Nate Englin

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Nate Englin (born April 24, 1986) is an American shot putter from Shoreview, Minnesota, throwing for the Missouri Tigers.

Following Englin's freshman season at Missouri, he competed in the 2005 Pan-American Games (Junior) and the USA Track and Field junior games. He earned a silver medal in each competition.^{[citation needed]}

As a sophomore in 2006, Englin qualified for the NCAA Championships in the shot put and was named all-Big 12 in outdoor shot put and weight throw (indoor). His best throw came at a meet in Los Angeles in the shot put, when he tossed 621⁄4 feet (18.90m). As a freshman in 2005, Englin earned two all-Big 12 honors, both in shot put (indoor and outdoor).

He competed for Mounds View Track and Field and set the Minnesota state record in the shot put, 65–6 feet, as a junior in 2003; the record stood until 2012.^[1][2]

INDOOR

• Shot Put: 18.19m, 59-8¼, CMSU Open '06
• Weight Throw: 19.82m, 65-½, Big 12 Indoor '06

OUTDOOR

• Shot Put: 18.90m, 62-¼, UCLA Invite '06
• Discus: 50.66m, 166–2, Arizona St Invite '06
• Hammer Throw: 55.27m, 181–4, Big 12 '06

• Englin's official bio from University of Missouri

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