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2010-11 a-state track & fieldINTRODUCTION

Table of Contents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1Quick Facts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1Media Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2

STUDENT-ATHLETESWomen’s Track & Field Roster . . . . . . . . . . . .3Men’s Track & Field Roster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4Athlete Biographies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5-21Head Coach Lon Badeaux . . . . . . . . . . . .22-23Assistant Coaches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24-27

INDOOR TRACK & FIELDWomen’s Indoor Records . . . . . . . . . . . . .29-30Men’s Indoor Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31-322009-10 Top Indoor Performances . . . . . . . .33Women’s ASU Kickoff Klassic Records . . . . .34Men’s ASU Kickoff Klassic Records . . . . . . .35Women’s ASU Invitational Records . . . . . . . .36Men’s ASU Invitational Records . . . . . . . . . .37Women’s Convocation Center Records . . . .38Men’s Convocation Center Records . . . . . . .39

OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELDWomen’s Outdoor Records . . . . . . . . . . .40-42Men’s Outdoor Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . .42-442009-10 Top Outdoor Performances . . . . . . .45Women’s ASU Classic Records . . . . . . . . . .46Men’s ASU Classic Records . . . . . . . . . . . . .47Women’s ASU Track Complex Records . . . .48Women’s Olympic Drive Stadium Records . .49Men’s ASU Track Complex Records . . . . . . .50Men’s Olympic Drive Stadium Records . . . . .51

HISTORYASU Head Coaches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .52All-Americans . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .53All-Conference Performers . . . . . . . . . . . .54-60Conference Honors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .60-63ASU in the NCAA’s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .64-65ASU Pole Vault Legacy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .66ASU Olympians . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .67-69Letterwinners . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .70-73

THIS IS ASUThe Sun Belt Conference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .74Athletic Facilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .75Arkansas State University . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .76Luter Academic Success Center . . . . . . . . . .77ASU Administration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .78Dr. Dan Howard, Interim Chancellor . . . . . . .79Dr. Dean Lee, Director of Athletics . . . . . . . .80Athletic Department Directory . . . . . . . . . . . .81

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Location: Jonesboro, ArkansasEnrollment: 13,448Nickname: Red WolvesColors: Scarlet and BlackFacilities: ASU Convocation Center (Indoor)

ASU Track & Field ComplexConference: Sun BeltFounded: 1909Interim President: Dr. Robert PottsInterim Chancellor: Dr. Dan HowardDirector of Athletics: Dr. Dean LeeSWA: Stacey WillmottFaculty Athletics Rep.: Nonie WigginsHead Coach: Lon BadeauxAssistant Coach: Amy BowmanAssistant Coach: Jason BrooksAssistant Coach: Kyle ChandlerAssistant Coach: Matt KraftAssistant Coach: Matt Vining

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2010-11 a-state track & fieldASU SPORTS INFORMATION STAFF

Jerry ScottDirectorOffice: 870-972-3405Cell: [email protected] Provence (T&F Contact)Assistant DirectorOffice: 870-972-2707Cell: [email protected] ReynoldsAssistant DirectorOffice: 870-972-3547Cell: [email protected] BuckleyGraduate AssistantOffice: 870-972-2428Cell: [email protected]

Main Phone/FAX: 870-972-2541/3367Mailing Address:

P.O. Box 1000, State University, AR 72467Overnight Address:

217 Olympic Dr., Jonesboro, AR 72401

INTERVIEWS: To arrange for an interview with headcoach Lon Badeaux, a student-athlete or an assistantcoach, contact Van Provence, Assistant Sports Infor-mation Director at (870) 972-2707. All interviews mustbe approved by the head coach.

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FOR MORE INFORMATION: Contact Van Provence,Assistant Sports Information Director at (870) 972-2541, or write Media Relations Office, P.O. Box 1000,State University, Ark., 72467. Overnight mail can besent to Media Relations Office, Convocation Center,217 Olympic Drive, Jonesboro, Ark., 72401.

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2010-11 ASU Red Wolves Roster

Alphabetical Women’s Roster Name Event Ht Cl. Hometown Previous School Julia Agawu TH 5-9 So. Denton, Texas Denton-Guyer HS Kristina Aubert DIS 5-6 Fr. Crystal Lake, Ill. Crystal Lake-South HS Kelsey Bean DIS 5-9 Fr. Hot Springs, Ark. Hot Springs HS Courtney Briney PV 5-7 So. Corning, Ark. Corning HS Alyssa Brock TH 5-10 Jr. O’Fallon, Mo. Parkway-North HS Emily Carroll DIS 5-1 Fr. Melbourne, Ark. Melbourne HS Emily Cook PV 5-3 Fr. Orlando, Fla. East Ridge HS Jamie Curry SPR 5-6 So. Memphis, Tenn. Bolton HS Jennifer Day PV 5-9 Sr. Texarkana, Texas Pleasant Grove HS Jamie Fleming TH 5-10 Jr. Ashdown, Ark. Ashdown HS Stephanie Foreman PV 5-5 Jr. Hot Springs, Ark. Lake Hamilton HS Sydney Foreman DIS 5-7 Jr. Springdale, Ark. Har-Ber HS Kanesha Hicks Multi 5-9 Jr. Pine Bluff, Ark. Pine Bluff HS Mary Krug DIS 5-6 Sr. Heber Springs, Ark. Heber Springs HS Dawn L’Heureux DIS 5-8 Sr. Springdale, Ark. Springdale HS Kim Luddick Multi 5-8 Fr. Pretoria, South Africa LaKeitha Minter JPS 5-8 Jr. Dumas, Ark. Stuttgart HS Charmisha Morrow SPR 5-8 So. Memphis, Tenn. Trezevant HS Erica Naeger PV 5-3 Sr. Bloomsdale, Mo. Ste. Genevieve HS Sharika Nelvis SPR 5-9 Fr. Memphis, Tenn. Northside HS Jessica Otto Multi 5-7 Fr. Mansfield, Ark. Mansfield HS Allyson Perry MD 5-4 Sr. Memphis, Tenn. Kirby HS Verlisa Pryor SPR 5-5 So. Collierville, Tenn. Collierville HS Samantha Salinas DIS 5-7 So. Bartlett, Ill. Bartlett HS Bailey Sisson DIS 5-2 Fr. Vilonia, Ark. Vilonia HS Tevin Thompson TH 6-2 Fr. Yulee, Fla. Yulee HS Chelsea Weaver DIS 5-3 Jr. Monticello, Ark. Monticello HS

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Name Event Ht Cl. Hometown Previous School Lucas Bateman SPR/HUR 6-3 Jr. Waynesville, Mo. Waynesville HS Briar Becton DIS 5-9 So. Cabot, Ark. Cabot HS Bailey Bunyan DIS 5-7 Sr. Cobdon, Ill. Cobden HS Richard Chavez TH 5-11 Fr. Clovis, N.M. Clovis HS Andrew Corter Multi 5-10 Fr. Malvern, Ark. Magnet Cove HS Chuck Damberger PV 6-1 Sr. Ashland, Ohio Ashland HS John Ellis PV 6-3 Jr. Caddo Gap, Ark. Caddo Hills HS Ray Henderson SPR 6-1 Sr. Stuttgart, Ark. Stuttgart HS Raymond Jackson SPR 5-8 So. Franklin, Tenn. Centennial HS Tyler Jackson PV Fr. Jonesboro, Ark. Valley View HS Ryutaro Kinjo MD Fr. Okinawa, Japan Thomas Ligon Multi 6-5 Fr. Ozark, Mo. Ozark HS Tyler Lingo TH 6-0 Fr. Nashville, Ark. Nashville HS Joey Meyer SPR 5-10 Fr. West Plains, Mo. West Plains HS David Mills DIS 6-0 So. Hot Springs, Ark. Lake Hamilton HS Henry Ndichu DIS 5-7 Sr. Nairobi, Kenya James Ngwiri DIS 6-1 Sr. Nyeri, Kenya Chris Nicasio TH 6-1 Fr. San Antonio, Texas Brandeis HS William Oliver Multi 6-1 Fr. Memphis, Tenn. Ridgeway HS Corwin Pace TH 5-10 Jr. Red Oak, Texas Red Oak HS Derell Pigram DIS 5-8 Sr. Memphis, Tenn. East HS Terell Pigram DIS 5-8 Sr. Memphis, Tenn. East HS Devin Reed DIS 5-7 Fr. Springdale, Ark. Har-Ber HS Ethan Sandusky PV 5-8 Fr. Bentonville, Ark. Bentonville HS Sam Scott SPR 5-10 Jr. Waynesville, Mo. Waynesville HS Taylor Short Multi 6-3 Jr. Dallas, Texas Greenhill HS Rusty Staggs DIS 5-9 Jr. Batesville, Ark. Batesville HS Charl Stander HJ 6-1 So. Pretoria, South Africa Ethan Turpen Multi 6-3 So. Hot Springs, Ark. Lake Hamilton HS Richard Williams DIS 6-2 Fr. Hot Springs, Ark. Lake Hamilton HS Soloman Williams HUR 5-11 Jr. Waynesville, Mo. Waynesville HS

ference and SBC Freshman of the Year at theconclusion of the conference cross countrymeet...was named SBC Runner of the Week fourtimes, including the final three weeks of the reg-ular season.HIGH SCHOOL – Ran cross country and trackall four years at Crystal Lake-South HighSchool...was team captain...won state champi-onship in the 2007 3,200 meter run.PERSONAL – Was an honor roll student all eightsemesters at Crystal Lake-South...parents areJeff and Linda Aubert...birthplace was Barring-ton, Ill.

2010-11 – During the indoor season, finishedsixth at the SBC Indoor Championships in the 55meter hurdles with a personal-record time of7.73…ran a personal-best 8.40 in the 60 meterhurdles at the Feb. 10 Iowa State Classic.2009-10 – During the indoor season, ran a sea-son-best 7.07 in the 55-meter hurdles at the Dec.5 ASU Kickoff Klassic…also ran a personal-best23.56 in the 200 meters at the Feb. 11 Iowa StateClassic…also at the ISU Classic, ran a personal-best 8.48 in the 60 meter hurdles…ran a per-sonal-best 7.84 in the 55 meter hurdles at theSun Belt Indoor Championships…during the out-door season, finished sixth at the SBC Champi-onships in the 110 meter hurdles with apersonal-best time of 14.96…also ran a per-sonal-best 54.64 in the 400 meter hurdles at theSBC Championships to finish sixth.2008-09 – Led team in the 55, 110 and 400 meterhurdles during the indoor and outdoor sea-sons...posted a time of 8.07 in the 55-meter hur-dles during indoor season...ran a 14.83 in the 110hurdles at the SBC Outdoor Champi-onships...also posted a 55.09 in the 400 hurdlesat the SBC Outdoors. High School - Competedat Waynesville High School for fouryears...named track team captain as a sen-ior...state qualifier sophomore, junior and seniorseasons...also played football. PERSONAL – Born Nov. 2, 1989 in Monterey,Calif...sports management major.

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2010-11 – Finished fifth at the Sun Belt Confer-ence Indoor Championships in the shot-put witha personal-best effort of 13.22...notched a per-sonal-best throw of 18.33m in the weight throw atthe Feb. 10 Iowa State Classic.2009-10 – Posted a season-high indoor throw of12.16m in the shot put at the Jan. 23 ASU Invita-tional...finished 9th at the Sun Belt Indoor Cham-pionships in the weight throw with a season-besteffort of 16.38m...during the outdoor season,notched a season-best effort of 10.33 in the shotput at the April 10 Ole Miss Invitational. At theApril 17 Memphis Invitational, she logged a sea-son-best throw of 48.24 in the discus...At the April24 ULM Warhawk Classic, she posted a season-best effort of 48.19m in the hammer throw.HIGH SCHOOL – Was a four-year letterwinnerat Denton Guyer high school in Denton, Texas intrack & field throwing the discus and shot-put...won three straight district championshipsduring sophomore through senior seasons in theshotput and the discus...was fifth in the TexasState meet in the discus after her senior year. PERSONAL – Birthplace was London, Eng-land...also played basketball and volleyball inhigh school...majoring in Clinical Lab Sciences.

2010-11 – During the 2010 indoor season, fin-ished second at the SBC Indoor Championshipsin the 3,000 meters with a personal-best time of9:43.21...posted a personal-best 2:25.75 in the800 meters at the Jan. 22 ASU Invitational...rana personal-best 5:03.63 in the mile run at theFeb. 10 Iowa State Classic...also at the IowaState Classic, ran a personal-best of 16:56.36 inthe 5,000 meters...During cross-country season,finished 16th among 124 runners at the SouthCentral Regionals Cross Country meet to earnAll-Region honors...was named All-Sun Belt Con-

5-9 � So. � ThrowerDenton, TexasDenton-Guyer H.S.

JULIA AGAWU

6-3 � Jr. � Sprinter/HurdlerWaynesville, Mo.Waynesville H.S.

LUCAS BATEMAN

5-6 � Fr. � DistanceCrystal Lake, IllinoisCrystal Lake-South H.S.

KRISTINA AUBERT

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2010-11 – During the indoor season, ran a1:03.57 in the 400 meters at the Jan. 14 SIUSaluki Open…at the Feb. 10 Iowa State Classic,ran a 1:30.06 in the 600 yards…in the 800 me-ters, ran a 2:19.84 at the Kentucky Rod McCravyMemorial…posted her best time in the mile run atthe ASU Invitational, finishing the race in 5:37.48.High School – Was the state champion in the 800meters in 2007 and 2010…helped lead HotSprings High School to the 6A State Champi-onship in 2007.PERSONAL – Born Dec. 2, 1991 in HotSprings…Named to Chancellors List and AthleticHonor Roll 2010-11…Parents are Brian andKaren Bean.

2010-11 – During the indoor season, ran a4:35.91 in the mile and a personal-best 9:10.16in the 3,000 meters at the Iowa State Invita-tional…posted a time of 16:03.81 at the Sun BeltConference Indoor Championships in the 5,000meters.2009-10 – During the indoor season, ran a2:02.66 in the 800 meters at the Middle Ten-nessee Invitational…also at the MTSU Invita-tional, ran a 4:32.72 mile…ran a 9:21.19 at theIowa State Classic…finished the 5,000 meters in16:04.05 at the ASU Invitational…in outdoortrack, ran a 2:00.91 at the SBC Champi-onships…finished the 1,500 meters in 4:16.30 atthe Ole Miss Invitational…posted a time of9:38.80 at the Memphis Invitational…ran a17:24.43 in the 5,000 meters at the SEMO JoeyHaynes Invitational.HIGH SCHOOL – Ran track and Cross Countryat Cabot High School all four years of highschool...is a part of the 4X800 team which ownsthe school record in the event and won two in-

door state championships. PERSONAL – Born May 20, 1991 in Little Rock,Ark...is majoring in math education at ArkansasState.

2010-11 – Posted a career-best jump of 3.15 me-ters in the pole vault to finish 12th at the Sun BeltConference Indoor Championships.HIGH SCHOOL – Although only participating intrack& field during junior and seasons placedsecond at the Arkansas 3A State meet her sen-ior season at Corning High School in Corning,Ark...set the school record in the pole vault atCorning. PERSONAL – Born in Poplar Bluff, Mo. on Feb.19, 1991...majoring in Math at ASU where she isa University Honors Scholar...also participated ingolf and cheerleading in high school.

2010-11 – Posted a 15.73 in the weight throw atthe ASU Invitational.2009-10 – Posted a career-best throw of 54-8 inthe weight throw at the Middle Tennessee Invita-tional…during the outdoor season, recorded a43.36 in the discus at the SEMO Joey HaynesInvitational and a personal-best 47.52 in thehammer throw at the Memphis Invitational.2008-09 – Led the team during indoor seasonwith a season-best throw of 34-4 in the shot putat the ASU Kickoff Klassic...ranked second in theindoor weight throw with a throw of 47-5 also atthe Kickoff Klassic...led the team in the Discusand the Hammer throw during outdoor sea-son...threw a 155-8 in the discus at the SBC Out-door Championships...threw a 153-6 at theLouisville/Lenny Lyons Classic hosted byLouisville. HIGH SCHOOL – Holds high school records at

5-9 � Fr. � DistanceHot Springs, Ark.Hot Springs H.S.

KELSEY BEAN

5-7 � So. � Pole VaultCorning, Ark.Corning H.S.

COURTNEY BRINEY

5-10 � Jr. � ThrowerO’Fallon, Mo.Parkway-North H.S.

ALYSSA BROCK5-9 � So. � DistanceCabot, Ark.Cabot H.S.

BRIAR BECTON

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2010-11 a-state track & fieldParkway North High School in the shot put, dis-cus and 4X100 relays...finished second in thestate of Missouri in the discus as a junior...wasnamed to the all-academic team all four years inhigh school...also played volleyball and basket-ball for three years in high school. PERSONAL – Born Dec. 2, 1989...biology/pre-med major.

2010-11 – recorded a personal-best 4:18.29 inthe mile run to finish fifth at the Sun Belt Confer-ence Indoor Championships…ran a personal-best 8:36.70 at the ASU Kickoff Klassic in the3,000 meters…also posted a personal-best in the5,000 meters finishing in 15:06.48 at the ASU In-vitational….in cross country, finished 12th at theSBC meet and 54th at the South Central RegionCross Country Championships.2009-10 – During the outdoor season, notcheda time of 2:03.94 in the 800 meters and a 4:09.45in the 1,500 meters at the SEMO Joey HaynesInvitational…ran an 8:50.61 in the 3,000 metersat the ULM Warhawk Classic…ran the 5,000 me-ters in 15:19.83 at the Ole Miss Invita-tional…finished 10th at the Sun Belt ConferenceOutdoor Championships in the 10,000 meterswith a time of 32:13.43.REND LAKE COMMUNITY COLLEGE – Was amember of the 2008 National Championship jun-ior-college indoor track team...team also placedfourth at the Division I cross country meet two-years in a row. HIGH SCHOOL – Placed 10th at the Class A Illi-nois State Cross Country meet as a senior atCobden High School...two-time all-state per-former and was the Southern Illinois cross-coun-try runner of the year. PERSONAL – Born May 9, 1989 in Carbondale,Ill...majoring in interdisciplinary studies atArkansas State.

2010-11 – During the indoor season in the milerun, finished in 5:35.26 at the SIU SalukiOpen...posted a time of 11:24.46 in the 3,000meter run at the ASU Kickoff Klassic…ran a19:46.45 in the 5,000 meters at the Iowa StateClassic.HIGH SCHOOL – Ran track all four years at Mel-bourne High School.PERSONAL – Born March 26, 1992 in Salem,Ark…also played basketball, softball and golf inhigh school…was senior class Valedicto-rian…parents are Jim and Melody Carroll.

2010-11 – During the indoor season, saved hisbest performances for the SBC Indoor Champi-onships when he finished fourth in the shot putwith a throw of 15.58 meters and eighth in theweight throw with a throw of 16.10 meters.

2010-11 – Ran a 5:35.26 mile at the SIU SalukiOpen…finished the 3,000 meters in 11:24.46 atthe ASU Kickoff Klassic…posted a time of19:46.45 in the 5,000 meters at the Iowa StateClassic.HIGH SCHOOL – Was the 2009 Florida Class4A runner-up in the pole vault, clearing 10-10.PERSONAL – Born Nov. 18, 1991 in Orlando,Fla…was also on the weightlifting team in highschool…parents are David and Diana Cook.

5-7 � Sr. � DistanceCobdon, Ill.Cobdon H.S.

BAILEY BUNYAN

5-1 � Fr. � DistanceMelbourne, Ark.Melbourne H.S.

EMILY CARROLL

5-11 � Fr. � ThrowerClovis, N.M.Clovis H.S.

RICHARD CHAVEZ

5-3 � Fr. � Pole VaultOrlando, Fla.East Ridge H.S.

EMILY COOK

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2010-11 – During the indoor season, postedtimes of 6.57 in the 55 meter hurdles, 3:14.83 inthe 1,000 meters, 9.05 in the 55 meter hurdles, ajump of 1.85 in the high jump and an effort of 6.21meters in the long jump, all at the ASU KickoffKlassic…cleared 4.36 meters in the pole vault atthe ASU Invitational…ran the 60 meters in 7.13,the 60 meter hurdles in 9.32 and scored 4,402points in the heptathlon at the Iowa State Clas-sic…posted a time of 23.28 in the 200 meters atthe Kentucky Rod McCravy Invitational…notcheda time of 2:19.59 in the 800 meters and a dis-tance of 12.00 meters in the shot put at the SIUSaluki Open.HIGH SCHOOL – Ran track for two seasons atMagnet Cove High School…Ran a 10.88 tobreak the Class 3A record in the 100 me-ters…also broke the Class 1A-4A record in the60 meters by running a 7.08.PERSONAL – Born June 19, 1992 in HotSprings…also played football in highschool….parents are David and Loretta Corter.

2010-11 – During the indoor season, ran a per-sonal-best 7.86 in the 60 meters at the IowaState Classic…posted a time of 7.33 in the 55meters at the ASU Kickoff Klassic…posted a timeof 25.45 in the 200 meters at the SBC IndoorChampionships…ran a 1:00.88 in the 400 me-ters at the ASU Invitational…triple jumped 11.69meters at the Kentucky Rod McCravy Memorial.2009-10 – During the indoor season, ran a 7.23in the 55 meters at the ASU Kickoff Klas-sic…posted a time of 8.05 in the 60 meters at theSouthern Illinois Invitational…ran a 59.68 in the400 meters at the Iowa State Classic…posted atime of 25.68 in the 200 meters and a jump of

11.82 meters in the triple jump at the SBC IndoorChampionships…in the outdoor season, ran a12.65 in the 100 meters and had a triple jump of11.84 meters at the LSU Relays…at the Mem-phis Invitational, ran a 25.23 in the 200 metersand a 59.79 in the 400 meters.HIGH SCHOOL – Ran track for four years atBolton High School in Memphis owning PR’s of12.06 in the 100, 24.91 in the 200, 58.91 in the400, and 38-5 in the triple jump...also played vol-leyball and basketball at Bolton and was a mem-ber of the honor roll. PERSONAL – Born Oct. 28, 1991 in New Or-leans...majoring in Journalism at Arkansas State.

2010-11 – During the indoor season, cleared3.46 meters at the ASU Invitational.2009-10 – During the indoor season, jumped apersonal-best 3.35 meters in the pole vault at theMiddle Tennessee Invitational…in the outdoorseason, vaulted a personal-best 3.31 meters tofinish 10th at the SBC Outdoor Championships.2008-09 – Ranked fourth on the team in both theindoor and outdoor pole vulat posting a 11-5 3/4during outdoor season and an 11-1 3/4 during in-door season at the Iowa State Classic. 2007-08 - Ranked second on the team in both theindoor and outdoor pole vault...had a seaosnbest of 11-4 during the indoor season and 11-73/4 during the outdoor seaosn finishing fourth atthe SBC Outdoor Championships. HIGH SCHOOL – Posted a best of 11-6 in thevault, which was good for second place in the2007 3A Texas High School Track and FieldChampionships...also ran cross country helpingteam to state qualifier position...helped volleyballteam to state finals as a sophomore record of 38-4...member of high school’s National Honor So-ciety, National Art Honor Society and Art VaseGold Medalist PERSONAL – Born Jan. 30, 1989 in Texarkana... undecided major ... parents are Tammy andJim Day ... enjoys wakeboarding, snowboardingand barrel racing.

5-10 � Fr. � MultiMalvern, Ark.Magnet Cove H.S.

ANDREW CORTER

5-9 � Sr. � Pole VaultTexarkana, TexasPleasant Grove H.S.

JENNIFER DAY

5-9 � So. � SprinterMemphis, Tenn.Bolton H.S.

JAMIE CURRY

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2008-09 – Led the team in the indoor weightthrow throwing a 50-11 at the LSU Multi/PurpleTiger Invitational...ranked second on the team inthe discus and hammer throw throwing a 129-9 inthe discus and a 145-8 in the hammer throw.HIGH SCHOOL – Four year all-state performerat Ashdown High School...won the meet of cham-pions as a freshman...also was all-state and stateMVP in softball and earned all-state honors involleyball...also played basketball. PERSONAL – Born Dec. 16, 1989 in Texarcana,Texas...majoring in history.

2010-11 – Won her third consecutive SBC Indoortitle by clearing a personal-best 4.15 meters atthe conference meet.2009-10 – Won her second consecutive SBC In-door title when she cleared 4.05 meters at theconference meet…in the outdoor season, set anew personal record when she cleared 4.11 me-ters to win the Louisville Invitational…won hersecond consecutive SBC Outdoor title by clear-ing 3.91 at the league championships.2008-09 – Won both the indoor and outdoor SunBelt Championships leading the squad in thepole vault...posted a 13-1 1/2 during outdoor sea-son at the SBC Outdoor championships whichqualified her regionally in the event...had a bestof 12-9 1/2 during outdoor season which was atthe Purple Tiger Invitational...provisionally quali-fied in the pole vault during indoor season andregionally qualified during outdoor. HIGH SCHOOL – Highly touted pole vaulter whoset the record in the pole vault (13-6 1/4) at LakeHamilton High School where she competed allfour years. PERSONAL – Born March 10, 1990 in Ada,Okla...majoring in animal science/pre-vet.

2010-11 – During the indoor season, finishedfourth at the SBC Indoor Championships byclearing 4.60 meters in the pole vault…set a newpersonal record when he cleared 4.75 at the ASUKickoff Klassic, then tied the mark at the Ken-tucky Rod McCravy Invitational.MOUNT UNION COLLEGE – Competed threeyears in the pole vault at Mount Union Collegeand was a two time all-Ohio Athletic Conferenceselection. HIGH SCHOOL – Competed all four years atAshland High School in Ashland, Ohio...tooksixth pplace in the pole vault at the Division IOhio State meet. PERSONAL – Born March 12, 1988 in Berea,Ohio...accounting major.

2010-11 – Finished third at the SBC IndoorChampionships in the pole vault when he cleareda personal-best 4.75 meters.2009-10 – Cleared a personal-best 4.41 metersin the pole vault at the ASU Kickoff Klassic.2008-09 – Ranked third on the squad in the polevault during indoor season jumping a 14-51/4...ranked second in the outdoor pole vaultjumping a 14-7 1/4 at the Sun Belt OutdoorChampionships. HIGH SCHOOL – Won two Arkansas 2-A StateChampionships and three conference titles atCaddo Hills High School...also played basket-ball...had a PR of 15-2 in high school. PERSONAL – Born Sept. 25, 1989 in Conway,Ark...majoring in criminology.

6-1 � Sr. � Pole VaultAshland, OhioAshland H.S.

CHUCK DAMBERGER5-10 � Jr. � ThrowerAshdown, Ark.Ashdown H.S.

JAMIE FLEMING

5-5 � Jr. � Pole VaultHot Springs, Ark.Lake Hamilton H.S.

STEPHANIE FOREMAN

6-3 � Jr. � Pole VaultCaddo Gap, Ark.Caddo Hills H.S.

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2010-11 – During the indoor season, ran the milein 5:30.34 at the SIU Invitational…posted a timeof 11;02.43 in the 3,000 meters at the ASU Kick-off Klassic…posted a time of 18:55.85 in the5,000 meters at the SBC Indoor Championships.2009-10 – Set a new personal record in the in-door mile when she ran a 5:25.03 at SouthernIllinois Invitational…also set a personal-best inthe 3,000 meters at the SIU Invitational, runninga 10:39.84…in the outdoor season, set a newpersonal mark of 2:27.78 in the 800 meters at theJoey Haines SEMO Invitational…finished 11th atthe SBC Outdoor Championships in the 10,000meters when she ran a personal-best 39:16.86.2008-09 – Led the team in the 3,000 meter runwith atime of 10:46.04 and also led the team inthe 5,000 with a time of 18:34.05...during outdoorseason, posted 1 5:01.59 in the 1,500 meter runadn a time of 18:54.04 in the 5K. HIGH SCHOOL – Ran cross-country for threeyears while competing in track all four years atHar-Bee High School. PERSONAL – Born May 27, 1990 in Spring-dale...majoring in speech pathology.

2010-11 – During the indoor season, ran a per-sonal-best 22.78 in the 200 meters at the Ken-tucky Rod McCravy Invitational.2009-10 – During the indoor season, ran a per-sonal-best 7.40 in the 60 meters at the SouthernIllinois Invitational…also recorded a personalbest in the 800 meters, running a 2:01.05 at theASU Kickoff Klassic…in the outdoor season,posted a personal record of 49.07 in the 400 me-ters at the ULM Warhawk Classic…finished sev-enth at the SBC Outdoor Championships in the400 meter hurdles when he ran a personal-record 55.54.

2008-09 – Ranked second in the 200 and 400during indoor season with times of 22.96 and49.99 respectively...ranked second in the 400with a time of 49.19 during outdoor season...alsoranked fourth in the 800 with a time of2:03.88...ran anchor leg on the 4X400 meterrelay team which ran a 3:15.03 at the SBC Out-door Championships. 2007-08 – Provisionally qualified in the 400 meterrun at the SBC Oudoor Championships(49.16)...ran a 7.44 in the 60-meter dash at theSIU Indoor meet...had the second fastest time inthe 200 at 22.81 and the second-fastest time inthe 400 at 50.73 both during outdoor season.HIGH SCHOOL – Standout at Stuttgart HighSchool primarily as a 400 runner...also competedin the 200 and 4X400 meter relay...holds PR’s of49.4 in 400 and 22.2 in 200...set 400 meter trackrecord of 50.2 at the DeWitt Dragons meet...wasa 4A State champ in 2007 and competed in the2005 AAU junior Olympics...400-meter statechamp in Ark. in 2005 & 2006...was a four-timeall-conference performer and twice named all-state...also played basketball. PERSONAL – Born Feb. 27, 1989 inStuttgart...undecided on major...recipient ofArkansas Academic Challenge Scholarship witha 3.5 GPA.

2010-11 – During the indoor season, won theSBC title in the long jump with a leap of 5.49 me-ters…finished third in the pentathlon at the SBCIndoors…set a personal record in the 55 meterhurdles when she won the ASU Kickoff Klassicwith a time of 8.18…finished fourth in the 60meter hurdles at the Iowa State Classic whenshe recorded a personal-best time of 8.832009-10 – Recorded eight personal records dur-ing the indoor and outdoor seasons com-bined…during the indoor season, ran the 60meters in 8.14 at the Southern Illinois Invita-tional…ran a 2:31.85 in the 800 meters at theIowa State Classic…finished second in the longjump at the SBC Indoor Championships with a

5-7 � Jr. � DistanceSpringdale, Ark.Har-Ber H.S.

SYDNEY FOREMAN

6-1 � Sr. � SprinterStuttgart, Ark.Stuttgart H.S.

RAY HENDERSON5-9 � Jr. � MultiPine Bluff, Ark.Pine Bluff H.S.

KANESHA HICKS

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2010-11 a-state track & fieldthe 100 meters...also competed for the footballteam for four years in high school. PERSONAL – Born Jan. 1, 1991 in Nashville,Tenn...majoring in sports management at ASU.

