Julia Maxwell Season 2014

TFRRS Performance Profile

Personal bests (thru 2017):

• 5,000: 16:18.05
• 3,000: 9:29.86i
• 1,500: 4:31.26
• Mile: 4:55.91

As a senior (2017-18):
Cross country

• Did not compete.

As a junior (2016-17):
Outdoors

• USTFCCCA All-Academic selection.
• Pac-12 All-Academic honorable mention.

Indoors

• Set two personal bests in the 3,000 during the season.
• Ran her fastest time by six seconds in recording a 9:23.10 to place eighth at the MPSF Championships.
• Ran her personal 3,000 best of 9:29.86 at the UW Invitational.
• MPSF All-Academic selection.

Cross country

• Ran one race, at Pre-Nationals, placing 122nd.

As a sophomore (2015-16):
Outdoors

• Pac-12 All-Academic honorable mention.
• USTFCCCA All-Academic team.

Indoors

• Did not compete.

Cross country

• Earned 2015 All-West Region honors by placing 18th at regionals.
• Stanford's No. 2 runner at NCAA West Regional.
• Team's No. 3 at Pac-12 Championships, and No. 4 at NCAA's.

As a freshman (2014-15):
Outdoors

• Sixth at the Big Meet in the 3,000 (9:47.29).

Indoors

• Ran two races during the season.
• Made her collegiate track debut at the UW Indoor Preview, placing seenth in the 3,000 in a personal best 9:40.23.
• Placed 12th in her heat of the 5,000 at the Husky Classic (17:12.45).

Cross Country

• Made collegiate debut at the Stanford Invitational, placing 19th.

 High School:

• A 2014 graduate of The Branson School in Ross, Calif.
• Captured three consecutive California state Division V cross country titles (2011-13), leading the Bulls to the 2013 team championship.
• Won three consecutive North Coast Section Division V cross country titles as well.
• Advanced to the 2012 Foot Locker nationals in San Diego, placing 20th.
• Placed second at the 2012 Foot Locker West Regionals.
• Placed sixth at the 2014 California state track and field championships in the 3,200, running 10:24.50.
• Won the 3,200 at the 2014 North Coast Section Meet of Champions (10:31.44).

Personal:

• Daughter of Brian and Jennifer Maxwell, who together founded PowerBar.
• Father was a standout at Cal and ran a 2:14:43 marathon.
• He later served as Cal's distance coach.
• At age 13, finished fourth -- one spot ahead of future Stanford men's All-America Erik Olson -- and captured the female Best Time Award at the 2009 Dipsea Race, a legendary handicapped 7.4-mile trail run held in Marin County, Calif.
• Was 11th overall and the top high school finisher at the 2012 Dipsea, earning her second coveted "Black Shirt" for finishing among the top 35.

Career results: