Adrienne Demaree

Height:
5-7
Class:
Freshman
High School:
Jesuit HS
Hometown:
Portland, Ore.

PERSONAL BESTS

1,500m – 4:48.89
John Knight Twilight
Monmouth, Ore., 4/11/14
3,000m – 10:19.43 (i)
UW Invitational
Seattle, Wash, 1/31/15
5,000m – 17:36.59
Willamette Invitational
Salem, Ore., 3/28/15
10,000m – 36:26.84
Oregon Relays
Eugene, Ore., 4/18/14

Pac-12 Track and Field Championships
2014: 17th, 37:27.12 (10,000m)

Pac-12 Cross Country Championships
2015: 78th, 22:56 (6,000m)
2014: 80th, 22:47 (6,000m)
2013: 78th, 24:19 (6,000m)
2012: 90th, 23:00 (6,000m)

NCAA Cross Country West Regionals
2015: 182nd, 23:28 (6,000m)
2014: 149th, 22:52 (6,000m)
2013: 177th, 22:25 (6,000m)
2012: 139th, 22:12 (6,000m)

TRACK AND FIELD

2016
Outdoor: Ran in one meet. Indoor: Did not compete. Season bests - Outdoor: 5,000M, 18:11.32, High Performance Meet, Corvallis (4/29/16).

2015
Outdoor: Competed in three meets ... named honorable-mention Pac-12 All-Academic honors. Indoor: Competed in three meets ... placed 21st in 5,000m in school-record 17:55.38 at MPSF championships ... named to MPSF All-Academic team. Season Bests: Outdoor - 3,000m - 10:27.18, Utah Dual, Corvallis, Ore. (3/21/15); 5,000m - 17:36.59, Willamette Invitational, Salem, Ore. (3/28/15). Indoor - 3,000m - 10:19.43, UW Invitational, Seattle, Wash. (1/31/15); 5,000m - 17:55.38, MPSF championships, Seattle, Wash. (2/27/15).

2014
Outdoor: Pac-12 All-Academic Honorable Mention … competed in the 1,500m, 3,000m, 5,000m and 10,000m … had her top career 10k race at the Oregon Relays on April 18, finishing in 36:26.84, the seventh-best time in school history … also made her Pac-12 Championships debut in the event in Pullman, Wash. on May 17, finishing 17th (37:27.12) … ran the 1,500m and 3,000m once each, PR’ing in both … crossed the finish line in the former at the John Knight Twilight (April 11) in 4:48.89 and in the latter at the OSU Invitational (March 8) in 10:26.30 … PR’d in the 5k at the OSU High Performance Meet on May 2, running 17:38.22 and finishing 12th. Indoor: Did not compete. Season Bests: Outdoor – 1,500m – 4:48.89 (PR), John Knight Twilight, Monmouth, Ore. (4/11/14); 3,000m – 10:26.30 (PR), OSU Invitational, Corvallis, Ore. (3/8/14); 5,000m – 17:38.22 (PR), OSU High Performance, Corvallis, Ore. (5/2/14); 10,000m – 36:26.84 (PR), Oregon Relays, Eugene, Ore. (4/18/14).

2013
Outdoor: Made her collegiate debut at the Willamette Opener (March 2) when she finished 10th in the 1,500m with a time of 5:01.44 … in mid-March ran the 3,000m back-to-back at the Oregon Preview (March 16) and the first meet at the Whyte Track and Field Center (March 23) … finished 18th in the former (10:34.53) and sixth in the latter with a time of 10:26.83 … ran the 1,500m at the John Knight Twilight (April 12) and crossed the finish line in 5:05.32 … ran the 5,000m three times near the end of the season and posted a season best in that event at the West Coast Invitational (May 11) with a time of 18:01.33 to finish fourth in her heat and 25th overall. Indoor: Did not compete. Season Bests: Outdoors – 1,500m – 5:01.44, Willamette Opener, Salem, Ore. (3/2/13); 3,000m – 10:26.83, OSU/UP/Willamette, Corvallis, Ore. (3/23/13); 5,000m – 18:01.33, West Coast Invitational, Salem, Ore. (5/11/13).

CROSS COUNTRY

2015
Ran final three meets of the season; best finish was 78th at Pac-12 championships on Oct. 30, finishing in 22:56 ... earned honorable-mention Pac-12 All-Academic honors for second year in a row.

2014
Was selected as a Pac-12 All-Academic Honorable Mention … ran in four meets in 2014 … finished 149th at the NCAA West Regional (Nov. 14) with a 6k time of 22:52 ... took 80th at the Pac-12 Championships (Oct. 31), clocking a 6k time of 22:47 … recorded her highest finish at the Emerald City Open (Oct. 18), placing ninth with a 6k time of 23:13 ... placed 21st in her first race of the season, posting a 5k time of 18:11.24 at the PSU Vikings Classic (Oct. 4).

2013
Named to the Pac-12 All-Academic Second Team … competed in six races, posting her best 6,000-meter time at the NCAA West Regional (22:25) … was Oregon State’s second finisher at the Beaver Classic (14th; 22:31) … worked her way among OSU’s scorers for the first time in her career at the conference meet, finishing 78th overall with a time of 24:19.

2012
Was Oregon State’s second freshman finisher at NCAA Regionals, coming in 139th with a time of 22:13 … also finished 90th at the Pac-12 Championships on Oct. 27, crossing the line in 23:01 … ran 22:52.5 in the Women’s Black Unseeded 6K at NCAA Pre-Nationals on Oct. 13 to finish 97th … finished 17th at the Charles Bowles Invitational on Sept. 29 (18:40.72) … ran her first collegiate race unattached at the Pier Park Invitational on Sept. 1 (22nd; 18:38.6).

JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL
Competed in track and cross country all four years for head coach Tom Rothenberger … cross country team won three state titles and finished fourth in the nation at Nike Cross Nationals in 2010 … track team was state champions in 2011 … named All-Metro League in cross country all four years … was a second team all-state selection in 2008, 2009 and 2011 and a third team pick in 2010 … earned a varsity letter in both sports and was All-Metro League All-Academic and academic all-state all four years … named team captain in 2011-12 … personal bests include 17:55 in the cross country 5K, 10:14 in the 3,000 and 4:43 in the 1,500 meters.

PERSONAL
Biology major ... daughter of Ann and Tom Demaree ... has an older brother, Ben, who ran track and cross country at Santa Clara University ... a member of the French National Honor Society and made Jesuit’s honor roll each year of high school … former prep teammates competing at the Division I level include Payton Schutte at Arizona State, Amira Joseph at Vanderbilt and Annamarie Maag at Georgetown … also prep teammates with current OSU athletes Sabrah de Voir and Shannon Mahoney … lists Steve Prefontaine as her favorite athlete growing up … describes running at Nike Cross Nationals in 2010 as her biggest athletic thrill to date, when the team finished fourth, the best Jesuit or any other team from Oregon has ever placed … chose Oregon State because it’s “close to home, has an up-and-coming program, wonderful coaches and a good pre-med program.”