Abdiel Agramonte-Moreno

Position:
Sprints
Height:
5-10
Class:
Sophomore
Hometown:
Las Vegas, Nev.
High School:
Rancho

PERSONAL BESTS
INDOOR
60-meters: 7.01 (2017)
200-meters: 22.42 (2017)
300-meters: 36.99 (2016)
OUTDOOR
100-meters: 10.86 (2017)
200-meters: 22.10 (2017)
400-meters: 50.11

ACADEMIC HONORS
Pac-12 All-Academic honorable mention (2017)

2017: Indoor: Agramonte-Moreno’s main focus was the 60-meters during his sophomore indoor season, running in multiple meets. His best finish came at the Joe Davies Classic in mid-February where he clocked a 7.01 time to finish third overall. He also competed in the 200 meters at both CU home events, collecting a new PR time of 22.42 at the CU Open where he finished 14th.

2016: Indoor: Agramonte-Moreno ran the 60 and 200-meter dashes as a freshman. He clocked a personal best of 7.21 in the preliminary rounds of the CSM Mines Joe Davies Open (2/20), placing 11^th overall. His PR in the 200 was 22.94, which came at the Air Force Open (1/8).
Outdoor: Agramonte-Moreno competed in the 100 and 200-meter dashes in his first outdoor season. He clocked a season best time of 11.07 in the 100 at the CSM Invite (4/22), which placed third. Agramonte-Moreno’s season best 200 time was 22.42, which came at the Tom Benich Open (4/2) and earned him a sixth place finish.

HIGH SCHOOL: Agramonte-Moreno was a three-sport athlete at RHS, participating in football, basketball and track and field. He competed at the state meet in the 4x100, 4x400 and 4x800-meter relays for the Rams. Agramonte-Moreno was named the track MVP his sophomore and junior seasons. He was also recruited by Carnegie Mellon, Embry Riddle and Lipscomb.

HIGH SCHOOL BESTS: 100-meter: 11.04; 200-meter: 22.24; 400-meter: 50.11.

IN THE CLASSROOM: Agramonte-Moreno is an aerospace engineering major and has a GPA greater than 3.00.

PERSONAL: Abdiel Alejandro Agramonte-Moreno was born on January 14, 1996 in Camaguey, Cuba. He is the son of Abdiel Calzado and Isabel Moreno Leguen. His mother played professional basketball in Cuba. Agramonte-Moreno moved from Cuba to the U.S. when he was nine with his mom and grandma. He placed first in a high school orchestra competition in 2012.