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CHARLOTTE 49ERS ATHLETICSANNUAL REPORT

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Letter from the Athletic Director ..................................... 1

Football ............................................................................ 2

Men’s & Women’s Basketball .......................................... 3

Men’s & Women’s Soccer ................................................ 4

Men’s & Women’s Golf .................................................... 5

Baseball & Softball .......................................................... 6

Men’s & Women’s Tennis ............................................... 7

Men’s & Women’s Track & Field ...................................... 8

Men’s & Women’s Cross Country ................................... 9

Volleyball & Spirit Groups ............................................. 10

Sponsorships, Marketing & Ticketing ........................... 11

Academic Success & Community Service .................... 12

Athletic Foundation ....................................................... 13

49er Club ........................................................................ 14

Explosive Growth .......................................................... 15

Endowed Scholarships .................................................. 16

Donor Listing ................................................................. 18

Board of Directors & Staff ............................................. 25

The University of North Carolina at Charlotte is committed to equality of education opportunity and does not discriminate against applicants, students, or employees based on race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, actual or perceived gender identity, gender expression, age, national origin, physical or mental disability, political affiliation, veteran status, or genetic information. In keeping with this commitment, UNC Charlotte actively seeks to promote diversity in its educational environment through its recruitment, enrollment, and hiring practices.


LETTER FROM THE ATHLETIC DIRECTOR

First, let me say thank you for the tremendous welcome all of Niner Nation has extended to my family and me during our first full academic year.

This past season was a remarkable year. We had championship performances from our track and field programs, saw our men’s soccer and women’s basketball teams advance to post-season play, had our men’s and women’s golf programs represented by individuals at the NCAA championships and witnessed some stellar performances that remind us why we love college athletics so much.

I enjoyed watching our teams perform over this past year and have been impressed at every turn with the talent and character of our student-athletes. I loved being a part of their triumphs and being able to celebrate alongside them. And I, like you, look forward to many more celebrations in the coming year.

At the same time, we have been busy building our program for the future. We have been working on our 10-year athletics facility master plan and our brand assessment while constantly evaluating our fans’ game-day experience. We’ve been intentional about reaching out to young alums, using social media to attract new fans and listening to the comments of our fan base.

We have hired several new coaches to lead our programs. Ron Sanchez signed a heralded recruiting class in men’s basketball. New coach Will Healy showed us the energy, enthusiasm and passion around which he builds his culture. Anthony Davison led our women’s tennis team to an unbeaten season at home, an 11-match win streak and the third-highest win total in school history.

More recently, we hired rising stars Ashley Chastain as softball coach and Robert Woodard as baseball coach and named Ragean Hill as our Executive Associate Athletics Director. Through each hiring process, the potential and buzz about our program came through loud and clear. That energy is powered by the passion and pride of Niner Nation. Your support is critical to the growth of our program.

Thank you for all you do for our university, our teams and our student-athletes.

Sincerely,

Mike HillDirector of AthleticsCharlotte 49ers

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FOOTBALLH E A D C O A C H B R A D L A M B E RT

• Set school record for most wins at the FBS level (5) and most wins in Conference USA play (4).

• First team all-C-USA defensive end Alex Highsmith broke Larry Ogunjobi’s school record with 17.5 tackles for loss (TFL).

• Offensive lineman Nate Davis was taken in the third round of the NFL Draft by the Tennessee Titans with the 82nd overall pick.

• Running back Benny LeMay became the second 49er to rush for over 1,000 yards in a season. His 1,243 rushing yards ranked second in C-USA and are the most by a 49er at the FBS level.

• Linebacker Juwan Foggie had a school-record six interceptions, including two that he returned for touchdowns.

• Season concluded with freshman Jonathan Cruz’s dramatic school-record tying 56-yard field goal with 25 seconds left to give the 49ers a 27-24 victory at Florida Atlantic. It was the second longest field goal in the FBS in 2018.

• Charlotte named 2017 FCS National Coach of the Year Will Healy head coach in December.

5-7; 4-4 in C-USA


MEN’S BASKETBALLH E A D C O A C H R O N S A N C H E Z

• Head coach Ron Sanchez began his tenure with the 49ers and immediately made an impact on the defensive end, as Charlotte held its opponents to 11 fewer points per game than the previous season.

• Jon Davis, who was second in Conference USA in scoring with a 21.7 average, finished his remarkable career as the 49ers’ third-leading scorer and C-USA’s fourth all-time scorer with 2,113 career points.

• Jon Davis was named Second-Team NABC All-District and Second-Team All-Conference USA.

• Jon Davis also finished his career second all-time with 547 assists (one of only two players in school history with four seasons of 100 or more assists).

• Malik Martin (9.4 ppg; 4.1 rpg) was the 49ers’ second-leading scorer and topped the team in steals. Milos Supica led the team with a 4.7 rebounding average while adding 7.5 points per game.

• Cooper Robb was named NSCA Strength and Conditioning All-America for the hard work he put in at the weight room.

8-21; 5-13 in C-USA

WOMEN’S BASKETBALLH E A D C O A C H C A R A C O N S U E G R A

• Returned to the postseason with a WNIT berth, traveled to VCU for a First Round game.

• Charlotte set a Halton Arena women’s attendance record with 8,249 fans for the Education Day matchup with Wright State.

• Senior Laia Raventós closed her career by being one of 20 on the Preseason Nancy Lieberman Award Watch List (nation’s top point guard), scoring her 1,000th career point, finishing as the school’s all-time leader in assists, assists per game and 3-point percentage as well as being named to the All-Conference USA Second Team and All-Conference USA Defensive Team.

• Raventós also hit a game-winning, buzzer-beating 3-pointer against Wright State on Education Day Dec. 18 to land on ESPN SportsCenter’s Top 10 plays for the second time in her career.

• Redshirt junior Jade Phillips, who led the team in scoring and rebounding, was tabbed MVP of the Christmas City Classic, leading the 49ers to the in-season tournament title.

• Phillips was tabbed to the March 6 NCAA Starting Five after a career-best 32 points and 15 rebounds in the road finale at FIU March 2.

18-13; 9-7 in C-USA

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MEN’S SOCCERH E A D C O A C H K E V I N L A N G A N

• Nationally-ranked 49ers advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tournament in their 13th NCAA appearance.

• Callum Montgomery, a three-time Academic all-America award recipient, earned first-team All-America honors and was a semifinalist for the MAC Hermann Trophy awarded to the top player in collegiate soccer.

• Callum Montgomery was selected with the fourth overall pick in the MLS SuperDraft by FC Dallas. He is the second highest pick in the men’s soccer program’s history.

• Tommy Madden was selected with the 38th overall pick in the MLS SuperDraft by Orlando FC. This is the third time in school history that the 49ers have had two players picked in the SuperDraft.

• Seven players were named All-Conference USA including C-USA Defensive Player of the Year Callum Montgomery and the league’s Gold Glove Award winner Elliot Panicco. Tommy Madden was the other first team choice. Teddy Chaouche and Senior F Daniel Bruce were named second-team. RS-Freshman D Delasi Batse and Freshman F Preston Popp were named to the All-Freshman team.

WOMEN’S SOCCERH E A D C O A C H J O H N C U L L E N

• Celebrated its 25th season in 2018.

• Recognized the jersey of Whitney Weinraub (2007-10) in a ceremony Sept. 2.

• John Cullen picked up victory No. 100 at his alma mater.

• Set a Transamerica Field women’s attendance record with 1,450 fans for the win over Akron in the program’s 500th match.

• All-time great Martha Thomas signed with Havre Athletic Club, continuing her career on the pro level in France.

• Thomas was called to the USWNT U23 squad for three games in late March 2019, becoming the second player in program history to wear the United States jersey for a national team.

• Mary Manser named the recipient of the Conference USA Fall Spirit of Service Award for the second-straight year.

8-9; 4-6 in C-USA

14-5-2; 6-2-0 in C-USA


MEN’S GOLFH E A D C O A C H RYA N C A B B A G E

• John Gough qualifies for NCAA Athens Regional after leading the team with a 72.54 stroke average.

• In the league’s top four after-stroke play, the 49ers qualified for Match Play in the C-USA Tournament for third-straight year.

• John Gough named to C-USA’s All-Tournament team.

• John Gough and Marc Boucher became third and fourth members of the Hole-in-One Club after acing the same hole (on different days) at the Shoal Creek Invitational.

• Niners earned four top-five finishes with team-best third-place finish coming at C-USA Championship.

• John Gough was named First Team All-Conference USA and Ben Woodruff was a C-USA All-Freshman selection.

WOMEN’S GOLFH E A D C O A C H H O L LY C L A R K

• In its second season, finished second at the Conference USA Championships and was the first team left out of the NCAA Tournament.

• Freshman Cecilie Finne-Ipsen qualified for NCAA East Lansing Regional after leading the team with a 73.55 stroke average.

• Finne-Ipsen earned All-Conference USA First Team honors, Siarra Stout was a Third Team choice and Jillian Farrell was named the league’s Most Improved Player. Finne-Ipsen earned all-tournament honors.

• Had the first four C-USA Golfers of the Week in history: Finne-Ipsen and Farrell (October 24th), Ellinor Sudow (March 20th), Siarra Stout (April 10th).

• Four different players set/tied the new school record for low round of 68 (Finne-Ipsen, Sudow, Ashley Fowler, Stout).

• Set team record over 54 holes with an 858 at the C-USA Championships.

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BASEBALLH E A D C O A C H L O R E N H I B B S

• Robert Woodard named head coach in June 2019.

• Harris Yett drafted in 32nd round of MLB draft by Baltimore Orioles.

• Harris Yett named Buster Posey Award semifinalist and received Jim Castaneda Postgraduate scholarship from C-USA.

• Harris Yett named First Team All-Conference USA, Colby Bruce named Second Team and Josh Haney earned C-USA All-Freshman Team honors.

• Head coach Loren Hibbs announced his retirement as the 49ers’ all-time winningest coach after 27 seasons.

• Dominick Cammarata named to C-USA’s all-Academic Team.

• Topped FIU in longest game of the year, erasing a 9-4 deficit after seven innings to beat the Panthers 10-9 in 14 innings. Also topped Old Dominion in 13 innings, 8-7.

• Todd Elwood led the 49ers with a .333 batting average while Rafi Vasquez topped the team with 12 homers and 45 RBI. RS-Freshman D Delasi Batse and Freshman F Preston Popp were named to the All-Freshman team.

• Four players: Elwood, Yett (.325), Carson Johnson (.304) and Tommy Bullock (.300) batted over .300.

SOFTBALLH E A D C O A C H A I M E E D E V O S

• Senior first baseman Meredith Harris was named second team Google Cloud Academic all-America by CoSIDA. Harris, who had a 3.95 undergrad GPA and a 3.86 GPA while pursuing her MBA from Belk College of Business, made 182 career starts in 184 games played and drove in 107 runs in her collegiate career while racking up more than 150 base hits, including 13 home runs.

• Charlotte had two players named first team All-Conference USA. DP Katie Manring and C Bailey Vannoy become the sixth and seventh players to earn First Team All-Conference honors in program history and the second and third players to do so in C-USA.

• DP Katie Manring was named C-USA Newcomer of the Year. She hit a team-high .345 and led the 49ers with 14 home runs, just one shy of the program single-season record, 44 RBI, 28 runs scored, a .638 slugging percentage and 1.101 OPS (Slugging + On-Base %).

• Ashley Chastain named head coach in June 2019.

15-35; 6-17 in C-USA

21-31-1; 11-18-1 in C-USA


MEN’S TENNISH E A D C O A C H J E R E M Y F E L D M A N

• The 49ers posted a win over a Top 25 opponent for the first time since 2000 with their home win over 23rd-ranked Penn. The 49ers also posted a road win at 49th-ranked Georgia State.

• Charlotte was ranked seventh in the final Carolina Region poll by the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA), the second straight year it finished in the region’s top (10th, 2018).

• Sophomore Luca Keist was ranked a majority of the season in singles play and finished the year ranked 109 in the nation.