HIGH SCHOOL – Ran track at Yapyama HighSchool in Okinawa, Japan...ran an 11.71 in the100 meters, a 24.00 in the 200 meters and a51.82 in the 400 meters.PERSONAL – Born July 2, 1990 in Okinawa,Japan…parents are Tetsuhiro and YokoKinjo…majoring in Economics.

2010-11 – During the indoor season sherecorded a personal best in the 1 mile with a timeof 5:34.83 at the Sun Belt Conference Champi-onships. She posted another personal best dur-ing the outdoor season with a time of 2:30.33 inthe 800m race. 2009-10 – During the indoor season posted a2:38.81 in the 800m run at the Arkansas StateInvitational…Recorded a 6:06.43 in the one milerun at the SIU SASF Invitational where she alsorecorded a personal best of 12:35.60 in the3,000m run…At the Arkansas State Invitationalshe recorded a personal best in the 5,000m runwith a time of 21:06.92. During the outdoor sea-son she recorded a 2:41.41 in the 800m run dur-ing the Ole Miss Invitational…She posted apersonal best in the 1500m run with a time of5:16.06 at the Memphis Invitational. At JoeyHaines Southeast Missouri State University sherecorded a time of 22:14.94 in the 5000m race. 2008-09 – Did not compete 2007-08 – Posted times of 2:28.62 and 6:04.75in the 800 and mile runs during indoor sea-son...posted second-fastest time on the squad in the steeple chase with a time of 13:10.82...had

personal-best mark of 5.60 meters…finishedfourth at the SBC Indoor meet in the pentathlonwhen she scored a personal-best 3,417points…in the outdoor season, won the 200meter dash at the SBC Championships with apersonal-record time of 25.09…also won the 100meter hurdles at the SBC Championships with apersonal-record time of 14.26…finished third inthe heptathlon at the SBC outdoor meet with apersonal-record 4,653 points…also set a per-sonal record in the javelin when she posted athrow of 28.82 at the Joey Haines SEMO Invita-tional.2008-09 – Ranked fourth on the team in the in-door Pentathlon recording 3,361 points at theLSU Multis...during outdoor season ranked eigthin the conference with 4,519 points in the hep-tathlon at the SBC Outdoor Championships,which ranked third on the team. HIGH SCHOOL – Won the 100 and 800 at the2007 & 2008 Arkansas Meet of Champi-ons...holds the school record in the 400 hurdlesand 4 X400 relay...was also a three year starteron the Pine Bluff basketball team. PERSONAL – Born Feb. 16, 1989 in LittleRock....majoring in early childhood developmentat Arkansas State.

2010-11 – During the indoor season, ran a per-sonal-best 6.42 in the 55 meter dash at the ASUKickoff Klassic.2009-10 – During the indoor season, posted atime of 6.47 in the 55 meter dash at the SBCChampionships, finishing 12th in theevent…recorded a time of 7.00 in the 60 meterdash at the Iowa State Classic…ran the 200 me-ters in 22.52 at the Middle Tennessee Invita-tional…in the outdoor season, recorded a time of10.80 at the Ole Miss Invitational in the 100meter dash…finished with a time of 21.84 in the200 meter dash at the SBC Outdoor Champi-onships, finishing 18th.HIGH SCHOOL – Ran track for two years atCentennial High School winning the state title in

5-9 � Jr. � MultiPine Bluff, Ark.Pine Bluff H.S.

RAYMOND JACKSON

5-5 � Fr. � Middle DistanceOkinawa, JapanYapyama H.S.

RYUTARO KINJO

5-6 � Sr. � DistanceHeber Springs, Ark.Heber Springs H.S.

MARY KRUG

third fastest time in the 3K during outdoor sea-son at 12:15.40. HIGH SCHOOL – Competed in cross country forHeber Springs High School posting a best time of21:48 in the 5K...also had a time of 2:32 in the800...named all-state twice in cross country andall-state once in the pole vault...was part of theall-state 3200 meter-relay team...also played ten-nis.

2010-11 – Indoor season recorded three career-bests… ran a 1:29.23 in the 600yd at the IowaState Classic…recorded a 5:11.40 for the 1 mileat the Arkansas State Invitational….posted a10:28.88 at the Arkansas Kickoff Klassic, landingher in sixth place. 2009-10 – During the indoor season sherecorded a 1:02.99 in the 400m at the MiddleTennessee Invitational making the time a per-sonal best... ran a 10:45.28 in the 3000m run atthe Middle Tennessee Invitational…recorded atime of 1:31.34 in the 600yd run at the ISU Clas-sic. During the Sun Belt Conference Champi-onships, she recorded a time of 2:18.31 for the800m. For the 1 mile run in the Arkansas StateInvitational she finished fourth with a time of5:14.44. Posted 3 career-best runs during theoutdoor season with a 2:15.89 in the 800m earn-ing her the top sixth position at the Sun BeltChampionships, a 4:43.39 in the 1500m duringthe Ole Miss Invitational, and an 18:50.81 in the500m run at Joey Haines Southeast MissouriState. 2008-09 – Led the team in the 800 and 1,500during indoor season posting times of 2:16.57and 4:45.40 during outdoor season...during in-door posted times of 2:20.20 in the 800 and11:01.00 in the 3K while leading the team in themile run with a time of 5:10.56. 2007-08 - Ranthe third-fastest time in the indoor 800 posting a2:26.85 at the MTSU Valentine Invita-tional...posted a season-best 5:46.98 in the in-door mile...ran the second-fastest time on thesquad in the 800 (2:23.53), 1,000 (3:08.74) and

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2010-11 a-state track & field1,500 (5:00.53). HIGH SCHOOL - Cross coun-try and middle distance runner who excelled atSpringdale High...ran all four years holding ca-reer-best times of 1:02.01 in the 400 and 2:24 inthe 800...turnined in a best time of 5:35 in the1,600 and 20:19 in the 5K...named all-confer-ence all-four years competed in all-star twice asfreshman and sophomore, also played basket-ball. PERSONAL – Majoring in exercise sci-ence...born March 7, 1989 in Davenport,Iowa...received Silver Rennaissance (3.5 GPA orabove) three years in high school and Gold Ren-naissance (4.0 GPA) as a senior.

2010-11 – Finished 10th in the pole vault at theSun Belt Conference Indoor Championships witha vault of 3.80 meters.HIGH SCHOOL – Was all-conference and all-district four consecutive years at Ozark (Mo.)High School…earned all-state honors and aqualified for state meet all four years…finishedsecond in triple jump, second in discus, 8th inlong jump and 9th in shot put at state meet.PERSONAL – Born July 23, 1991 in Springfield,Mo…graduated summa cum laude from OzarkHigh School with a perfect 4.0 GPA…also bas-ketball and was an all-district and all-conferencefootball player at Ozark…parents are Don andBobbie Ligon.

2010-11 – During the indoor season sherecorded a 2:42.71 in the 800m at the SIU SalukiOpen…At the Arkansas State Invitational sheposted a 9.22 in the 55m hurdles…Posted a 9.88in the 60m hurdles at the SIU SalukiOpen…During the Arkansas State Invitationalshe recorded 1.46m in the high jump and 12.08min the Shot Put…recorded 4.82m in the long jump

5-8 � Sr. � DistanceSpringdale, Ark.Springdale H.S.

DAWN L’HEUREUX

6-5 � Fr. � MultisOzark, Mo.Ozark H.S.

THOMAS LIGON

5-8 � Fr. � MultisPretoria, South AfricaWaterkloof H.S.

KIM LUDICK

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2010-11 a-state track & field2008-09 – Did not compete. HIGH SCHOOL – Earned all-conference and all-state honors in 2007 and all-conference honorsin 2008 at Stuttgart High School...also playedbasketball. PERSONAL – Born July 6, 1990 in Stuttgart,Ark...majoring in PE at ASU.

2010-11 – During the indoor season, ran a per-sonal-best 4:30.42 in the mile at the Southern Illi-nois Saluki Open…also recorded a personal-bestin the 5,000 meters when he finished in 15:28.11at the Iowa State Classic.2009-10 – During the indoor season, ran a2:11.81 in the 800 meters and a 4:34.42 mile atthe MTSU Invitational…finished 14th at the SBCIndoor Championships in the 3,000 meters witha time of 9:08.39…ran the 5,000 meters in15:41.44 at the Iowa State Classic…in the out-door season, posted a personal-best time of4:19.19 in the 1,500 meters at the ULM WarhawkClassic…also posted a personal-best of 33:07.54to finish 14th in the 10,000 meters at the SBCOutdoor Championships.HIGH SCHOOL – Ran cross country and trackfor all four years of high school at Lake HamiltonHigh School in Hot Springs...owned a career highof 15:49 in the 5K, 9:39 in the 3,200, 4:36 in the1,000 and 2:00 in the 800. PERSONAL – Was born June, 2, 1991 in HotSprings, Ark...is majoring in physical educationat Arkansas State.

at the Kentucky Rod McCravy Memorial…sheput together a total of 2,750 points for the IndoorPentathlon at the Arkansas State Kickoff Klassic.HIGH SCHOOL – A multi event participant forWaterkloof High School...Recorded NationalChampion in Multi Events in South Africa in 2006and 2008…2007 she was second in the Nation inhurdles and third in the nation in 2005 in SouthAfrica…she also played Netball and Tennis.PERSONAL – Born January 1, 1990 in Pretoria,South Africa…daughter of Edwin Lu-dick…majoring in Mathematics.

2010-11 – Ran a personal-best 22:18 at the SBCIndoor Championships to finish 10th…ran a49.15 in the 400 meters at the Kentucky Rod Mc-Cravy Memorial…in the 800 meters, ran a2:17.92 at the Southern Illinois Saluki Open.HIGH SCHOOL – Set school records at WestPlains High School in 100 meters (10.15), 200meters (21.45) and 400 meters (47.89).PERSONAL – Born July 31, 1991 in St.Louis…also played football in highschool…major is Radiological Science…Parentsare Bob Meyer and Sue Bowles.

2010-11 – During the indoor season she posteda personal best of 1.60m in the high jump plac-ing 8th overall…During the outdoor season sherecorded 1.55m in the high jump at the AlabamaRelays.2009-10 – During the indoor season as a Fresh-man she recorded 1.58m in the highjump…During the outdoor season she posted1.57m in the high jump at the Joey Haines South-east Missouri State University meet…At the ULMWarhawk Classic she threw the javelin 21.80mplacing in the Top 10.

5-10 � Fr. � SprinterWest Plains, Mo.West Plains H.S.

JOEY MEYER

6-0 � So. � DistanceHot Springs, Ark.Lake Hamilton H.S.

DAVID MILLS

5-8 � Jr. � JumpsDumas, Ark.Stuttgart H.S.

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2010-11 – Recorded a time of 24.71 in the 200mat the Sun Belt Indoor Track and Field Champi-onships…posted a time of 54.81 in the 400m atthe Kentucky Rod McCravy Memorial…at theSIU Saluki Open she recorded a time of 2:22.06in the 800m…During the outdoor season sherecorded a time of 2:16.58 winning her heat andplacing 5th overall in the finals at the AlabamaRelays. 2009-2010 – During the indoor season sheposted a time of 7.72 in the 60m at the LSU Pur-ple Tiger meet…At the Sun Belt Conference In-door Track Championships she recorded a 24.71in the 200m…recorded a time of 54.70 in the400m at the Iowa State Classic…At the SASF In-vitational she recorded a time of 2:17.10 in the800m run…During the outdoor season sherecorded a time of 24.29 in the 200m placing 5thin the finals and posted a time of 53.92 in the400m placing 1st in the finals both at the Sun BeltOutdoor Track and Field Championships.2008-09 – Had a highly successful freshmancampaign leading the team in the 200 (24.71),400 (54.70) and 800 (2:16.70) during indoor sea-son...her time of 54.70 in the 400 broke the ASUrecord which had been standing for 21-years...qualified regionally in the 400 meter runposting a time of 53.92 which was at team-fasttime in the preliminaries of the SBC OutdoorChampionships...2on the 400 at the SBC Meetwhile also earning most outstanding freshmanhonors and breaking the school record in the out-door 400...also led the team in the 200 running atime of 24.29 at the SBC Outdoor meet...also ranon the 4X100 and 4X400 relay teams. HIGH SCHOOL – Ran track and cross countryfor four years at Trezevant High School in Mem-phis...held PR of 54.80 in the 400, 2:13 in the 800and 11.6 in the 100. PERSONAL – Born Nov. 29, 1989 in Mem-phis...is a nursing major at A-State.

2010-11 – Entering in the season at the ArkansasKickoff Klassic she cleared 3.75m putting her in3rd place…Cleared a 3.90m in the Sun Belt In-door Championship putting her in the top 10landing her in 2nd place…Recorded a personalbest during the Arkansas Final Qualifier with avault of 3.96m. 2009-10 – During the Indoor Track Champi-onship she cleared a 3.65m landing her in thetop 10… Vaulted a 3.70m in the Outdoor Sun BeltConference Championship….Landed her best ofthe season at the Arkansas Kickoff Klassic clear-ing 3.75m.2008-09 – Competed exclusively in the pole vaultranking thrid on the squad in both the indoor andoutdoor seasons...posted a 12-3 1/2 during in-door season and a 12-1 1/2 in outdoor season.Finished fifth at the SBC Outdoor Champi-onships and Indoor Championships. 2007-08 -Top pole vaulter in both indoor and ourdoor sea-sons...had a season-high jump of 11-8 in th out-door and a jump of 12-1 1/2 during outdoor...alsoran anchor on the mile relay team during indoorwhich finished second at the MTSU Invite postinga time of 4:16.82. HIGH SCHOOL – Participated in track & fieldand cross country four years at Ste. GeneviveHigh School...finished fourth in state pole vaultcompetition and also qualified for the state meetin the 400 and was a member of the 1,600 relaysquad which qualified for the state meettwice...cross country team won state in 2005 andfinished fourth in 2006...finished fifth individuallyat districts in 2006...named all-conference in polevault three seasons, twice in 400 and three-timesas a member of 4X800 relay team...also playedsoftball...member of National Honor Society threeyears....twice named Who’s Who Among Amer-ica’s High School students. PERSONAL – Born May 30, 1989 in Blooms-dale, Mo.

5-8 � Fr. � MultisPretoria, South AfricaWaterkloof H.S.

CHARMISHA MORROW5-3 � Sr. � Pole VaultBloomsdale, Mo.Ste. Genevieve H.S.

ERICA NAEGER

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2010-11 a-state track & fieldwith a time of 24.82...was named the SBC Indoormeet’s Most Outstanding Freshman.HIGH SCHOOL – Named the Gatorade Athleteof the Year after winning the 2009 state champi-onships in the 100 and 200 meter dashes, andthe 100 and 300 meter hurdles...won Best ofPreps in 2008 and 2009.PERSONAL – Born May 10, 1990 in Mem-phis...mother is Alice Nelvis...also played volley-ball, basketball and softball at MemphisNorthside.

2010-11 – During the indoor season, ran a per-sonal-best 1:15.50 in the 600 yards at the IowaState Classic.2009-10 – Set a new personal record in the milewhen he finished sixth at the SBC Indoor Cham-pionships with a time of 4:16.38…finished 10that the SBC indoor meet in the 5,000 meter runwith a time of 15:24.39…during the outdoor sea-son, recorded a personal-best in the 800 meterswhen he ran a 1:54.40 at the Memphis Invita-tional…notched a new personal record in the1,500 meters when he finished in 3:57.30 at theLSU Relays.2008-09 – Led the team in the indoor 3K with atime of 3:48.47...during outdoor led team in the1,500 at 4:00.77, the 5K at 15:16,42 and alsoposted a time of 32:53.25 in the 10K, which waseighth place at the SBC Outdoor Champi-onships. 2007-08 - Led the team in the indoor3K (3:42.72) and 5K (15:28.87)...finished thirdwith a season-fast time at the MTSU ValentineInvite...ran on the distance medley relay teamwhich won the event with a time of 10:34.48 atthe ASU Invitational...during outdoor led the teamin the 5K at 15:15.96 and the 10K with a time of32:35.04...posted a season-hihg time in the 5Kto finish second at the SBC Championships whilealso finishing third in the 10K. HIGH SCHOOL – Participated in cross countryposting a career-best of 26:00 in the 8K...hadbest time of 3:66 in the 1,600 and ran 8:32 in the3K...was team captain of both the track & field

2010-11 – Recorded personal-bests in the milewhen he finished in 4:29.59 and in the 3,000 me-ters with an 8:47.61 at the Iowa State Classic in-door meet.2009-10 – During the indoor season, ran a per-sonal-best 2:04.66 in the 800 meters at theMTSU Invitational…in outdoor track, set a newpersonal record with a 4:08.99 in the 1,500 me-ters at the Ole Miss Invitational…finished fifth inthe 3,000 meter steeplechase at the SBC Out-door Championships when he recorded a time of9:27.82 to set a new personal record.2008-09 – Ran the third fastest time in the 3K at8:58.93 and the second-fastest time in the 5K at15:43.55 during indoor season...Led the teamwith at ime of 9:37.17 in the steeple chase duringoutdoor while also posting a time of 16:11.29 inthe 5K. 2007-08 - Held the second best times inthe 3,000 and 5,000 during indoor season at9:14.53 and 16:10.40, respectively...had the sec-ond-fastest time in the steeple chase at10:35.76...finished third in the 3,000 meter run atthe ASU Duels finishing in a time of 9:36.74.HIGH SCHOOL – Nice surprise during crosscountry...second highest finisher in all but tworaces...owns best time in 5K of 14:56...alsoplayed badminton in high school. PERSONAL – Born April 14, 1986 in Nyandarua,Kenya...majoring in mechanical engineering.

2010-11 – During the Indoor season of herFreshman year, she recorded personal bests inthree events, including the 55 meters, 55 meterhurdles, and the 200 meter races, all at the SunBelt Conference Championships…Placed 1st inthe 55m dash and set a new ASU record with atime of 6.94, 3rd in the 55m hurdles with an ASUrecord time of 7.83, and 6th overall in the 200m

5-9 � Sr. � SprintsMemphis, Tenn.Northside H.S.

SHARIKA NELVIS

5-7 � Sr. � DistanceNairobi, Kenya

HENRY NDICHU

6-1 � Sr. � DistanceNyeri, Kenya

JAMES NGWIRI

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2010-11 – Finished 11th in the shot put at theSun Belt Conference Indoor Championships witha throw of 14.39 meters.HIGH SCHOOL – A three-year track and fieldathlete at Louis Brandeis High School in San An-tonio…threw the discus 173-8.5.PERSONAL – Born Feb. 19, 1992 in San Anto-nio, Texas…a member of the National Honor So-ciety in high school…major is Mathematics…alsoplayed football…parents are Marco and BrendaNicasio.

2010-11 – Finished third in the 55 meter hurdlesat the Sun Belt Indoor Championships with a timeof 8.13…eighth in the 55 meter dash at the SunBelt Indoor Championships with a time of6.86…scored 4,725 points to finish sixth in theheptathlon at the SBC Indoor meet…placed thirdin the long jump at the SBC Indoor Champi-onships with a jump of 6.60 meters.HIGH SCHOOL – A two-year track and field ath-lete at Memphis Ridgeway…finished second inthe state decathlon in senior year…Region 4AAAtriple jump champion in senior year.PERSONAL – Born August 21, 1991 in Mem-phis…finished in top 10 percent of class atRidgeway…also played basketball and was onthe swim team…major is exercise sci-ence…parents are Cheryl Webb Oliver andWilliam Oliver, Sr.

2010-11 – Began her indoor career by recordingTop 10 finishes in the Shot Put, Long Jump, and60m hurdles at the Iowa State Classic…Finishedin the Top 10 in the 55m hurdles at the ArkansasState Kickoff Classic, while setting a personalbest of 8.97 seconds.HIGH SCHOOL – Won the heptathlon at theMeet of Champs following her senior sea-son...earned all-district honors in track.PERSONAL – Graduated with honors fromMansfield High School...was a four-year honorroll student...earned all-district honors in basket-ball and volleyball...played in the AHSCA Volley-ball All-Star Game.

2010-11 – At the Arkansas State Invitational herecorded a throw of 15.19m in the shot put.2009-10 – During the indoor season at theArkansas State Kickoff Klassic he threw 15.63min the shot put placing him 3rd overall…Recordeda personal-best throw in the shot put during theULM Warhawk Classic with a throw of16.01…recorded a personal best in the discusthrow at the Joey Haines Southeast MissouriState Invitational with a throw of 52.11m…Duringthe Sun Belt Outdoor Championships he threwthe shot put 15.42m for 8th overall and threw thediscus of 50.74m to finish in 5th place. 2008-09 – Led the team in the indoor shot putwith a throw of 52-0 1/2 at the SBC Indoor meetwhich he finished third...during outdoor seasonranekd second on the squad in the shot put at51-6 1/4 and the discus at 166-2...placed fourthin both the discus and the shot put at the SBCOutdoor Championships.HIGH SCHOOL – Named three-time high schoolAll-American in track and won the district cham-pionship four times at Red Oak HighSchool...two-time state runner up...also played

6-1 � Fr. � ThrowerSan Antonio, TexasBrandeis H.S.

CHRIS NICASIO

6-1 � Fr. � MultisMemphis, Tenn.Ridgeway H.S.

WILLIAM OLIVER

5-7 � Fr. � MultisMansfield, Ark.Mansfield H.S.

JESSICA OTTO

5-10 � Jr. � ThrowerRed Oak, TexasRed Oak H.S.

CORWIN PACE

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2010-11 a-state track & fieldJoey Haines Southeast Missouri State…At theOle Miss Invitational he ran his personal best inthe 800m with a 1:53.40 and a best in the 1500mrace with a 4:01.18…During the Sun Belt Out-door Championships he ran a 4:07.71 in the1500m race.2009-10 – During the outdoor season, ran a per-sonal best in the 800m with a 1:53.40 and in the1,500m with a 4:01.18 the Ole Miss Invita-tional...ran a personal-best 16:37.38 in the 5,000meters at the SEMO Invitational.2008-09 – Ranked second on the team in the in-door 800 (1:57.62) and mile (4:35.38)...also rana 9:35.03 in the 3K during indoor season.2007-08 – Ran the fastest time in the indoor 800in 1:55.52...ran the third leg on the indoor milerelay team which finished third at the MTSUValentine Invitational...held the second fastesttime in the outdoor 800 running a time of 1:55.86. 2006-07 – Strong cross country runner who com-peted in evry meet...top finish was 23rd atArkansas Tech Invite with time of 23:39.65...com-peted in the 600-yard run adn 600 meter runadded 400-meter run to his outdoor events andposted a best time of 52.88...also ran on the4X400 meter relay and sprint medley relay. HIGH SCHOOL – Participated in track sinceeighth grade ran a PR of 49.6 in the 400 and1:58.8 in the 800 at East High School...namedMVP in track and field in high school while alsowinning the Paul Robison Award...member of theEast High Band. PERSONAL – Born Feb. 8, 1988 in Mem-phis...twin brother of Terell...computer sciencemajor.

2010-11 – Recorded his personal best of 4:22.73in the Mile Run at the Iowa State Classic. He alsorecorded a career best at the Rod McCravy Ken-tucky Memorial with a time of 1:53.58 in the800m Run. 2009-10 – He recorded three personal bests forthe Indoor season including a 51.32 for the 400mrace at the Middle Tennessee Invitational, a

football. PERSONAL – Was born Jan. 25, 1989 in Dallas,Texas...engineering major.

2010-11 – Finished with a heat best 1:28.02 inthe 600 Yard Run at the Iowa State Clas-sic…Recorded a 2:26.30 in the 800m Dash to fin-ish with the top time in her heat and 8th placeoverall at the SIU Saluki Open to round out asolid Junior indoor campaign.2009-10 – Finished the 2009-10 Outdoor cam-paign by finishing in the Top Ten and setting apersonal best in the 400m Dash at the Sun BeltOutdoor Track and Field Championships…Set apersonal best and finished 3rd in the 200m Dashat the ULM Warhawk Invitational.2008-09 – Ran the third fastest time on the teamwith a 2:25.72 in the indoor 800 meterrun...during outdoor ranked second ranked sec-ond on the team in the 400 with a time of 59.81and 800 with a time o f2:19.23...also ran the an-chor leg of the 4X400 relay squad. 2007-08 – Redshirt.HIGH SCHOOL – Will run the 400 and 800 forASU...prepped at Kirby High School. PERSONAL – Born March 31, 1988 in Mem-phis...majoring in exercise science.

2010-11 – During the Indoor season he recordedfour personal bests…In the 400m race he ran a51.39 at the Middle Tennessee Invitational andalso a 9:12.78 for the 3000m…At the ISU Clas-sic he ran for 1:13.95 in the 600 yd and a 4:24.75in the 1 mile race. ..At the Sun Belt Champi-onships in the 4400yd Distance Medley alongwith three others ran a 10:19.63 landing them in4th place…For the outdoor season he ran a per-sonal best in the 5000m with a 16:37.38 at the

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DERELL PIGRAM

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2010-11 – Finished her Sophomore Indoor sea-son with a personal best 26.32 in the 200m Dashat the Sun Belt Indoor Track and Field Champi-onships…Recorded a heat and season best1:02.07 in the 400m Dash at the Arkansas StateInvitational.2009-10 – Recorded a personal best 58.77 in the400m Dash at the Sun Belt Outdoor Track andField Championships to finish off her Freshmanseason…Netted a Top Ten finish and a indoorseason best time of 1:00.82 in the 400m Dash atthe Arkansas State InvitationalHIGH SCHOOL – Ran track during the 2007-09seasons at Collierville High School winning the

most improved award in 2008 and most dedi-cated award during the 2008 & 2009 sea-sons...finalist for the Pentahlon in 2008 and 2009and was team MVP and Best Female Athlete in2009.PERSONAL – Born April 19, 1991 in Charleston,West Virginia...majoring in education at ASU.

HIGH SCHOOL – Ran track all four years atSpringdale Har-Ber. PERSONAL – Born Oct. 2, 1991 in Spring-dale...major is Biology...graduated No. 1 in hisclass at Springdale Har-Ber...member of the Na-tional Honor Society.

2010-11 – Placed 4th in the 3,000m Run at theSIU Saluki Open with a personal best10:30.84…Set a season best at the ArkansasState Invitational with a time of 2:28.95 and fin-ishing in the Top Ten of the 800m Run.2009-10 – Finished in the Top Ten with a careerbest time of 2:25.59 in the 800m Run at the Mid-dle Tennessee Invitational…Placed 5th overall asa Freshman in the 1 Mile Run at the Sun Belt In-door Track and Field Championships.HIGH SCHOOL – Competed for the years incross country and track at Barlett High Schoolposting a 17:46 in cross country competi-tion...also had career bests of 2:21 in the 800 and5:18 in the mile...posted an 11:30 in the two-mileand participated in the state meet in cross coun-try her senior year...was a part of the her school’s4X800 team which went to state in 2008. PERSONAL – Majoring in exercise sci-ence...born January 14, 1991 in Elk Grove, Ill.

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5-7 � So. � DistanceBartlett, Ill.Bartlett H.S.

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2010-11 a-state track & fieldPERSONAL – Born Dec. 30, 1989...majoring inExercise Science.

2010-11 – Posted a 4th place finish and a per-sonal best of 8.17 in the 55m Hurdles at the SunBelt Indoor Track and Field Champi-onship…Finished 1st in the Long Jump at theArkansas State Kickoff Klassic with a jump of6.85m…Placed 6th overall at the Iowa State clas-sic with 5066 points in the Heptathlon.2009-10 – Finished 3rd overall with a career best6413 points in the Decathlon at the 2010 KansasRelays, where he placed in the Top Five in six ofthe ten events…Posted personal bests in theJavelin throw (44.00m) and the Long Jump(6.90m) at the Sun Belt Outdoor Track and FieldChampionship…Placed 1st at the ArkansasState Invitational in the Pole Vault with a vault of4.40m.2008-09 – Led ASU in the multievents in both in-door and outdoor season...posted 4,549 pointsin the Heptathlon at the SBC Indoor Champi-onship placing fifth...had a 5,886 points in the de-cathlon at the Kansas Relays leading thesquad...also led the team with a 139-11 in thejavelin. HIGH SCHOOL – Four year varsity track ath-lete...earned five all-conference nods and holdsthe Greenhill triple jump record. PERSONAL – Born Sept. 25, 1989 in Richard-son, Texas...studying exercise science at ASU.

HIGH SCHOOL – Competed in both Track andCross Country for Vilonia High School…Namedto All-State and All-Conference in Cross Country.PERSONAL – Born on April 16, 1992…daugh-ter of Stan and Jana Sisson…Majoring in Com-munication Disorders.

2010-11 – Finished off the 2010-11 Indoor sea-son by placing 1st overall in the Pole Vault at theSun Belt Conference Indoor Track and FieldChampionship with a vault of 5.20 meters…Herecorded five other top 5 finishes, including 1stplace finishes at the Arkansas State Invitational,Arkansas State Kickoff Klassic and the SIUSaluki Open. HIGH SCHOOL – Won the Class 7A state cham-pionship in the decathlon...cleared 16-0 in the in-door pole vault and 16-3 during the outdoorseason.PERSONAL – Born June 26, 1992 in Riverside,Calif...major is athletic training...parents areBryan and Kelly Sandusky.

2010-11 – Recorded a personal best and heatwinning time of 2:08.63 in the 800m Run at theSIU Saluki Open…Posted a time of 49.84 in the400m Dash at the Sun Belt Indoor Track andField Championship and placed in the Top Ten.2009-10- Claimed a Top Ten spot in the 400mDash at the Arkansas State Kickoff Klassic witha time of 50.34…Recorded a personal best of6.77 in the 55m Dash at the Arkansas State Kick-off Klassic.2008-09 – Led the team in the 200 and 400 dur-ing indoor season posting times of 22.29 and49.72 respectively...also led the team in the 100(11.05), 200 (21.79) and 400 (48.88) during out-door season. HIGH SCHOOL – Served as team captain forthree years at Wanyesville High School where heearned all-conference and all-district hon-ors...won the championship at Aldo Sebben inthe 200, 400 and 4X200...named Southwest Mis-souri Track Athlete of the Year setting records inthe 200 (21.70) and 4X400 (3:18.12)...alsoplayed football and basketball.

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ETHAN SANDUSKY

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TAYLOR SHORT

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BAILEY SISSON

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2010-11 – Finished with a personal best 4:51.71in the Mile Run at the Sun Belt Indoor Track andField Championship, en route to a 4th place fin-ish in his heat.2009-10 – Posted career bests in the 800m,1,500m and the 3,000m Runs during the season.2008-09 – Did not competeHIGH SCHOOL – Holds Batesville High Schoolrecords in the 3,200 meter relay at 8:40 and the3,200 meter at 11:39...also played baseball andfootball. PERSONAL – Born April 6, 1989 in Batesville,Ark...majoring in pre-med at ASU.

