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March 18, 2013
The Bay Area Track Club is excited about its three new athletes joining the club for the 2013 season. Under the guidance of coach Tom Kloos, winter training has begun with the goal of building fitness, competing indoors, and ultimately being ready for the spring season.
Taylor Bryson graduated from Cal last spring with marks of 4:20.35, 10:19 (steeple), and 16:05.
Brett Zorich is a northern California native and a 2012 UNLV graduate. Last season she ran 54.00 and 2:04.54 for the Running Rebels.
Lyndsay Taylor qualified for the Olympic Trials and ran 2:03.16 in 2012.
Taylor Bryson is a versatile athlete, having competed in every distance from the 800m to the 5000m and cross country. She is a 2012 graduate of UC Berkeley where she earned All-American honors as a member of the Distance Medley Relay. The 2011-2012 season was a breakout year for Taylor. She competed at the NCAA Championships in cross country, indoors, and qualified to the first round of NCAAâs in the 1500m, steeplechase, and 5000m. She placed 13th in the 1500m. Taylorâs personal bests include a 4:20.3 in the 1500 (4th all-time at Cal), 10:19.8 in the steeplechase (2nd all-time at Cal), and 16:05.4 in the 5000m (5th all-time at Cal). She was awarded with the Herb Johnson Track and Field Scholarship. Taylor began working with Bay Area Track Club coaches Magda and Tom in the summer of 2012. A native of Newport Beach, California, Taylor enjoys training in the Bay Area where she also works at Alter G Treadmill.