• The nationally-ranked doubles team of Luca Keist and Constandinos Christoforou was ranked as high as a program-best 18th in the ITA rankings and finished the season ranked 42nd in the nation. With top 15 wins over #4 Penn State and #15 Princeton, they were selected as alternates to the 2019 NCAA Doubles Championships and earned first team All-Conference USA doubles honors.

• Keist finished the season ranked 13th in the region in singles and the doubles team of Keist and Christoforou were ranked fifth in the region.

WOMEN’S TENNISH E A D C O A C H A N T H O N Y D AV I S O N

• Hired Anthony Davison, a 2012 Charlotte alum and former men’s tennis player, as head coach.

• Matched the third-most wins in a season.

• Tied the longest win streak with 11 straight victories.

• Finished 8-0 at home, the first unbeaten home record since 2005-06 and fifth in school history.

• Earned program’s highest seed (No. 6) at the Conference USA Championships.

• Junior Immie Cowper and Senior Tai Martin peaked at No. 79 in the Oracle/ITA national doubles rankings, the second time in school history that a 49ers doubles team was nationally-ranked.

• Sophomore Rocio Safont set a single-season record with 28 singles victories and was second all-time with 50 combined singles and doubles triumphs.

• Flipped three 4-3 losses from 2018 into wins this season.

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TRACK & FIELDH E A D C O A C H B O B O L E S E N

• Charlotte swept the Conference USA Outdoor Track and Field Championships, the first C-USA Outdoor Track sweep since 2005.

• Charlotte was runner-up in both the Men’s and Women’s C-USA Indoor Track Championships.

• With two first-place showings and two second-place showings, Charlotte is the first school since 2006 to finish either first or second in all four C-USA Championship events while winning at least one title.

• Charlotte sent a school record 20 student-athletes (13 male, 7 female) to the NCAA East Region Preliminary meet.

• Charlotte’s men scored a school-record 155 points to easily outdistance the field and win their second straight C-USA Outdoor title.

• Charlotte’s women’s title, its first in C-USA, was more dramatic. In third place entering the final event, the 4x400 team of Kiana Lee, Cemere Petty, Maya Singletary and Kristen Williams took first place with a school record and conference meet record time of 3:34.76 to catapult the 49ers to the team title.

• Senior Stevan Vesilinovic completed an historic career. He took first place at both C-USA championships in the hammer throw, completing four-year sweeps of the hammer throw title at both the Indoor and Outdoor Championships.

• Charlotte claimed several gold medals at the C-USA Championships. At the Outdoor Championships Kyra Atkins (110 hurdles), Rachel Bartolomeo (3,000 steeplechase), Riley Felts (pole vault) and the 4x400 relay team won women’s titles. Stevan Veselinovic (hammer) and Terrell Adams (discus) won men’s titles. At the Indoor Championships, Atkins (60m hurdles) and Felts (pole vault) won women’s titles, while Veselinovic (hammer) won the lone men’s crown.


CROSS COUNTRYH E A D C O A C H B O B O L E S E N

• The 49ers’ men’s cross country team finished as C-USA runners-up at the championship meet and placed seventh at the NCAA Southeast Regionals.

• Senior Tom Nobles won the men’s individual title with a first-place finish to be named the C-USA Male Athlete of the Year. He was named First Team All-Conference USA for the third time.

• Paul Arredondo (6th) and Zach Marchinko (8th) placed in the top 10 in C-USA. The 49ers’ top five runners, including Alex Cornwell (16th) and Matt Bomkamp (19th) all placed in the league’s Top 20.

• The men went on to finish seventh at the NCAA Southeast Regionals, the program’s second-highest finish in school history, one spot shy of the sixth-place showing in 2017.

• Tom Nobles and Zach Marchinko earned all-Southeast Region honors, the 49ers’ third male duo to do so.

• Charlotte’s women placed fifth at the league championships and 20th at the NCAA Southeast Regional.

• Three women, Bridget Abbatiello (14th), Katie Tomasi (16th) and Chandler Horton (21st), placed in the league’s Top 25 and earned Third Team All-Conference USA honors.

• Both the men’s and women’s teams earned USTFCCCA Division I All-Academic honors.

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VOLLEYBALLH E A D C O A C H K A R E N W E AT H E R I N G T O N

• Tyra Galloway named AVCA’s South Region Freshman of the Year. Yumi Garcia named First Team All-Region and Jocelyn Stoner earned honorable mention.

• Yumi Garcia named Conference USA Libero of the Year and Tyra Galloway named C-USA Defensive Player of the Year.

• Garcia broke her own school record with 663 digs and had the NCAA high in a single match with 44 digs at Davidson.

• Galloway led the league in block assists (117), total blocks (148) and blocks/ set (1.36).

• Five 49ers earned All-C-USA honors including first-teamer Garcia. Reeana Richardson, Jocelyn Stoner and Galloway were named Second Team and Galloway and Nya Steele earned spots on the C-USA All-Freshman team.

• Jocelyn Stoner named C-USA All-Academic.

• 49ers sweep FIU in annual dig pink match 3-0 in front of 1,600 fans.

• Team makes return trip to C-USA Championship for second-straight year.

SPIRIT GROUPS

The Charlotte 49ers’ spirit groups entertain and enthuse Niner Nation. Charlotte’s marching and basketball pep band, cheerleaders, Gold Dusters and, of course, Norm, bring their own versions of energy and antics to 49ers home games.

While we see them on the sidelines and in the stands supporting our teams, the spirit groups work behind the scenes on their craft to deliver on Game Day. Several of our best have gone on to perform for the professional organizations here in Charlotte.

In addition, these groups have their own competitions to prepare for — and just as they represent the 49ers well at home contests, they have made a name for themselves at national events.

While the 49ers continue to impress at their national competitions, Niner Nation is lucky enough to see their performances up close throughout the school year. Each year, they entertain with great displays of athleticism, grace, humor and music and each year they build on the tradition of giving Niner Nation a first-class atmosphere in which to enjoy 49ers games.

16-15; 6-8 in C-USA


SPONSORSHIPS, MARKETING & TICKETINGCORPORATE SPONSORSHIPSThis year, Learfield IMG College and the Charlotte 49ers were able to extend their multimedia rights contract until 2029. The three-member Charlotte IMG Sports Marketing Team includes a general manager (Jacob Powers), senior account executive (David Johnson), and partner service coordinator (Cory Slama) who are charged with growing corporate and university relationships to help monetize the available marketing assets within athletics.

MARKETING AND PROMOTIONS• Hosted 2 stadium flyovers. One in September before

the home game versus Appalachian State in conjunction with Marine Week in Charlotte. A second on Military Appreciation Day, in November. During Military Appreciation Day all football coaches wore camo hats produced by Operation Hat Trick. Hats were sold by Barnes and Noble with proceeds benefitting wounded warriors.

• Fans were treated to a host of exciting promotional giveaway items. Several sports hosted Gold and Pink Jersey auctions that raised funds for Breast Cancer Awareness.

• Aligned breast cancer awareness events for football, men’s and women’s soccer, volleyball, women’s tennis, softball, and women’s basketball.

• The athletic department once again hosted Education Day in conjunction with a women’s basketball game, welcoming students from local Charlotte-Mecklenburg and Cabarrus County schools to participate in pre-game educational activities and cheer on the 49ers. Over 8,000 students in attendance resulted in the highest attended women’s basketball game in school history.

TICKETING • The Charlotte 49ers welcomed over 210,000 fans to

varsity sporting events during the 2018-2019 school year, which marks the sixth consecutive year for 200,000 plus spectators of 49ers Athletics.

• Charlotte Men’s Soccer finished 25th nationally in total attendance and hosted the Conference USA Championship and first round of the NCAA Championships at Transamerica Field.

• Charlotte Women’s Soccer and Charlotte Volleyball ranked 1st in attendance for Conference USA. Additionally, Charlotte Women’s Soccer ranked 29th nationally in average attendance per game.

• A record 19,151 fans filled Richardson Stadium for the Charlotte Football game versus Appalachian State on September 8, 2018.

• The annual Seats for Soldiers program at Charlotte Football netted over 1,000 tickets for the military appreciation football game on November 17, 2018. That brings the three-year total to over 3,000 tickets provided to area active and retired armed services members and their families.

• Charlotte Women’s Basketball hosted a new record of 8,249 fans for the annual Education Day on Tuesday, December 18, 2018.

• Charlotte Baseball entertained over 21,000 fans during the 2019 season at Hayes Stadium. An additional 9,507 fans combined watched the 49ers versus NC State and Clemson games in uptown Charlotte at BB&T Ballpark.

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ACADEMIC SUCCESS & COMMUNITY SERVICE• Charlotte student-athletes continue to excel in the

classroom. The athletic department’s cumulative GPA was 3.091 after fall 2018, higher than the university cumulative GPA of 3.032. The athletic department’s cumulative GPA was 3.105 after Spring 2019, higher than the university cumulative GPA of 3.076.

• The overall departmental semester GPA for fall 2018 was 3.022, higher than the university semester GPA of 2.990. The overall semester GPA for the spring was 3.050 while the university semester GPA was 3.109.

• The women’s teams’ fall 2018 semester GPA of 3.369 outperformed the university women’s semester GPA of 3.132 and the women’s teams’ cumulative GPA of 3.414 was higher than the university women’s cumulative GPA of 3.145.

• The women’s teams’ spring 2019 semester GPA of 3.381 outperformed the university women’s semester GPA of 3.225 and the women’s teams’ cumulative GPA of 3.413 was higher than the university women’s cumulative GPA of 3.19.

• For the fall 2018 semester, 242 (58%) student-athletes received academic honors (3.0 and higher for the semester). In spring, a record-setting 255 (62%) received academic honors for a 3.0 or better semester.

• 42 student-athletes had perfect 4.0s in the fall while, appropriately, 49 earned a 4.0 in the spring.

• 74 student-athletes were named to the Chancellor’s List by earning GPAs of 3.8 and higher for the fall semester. 58 were named to the Chancellor’s List in spring 2019.

• 84 student-athletes were named to the Dean’s List by earning GPAs of 3.4-3.79 for the fall 2018 semester. 92 student-athletes earned Dean’s List distinction in spring 2019.

• 246 student-athletes were named to the 2018-2019 Conference USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll for having a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher.

• 74 student-athletes received the 2018-2019 Conference USA Commissioner’s Academic Medallion for having a cumulative GPA of 3.75 or higher.

• 2018-2019 CoSida Academic All-American: Callum Montgomery, 1st Team (Men’s Soccer), Meredith Harris, 2nd Team (Softball).

• 2018-2019 CoSida Academic All-District: Tyriq Harris, 1st Team (Football), Dominick Cammarata, 1st Team (Baseball)

• 2018-2019 C-USA Academic All-Conference (17 from 12 teams): Tyriq Harris (Football), Jocelyn Stoner (Volleyball), Megan Greene (Women’s Soccer, 1st Team), Julia Grainda (Women’s Soccer, 1st Team), Jaime Fankhauser (Women’s Soccer, 2nd team), Callum Montgomery (Men’s Soccer), Todd Guzenhauser (Men’s Cross Country), Katie Tomasi (Women’s Cross Country), Meredith Harris, Emma Ocker, Katie Manring (Softball), Luca Keist (Men’s Tennis), Pierina Imparato (Women’s Tennis), Tom Nobles, Nico Menzel (Men’s Track), Kristen Williams (Women’s Track), Dominick Cammarata (Baseball).

• Harris Yet (Baseball) received the 2019 C-USA Jim Castaneda Postgraduate Scholarship.

• 2019 Arthur Ashe Jr. Sports Scholars: National Semifinalist: Myles Brown (Men’s Soccer), 2nd Team Madison Barnett (Women’s Golf), Honorable Mention Tyriq Harris (Football), Honorable Mention NyAsia Daniels & Mason Bhatia (Track & Field).

• Callum Montgomery (Men’s Soccer) was named 1st Team Scholar All-American, Teddy Chaouche (Men’s Soccer) and Megan Greene (Women’s Soccer) were named 2nd Team Scholar All-South Region, and Riley Orr (Women’s Soccer) was named 3rd Team Scholar All-South Region by the United Soccer Coaches Association.