2010-11 – Placed 5th overall with a time of 7.74in the 55m Hurdles at the Sun Belt Indoor Track& Field Championships…recorded a personalbest of 23.43 at the Arkansas State Invitationalin the 200m Dash.HIGH SCHOOL – Ran track at Hoerskod Wa-terkloof in Pretoria.PERSONAL – Born June 12, 1989 in Pretoria,South Africa...also played rugby for two years inhigh school...major is International Busi-ness...parents are Lynn and Sarel Stander.

2010-11 – Finished 6th overall with a personalbest of 12.82m in the Shot Put at the Sun Belt In-door Track and Field Championship as a Fresh-man.

2010-11 – Posted a personal best of 4.45m in thePole Vault at the Sun Belt Indoor Track and FieldChampionship…Placed 1st in the Heptathlon atthe Arkansas State Kickoff Klassic with a total of5095 points, where he also placed first in the1,000m Run.2009-10 – Placed 4th overall at the 2010 KansasRelays in the Decathlon with a personal best of6034 points…Finished 1st at the Sun Belt Out-door Track and Field Championship in the1,500m Run and the Shot Put…Posted a 1stPlace finish in the Shot Put at the Sun Belt In-door Track and Field Championship with a toss of12.45m.HIGH SCHOOL – Ran cross country and trackat Lake Hamilton High School...holding a best of17:04 in cross country, 6-9 in the high jump 21-11 in the long jump, 1:56 in the 800 and ran boththe 4X400 and 4X800 relay races...versatile ath-lete who will compete as a multiathlete at ASU. PERSONAL – Born April 30, 1991 in HotSprings, Ark...majoring in physical education atASU.

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RUSTY STAGGS

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ETHAN TURPEN

6-2 � Fr. � ThrowerYulee, Fla.Yulee H.S.

TEVIN THOMPSON

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CHARL STANDER

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2010-11 – Placed 6th and 4th, respectively, in the3,000m and 5,000m Run at the Sun Belt IndoorTrack and Field Championship, setting personalbests in both events.2009-10 – Finished 8th overall with a seasonbest 10:36.80 in the 3,000m Run at the Sun BeltIndoor Track and Field Champi-onship…Recorded a personal best of 2:27.24and a 2nd place finish in the 800m Run at theWarhawk Classic…Placed in the Top Ten with aseason best 11:52.96 in the 3,000m Steeple-chase at the Ole Miss Invitational, where she alsorecorded a personal best of 4:58.81 in the1,500m Run…Recorded a season best time of10:53.90 and a 5th place overall finish at theMemphis Invitational.2008-09 – Broke the ASU school record in thesteeple chase posting a time of 11:30.60 in theevent during outdoor season...also ranked sec-ond on the team in the 5K with a time of 18:36.12and posted times of 4:59.37 in the 1,500 and2:27.49 in the 800...ranked second on the teamin the 5K with a time of 18:38.53 during indoorseason...also posted indoor times of 5:38.06 inthe mile and 11:06.83 in the 3K both ranked thirdon the team...HIGH SCHOOL – Was state runner-up in trackfor four years at Monticello High School...also rancross country and was state runner-up as a sen-ior...won the state championship as part of the4X800 relay team two years in a row.PERSONAL – Born March 16, 1990 in Pine Bluff,Ark...majoring in Journalism.

2010-11 – Posted a heat victory with a time of51.91 in the 400m Dash at the SIU Saluki Open.Finished with a career best time of 1:58.28 in the800m Run at the Sun Belt Indoor Track and FieldChampionship.HIGH SCHOOL – Was a part of seven statechampionships in track at Lake Hamilton HighSchool; four in cross country and three in trackand field...individual state champion in the 800meters.PERSONAL – Born Feb. 24, 1992 in Royal,Ark...graduated with honors from Lake Hamil-ton...also played basketball in highschool...parents are Lisa and Joel Williams.

2010-11 – Placed 1st overall with a time of 7.53in the 55m Hurdles at the Arkansas State KickoffClassic…Recorded a personal best and a 2ndplace finish at the SEMO “Joey Haines” Invitewith a Triple Jump distance of 15.05m.2009-10 – Posted personal bests in the LongJump with a jump of 7.20m and the 55m Hurdleswith a time of 7.43 at the Sun Belt Indoor Trackand Field Championship…Ran a personal bestin the 110m hurdles with a time of 14.01 at theNCAA Division I West Regional Prelims.HIGH SCHOOL – Set school records at Way-nesville High School in the 110 hurdles, longjump and triple jump...was varsity for four yearsand qualified for state all four years...state final-ist for three years and won the state champi-onship in the 110 hurdles as a senior...a memberof the National Honor Society.PERSONAL – Born June 1, 1991...majoring inpsychology at Arkansas State.

5-3 � Jr. � DistanceMonticello, Ark.Monticello H.S.

CHELSEA WEAVER6-2 � Fr. � DistanceHot Springs, Ark.Lake Hamilton H.S.

RICHARD WILLIAMS

5-11 � Jr. � HurdlesWaynesville, Mo.Waynesville H.S.

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ABOUT HEAD COACH LON BADEAUX

Named the 2011 Sun Belt Conference Women’s Indoor Coach of the Year.

During his time at Arkansas State, Badeaux has coached 65 Sun BeltConference champions, 20 school record holders, 47 regional qualifiers,

18 national qualifiers, five All-Americans and one Olympian.

Runner-up in 2004 as Mondo National Track and Field Assistant Coach ofthe Year by the United States Association of Track and Field Coaches.

Named to the US Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association National Committee for Scheduling.

While at Louisiana-Lafayette, set indoor and outdoor records in the polevault and was awarded All-American status in 1996.

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2010-11 a-state track & fieldLon Badeaux, who prior to serving as the

Red Wolves’ interim head track and field coachwas an eight-year assistant with the program,was named ASU’s head track and field coachJuly 28, 2007.

During his time at Arkansas State, Badeauxwas named the 2011 Sun Belt ConferenceWomen’s Indoor Coach of the Year, has coached65 Sun Belt Conference champions, 20 schoolrecord holders, 47 regional qualifiers, 18 nationalqualifiers, five All-Americans and one Olympian.He was named runner-up for the 2004 MondoNational Assistant Coach of the Year for jumpsand multi-events by the USA Track and FieldCoaches for Division I-A. He was also named tothe US Track and Field and Cross CountryCoaches Association National Committee forscheduling.

When long-time head coach Jay Flanaganannounced his retirement in the spring of 2007,ASU didn’t have to go far to find his successor.

“We are thrilled to announce Coach LonBadeaux as ASU’s new head track and fieldcoach,” said Dr. Dean Lee, ASU Director of Ath-letics.

“He comes highly regarded and highly re-spected not only by our student-athletes and thetrack community in Jonesboro, but also by hispeers throughout the country,” Lee added. “Wehave also been extremely grateful and impressedwith his leadership and management style whilehe served as interim head coach during the tran-sition period.”

“I am very excited to be ASU’s head trackand field coach and very grateful to Dr. Lee forgiving me this opportunity,” said Badeaux. “I lookforward to putting together a great program thatcan build on its past success and great supportfrom the community, athletic department and Uni-versity. We want to be competitive on a nationallevel and will continue to compete for conferencechampionships.”

Badeaux was a part of ASU’s 2006 Men’s In-door Sun Belt Conference Championship andwas serving as interim head coach when student-athlete James Jenkins was named All-Americaafter an eighth-place finish in the triple jump atthe NCAA Track and Field Championships.

A native of New Iberia, La., Badeaux re-ceived his bachelor’s degree from the Universityof Southwestern Louisiana in health and physicaleducation. He received his master’s degree inexercise science from Arkansas State University.

While at USL (now Louisiana-Lafayette), heset the indoor and outdoor records in the polevault at 17-7 and 17-5, respectively. In 1996, hewas awarded All-America status with a third-place finish in the NCAA Indoor Championships.

A certified USA Track and Field Level IIcoach, Badeaux originally came to ASU to trainunder local Olympian and pole vault coach EarlBell.

Badeaux and his wife Amy have a four-yearold son, Eli.

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Amy Bowmanmade the quick tran-sition from student-athlete to assistantcoach after exhaust-ing her eligibility atArkansas State just afew seasons ago.She is entering her

second season as ahurdles coach on the Red Wolves staff.

Bowman (formerly Fleddermann) set theSun Belt Conference indoor record in thewomen's pentathlon Feb. 25, 2007 at the SBCChampionship meet, scoring a total 3,740 pointsin the event. She topped the field again duringthe 2009 season scoring just two points shy ofher record at the Iowa State Classic. Also in2009, she claimed the top spot in the conferencein the outdoor heptathlon championship with4,958 points, qualifying for the NCAA Regionalin two events.

Both pentathlon performances top the all-time chart at ASU, while her heptathlon perform-ance ranks fourth. She holds eight additionaltop-ten rankings in Arkansas State history. Bow-man's 100-meter hurdles time of 14.78 on May4, 2007 stands as the current record in that eventat the ASU Outdoor Track Complex.

She was also named to the SBC Commis-sioner's List and Athletic Director's Honor Roll allthree years of her career at ASU. Amy earned aBusiness degree from Arkansas State and ismarried to former fellow track athlete Derek Bow-man.

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Jason Brooks,one of the top sprint-ers in Arkansas StateUniversity history,joined the staff as anassistant track andfield coach in thespring of 2007.Brooks serves as thesprint coach for theRed Wolves.

“Jason has been my number one guy fromthe beginning,” said Badeaux. “He has great re-cruiting ties, he has a strong chemistry with theteams, he has great leadership qualities, and hehas a great rapport with people and understandshow the practice programs work.

“He also brings instant credibility through hisaccomplishments. When I visit with a 400-meterrunner, I tell them we have a coach on our staffwho has run a 46 in that event and that gets hisattention.”

Brooks, who graduated from ASU in Decem-ber 2006 with a bachelor’s degree in Interdiscipli-nary Studies, is a three-time NCAA qualifier inthe 400-meter dash and once as part of ASU’s4x100-meter relay squad.

“I love coaching," said Brooks. "And, I can’timage any better place to be than ArkansasState. It means a lot to me to coach at the univer-sity I attended and know that the athletic admin-istration and Coach Badeaux believe in me.”

Brooks, from Memphis, Tenn., owns the fifth-fastest outdoor time at ASU in the 400 with 46.71and has run 47.75 indoors, which also ranks fifth-best all-time in school history. He also rewrotehis own schedule record in 2007 in the 600-yardrun with a time of 1:11.59. In addition, he hascompeted occasionally in the 400-meter interme-diate hurdles.

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2010-11 a-state track & fieldKyle Chandler came to the Red Wolves

after positions at Washington State Universityand at the Colorado prep level having coachedfor 17 years. He is a Department of Music facultymember and functions as the Coordinator ofMusic Education and Director of ChamberSingers & Vocal Jazz.

Chandler helped guide the ASU men's andwomen's cross country programs with immediatesuccess his first season. The women's teamearned an NCAA Division I South Central Region#13 ranking and the men and women enjoyed ateam sweep at the ULM Warhawk Invitational. Heled the Red Wolves to a strong NCAA South Re-gional showing with the men finishing 16th andthe women 17th. Individually, several men andwomen set lifetime and/or career bests during theCross Country season with Chelsea Weaver win-ning the individual title at the ULM Warhawk In-vitational.

During the track & field seasons several run-ners have had immediate success climbing intothe Top 10 All-Time ASU marks in events fromthe 800 meters up through the 10K including newschool records in the Women's mile by Saman-tha Salinas and the Women's Distance MedleyRelay. Points generated from the Middle Dis-tance/Distance runners at the Sun Belt IndoorConference meet were the most by these eventgroups in recent years.

As head Cross Country/Track & Field coachat Mountain View High School, Chandler'ssquads regularly earned high marks during histenure. His teams earned 28 Conference, Re-gional and State Championships in seven years.During that time he coached 16 Top 10 statesquads with 12 of those teams finishing in theTop 5. State Cross Country titles were won bythe Mountain View girls (2003 and 2004), boys(2005), and by the boys Track & Field teams(2006) with two State Championship teams earn-ing #23 and #9 National prep rankings.

Early in his career, Chandler received thedistinguished 2003 Sason Sharify OutstandingCross Country/Track & Field Young Coach Award

from the ColoradoHigh SchoolCoaches Association(CHSCA). He wasnamed the Skylineand NorthernLeague Coach of theYear in both CrossCountry and Track &Field nine (9) times.Additionally, Chandlerwas named the Colorado Coach of the Year five(5) times by CHSCA, the Rocky Mountain Newsand the Denver Post.

Not only have Chandler's teams seen greatsuccess, individuals under his direction have alsoflourished. As head coach, 215 athletes earnedAll-Conference/All-State Academic Honors. Atotal of 167 All-Conference Athletic Honors and76 Individual Championships have been wonwith a near even split between boys and girls. Ofthose athletes, 137 earned All-State Status and13 were State Champions.

Chandler helped start the Loveland Road-Runners youth cross country/Track & Field divi-sion for United States Track & Field (USATF) andAmateur Athletic Union (AAU) Junior Olympiccompetitions in 1998. Additionally, he hascoached CARA youth recreational cross coun-try/Track & Field for several years. Both teamsand individuals under his guidance have wonState and Regional USATF and AAU Champi-onships as well as All-America Status at the Na-tional level, including one National Champion.

Chandler ran at Midland Lutheran College inFremont, Neb., for Coach Jim McMahon, and atthe University of Northern Colorado for Scott Hallearning All-Conference, All-District/Region andScholar-Athlete All-America Honors. Chandler isa USATF Level 2 registered coach in both En-durance and Sprint/Hurdle/Relay events, and isa USATF Level I Track & Field Instructor.

He and his wife, Jamie, reside in Jonesborohaving been blessed with 9 children.

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2010-11 a-state track & fieldMatt Kraft, a for-

mer assistant coachat the University ofNew Mexico who spe-cializes in the throw-ing events, joinedArkansas State’strack and field coach-ing staff in the same

capacity in October2007.

Since joining the ASU staff, Kraft hascoached four athletes to six all-conference per-formances, including a Sun Belt Conference dis-cus outdoor champion and NCAA Regionalqualifier.

Kraft served as a volunteer coach at NewMexico and was responsible for strength andconditioning as well as the training and testingprograms. In addition to his coaching responsibil-ities, Kraft also served as a mentor to UNM’s stu-dent-athletes and monitored academicperformance.

In his five years there, the Lobos won twoMountain West Conference titles and producednine All-Conference performers. His throwersalso qualified for the NCAA Regional Champi-onships 13 times with one automatic qualifier tothe national championships. In all, Kraft’s stu-dent-athletes rewrote five University of New Mex-ico school records.

“I’m excited to be at Arkansas State,” saidKraft. “We have a very good opportunity here tomake the throws program a dominant force in theSun Belt Conference and to be very competitivein our NCAA region and nationally.

“It is my goal to make this a dynamic throw-ing program that will help the team with confer-ence championships. I also consider it a vital partof my duty as a coach to be a mentor to theyoung men and women I work with and help

them develop not just athletically, but also per-sonally. We will pursue excellence in all that wedo.”

Kraft’s experience in the throwing eventsbegan when he threw at Colorado State Univer-sity under nationally-respected throwing coachBrian Bedard in the early 1990’s. He has alsohad the opportunity to work directly with leg-endary throwing coach Art Venegas of UCLA.

Prior to his stint at New Mexico, Kraft spentsix years in the United States Army and was re-sponsible for the training, health, welfare, devel-opment and preparedness of soldiers under hischarge. He also served as a flight instructor forenlisted helicopter crew training.

Kraft is a 2003 graduate of New Mexico witha Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science. Hegraduated Summa Cum Laude and Phi BetaKappa with a 4.02 grade point average.

In 2007, he received his Master of Sciencedegree from UNM in Physical Education withspecialization in Sports Administration. A gradu-ate of distinction, he posted a cumulative 4.05gpa.

Kraft and wife Tanjia, who hails from Ger-many, have two daughters, Cailin and Elise, anda son, Logan.

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2010-11 a-state track & fieldMatt Vining is in

his second year serv-ing as a Red Wolves'assistant coach. Hecoaches multi-eventsand serves as theprogram's recruitingcoordinator.

Vining ran trackand field for ASU from

2003-07. He com-peted in the Decathlon and Heptathlon as wellas being an All Sun Belt Performer in the PoleVault, Javelin, and High Jump. He was a two-timeindoor and outdoor champion in the multi events.He also holds both the school and conferenceoverall record in the indoor Heptathlon (5193pts).

Vining is a third generation coach who hasworked with both high school and college agedathletes.

He is a graduate student and bachelors de-gree holder in kinesiology.

Matt is a graduate of Lake Hamilton HighSchool in Hot Springs, AR. He was the 2003Arkansas State Decathlon Champion.

He has had the privilege of working underseveral distinguished coaches including KarlKoonce (Lake Hamilton High School), LonBadeaux(ASU), Joe Cebulski(Former Top 5 USDecathlete) and Earl Bell (World Renown PoleVault Coach and Former World Record Holder).

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Freshman Ethan Sandusky won the 2011 SBCIndoor title in the pole vault.

Junior Solomon Williams won the 55-meterhurdles at the ASU Invitational.

Freshman Sharika Nelvis broke the ASUrecord in the 55-meter hurdles.

Junior Stephanie Foreman is the Sun Belt Conference record holder in the

outdoor pole vault.

Freshman Kristina Aubert (left) was namedSBC Cross Country freshman of the year andAll-South Central Region, while junior BaileyBunyan (above) represented the Red Wolves

men’s cross country team at the South Central Regionals.

Sophomore Charmisha Morrow is the ASUrecord holder in the 400-meter dash.


2010-11 a-state track & fieldwomen’s indoor records

INDOOR 55 METER - WOMENTime Athlete Year6.99 Sharika Nelvis 2/28/117.01 Carla Christian 19987.03 Dominique Dawson 20067.05 Latavia Shores 20057.11 Felicia Adams 19887.15 Patricia James 19887.16 Yolanda Alexander 19907.17 Maricia Daniels 20057.19 Pedtra Wilson 19917.23 Michelle Valentine 19907.23 Jamie Curry 2010

INDOOR 55 METER HURDLES - WOMENTime Athlete Year7.83 Sharika Nelvis 2/28/117.97 Sharika Nelvis 1/22/117.99 Valerie Lee 19887.99 Shundra Smith 19998.02 Tiane Burke 20008.05 Amy Bowman 20098.06 Monika Klebe 19888.12 Judy Galambos 19988.17 Caitlyn Winey 20108.18 Kanesha Hicks 2011

INDOOR 60 METER - WOMENTime Athlete Year7.54 Carla Christian 20017:56 Sharika Nelvis 2/12/117.66 Latavia Shores 20057.72 Charmisha Morrow 20097.75 Sharika Nelvis 20117.77 Dominique Dawson 20057.79 Maricia Daniels 20057.80 Sharika Nelvis 1/15/117.81 Karieca Settles 20027.84 Brittney Bell 2007

Alecia Williams 2005

INDOOR 60 METER HURDLES - WOMENTime Athlete Year8:53 Sharika Nelvis 2/12/118.71 Shundra Smith 19998.78 Amy Bowman 20098.85 Caitlin Winey 20108.91 Kanesha Hicks 20108.99 Camille Robinson 2004

INDOOR 200 METER - WOMENTime Athlete Year24.37 Charmisha Morrow 1/29/1124.59 Carla Christian 200124.73 Sharika Nelvis 1/29/1124.74 Sharika Nelvis 2/12/1124.82 Sharika Nelvis 2/28/1125.01 Yolanda Alexander 198925.04 Pedtra Wilson 199225.35 Clorissa Yates 199525.38 Judy Galambos 199825.44 Maricia Daniels 2003

Brittney Bell 2007

INDOOR 400 METER - WOMENTime Athlete Year54.70 Charmisha Morrow 200954.81 Charmisha Morrow 1/29/11

55.06 Monika Klebe 198855.76 Charmisha Morrow 1/22/1156.20 Erica Goodrich 2002

Pedtra Wilson 199356.26 Jean Fletcher 199257.32 Kalimah Muhammad 200557.45 Katarina Littenheim 199557.59 Tana Mosley 199557.61 Katia Solovieva 1999

INDOOR 600 METER - WOMENTime Athlete Year1:35.70 Jean Fletcher 19921:36.03 Katarina Littenheim 19951:42.20 Eva Farneby 19911:42.70 Allyson Perry 20091:42.90 Eva Knudsen 19941:44.20 Yolanda Graham 1994

INDOOR 800 METER - WOMENTime Athlete Year2:09.64 Monika Klebe 19892:11.57 Jean Fletcher 19922:14.51 Lysbeth Curpanen 19922:15.45 Katia Solovieva 20002:15.56 Katarina Littenheim 19952:16.71 Dawn L’Heureux 2/28/112:16.85 Fiona Benjamin 19952:17.10 Charmisha Morrow 20092:18.09 Stasia Jamell 19982:18.34 Dawn L’Heureux 20102:18.78 Candice James 2006

INDOOR MILE - WOMENTime Athlete Year5:02.04 Samantha Salinas 1/29/115:03.46 Samantha Salinas 20105:03.63 Kristina Aubert 2/12/115:07.48 Lysbeth Curpanen 19925:07.65 Samantha Salinas 2/28/115:07.83 Kristina Aubert 1/22/115:08.62 Kristina Aubert 2/28/115:09.72 Kristina Aubert 1/15/115:10.25 Dawn L’Heureux 2/12/115:10.56 Dawn L’Heureux 2009

INDOOR 3000 METER - WOMENTime Athlete Year9:43.21 Kristina Aubert 2/28/119:48.56 Kristina Aubert 1/29/119:52.14 Kristina Aubert 12/03/1010:16.29 Chelsea Weaver 2/28/1110:19.83 Maggie Kimani 200810:21.04 Stasia Jamell 199810:24.45 Chelsea Weaver 12/03/1010:28.88 Dawn L’Heureux 201110:30.84 Samantha Salinas 201010:33.09 Chelsea Weaver 2/12/11

INDOOR 5000 METER - WOMENTime Athlete Year16:56.36 Kristina Aubert 2/12/1117:30.90 Kristina Aubert 2/28/1117:50.27 Chelsea Weaver 2/28/1118:02.72 Samantha Salinas 2/12/1118:07.34 Maggie Kimani 200818:10.93 Samantha Salinas 201018:15.67 Samantha Salinas 2/28/11


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INDOOR SHOT PUT - WOMENDistance Athlete Year48-9 Krystal White 199645-1.5 Kristina Johnson 199043-11 Isela Mendoza 200343-6.5 Serenia Curtis 199343-4.25 Julia Agawu 2/28/1143-1 Susan Roudybush 199543-0.5 Jenny Webster 200243-0.25 Michelle Gaines 198842-9.25 Rhonda Horn 199142-0.75 Tevin Thompson 2/28/11

WEIGHT THROW - WOMENDistance Athletes Year60-1.75 Julia Agawu 2/12/1157-9.0 Isela Mendoza 200356-8.5 Julia Agawu 1/29/1156-8.25 Julia Agawu 2/28/1154-8 Alyssa Brock 201053-9 Julia Agawu 201052-8.75 Julia Agawu 12/3/1051-7.25 Alyssa Brock 1/22/1151-3.50 Julia Agawu 1/22/1151-2.25 Julia Agawu 1/15/11

INDOOR TRIPLE JUMP - WOMENDistance Athlete Year42-6 Elena Semyonova 200041-7.25 Oksana Kosyachenko 200140-6.25 Sarah Todd 199640-2 Darina Semenova 200539-9.5 Tina Collins 199039-5 Malisa Harriott 199338-10 Jamie Curry 201038-8.25 Ashley Hogg 200338-6.25 Eva Farneby 199139-3 Kristina Alatalo 2006

INDOOR POLE VAULT - WOMENDistance Athlete Year13-7.25 Stephanie Foreman 2/28/1113-3.5 Stephanie Foreman 201013-1.5 Michelle Legatt 200313-0.25 Sara Young 200612-10.0 Stephanie Foreman 1/22/1112-9.5 Stephanie Foreman 12/4/1012-9.5 Erica Naeger 2/28/1112-8.75 Catherine Frappier 201012-7.50 Erica Naeger 2/12/1112-7.50 Stephanie Foreman 2/12/11

INDOOR LONG JUMP - WOMENDistance Athlete Year19-8.25 Felicia Adams 198819-7.5 Dominique Dawson 200619-2.75 Valerie Lee 198819-2.5 Shundra Smith 199919-1.5 Sarah Todd 199619-1.25 Edie Montgomery 200119-0.75 Sonja Tate 199419-0.25 Eva Knudsen 199418-11.75 Oksana Kosyachenko 2001

18-11.5 Patricia James 1989

INDOOR HIGH JUMP - WOMENDistance Athlete Year6-0.5 Elena Semyonova 20006 Jan Troutt 19855-10.5 Ami Wyse 19915-10 Edie Montgomery 2000

Stacey Thompson 19905-9.75 Amy Bowman 20075-8 Kolette Neimeyer 19965-7.75 Carolyn Lewis 2008

Lesly Hale 20095-7 Salli Smith 1996

INDOOR PENTATHLON - WOMENPoints Athlete Year3740 Amy Bowman 20073672 Carolyn Lewis 20103563 Brittney Leftwich 20073417 Kaneshia Hicks 20103361 Lesly Hale 20093324 Camille Robinson 20043134 Judy Galambos 20002865 Jessica Otto 20112750 Kim Ludick 2011

INDOOR 600 YARD - WOMENDistance Athlete Year1:27.61 Katia Solovieva 20011:27.70 Allyson Perry 20091:28.02 Allyson Perry 2/12/111:28.60 Eva Farneby 19901:29.10 Ashley Hogg 20011:29.23 Dawn L’Heureux 2/12/111:30.06 Kelsey Bean 2/12/111:30.40 Mary Edwards 20101:31.30 Dawn L’Heureux 20101:35.00 Reilly McAtee 2010

INDOOR 4X400 METER - WOMENTime Athletes Year3:49.50 Knudsen-Yates-Lisshamre-Littenheim 19953:52.34 Jones-Lee-Farneby-Klebe 19883:52.39 Brewer-Farneby-Alexander-Klebe 19893:53.15 Davis-Fletcher-McGregor-Wilson 19923:53.40 Daniels-Shye-Neilson-Goodrich 20033:54.62 Christian-Biberger-Solovieva-Goodrich 20003:54.68 Poole-Clark-Morrow-Perry 2009

DISTANCE MEDLEY - WOMENTime Athletes Year11:53.17 L’Heureux-Perry-Bean-Aubert 2/12/1112:14.75 L’Heureux-Winey-McAtee-Salinas 201012:18.22 L’heureux-Perry-Bean-Salinas 2/28/1112:25.10 Ritchey-Mosley-Littenheim-Benjamin 199512:37.19 Benjamin-McGregor-Curpanen-Mayo 199212:55.62 Cochran-Lane-Ritchey-Jamell 1997

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2010-11 a-state track & fieldINDOOR 55 METER - MEN

Time Athlete Year6.14 Ed Preston 19766.23 Dwayne Pittman 19816.24 David McGough 19706.25 Anthony Hampton 19906.30 Judious Lewis 19846.31 Leon Moulton 19896.33 Lamont Zachary 1999

Jeff Casey 1985Frank Waota 1997

6.34 Rodney Harris 1989

INDOOR 55 METER HURDLES - MENTime Athlete Year7.14 Tom Hill 19707.20 Donnie Taylor 19787.31 Greg Belger 20057.37 Frank Denzmore 1982

Barry Malloyd 19857.41 Kazmere Hill 20077.43 Soloman Williams 20107.44 Al Joyner 19807.45 Jason Hinton 20017.46 Alex Shell 1990

INDOOR 60 METER - MENTime Athlete Year6.86 Darrell Carter 20026.88 Romone Johnson 2006

Mesut Yavas 2001Lamont Zachary 2001

6.99 James Hickinbotham 20047.00 Raymond Jackson 20107.01 Darren Toney 20067.04 Roy Harris 2007

Raymond Jackson 1/15/11

INDOOR 60 METER HURDLES - MENTime Athlete Year7.90 Greg Belger 20057.97 Kazmere Hill 20078.09 Solomon Williams 2010

INDOOR 200 METER - MENTime Athlete Year21.54 Frank Waota 199721.56 Kendricke Bullard 199421.65 Darrell Carter 200221.66 Sean Bakash 199421.70 Jason Brooks 200721.76 Daniel Ryland 200221.81 Alex Shell 199021.82 Leon Moulton 199821.85 Andre Shell 200521.92 Anthony Hampton 1992

INDOOR 400 METER - MENTime Athlete Year46.76 Kendricke Bullard 199247.22 Nathan Daniels 200547.59 Ivory Gwin 198547.71 Kevin Hills 199247.75 Jason Brooks 200747.84 Anthony Stroman 197547.94 Ed Preston 197647.99 Aaron Rainey 1997

48.26 Steve Armstrong 198848.31 Gabe Arrington 1993

INDOOR 600 YARD RUN - MENTime Athlete Year1:11.5 Jason Brooks 20071:12.6 Gabe Arrington 19921:14.2 Anderson Kirui 20051:14.1 Delarris Ingram 20011:13.9 Derell Pigram 20101:14.5 Francis Quaye 19981:14.7 Terell Pigram 2010

INDOOR 600 METER - MENTime Athlete Year1:20.98 John McGrew 19931:22.1 Jason Brooks 20061:22.6 Phillip Amuzu 20031:23.3 Derell Pigram 20071:23.4 Jarrod Fassler 20071:24.0 Raymond Hargrove 19901:24.04 Gabe Arrington 19931:24.1 Ray Henderson 20091:25.06 Terell Pigram 20071:25.2 Trevor Johnson 1991

INDOOR 800 METER - MENTime Athlete Year1:49.51 Seth Bortey 20011:49.56 Jessie Wilson 19841:50.17 Harold Blood 19881:51.24 Gabe Arrington 19941:51.34 John Scurto 19721:51.48 John McGrew 19931:51.54 Bob Forsythe 19801:51.58 Jakob Jensen 19941:52.24 Jim Bailey 19751:52.54 Bruce Metcalf 1976

INDOOR MILE - MENTime Athlete Year4:08.44 Bob Giersberg 19684:12.72 Eric Lynk 19804:13.34 Mark Dorsey 19794:14.24 Bob Gray 19704:14.28 Jakob Jensen 19944:14.34 Glenn Wimer 19774:14.99 Larry Evans 19924:15.21 Seth Bortey 2001

INDOOR 3000 METER - MENTime Athlete Year8:15.34 Bob Gray 19708:29.24 Eric Lynk 19808:30.78 Pascal Face 19938:31.14 Steve Wilson 19818:31.44 Glenn Wimer 19778:31.99 Larry Evans 19928:33.02 Jakob Jensen 19948:33.24 Doug Mack 1975

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2010-11 a-state track & fieldINDOOR 5000 METER - MEN

