Bailey Nock

Height:
5-9
Class:
Senior
Hometown:
Iowa City, Iowa
High School:
Iowa City West

2021: (Indoors): Did not compete
(Outdoors): Did not compete

2020: (Indoors): Did not compete
(Outdoors): Canceled (coronavirus)

2019: (Indoors): Redshirted ... Raced once, unattached, in the mile.
(Outdoors): Competed three times, racing the 800m and 1500m.

HIGH SCHOOL: Nock was a top-10 finisher at the state cross country championships all four years. She won the meet as a junior and was second her senior year. Nock was also third as a freshman and seventh as a sophomore. On the track, she medaled 15 times in four years at the state meet, which included state championships in the 1,500 and 3,000 her senior and junior seasons. Nock was tabbed the Mississippi Valley Conference Cross Country and Track and Field Athlete of the Year her senior campaign, in addition to earning numerous all-conference and region honors. Nock is the Iowa City West High School record holder in the 5,000 (18:06) and is a member of the school record distance medley relay team. At one time she held the school record in the 800, but it has since been broken. Her cross country team won the MVC championship all four years and was the regional champion three times (2014, 16 and 17) and her track and field team won the conference title and region crown three times (2016, 17 and 18). She was also recruited by Penn State, Michigan, Iowa and Missouri.

HIGH SCHOOL BESTS: 800-meters: 2:14.32; 1,500-meters: 4:38.34; 3,000-meters: 10:00.06.

IN THE CLASSROOM: Nock intends to major in integrative physiology.

PERSONAL: Bailey Marie Nock was born on August 31, 2000 in Boulder, Colo. and is the daughter of Jeff and Shannon Nock of Iowa City, Iowa. She has one brother, Bo, and two sisters, Brynne and Brooklynne. Nock’s father ran track at CU and his brother, Doug, was a member of the golf team. Her hobbies include theatre, jet skiing and hiking. Nock has also done volunteer work with sport camps and her church, and she participated in the West High School Dance Marathon all four years, which raised money for the University of Iowa Stead Family Children’s Hospital.