• Our student-athletes contributed 4,299 hours and 15 minutes of community service. 1,186 hours and 30 minutes were coordinated by our student-athlete leadership organization, SAAC (Student-Athlete Advisory Committee) as part of their SAAC Cares Initiative.


ATHLETIC FOUNDATIONPURPOSEThe Charlotte 49ers Athletic Foundation provides scholarship assistance to over 400 male and female student-athletes in 18 varsity sports. Established in 1969, the Athletic Foundation has developed into a vitally important support group, pursuing excellence, integrity and pride in the University’s athletic program. The 49er Club, the Athletic Foundation’s official booster organization, offers membership to both individuals and businesses.

METHODS OF CONTRIBUTIONAlumni and friends of the Charlotte 49ers support athletic and academic excellence through a variety of annual and special gifts. Each donor can elect to give in a way that best suits his or her personal preference. The most common methods of giving are listed below:

Cash and Other Gifts: Includes company and personal checks, American Express, VISA and MasterCard, as well as the donation of stocks, securities and real estate.

Employer Matching Gifts: Doubles or triples the impact of your gift and increases your membership level and associated benefits. Contact the Athletic Foundation for more information on matching gifts.

Athletic Scholarship Endowments: Can be named in honor of an individual or organization. Provides annually for a student-athlete’s tuition, room, meals, books and fees.

In-Kind Gifts: Includes any professional service, product or equipment which is of use to the Athletic Foundation.

Planned and Estate Gifts: Includes life income arrangements from trusts, annuities, pooled income funds, etc., as well as life insurance policies and individual estate bequests such as cash or real estate.

TAX IMPLICATIONSAll contributions to the 49er Club are considered gifts to the Charlotte 49ers Athletic Foundation and are credited at full value for purposes of the member’s Athletic Foundation record. Due to changes in the tax code that went into effect January 1, 2018, the University’s tax counsel has advised that amounts paid to obtain seat licenses are no longer treated as 80% deductible as charitable contributions.

Additionally, amounts contributed to the 49er Club to guarantee seating at Jerry Richardson Stadium in the Green Tier and Gold Tier FSL sections are considered a benefit to the FSL holder and do not qualify as a charitable deduction for income tax purposes. Amounts given to the 49er Club above the applicable required giving level do qualify as a charitable deduction for income tax purposes to the extent the contribution exceeds the value of any benefits received. Each tier’s contribution level is based on the number of FSLs owned by the donor. For example, if a Green Tier FSL Holder who owns four FSLs contributes $600, then $350 of the contribution amount would qualify as a charitable deduction for income tax purposes. If a Gold Tier FSL Holder who owns four FSLs contributes $5,000, then $3,500 of the contribution amount would qualify as a charitable deduction for income tax purposes. If a 49er Club member does not own a FSL, then his/her contribution would qualify for a charitable deduction to the extent it exceeds the value of any benefits received. As always, we encourage you to consult your tax advisor for more information or specific guidelines related to your personal giving.

PRIORITY POINT SYSTEMAthletic Foundation donors receive priority seating assignments in the Charlotte 49ers football stadium for football season tickets and in Halton Arena for men’s basketball season tickets. The Priority Point System also applies to seating for regular-season road games and post-season tournaments/championships/bowl games. Priority points are assigned as follows:

• 4 points for each consecutive year of 49er Club membership

• 3 points for each $100 donated during the current fiscal year

• 2 points for each $100 donated during the donor’s membership history

• 2 points per $100 for FSL total paid

• 1 point for each consecutive year of purchasing men’s basketball season tickets as a current 49er Club member

• 1 point for each consecutive year of purchasing football season tickets as a current 49er Club member

The following is an example of how the Priority Point System is applied: A 49er Club member has donated $1,000 per year for 8 consecutive years, purchased 4 Green Tier FSLs and has purchased men’s basketball season tickets for 5 consecutive years.

8 CONSECUTIVE YEARS OF MEMBERSHIP ........................................................................... 4 X 8 32 POINTS

$1,000 DONATED DURING THE CURRENT FISCAL YEAR ..........................................3 X (1000/100) 30 POINTS

$8,000 DONATED DURING THE MEMBER’S HISTORY ...............................................2 X (8000/100) 160 POINTS

$4,000 FSL PAYMENTS MADE DURINGTHE MEMBER’S HISTORY ...............................................2 X (4000/100) 80 POINTS

5 CONSECUTIVE YEARS OF PURCHASING SEASON TICKETS ................................................... 1 X 5 5 POINTS

TOTAL = 307 POINTS

BECOMING A MEMBERTo become a 49er Club member, simply visit www.charlotte49ers.com and click the 49er Club Home Page tab. Select Give Now and create an account if you do not already have one. Anyone who has given in the past will already have an account. For questions, please contact the Athletic Foundation at (704) 687-4950.

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THE 49ER CLUBFor the 6th straight year, annual donations to the Charlotte 49ers Athletic Foundation have surpassed $2 million, coming in at over 2.5 million.

Annual donations are received through four main entities: the Annual Giving Campaign, the Let Me Play Luncheon, the 49er Club Golf Outing and the Great Gold Rush Auction. The spring semester highlights the Athletic Foundation’s efforts. The 49er Club Golf Outing is traditionally held in April, the Great Gold Rush Auction is held in June and the Annual Giving Campaign concludes with the end of the fiscal year on June 30. Annual donations do not include monies raised through capital gifts or other restricted giving donations. Total contributions to the Athletic Foundation in 2018-2019 were $5.9 million.

49ER CLUB ANNUAL GIVING• Raised $1,378,016 in gifts to the Annual Fund.

• Received $680,093 through in-kind gifts including, but not limited to, lodging, food, paper, printing, medical and dental services.

• 1,650 individuals/companies made a gift to the Annual Giving Campaign and over 2,700 made a gift to any foundation fund.

• Ali Sherrill served as chair of this year’s annual fund drive.

SPECIAL EVENTS • Netted over $176,000 at the 15th Annual “Let Me Play”

Luncheon held in October at The Charlotte Convention Center. In its 14 years, this event has generated in excess of $1.9 million for our women’s athletics programs. Christine DeBiase, Chief Administrative Officer and General Counsel for Brighthouse Financial, served as chair and keynote speaker. Athletic Director Mike Hill announced the event would be renamed the Judy W. Rose Let Me Play Luncheon to honor its founder.

• Netted $75,000 at the 42nd Annual 49er Club Golf Outing presented by Mecklenburg Valve Source & Jani-King of Charlotte. The event was held in April at Pine Island Country Club. Chris Newsome served as chair for this year’s event, where 34 teams participated.

• Netted over $257,000 at the 36th Annual Great Gold Rush Auction held in June at the James H. Barnhardt Student Activity Center and Dale F. Halton Arena. Karen Reavis served as chair for this year’s event where more than 500 people bid on over 900 items in the silent and live auctions. Chartwells, A Division of The Compass Group, served as presenting sponsor.

• The Annual Green Jacket Reception was held at the home of Larry & Ginger Griffin. More than 200 donors attended the reception which was catered by Chartwells.

• The annual Endowment Donor Dinner was held at Quail Hollow Club to honor those who have made endowment gifts to the Athletic Foundation

• Conducted Coaches Caravan Tours in Hickory and Ballantyne.


2009 - 2010 ATHLETIC EXPENSE BUDGET

Salaries and Benefits - $4,456,972

Scholarships - $2,588,386

Travel - $1,823,598

Equipment - $472,211

Game Ops - $456,623

Contracted Services - $298,000

Officials - $287,250

Game Guarantees - $265,750

Meals / Food Products - $179,200

Facilities / Capital - $148,458

Communications - $145,300

Printing / Supplies - $142,970

Advertising / Promotion - $120,000

Subscriptions / Dues - $41,890

Use (Ticket) Tax - $16,343

Contingency / SAOF - $15,083

Athletic Fee - $22,553,590

Athletic Foundation - $2,492,722

NCAA / Conference - $2,232,850

Sponsorships - $1,500,000

Gate Receipts - $1,487,250

Guarantees - $1,015,000

Interest - $354,000

Endowment - $350,000

Parking - $100,000

2019 - 2020 ATHLETIC REVENUE BUDGET

Athletic Fee - $9,471,000

Gate Receipts - $549,750

Athletic Foundation - $502,782

Endowment - $307,000

Sponsorships - $288,000

NCAA / Conference - $285,502

Interest - $50,000

2009 - 2010 ATHLETIC REVENUE BUDGET

Salaries and Benefits - $12,329,054

Scholarships - $8,246,750

Travel - $4,012,063

Game Ops - $1,372,084

Equipment - $1,005,570

Contracted Services - $998,476

Meals / Food Products - $749,809

Game Guarantees - $674,000

Facilities / Capital - $612,250

Officials - $587,500

Subscriptions / Dues - $427,800

Contingency / SAOF - $331,520

Advertising / Promotion- $251,500

Printing / Supplies - $207,250

Communications - $171,892

Use (Ticket) Tax - $107,894

2019 - 2020 ATHLETIC EXPENSE BUDGET

EXPLOSIVE GROWTHWhen the Charlotte 49ers entered the decade, our Athletics program financially reflected that of a competitive Division I non-football institution. Compensation, scholarships and travel for the then 16-program department compared favorably to our colleagues in the Atlantic 10 Conference and across the Division I-AAA landscape. Almost 78% of all expenditures fell into one of those three aforementioned areas, with equipment, game operations and officiating also contributing in a significant way to the outflow. From a revenue perspective, the program relied heavily on the student athletic fee, as other contributing revenue made up only 18% of the projected needs.

A decade later has witnessed the full integration of an FBS football program, the addition of women’s golf to the 49ers’ offerings, and a significantly enhanced facilities landscape. The “big three” of compensation, scholarships and travel still make up almost three-quarters of all projected expenses, but significant investments in nutrition and meals, game guarantees, and facility operations have nudged themselves into the conversation during budget discussions.

Non-student fee support now makes up close to 30% of projected needs, reducing, as a percentage of revenue, the reliance on student support. Significant increases in conference and NCAA proceeds, as well as football game guarantees, ticket sales, sponsorships and foundation support have all combined to bolster the resources available to compete at the FBS level.

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ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS & FUNDSALAN WILSON HAYES, JR. MEN’S BASKETBALL SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift from Sadler and Debbie Barnhardt in honor of Sadler’s late cousin.

ANDREA & NATHAN HOWARD STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift from former softball player, Andrea Howard, and her husband Nathan.

ANONYMOUS SCHOLARSHIP made possible by an anonymous donor.

BELK ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FUND* made possible by a gift from the late Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Belk, the late Mr. and Mrs. John Belk and the late Mr. Tom Belk and his wife, Mrs. Katherine Belk.

BO & CAROLYN PROCTOR STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift from Bo and Carolyn Proctor.

BONNIE E. CONE ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP provided in memory of James B. and Mary W. Braswell by Kenneth B. Braswell.

CAROL GROTNES BELK ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FUND* made possible by a gift from the late Mr. Irwin Belk and his late wife, Carol Grotnes Belk.

CELIA & NICK LANEY STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP FUND made possible by gifts from friends of Celia Laney.

CHARLOTTE 49ERS BASEBALL ALUMNI SCHOLARSHIP made possible by gifts from former baseball players and friends of the program.

CHARLOTTE 49ERS GARCIA FAMILY FELLOWSHIP made possible by a gift from former men’s soccer players Gabe and Carlos Garcia and their parents, Carlos and Mary Garcia, in honor of their late sister, Jessica, and her love for children and education.

CHIP WAMPLER ATHLETICS DEVELOPMENT FUND made possible by a gift from Chip Wampler.

CHRISTINA & RAY CLARK STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift from Christina and Ray Clark.

CHUCK KISTLER SCHOLARSHIP FUND made possible by a gift from Charles Kistler.

COWHER FAMILY STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP FUND made possible by a gift from Mark Cowher.

CY BAHAKEL SCHOLARSHIP IN COMMUNICATIONS made possible by a gift from the late Mr. Cy Bahakel, Beverly Poston and Bahakel Communications, Inc. for a student-athlete majoring in communications.

DALE F. HALTON ATHLETICS DEVELOPMENT FUND made possible by a gift from Dale F. Halton.