Time Athlete Year14:49.83 Steve Wilson 198114:55.29 Doug Mack 197515:03.53 Darrell Burris 197515:04.03 Bill Thom 198015:06.48 Bailey Bunyan 201015:10..93 Bailey Bunyan 2/28/1115:14.56 Brad Reach 200715:24.39 James Ngwiri 200815:24.30 Bailey Bunyan 2/12/11

INDOOR SHOT PUT - MENDistance Athlete Year58-6.5 Jason Wood 199957-6 T.J. Humphreys 197657-2.75 Candon Powell 200357-1.5 Victor Johnson 198855-2.25 Ken Plummer 199055 David Rodely 199054-4.5 Carlo White 199454-4 Isaiah Rucker 200654-0.5 Jeff Pitts 199153-0.5 Linus Bernhult 1995

INDOOR WEIGHT THROW - MENDistance Athlete Year72-3.75 Caondon Powell 200562-7.0 Bryant Hankton 201056-9.25 Jesse Williams 201054-4.5 Nathan Roop 200654-4.0 Chris Nicasio 2/11/1153-7.5 Andrew Rootz 199953-1.0 Paul Buschmann 200052-9.75 Richard Chavez 2/28/1152-1.0 Richard Chavez 2/11/1152-00 Isaiah Rucker 2006

INDOOR HEPTATHLON - MENPoints Athlete Year5193 Matt Vining 20075152 B.J. Parish 20085095 Ethan Turpen 12/4/105066 Taylor Short 2/12/115011 Shawn Aronson 20074971 Taylor Short 12/4/104955 Taylor Short 2/28/114866 Ethan Turpen 2/28/114937 Ethan Turpen 2/12/114929 Jacob Fehler 2003

INDOOR TRIPLE JUMP - MENDistance Athlete Year55-0.75 Al Joyner 198254-8 William Beasley 198953-11.75 Patterson Johnson 198952-2 George Darko 199651-8 Sam Hill 199151-7 Eric Whittier 199351-5 Cleo Kirkwood 198551-1 Luis Rodrigues 199150-9.5 Carlos Mattis 200950-8 James Jenkins 2007

INDOOR POLE VAULT - MENHeight Athlete Year18-4.5 Steve Stubblefield 198418-1 Kelly Riley 199018-0.5 Earl Bell 197717-10.5 Jon Kelley 199217-8.5 Jeff Hartwig 199017-7 Andy Mooneyhan 199017-6.5 Adam Sarafian 2007

Will Jones 200017-5.75 Chad Harting 199517-5 Scott Shaffer 1985

INDOOR LONG JUMP - MENDistance Athlete Year25-10.75 Mesut Yavas 200125 William Tate 197624-11.25 Barry Malloyd 198524-10.5 Sam Hill 199424-7.75 Jay Parham 199824-7 Eric Whittier 199324-5.5 Al Joyner 198124-5 Darreal Beal 2006

Alex Shell 198924-4.75 Fred Bowen 1978

INDOOR HIGH JUMP - MENHeight Athlete Year7-4.5 Doug Shouse 19837-4.25 Sam Hill 19967-3 Steve Banks 19837-2.75 Greg Schaper 19817-0.25 Ricky Dewees 1980

Jason Hinton 20007 Bryan Cook 1979

David St. John 19886-11.75 James Jenkins 2007

Shawn Aronson 2007

INDOOR 4X400 METER - MENTime Athletes Year3:10.41 Koonce-Bakash-Hills-Bullard 19923:12.64 Taylor-Stroman-Metcalf-Preston 19763:15.30 Bortey-Hill-Brooks-Daniels 20053:16.93 Meyer-T.Pigram-Henderson-Scott 2/28/113:17.32 Chapin-Fassler-Brooks-Shell 20063:18.46 T. Pigram-Meyer-Henderson-Scott 2/12/113:18.49 T.Pigram-Hill-Brooks-Fassler 2007

DISTANCE MEDLEY - MENTime Athletes Year9:57.33 Mattox-Brooks-Daniels-Bortey 200510:04.84 Scurto-Stroman-Mack-Davis 197410:06.06 Heidaker-Ingram-Green-Bortey 200110:16.39 T. Pigram-Bateman

Williams-Ngwiri 2/12/1110:19.13 T.Pigram-D.Pigram-Miller-Ngwiri 2010

2009-10 indoor top performances


2010-11 a-state track & field55 METERS

Time Athlete Date6:47 Raymond Jackson (M) 1/23/107.23 Jamie Curry (W) 12/05/09

60 METERSTime Athlete Date7:00 Raymond Jackson (M) 2/11/108:05 Jamie Curry (W) 1/15/10

200 METERSTime Athlete Date22:87 Raymond Jackson (M) 1/23/1026:06 Jamie Curry (W) 1/23/10

400 METERSTime Athlete Date50:34 Sam Scott (M) 12/5/0959:12 Allyson Perry (W) 2/11/10

600 YARDSTime Athlete Date1:13.95 Derell Pigram (M) 2/11/101:27.87 Allyson Perry (W) 2/11/10

800 METERSTime Athlete Date1:53.75 Derell Pigram (M) 2/27/102:18.31 Dawn L’Heureux (W) 2/27/10

1,000 METERSTime Athlete Date2:44.14 Ethan Turpen (M) 2/11/10

1 MILETime Athlete Date4:16.38 James Ngwiri (M) 2/27/105:03.46 Samantha Salinas (W) 2/27/10

3,000 METERSTime Athlete Date8:44.39 Michael Miller (M) 2/6/1010:39.06 Samantha Salinas (W) 1/15/10

5,000 METERSTime Athlete Date15:24.39 James Ngwiri (M) 2/27/1018:10.93 Samantha Salinas (W) 2/27/10

55 METER HURDLESTime Athlete Date7:43 Solomon Williams (M) 2/27/108:17 Caitlin Winey (W) 2/27/10

60 METER HURDLESTime Athlete Date8;09 Solomon Williams (M) 3/5/108:85 Caitlin Winey (W) 2/11/10

4X400 METER RELAYTime Athlete Date3:23.57 Coleman, Williams,

Henderson, Lanier (M) 12/5/094:01.08 Curry, Hicks

Poole, Perry (W) 1/23/10

4X400 YARD RELAYTime Athlete Date3:21.67 Henderson, Williams,

Bateman, Coleman (M) 2/27/104:00.38 Hicks, Winey,

Perry, Curry (W) 2/27/10

4X400 METER DISTANCE MEDLEY RELAYTime Athlete Date10:25.01 D. Pigram, Lanier,

T. Pigram, Miller (M) 1/23/1012:21.46 L’Heureux, Winey,

Edwards, McAtee (W) 2/11/10

4X400 YARD DISTANCE MEDLEY RELAYTime Athlete Date10:19.63 T. Pigram, D. Pigram,

Miller, Ngwiri (M) 2/27/1012:14.25 L’Heureux, Winey,

Salinas, McAtee (W) 2/27/10

HIGH JUMPHeight Athlete Date1.94m Carlos Mattis (M) 1/23/101.68m Lesly Hale (W) 1/15/10

POLE VAULTHeight Athlete Date4.77m David Starnes (M) 1/23/104.05m Stephanie Foreman (W) 2/27/10

LONG JUMPDistance Athlete Date7.34m Avery Taylor (M) 2/27/105.63m Carolyn Lewis (W) 2/27/10

TRIPLE JUMPDistance Athlete Date14.78m Solomon Williams (M) 2/27/1011.82m Jamie Curry (W) 2/27/10

SHOT PUTDistance Athlete Date15.67m Corwin Pace (M) 12/5/0912.16m Julia Agawu (W) 1/23/10

WEIGHT THROWDistance Athlete Date62’7” Bryant Hankton (M) 2/6/1054’8” Alyssa Brock (W) 2/6/10

HEPTATHLON/PENTATHLONPoints Athlete Date4,791 Ethan Turpen (M) 2/11/103,672 Carolyn Lewis (W) 2/11/10

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2010-11 a-state track & fieldRUNNING EVENTS

55-Meter Dash 6.87 Gloria Asumnu, Tulane, 12-1-07

55-Meter Hurdles 7.91 Teneeshia Jones, Mississippi, 12-5-99

200-Meter Dash 24.53 Teneeshia Jones, Mississippi, 12-5-99

400-Meter Dash 54.34 Kenyata Coleman, Mississippi, 12-2-06

600-Meter Run 1:33.81 Shanon Beelendorf, Tulane, 12-2-06

800-Meter Run 2:15.45 Katia Solovieva, Arkansas State, 12-5-99

Mile Run 4:59.99 Katarina Lovrantora, Arkansas-Little Rock, 12-1-07

3000-Meter Run 10:16.21 Kristina Aubert, Arkansas State, 12-4-10

5000-Meter Run 18:38.75 Amy Arteme, Southeast Missouri State, 12-8-01

FIELD EVENTS

High Jump 6-1 1/4 Brittney Reese, Mississippi, 12-1-07

Long Jump 21-2 1/4 Brittney Reese, Mississippi, 12-1-07

Triple Jump 40-6 Lisa Marie, Hyman, Memphis, 12-4-04

Shot Put 56-2 1/2 Susan King, Memphis, 12-1-07

20-Pound Weight 60-1 1/4 Heather Jenkins, Southeast Missouri, 12-3-05

25-Pound Weight 40-5 Rhonda Horn, Unattached, 12-9-94

Pole Vault 13-3 3/4 Randalene Sercent, Unatached, 12-3-05

RELAY EVENTS

1600-Meter Relay 3:50.60 Southeast Missouri State, 12-5-99

3200-Meter Relay 9:47.39 Tennessee-Martin, 12-5-96

DMR 12:40.58 Nicholls State, 12-4-10

men’s kickoff klassic records



55-Meter Dash 6.20 Chris Johnson, Arkansas-Little Rock, 12-7-03

55-Meter Hurdles 7.21 Antwon Hicks, Mississippi, 12-4-04

200-Meter Dash 21.14 Miles Smith, Southeast Missouri State, 12-2-06

300-Meter Dash 34.41 Terrence Branch, Southeast Missouri State, 2-9-91

400-Meter Dash 47.12 Kendricke Bullard, Arkansas State, 2-29-92

600-Meter Run 1:19.48 Rico Knowles, Mississippi, 1-18-97

800-Meter Run 1:49.63 William Wuyke, Unattached, 1-13-90

1000-Meter Run 2:29.54 Corby Malik, Butler County CC, 2-9-91

Mile Run 4:07.90 Brian Radle, Nike North, 2-9-91

3000-Meter Run 8:08.43 Harry Green, Texas, 1-13-89

5000-Meter Run 14:27.08 Nicholas Aliwell, Western Kentucky, 2-27-94

Pentathlon 3,898 points Joe Cebulski, Unattached, 1-27-01

Heptathlon 5,518 points Joe Cebulski, Unattached, 1-1/2-06

FIELD EVENTS

High Jump 7-7 3/4 Hollis Conway, Southwestern Louisiana, 2-25-89

Long Jump 26-1 1/2 Andre Ester, Unattached, 2-9-91

Triple Jump 54-7 Jan Cado, North Central College, 1-13-90

Pole Vault 19-1 1/4 Jeff Hartwig, Bell Athletics, 2-17-97

Shot Put 70-5 3/4 Randy Barnes, New York Athletic Club, 1-13-89

35-Pound Weight 64-1 Knut Syversen, Memphis, 12-4-10

RELAY EVENTS

800-Meter Relay 1:28.62 Arkansas State, 1-27-89

1600-Meter Relay 3:11.55 Jackson State, 12-4-04


Sprint Medley Relay 3:25.13 Arkansas State,1-27-89

DMR 9:50.53 Mississippi State, 1-24-03

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55-Meter Hurdles 7.72 LaVonna Martin, Reebok, 1-11-91


400-Meter Dash 52.90 Elena Ruzina, Soviet Union, 1-11-91

600-Meter Run 1:34.63 Sherlonda Johnson, Mississippi, 1-18-97

800-Meter Run 2:06.45 Lubov Tsema, Soviet union, 1-11-91

Mile Run 4:57.67 Caroline Kerr, Alabama, 1-20-96

3000-Meter Run 9:46.89 Vivian Sinou, Southern Illinois, 1-29-88

5000-Meter Run 17:45.52 Logan Waites, Mississippi, 1-22-11

FIELD EVENTS

High Jump 6-6 Louise Ritter, Mazda Track Club, 1-13-89

Long Jump 19-10 3/4 Latasha Rogers, Unattached, 1-11-91

Triple Jump 40-11 Dianne Woodside, Murray State, 1-13-89

Pole Vault 13-10 Jill Swartz, Bell Athletics, 1-27-02

Shot Put 50-7 1/4 Betty Williams, Mississippi, 1-22-11

20-Pound Weight 62-9 Juliana Smith, Mississippi, 1-22-11

25-Pound Weight 39-3 Krystal White, Arkansas State, 1-29-95

RELAY EVENTS

1600-Meter Relay 3:44.43 Southern University, 1-29-95

3200-Meter Relay 9:17.51 Auburn, 1-29-88

DMR 12:12.11 Arkansas-Little Rock, 1-18-97

men’s asu invitational records




55-Meter Hurdles 7.26 Chris Phillips, Unattached, 1-25-03

200-Meter Dash 20.93 Kendrick Triggs, Mississippi, 1-27-02

400-Meter Dash 47.55 Clifton Campbell, Auburn, 1-29-88



Mile Run 4:08.64 Julius Achon, Southern University, 1-29-95


5000-Meter Run 14:31.42 Jacob Rotich, Harding, 1-24-03

FIELD EVENTS

High Jump 7-6 1/2 Darrin Plab, Southern Illinois, 1-11-91

Long Jump 26-0 1/4 Andre Ester, Northeast Illinois, 1-11-91


Pole Vault 18-5 Scott Shaffer, New York Athletic Club, 1-13-90


35-Pound Weight 63-6 Stacy Andrews, Mississippi, 1-25-03

Pentathlon 4,929 points Jacob Fehler, Arkansas State, 1-24/25-03

RELAY EVENTS

1600-Meter Relay 3:12.80 Mississippi, 1-23-93

3200-Meter Relay 7:44.41 Mississippi, 1-23-93

DMR 9:50.53 Mississippi State, 1-24-03

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55-Meter Dash 6.87 Gloria Asumnu, Tulane, 12-1-07

Teneeshia Jones, Mississippi, 1-27-02

55-Meter Hurdles 7.72 LaVonna Martin, Reebok, 1-11-91


400-Meter Dash 52.90 Elena Ruzina, Soviet Union, 1-11-91

600-Meter Run 1:33.81 Shanon Beelendorf, Tulane, 12-2-06

800-Meter Run 2:06.45 Lubov Tsema, Soviet Union, 1-11-91

Mile Run 4:57.67 Caroline Kerr, Alabama, 1-20-96

3000-Meter Run 9:46.89 Vivian Sinou, Southern Illinois, 1-29-88

5000-Meter Run 17:45.52 Logan Waites, Mississippi, 1-22-11

FIELD EVENTS

High Jump 6-6 Louise, Ritter, Mazda Track Club, 1-13-89

Long Jump 21-2 1/4 Brittney Reese, Mississippi, 12-1-07

Triple Jump 40-11 Diane Woodside, Murray State, 1-13-89

Pole Vault 13-10 Jill Swartz, Bell Athletics, 1-27-02

Shot Put 60-1 1/4 Susan King, Memphis, 12-1-07

20-Pound Weight 62-09 1/4 Juliana Smith, Mississippi, 1-22-11

25-Pound Weight 40-5 Rhonda Horn, Unattached, 12-3-05

RELAY EVENTS

1600-Meter Relay 3:44.43 Southern, University, 1-29-95

3200-Meter Relay 9:17.51 Auburn, 1-29-88

Distance Medley Relay 12:12.11 Arkansas-Little Rock, 1-18-97

men’s convocation center records




55-Meter Hurdles 7.21 Antwon Hicks, Mississippi, 12-4-04

200-Meter Dash 21.14 Miles Smith, Southeast Missouri State, 12-2-06

300-Meter Dash 34.41 Terrence Branch, SEMO, 2-9-91

400-Meter Dash 47.12 Kendricke Bullard, Arkansas State, 2-29-92



1000-Meter Run 2:29.54 Corby Malik, Butler County CC, 2-9-91

Mile Run 4:07.90 Brian Radle, Nike North, 2-9-91


5000-Meter Run 14:27.08 Nicholas Aliwell, Western Kentucky, 2-27-94

Pentathlon 3,898 points Joe Cebulski, Unattached, 1-27-01

Heptathlon 5,518 points Joe Cebulski, Unattached, 12-1/2-06

FIELD EVENTS


Long Jump 26-1 1/2 Andre Ester, Unattached, 2-9-91


Pole Vault 19-1 1/4 Jeff Hartwig, Bell Athletics, 2-17-97


35-Pound Weight 73-06 1/4 Steffen Nerdal, Memphis, 12-5-09

RELAY EVENTS


1600-Meter Relay 3:11.55 Jackson State, 12-4-04


Sprint Medley Relay 3:25.13 Arkansas State,1-27-89

Distance Medley Relay 9:50.53 Mississippi State, 1-24-03

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2010-11 a-state track & fieldOUTDOOR 100 METER - WOMEN

Time Athlete Year11.49 Carla Christian 200111:54 Sharika Nelvis 4/30/1111.78 Sharika Nelvis 4/16/1111.81 Tomisha Edwards 199811.83 Sharika Nelvis 4/2/1111.87 Latavia Shores 200611.94 Dominique Dawson 2006

Felicia Adams 1987

OUTDOOR 100 METER HURDLES- WOMENTime Athlete Year13:41 Sharika Nelvis 4/16/1113:51 Sharika Nelvis 4/9/1113.82 Caitlin Winey 201013.83 Monika Klebe 198813.84 Tiane Burke 200013.89 Amy Bowman 2009

Nicole Brown 2000Sharika Nelvis 3/27/11

13.96 Sharika Nelvis 4/30/1114.16 Valerie Lee 1988

OUTDOOR 200 METER - WOMENTime Athlete Year23.71 Charmisha Morrow 4/30/1123.86 Sharika Nelvis 4/9/1123.93 Charmisha Morrow 4/24/1124.06 Carla Christian 200124.23 Sharika Nelvis 3/27/1124.29 Charmisha Morrow 200924.49 Pedtra Wilson 199224.53 Felicia Adams 198824.62 Valerie Lee 198824.72 Latavia Shores 200624.83 Tomisha Edwards 1998

OUTDOOR 400 METER - WOMENTime Athlete Year53.92 Charmisha Morrow 200954.13 Monika Klebe 198854:34 Charmisha Morrow 4/16/1154.55 Pedtra Wilson 199354.65 Charmisha Morrow 4/30/1154.99 Jean Fletcher 199256.14 Katia Solovieva 200256.27 Yolanda Alexander 198956.59 Michelle Valentine 199056.74 Katarina Littenheim 1995

OUTDOOR 400 METER HURDLES - WOMENTime Athlete Year56.64 Monika Klebe 198759.95 Eva Farneby 199060.96 Caitlin Winey 201061.17 Katarina Littenheim 199562.19 Eva Knudsen 199562.24 Nikki Campbell 199662.45 Tamara Thompson 199962.49 Tracy Sanders 1993

OUTDOOR 800 METER - WOMENTime Athlete Year2:05.99 Jean Fletcher 19922:07.74 Monika Klebe 19872:11.33 Lysbeth Curpanen 1992

2:12.02 Katia Solovieva 20012:14.70 Wendy Reid 20012:14.78 Dawn L’Heureux 4/24/112:14.87 Fiona Benjamin 19952:15.89 Dawn L’Heureux 20102:16.58 Charmisha Morrow 3/27/11

OUTDOOR 1500 METER - WOMENTime Athlete Year4:35.85 Lysbeth Curpanen 19934:43.39 Dawn L’Heureux 20104:42.63 Dawn L’Heureux 4/30/114:43.37 Dawn L’Heureux 4/9/114:44.84 Stasia Jamell 19974:45.79 Samantha Salinas 4/24/114:46.47 Chelsea Weaver 4/30/114:47.71 Samantha Salinas 4/30/114:47.95 Samantha Salinas 20104:48.25 Fiona Benjamin 1994

OUTDOOR 3000 METER STEEPLECHASE - WOMENTime Athlete Year11:28.97 Chelsea Weaver 200911:24.57 Chelsea Weaver 4/24/1111:31.96 Chelsea Weaver 4/16/1111:41.54 Chelsea Weaver 4/9/1111:42.33 Sydney Foreman 200911:47.18 Stephanie Anaya 200411:49.43 Chelsea Weaver 4/2/1111:53.36 Toshia Bauer 2006

OUTDOOR 5000 METER - WOMENTime Athlete Year17:23.57 Kristina Aubert 3/27/1118:09.76 Maggie Kimani 200718:13.14 Stasia Jamell 199818:34.60 Samantha Salinas 201018:36.12 Chelsea Weaver 201018:42.57 Sydney Foreman 201018:46.04 Chelsea Weaver 4/9/1118:46.31 Samantha Salinas 4/9/1118:49.41 Beth Mayo 199218:50.81 Dawn L’Heureux 2010

OUTDOOR 10000 METER - WOMENTime Athlete Year37:45.07 Rebeka Christman 200138.53.00 Beth Mayo 199239:16.86 Sydney Foreman 201039:18.94 Sydney Foreman 4/16/1139:18.96 Samantha Salinas 201039:27.67 Maggie Kimani 200739:48.17 Sarah Cochran 1996

HEPTATHLON - WOMENPoints Athlete Year5377 Shundra Smith 19965247 Sonja Tate 19945165 Edie Montgomery 20014958 Amy Bowman 20074923 Judy Galambos 19974839 Eva Knudsen 19964823 Brittney Leftwich 20074818 Oksana Kosyachenko 20004696 Nikki Biberger 19974624 Carolyn Lewis 2009

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2010-11 a-state track & fieldOUTDOOR TRIPLE JUMP - WOMEN

Distance Athlete Year42-10.25 Oksana Kosyachenko 200142-4 Elena Semyonova 200041-5.25 Sarah Todd Hill 199741-4 Darina Semenova 200341-1 Eva Knudsen 199441-0.5 Kristina Alatalo 200839-9.75 Edie Montgomery 2001

Sonja Tate 199439-9.25 Carolyn Lewis 200939-8 Malisa Harriott 1993

OUTDOOR HIGH JUMP - WOMENHeight Athlete Year6-0.5 Edie Montgomery 20015-11.5 Jan Troutt 19845-10.75 Elena Semyonova 20005-10 Amy Wyse 19915-9.75 Shundra Smith 19965-9 Amy Bowman 20095-8.5 Stacey Thompson 19905-8 Salli Smith 1994

Sonja Tate 1991Katy Lovern 1987

OUTDOOR POLE VAULT - WOMENHeight Athlete Year13-6.25 Stephanie Foreman 4/24/1113-5.75 Stephanie Foreman 201013-5.5 Michelle Legatt 200113-1.5 Stephanie Foreman 4/16/1113-1.5 Erica Naeger 4/16/1113-1 Kellie Suttle 199613-0 Stephanie Foreman 4/2/1112-11.5 Erica Naeger 4/9/1112-11.5 Elizabeth Boyle 200712-10 Catherine Frappier 201012-9.75 Erica Naeger 4/2/11

OUTDOOR LONG JUMP - WOMENDistance Athlete Year20-3.75 Felicia Adams 198819-10.75 Valerie Lee 198819-9.25 Eva Knudsen 199519-9 Dominique Dawson 2006

Oksana Kosyachenko 200119-6.75 Shundra Smith 199819-6.25 Edie Montgomery 200119-6 Sarah Todd Hill 199719-4.25 Carolyn Lewis 200919-2.25 Sonja Tate 1994

OUTDOOR 4X100 METER - WOMENTime Athletes Year46.02 Nelvis-Morrow-Pryor-Hicks 4/30/1146.06 Lee-Klebe-James-Adams 198846.07 Shaw-Dawson-Bell-Shores 200646.32 Alexander-Jones-Valentine-Wilson 199046.45 Daniels-Johnson-Goodrich-Shye 2002

Curry-Morrow-Pryor-Nelvis 4/2/1146.56 Poole-Morrow-Merriot-Williams 200946.68 Brown-Christian-Burke-Edwards 200046.69 Rankin-Edwards-Montgomery-Rigler 199946.76 Brown-Christian-Montgomery-Edwards 199846.92 Daniels-Dawson-Shaw-Shores 2005

OUTDOOR WEIGHT THROW - WOMENDistance Athlete Year57-9 Isela Mendoza 200354-8 Alyssa Brock 201053-9 Julia Agawu 201051-2.25 Jamie Fleming 201050-0.5 Krystal White 199649-10 Nickey Joseph 199648-2.5 Jenny Webster 200046-11.75 Olivia Moore 200045-3 Tevin Thompson 201142-10.25 Monique Turner 2008

OUTDOOR DISCUS - WOMENDistance Athlete Year175-9 Jenny Webster 2000161-10 Julia Agawu 4/30/11160-4.75 Julia Agawu 4/2/11160-1 Rhonda Horn 1993159-6.5 Julia Agawu 3/27/11158-3 Julia Agawu 2010158-0 Julia Agawu 4/24/11150-9.75 Julia Agawu 4/9/11146-8 Julia Agawu 4/16/11149-6 Serenia Curtis 1993

OUTDOOR HAMMER - WOMENDistance Athlete Year172-1 Isela Mendoza 2003168-00 Julia Agawu 4/30/11165-08 Alyssa Brock 4/30/11162-10 Jamie Fleming 2010158-03 Julia Agawu 4/16/11158-1 Julia Agawu 2010155-11 Alyssa Brock 2010147-7.5 Alyssa Brock 4/24/11147-7.25 Alyssa Brock 3/27/1146-9 Alyssa Brock 4/2/11

OUTDOOR SHOT PUT - WOMENDistance Athlete Year46-7.25 Serenia Curtis 199346-3.25 Krystal White 199544-11.5 Kristina Johnson 199243-11.25 Jenny Webster 200043-6 Michelle Gaines 198842-6.75 Nickey Joseph 199842-6.5 Rhonda Horn 199142-4.75 Isela Mendoza 200342-0.5 Susan Roudybush 199541-6.75 Julia Agawu 4/24/11

OUTDOOR JAVELIN - WOMENDistance Athlete Year152 Ronnie Maglaughlin 2007146-1 Shundra Smith 1998139-10 Larisa Larson 1994127-4 Sonja Tate 1994119-10 Yuan Mei Ma 1995117-7 Brittney Leftwich 2007116-2 Edie Montgomery 2000115-8 Judy Galambos 2000115-6 Aysuhan Saral 2009114-11 Nikki Biberger 1999

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2010-11 a-state track & fieldOUTDOOR 4X400 METER - WOMEN

Time Athletes Year3:45.07 Wilson-Fletcher-Benjamin-Curpanen 19923:46.42 Valentine-Farneby-Alexander-Wilson 19903:47.27 Lee-Jones-Farneby-Klebe 19883:48.47 James-Adams-Klebe-Jackson 19873:48.76 Daniels-Shye-Goodrich-Solovieva 20023:48.83 Poole-Winey-Curry-Perry 20103:49.77 Biberger-Solovieva-Goodrich-Edwards 2000

SPRINT MEDLEY RELAY - WOMENTime Athletes Year4:02.34 James-Jones-Alexander-Klebe 19894:02.60 Knudsen-Mosley-Littenheim-Benjamin 1995

DISTANCE MEDLEY RELAY - WOMENTime Athletes Year11:55.24 Fletcher-Wilson-Benjamin-Curpanen 199212:28.00 Graham-Mosley-Curpanen-Benjamin 199312:34.80 Salinas-Perry-Bean-L’Heureux 4/16/1112:42.71 Ritchey-Campbell-Digby-Benjamin 199512:49.85 Knudsen-Cambpell-Jamell-Cochran 199613:01.19 Stuart-Thompson-Reid-Jamell 199813:02.85 Krug-Pryor-Bean-Foreman 3/27/1113:04.92 Reid-Galambos-Stuart-Helbin 199913:04.94 Ricks-Collins-Thompson-Pooli 1900

SHUTTLE HURDLES RELAY - WOMENTime Athletes Year58.58 Montgomery-Galambos-Burke-Brown 200059.12 Thompson-Brown-Jensen-Smith 199859.31 Galambos-Jensen-Brown-Smith 199759.63 Thompson-Campbell-Knudsen-Brown 19961:00.24 Leftwich-Winey-Bowman-Mitchell 20071:02.13 Smith-Thompson-Galambos-Montgomery 19991:02.23 Sanders-Graham-Niemeyer-Larson 19931:02.85 Campbell-Knudsen-Littenheim-Mosley 19951:05.12 Clark-Hogg-Neilson-Brown 20051:05.36 Jones-Collins-Klebe-Farneby 1989

OUTDOOR 100 METER - MENTime Athlete Year10.05 Ed Preston 197610.30 Frank Waota 199610.32 Lamont Zachary 199810.38 Anthony Hampton 199210.39 Judious Lewis 198410.42 Sean Bakash 199510.44 Dwayne Pittman 198110.46 Daniel Ryland 200010.48 Kevin Wright 1999

Alvin Johnson 1978

OUTDOOR 110 METER HURDLES - MENTime Athlete Year13.22 Tom Hill 197213.65 Greg Belger 200413.66 Donnie Taylor 197813.75 Alex Shell 199113.84 Al Joyner 198113.87 Kazmere Hill 200814.05 Barry Malloyd 198414.14 Greg Fitts 197914.15 Kelly Koonce 199314.18 Ben Frazier 1979

OUTDOOR 200 METER - MENTime Athlete Year20.14 Ed Preston 197620.90 Frank Waota 199620.92 Sean Bakash 199420.99 Kendricke Bullard 199421.08 Dwayne Pittman 198121.14 Tom Hill 196821.18 Daniel Ryland 200121.26 Leon Moulton 198821.27 Nathan Daniels 200521.30 Steve Armstrong 1987

OUTDOOR 400 METER - MENTime Athlete Year46.15 Kendricke Bullard 199446.16 Nathan Daniels 200546.24 Anthony Stroman 197346.71 Jason Brooks 200746.74 Steve Armstrong 198746.85 Aaron Rainey 199746.94 Ed Preston 197547.14 J.L. Wilburn 197347.24 David McGough 197347.39 Kevin Hills 1992

OUTDOOR 400 METER HURDLES - MENTime Athlete Year50.99 Anthony Bell 198451.67 Darren Moore 199051.74 Alex Shell 198951.88 Kelly Koonce 199351.94 Dariel Johnson 197952.02 Chris Trenn 199852.34 Darrel Holyfield 197852.43 Al Joyner 198153.25 Greg Belger 200453.64 Kazmere Hill 2008

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2010-11 a-state track & field167-7.75 Richard Chavez 4/9/11

OUTDOOR HAMMER - MENDistance Athlete Year213-1 Candon Powell 2005190-7 Andrew Rootz 1999174-1 Bryant Hankton 2009166-05 Chris Nicasio 4/30/11169-11 Jesse Williams 2009164-2 Nathan Roop 2006161-3 Chris Nicasio 4/9/11160-9 Linus Bernhult 1995160-7 Isaiah Rucker 2006

