"8 time NCAA All-American"2007 USTFCCCA and ESPN Academic All-American2009 USTFCCCA and ESPN Academic All-American

/ records = High jump/Clearance of 7-07.75, 4th in NCAA history and 15th in U.S. history

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/ championship_list = "2007 NCAA Outdoor National Champion in the High Jump (2.32m)"2007 NCAA Midwest Regional high jump champion (2.25m)2007 Big 12 outdoor high jump champion (2.33m) 2008 Big 12 indoor high jump champion (2.29m) "2009 NCAA Indoor National Champion in the High Jump (2.25m)" 2009 NCAA Midwest Regional high jump champion (2.25m) "2009 NCAA Outdoor National Champion in the High Jump (2.26m)"

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"Scott Michael Sellers" (born August 16, 1986) is an American track and field athlete who holds records in the high jump. His clearance of 7-07.75 is currently 4th in NCAA history and 15th in U.S. history. As a high schooler, Sellers broke the national indoor record with a jump of 2.27m in Landover, Maryland. Sellers is currently attending Kansas State University in Manhattan, Kansas.

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