DALE F. HALTON LET ME PLAY SCHOLARSHIP FUND made possible by a gift from John V. Moore and Lynn Ivey Moore along with many friends of Dale F. Halton.

DALE WARREN STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT FUND* made possible by a gift from Mr. Dale Warren.

DAVID DUNN FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift from David Dunn in honor of his father, Richard C. Dunn, his mother, Charlotte H. Dunn and his three children Katherine, Mary Margaret and Charlotte.

DONALD M. & RUTH D. MACKAY STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP FUND* made possible by a gift from Nick and Emily McEntire.

ELLISON CLARY & LINDA GALLEHUGH STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift from Ellison Clary and Linda Gallehugh.

ERATO-PREIK WOMEN’S SOCCER SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift from former women’s soccer player Dana Erato and her husband, Dr. Curtis Preik.

ERIC & KEM MILLER STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP FUND made possible by a gift from Eric and Kem Miller.

ERIK WALKER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND* made possible by a gift from Larry and Anne Walker.

FRANK E. (CHIP) WAMPLER, JR. STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift from Frank E. (Chip) Wampler, Jr.

GARY & MEG FLOUHOUSE STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP FUND made possible by a gift from Gary and Meg Flouhouse.

GENE & VICKIE JOHNSON ATHLETIC DEVELOPMENT FUND made possible by a gift from Gene and Vickie Johnson.

GINGER & BOB BULLOCK STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP FUND made possible by a gift from Ginger and Bob Bullock.

GREGG & MORGAN RODGERS STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift from Gregg and Morgan Rodgers.

HARVEY E. BROWN FAMILY STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift from Harvey Brown.

HENRY B. FOWLER MEN’S BASKETBALL SCHOLARSHIP FUND* made possible by a gift from Ms. Dale Halton, who established the scholarship in honor and in memory of her grandfather, the late Mr. Henry B. Fowler.

HULENE HILL STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift from Ms. Hulene Hill.

IRWIN BELK ATHLETICS DEVELOPMENT FUND made possible by a gift from the late Irwin Belk.

JACK & VADA BOARDMAN SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT* made possible by a gift from the late Ms. Vada Boardman, wife of the late Jack Boardman.

JACOB PHARES STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift from Jacob Phares.

JAMES R. NISBET TRACK SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift from Fred and Nancy Stubblefield.

JAMES H. & MARTHA WOODWARD STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift from Jim and Martha Woodward.

JEAN M. WHITTAKER & PAUL F. MCGURIE STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP FUND* made possible by a gift from William and Karen Whittaker.

JOHN BELK SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift from the estate of the late Mr. John Belk.

JOHN E. & JOHANNA E. HANEL STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift from Joe and Wanda Hanel.

JOHN CRANE ENDOWED GOLF SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift from the late Mr. John Crane and many of his friends in honor of John’s commitment to the golfing community.

JOHN L. GREEN JR. STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift from Mr. John K. Green, the son of the late Mr. John L. Green, Jr.

JOHN TESTA JR./TESTA WIRTH, INC. STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift from family, friends and business associates of the late Mr. John Testa.


ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS & FUNDS CONT’D

JON RICHARDSON FOOTBALL SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift from Jerry and Rosalind Richardson in honor of their late son, Jon Richardson.

JUDY WILKINS ROSE STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift from Judy and Ken Rose and many other friends, family and colleagues of Judy Rose in honor of Judy’s dedication to the Charlotte 49ers Athletic Program.

KAREN POPP DEVELOPMENT FUND made possible by former women’s basketball player, Karen Popp and M.C. Ragsdale.

KATHRYN M. & DENNIS N. BUNKER III ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift from Kathy and Dennis Bunker.

KENNETH ROSE STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift from Judy and Ken Rose and many other friends, family and colleagues of Judy Rose.

LARRY & GINGER GRIFFIN STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift from former men’s golf player Larry Griffin and his wife, Ginger.

LARRY & SYLVIA HYATT STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift from Larry and Sylvia Hyatt.

LINDA & BILL SWAYNE ATHLETICS DEVELOPMENT FUND made possible by a gift from Linda and Bill Swayne.

LOY HAWN WITHERSPOON ENDOWED ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift from Mr. Loy Witherspoon.

MARGIE K. LEDBETTER STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP FUND made possible by a gift from Mr. James Ledbetter in honor of his grandmother.

MARTHA PRICE/ROSE ERWIN STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP FUND*

made possible by a gift from Ms. Martha Price and the late Ms. Rose Erwin.

MICHAEL & KAREN REAVIS STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift from Michael and Karen Reavis.

MILDRED ENGLISH STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift from Ms. Mildred English.

MILDRED J. KNIGHT STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift from Dr. Marilyn Dotson in memory of her mother.

NANCY & FRED STUBBLEFIELD STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP FUND* made possible by a gift from Mr. and Mrs. Fred (Nancy) Stubblefield.

PAUL & ALMA BARRINGER STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP FUND made possible by a gift from Kelly Barringer.

PENNY BRAWLEY SCHOLARSHIP FUND* made possible by a gift from friends of the late Penny Brawley in honor of Penny’s commitment to the tennis community.

POOVEY STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift from Tony and Deborah Poovey.

PRICE-CASKIE FOOTBALL ENDOWMENT made possible by a gift from Craig Caskie.

RICH & CAREN BALLANTINE ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift from Rich and Caren Ballantine.

RICHARD & LINDA DUNN STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift from Richard and Linda Dunn.

RICK ZUBER MEN’S SOCCER STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift from Rick Zuber.

ROBERT E. AIKEN SCHOLARSHIP FUND made possible by a gift from Robert E. Aiken.

ROBERT M. BALL STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift from Mr. Robert M. Ball, Class of 1976 and a former member of the 49ers men’s basketball team.

RONALD S. & LUCY JENNINGS DAVISON STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT FUND* made possible by a gift from Mr. and Mrs. Ron (Lucy Jennings) Davison.

SADLER & DEBBIE BARNHARDT DEVELOPMENT FUND made possible by a gift from Sadler and Debbie Barnhardt.

SANDRA KISTLER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift from Charles Kistler in memory of his mother, Sandra Kistler.

SCOTT R. STORICK STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT FUND* made possible by a gift from Mr. Scott R. Storick.

SUSAN L. & MARK D. COLONE STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift from Mark & Susan Colone.

SUZANNE & CHIC HUBER SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift from Mr. and Mrs. Chic Huber.

TAMMIE & TIM BOYD STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift from a former softball player, Tammie Boyd, and her husband Tim.

T.D. WILKINS, JR. & MARTHA BRADLEY WILKINS SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift from Judy and Ken Rose in honor of Judy’s late father and mother.

THE BUFF SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift from Adam and Katey Parham.

THE COACH PHIL RATLIFF FOOTBALL SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift from an anonymous donor to honor the late football coach, Phil Ratliff.

THELMA & EARL B. CAVIN STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift from the late Earl and Thelma Cavin.

THOMAS S. & CYNTHIA B. MARSHALL STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift from Thomas and Cynthia Marshall.

THOMAS C. TURNER STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift from the late Mr. Thomas C. Turner, retired UNC Charlotte Professor of Accounting.

TOM & LIB PHILLIPS ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FUND made possible by a gift from Tom Phillips and the late Lib Phillips.

VICKIE & GENE JOHNSON STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift from Mr. and Mrs. Gene (Vickie) Johnson.

WIL E. BROOKS STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift from Mr. Wil E. Brooks.

W. J. BRASWELL BASKETBALL SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift from Billy Braswell in memory of his father, Bill “Braz” Braswell.

*Fund indicates multiple scholarships

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DONOR LISTINGThe Charlotte 49ers Athletic Foundation is the official fundraising arm of the Charlotte Athletics Department and provides funds for athletic scholarship and facilities for more than 400 student-athletes. Established in 1969, the Athletic Foundation has developed into a vitally important support group, pursuing excellence, integrity and pride in the university’s athletic program.

The Foundation sponsors the “Let Me Play” Luncheon in the fall, 49er Club Golf Outing each April and the Great Gold Rush Auction the first Saturday following Memorial Day. Friends of the 49ers and 49er

Club members are invited to plan for these three extremely successful and popular events. For more information on these events or to join the Athletic Foundation, please call (704) 687-4950.

Listed below and on the following pages are the 49er Club members whose combined contributions totaled more than $5.9 million during the past fiscal year, July 1, 2018 – June 30, 2019, both for athletic scholarships and facilities.

HERITAGE SOCIETY(ENDOWMENT DONORS)

Robert Aiken

Anonymous

Bahakel Communications & Beverly Poston

Robert M. Ball

Rich & Caren Ballantine

Sadler & Debbie Barnhardt

Kelly Barringer

John M.* & Claudia Belk*

Irwin Belk*

Katherine McKay Belk-Cook

Vada Boardman*

Tammie & Tim Boyd

Billy Braswell

Kenneth B. Braswell

Wil & Linda Brooks

Harvey Brown, Jr.

Bob & Ginger Bullock

Dennis & Kathryn Bunker

Earl* & Thelma* Cavin

Christina & Ray Clark

Ellison Clary & Linda Gallehugh

Mark & Susan Colone

Mark A. Cowher

John J. Crane*

Ronald S. & Lucy Davison

Shelia & Bob Dillon

Dr. Marilyn Dotson

David Dunn

Richard & Linda Dunn

Mildred & David English

Dana Erato & Dr. Curtis Preik

Gary & Meg Flouhouse

Carlos & Gabriel Garcia

John Keith Green

Larry A. & Ginger Griffin

Dale F. Halton

Joseph E. & Wanda Hanel

Hulene Dian Hill

Andrea & Nathan Howard

Chic & Suzanne Huber

Larry & Sylvia Hyatt

Gene & Vickie Johnson

Charles Kistler

Celia Laney

James Ledbetter

Thomas S. & Cynthia B.Marshall

Nick & Emily McEntire

Eric & Kem Miller

John V. & Lynn Ivey Moore

Adam & Katey Parham

Jacob Lee Phares

Tom & Lib Phillips

Tony & Debbie Poovey

F.C. & Carolyn Proctor

Karen Popp & M.C. Ragsdale

Martha Price & Rose Erwin*

Michael & Karen Reavis

Mr. Jerome J. Richardson

Greg & Morgan Rodgers

Judy W. Rose

Ken Rose

Peggy Smith

Scott Storick

Fred Stubblefield, Jr.

Linda & Bill Swayne

Thomas C. Turner*

Larry J. & Anne Walker

Frank E. (Chip) Wampler

Dale J. Warren

Wells Fargo

William & Karen Whittaker

John S. Testa, Jr.*/Testa & Wirth

Chancellor Emeritus & Mrs. Jim Woodward

Rick Zuber

CAPITAL SOCIETY(CAPITAL GIFTS)

Anonymous

Balfour Beatty Construction

Bank of America

Eleanor & James Barnhardt Foundation

Bass Pro Shops, Inc.

Irwin Belk*

Marjorie Benbow & Hector Henry*

Blumenthal Foundation

Bovis Lend Lease, Inc.

Cannon Foundation

Coca-Cola Consolidated

Concord Mills, Inc.

Crowder Construction

Aaron Curry

The Daughtridge Family

J.B. & Jeff Davis

Dee & Rick Ray Foundation

Dickson Foundation

Betty Doster

D. Hunter Edwards Jr.

Mark Erwin

Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm E. Everett

Mary Liz Francis

Dale F. Halton

Mr. David L. Hauser

Mrs. Robert G. Hayes*

Robert F. Hull, Jr.

Ind-Com Electric Company

Dale Jarrett

Kelley Jarrett

Jeff Mullins Locker Room

Jeff Kane & Pat Nowak

Keffer Automotive

Robbie & Jill Lewis

Johannes & Candice Lopez

Luquire George Andrews

Steve Luquire

Hugh McColl

Tom & Lib Phillips


Joe & Chris Price

Rodgers Builders, Inc.