OUTDOOR WEIGHT THROW - MENDistance Athlete Year72-3.75 Candon Powell 200562-7 Bryant Hankton 201056-9.25 Jesse Williams 201054-4.5 Nathan Roop 200653.7.5 Andrew Rootz 199953-1 Paul Buschmann 200052 Isaiah Rucker 200649-10 Richie Chavez 201148-8.75 Maurice Moody 199847-11.5 J.R. Elliot 1994

OUTDOOR SHOT PUT - MENDistance Athlete Year60-2.5 Victor Johnson 198859-11.5 David Rodely 199159-2 Candon Powell 200557-7.5 T.J. Humphreys 197655-10.5 David Young 196555-10.25 Jason Wood 199955-9 Jeff Pitts 199155-5 Isaiah Rucker 200655-4.5 Carlo White 199554-1.25 Ken Plummer 1990

OUTDOOR JAVELIN - MENDistance Athlete Year206-11 Derek Bowman 2007187-4 David Rodely 1990184-09 Ethan Turpen 4/30/11181-8 Tommy Chen 1998Old Rule Javelin247-1 Jeff Lansdale 1966209-2 Butch Brogdon 1966203-10.5 Bill Johnson 1982190-1 Paul Tuefel 1977186-6.5 Mike Civalier 1966

OUTDOOR TRIPLE JUMP - MENDistance Athlete Year56-2.75 Al Joyner 198355-2.75 William Beasley 198954-9 Sam Hill 199653-9.75 Patterson Johnson 198953-7 George Darko 199452-8.25 James Jenkins 200751.4.25 Luis Rodrigues 198850-9 Jason Hinton 200150-6.75 Carlos Mattis 200950-2.25 Cleo Kirkwood 1979

OUTDOOR 800 METER - MENTime Athlete Year1:49.03 Harold Blood 19881:49.14 Bruce Metcalf 19761:49.17 Jessie Wilson 19851:49.32 Seth Bortey 20011:50.06 Ivory Gwin 19861:50.16 Jakob Jensen 19941:50.44 John Scurto 19721:50.61 John McGrew 19931:50.70 James Horne 19971:50.76 Kenny Wilson 1983

OUTDOOR 1500 METER - MENTime Athlete Year3:48.54 Bob Giersburg 19683:49.33 Larry Evans 19923:49.52 Jakob Jensen 19943:49.84 Jim Bailey 19733:50.50 Seth Bortey 20013:50.64 Bob Forsythe 19813:51.74 Mark Dorsey 19763:52.04 Curtis Aaron 19883:53.14 John Scurto 1972

OUTDOOR 3000 METER STEEPLECHASE- MENTime Athlete Year8:52.44 Bob Gray 19719:03.18 Neal Andrews 19979:06.04 Paul Kassen 19799:08.64 Eric Lynk 19809:09.55 Steve Wilson 19819:11.32 Tim Isbell 1983

OUTDOOR 5000 METER - MENTime Athlete Year14:35.76 Steve Wilson 198114:39.84 Darrell Burris 197614:41.94 Glenn Wimer 197914:47.24 Bob Gray 197014:50.00 Pascal Face 1993

OUTDOOR 10000 METER - MENTime Athlete Year30:40.24 Darrell Burris 197730:46.42 Steve Wilson 198131:36.74 Bill Thom 198232:01.01 Bailey Bunyan 4/16/1132:13.43 Bailey Bunyan 201032:18.34 Matt Williams 199632:26.53 David Mills 4/16/1132:35.04 James Ngwiri 200832:35.86 Brad Reach 200633:06.29 Mike Stewart 1992

OUTDOOR DISCUS - MENDistance Athlete Year187-10 David Rodely 1991185-5 Paul Buschmann 2000184-1 Jason Wood 1999181-9 Jesse Williams 2010180-1 Candon Powell 2004175-9 Linus Bernhult 1995171 Paul Blissard 1982170-11 Corwin Pace 2010168-10.5 T.J. Humphreys 1977168-0 Richard Chavez 4/16/11

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2010-11 a-state track & fieldOUTDOOR POLE VAULT - MEN

Height Athlete Year18-7.25 Earl Bell 197618-4.5 Kelly Riley 199018-1.75 Scott Schaffer 198718-0.5 Jon Kelley 1992

Craig Hagan 198718 Steve Stubblefield 198417-10.5 Paul Pilla 197917-9.5 Brad Tyler 200017-8.75 Jeff Hartwig 199017-7 Gustavo Rehder 1999

OUTDOOR LONG JUMP - MENDistance Athlete Year26-1.5 William Tate 197626-0.75 Mesut Yavas 200225-7.25 Sam Hill 199525-4.75 Kim Bellis 197225-3 Cleo Kirkwood 197925 Jason Hinton 200024-11.75 Fred Bowen 197824-11.5 Jay Parham 200024-11 Al Joyner 198324-8.5 Shawn Aronson 2008

OUTDOOR DECATHLON - MENPoints Athlete Year7395 Daniel Ryland 20007284 Bob Williams 19787253 B.J. Parish 20087180 Pontus Lundkvist 19967167 Carl Long 19937071 Jacob Fehler 20027025 Kenton Walker 19967002 Kelly Koonce 19936980 Matt Vining 20076816 Terry Lofrese 2004

OUTDOOR 4X100 METER - MENTime Athletes Year40.24 Lewis-Simmons-Pittman-Edwards 198240.34 Zachary-Mpwo-Wright-Hinton 2000

Edwards-Stroman-Taylor-Preston 197740.38 Waota-Allen-Wright-Wilburn 199740.41 Allen-Zachary-Walker-Waota 199640.43 Li-Whittier-Bullard-Bakash 199440.46 Belger-Toney-Brooks-Daniels 200540.47 Li-Whittier-Bullard-Hampton 1993

Bailey-Hampton-Whitt-Moore 199040.49 Ryland-Cole-Hinton-Young 2002

OUTDOOR 4X400 METER - MENTime Athletes Year3:07.22 Gwin-Blood-Armstrong-Moore 19863:08.64 Stroman-Johnson-Metcalf-Preston 19763:09.04 McGrew-Bakash-Hills-Bullard 19923:09.94 Taylor-Valley-Stroman-Preston 19773:10.04 Bailey-Washington-Preston-Stroman 19753:10.11 Belger-Bortey-Brooks-Daniels 20053:10.23 Armstrong-Glover-Elgin-Moore 19873:10.24 Arrington-Bullard-Bakash-Hills 1995

Quaye-Wilburn-Waota-Raney 19963:10.58 Chapin-Fassler-Brooks-Shell 2006

SPRINT MEDLEY RELAY - MENTime Athletes Year3:19.80 Hampton-Whitt-Moore-Blood 19903:20.11 Wright-Wilburn-Trenn-Horne 19993:23.34 Armstrong-Elgin-Moore-Gwin 19863:23.67 Wright-Wilburn-Quaye-Horne 19973:25.00 Hampton-Arrington-Bowie-McGrew 19933:25.04 Medley-Hill-Wilburn-Scurto 19723:25.10 Turner-Elgin-Gwin-Wilson 19853:25.23 Parham-Ross-Trenn-Davis 19983:25.40 K. Wilburn-Walker-Raney-Quaye 19963:25.54 Baylor-Forsythe-Sykes-Simmons 1980

DISTANCE MEDLEY RELAY - MENTime Athletes Year10:05.10 Arrington-Bullard-Stewart-Jensen 199410:09.24 Mack-Davis-Sciba-Valley 197510:10.43 Bartlett-McGrew-Johnson-Evans 199210:13.14 Robinson-Bemberg-Dorsey-Wimer 197710:13.24 Gwin-Warner-Aaron-K. Wilson 198410:13.94 Wilburn-Vaughan-Tackett-Gray 197110:15.34 Loveless-Green-Dorsey-Kassen 1978

SHUTTLE HURDLES RELAY - MENTime Athletes Year58.54 Taylor-Fitts-Brown-Frazier 197958.54 Joyner-Frazier-Maclin-Haynes 198059.07 Crenshaw-Patchell-Long-Koonce 199259.21 Anderson-Turner-Trenn-Walker 199659.86 Shell-Long-Crenshaw-Koonce 19911:00.08 J. Long-Patchell-Li-Koonce 19931:01.48 Stander-Oliver-Bateman-Williams 3/27/111:01.76 Trenn-Worthey-Parham-Hinton 19991:01.97 Oliver-Bateman-Short-Williams 4/16/111:02.46 Li-Long-Walker-Davenport 1995

2009-10 outdoor top performances


2010-11 a-state track & field4X800 METER RELAY

Time Athlete Date7:42.49 D. Pigram, Ngwiri,

Miller, T. Pigram (M) 3/26/109:30.57 L’Heureux, McAtee,

Weaver, Salinas (W) 3/26/10

1,600 METER SPRINT MEDLEY RELAYTime Athlete Date3:29.55 Jackson, Scott,

Coleman, Lanier (M) 3/26/104:13.32 Hicks, Poole,

Curry, Perry (W) 3/26/10

HIGH JUMPHeight Athlete Date1.98m Carlos Mattis (M) 3/26/101.62m Carolyn Lewis (W) 3/26/10

POLE VAULTHeight Athlete Date4.92m Jeremy Willis (M) 5/7/104.11m Stephanie Foreman (W) 5/14/10

LONG JUMPDistance Athlete Date7.03m Avery Taylor (M) 5/7/105.60m Carolyn Lewis (W) 4/10/10

TRIPLE JUMPDistance Athlete Date14.49m Solomon Williams (M) 4/10/1011.84m Jamie Curry (W) 3/26/10

SHOT PUTDistance Athlete Date16.01m Corwin Pace (M) 4/24/1011.63m Carolyn Lewis (W) 4/2/10

DISCUS THROWDistance Athlete Date55.41m Jesse Williams (M) 4/17/1048.24m Julia Agawu (W) 4/17/10

HAMMER THROWDistance Athlete Date62’63m Bryant Hankton (M) 4/24/1049.65m Jamie Flemming (W) 4/24/10

JAVELIN THROWDistance Athlete Date44.39m Ethan Turpen (M) 3/26/1033.06m Carolyn Lewis (W) 5/7/10

HEPTATHLON/DECATHLONPoints Athlete Date6,413 Taylor Short (M) 4/14/104,667 Carolyn Lewis (W) 5/7/10

100 METERSTime Athlete Date10.72 Raymond Jackson (M) 4/24/1012.65 Jamie Curry (W) 3/26/10

200 METERSTime Athlete Date21.63 Raymond Jackson (M) 4/24/1025.09 Kanesha Hicks (W) 5/7/10

400 METERSTime Athlete Date49.07 Ray Henderson (M) 4/24/1057.55 Allyson Perry (W) 5/7/10

800 METERSTime Athlete Date1:53.40 Derell Pigram (M) 4/10/102:15.89 Dawn L’Heureux (W) 5/7/10

1,500 METERSTime Athlete Date3:57.23 Michael Miller (M) 4/10/104:43.39 Dawn L’Heureux (W) 4/10/10

1 MILETime Athlete Date4:16.38 James Ngwiri (M) 2/27/105:09.38 Samantha Salinas (W) 2/6/10

3,000 METERSTime Athlete Date8:50.61 Bailey Bunyan (M) 4/24/1010:53.90 Chelsea Weaver (W) 4/17/10

5,000 METERSTime Athlete Date15:19.83 James Ngwiri (M) 4/10/1018:34.60 Samantha Salinas (W) 4/10/10

10,000 METERSTime Athlete Date32:13.43 Bailey Bunyan (M) 5/7/1039:16.86 Sydney Foreman (W) 5/7/10

100/110 METER HURDLESTime Athlete Date14:01 Solomon Williams (M) 5/27/1013:82 Caitlin Winey (W) 5/7/10

400 METER HURDLESTime Athlete Date54:64 Lucas Bateman (M) 5/7/101:00.96 Caitlin Winey (W) 5/7/10

4X100 METER RELAYTime Athlete Date42.89 Taylor, Jackson,

Williams, Scott (M) 4/17/1047.59 Poole, Curry

Hicks, Pryor (W) 4/10/10

4X400 METER RELAYTime Athlete Date3:17.69 Williams, Henderson,

Lanier, Scott (M) 4/10/103:49.84 Poole, Winey,

Curry, Perry (W) 4/10/10

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100-Meter Dash 11.65 Calister Uba, Harding, 4-12-97

200-Meter Dash 24.11 Camille Clarke, Southwest Missouri State, 4-15-00

400-Meter Dash 53.40 Dawn Williams, Arkansas-Little Rock, 4-13-96

800-Meter Run 2:11.82 Nina Funderburk, Murray State, 4-9-88

1500-Meter Run 4:39.96 Lindsay Speer, Eastern Illinois, 4-15-00

3,000-Meter Run 10:01.67 Susan Bliss, Missouri, 4-1-89

5,000-Meter Run 18:13.44 Amy Knobloch, Lindenwood College, 4-13-96

10,000-Meter Run 39:52.33 Jennifer Thompson, SW Missouri State, 4-16-94

100-Meter Hurdles 13.79 Melinda Sallins, Southwest Missouri State, 4-15-95

400-Meter Hurdles 57.34 Monika Klebe, Arkansas State, 4-9-88

FIELD EVENTS

High Jump 5-9 1/4 Heather McFadden, Southwest Missouri State, 4-

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Long Jump 21-4 3/4 Deidre McKinley, Unattached, 4-9-88

Triple Jump 41-10 Oxana Miroschnichenko, Unattached, 4-12-97

Shot Put 50-10 1/4 Christy Barrett, Indiana State, 3-30-91

Discus 161-7 Lacole Oliver, Southwest Missouri State, 4-15-00

Javelin 165-11 Keisha Dunlap, Eastern Illinois, 4-15-00

Hammer Throw 149-3 Kameilah Amaya, Memhis, 4-10-99

Pole Vault 14-0 Kellie Suttle, Nike, 4-15-00

RELAY EVENTS

400-Meter Relay 45.77 Southwest Missouri State, 4-15-00

1600-Meter Relay 3:46.60 Southwest Missouri State, 4-15-00

Short Sprint Medley 1:51.77 Arkansas State, 4-30-91

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100-Meter Dash 10.34 Terron Wright, Memphis State, 4-14-79

200-Meter Dash 20.84 Cliff Wiley, Kansas, 4-9-77

400-Meter Dash 46.44 Randy Benson, Kansas, 4-10-76

800-Meter Run 1:48.94 Jay Miranda, Notre Dame, 4-10-76

1500-Meter Run 3:45.54 Mark Johnson, Wisconsin, 4-9-77

5,000-Meter Run 14:02.14 Chris Ridler, Western Kentucky, 4-10-76

10,000-Meter Run 30:48.64 Bruce Coldsmith, Kansas, 4-15-78

110-Meter High Hurdles13.84 Donnie Taylor, Arkansas State, 4-9-77

400-Meter Hurdles 49.65 David Lee, Southern Illinois, 4-11-81

3,000-Meter Steeple 8:53.04 Tony Staynings, Western Kentucky, 4-10-76

FIELD EVENTS

Pole Vault 18-9 Earl Bell, Pacific Coast Club, 4-11-87

High Jump 7-3 Greg Schaper, Arkansas State, 4-11-81

Long Jump 25-9 1/2 William Tate, Arkansas State, 4-10-76

Triple Jump 54-4 William Beasley, Arkansas State, 4-9-88

Shot Put 62-0 Dave Rodely, CS Track Club, 4-16-94

Discus 210-10 Romas Ubartus, Unattached, 4-15-00

Javelin 243-4 Mark Kostek, Kansas, 4-10-76

Hammer 192-5 Fatih Eryildirim, Unattached, 4-10-99

RELAY EVENTS

400-Meter Relay 40.04 Kansas, 4-9-77

1600-Meter Relay 3:07.74 Kansas, 4-14-79

Sprint Medley Relay 3:37.08 Grambling State, 3-30-91

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100-Meter Dash 11.80 Latavia Shores, Arkansas State, 5-5-06

200-Meter Dash 24.50 Brittney Bell, Arkansas State, 5-5-07

100-Meter Hurdles 14.78 Amy Fleddermann, Arkansas State, 5-4-07

400-Meter Dash 1:03.07 Tatiana Telegina, Unattached, 5-7-05

800-Meter Run 2:15.29 Tina Sherratt, Memphis, 5-4-07

1500-Meter Run 5:03.97 Candice James, Arkansas State, 5-7-05

3,000-Meter Run 11:03.62 Stephanie Anaya, Arkansas State, 5-7-05

FIELD EVENTS

Hammer Throw 159-11 Gail Lee, Unattached, 5-7-05

Long Jump 19-9 Dominique Dawson, Arkansas State, 5-5-06

Shot Put 51-6 _ Gail Lee, Unattached, 5-7-05

Triple Jump 41-4 Darina Semenova, Arkansas State, 5-7-05

Pole Vault 11-8 Erica Hall, Arkansas State, 5-7-05

Discus 142-8 Sivan Aballi, Memphis, 5-7-05

High Jump 5-10 Chen Edri, Memphis, 5-4-07

Javelin 144-2 Ronnie Maglaughlin, Arkansas State, 5-4-07

RELAY EVENTS

4x100-Meter Relay 46.67 Arkansas State (Brittney Shaw-Dominique

Dawson-Brittany Bell-Latavia Shores), 5-5-06

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100-Meter Dash 11.63 Shelly Bayless, Grambling State, 5-19-91

200-Meter Dash 24.11 Camille Clarke, Southwest Missouri State, 4-15-

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400-Meter Dash 53.40 Dawn Williams, Arkansas-Little Rock, 4-13-96

800-Meter Run 2:11.82 Nina Funderburk, Murray State, 4-9-88

1500-Meter Run 4:39.96 Lindsay Speer, Eastern Illinois, 4-15-00

3,000-Meter Run 10:01.67 Susan Bliss, Missouri, 4-1-89

5,000-Meter Run 18:12.24 Nancy Mireless, Texas-Pan American, 4-29-88

10,000-Meter Run 39:52.33 Jennifer Thomopson, Southwest Missouri State,

4-16-94

100-Meter Hurdles 13.79 Melinda Sallins, SW Missouri State, 4-15-95

400-Meter Hurdles 57.34 Monika Klebe, Arkansas State, 4-9-88

FIELD EVENTS

High Jump 5-10 Barbara Hickey, Lamar, 4-29-89

Long Jump 21-4 3/4 Deidre McKinley, Unattached, 4-9-88

Triple Jump 41-10 Oxana Miroschnichenko, Unattached, 4-12-97

Shot Put 50-10 1/4 Christy Barrett, Indiana State, 3-30-91

Discus 161-7 Lacole Oliver, Southwest Missouri State, 4-15-00

Hammer Throw 165-11 Keisha Dunlap, Eastern Illinois, 4-15-00

Javelin 138-5 Sherry Fairclough, Lamar, 4-29-88

Pole Vault 14-4 3/4 Kellie Suttle, Nike International, 5-6-00

RELAY EVENTS

400-Meter Relay 45.77 Southwest Missouri State, 4-15-00


1600-Meter Relay 3:46.60 Southwest Missouri State, 4-15-00

Short Sprint Medley 1:51.77 Arkansas State, 3-30-91

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100-Meter Dash 10.32 Larry Crawford, Unattached, 5-7-05

200-Meter Dash 21.15 Jason Brooks, Arkansas State, 5-5-06

400-Meter Dash 48.66 Jason Brooks, Arkansas State, 5-7-05

800-Meter Run 1:55.69 Michael Miller, Arkansas State, 5-4-07

1500-Meter Run 4:07.80 Nathan Mattox, Arkansas State, 5-7-05

110-Meter Hurdles 13.49 Daniel Kiss, Memphis, 5-7-05

FIELD EVENTS

High Jump 6-11 James Jenkins, Arkansas State, 5-4-07

Long Jump 25-1 3/4 Brandon Winbush, Memphis, 5-4-07

Triple Jump 51-7 1/4 James Jenkins, Arkansas State, 5-4-07

Pole Vault 17-9 Jeremy Scott, Unattached, 5-4-07

Javelin 198-7 Derek Bowman, Arkansas State, 5-4-07

Shot Put 58-0 1/4 J.D. Erickson, Unattached, 5-4-07

Discus 179-0 Candon Powell, Arkansas State, 5-7-05

Hammer Throw 200-10 Steffan Nerdal, Memphis, 5-4-07

RELAYS

4x100-Meter Relay 41.07 Arkansas State (Corey Jackson, Jason Brooks,

Kevin Chapin, Darren Toney), 5-5-06

4x400-Meter Relay 3:24.83 Arkansas State (Corey Jackson, Jerod Fassler, John

Waldorf, Jason Brooks), 5-5-06

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100-Meter Dash 10.29 William Bolden, Arkansas-Pine Bluff, 5-19-91

200-Meter Dash 20.84 Cliff Wiley, Kansas, 4-9-77

400-Meter Dash 46.34 Deon Hogan, Kansas, 4-5-80

800-Meter Run 1:48.94 Jay Miranda, Notre Dame, 4-10-76

1500-Meter Run 3:45.54 Mark Johnson, Wisconsin, 4-9-77

5,000-Meter Run 14:02.14 Chris Ridler, Western Kentucky, 4-10-76

10,000-Meter Run 30:48.64 Bruce Coldsmith, Kansas, 4-15-78

110-Meter Hi Hurdles 13.84 Donnie Taylor, Arkansas State , 4-9-77

13.84 Al Joyner, Arkansas State, 3-25-81

400-Meter Int. Hurdles49.65 David Lee, Southern Illinois, 4-11-81

3,000-Meter Steeple 8:49.74 Dan Heikkinen, Michigan, 4-5-80

FIELD EVENTS


Long Jump 26-3 Alvin Thomas, Lamar, 4-29-88

Triple Jump 54-4 William Beasley, Arkansas State, 4-9-88

Pole Vault 19-3 Earl Bell, Pacific Coast Club, 5-14-88

Javelin 243-4 Mark Kostek, Kansas, 4-10-76

Shot Put 63-11 3/4 Brian Miller, Unattached, 5-6-00

Discus 210-10 Romas Ubartus, Unattached, 5-6-00

Hammer Throw 203-5 John Hamilton, Wichita State, 5-19-91

RELAYS

4x100-Meter Relay 39.98 Southwestern Louisiana, 4-29-89

4x200-Meter Relay 1:24.84 Arkansas State, 3-26-77

4x400-Meter Relay 3:07.74 Kansas, 4-14-79

4x800-Meter Relay 7:35.14 Arkansas State, 3-26-77

Sprint Medley Relay 3:25.74 Arkansas State, 3-26-77

DMR 10:13.14 Arkansas State, 3-26-77

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2007-Present Lon Badeaux 3rd Year 47 Sun Belt Conference champions, seven school record holders, 29 regional qualifiers, 17 national qualifiers, five All-Americans and one Olympian.

1989-2007 Jay Flanagan 18 Years Five women’s indoor and five women’s outdoor conference titles; four men’s indoor and two men’s outdoor conference titles; one cross country champion-ship; six Olympians; 12 NCAA All-Americas

1972-89 Guy Kochel 17 Years Three men’s outdoor and two men’s indoor conference titles; two women’s outdoor and two women’s indoor conference titles; ThreeOlympians; one world record-holder; Two American collegiate record-holders; 29 NCAA All-Americas; started women’s program

1969-72 Thad Talley 3 Years One Olympian; four NCAA All-Americas1963-69 John Rose 6 Years Three NCAA All-Americas1952-53 Wayne Armstrong 1 Year1960-62 Larry Lacewell 2 Years1957-60 Bob “Red” Denton 3 Years1956-57 Connie Smith 1 Year1953-56 John Rauth 3 Years1946-53 Harold Nichols 7 Years

Harold Nichols1946-53

Wayne Armstrong1962-63

Thad Talley1969-72

Lon Badeaux2007-Present

Jay Flanagan1989-2007

Guy Kochel1972-89

John Rose1963-69

John Rauth1953-56

Connie Smith1956-57

Bob “Red” Denton1957-60

Larry Lacewell1960-62

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James Jenkins is ASU’s most recent All-American.

Outdoor All-Americans (33)2007 James Jenkins (4th in triple jump, 52-8 1/4)2001 Brad Tyler (6th in pole vault, 17-4 1/2)2001 Edith Montgomery (7th in high jump, 5-9 1/2)1996 Shundra Smith (12th in heptathlon, 5,271

points)1993 Jon Kelley (7th in pole vault, 18-0 1/4)1992 Jon Kelley (8th in pole vault, 17-8 1/21991 David Rodely (6th in discus, 185-10)1990 Kelly Riley (2nd in pole vault, 18-0 1/2)1989 Kelly Riley (4th in pole vault, 17-10 1/4)1989 Patterson Johnson (5th in triple jump,

53-9 3/4)1988 Kelly Riley (1st in pole vault, 18-3 1/4)1988 Monika Klebe (5th in women’s intermediate

hurdles, 57.49)1988 William Beasley (8th in triple jump, 52-5)1987 Craig Hagan (4th in pole vault, 17-5 3/4)1984 Steve Stubblefield (6th in pole vault,

17-4 3/4)1983 Al Joyner (2nd in triple jump, 55-7)1983 Doug Shouse (6th in high jump, 7-4 1/4)1980 Paul Pilla (4th in pole vault, 17-4)1979 Paul Pilla 1st in pole vault, 17-4 1/41978 Andy Pintus (3rd in pole vault, 17-4)1978 Donnie Taylor (4th in 110-meter hurdles,

13.66)1977 Earl Bell (1st in pole vault, 17-6)1976 Earl Bell (1st in pole vault, 18-1 1/4)1976 Ed Preston (5th in 200-meter dash, 21.04)1976 William Tate (6th in long jump, 24-7 3/4)1975 Earl Bell (1st in pole vault, 18-1)1975 Ed Preston (4th in 100-yard dash, 9.48)1972 Tom Hill (2nd in 110-meter hurdles, 13.5;

ran NCAA record 13.3 in trials)1970 Tom Hill (5th in 120-yard hurdles, 13.9)1969 Tom Hill (5th in 120-yard hurdles, 13.7)1968 Tom Hill (5th in 110-meter hurdles, 14.5)—

College Division1967 Jerald Spencer (6th in high jump, 6-6)—

College Division1966 Jerald Spencer (2nd in high jump, 6-9)—

College Division

Indoor All-Americans (18)2005 Candon Powell (4th in 35-lb. weight throw)2000 Elena Semynova (3rd in high jump, 6-0 1/2)1992 Kelly Riley (6th in pole vault, 17-4 1/2)1990 Kelly Riley (6th in pole vault, 18-0 3/4)1989 William Beasley (3rd in triple jump, 54-8)1989 Patterson Johnson (4th in triple jump,

53-11 3/4)1988 William Beasley (3rd in triple jump, 54-1 3/4)1987 Craig Hagan (3rd in pole vault, 17-3)1983 Al Joyner (6th in triple jump, 52-9)1982 Al Joyner (60-yard high hurdles)1981 Al Joyner (5th in triple jump, 52-8 1/21979 Paul Pilla (tie for 5th in pole vault, 16-6)1979 Andy Pintus (tie for 5th in pole vault, 16-6)1977 Earl Bell (2nd in pole vault, 17-4)1976 Earl Bell (1st in pole vault, 18-0 1/4)1976 Anthony Stroman (5th in 440-yard dash,

49.44)1975 Earl Bell (1st in pole vault, 17-2)1970 Tom Hill (1st in 60-yard hurdles, 6.9—

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2010-11 a-state track & fieldWOMEN’S INDOOR

55-Meter Dash2000 SBC—Carla Christian, 7.121990 ACS—Yolanda Alexander, 7.16

55-Meter Hurdles1998 SBC—Nicole Brown, 8.081997 SBC—Nicole Brown, 8.251996 SBC—Nicole Brown, 8.351990 ASC—Bonita Jones, 8.271989 ASC—Monike Klebe, 8.271988 ASC—Valerie Lee, 8.04

200-Meter Dash1990 ASC—Pedtra Wilson, 25.55

400-Meter Dash1993 SBC—Pedtra Wilson, 56.961992 SBC—Jean Fletcher, 56.261991 ASC—Pedtra Wilson, 57.481990 ASC—Pedtra Wilson, 57.111989 ASC—Monika Klebe, 55.711988 ASC—Monika Klebe, 55.06

800-Meter Run1995 SBC—Katarina Littenheim, 2:15.561992 SBC—Lysbeth Kurpanen, 2:15.28

5,000-Meter Run1991 ASC—Beth Mayo, 18:45.84

High Jump2001 SBC—Edie Montgomery, 5-8.752000 SBC—Elena Semyonova, 5-101998 SBC—Edie Montgomery, 5-1.751994 SBC—Salli Smith, 5-6.251990 ASC—Stacey Thompson, 5-101989 ASC—Ami Wyse, 5-8.25

Long Jump1997 SBC—Eva Knudsen, 19-0.51996 SBC—Sarah Todd, 19-1.51989 ASC—Patricia James, 18-11.51988 ASC—Felicia Adams, 19-8.25

Triple Jump2000 SBC—Elena Semyonova, 39-11993 SBC—Malisa Harriott, 39-51992 SBC—Malisa Harriott, 38-4.51988 ASC—Eva Farneby, 38-0.25

Pole Vault2009 SBC—Stephanie Foreman, 13-3.5

2008 SBC—Stephanie Foreman, 12-9.52005 SBC—EricaHall, 12-02001 SBC—Michelle Legatt, 12-4

Shot Put1996 SBC—Krystal White, 48-91995 SBC—Krystal White, 46-41993 SBC—Serenia Curtis, 43-6.51990 ASC—Kristina Johnso, 44-8.25

1600-Meter Relay1992 SBC—LaShundra Davis, JeanFletcher, Michelle McGregor, Pedtra Wil-son, 3:53.151991 ASC—Michele Valentine, TinaCollins, Yolanda Alexander, Pedtra Wilson,3:56.151990 ASC— Tina Collins, Pedtra Wilson,Bonita Jones, Michele Valentine, 4:19.101989 ASC— Yolanda Alexander, LindaBrewer, Eva Farneby, Monika Klebe,3:58.161988 ASC—Patricia James, FeliciaAdams, Eva Farneby, Monika Klebe3:58.61

Pentathlon2008 SBC—Amy Bowman (3,649)2006 SBC—Amy Bowman (3,740 - SBCRecord)

WOMEN’S CONFERENCE FINISHESSun Belt Conference—Indoor

2009—FOURTH2008—FOURTH2007—SEVENTH2006—SIXTH2005—SIXTH2004—EIGHTH2003—SIXTH2002—SEVENTH2001—THIRD2000—SECOND1999—FOURTH1998—FIRST1997—THIRD1996—SECOND1995—FIRST1994—FOURTH1993—THIRD1992—FIRST

