Amanda Winslow, who starred in cross country and track at Florida State, has been selected as a Top 30 candidate for 2013 NCAA Woman of the Year honors from a pool of 450 nominees.

Florida State rising senior James Harris ran the leadoff leg on Team USA's world-leading 4x400 relay team Thursday in Moscow. Meanwhile, Sage Watson was claiming a pair of gold medals at the Canada Games.

Florida State rising seniors Dentarius Locke and James Harris will represent Team USA on a pair of sprint relay teams at the IAAF World Championships in Moscow. They will be joined by classmate Anne Zagre in the 100 hurdles.

The USTFCCCA announced that 17 Florida State track & field athletes earned All-Academic honors, which ranked eighth nationally for combined selections.

Dentarius Locke used a personal-best performance in the 100-meter dash in Monaco, France to claim a spot on Team USA for the IAAF World Championships in Moscow, Russia.

Florida State track & field coach Bob Braman adds Brandon Hon to staff as assistant sprints, hurdles & relays coach.

Michael Fout and Amanda Winslow swept ACC Scholar-Athlete of the Year honors for outdoor track & field, while Stefan Brits joined Winslow as Capital One Academic All-America selections.

James Harris placed fifth in the 400-meter finals at the USA National Championships, while Chelsea Whalen claimed her second silver medal at the Canadian National Championships.

Amanda Winslow has excelled in all areas of her collegiate life. A multi-time All-American with an impeccable academic profile and willingness to serve others, she is a candidate for NCAA Woman of the Year honors.

Dentarius Locke and James Harris advanced to the finals of the 100 and 400, respectively, at the USA Track & Field Championships on Friday. Chelsea Whalen was the shot put silver medalist at the Canadian National Championships.