Judy & Ken Rose

Harry L. (Bud) Rosenbaum

Felix Sabates

Laura A. Schulte

Bertram Scott

Ruth & Colin Shaw

Signature Sports Group, Inc.

SteelFab

Fred & Nancy Stubblefield, Jr.

Fred Stubblefield III

Stubblefield Foundation Inc.

The Mills Corporation

The Shelton Foundation

The Trexler Foundation & James Henry Trexler

Transamerica Occidental Life

Wells Fargo

Michael L. Wilson

C.N. (Bud) Witherspoon

GOLDEN SCHOLARSHIP ($12,500+)

Robert Aiken

Glenn & Rhonda Beckworth

Brighthouse Services, LLC

Carolinas Medical Center University

Charlotte Knights Baseball

Coca-Cola Consolidated

Compass Group

Mark & Susan Doughton

Joseph & Wanda Hanel

Hilton University Place

Irwin Belk Estate

Gene & Vickie Johnson

Robbie & Jill Lewis

Johannes & Candice Lopez

Mechanical Systems & Services, Inc.

Nike, Inc.

Nyborg Logistics


Southeast Industrial Equipment

Linda E. & Bill Swayne

Thomas Turner Estate

Adam & Jan Thomas

Wells Fargo Championship

COACHES’ CIRCLE ($8,500-$12,499)

Kenneth B. Braswell

Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Bruce Jr.

Rick & La Donna Dobson

East Coast Wings Corporation

Ernst & Young LLP

David & Angie Gay

John Keven Griffith & Carol Catherine Lekan

Dale Halton

Timothy N. Hunt

Mark G. Lombardi

Matthew John Messina

Eric & Kem Miller

Milliman

Joe and Chris Price

Michael & Karen Reavis

Ron & Terri Richards

The Mariam & Robert Hayes Charitable Trust

GOLDEN ADVANTAGE ($5,000-$8,499)

Ronald V. & Katherine H. Almond

Dr. Luke Bennett

Mr. Howard C. Bissell

Steve & Kelleigh Bland

Tanis & William Bowles

Jeff Bridgeman

Craig R. Brown

Harvey E. Brown Jr.

Phil Capling

Ann H. Carson

Boyd & Bo Cauble

CDP, Inc.

Charlotte Research Institute

Coastal Mortgage Services

Tim Crist

Bill & Pam Crowder

D F Halton Foundation Inc.

Mark R. Davenport

Bryan A. Delaney

Donald James Diffendorf

Shelia & Bob Dillon

Dr. Michael Dockery

Dana Erato & Curtis Preik


Dr. James Fleischli

Patsy & Brooks Frazier

Dinsmore Glenn III

Phil & Kim Guy

Roscoe & Simmi Hanner

Will & Emily Healy

Honda Cars of Concord

Robert F. Hull Jr.

William R. Hutaff III

Larry & Sylvia Hyatt

R. Joseph Jackson

Dr. Robert Jones

Charles William Kistler

Alison R. Lacy Sherrill

Larry & Jean Leonard

Carol Lowe

Marburger Automotive Group

Dr. Anthony W. Martin

Stephen D. McLaughlin

Kim Braswell McPhail

Jay & Lee Ann Miller

Moore & Van Allen PLLC

Joseph L. Noe

Pat & Judy Palmquist

Parks Chevrolet

Jessie & Trevor Parris

Picasso’s Sports Cafe

Martha Price

Michael K. Pugh

Walter & Pamela Putnam

David R. Ravin

Jeffrey Reasons

Rodgers Builders

Eric Rohr

Ron & Tara Sanchez

James A. Schumacher

Charles & Cindy Simms

Bryan & Sandy Starnes

Lindsey Starnes

Jeff & Sandra Stewart

Susan Daughtridge & Paul Streib

George Swygert

Ticket Return

Greg & Wendy Tucker

University Eye Associates O.D.

University Volvo

Ward Vessel & Exchanger

Reid & Mary Ellen Wilkerson

Michael L. Wilson

Winston & Strawn LLP

GOLDEN PLUS ($2,500-$4,999)

J. Murrey Atkins Jr.

Kelly B. Barringer

Ryan Patrick Beckman

Harold & Kim Blackwelder

James & Vivian Boylan

Billy Braswell

Kevin & Brenda Brewer

Eric & Patricia Brown

Dennis & Kathryn Bunker

Burke Communications

Cabarrus Country Club

Myron & Dorothy Caldwell

Dr. Joe H. Camp

Joe Campbell

Dr. Reid Chaney

Charlotte Hornets Foundation

James W. Chuber

Kay & Joseph Click

Michael C. Cole

Jeffrey & Ashlyn Corley

Mr. Michael D. Cortese

Misty Cowan-Hathcock

Todd Crowley DDS

Kevin R. Crutchfield

Ronald & Lucy Davison

Mr. Edward DeStefani

Susan D. Devore

Roger L. Dick

Dr. Marilyn K. Dotson

Chancellor Phil L. Dubois

Brian Duggan

Edifice

Larry & Debbie Ferguson

Sean M. Flynn

Deitra Dean Foody & Paul J. Foody

Foundation Cabling Corp.

Foundation For The Carolinas

Edward M. Freeberg

Marilyn & Jim Gallagher

Carlos & Gabriel Garcia

Lisa & Frank Hardee

Kevin Hedspeth

Houston Helms

Hendrick Motorsports

Jeff Hester

Mike Hill and Jessica James-Hill

Mitchell Clark Hodgkiss

Brett Houston

Andrea Wilkerson Howard

Bruce L. James

Bill & Lucy Jones

Keffer Hyundai

Doug & Sara Kull

Celia Laney & Lisa Laney Smith

Barbara J. Little

Krista & Michael E. Long

Brian & Maya Love

Gregory Denard Massey

Mr. Hugh McColl Jr.

John McDonough

Mecklenburg Valve Source

MetroTech Automotive

Bill & Katharina Mumford

Mark S. Nantz

Randy & Wendy Peterson

Jacob Lee Phares

F.C. & Carolyn Proctor Jr.

R. E. Mason Company

Judy A. Reed

Michael S. Richardson

Rocky River Golf Club at Concord

Patricia A. Rodgers

Judy & Ken Rose

Dr. & Mrs. Jay G. Selle

Signature Consultants

Smith Turf & Irrigation

Eric & Jennifer Steigerwalt

SunTrust Bank

Moses P. Talluri

The Byrd Agency Inc.

The Charlotte Observer

TIAA

UNC Charlotte College of Engineering

Larry J. Walker

Keith & Diane Wassum

Don & Marcia Watson

Kyle E. Watson

Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.

Carol & Lee White

Lauren Wintz

Arthur L. Zillante

Rick Zuber

GREEN JACKET $1,500-$2,499)

Air Production & Service, Inc.

Alfred Williams

Bill & Mary Andrews

Atkins Library

AutoBell

Glenn & Susan Bailey

Sadler & Debbie Barnhardt

Ben Basinger

Charles & Pamela Beam

Todd & Stephanie Beavers

Jim Benton

Ken & Tracey Bernardo

Don & Sharon Bickel

Mr. David Glen Black

Blue Dot Readi-Mix

James L. Boger Jr.

Allan & Robin Bornkamp

Rob Bowlin

Bob & Debbie Brannan

Keith Britt

Kevin Brown

Lynn R. Brown

Willis Lee Brown

Robert H. Bullock

Richard J. Buttimer Jr.

William David Bynum II

Ed & Ann Cannon

Bill Carson

Hugh W. Carter

Barry R. Chambers

Dennis & Bonnie Champion

Charlotte Touchdown Club

Darius R. Chase

Peggy & Ken Cherry

Bo L. Chriscoe

Ellison Clary & Linda Gallehugh

Alan & Heather Cochrane

Adam Coe

Joseph P. Cohen

Stephen & Meredith Collie

Cara Consuegra

Kevin Corl

Steven P. Cosby

CPI Security Systems

Calvin H. Craig

Brad Craven

James Crosby

Gary Grant Daemer

Dane Construction

John C. Deal

Deloitte Services LP

Craig A. Depken II

Thomas J. DeVries

Todd & Danielle Drye

Richard G. Dunn

Eleanor & James Barnhardt Foundation

EMH&T

Enterprise Holdings Foundation

EPIC

Mac & Andy Everett

Jim Farmer

Susan & Allen Farmer

Roy Fielding

Gary & Meg Flouhouse

Christopher J. Flynn

Richard Fry

William Jeffrey Furr

Ivan & Gayle Gay

Joel A. Gilland

Amanda Gleason

Claudia J. Goppold

Travis Roseman Gordon

James Bradley Greene

Larry A. Griffin

Christopher Ryan Guin

Matthew & Sharon Hagler

Christopher D. Hallman

Todd Harrington

Bradley G. Harris

Mary Kim Harris

Heede Southeast

Susan C. Heffron

Hess Tires & Auto Service

James E. Jr. & Nancy D. Hill

Tracey & Noel Hill

James Hoppa

John P. Howard

Chic Huber

Tiffany & William Hughes

Fred Hunter & Joyce Southern

John & Maria Huson

Samuel & Candace Hylton

Melissa Ann Ide

Shirley & Al Inscoe

Jenkins-Peer Architects

Jocks & Jills Sports Bar

James T. Jones

James H. Killian

Dennis Kimes

Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc.

H. Joe King Jr.

R. E. Kizer Jr.

Mike & Jennifer Knapp

David & Marie Knox CPA

Donnie & Masherrill Koonce

Lanier/Van Sickle Construction Services Inc.

Jeffrey B. Leak

Craig Barzillie Ledbetter

James S. Ledbetter

Sharon Ledbetter

Brian Leftwich

Matthew & Teresa Liska

Tommy & Cathy Lyons

Mr. William MacLellan

Dr. & Mrs. David L. Magee

Vincent A. Marcello Jr.

Thomas S. & Cynthia B. Marshall

Demond & Kia Martin

Richard Allen Marx

Linda Maxwell

John McArthur Jr.

John McCurdy

Dennis & Kaye McGarry

Jan & Bob McGrath

Robert & Amanda McKinzie

Beth Hardin & Geoff McLaughlin

Scott Kenneth McNeice

Stephen Hayes Meeks

Paul & Phyllis Merritt

Doug & Linda Miles

Robert Mills

Rick Mitchell

DONOR LISTING CONT’D

20 Charlotte 49ers

Robert & Beth Monaghan

Alecia & Wiley Moore

Charles & Connie Morgan

Cameron R. Mullins

Jeff & Candy Mullins

Chris & Marie Newsome

Tim O’Connell

Mary Ann O’Connor

Alan & Theresa Pearlman

Tom Phillips

Mary Claudia Belk Pilon

Frank Pippin

Scott L. Poff

Tony & Debbie Poovey

Protronix Group

Beverly Pugh

Teresa B. Putnam

John W. Pyrtle

Ramey Kemp & Associates

Terry & Jo Ann Reed

Eric W. Reichard

Rick & Julie Robbins

Kent Roberts

John & Elizabeth Rose

John R. Rosental

Gregory Ross

Mary Ann Rouse

Benjamin Russo

Felix S. Sabates

Steven & Anita Sabol

Christopher L. Sallee

Dave & Karna Schantz

Karl & Rachel Schul

Norm & Marianne Schul

John H. Sequeira

Bill Sparger

Kyle J. Stillson

Carol Ogden Stivender

Jonathan D. Stokes

Sunbelt Rentals

Brian D. Swilling

Larry Dwaine Swink

Luke W. Teague

The Dickson Foundation

The Dowd Foundation Inc.

Deborah & Michael Thornton

T.J. Tison

UNC Charlotte Center City

UNC Charlotte Department of Music

Charles Patrick Utz

Jon Vandergrift

Joey Walker

David & Juliane Walsh

Steve & Cathy Wangerin

Dale J. Warren

Brett L. Waters

H. E. Weeks Jr.

Kristin Elaine White

Richard F. Whitfield

William & Karen Whittaker

Lucian D. Wilhelm

David T. Williams

Richard F. Williams

Peter & Rhonda Anne Wirth

Karen D. Wood

Bryan L. Woody

Teross W. Young Jr.