American South Conference—Indoor1991—FIRST1990—FIRST

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MEN’S INDOOR

55-Meter Dash1997 SBC—Franck Waota, 6.371993 SBC—Anthony Hampton, 6.311992 SBC—Anthony Hampton, 6.301991 ASC—Anthony Hampton, 6.301990 ASC—Anthony Hampton, 6.351989 ASC—Leon Moulton, 6.31

60-Yard Dash1981 SLC—Dwayne Pittman, 6.23

55-Meter Hurdles2005 SBC—Greg Belger, 20051990 ASC—Alex Shell, 7.461989 ASC—Alex Shell, 7.49

200-Meter Dash1999 SBC—Daniel Ryland, 21.981994 SBC—Kendricke Bullard, 21.611990 ASC—Alex Shell, 21.81

400-Meter Dash2006 SBC—Jason Brooks, 48.712005 SBC—Nathan Daniels, 48.062000 SBC—Daniel Ryland, 48.561997 SBC—Aaron Raney, 47.991992 SBC—Kendricke Bullard, 47.12

600-Yard Dash1983 SLC—Jessie Wilson, 1:11.25

800-Meter Run2001 SBC—Seth Bortey, 1:52.271994 SBC—Gabe Arrington, 1:54.861993 SBC—John McGrew, 1:54.101989 ASC—Harold Blood, 1:52.441988 ASC—Harold Blood, 1:52.40

Mile Run2001 SBC—Seth Bortey, 4:16.551994 SBC—Jakob Jensen, 4:14.28

1,000-Yard Run1985 SLC—Kenny Wilson, 2:14.461983 SLC—Kenny Wilson, 2:13.19

Triple Jump1990 ASC—Luis Rodrigues, 50-2 3/41989 ASC—Patterson Johnson, 53-2 1/4

1988 ASC—William Beasley, 53-51983 SLC—AL Joyner, 52-101982 SLC—Al Joyner, 52-10

High Jump2008 SBC—Carlos Mattis, 6-11.52005 SBC—Shawn Aronson, 6-9 3/42003 SBC—Terry LoFrese, 6-102000 SBC—Jason Hinton, 6-9 3/41996 SBC—Sam Hill, 7-01994 SBC—Sam Hill, 7-1 3/41983 SLC—Doug Shouse, 7-3 1/21980 SLC—Rick DeWees, 6-10

Pole Vault2010 SBC—Ethan Sandusky, 17-0.752007 SBC—Jeremy Willis, 16-6.752006 SBC—Miichael Davis, 16-0.752005 SBC—Brandon Banda, 15-112003 SBC—Gustavo Rehder, 17-02002 SBC—Daniel Ryland, 15-11 3/42001 SBC—Brad Tyler, 17-0 3/42000 SBC—Brad Tyler, 17-0 1/41999 SBC—Brad Tyler, 17-0 1/41998 SBC—Robert Whitehead, 16-4 3/41995 SBC—Eric Boxley, 16-10 1/21994 SBC—Chad Harting, 17-0 3/41993 SBC—Jon Kelley, 17-01992 SBC—Kelly Riley, 17-10 1/21991 ASC—Andy Mooneyham, 17-01990 ASC—Kelly Riley, 18-11989 ASC—Jeff Hartwig, 17-01988 ASC—Kelly Riley, 16-61986 SLC—Ricky Keith, 16-6 1/21985 SLC—Johnny Fewell, 16-61983 SLC—Steve Stubblefield, 17-91982 SLC—Steve Stubblefield, 17-11981 SLC—J.W. Korell, 16-8 3/41980 SLC—Paul Pilla, 17-0

Shot Put2003 SBC—Candon Powell, 57-2 3/41999 SBC—Jason Wood, 58-6 1/21995 SBC—Linus Bernhult, 51-10 1/21994 SBC—Carlo White, 55-4 1/21992 SBC—Jeff Pitts, 50-0 3/41991 ASC—Jeff Pitts, 55-51990 ASC—David Rodely, 54-3 1/41988 ASC—Victor Johnson, 57-1 1/2

35-Lb. Weight2005 SBC—Candon Powell, 66-62003 SBC—Candon Powell, 58-11 1/22002 SBC—Candon Powell, 58-8

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2010-11 a-state track & field1999 SBC—Andrew Rootz, 53-7 1/2

Long Jump2003 SBC—Mesut Yavas, 25-2 3/42002 SBC—Mesut Yavas, 25-01 2/1994 SBC—Sam Hill, 24-4 3/4

1600-Meter Relay1997 SBC—Francis Quaye-Franck Waota-Latwan Ross-Roderick Wilburn,3:18.011996 SBC—Francis Quaye-Chris Trenn-Aaron Raney-Roderick Wilburn, 3:19.251995 SBC—Aaron Raney-Gabe Arrington-Chris Trenn-Kenton Walker, 3:19.971994 SBC—Gabe Arrington-Sean Baksh-Carl Bowie-Kendricke Bullard, 3:13.601993 SBC—John McGrew-Sean Baksh-Gabe Arrington-Carl Bowie, 3:13.70

3200-Meter Relay1993 SBC—Trevor Johnson-Gabe Arring-ton-Carl Bowie-John McGrew, 7:42.651988 ASC—George Green-Curtis Aaron-Jerry Malone-Harold Blood, 7:54.74

Distance Medley Relay2001 SBC—Bryan Heidaker-Delarris In-gram-Larry Green-Seth Bortey, 1997 SBC—Matt Williams-Aaron Raney-James Horne-Neal Andrews,10:11.901994 SBC—John McGrew-GabeArrington,Arnold Johanson- Jakob Jensen, 10:13.58

Heptathlon2007—B.J. Parish (5,152 - SBC Record)2006—Matt Vining (4,990 - SBC Record)

MEN’S CONFERENCE FINISHESSun Belt Conference—Indoor

2009—FIFTH2008—FOURTH2007—FOURTH2006—SECOND2005—SECOND2004—SEVENTH2003—SECOND2002—THIRD2001—THIRD2000—FIRST1999—THIRD1998—FIRST1997—FIRST1996—THIRD1995—THIRD

1994—FIRST1993—SECOND

American South Conference—Indoor1992—THIRD1991—THIRD1990—FIRST1989—FIRST1988—SECOND

Southland Conference—Indoor1987—SECOND1986—FOURTH (TIE)1985—FIFTH1984—SECOND1983—SECOND1982—FIFTH1981—FOURTH1980—FIFTH

WOMEN’S OUTDOOR

100-Meter Dash1998 SBC—Carla Christian, 11.641990 ASC—Pedtra Wilson, 12.381987 SLC—Felecia Adams 11.94

200-Meter Dash1998 SBC—Carla Christian, 24.501990 ASC—Pedtra Wilson, 24.89

400-Meter Dash2009 SBC—Charmisha Morrow, 53.991993 SBC—Pedtra Wilson, 54.551992 SBC—Jean Fletcher, 55.191991 ASC—Pedtra Wilson, 55.781990 ASC—Pedtra Wilson, 56.411989 ASC—Monika Klebe, 55.061988 SBC—Monika Kleba, 54.93

800-Meter Dash1992 SBC—Jean Fletcher, 2:10.081989 ASC—Monika Klebe, 2:16.10

1,500-Meter Run1992 SBC—Eysbeth Kurpanen, 4:38.40

100-Meter Hurdles1998 SBC—Nicole Brown, 14.071989 ASC—Monika Klebe, 14.151988 ASC—Monika Klebe, 14.09

400-Meter Hurdles1991 ASC—Eva Farneby, 1:01.911990 ASC—Eva Farneby, 1:00.191989 ASC—Monika Klebe, 1:10.73



2010-11 a-state track & field1988 ASC—Monika Klebe, 57.631987 ASC—Monika Klebe, 57.801986 SLC—Monika Klebe, 58.20

High Jump2001 SBC—Edie Montgomery, 5-10.751998 SBC—Edie Montgomery, 5-7.751993 SBC—Kolette Niemeyer, 5-6.51991 ASC—Ami Wyse, 5-8

Long Jump1996 SBC—Shundra Smith, 19-3.51995 SBC—Eva Knudsen, 19-3.51989 ASC—Patricia James, 19-1.51988 ASC—Felecia Adams, 19-9

Triple Jump2001 SBC—Oksana Kosyachenko 42-10.251996 SBC—Sarah Todd, 40-5.51994 SBC—Sonja Tate, 39-9.751988 ASC—Valerie Lee, 38-10.25

Pole Vault2010 SBC—Stephanie Foreman, 12-102009 SBC—Stephanie Foreman, 13-1.5 -SBC Record2008 SBC—Erica Naeger, 12-1.52005 SBC—Michelle Legatt, 12-11.5

Discus2001 SBC—Jenny Webster, 170-32001 SBC—Jenny Webster, 169-9

Javelin2007 SBC—Ronnie Maglaughlin, 145-6

Shot Put1995 SBC—Krystal White, 46-3.251993 SBC—Serenia Curtis, 45-5.751990 ASC—Kristina Johnson, 44-61988 ASC—Michelle Gaines, 43-5.25

Hammer Throw2003 SBC—Isela Mendoza, 170-6

400-Meter Relay2009 SBC—Teondra Poole, CharmishaMorrow, Kaneshia Hicks, Alecia Williams46.561998 SBC—Nicole Brown, Carla Christian,Edie Montgomery, Tomisha Edwards,46.761990 ASC—Yolanda Alexander, BonitaJones, Michele Valentine, Pedtra Wilson,

47.251989 ASC—Linda Brewer, Monika Klebe,Bonita Jones, Patricia James, 48.15

1,600 Meter Relay1992 SBC—Jean Fletcher, Lysbeth Kurpa-nen, Michelle McGregor, Pedtra Wilson3:48.001989 ASC—Linda Brewer, Bonita Jones,Eva Farneby, Monika Klebe, 3:51.611988 ASC—Valerie Lee, Bonita Jones,Eva Farneby, Monika Klebe, 3:48.26

Heptathlon2009 SBC—Amy Bowman, 4,9582001 SBC—Edie Montgomery, 51.652000 SBC—Edie Montgomery, 49.441998 SBC—Shundra Smith, 48.571997 SBC—Shundra Smith, 48.921996 SBC—Shundra Smith, 50.831995 SBC—Eva Knudsen, 46.20

WOMEN’S CONFERENCE FINISHESSun Belt Conference—Outdoor

2010—FIFTH2009—SIXTH2008—TENTH2007—NINTH2005—SEVENTH2004—NINTH2003—EIGHTH2002—SEVENTH2001—FIRST2000—FIFTH1999—FOURTH1998—FIRST1997—THIRD1996—SECOND1995—FIRST1994—FIRST1993—SECOND

American South Conference—Indoor1992—THIRD1991—THIRD1990—FIRST1989—FIRST1988—FIRST

MEN’S OUTDOOR

100-Meter Dash1996 SBC—Franck Waota, 10.561995 SBC—Sean Baksh, 10.521993 SBC—Anthony Hampton, 10.40

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100-Yard Dash1976 SLC—Ed Preston, 9.51970 SLC—Tom Hill, 9.4

200-Meter Dash1996 SBC—Franck Waota, 21.151995 SBC—Sean Baksh, 21.031977 SLC—Ed Preston, 21.1

220-Yard Dash1976 SLC—Ed Preston, 21.1

400-Meter Dash2006 SBC—Jason Brooks, 46.992005 SBC—Nathan Daniels, 20051999 SBC—Roderick Wilburn, 47.451997 SBC—Aaron Raney, 46.851994 SBC—Kendricke Bullard, 46.151987 SLC—Steve Armstrong, 46.771977 SLC—Anthony Stroman, 46.9

440-Yard Dash1973 SLC—Anthony Stroman, 46.3

800-Meter Run\2004 SBC—Seth Bortey, 1:53.50 2001SBC—Seth Bortey, 1:51.541990 ASC—Harold Blood, 1:50.281989 ASC—Harold Blood, 1:50.231988 ASC—Harold Blood, 1:49.031979 SLC—Ronnie Green, 1:51.01978 SLC—Bruce Metcalf, 1:50.91977 SLC—Bruce Metcalf, 1:51.7

800-Yard Run1976 SLC—Bruce Metcalf, 1:49.61972 SLC—John Scurto, 1:54.6

1500-Meter Run1988 ASC—Curtis Aaron, 3:55.761981 SLC—Bob Forsythe, 3:51.32

Mile Run1973 SLC—Jim Bailey, 4:08.0

5,000-Meter Run1981 SLC—Steve Wilson, 14:35.761979 SLC—Glenn Wimer, 14:41.47

Three-Mile Run1971 SLC—Bob Gray, 14:35.9

3,000-Meter Steeplechase1997 SBC—Neal Andrews, 9:03.181978 SLC—Paul Kassen, 9:13.11972 SLC—Mike Holt, 9:49.21971 SLC—Bob Gray, 9:18.21970 SLC—Bob Gray, 9:39.9

110-Meter Hurdles1993 SBC—Kelly Koonce, 14:391990 ASC—Algie Crenshaw, 14.511989 ASC—Alex Shell, 14.231988 ASC—Craig Glover, 14.361980 SLC—Al Joyner, 14.211977 SLC—Donnie Taylor, 13.5w

120-Yard Hurdles1972 SLC—Tom Hill, 13.81971 SLC—Tom Hill, 13.71970 SLC—Tom Hill, 13.71969 SLC—Tom Hill, 14.4

400-Meter Hurdles1989 ASC— Alex Shell, 52.36

Javelin1967 SLC—Jeff Lansdale, 215-81966 SLC—Jeff Lansdale, 230-91965 SLC—Jeff Lansdale, 230-0

Pole Vault2008 SBC—Jeremy Willis, 16-6.752007 SBC—Brandon Banda, 16-0.752006 SBC—Jeremy Willis, 15-72005 SBC—Brandon Banda, 17-02003 SBC—Gustavo Rehder, 16-10 3/42001 SBC—Brad Tyler, 17-4 1/22000 SBC—Gustavo Rehder, 16-111999 SBC—Brad Tyler, 16-10 3/41995 SBC—Chad Harting, 17-51994 SBC—Chad Harting, 17-0 3/41993 SBC—Jon Kelley, 17-9 3/41992 SBC—Jon Kelley, 17-4 1/21991 ASC—Jon Kelley, 16-0 3/41990 ASC—Kelly Riley, 18-0 1/21989 ASC—Kelly Riley, 18-1 1/41988 ASC—Kelly Riley, 17-81987 SLC—Scott Shaffer, 17-91985 SLC—Johnny Fewell, 16-91984 SLC—Steve Stubblefield, 18-01983 SLC—Scott Shaffer, 17-0



2010-11 a-state track & field1982 SLC—Steve Stubblefield, 17-01981 SLC—Steve Stubblefield, 16-61980 SLC—Paul Pilla, 16-01979 SLC—J.W. Korrell, 16-61978 SLC—Andy Pintus, 16-31977 SLC—Earl Bell, 17-5 1/21976 SLC—Earl Bell, 17-31975 SLC—Earl Bell, 16-11974 SLC—Benny Hess, 17-0 1/21965 SLC—James Bishop, 14-11 1/2

High Jump2007 SBC—James Jenkins, 7-0.52004 SBC—Terry LoFrese, 7-0 1/22001 SBC—Jason Hinton, 6-11 3/42000 SBC—Jason Hinton, 6-11 3/41996 SBC—Sam Hill, 6-11 3/41995 SBC—Sam Hill, 7-31987 SLC—David St. Johns, 7-1 1/41983 SLC—Doug Shouse, 7-4 1/21982 SLC—Doug Shouse, 7-4 1/41980 SLC—Greg Schaper, 7-01979 SLC—Rick DeWees, 7-01977 SLC—Rick DeWees, 6-10 1/41975 SLC—Gary Easley, 6-81967 SLC—Jerald Spencer, 6-5 3/41965 SLC—Jerald Spencer, 6-8 1/2

Long Jump2005 SBC—Shawn Aronson, 24-3 3/42002 SBC—Mesut Yavas, 26-0 3/41996 SBC—Sam Hill, 24-71977 SLC—William Tate, 25-2 1/21972 SLC—Kim Bellis, 24-8 1/2

Triple Jump2007 SBC—James Jenkins, 51-31989 ASC—William Beasley, 53-0 1/21988 ASC—William Beasley, 53-10 1/21987 ASC—William Beasley, 52-10 3/41983 SLC—Al Joyner, 53-9 1/41981 SLC—Al Joyner, 51-11965 SLC—Ed Pruitt, 44-3 1/4

Shot Put2009 SBC—Jesse Williams, 48-2.752000 SBC—Paul Buschman, 52-3 3/41999 SBC—Jason Wood, 54-2 3/41995 SBC—Linus Bernhult, 50-11 1/21992 SBC—Jeff Pitts, 53-1 1/21991 ASC—David Rodely, 58-0 1/41990 ASC—David Rodely, 54-2 1/21988 ASC—Victor Johnson, 56-3 1/41976 SLC—T.J. Humphreys, 54-7 1/4

1975 SLC—T.J. Humphreys, 55-8 1/21967 SLC—David Young, 53-31966 SLC—David Young, 52-0 1/2

Hammer2005 SBC—Candon Powell, 204-92004 SBC—Candon Powell, 177-112003 SBC—Candon Powell, 164-10

Discus2008 SBC—Jesse Williams, 174-112005 SBC—Candon Powell, 174-91995 SBC—Linus Bernhult, 168-71993 SBC—J.R. Elliott, 154-101991 ASC—David Rodely, 171-81990 ASC—David Rodely, 173-0 1/21989 ASC—Ken Plummer, 147-101982 SLC—Paul Blissard, 166-6

400-Meter Relay1996 SBC—Rodney Allen-Lamont Zachery-Corey Walker-Franck Waota, 40.41

1600-Meter Relay1996 SBC—Francis Quaye-RoderickWilburn-Franck Waota-Aaron Raney, 3:10.241995 SBC—Gabe Arrington-KendrickeBullard-Sean Baksh-Carl Bowie, 3:10.24

Decathlon2007 SBC—Matt Vining, 6,8672005 SBC—Craig Robinson, 6,5112004 SBC—Jacob Fehler, 6,9412002 SBC—Jacob Fehler, 7,0711999 SBC—Daniel Ryland, 6,6311996 SBC—Kenton Walker, 6,7541995 SBC—Carl Long, 6,119

MEN’S CONFERENCE FINISHESSun Belt Conference—Outdoor

2010—TENTH2009—SIXTH2008—FIFTH2007—FOURTH2006—THIRD2005—FIRST2004—SECOND2003—FIFTH2002—FOURTH2001—FOURTH2000—SECOND1999—FIRST1998—SECOND1997—THIRD

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American South—Outdoor1991—THIRD1990—SECOND1989—FIRST1988—SECOND

Southland Conference—Outdoor1987—FOURTH1986—SIXTH1985—FIFTH1984—FOURTH1983—FOURTH1982—FIFTH1981—THIRD1980—FIFTH1979—SECOND1978—THIRD1977—FIRST1976—FIRST1975—FIRST1974—FOURTH1973—SIXTH1972—FOURTH1971—THIRD1970—THIRD1969—FOURTH1968—SECOND1967—THIRD1966—THIRD1965—THIRD1964—FOURTH

CONFERENCE OUTSTANDING PERFORMER

Indoor2006 SBC Women–Amy Bowman (Field)2005 SBC Men–Candon Powell2000 SBC Women—Elena Semyonova1990 ASC Men—Alex Shell1988 ASC Women—Valerie Lee

Outdoor2002 SBC Men—Mesut Yavas2001 SBC Women—Edith Montgomery1995 SBC Women—Eva Knudsen1992 SBC Women—Jean Fletcher1991 ASC Men—David Rodely1990 ASC Men—David Rodely1990 ASC Women—Pedtra Wilson1989 ASC Women—Monika Klebe1982 SLC Men—Doug Shouse

1977 SLC Men—Earl Bell1974 SLC Men—Barney Hess

CONFERENCE TOP INDOORSCORING PERFORMER

2008 Women—Amy Bowman, 28 points2001 SBC Men—Seth Bortey, 28 points2000 SBC Women—Elena Semyonova, 24points

CONFERENCE TOP OUTDOORSCORING PERFORMER

2001 SBC Men—Jason Hinton, 24 points2001 SBC Women—Edith Montgomery, 28 points1999 SBC Men—Daniel Ryland, 25 1/2 points1998 SBC Women—Shundra Smith, 36 points1996 SBC Men—Sam Hill, 28 points1996 SBC Women—Shundra Smith, 42 points

CONFERENCE OUTSTANDINGFRESHMAN

Indoor2009 SBC—Solomon Williams (M)

CONFERENCE OUTSTANDINGFRESHMAN

Outdoor2009 SBC—Charmisha Morrow (W)

J.W. ROBERTS MEMORIAL AWARD (SLC)

Outstanding Track Performer1976 Men—Ed Preston1970 Men—Tom Hill

TY TERRELL MEMORIAL AWARD (SLC)

High Scorer1970 Men—Tom Hill, 23 points

ASC POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP(Annual $2,000 Award)

1996-97—Lucy Ritchey (women)1987-88—Felicia Adams (women)

ARKANSAS TRACK & FIELD HALL OFFAME

1997—Al Joyner1996—Tom Hill1995—Guy Kochel

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2010-11 a-state track & field2002 SBC—Brian Agee; Ginger Lewellyn2001 SBC—Brian Agee; Ginger Lewellyn1999 SBC—Bryan Heidaker; Nikki Enger

Track & Field2005 SBC—Candice James, Nathan Roop2004 SBC—Seth Bortey, Camille Robinson2003 SBC—Seth Bortey,Isela Mendoza2002 SBC—Brian Agee; Ginger Lewellyn2001 SBC—Seth Bortey; Sara Gresham1999 SBC—Daniel Ryland; Tamara Thomp-son

COMMISSIONER’S LIST(Awards Student-Athletes Who HaveCompiled 3.0 Grade Point Average

Two Previous Semesters)Men

2009-10 SBC—Lucas Bateman, AdamJackson, Rusty Staggs, Avery Taylor,Solomon Williams, Jeremy Willis

2008-09 SBC—Lucas Bateman, AdamJackson, Michael Miller, Corwin Pace, RustyStaggs.

2007-08 SBC—Adam Jackson, MicahelMiler, Brad Reach.

2006-07 SBC—Brandon Banda, MichaelMiller, Chris Pickle.

2005-06 SBC — Jeremiah Johnston, ChrisPickle, Nathan Roop

2004-05 SBC—Shawn Aaronson, TonyChambers, Anderson Kirui, Brad Reach,Seth Bortey, Keith Jones, Nathan Mattox,Nathan Roop

2003-04 SBC—Anderson Kirui, HarlandMoore, Nathan Roop

2002-03 SBC—Tony Chambers, Keith Hein-rich, Steven Helmick, Anderson Kirui, Har-land Moore, Gustavo Rehder

2001-02 SBC—Kyle McDaniel, GustavoRehder

2000-01 SBC—Jeb Gooding, Delarris In-gram, Gustavo Rehder, Adam Stapls, Jar-rod Stroud

1999-00 SBC—Paul Buschman, Maurice

1995—Earl Bell

ARKANSAS HALL OF FAME2003—Guy Kochel1999—Al Joyner

CONFERENCE COACH OF THE YEARIndoor

2011 SBC Women—Lon Badeaux2000 SBC Men—Jay Flanagan1998 SBC Women—Jay Flanagan1998 SBC Men—Jay Flanagan1997 SBC Men—Jay Flanagan1995 SBC Women–Jay Flanagan1994 SBC Men—Jay Flanagan1992 SBC Women—Jay Flanagan1991 ASC Women—Jay Flanagan1990 ASC Women—Jay Flanagan1989 ASC Men—Guy Kochel1988 ASC Women—Guy Kochel

Outdoor2005 SBC Men—Jay Flanagan2001 SBC Women—Jay Flanagan1999 SBC Men—Jay Flanagan1998 SBC Women—Jay Flanagan1995 SBC Women – Jay Flanagan1994 SBC Women—Jay Flanagan1990 ASC Women—Jay Flanagan1989 ASC Women—Guy Kochel1988 ASC Women—Guy Kochel1977 SLC Men—Guy Kochel1976 SLC Men—Guy Kochel

District VI Outdoor1977 Men—Guy Kochel1976 Men—Guy Kochel

CONFERENCE MEDALLION1996 SBC—George Darko (men)1996 SBC—Tana Mosley (women)1995 SBC—Larisa Larson (women)1993 SBC—Kelly Koonce (men)1992 SBC—Algie Crehshaw (men)1991 ASC—Luis Rodrigues (men)1989 ASC—Monika Klebe (women)1988 ASC—Felicia Adams (women)

SUN BELT SPORTSMANSHIP AWARDSCross Country

2005 SBC—Nathan Mattox, ElizabethDavenport2004 SBC—Seth Bortey, Elizabeth Daven-port2003 SBC—Keith Heinrich, StephanieAnaya

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2010-11 a-state track & fieldMoody, Gustavo Rehder, Robert Whitehead

1998-99 SBC—Paul Bartlett, Aaron Raney,Gustavo Rehder

1997-98 SBC—Paul Buschman, Craig For-rest, Matt Williams

1996-97 SBC—Neal Andrews, PaulBuschman, Craig Forrest, Aaron Raney,Franck Waota

Women

2009-10 SBC—Julia Agawu, CourtneyBriney, Mary Edwards, Jamie Fleming, Syd-ney Foreman, Catherine Frappier, MaryKrug, Dawn L’Heureux, LeKeitha Minter,Erica Naeger, Staci Papageorge, CaitlinWiney

2008-09 SBC—Amy Bowman, Jamie Flem-ing, Stephanie Foreman, Sydney Foreman,Lesly Hale, Dawn L’Heureux, KelseyMitchell, Erica Naeger, Staci Papageorge,Ashuyn Saral, Chelsea Weaver.

2007-08 SBC—Kristina Alatalo, Amy Fled-derman, Candice James, Maggie Kimani,Mary Krug, Dawn L’Heureux, KelseyMitchell, Erica Naeger, Karen Pace, StaciPapageorge.

2006-07 SBC—Kristiina Alatalo, ToshiaBauer, Elise Birnbaugh, Eliabeth Boyle, Eliz-abeth Davenport, Mary Edwards, Maria Fer-rand, Amy Fleddermann, Tary Gentry, LeslyHale, Candice James, Maggie Kimani,Sarah Mardanlou, Kelsey Mitchell, KarenPace, Staci Papageorge, Angela Patterson,Shana Yoder.

2005-06 SBC—Kristiina Alatalo, ElizabethDavenport, Candice James, Sarah Mardan-lou, Karen Pace, Angela Patterson, LataviaShores

2004-05 SBC—Kristina Alatalo, StephanieAnaya, Nisana Anderson, Maricia Daniels,Candice James, Taneshia Johnson,Michelle Leggat, Sarah Mardanlou, DarinaSemenova

2003-04 SBC—Stephanie Anaya, Maricia

Daniels, Michelle Leggat, Camille Robinson,Darina Semenova

2002-03 SBC—Stephanie Anaya, MariciaDaniels, Erica Goodrich, Hayley Hames,JoAnne Huck, Sarah Horn, Michelle Leggat,Darina Semenova

2001-02 SBC—Michelle Legat, GingerLewellyn, Lisa Reaves

2000-01 SBC—Sara Gresham, MichelleLeggat, Kelly Rigler, Elena Semyonova

1999-00 SBC—Nikki Biberger, NicoleBrown, Tiane Burke, Judy Galambos, EricaGoodrich, Stella Phillips, Wendy Reid, KellyRigler, Elena Semyonova

1998-99 SBC—Nikki Biberger, Judy Galam-bos, Ginger Lewellyn, Wendy Reid, KateRichardson, Kelly Rigler, Bobbie Ritchey,Elena Semyonova

1997-98 SBC—Nikki Biberger, Kristi Black,Hollie Chadwick, Nikki Enger, Judy Galam-bos, Henriette Jensen, Sarah Lovan, KellyRigler

1996-97 SBC—Nikki Biberger, NicoleBrown, Sarah Cochran, Judy Galambos,Susan Higgins, Natalie Jackson, StasiaJamell, Eva Knudsen, Jaime Lane, WendyReid, Lynn Ritchey, Lucy Ritchey, SarahTodd-Hill, Tamara Thompson

1995-96 SBC—Sarah Cochran, StasiaJamell, Eva Knudsen, Yuan-Mei Ma

1994-95 SBC—Tanesha Harding, KariKemmerer, Lisa Lowry, Yuan-Mei Ma, TanaMosley, Lucy Ritchey, Joey Winter

1993-94 SBC—Jennifer Albaugh, LarisaLarson, Yuan-Mei Ma, Lucy Ritchey (4.00gpa)

1992-93 SBC—Malisa Harriott, Larisa Lar-son, Lucy Ritchey

1991-92 SBC—Jean Fletcher, Larisa Lar-son

1990-91 ASC—Eva Farneby, LaDonna Hin-

conference honors


2010-11 a-state track & fieldton, Rhonda Horn, Larisa Larson, Ami Wyse

1989-90 ASC—Eva Farneby, Toni Poole,Ami Wyse

1988-89 ASC—Ada Brehe, Eva Brehe,Linda Brewer, Eva Farneby, Toni Poole,Monika Klebe, Sharon Rodely

1987-88 ASC—Felicia Adams, Glenda Bai-ley, Debra Callahan, Eva Farneby, MonikaKlebe, Karen Toth

ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT

2006—Candice James - All-District2008—Candice James - All-District2008—Candice James - All-American

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William Beasley Earl Bell Craig Hagan Tom Hill

Monika Klebe Edith Montgomery Paul Pilla Andy Pintus

Elena Semynova Doug Shouse Jerald SpencerShundra Smith

Brad Tyler

Arkansas Arkansas State University Track and Field is a familiar name at list. The first Red Wolf to earn All-America status is Jerald Spencmale ASU athlete was Monika Klebe who came in fifth in the out

tion to this prestigious list is James Jenkins who ju

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Patterson Johnson James Jenkins Al Joyner Jon Kelley

Ed Preston Kelly Riley David RodelyCandon Powell

Anthony Stroman Steve Stubblefield William Tate Donnie Taylor

State In The NCAA’sthe NCAA Championships year in and year out. ASU has 25 athletes on this honorable

cer who finished second in the outdoor high jump with a leap of 6-9 in 1966. The first fe-tdoor women’s intermediate hurdles with a time of 57.49 in 1988. The most recent addi-umped 52-8 1/4 in the triple jump to finish fourth in the 2007 outdoor meet.


