2018 Women's Track and Field
Biography
2016-2017
Competed in 8 meets for her second season. Set a new personal best in the long jump at the Gaucho Round-Up, jumping 16' 8 1/2". Also set her season's best in the triple jump at the same meet with a mark of 37' 9 1/2". Took 2nd at the All-UC Challenge in the triple jump. Finished 16th at the Big West Conference Championships in the triple jump to conclude the season.
2015-2016
Alivia competed in 10 meets as a Gaucho her first year in her signature event, the triple jump. Her sophmore year consisted of several breakthrough performances. She opened her season placing 2nd in the Guacho Round-Up, jumping 37'05''. She followed this solid performance with improving marks at the Aztec Invitational (37' 11.25"), Beach Pacific Coast (38'2.75'') and the Bruin Legends of T&F Invitational, with an exceptional PR 39' 2.25". She continued this success and ended what thought would be her last meet of her freshmen year at the Big West Championships with a dominating (nearly 2 foot) PR, 41'0.5''. This placed her 2nd as a freshmen in conference and ranks her 2nd all-time triple jumper in UCSB History. This claimed her a position as a Regionals qualifier where she ranked 44th at the 2016 NCAA Track & Field West Preliminary Rounds in Kansas.
Prep
Alivia lived in China for 6 years and graduated from Dulwich College of Beijing, a British international highschool. She had a unique situation very different from her teammates because her highschool didn't have a track team. She invested a lot of her time into various other sports and occasionally attended track meets at other internaitonal schools nearby where she found her innate talent in triple jump. She also attended the 2014 Track and Field summer camp here at UCSB which gave her an incentive to want to pursue track the university. She jumped 37' 6'' her senior year of highschool with her dad as her coach.
Personal
Her parents are Bruce and Lisa Schlueter and she has an older sister and two triplet sisters who all go to different colleges on the East Coast. She is pursuing a major in Communications with a minor in Chinese as she already has a solid foundation in the language. While in China, her dad was primarily her coach and she competed in track and field tournaments against other local international schools and teams across Asia. Her most memorable athletic achievement was when her teammate made her take her place in Triple Jump for the first time and was able to claim 1st place in the international 3 day exhibition.
Collegiate Bests
Triple Jump- 41' 0.5" (2016 Big West Conference Championships)
Big West Championships
2017 - Triple Jump, 16th, 34' 8 1/4"
2016 - Triple Jump, 2nd, 41' 1/2"
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