GOLD NUGGET ($500-$1,499)

John Adams

Richard W. Addis Jr.

Mr. Louis Andre III

Ashley & Grant Armistead

Stephen S. Ashley

J. W. & Viviane Avant

Michael Babb

Mr. & Mrs. James G. Babb Jr.

Yamilka Baez-Rivera

Kevin Bailey

Amy L. Baker

Kim S. Balkcum

Bank of America

John & LeAnda Barnard

Daniel & Jenny Barnes

Domonique & Alan Barnes

Justin Barnes

Reggie Barnes

Jana & Jason Barnhill

George B. Barrett

Geoffrey A. & Alicia B. Bartosch

Austin Batse

Jennifer Nicole Beam

Janice G. Beatty-Hendley

Donna Bialosky

Mark & Karen Blackwelder

Eddie Blanton

Rosalie L. Blumenthal

Kristen Megan Bowen

Gary Moseley Boyd

Tammie Ford Boyd

Margaret & Jim Brewer

Calvin V. Brock

Dee Nichols Buckminster

Betty Burns

David Ray Burton

Amy Byrd

Graylan and Nikki D. Byrd

Richard & Kelly Byrd

Darrin R. Cardwell

J. Matthew Cavalline

Robert J. Cerosky

Chip M. Church

Timothy S. Church

David M. Cline

Tim Collie

John E. Connaughton

James R. Connors

Tracy Corbett

Corporate Security and Fire

Systems, LLC

Carol Crouse

Chip Crumpler Jr

Fieldin Culbreth

Richard E. Culler

Daniel P. Cusick

James Edward & Jennie Davis

Thomas Eric Davis

Richard Day

Christine M. Debiase

Aimee & Dan DeVos

Dena R. Diorio

DonateWell General Fund

Erica & Kevin Donnalley

Betty Doster

Lee W. Dunning

Jim Patrick Durning

Harold William Dye

Renita P. Eason

Jarrod Lee Eudy

John W. Fanning

Nick Farinella

Michael Faulkenbury

Lisa Featherngill

Robert & Le Ann Fenton

Sid & Beverly Foushee

Ross Fowler

Chet T. Foy

Jimmy D. Froneberger

Christopher & Lori Fuller

Jennifer Galecki

Lucinda B. Gantt

Michael J. Gardner

Bob & Elsie Garner

Kirk T. Gavel

John W. George

Butch Gilbert

John H. Gilbert IV & Ashley G. Gilbert

Dr. Tehia Starker Glass

Todd & Angela Graden

Todd Greene

Aaron P. Griffith

Aaron & Pam Griffith

Richard Guffy

Phil & Liz Hains

Patrick Hairston

Quinton Bryon & Courtney Hamlett

Kenneth Haney

Hargett Electric Company

Jeff M. Hartlage

Kevin E. Harward

Michael G. Harwood

Mr. & Mrs. James A. Hayes III

Richard Alden Henly

Charles R. Hodge

Sam Hofmann

Justin Matlock Houston

Tiffany G. Howard

Wayne M. Hoyle

Doug & Martha Hughes

Michael Hummer

Kevin & Debra Hursey

Brian & Charles Hyndman

Mark C. Isaacs

Lynn Ivey Moore

George Jackson

Daniel Alan Jacobs

Hope Jamil

Ms. Magda Jezovicova

Cynthia Wolf Johnson

Kevin Scott Johnson

Matthew W. Johnson

Edward A. Jones

Frank & Carol Jones

Jeanneine P. Jones

Billy Joy Jr.

Charles S. Kaufman

Kenneth S. Keenan

Brittany Kicklighter

Jeffery S. King

Reginald M. Kitchens

Christ Koconis M.D.

Michael & Paige Ladd

Brad & Angie Lambert

LandDesign

David Lawwill

John D. Leadingham

Fred N. Liles

Joan F. Lorden

Jon Lotti, P.E.

Bradley J. Lucas

Steve Lundberg

William F. Lynch Jr.

M V Momentum Construction

Richard Martin

Jonathan Bradley Massey

Philip Harold Mattox

Mike & Sherry Mayberry

Mayer Brown LLP

Mrs. Martha Ann Brawley McConnell

Brady S. McKenzie

Jay McKinney

John D. McKinney

Michael L. McLamb

Michael & Catherine McLaurin

Tim Mead

Robert Lee Medlin

Tom L. Michael

A. Craig Mintz

Tom Miralia

William T. Mitchell II

Robert Haywood Mizell

Shane Montgomery

Chris & Lauren Moore

Robert E. Moore

Bill & Jennie Morrison

Amy & Rob Morse

Edward & Janet Morse

Andrew Muller

Walter H. Neely III

Allison & Stephen Nelson

Larry W. Newsom

Tip Nicholson

Alice D. Nolen

Ms. Kelsie Ormsby

Rick & Wanda Osborne

Sheri D. Palomaki

James Adam Parham

Ellen W. Parker

Mary Payne

Ronald Lee Payne

Deran and Van Pennington

David J. Pfleeger


Power Drives

Kevin & Katie Powers

Carrol Diane Proffitt

Carrie Radford

Karen L. Reddick

Doug, Laura, Will & Betsy Reece

Ann Martha Reed

Nick & Betsy Rhodes

Jerry C. Ritchie

James Rizzo

Allison & Landon Roach

Robinson Bradshaw & Hinson P.A.

Mr. Collin Sinclair Robinson Jr.

Gregg & Morgan Rodgers

Walter L. Rogers Jr.

Lee & Eleanor Rose

Nicki Lynn Ross

Gary L. Rosser

David & Margaret Rudisill

Patricia & Scott Sarvis

Jerry Dean Savage

William R. Schaffner

Stanley Eugene Scott

Vic Sfera

Merle D. Sharick

Johnathan & Carmen Shaw

Dr. Ruth G. Shaw

John Sink



Craig W. Smith III

David Aaron Smith

Guy & Carla Smith

Adam Snell

Ron & Jill Stallings

Stephen & Stephanie Steiger

Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Stein

Douglas Stephan

Neil & Lauren Stikeleather

Nancy & Norman Stone

Scott Storick

A. Frank Suddreth

Kevin & Patricia Sweeney

Jason Kyle Tacia

Richard Allen Tankersley

Sarah Mattraw Tanner

M. Wayne Thomas

Marlon A. Thomas

Nicholas A. Tomlin

Savio V. Tran

Cory D. Treadaway

Jeremy S. & Melissa M. Treadaway

Louis A. Trosch Sr.

UNC Charlotte Graduate School

Joe & Kim Vaccaro

John B. Vance

Milton Walker

Jason Brandon Wall

Chip Wampler

Allen P. Watson

Kelly Andrews Weatherman

Charles L. Webber

Mike & Jennifer Weeks

Rebecca Whitener

Tom & Kim Whitestone

Donald Lee Whittemore

Frances F. Williams

Lindsey Renee Williford

John T. Wilson

Justin M. Wilson

Mark Windle

Dr. & Mrs. James H. Woodward

Brent M. Younts

Timothy Younts

FORTY-NINER ($250-$499)

Jason & Kristy Abernethy

Deana Adams

G. Stanton Adams

Denice F. Adkins

Holly Alexander

Clifton Keith Allen Jr.

Shelby Lee Allen

Thomas Amann

Jason Daniel Andrade

Kimberly G. Andrews

Melanie & William Ashe

Stacey R. Ashton

Craig Austin

Brandon Aycock

Brenda J. Bailey

Jeremy W. Bailey

Robert D. Bair

Allen & Kim Baker

Debra Kilby Baker

Mac Baker

Ballantyne Insurance Group

James A. & Joan A. Ballard

Michael & Patricia Bare

John Glenn Barkanic

Steven Barnes

Marvin W. Barrier Jr.

Steve & Donna Barringer

Ani Bashian

Drew Baucom

Brian Gregory Bauldrick

Arthur Beaty Jr.

Beau Brown Enterprises Inc.

Ganasham Tony Beerbhajan

Michael R. Beigay

Robin W. Bennett

Craig & Donna Berlin

Chris & Linda Biggers

Scott and Julie Bingler

Alan C. Black

Josh & Sarah Black

Carol K. Bondy

Andrew Booksh

Christopher S. Boukedes

Trevor J. Bourque

Andy Bovender

Benny Don Bowers

Lowell T. Boyd

William Tyler Boyles

Kim Santos Bradley

Tamika N. Brandon

Adam Mark Bridgers

Mr. Scott Briggs

Mark W. Britt

Matthew & Angela Brown

Pam M. Brown

Michael Blair Bryant

Geoffrey C. Burdick

Michael C. & Sherry M.

Bynum

Mike Byrd

Ryan Willis Cabbage

Ed & Jeani Cameron

James C. Camp

David Campbell

Matthew T. Campbell

Matthew R. Canfield

Joanne G. Carman

Aaron Daniel & Jennifer

Carpenter

Donna Carpenter

Nathan Carpenter

William A. Carrouthers

Truex Vail Carter

Brett T. Casey

Randall & Vicki Cauble

Michael & Michelle Childers

Greg Childress

Steven R. Christopher

Anthony & Victoria Ciresi

Stephen L. Clark

Jonathan H. Clayton

Robert W. Clowers

David Coble

Kellie Lewis & David Coble

Elizabeth & Philip Colcord

Daniel & Carolyn Collins

Conder Flag Company

Jason David Conner

Kendra Alise Cooks

Brian Matthew Cox

Michael & Margaret Cox

Mr. Thomas Harold Cox Jr.

Drema Dawn Craft

David F. Cranford

David W. Craven Jr.

Christopher G. Creamer

Edward T. Creech

Robert & Cherita Cromer

Kenneth T. Crump

Michael L. Curry Jr.

Lynn S. Dalton

Paul Davidson

Matthew Stephen Decker

Jeffrey M. Deese

Mike Dellinger

Gregory & Amy Denning

Anne Denton

Mr. Justin Derby

Richard E. DeRhodes

Mr. Stephen Joseph DeStefani

James K. Devane

Daniel DeWeese

Paul R. Dibble

Dilworth Mattress Company

Perry D. DiMarco

John Robert Dimier Jr.

Peter Dineen

Scott Dixon

Stephanie & Matthew Dobler

Douglas Doby

Seamus M. Donaldson

Shannon Donnelly

George H. Dow

Mark Powell Dow

Scott & Erin Dowd

Dr. Matthew Leighton Draughon

Hyacinth V. Drummond

Steven P. Duis

Jordan Shore Dull

Ronnie & Mary Durham

Lorraine M. Eason

Adam Hunter Eberhart

Steven Eugene Eddy

Paula Jane Edmund

Nicholas & Kelly Entas

Timothy James Ernst

Leila Taratus Evans

Brian Gregory Fay

Nevin Fay

Jason & Jenn Feltis

Stephanie K. Feltis

Cynthia & Christyn Fertenbaugh

Dustin Foley

Scott & Amanda Fortin

William L. Fortner Jr.

James Foster

Theresa Lynn Foust

Joe Franco

Greg & Kathleen Francus

Deta’ Franks

Charles O. Frederick

Mr. William P. Frey III

Frank J. Gammon

Christine Johnson Gannon

Michael Martin Ganzert Jr.

Denny Gappens

Tremaine Gardiner

Drue W. Garrison

Amanda & Jason Garvin

Jeffrey G. Gass

Larry Ronald Geddings Jr.

Susan & Travis Gehrke

Cameron George

Mr. James Russell Gibson Jr.

Rodney & Melody Gibson

Sonja Gibson

Milton Heath Gilbert Jr.

Kenneth D. Gilmore

Richard Givens

Brett Glovier

Robert J. & Linda R. Glusenkamp

Michael O. Goins

Rick & Connie Gordon

Rodney Franklin Graves

Pete & Dominique Greve

Mr. Michael J. Greveling

Neal Griffin III

Richard Grimstad

David T. Hall

Seldon Paul Hamilton

Kevin Harbin

Jeffrey K. Harding

Bill D. Hardister Jr.