2010-11 a-state track & fieldINDOOR CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS

26 Years2010 . . . .Stephanie Foreman,

Ethan Sandusky2009 . . . .Stephanie Foreman2008 . . . .Stephanie Foreman2007 . . . .Adam Sarafian2004 . . . .Laura Rosenberger2002 . . . .Michelle Legatt, Brad Tyler2001 . . . .Brad Tyler1995 . . . .Chad Harting1994 . . . .Chad Harting1993 . . . .Jon Kelley1992 . . . .Kelly Riley, Jon Kelley1991 . . . .Jon Kelley1990 . . . .Kelly Riley, Jeff Hartwig1989 . . . .Kelly Riley, Jeff Hartwig1988 . . . .Kelly Riley1987 . . . .Craig Hagan1986 . . . .Scott Shaffer1985 . . . .Scott Shaffer1984 . . . .Steve Stubblefield, Scott Shaffer1983 . . . .Steve Stubblefield1982 . . . .Steve Stubblefield 1981 . . . .Steve Stubblefield, J.W. Korell1980 . . . .Paul Pilla1979 . . . .Andy Pintus1977 . . . .Earl Bell1976 . . . .Earl Bell1975 . . . .Earl Bell

NCAA Champions —1976 . . . .Earl Bell, 18-0 1/41975 . . . .Earl Bell, 17-2

OUTDOOR CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS27 Years

2010.....Stephanie Foreman2009.....Jeremy Willis, Stephanie Foreman2008.....Jeremy Willis, Erica Naeger2007.....Brandon Banda, Elizabeth Boyle2005.....Sara Young2003.....Michelle Leggat, Gustavo Rehder,

Amanda Sweeten, Brad Tyler, Andrea Zambrfana

2001.....Michelle Legatt, Brad Tyler2000.....Brad Tyler1995.....Chad Harting1994.....Chad Harting, Sverre Vange1993.....Jon Kelley1992.....Kelly Riley, Jon Kelley1991.....Jon Kelley1990.....Kelly Riley, Andy Mooneyhan,

Jeff Hartwig1989.....Andy Mooneyhan, Kelly Riley,

Jeff Hartwig1988.....Kelly Riley1987.....Scott Shaffer, Craig Hagan1986.....Craig Hagan1985.....Scott Shaffer1984.....Steve Stubblefield, Johnny Fewell1983.....Steve Stubblefield1982.....Steve Stubblefield1981.....J.W. Korell1980.....Paul Pilla1979.....Paul Pilla1978.....Andy Pintus1977.....Earl Bell1976.....Earl Bell1975.....Earl Bell1974.....Barney Hess.............NCAA Champions —1988.....Kelly Riley, 18-3 1/41979.....Paul Pilla, 17-4 1/41977.....Earl Bell, 17-61976.....Earl Bell, 18-1 1/4

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(Left) Former head coach Guy Kochelwith Olympic medal winners Earl Bell(Bronze) and Al Joyner (Gold).

Pole vault king Earl Bell (below) was aBronze Medal winner in the 1984

Games in Los Angeles. The three-timeOlympian placed fourth in Seoul, South

Korea in 1988 and sixth in the 1976games in Montreal, Canada.

Al Joyner (right) is ASU’sonly Gold Medal winner.

He won the triple jump inthe 1984 Olympics

in Los Angeles.


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Kellie Suttle turned her dream into reality when shecompeted in the 2000 Sydney, Australia and

2004 Athens, Greece Olympic Games.

Former ASU assistant coachRuhan Isim represented his homecountry of Turkey in the pole vault

in the Sydney Games in 2000.

Former Red Wolf Cadded his name

vaulting legacy whenin Sydney, Austra

Derek Miles (leassociate direServices at Arfied for the poOlympic Game

Sprinter Ed Preston(left) was a relay al-ternate during the 1976 Olympic Games heldin Montreal, Canada.

Patterson Johnson (below) participated in the

triple jump in the 1988 Olympicsheld in Seoul, Korea.

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2010-11 a-state track & fieldSprinter Franck Waota (right)

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Jeff Hartwig (below) carried on the pole vaultlegacy in the 1996 Games in Atlanta, and was

ASU’s most recent Olympian when he competed in Beijing, China in 2008.

Mesut Yavas, ASU’s school recordholder in the long jump, competed

for his home nation of Turkey in Sydney in 2000.

Hurdler Tom Hill (below) brought home theBronze Medal in the1972 Olympics held in

Munich, Germany.

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2010-11 a-state track & fieldMEN

AAaron, Curtis ’84 ’88Agee, Brian ‘99 ‘00 ‘01 ‘02Allen, Rodney '96 '97 '98Amuzu, Philbert ‘02 ‘03Anderson, Joe ’95 '96Anderson, Verdell ’90 ’91Andrews, Neal ’95 '96 '97Andrews, Robert ’67 ’68 ’69 ’70Antoine, Wayne '98 ‘99Arant, Jerry ’59 ’61Armstrong, Mike ’93 ’94Armstrong, Steve ’86 ’87 ’88Aronson, Shane ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 ‘08Aronson, Shawn ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 ‘08Arrington, Gabe ‘92’ 93 ’94 ’95Austin, Sam ’59 ’60 ’61Ayers, Virgle ’68

BBailey, Jim ’71 ’72 ’73 ’75Bailey, Keith ’90Baker, Jerry ’85Baker, Rick ’76Baksh, Sean ’92 ’93 ’94 ’95Baltz, Ronnie ’79 ’80Banda, Brandon ‘05 ‘07Banks, Steve ’81 ’82 ’83 ’84Bartlett, Paul ’92 ‘99Barton, John E. ’61Bateman, Lucas ‘09 ‘10Baylor, Ken ’80 ’81Bays, Steve ’78 Beasley, William ’87 ’88 ’89Beal, Darreal ‘06Becton, Briar ‘10Belger, Greg ‘04 ‘05Bell, Anthony ’84Bell, Billy ’67 ’68 ’69 ’70Bell, Earl ’74 ’75 ’76 ’77Bell, Jim Tom ’65Bellis, Kim ’71 ’72Bemberg, Robert ’76 ’77Benning, Greg ’81 ’82Bernhult, Linus ’95Berry, Billy ’61Bevill, Steve ’72 ’73Bingley, Tom ’71Bishop, James ’62 ’63 ’64 ’65Blair, Rusty ’78Bledsoe, Raymond ’77 ’78Blissard, Paul ’82 ’83Blocker, Darrell ’57 ’58 ’59Blood, Harold ’88 ’89 ’90Boggs, Jan ’60Boling, Kenneth ’68Bortey, Seth ‘01 ‘02 ‘03 ‘05Bowie, Carl ’91 ’92 ’93 ’95Bowen, Fred ’78Bowman, Derek ‘07 ‘08Boxley, Eric ’94 ’95Bradshaw, Benny ’57Branch, Chris '98Brogden, Butch ’66 ’67 ’68 ’69Brooks, Jason ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 ‘07Brown, Barry ’79Brown, Dwight ’70Brown, Shane ‘03Brown, Vince ’76Brown, Wesley ’81

Bullard,Kendricke ’91 ’92 ’93 ’94Burris, Darrell ’74 ’75 ’76 ’77Buschman, Paul ’96 ’97 ‘00Bunker, Clint ’99 ‘00Bunyan, Bailey ‘10Butler, Maurice ’87 ’88 ’89

CCaffey, Ken ’89Campbell, Robert ’81Cannon, Tony ’64 ’65 ’66Caputo, Bill ’66 ’67 ’68 ’69Carroll, Danny ’65 ’66 ’67Carrothers, Bill ’61 ’62 ’63 Carruth, David ’81 ’82 ’83Carter, Darrell ‘02 ‘03Casey, Jeff ’84 ’85 ’86Chadwick, P.J. ’95 '96Chambers, Tony ‘03Chance, Mike ’90Chandler, David ’63 ’64Chandler, James F. ’62Chandler, James P. ’61Chen, Tommy '96 '97Chapin, Kevin ‘06Chovanec, Dan ’89Cissell, Howard ’57 ’58Civalier, Mike ’66Clark, Chris ’94Clarke, Charles ’69 ’70Clay, Clayton ’69 ’70 ’71 ’72Coffey, John ’58Cole, Greg ‘01 ‘02 ‘03Coleman, Dominique ‘09 ‘10Collins, David ’73 ’74 Collins, John ’87 ’88Cook, Bryan ’78 ’79Cook, David ’77 ’78 ’79 ’81Cox, Calvin ’80Cranford, Rodney ’93Crawford, Greg ’85 ’86Crenshaw, Algie ’89 ’90 ’91 ’92Cross, Ralph ’73Curtis, Shawn '98Cychol, John ’76

DDaniels, Nathan ‘03 ‘04 ‘05Darko, George ’93 ’94 ’95 '96Davenport, John ’94 ’95David, Shane ’94Davidson, Willie ’71 ’72 Davis, Derrick '98Davis Michael ‘05 ‘06 ‘07Davis, Ron ’73 ’74 ’75 ’76Davis, Scott '97 '98Davis, Wayne ’75Dawson, Jerry ’74 ’75 ’76DeWees, Ricky ’77 ’78 ’79 ’80Deck, Mike ’63 ’64Denzmore, Frank ’81 ’82 ’83Dethrow, Jeff ’73 ’74 ’75 ’76Dickson, David ’57Dorsey, Mark ’76 ’77 ’78 ’79Dotson, Anthony ‘08Duguid, Keith ’91 ’93

EEasley, Gary ’75 ’76Edwards, Darrell ’77Edwards, Don ’90Edwards, Jeff ’82Edwards, Tony ’65 ’66 ’68

Elgin, Andrew ’85 ’86 ’87Ellington, John ’58Elliott, J. R. ’92 ’93 ’94Ellis, John ‘09 ‘10Elugbe, Imevbore ‘03Erwin, Randy ’65 ’66 ’67 ’68Evans, Larry ’92

FFace, Pascal ’93 ’94 ’95Falls, Jordan ‘10Fassler, Jerrod ‘06 ‘07Fehler, Jacob ‘00 ‘01 ‘02 ‘03Fewell, Johnny ’84 ’85Fields, Michael ‘06Finch, Skipper ’80Fitts, Greg ’78 ’79Fitzhugh, Eddie ’64Forrest, Craig ’95 '96 '97 '98Forsythe, Bob ’80 ’81Foster, Josh ‘01 ‘03Franzen, Mark ’81 ’82 ’83Frazier, Ben ’77 ’78 ’79 ’80Fredrick, Charlie ’87French, George ’62Froshee, Gene ’62

GGamble, Kevin ’76 ’77Garlow, Barry ’66 ’68Garrett, Jemale ‘09Garner, Bill ’72 Gayabaah, Yaw ’92George, Michael ’82Gezgin, Deniz ‘03Gibbs, Charles ’57 ’58Gibbs, Steven ‘05Giersberg, Bob ’66 ’67 ’68Gillette, Derek ’89Glover, Craig ’87 ’88Gooding, Jeb '98 ‘99 ‘00 ‘01Goodman, Terry ’70Gray, Bob ’70 ’71Gray, Woody ’95Green, Bill ’60Green, Danny ’87 ’88Green, George ’86 ’88 ’89Green, Larry ‘00 ‘01 ‘02Green, Ronnie ’78 ’79Greene, Eric ’95Griffith, Steve ’74Grimes, Joe ‘01 ‘02 ‘03Grisso, Birch ’85Gross, Christian ‘07 ‘08Guest, Vernon ’69Gulliver, Rob ‘08Gwin, Ivory ’83 ’84 ’85 ’86

HHaag, Gary ’64 ’71Hagan, Craig ’85 ’86 ’87 Hale, LaFair '96 '97Hampton, Anthony ’90 ’91 ’92Hankton, Bryant ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 ‘10Hargrove, Raymond ’90 ’91Harris, Allen ’95Harris, Henry ’83Harris, Karl ’66Harris, Rodney ’89Harris, Roy ‘05 ‘06 ‘07Harting, Chad ’94 ’95Hatton, Raymond ‘02 ‘03Hartwig, Jeff ’89 ’90

all-time letterwinners


2010-11 a-state track & fieldHaynes, Fred ’80 ’81Head, Julius ’60Heath, Tony ’93Hedgecorth, Edwin ’65 ’66Heidaker, Bryan '98 ‘99 ‘00 ‘01Heimsoth, Al ’65Heinrich, Keith ‘02Helmick, Steven ‘03Henderson, Jerime ‘05Henderson, Ray ‘08 ‘09 ‘10Hess, Barney ’70 ’72 ’73 ’74Hickenbotham, James ‘00Hill, David ’95 '96Hill, Thomas ’68 ’69 ’70 ’72Hill, Kazmere ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 ‘08Hills, Kevin ’92Hill, Sam ’94 ’95 '96Hindman, Don ’57 ’58 ’59Hinton, Jason ‘99 ‘00 ‘01 ‘02Holifield, Darrell ’77 ’78Holland, Lafayette ’79Holloway, Winford ’57 ’58Holmes, Jimmy ’64 ’65 ’66 ’67Holt, Mike ’69 ’70 ’71 ’72Hoover, Dave ’75 ’76Horne, James '97 ‘99Howell, James ’58 ’59 ’60Humphreys, T.J. ’74 ’75 ’76 ’77Humphries, Marshall ’62Hunt, Lewis ’89 ’91 ’92Hunter, Adrian ’85Hunter, Trevor '96 '97Hutton, Mark ’82Hyde, Stevie ’91

IIsbell, Tim ’83Ingram, Delarris ‘99 ‘00 ‘01 ‘02

JJackson, Adam ‘08 ‘09 ‘10Jackson, Corey ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 ‘09Jackson, Nathan ‘03Jackson, Raymond ‘10Jackson, Walt ’63James, Bill ’78 ’80James, Ed ’82Jenkins, James ‘07Jensen, Jakob ’94Johansson, Arnold ’95Johnson, Alvin ’78 ’79Johnson, Bill ’80 ’81 ’82Johnson, Lennie ‘99Johnson, Dariel ’76 ’77 ’78 ’79Johnson, James ‘06Johnson, Patterson ’89Johnson, Romone ‘06Johnson, Trevor ‘91 ’92 ’93 ’95Johnson, Victor ’85 ’85 ’86 ’88Jones, David ’80 ’81 ’82 ’85Jones, Keith ‘05Jones, Will ‘00Jones, William ’64Joyner, Al ’80 ’81 ’82 ’83Justus, Mack ’62

KKassen, Paul ’78 ’79Keith, Ricky ’83 ’85Kelley, Jon ’91 ’92 ’93Kennedy, Jim ’67Kidd, Wayne ’82King, Jerry ’59

King, Randell ‘01Kirkwood, Cleo ’77 ’78 ’79Kirui, Anderson ‘03 ‘04 ‘05Kirui, Edward ‘03Kliethermes, Derek ‘02Koonce, Kelly ’91 ’92 ’93Korell, J.W. ’78 ’79 ’81

LLanier, Robert ‘09 ‘10Lansdale, Jeff ’65 ’66 ’67Latimer, Bobby ’58 ’59 ’60 ’61Lattimore, Lyle ’73 ’74Lewis, Judious ’81 ’82 ’83 ’84Li, Joshua '97 '98Li, Louis ’92 ’93 ’94 ’95Linder, Perry ‘00Little, Joe ’65 ’66Lofrese, Terry ‘01 ‘02 ‘03Long, Carl ’91 ’92 ’93 ’94 ’95Long, William ’73 ’74 ’76 ’77Lott, Duanne ’57Love, Charles ’69 ’71 ’72 ’73Loveless, Darrell ’78Lundkvist, Pontus '96Lynk, Eric ’80 ’81Lyons, John ’69

MMack, Doug ’74 ’75Malloyd, Barry ’83 ’84Malone, Jerry ’87 ’88Martin, James '96Martin, Johnathan ‘08 ‘09 ‘07Matlock, John ’57 ’58 ’59Matthews, Tim ’92Mattis, Carlos ‘08 ‘09 ‘10Mattox, Nathan ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 ‘08McCaughey, John ’79 ’81McDaniel, Charles ’61McEvoy, Robert ’63McGough, David ’69 ’71 ’73McGrew, John ’92 ’93 ’94McGruder, Jerry ’62McKay, Rielly ‘07 McKinny, Tony ‘06McLoed, Gary ’62McNeill, Eddie ‘07 McNeill, John ’76 ’77 ’78 McQuiston, Bob ’62Maclin, Ricky ’79 ’80Medley, Genard ’71 ’72 ’73 ’74Meeks, Ron ’74Merlo, Joe ’80 ’81 ’82Merriman, John ’94Metcalf, Bruce ’76 ’77 ’79Miller, Alfred ’60 ’61 ’62Miller, Bob ’57 ’58Miller, Chris ‘05Miller, Dewey ’74 ’75Miller, Michael ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 ‘10Mills, David ‘10Minshew, Ronald ’59Mitchell, Chappell ‘00Mitchell, Don ’80Moffatt, David ’81 ’82 ’83Moffitt, Bryan ’90Moody, Maurice '98 ‘99Mooneyhan, Allen ’89 ’91Mooneyhan,Andy‘88 ’89 ’90 '91Mooneyhan, Walter ’89 ’90Moore, Darren ’86 ’87 ’90Moore, Harland ‘03

Morozov, Yuriy ‘05 ‘06Morrison, Jack ’67 ’68 ’69Mosby, Burnie ’75Moss, Tarius ‘07 ‘08Moulton, Leon ’87 ’88 ’89Mpwo, Eniak ‘00 ‘02Mullins, Joel ’77 ’78Murphy, Jason '96 '97 Murray, Hughie ’70

NNance, William ’62Nash, Chris '98Nelson, Roy ’59 ’60 ’61Nelson, Stanley ’62 ’63 ’64 ’65Newhouse, Phil ’62Ndichu, Henry ‘08 ‘09 ‘10Ngwiri, James, ‘08 ‘09 ‘10Nugent, Sam ’59

OO’Toole, Pat ’67

PPace, Corwin, ‘09 ‘10Parham, Jay '98 ‘99 ‘00Parker, Bob ’57 ’58Parker, Lorenzo ’95Parish, B.J. ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 ‘08Parrish, Kelly ’67 ’68 ’69Patchell, Brent ’92 ’93 ’94Patchell, Jimmy ’90 ’91 ’92 ’93Pellikan, Mike ’80Phillips, Casey ’77Pickering, Steve ’91 ‘92’93’94Pickle, Chris ‘06 ‘07 ‘08Pigram, Derell ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 ‘10Pigram, Terell ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 ‘10Pilla, Paul ’79 ’80Pintus, Andy ’78 ’79Pittman, Dwayne ’81 ’82Pitts, Jeff ’90 ’91 ’92Plair, Zack ‘03Plummer, Kenneth ’89 ’90Pollard, Myrle ’74Poon, Andrie '97 '98Powell, Candon ‘01 ‘02 ‘03 ‘05Preston, Ed ’75 ’76 ’77Price, Jerry '96Price, Stacy ’82 ’85Primm, Mike ’81Primm, Terry ’76 ’77Prisyagin, Yuri ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 Proctor, Michael ‘08 ‘09 Proffitt, Terry ’76Pruitt, Eddie ’64 ’65 ’66 ’67

QQuaye, Francis '96 '97 '98 ‘99Quinn, David ’91 ’92 ’94

RRademaker, Mark ’91 ’92 ’94Raney, Aaron ’95 '96 '97 ‘99Reach, Brad ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 Reed, Tyshon ‘03Rehder, Gustavo ‘99 ‘00 ‘01 ‘03Reitman, Bobby ‘05Renfroe, Isaac ’80Rezanka, Mark ’85 ’87Richards, Zach ‘06Richardson, Damon ’80Richmond, Elshon ’91

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2010-11 a-state track & fieldRiggs, Don ’57Riley, Kelly ’88 ’89 ’90 ’92Rivers, Kirk ’80Roberts, Mark ’80Robinson, Craig ‘03 ‘04 ‘05 ‘06Robinson, Ronnie ’77Robinson, Terry ’57Rodely, David ’87 ’88 ’90 ’91 Rodgers, Rudy ’68 ’69Rodrigues, Luis ’87 ’88 ’90 ’91Rodriguez, Brandon '98 ‘00 ‘01 ‘02Rodriguez, Rudy ’94Rogers, Gaylon ’70 ’71 ’72 ’73Rogers, Steffon ’81Rolle, Henry ’92Romeo, Eddie ’57Rooney, William ’62Roop, Nathan ‘03 ‘04 ‘05 ‘06Rootz, Andrew '98 ‘99Ross, Latwan '97 '98 ‘99 ‘00Rouse, Zayd '97Rucker, Isaiah ‘05 ‘06Ryland, Daniel '98 ‘99 ‘00 ‘02

SSanders, Joe ’80Sanders, Morry ’89 ’90 ’91 ’92Sang, Andrew ‘06Sarafian, Adam ‘07Sawyer, Michael '97 '98Schabilion, Terrance ’92Schaper, Greg ’80 ’81Scherman, Jim ’57Sciba, Don ’75Scifres, James ’60 ’61 ’62Scott, Sam ‘09 ‘10Scurto, John ’71 ’72 ’73 ’74Seymour, J.W. ’61 ’62 ’63Shaffer, Scott ’83 ’84 ’85 ’87Sharks, Leon ’79 ’80Sharp, Isom '98 ‘00Shell, Alex ’89 ’91Shell, Andre ‘06Short, Taylor ‘09 ‘10Shouse, Doug ’82 ’83 ’84Shumaker, Craig ’67 ’68 ’69 ’70Simmons,Freddie ’80 ’81 ’82 ’83Simpson, Ron ’77Smith, Elvin ’62 ’63Smith, Frank ’60 ’61Smith, Sidney ‘05Snyder, John ’67Spencer, Jerald ’65 ’66 ’67St. John, David ’87 ’88 Staggs, Rusty ‘09 ‘10Staples, Adam '98 ‘99 ‘00Starnes, David ‘09 ‘10Stegall, Tom ’58Stewart, Mike ’92 ’93 ’94 ’95Stockert, Jeremy ’88Stovall, Paul ‘53 ‘54Stolt, Allan ’62Stout, Sam ‘06 ‘07 Stroman, Anthony ’73 ’74 ’76 ’77Stroud, Jarrod ‘99 ‘00Stubblefield, Steve ’81 ’82 ’84Stubbs, Tim ’88 ’89 ’90Sykes, Mike ’79 ’80 ’81

TTate, Eric ’91 ’92 ’93Tate, William ’74 ’76 ’77Taylor, Avery ‘09 ‘10

Taylor, Cocus ‘02Taylor, Donnie ’76 ’77 ’78 ’79Taylor, Logan ’57Teufel, Paul ’76 ’77Thom, Bill ’80 ’81 ’82Thomas, Duane ’80Thomas, Oscar ’83 ’84Thomas, Richard ’69Tinnin, Ronald ’61Tirey, Tom ’57Tolbert, Calvin '98 ‘99Toney, Darren ‘05 ‘06 ‘07Trenn, Chris ’95 '96 '98 ‘99Turner, Brian ’95 '96Turner, Reggie ’85 ’86Turpen, Ethan ‘10Tyler, Brad ‘99 ‘00 ‘01 ‘03Tyler, Brian ‘02

UUmbaugh, Bruce ’77 ’78 ’79Urton, Sam ’75 ’76

VValley, Gene ’75 ’76 ’77 ’78VanDerWall, Rob ’91Vange, Sverre ’94Vaughan, Tommy ’70 ’72 ’73Vaughn, Stan ’68Vining, Matt ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 ‘08

WWaits, Victor ’58 ’59Waldorf, John ‘06 ‘07Waldrip, Billy ’64Walker, Corey '96Walker, Kenton ’95 '96Walton, Garry ’76 ’77Waota, Franck '96 '97Warner, Angus ’84Warrick, Cleve ’68 ’69 ’70Warrior, Stanley ’89Washington, Lester ’75Weir, Sammy ’61 ’62 ’63Welker, Herthel ’63Wenham, Dick ’65 ’66Wheeler, Keith ’81 ’82Whillock, Ed ‘99 ‘00White, Carlo ’94 '96White, Philip ’86Whitehead, Robert '96 '97 '98 ‘00Whiteside, Boris ’84Whitt, Tim ’88 ’89 ’90Whittier, Eric ’92 ’93 ’94Wiggins, Steve ’88 ’89Wilburn, J.L. ’71 ’72 ’73Wilburn, Roderick '97 ‘99Wilkerson, Bill ’59 ’60 ’61Williams, Bob ’75 ’76 ’78Williams, Jesse ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 Williams, Kiven ’72 ’73 ’74 ’75Williams, Kevin ’85 ’86Williams, Matt '96 '97 '98Williams, Rashald '98Williams, Scotty ’58Williams, Shawn ’88Williams, Solomon ‘10Williams, Jesse ‘10Willis, Jeremy ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 ‘10Wilson, Cory ’95Wilson, Jessie ’83 ’84 ’85Wilson, Kenny ’83 ’84Wilson, Steve ’80 ’81

Wilson, Zeke ‘01 ‘02 ‘03Wimbley, Lerone ’83Wimer, Glenn ’77 ’79Wood, Jason ‘99Worthey, Dustin ‘99 ‘00Wright, Eric ’64Wright, Kevin '97 ‘99 ‘00Wright, Princeton ’94Wright, Steve ’78

YYavas, Mesut ‘01 ‘02 ‘03Young, David ’64 ’65 ’66 ’67

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Adams, Felicia ’87 ’88Adams, Lindsey ‘03Agawu, Julia ‘10Alatalo, Kristiina ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 ‘08Albaugh, Jennifer ’94Alexander, Yolanda ’89 ’90 ’91Anaya, Stephanie ‘02 ‘03 ‘04 ‘05Andersen, Nisana ‘05

BBailey, Glenda ’88Bauer, Toshia ‘04 ‘06 ‘07 Beauchamp, Adriana '96Bell, Brittany ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 ‘07Benjamin, Fiona ’92 ’93 ’94 ’95Biberger, Nikki '97 '98 ‘99 ‘00Birnbaum, Elise ‘07Black, Kristi '98 ‘99 ‘00Blanton, Shanita ‘02Bowman, Amy ‘07 ‘08 ‘09Boyle, Elizabeth ‘07Bradley, Tiffany ‘05Bradshaw, Kellina ‘99Brehe, Ada ’89Brehe, Eva ’88 ’89Brewer, Linda ’88 ’89Briney, Courtney ‘10Brock, Alyssa ‘09 ‘10Brown, Alicia ‘03Brown, Jennifer ‘03Brown, Nicole '96 '97 '98Brown, Shey '97Burke, Tiane ‘00

CCallahan, Debra ’88Campbell, Nikki ’94 ’95 '96Chadwick, Hollie '98Christian, Carla '96 '98 ‘00Christman, Rebekah ‘01Clark, Donna ’89Clark, Renita ‘09 ‘10Clark, Sheena ‘01 ‘02 ‘03Cochran, Beth '98Cochran, Sarah '96 '97Collins, Tina ’88 ’89 ’90 ’91Cox, Melody ’86 ’87 ’88Curpanen, Lysbeth ’92 ’93Curry, Jamie ‘10Curtis, Serenia ’91 ’92 ’93

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Dagons, Janine '98Dalton, Yvette ’86 ’87Daniels, Maricia ‘02 ‘03 ‘04 ‘05Davenport, Elizabeth ‘03 ‘04 ‘05 ‘07 Davis, LaShundra ’92Dawson, Dominique ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 ‘07Day, Jennifer ‘08 ‘09 ‘10Dean, Meghan ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 ‘08

EEdwards, Mary ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 ‘10Edwards, Tomisha '98 ‘99 ‘00 ‘01Enger, Nikki ‘98 ‘99 ‘00Evers, Michal '98

FFarneby, Eva ’87 ’88 ’89 ’90 ’91Ferguson, Janna ‘05 ‘06 ‘07Ferrand, Maria ‘07Fleming, Jamie ‘09 ‘10Fletcher, Jean ’92Foreman, Stephanie ‘09 ‘10 Foreman, Sydney ‘09, ‘10Frappier, Catherine ‘09 ‘10

GGaines, Michelle ’87 ’88Galambos, Judy '97 '98 ‘99Gentry, Tara ‘07Goodrich, Erica ‘00 ‘01 ‘02 ‘03Graham, Yolanda ’93Green, Angela ’85Gresham, Sara ‘01 ‘02

HHale, Lesly ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 ‘10Hall, Erica ‘05Hames, Hayley ‘03 ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 Harding, Tanesha ’95Harriott, Malisa ’92Harris, LaKisha ’95Harris, Melissa ’90 ’91Hayman, Tera '98Heiman, Laura ‘00Helbin, Kelly '97 '98 ‘99Henderson, Angelique ‘05Hicks, Kanesha ‘09 ‘10Higgins, Sally ‘00Higgins, Susan '97Hinton, LaDonna ’89 ’90 ’91 ’92Hlavach, Mary ’86Hogg, Ashley ‘01 ‘02 ‘03Horn, Rhonda ’91 ’92 ’93 ’94Horn, Sara ‘02

JJackson, Natalie '97 '98 ‘00Jackson, Quintella ’87Jamell, Stasia '96 '97 '98James, Candice ‘05 ‘06 ‘08James, Patricia ’86 ’87 ’88 ’89Jensen, Henriette '97 '98Johnson, Kristina ’90 ’91 ’92Johnson, Taneshia ‘03 05Johnson, Shavonn ‘02 ‘03 ‘04 ‘05Jones, Bonita ’88 ’89 ’90Jones, Sherie ‘02 ‘03 ‘04 ‘05Joseph, Nickey ’95 '96 '97 '98

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Kimani, Maggie ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 Kiser, Sheri ‘03Klebe, Monika ’86 ’87 ’88 ’89Knudsen, Eva ’94 ’95 '96 '97Koch, Stephanie ’94Kosyachenko, Oksana ‘00 ‘01Krug, Mary ‘08 ‘09 ‘10

LLane, Jaime '97Larson, Larisa ’91 ’92 ’93 ’94Lee, Valerie, ’88Leftwich, Brittney ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 ‘08Leggatt, Michelle ‘01 ‘03Lewellyn, Ginger ‘99 ‘01 ‘02Lewellen, Sharon ’86 ’87Lewis, Carolyn ‘08 ‘09 ‘10L’Heureux, Dawn ‘08 ‘09 ‘10Lindholm, Mia ’87Lisshamre, Maria ’95Littenheim, Katarina ’95Logan, Erica ’92Lovern, Katy ’85 ’86 ’87Lowry, Lisa ’95

MMa, Yuan-Mei ’93 ’94 ’95 '96Maddox, Mozell ’94Maglaughlin, Ronnie, ‘06 ‘07 Mardanlou, Sarah ‘05 ‘07 Mayo, Beth ’90 ’91 ’92McAtee, Reilly ‘10McCoy, Rachel ’87 ’88McCrary, Tacoma ‘05McDonald, Angela ’89McFadden, Melany ’91McGregor, Michelle ’92 ’93McKee, Leah ‘07 Meriott, Alyssa ‘09 Mendoza, Isela ‘02 ‘03Minter, LaKeitha ‘09 ‘10Mitchell, Angela ’94 ’95 '96Mitchell, Kelsey ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 Montgomery, Edie '98 ‘99 ‘00 ‘01Moore, Olivia ‘00Morrow, Charmisha ‘09 ‘10Mosley, Tana, ’93 ’94 ’95 '96Mudford, Sandra ’89Muhammed, Kalimah ‘05

NNaeger, Erica ‘08 ‘09 ‘10Neilson, Chantalle ‘01 ‘02 ‘03Niemeyer, Kolette ’93 ’94 ’95 '96Njeri, Nellie ‘10

PPace, Karen ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 Papageorge, Staci ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 ‘10Patterson, Angela ‘06 ‘07Perry, Allyson ‘08 ‘09 ‘10Phillips, Stella ‘00Poole, Teondra ‘08 ‘09 ‘10Poole, Toni ’88 ’89 ’90Pryor, Verlisa ‘10

RRankin, Ryneshia ‘99 ‘00 ‘01Reid, Wendy '97 ‘99 ‘00 ‘01Richardson, Kate ‘00Richardson, Ryan ‘09 Ricks, Shanta ’90 ’91Rigler, Kelly '98 ‘99 ‘00 ‘01

Ritchey, Lucy ’93 ’94 ’95 '97Roberson, KaTracy ’93Robinson, Camille ‘02Rodely, Sharon ’86 ’87 ’88 ’89Rose, Sara ‘03Roudybush, Susan ’95

SSalinas, Samantha ‘10Sanders, Tracy ’93 ’94Semenova, Darina ‘02 ‘03 ‘04 ‘05Semyonova, Elena ‘99 ‘00 ‘01Settles, Kariecia ‘00 ‘01 ‘02Shaw, Brittney ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 ‘07Shores, Latavia ‘05 ‘06Shye, April ‘02 ‘03Slaughter, Wendy ’93 ’94Smith, Crystall ’93Smith, Salli ’93 ’94 ’95 '96Smith, Shundra '96 '97 '98 ‘99Solovieva, Katia ‘99 ‘01 ‘02Stokes, Paige '98Stuart, Taryn '98 ‘99 ‘01Suttle, Kellie ’94 ’95 '96Sweeten, Amanda ‘02 ‘03

TTate, Sonja ’91 ’92 ’93 ’94Tchistrakova, Zina ‘00Thibodeaux, Phyllis ’93Thompson, Stacey ’90Thompson, Tamara '96 '97 '98 ‘99Tibbetts, Rebekah ‘05Todd, Sarah ’95 '96 '97Toth, Karen ’88Troutt, Jan ’83 ’84 ’85Turner, Monique ‘08

VValentine, Michele ’90 ’91Vandehei, Amy '98Vartianen, Sirpa '96 '97 '98

WWalls, Jay ‘00Watkins, Sabrina ’88 ’89 ’90Weaver, Chelsea ‘09 ‘10Webster, Jenny ‘00 ‘01 ‘03Welch, Missy ’87White, Krystal ’95 '96 '97 '98Winey, Caitlin ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 ‘10Wilson, Kim ’94Wilson, Pedtra ’90 ’91 ’92 ’93Wyse, Ami ’88 ’89 ’90 ’91

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The Sun Belt Conference enters its 35th season in 2010-2011 with several constants evident during the over threedecade span of the league. Success, progress, and academicexcellence have always been at the core of the league and inthe second decade of the 21st century those constants couldnot be more clear.