Stephen C. Hardister

Amber Harrison

Andrew & Gina Hartman

Mr. David L. Hauser

Richard & Linda Hayes

Marcus A. Haynes

James L. Helf

Karen A. Helms

Carl L. Hendricks

Randall L. Henion

Randy C. Herrin

Sherri Heyward

James R. & Donna G. Hildreth

Chris & Amy Hill

Jeffry Scott Hill

Virginia Hill & C. Hill

David & Cathy Holland

H. Clark Holmes Jr.

Stanely J. Homenick

Matthew Horner

Paul B. Horner IV

John L. Hovis

Robert Chris Hudson

Michael & Sandra Humphrey

Kevin & Holly Hunt

Robert Brenton Huskey

John S. Iafrate

Matthew Thomas Indovina

Infinity’s End Inc.

Richard Alan Ingle

David Ray Isenhour

Alan Russell Isley

Hollie Marie Isom

John Robert Jackson

Howard J. Jacobs

Christopher P. & Sherrie James

Clint A. James

Dale Jarrett

Kelley Jarrett

Jeffrey M. Jennings

Clifton C. & Mariana V. Jensen

Gregg Jensen

Jody Jessup

Donna L. Job

Jonathan Eric Johnson

Robert L. Johnson

Dana H. Jones

Evadne A. Jones

Jason Allen Jordan

Keith Harris Joye

Donna P. Julian

Chelsey Kane

Martin & Cheryl Kane


22 Charlotte 49ers

Penelope G. Karagounis

Krystal Kaufman

David W. Keller

Joel Alan Kepley

James H. Killian Sr.

Kevin T. King

Michael P. Kiser

J. Vaughn Klutts Jr.

Eric E. Knesel

John A. Knuckles

Angela L. Koch

Bradley P. Konawalik

Charles B. Kraus Jr.

Keith & Julie Kroehler

Lou Ann L. Lamb

Norman Keith Lamb

Marian S. Lambert

Trevor Lambert

Ginette Lapierre

Justin Corey LaRoche

Ralph V. Larosa

Lyle Lashmit

Dennis H. Lassiter

Darius D. Law

Brian James Lawing

Robert A. Ledwell Jr.

Charles Lee

Marlon Lance Lefevre

Brad & Adrienne Lewis

Virginia McCuen Lewis

Lester F. Linthicum Jr.

Taylor L. Little

Terry Armstrong Loeb

Christopher B. Long

Dustin Long

Brandon & Wendi Lovelace

Richard Alan Lovette

Christin Rose Lukehart

LVS Construction Services

Dr. James E. Lyons

David & Jane MacKay

Jeanne L. Madorin

Susan B. Manning

John W. Mark

Tim Mayes

Gerald Mays

Steven McCachren

Michael J. McCarter

William J. McCoy

Ryan & Lauri McDaniels

Andy & Jennifer McDonald

Nick & Emily McEntire

Michael A. McKinney

Kevin McLemore

David W. McNeish

Bob & Sue Mellnik

Anthony Sendy Mendez

Scott & Ashley Miles

Jake C. Miller

Michael E. Miller

Timothy M. Mills

Melinda Minessale

Gregory L. Mixon

Meg & Kelly Moore

Michael R. Morton

Mark Munday

Frances Ruth Mundy

Stephen Murdock

Ann Murphy

Robert D. Murr

Matthew Gordon Murrow

Gregg Nantz

Brett Andrew Netzer

Sean Bradley Newton

Caleb H. Nolley III

Jeremiah Norberg

Jonathan & Laurie Norman

Robert J. & Cynthia Olesen

Robert V. Osteen

Albert C. Outlaw Jr.

Dana L. Overby

Nicholas Mike Pappas

James Neil Parks

Wendel M. Parks

Tim & Linda Parrott

Casey John Paver

Marcia C. Payne

Michael A. Pearson

Pembroke Veterinary Hospital

Michael Pennington

Deborah P. Perez

Stephen R. Philpott

Thomas Pirt

Mr. Michael Player

Scott & Lindsey Plunkett

Scott Porter

Nick Pourasef

Johnny L. & Deborah S. Presson

James L. Price

Julie Prudhomme

Jeffrey L. Pugh

Justin Adam Quantz

Jayaraman Raja

Mike & Paige Rankin

Betty Rash

Robin Reavis

Matthew S. Reuther

Daniel & Miryam Revilla

Dan & Beth Reynolds

Deborah H. Rice

Erik Thomas Riegel

Benjamin L. & Judith B. Roach

Mr. & Mrs. Russell M. Robinson II

Sean M. Robinson

Robert W. Rock

James E. Rogers

Jeffrey P. Rogers

Tony & Kasey Rolfes

Rose Chauffeured Transportation Ltd.

Brian William Rosenfeld

Christina & Donna Rowland

Todd Royals

Christopher Paul Rudar

Ronald G. Rule

John R. Sample

Larry Samuels

David B. Sanders

Mike Sass

Daniel V. Saunders

Charles Mac Sawyer

Edwin T. Schlichter

Susan & Alan Schwint

Chris D. Seaford

Brian Sette

Nathan Shaffer

Eric Shanks

Ginny Shaw

Dan & Lee Shearer

Todd Sheets

James H. Shipley

Corbin & Regan Shive

Andy & Beth Shook

Dr. Rebecca Ann Shore

Brent Anthony Sigmon

Geoff & Sherrie Silverstein

Christopher Ray Sink

Jonathan W. Sink

Lauren Link Sloan

Andrew Clinton Smith

D. Edward Smith

Douglas Phillip Smith

Franklin R. Smith Jr.

Jeff & Carla Smith

Ross Everett Smith

Travis O. Smith

John M. Snelsire

Deems & Stephanie Southard

Southside Constructors

Darin & Kathy Spease

Wayne & Lisa Starnes

Mr. Steven Carlton Steele

Kevin & Lisa Stephens

William B. Stiller

William N. Stitt

Travis Alan Stowers

Rick L. Strickland

Mrs. Christy A. Stromska

Daniel F. Sullivan

Carrie Leigh Sutton

Stephen D. Sweetser

Cullie M. Tarleton

Anthony David Tennent

Brooks K. Terrell

Herman E. Thomas

Cory M. Tilton

Gary Allen Tolbert

TopGolf

James N. & Kelley Touchstone

Caleb Ray Truitt

Jillian Melissa Tsioumas

Jeff & Jan Turpin

Rocky and Cammie Tysinger

UNC Charlotte Office of International Programs

Lori Van Auken

Dorothy Vick

William D. Voncanon III

Joanna C. Wade

Brent M. Wagner

Sharon Walker

William James Walsh

Keith A. Waltz

Elizabeth A. Watkins

Ashton Bryan Watson

Jamin L. Watson

Jane Lee Watson

Jared J. Waugh

Waverly Inn

Erin & Chris Webber

Kevin M. Weir

Andy & Karla Wheeler

Steve Alexander White

Randy & Stephanie Wieck

Ernest B. Williams Jr.

Jason H. Williams

Laura Hope Demski Williams

Sheri Lynn Williams

Jacob C. Willis

Christopher Barr Wilson

A. K. Winget

Lana G. Woodson

Wright Roller Company

Leigh & David Wright

Charles Yett

MINER ($150-$249)

Susan & Richard Abernethy

Mr. Kristopher John Amstutz

Harry D. Anderson

Tamara Marie Anderson

Stefanos Arethas

Kimber S. Arrington

Andrew D. Baker

Jeffrey Allen Baker

John A. Beall

Thomas Beckvermit

Juli R. Black

William C. Bracken

Eric M. Brinson

Anne E. Brown

Tripp & Josie Bulla

Jermaine & Robin Lamont Burns

Derek N. Caldwell

Jean Carney

Laurence A. Cobb

Cody Coleman

Mark & Susan Colone

Sherry S. Connor

John Michael Cullen

Susan M. Cunningham

Christine Reed Davis

Michael A. Davis

Diana F. Faison

Perry B. Foggie

Four Seasons Property Management

Scott & Kathy Gillespie

Eddie & Carol Goodall

David M. Grant

Harold Edward Grubbs II

Michelle E. Guobadia

Michael C. Hall

Andrew Harver

John M. Harwell

Patrick Hayes

David M. Hinkle

Milton H. Hogan

I. Nathaniel Howard III

Rebekah Howell Blake

Jeff & Jodi Jennings

Ashley R. Kelly

Jonathan Allen Kittel

James Lally

Ted E. Lide III

Daniel Scott Lonon

Ms. Danielle Renae Mayeaux

Joel C. McCrory

Tina McEntire

Tamika Rachelle Mackey McSweeney

Adam J. Mead

Elena Mele

Lisa Lindsay Moore

Dr. Karen Denise Morgan

Jennifer R. Nichols

Tonya Phifer

Myra Doster Poche

Matthew Richardson

Daron L. Robinson Jr.

David Rogers

Kelly D. Scott

Brian & Brandy Shue

William D. Shuford Jr.

Karen D. Shugart




Spencer & Mary Singleton

Jeff & Katherine Smith

Emily A. Stephenson-Green

David Stewart

Gary W. Stinnett

Ms. Dee Stokes

Ruth Hanna Strong

Jay-Michael Sutton

Christopher Thomasson

Kyle J. & Sireesha Thompson

Ronald K. Vance

Mark & Meriale Verburg

Michael G. & Barbara Washington

James Patrick Whelan Jr.

Aaron Van Wilhite

Sharon K. Wilkerson

Nancy L. Williams

Steve & Joyce Wilson

Alicia Nicole Woods

Phyllis Zanghi

GOLD DUST ($49-$149)

Lyndon Abrams

Susan J. Addison

Pamela R. Aiken

Jerry Lewis Akins

Mario M. Albano

Tom Alligood

Sally J. Almason

Joanne Aluka-White

George A. Alyateem

AmazonSmile Foundation

Randal & Melissa Anderson

Jill Andrews

Marcy A. Arnold

Terri Wright Arnold

Alma Arroyo

Daniel Ashton

Charles C. Askins Jr.

Jeanine Susan Bachtel

Shawn Badger

Mary Cecelia Bain

Stan Ball

Karen Bandy

William Barnhill

Natalia Barriga

Mike Barron

Lance Bartles

Shane Walker Basen

Christopher Beaver

Dave & June Bedford

Jessica Anna Beltrand

Jennifer E. Bennett

Paula Bennett

Ursula W. Bennett

Ryan Curtis Benson

Tracy Marie Beyer

Rishi Bhambri

Glenna Bianchin

Edward Terrell Blackmon

Kile O. Blair

James A. Blanchard

H. Parry Bliss Jr.

Robert Earl Blue III

Brett Bond

Joseph A. Booth

Scott S. Boulware

Dr. Benjamin & Jessica Bowers

Brian P. Boylan

Daniel Thomas Boylan

Michael Boylan

Adam Bryce Boyle

Karin Brace

William Scott Bradley

Eric Bratton

Aria Bremner

Blake Horton Brewer

Janice & Keith Brewington

Joseph Bridgeman

Mark Bridges

Cory Brim

Mark Eugene Brooks

Therese Victoria Brooks

Wil & Linda Brooks

William & Deborah Brooks

Andy & Vonda Brown

Cheryl Brown

David & Regena Brown

Michael Thomas Brown

Terry Brown Sr.

Edward D. Bruce

Robert William Buff

Wade Burch

Joeeph Lee Burgess

Allison Rendall Burgun

Carl Robert Burke

Darren Allen Burke

Scott Burnett

Elizabeth Stepp Burton

Harry & Virginia Bush

Kenneth Butler

Andrae Butts

Myra Denise Byarm

Joey Byrd

Scott M. Byrd

Ronnnie & Anna Jean Cabbage

Leigh Ann Caldwell

Laurie Cammarata

Craig Campbell

Kimberly Rae Crowely

Cardelle

William A. & Terri Q.