The Sun Belt Conference was founded on August 4, 1976with New Orleans, South Alabama, Georgia State, Jack-sonville, North Carolina-Charlotte and South Florida participat-ing in four men’s sports: basketball, golf, soccer and tennis.

With the onset of the 21st century the Sun Belt Conferencebegan sponsoring football at the Division I-A level (now knownas the Football Bowl Subdivision) in 2001 and generated anautomatic bowl tie-in for its conference champion in the NewOrleans Bowl.

Prior to the 2001 season only Louisiana-Lafayette had com-peted at the Division I-A level for the entirety of its program’shistory. New members North Texas, Middle Tennessee andNew Mexico State would take on the task of maturing into I-Aprograms along with Arkansas State and football only mem-bers Idaho and Louisiana-Monroe.

The conference’s automatic berth into the New Orleans Bowlgave the league credibility, but wins would be needed to showthat the league could contend at the highest level of the game.North Texas carried that responsibility well in the early years ofSun Belt Conference football. The Mean Green would repre-sent the league for four consecutive seasons in the New Or-leans Bowl.

One of the first shining moments in Sun Belt football historycame in the second New Orleans Bowl in 2002 when NorthTexas defeated Conference USA co-champion Cincinnati 24-19.

More memorable moments would soon follow, but not beforethe league’s membership took on additional changes. UtahState joined the league briefly as a football playing member butdeparted along with Idaho and New Mexico State following the2004 season. Troy joined the league as a football only in 2004and would join as an all-sports member soon thereafter. FloridaAtlantic joined initially as a football only member in 2005 andwould also enter competition in all sports a couple of yearslater. FIU, a league member since the late 1990s, began com-petition in football in 2005 and WKU, a longtime league mem-ber, began competition in 2009. Louisiana-Monroe, a foundingmember of the football league, would join as all-sports memberas well.

As the Sun Belt Conference evolved with new members andnew found success – the league earned two bowl berths forthe first time in 2004 – the state of the Football Bowl Subdivi-sion would also evolve. The Sun Belt Conference entered theranks of the Bowl Championship Series when the BCS restruc-tured prior to the 2006 season.

The Sun Belt Conference now found itself as one of 31 NCAAconferences that sponsor multiple sports, but the league wasnow one of only 11 to participate in the Bowl ChampionshipSeries (BCS).

With that lofty standing, expectations for the Sun Belt Confer-ence are as high as ever and the league and its member insti-tutions have consistently delivered in the past few years.

Because of its status as a member of the Football Bowl Sub-

division coalition, the Sun Belt Conference has a permanentseat on the NCAA’s 18-member Board of Directors. As a re-sult, the conference has a crucial voice on some of the mostpressing issues in college athletics and will always have a rolein the implementation of any future NCAA legislation and guide-lines.

The conference continues to utilize television to grow andpromote the league and its member institutions. The Sun BeltConference signed a new multi-year agreement with ESPN,Inc. in January of 2009 that will result in unprecedented na-tional coverage for the league. Additionally, ESPN televisedthe conference’s men’s basketball championship game for the30th straight season in 2010, marking its longest affiliation withany conference in the country.

The conference’s regional television partnership with Com-cast/Charter Sports Southeast (CSS) and Cox Sports Televi-sion (CST) enables live telecasts of Sun Belt events to reachmillions of households. The addition of volleyball, baseball andsoftball to the conference’s television package has resulted inmore national and regional television exposure for the leaguethan at any time in its history.

The Sun Belt Conference has also partnered with JumpTVSports, Inc. to deliver a full-service, customized, public and pre-mium website to provide fans with a broad range of real-timeinformation and content about the conference’s athletic teams.The Sun Belt is one of the few conferences in the nation to pro-vide video highlights and features on its website from each ofthe league’s respective championships. This technology servesas a great recruiting tool for schools by enabling anyone in theworld with internet access to view the conference’s champi-onship events.

Success has been easy to find in recent years. Over the last four seasons the Sun Belt Conference has rep-

resented itself well in the football postseason. In fact the SunBelt Conference boasts a winning record of 4-3 in its sevenbowl appearances in the last four seasons. With Middle Ten-nessee’s victory in the R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl, theSun Belt Conference has now won four bowl games in its lastseven appearances.

Since 2005 football season, the first year after conferencerealignment, the Sun Belt Conference ranks 6th out of 11 con-ferences in composite bowl game winning percentage. TheSun Belt Conference set an all-time league high for players se-lected in the NFL Draft in 2010 with seven total players selected- topping the previous record of five in 2007.

The world has taken notice of the Sun Belt Conference aswell. Proof of that comes as the league now has two automatictie-ins to postseason bowl games. The R+L Carriers New Or-leans Bowl recently extended its agreements with the Sun BeltConference ensuring that a Sun Belt team will play in that bowlgame through 2013 (the league has sent a team to that gameevery year since the game’s inception in 2001). The Sun BeltConference also signed an agreement this past offseason withthe GMAC Bowl, played annually in Mobile, Alabama, that willensure a Sun Belt team plays in that bowl game through 2013.The league also has secondary tie-ins with the Little Caesar’sPizza Bowl, the St. Petersburg Bowl and the PapaJohns.comBowl.

in the realm of academic excellence nearly every Sun BeltConference school is currently graduating its student-athletesat a rate higher than its respective school’s student body. Forthe third consecutive year Sun Belt Conference student-ath-letes topped the previous year’s record number of Commis-sioner’s List and Academic Honor Roll awards winners. 1,700Sun Belt student-athletes earned a GPA over 3.0 for the previ-ous school year and were named to either the Sun Belt Aca-demic Honor Roll or Sun Belt Commissioner’s List.

athletic facilities


2010-11 a-state track & fieldArkansas State University’s athletic programs com-

pete in top-of-the line facilities.ASU Stadium, which opened in 1974, has evolved

into a beautiful stadium which seats 30,406 fans. Thatincludes a cluster of exclusive suites in the south endzone atop the football office complex. A million dollarvideo/scoreboard is the focal point in the stadium.

Coaches and student-athletes moved into a new$2.7 million track and field complex in spring 2004. Itcontains an eight-lane 400-meter track and can be setup for two NCAA venues.

Three local country clubs graciously allow ASU’smen’s and women’s golf programs to utilize their facil-ities for practice and play.

J.A. “Ike” Tomlinson Stadium-Kell Field serves ashome to Red Wolves baseball. Built in 1993, the sta-dium received complete lighting in 1996 and, most re-cently, 206 field level seats were added for the 2008season.

ASU’s newest women’s program, bowling, com-petes in the Paragould Bowling Center, a newly-reno-vated, state-of-the-art facility.

Sage Meadows Golf Club

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ASU Soccer Park

Track & Field Complex

ASU Stadium—Home of ASU Football

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Those who have not visited the campus of ArkansasState University in the last five or 10 years would beshocked at the school’s appearance today. So muchon campus is tied to athletics. ASU Stadium is the gath-ering site for Saturdays and excitement surroundingeach game can be felt for miles. The sights, the smells,the sounds of football.

There is so much construction and new projects oncampus. The school looks . . . and is . . . a modern ed-ucational institution that has kept up with technologyand student needs as much, if not more, than mostschools in the nation. A student center addition anchorsthe campus, and a new student recreation and well-ness center was completed last fall.

New campus housing has recently been completed,including a “Collegiate Park” apartment complex,coastal-type soft-colored housing throughout campus,and a new dorm. There is a new Alumni Center andconstruction of a new overpass connecting the cam-pus to local businesses is about to become a reality.It’s a new-look campus that is growing and improvingeach day.

Arkansas State University is an extremely valuablepart of Northeast Arkansas and surrounding areas.

Arkansas State Uni ver si ty was established April 1,1909, as a “public school of ag ri cul ture” by Act 100 ofthe Arkansas General As sem bly. It was located atJonesboro be cause cit i zens of the city bid $40,000 tothe state and pledged 200 acres of land as a site.

After a century of growth, ASU-Jonesboro now hasan an nu al bud get of some $122.6 million, owns morethan 3,000 acres of land in five different counties, hasa phys i cal plant valued at almost $200 million, and hasan alumni roll exceeding 53,000.

ASU’s rapid development over the years has beentyp i cal of other major universities in an emerging mod-ern South. From an agricultural high school in 1909, toa junior col lege in 1918, to a four-year degree-grant inginstitution in 1930, to a university in 1967, ASU has be-come regionally re spect ed and nationally rec og nizedfor its qualities of teaching, re search and service.

The ASU system includes campuses at Beebe(White County), Mountain Home (Baxter County), andNewport (Jackson County) where associate degreeprograms are offered, and at Marked Tree, Searcy andHeber Springs. An instructional site is located atParagould.

The Jonesboro campus, which occupies 942 acresamid the gentle slopes of Crowley’s Ridge in eastJonesboro, is located between the vast and fertile Mis -sis sip pi River Valley and the cultural and scenic rich-ness of the Ozark Mountains.

More than 10,000 students annually work towardde grees in 141 areas of spe cial iza tion at the graduateand undergraduate levels. Fif teen un der grad u ate de -grees are offered through the Colleges of Ag ri cul ture,Busi ness, Com mu ni ca tions, Education, Engineering,Fine Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, Nursingand Health Professions, Sciences and Mathematics,and the University College. The Honors College wasinstituted July 1, 2004, evolving from the Honors Pro-gram.

luter academic success center


2010-11 a-state track & fieldThe Arkansas State University Ath-

letic Department announced the largestsingle donation in its history, a$400,000 gift from Charles Luter that isbeing used to enhance the athletic ac-ademic facility, at a press conferenceheld at the newly named Charles F.Luter Family Academic Success Cen-ter in September of 2008.

“We are proud to announce the largest gift in the history of ASU Athletics of $400,000, and we arealso proud to announce the renaming of this facility to the Charles F. Luter Family Academic SuccessCenter,” said ASU Director of Athletics Dr. Dean Lee at the press conference. “We have the great op-portunity to announce the completion of what we call the third phase of our performance enhancementcomplex. We previously had the Boe and Myrna Adams Strength and Conditioning Center, the Timand Terri Langford Sports Medicine Center and now a vital and very important part of what we call theAcademic Success Center.

“That is a very appropriate name for what we do here, because we have had a tremendous amountof academic success,” Lee added. “We work extremely hard to build a culture where our student-ath-letes want to succeed not only in competition, but in the classroom, and they have done that.”

The long list of ASU’s most recent academic achievements includes the latest graduation successrate set at 75.0 percent. Additionally, the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll had a total of more than 300 rep-resentatives during the 2009-10 academic year.

“I was very enthusiastic about making this contribution to ASU with the academic success that it hashad,” said Luter. “I hope this contribution will add to the continued academic success and build on thatacademic success. I hope when we enhance this facility, it’s going to add to the entire University andthe sports complex out here. Ultimately, what we have to think about is the student body as a wholeand the student-athletes and how hard they work to be successful.”

The 3,000 square-foot Charles F. Luter Family Academic Success Center serves as a foundation forstructure, discipline and organization for the education of all ASU student-athletes. The facility, coupledwith innovative programs and equipment, currently houses the academic support staff, tutors, computerlabs, a resource room, study areas, tutorial rooms, small group study centers, a large conference room,the compliance office and spring sports coaching offices.

The renovation project will include a new foyer that will serve as a reception area for guests and re-cruits as they enter the facility, a new front that will create a stronger image, new computers, new tuto-rial rooms and restructuring of the computer lab. Some additions will assist in strengthening a cultureof academic success through a stronger presence and recognition of Red Wolves student-athletes. Aspecial wall and display area will be added for those student-athletes that make the honor roll. Also,those student-athletes that graduate will have their pictures displayed throughout the year until the nextgroup of graduating seniors come in. Another phase of the renovation is a “Wall of Honor” that will rec-ognize special student-athletes that have come to Arkansas State and excelled in their business, intheir profession or in their community. The new facility will display a special plaque in honor of Charlesand Kay Luter as well.

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES

INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICSCOMMITTEE

The Intercollegiate AthleticsCommittee was formed in thespring of 1997.

The Intercollegiate AthleticsCommittee reviews and makes rec-ommendations on issues involvingthe welfare of student-athletes, the

role of athletics in campus life, and the athletics program’scompliance with the university, conference, and NCAA reg-ulations; serves as a search advisory committee for keyathletics program personnel; reviews the role of existingand potential sports programs; and reviews the athleticsbudget. The committee reports to the Chancellor.

Membership consists of four students appointed an-nually by the Student Government Association (one shouldbe a student-athlete); four faculty appointed by the FacultySenate (staggered two-year terms); one Faculty AthleticRepresentative appointed by the Chancellor (two-yearterm); one executive staff member appointed by the Chan-cellor (two-year term); the Dean of University College; twostaff members appointed by the Staff Senate (staggeredtwo-year terms); Student Government Association and Stu-dent Activities Board presidents; and representatives fromthe following external organizations: Alumni Association,Red Wolf Club, Letterman’s Club, and the Jonesboro Re-gional Chamber of Commerce ASU Committee. The Direc-tor of Intercollegiate Athletics and the Senior WomanAthletic Administrator serve as ex-officio, nonvoting mem-bers. The chancellor appoints a chair at the beginning ofeach academic year.

UNIVERSITY VICE CHANCELLORS

Dr. Robert PottsInterim University

System President

Dr. Rick Stripling

Vice Chancellor

Student Affairs

Dr. Glen Jones

Interim Executive

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Mr. Ed Kremers

Vice Chancellor

Finance &

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Mr. Cristian Murdock

Vice Chancellor

University Advancement

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Howard L.

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dr. dan howard, interim chancellor



Dr. G. Daniel Howard currently serves as InterimChancellor at Arkansas State University. In this capac-ity, he is the Chief Executive Officer for the University.Dr. Howard holds the academic title as tenured full pro-fessor.

He earned his baccalaureate degree from Manhat-tan College and holds four graduate degrees from In-diana University, including two master’s degrees “withhonors” and two doctoral degrees (including a Ph.D., inhigher education, with a minor in law). Dr. Howard at-tended and graduated from the Institute for EducationalManagement at Harvard University, the EducationalLeadership Institute at Indiana University, and theWilliamsburg Development Institute. He holds activeprofessional credentials as a Certified Fund RaisingExecutive (CFRE), Certified Government FinancialManager (CGFM), Certified Safety Professional (CSP),and Registered Environmental Health Specialist(REHS). Additionally, Dr. Howard has been an activemember of MENSA for more than 19 years.

His professional career exceeds 35 years that ismarked by increasing levels of responsibility and au-thority, from a full-time faculty member, to dean, to avice president/vice chancellor, to an executive vicechancellor and provost, and now interim chancellor. Hehas authored more than 80 scholarly publications andwas instrumental in importing the private model of en-rollment management to the University of North Ala-bama (UNA). Dr. Howard has been instrumental inglobalizing both the University of North Alabama andArkansas State University by providing leadership tocause the international student populations to grow dra-matically and to influence positively the number of stu-dents and faculty engaged in academic activities

outside of the United States. Along with former UNAPresident Robert L. Potts, Dr. Howard provided leader-ship for concluding successfully the first Capital Cam-paign at the University of North Alabama in which the$10 million goal was exceeded by a healthy margin.Dr. Howard served as the Chair for the “Return thePride to UNA” Campaign, the “ROTC CommemorativeGarden Campaign,” the “Restore the Wesleyan BellCampaign, the “Coby Hall Campaign,” and the ”Cam-paign for Rogers Hall.” During his career, Dr. Howardhas developed more than $20 million in successfulgrant proposals and has served as principal investiga-tor or project director for the associated grants (includ-ing those in association with the pedestrian walkwayson the UNA campus).

Dr. Howard is engaged actively in professional andother voluntary service. He is a member of the Boardof Directors for the Northeast Arkansas United Way, aCommissioner for the Commission on English Lan-guage Program Accreditation (CEA), a member of theBoard of Directors for the Arkansas Research Alliance,a member of the Board of Directors for the AmericanCollege of Education, and a member of the JonesboroRegional Chamber of Commerce. Additionally, Dr.Howard is a member of the Arkansas State UniversityFoundation Joint Committee on University Investments.His philanthropic contributions benefit, among othercharities, the Arkansas State University Foundation,Santa’s Wolves, ASU Theater Guild, Delta SymphonyOrchestra, ASU Museum, and the First PresbyterianChurch in Florence, Alabama.

Dr. Howard has received numerous professionalhonors and is listed in Marquis’ Who’s Who in Americaand Marquis’ Who’s Who in Education. He is the recip-ient of the Willard W. Patty Distinguished Alumni Awardfrom Indiana University; the Alumni Friend of the Yearfrom the University of North Alabama National AlumniAssociation; the Award of Excellence from the AlabamaGroup Home; the Outstanding Administrator of the Yearfrom the Alabama Association of Foreign LanguageTeachers; the Outstanding Citizen and the Key to theCity of Florence, Alabama; Resolution of Commenda-tion by the Board of Trustees for the University of NorthAlabama; Resolution Proclaiming Appreciation for Ex-traordinary Contributions to the State of Alabama andaward of Key to the State, by Lieutenant Governor JimFolsom, Jr.; Resolution of Commendation for Outstand-ing Professional Achievement, by Senator Roger Bed-ford; Proclamation and Resolution ExpressingAppreciation for Extraordinary Contributions to the Uni-versity of North Alabama National Alumni Associationand award of the Key to Rogers Hall; and Resolution ofCommendation, the University of North Alabama Foun-dation Board of Directors.

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sity athletics program reached its100th birthday last year and DeanLee's name has figured prominentlyin the celebration.

Lee is entering his ninthyear as Director of Athletics and con-tinues restoring the old and buildingnew tradition for Arkansas State.

Under Lee’s direction, theASU athletic department enjoyed another significant yearin 2009-10. Not only did ASU enjoy some of the most ex-citing moments ever on the fields, courts, and tracks, butalso in the arenas of academics, donor and alumni involve-ment, community service and achievement.

The 2008 AAFF’s Outstanding Athletic Director, Leeserves on the NCAA Men’s Basketball Issues Committee,the BCS Athletic Directors Advisory Committee and the Di-vision 1A Athletic Directors Association Board of Trustees.

He has guided the athletic department to annual suc-cess academically and competitively, but last year ASUathletics once again enjoyed growth through a number ofunique accomplishments and projects as well.

For instance, ASU took fourth place in the Bubas Cupstandings, the Sun Belt Conference all-sports award, forits best results in a decade.

The Red Wolves also continued to upgrade their facil-ities with first-class renovations to the men’s and women’sbasketball and volleyball locker rooms, their media/filmroom in the Convocation Center and installation of a newstate-of-the-art GEO Surfaces turf inside ASU Stadium.

The ASU Athletic Department received the largest sin-gle donation in its history, a $400,000 gift from CharlesLuter that will be used to enhance the athletic academicfacility, in 2008 and continued to bring in significant dona-tions last year under Lee’s leadership. Among those werea $150,000 donation from ASU alumnus and former foot-ball letterman Steve Bryant. The athletic department alsoannounced a $250,000 donation last year from alumni andlong-time supporters Scott and Kay Dawson. The $250,000donation matched the second largest gift in the depart-ment’s history and is being used to improve the academicenvironment for all student-athletes.

Among the many athletic accomplishments attainedlast year, the women’s bowling team made its third straightappearance in the NCAA Championships.

As recently as 2008, ASU secured an unprecedented$1 million contract for its Sept. 4, 2010 football game atAuburn, the Red Wolves set a school-record in football at-tendance and two student-athletes were named AcademicAll-America as well.

Lee’s vision for ASU Athletics was revealed in a 2008video called “Inside A-State Athletics”, which focused onthe Red Wolves athletic programs and how the athletic de-partment plans to meet challenges in the future. A-Statereleased a second “Inside A-State Athletics” video featur-ing Lee in 2009 that gave an in-depth look at facilities andthe progress that is being made in that area.

Additional recent facility upgrades include 206 field-level seats and new party boxes available for corporate

events added to Tomlinson Stadium and the ConvocationCenter weight room underwent major renovations that in-cluded new weights and cardio equipment.

Lee was instrumental in the recruitment and hiring ofJohn Brady, who was just two years removed from anNCAA Final Four appearance and recently named the2009-10 Sun Belt Conference Men’s Basketball Coach ofthe Year.

Those are just a few of the many ways the ASU athleticdepartment has continued to develop under Lee, who isalways looking for new and creative ways to take the RedWolves athletic program to the next level while maintainingits main focus on academics, competitive performance anda well-rounded environment for student-athletes.

Lee remains hungrier than ever for ASU to have con-tinued success in all areas. He has already made greatstrides in enabling Arkansas State's Department of Athlet-ics to become one of the most respected programs around.

Dr. Lee became ASU's 10th Director of Athletics July 9,2002. It wasn't long before the department began to expe-rience important and progressive changes which werecapped by an unprecedented “State of A-State” address inthe spring of 2004.

When he concluded the address to a packed house,there was no mistaking that he is committed to building asuccessful program at ASU.

In a very short time, he has orchestrated sellout andcapacity crowds, overseen the expansion and growth ofASU's athletic facilities, and provided sound leadership toboth the athletic staff and population of student-athletes.

Lee came to ASU from Oklahoma State University,where he was the Associate Director of Athletics for Exter-nal Operations.

His administrative experience at two NCAA Division I-A universities, OSU and the University of Arkansas, andhis achievements in mobilizing financial support make himwell-suited for Arkansas State University and NortheastArkansas. While at the University of Arkansas, Lee servedas the Vice President of the Razorback Foundation.

In addition, Dr. Lee's experience as athletic director atArkansas Tech University and his familiarity with ASU andthe state of Arkansas help him feel right at home.

He earned his bachelor's degree in 1979 and master'sin education at Henderson State University, then com-pleted his doctor of education degree at the University ofArkansas in 1989. In 2009, Lee was chosen as a Distin-guished Alumni of Henderson State University, the highesthonor Henderson State bestows.

Although born in Tulsa, Okla., Lee competed in highschool sports in Berryville, Arkansas, and was selected toplay in the all-Star basketball and football games in 1975.

He also played basketball, baseball and tennis at Hen-derson State, where he later served as an assistant coach.He played in two national championship games as a mem-ber of Henderson State’s basketball team. He was headbasketball coach at Malvern High School early in his ca-reer.

Dean and wife Reba are the parents of two daughters,Diamond Olivia (15) and Anna Pearl (13).

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2010-11 a-state track & fieldAREA CODE 870

ATHLETICS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972-3880ATHLETIC TRAINING. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972-3342COMPLIANCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972-2813DEVELOPMENT AND RED WOLF CLUB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972-2401FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972-3880MARKETING AND PROMOTIONS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972-3930SPIRIT GROUPS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972-3880SPORTS INFORMATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972-2541STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972-2082STUDENT SERVICES AND ACADEMIC SUPPORT . . . . . . . . . . . 972-2813VIDEO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972-2082BASEBALL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972-2700MEN’S BASKETBALL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972-2077WOMEN’S BASKETBALL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972-2303WOMEN’S BOWLING. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972-3876FOOTBALL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972-2082MEN’S GOLF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972-3411WOMEN’S GOLF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972-2777TRACK AND FIELD, CROSS COUNTRY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972-3350WOMEN’S SOCCER. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972-2340WOMEN’S TENNIS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972-3876VOLLEYBALL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972-3876

ADMINISTRATIONDr. Dean Lee Director of Athletics 972-3882Doug Abel Senior Associate AD 972-3882Karen Barker Administrative Assistant 972-3882Tabitha Foreman Administrative Assistant 972-2991Caroline Williams Administrative Assistant 972-2990Nonie Wiggins Faculty Athletics

Representative 972-3385

ATHLETIC TRAININGRon Carroll Head Certified Trainer 972-3923Chad Sturkie Assistant Athletic Trainer 972-2419Natalie Trotter Assistant Athletic Trainer 972-4009Laura Alva Athletic Training Intern 680-8309Jordan Phenicie Athletic Training Intern 972-3342Amanda Carpenter Athletic Training GA 972-3342Soleil McLaughlin Athletic Training GA 972-3342

COMPLIANCEDaniel Feig Assistant AD for Compliance 972-3162Will Lawler Compliance Coordinator 972-3098Pam Graham Administrative Assistant

for Compliance 972-2304

DEVELOPMENT AND RED WOLF CLUBDoug Doggett Associate AD for External

Operations & Director of theRed Wolf Club 972-2944

Brad Pietz Assistant AD for Development 972-3004Brad Bobo Director of Corporate Sales 972-2682Bill Templeton Director of Major Gifts 972-2464Tim Padgett Development GA 972-3005Gina Winchester Administrative Assistant for

Red Wolf Club and Women’sBasketball 972-2993

FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENTRandy Knowles Assistant AD for Facilities &

Event Management 972-2578Bobby Burton Athletics Facilities Supervisor

for Grounds & Landscape 972-3880Ryan Dickson Equipment Supervisor 680-8093

MARKETING AND PROMOTIONSGleen Hart Assistant AD for Marketing

& Promotions 972-3477MaKinzie Foos Director of Marketing 972-2943

SPIRIT GROUPSMeredith Green A-Team Sponsor 972-3880Martha McFerron Cheerleading Sponsor 972-3880

SPORTS INFORMATIONJerry Scott Assistant AD for Sports

Information 972-3405Van Provence Assistant SID 972-2707Anthony Reynolds Assistant SID 972-3547Katey Buckley Sports Information GA 972-2541

STRENGTH AND CONDITIONINGJohn Arce Director of Strength &

Conditioning 680-8253Ross Miller Assistant Director of

Strength & Conditioning 972-3897Joseph Boyd Strength & Conditioning GA 972-2082Scott Dunavant Strength & Conditioning GA 972-2082

STUDENT SERVICES AND ACADEMIC SUPPORTStacey Willmott Associate AD for Student

Services & SWA 972-3356Jason Smith Academic Adviser 972-3702Brandon Gorman Academic Adviser 972-2721Trevor White Athletic Eligibility Specialist 972-3831

VIDEOChris Buttgen Video Coordinator 972-2082

BASEBALLTommy Raffo Head Coach 972-2700Chris Cook Assistant Coach 680-4338Tighe Dickinson Assistant Coach 680-4339Cliff Wren Volunteer Assistant Coach 680-4336

MEN’S BASKETBALLJohn Brady Head Coach 972-2077Jeff Clapacs Assistant Coach 972-3512Richard Williams Assistant Coach 972-2390Leela Keller Administrative Assistant 972-3505

WOMEN’S BASKETBALLBrian Boyer Head Coach 972-2303Leslie Larsen Assistant Coach 972-3637Jennifer Sullivan Assistant Coach 972-2473

WOMEN’S BOWLINGJustin Kostick Head Coach 680-8552

FOOTBALLHugh Freeze Head Coach 972-2082Tom Allen Assistant Head Coach &

Linebackers 680-8002Dave Wommack Defensive Coordinator & Safties 680-8438Corey Batoon Assistant Coach 972-3871Grant Heard Assistant Coach 680-8002Chris Kiffin Assistant Coach 972-3873David Gunn Assistant Coach 972-3872Maurice Harris Assistant Coach 680-8003Darren Hiller Assistant Coach 972-3873Tyler Siskey Assistant Coach 680-8055Travion Scott GA Coach 972-2082Kyle Shipp GA Coach 972-2082Jason Gregory Director of FB Operations 972-3874Karen Rinehart Administrative Assistant 972-2092

MEN’S GOLFSteve Johnson Head Coach 972-3411

WOMEN’S GOLFMJ Desbiens Head Coach 972-2708

TRACK AND FIELD AND CROSS COUNTRYLon Badeaux Head Coach 680-4001Jason Brooks Assistant Coach 680-4005Matt Kraft Assistant Coach 680-4003Matt Vining Assistant Coach 972-4002

WOMEN’S SOCCERTafadzwa Ziyenge Head Coach 972-3195Jessica Nei Assistant Coach 972-8193

WOMEN’S TENNISMarcia Williams Head Coach 972-2895Marina Engelbrecht Assistant Coach 680-4050

VOLLEYBALLJustin Ingram Head Coach 972-2725Shawn Taylor Assistant Coach 972-3524Jenna Malcom GA Coach 972-3876

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