Carpenter

Susan Carter

Kathleen Casey

Craig J. Caskie

Marian J. Castle

Christan Chandler

Beth Chapman

Charlotte Girls Soccer

Academy

Harry I. Chernotsky

Jeff & Tammy Childress

Matthew D. Ciaglia

Daniel Citron

Cynthia E. Clementi

Melvin L. Cline

Ray Cloyd

Stan Cocke

Natashia A. Coe

Stephen J. Coen

Norm & Natalie Cohen

Kevin Josh Cohn

Walt Ernest Comley

Hope Connie

Marcus Tyler Conrad

Gerard & Robin Consuegra

Ed & Jenn Conway

Edward Tiffin Cook III

Andy Cooke

Stephen A. Coppola

William & Carol Cornwell

Patricia M. Cotham

Jason Terry Couch

Donald Ray Cousar

Mark Cowher

Lindsey M. Cox

Rita Taylor Crawford

Gary Creed

Beth Crigler

Beverly A. Crump

Jody E. Cuellar

John & Gina Cupstid

Sarah Ann Currie

Todd Franklin Curry

Nicole Marie Czaplicki

Immacolata Dadio

Norris & Dorothy Dae

Timothy J. Danchess

Katharina Marie Das Gupta

Nancy Davenport

Katherine D. Davidson

Carol Buchan Davis

Georgetta O. Davis

Roman T. H. Davis

William R. Davis II

Anthony Dawson

Kimberly Keane Derrick

Ron & Mary Ellen DeVos

Pardon N. Dexter

Elisa Bailey Dinkins

Kent J. Distl

Noelle Donovan

Susan M. Doran

Ms. Lee Ann Doster-Ward

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen & Kara Doughton Jr.

Micah Dowling

Sara Downing

Mark S. Drinkard

Ali Lee Dubois

Jamie Duda

Henderson & Karen Duke

Eric Duncan

Charlotte & Dick Dunn

Mr. Richard M. Durham

James E. Edmiston

Brian Edwards

Mark Edwards

Sarah Oettinger Edwards

Mary Anna & Marty Efird

Ms. Sarah E. Ekis

Patrick N. Elder

Kathleen S. Elling

Carl Ellington

Joshua Andrew Elliott

Nathan P. Elliott

Jeremy Ellis

William B. Elwood

Jonas Enander Hedin

Brad & Ashley Erwin

Christopher O’Neill Everett

Timothy & Christie Farley

Kyle & Rachel Farmer

Ronald Farrell

Aaron Fearne

Mr. Jeremy Feldman

Robert Ferrin

Job Fickett

Tara Jean Figard

Cody Filiberti

Beth Fischer

Rhonda Lee Fisher

Michelle Fogle Fleer

Doug Flowe

Samuel & Shannon Flowers

Cynthia Forbes

Josh Francis

Daniel Evan Freeman

Elizabeth Gilliam Frere

Michael Gregory Frisbee

Stephanie E. Greer Fulcher

Meredith K. Gaddy

Alex Gary

John & Karen Gaster

Jason Walker Gay

Justin D. Gay

Mary R. Gill

Ms. Jamila Eshe Glapion

Amanda Leslie Goetschius

Richard Keith Goley

Amanda M. Gorrod

Ryan and Aimee Gravender

Timothy Green

Lauren Mims Gregg

Horace Griffin

Donald C. Griffith

Vicki & Ben Griffith Sr.

Benjamin T. Grobe

Jeffrey K. Gruber

Guevara Group LLC

Nancy Gutierrez

Bob & Renda Gwaltney

Doug & Christy Gwaltney

Andrew Hagler

Ryan T. Haines

Jeffrey Paul Halperin

Vaudrey Gregory Hames

Mr. Alfonza Hamilton

Stephanie Moore Hand

Jerry D. Haney

Joe & Paula Haney

Catherine R. Hansen

William A. Hartley

David Shannon Haynes

Jerry J. Heater

Sylvia A. Hefferon

Timothy M. Hege

Mr. Bobby Height Sr.

Mark S. Hemenway

John & Joyce Hendry

Paula J. Henry

Don & Gregg Heppert

Gary D. Hicks Jr.

Robert Hill

Terry Allen Hill

Alan L. Hilton

Raymond Allen Hinnant

Randy Hoffman

Kim & Dwight Holland

Kyle Holland

Jeff & Sandra Holtz

Keith Thomas Hoover

William D. Hoover

Kathryn L. Horne

Kenneth J. Houck Jr.

JR Houston

David Ronald Hovis

Robert P. Howard

Roderick Howard

Jason Fox Howell

Alexander Brock Hudgens

Gerald David Hudson Jr.

Yvette Maria Huet

Barnwell Webster Hughes IV

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Natalie Cornell Huie

Dr. Edward C. Hull

Edward C. Hull Jr.

Stacy W. Hummer

Michele Hunt

Aaron C. Hursey

Allison M. Hursey

In Line General Contracting

Invision Family Eyecare O D PLLC

Janice K. Ivey

Clark Jackson

Lewis T. Jackson

Libby K. Jackson

Matthew Keith Jacobs

David Jandrew

Timothy Aaron Jarman

Patricia Jarrell

Matt Jarvis

Kendall G. Jasper

Jena Jessup

Garrett Johnson

Jennifer G. Johnson

Crystal Jones

Katharine Clayton Jones

Meagan Flood Jones

Jeffrey Adam Jordan

Verna D. Julaton

Kimberly Kaplan

Natalie Carson Kerley

Kotie Kimble

Thomas Joseph La Bianca

Mark C. Lacey

Brian & Anne Lackey

Richard G. Lambert

Stephen Lambert

Doug Lamere

Jeff Landis

Kevin Langan

Lisa Marie Lanier

Gary Dennis Lawn

Daniel Justin Layell

Charles B. Ledford

Regina M. Leivent

Charlie & Kelly Lentz

Ms. Ute K. Lentz

Edward Logan Leonhardt

Mr. David Lindner

Kevin W. Linscheid

Christopher L. Locklear

Brandon Lofton

Andrew & Dawn Lucas

Laura J. Luckadoo

AJ Lukjanczuk

Joseph Andrew Lyall

Jeff Lynch

NiCole Lynch

Sean Evan Lyons

Tim Lysaught

Melissa Maag

Jonathan James Mabee

Cynthia G. Maciejewski

Michael Alan MacIntyre

Chris & Nikki Mack

Rebecca M. MacNair-Semands

Brandon Michael Maddux

James B. Magill

Jennifer S. Major

Michael Ray Malone

Donna Mantooth

Jenell S. Marcus

Justin Gregory Marsh

Robert Brian Marshall

Michael Allen Martin

Patricia M. Martin

Sue Mason

Christopher Wade Mathews

Andrea F. Mayes

Christine McAlarney

Kenneth McAnuff

Julianne McCollum

Suzanne F. McGough

Stefanie & Dustin McKenzie

William H. McKinley

W. Edwin McMahan

Timothy J. McNamara

Martin D. Merholz

James Metz

Trent Andrew Miles

David Sigsbee Miller

Russell Miller

Sarah Brown Miller

Eddie & Joy Millis

LaShanda M. Millner-Murphy

Anne Cooper Moore

Matthew Moore

Sonya P. Moore

Janet Morgan

Mark Lewis Morgan

Rosemary C. Morgan

Kristin W. Morris

Brian Mosier

Jeff Moss

James Mounce

William Jacob Muessen

Hope Muir

Eric G. Murdock

Jack E. Nance

David P. Nanney Jr.

Krystion Obie Nelson

Ervin E. Neumann

John P. Noonan

Dewey & Amanda Norwood

Mary R. Olbrich

Kimberly R. Oliver

Robert Scott Olson

Miss Leah Marie Pacey

Joy E. Paige

Elizabeth G. Palian

Ms. Keri Brooke Palma

Katherine Palmer

Roger E. Palmer

Sarah N. Palmer

Robin Pariso

Timothy Parker Jr.

Lee Ann Parker

Mark Richard Parker

Tyler Steven Parr

Neal Patel

John George Patrick

River Peebles

Jon Erik Penninger

Jody Snider Perrell

Devery Peterson

Marsha Waufle Peterson

Ryan Jackson Philmon

Piedmont Brick/Taylor Clay Products

Alan E. Pitts

Birshal Elizabeth Poole

Mr. Sean Matthew Pope

Kimberly Gaster Poteate

Proximity Architecture

Meredith A. Ratajczak

Ms. Vaudrien O. Ray

Piper Ann Reardon

Steven G. Reavis

Timothy Daniel Rebich

Thomas Ross Reebel

Anjanette Louise Reiber

Michelle Reinken

Stephen Rella

Robert Rickelman

Pat Rickert

Michael P. Riley

Dr. Donald & Katherine Riopel

Karen W. Roach

Miles Amelia Roach

Jacob Paul Roberson

Bo & Amanda Robinson

Miguel Rodriguez

Tamara H. Roland

Amy Romagnuolo

Ellie F. Rose

Chad R. Rothlin

Bradin Routh

Denise Rowe

Robert A. Rowell

Nelson Alan Royster

Gary C. Ruppalt

Richard & Jeanie Rutherford

Roberta Salerno

Michael Sarber

Roger W. & Marilyn S. Sarow

Donna M. Scott

Robert E. Scott

Samantha Hill Sears

Steven Seitz

Amanda D. Self

June Severs & Family

Eugene Seward

Bryan C. Shelton

Richard W. Shoener

Kay Sides

Steve R. Simono

Amanda Simpson

Lupe Singletary

Nizam Singletary

Dana Sito

Charlie & Ann Skalaski

Donielle Rachel Skipworth

Wendy Smart

Jill Smedley

Donald Wayne Smith

Jody A. Smith

Robert M. Smith

Sarah F. Smith

Thomas “Tommy” M. Snodgrass Jr.

Van Southard

Mr. Rocci J. Spadaccini Jr.

Dakota Clifton Speas

Shelby Spease

Sona V. Spencer

Joe Stanley

Susan L. Steadman

R. M. Steagall Jr.

Mr. Michael W. Stearns

Todd R. Steck

Mr. Vlad Alexandru Stefanescu

Debbie Stevenson

Gary L. Stewart

Dagmar Stock

Dr. John M. Stogner

Ansley Stone

Cynthia N. Stone

Chris T. Sunstrom

Michael Daniel Swan

Richard A. Swartzel

Marie Nicole Swepson

Sally P. Tanksley

Dennis Ray Tate

Maxine W. Taylor

David Test

Phil Tetterton

Marcy D. Thailer

The Marc & Mattye Silverman Family Foundation

William K. Thierfelder

Aisha A. Thomas

Lisa M. Thomas

Nancy B. Thomas

A. J. Thompson

Jody Thompson

Loretta To

Sara Riddle Toscano

Brion J. Treadway

Jane Daniels Trimberger

Mr. Ryan Michael Trzebiatowski

Scott Tudor

Audra Nunn Tyree

Aysen Ulupinar

Keith Underwood

Justin Upchurch

Stephen Valder

Robert Vanderbeck

Carlo A. Vargas

Donna & Dave Varjabedian

Chad Eric Vernon

Eric Ryan Vernon

Gregory J. Verret

William Vest

Lisa Slattery Walker

Matthew Ryan Walker

Robyn & David Walls

James Edward Walsh

Brian Michael Waypa

Andrew Weatherman

Matt Welch

Scott Clay Welker

Christian Daniel Wenning

Carolyn Foil White

Kimberly Lynn Whittington

Don & Ashley Wilder

John A. Wilkins

Clarence R. Williams Jr.

Greg E. Williams

Paul Williams

Charles & Elaine Wilson

William Robert Wilson

Jennifer Marie Winningham

Joel Michael Wisdo

Shannon Conroy Withers

Teresa Woods

Ryan Michael Workman

Abbey Rose Worrell

Brandon J. Wyatt

Elizabeth Yelton

Joe and Whitney Yermal

YourCause LLC Trustee for Wells Fargo Foundation

Alex Zarnowski

Leslie Rose Zenk



ATHLETIC FOUNDATION BOARD & ATHLETIC STAFFThe Charlotte 49ers Athletic Foundation would like to recognize and thank the following members of its Board of Directors for 2018-19:

Sadler Barnhardt, Cottingham Chalk Hayes, Realtors

Steve Blakley, Kimley Horn

Jim Boylan, Retired

Bob Brannan, Strategic Investment Advisors Inc. / Uwharrie Bank

Kevin Brewer, Kevin Brewer Associates

Kevin Brown, Retired

Jermaine Burns, The Charlotte Observer

Dennis Champion, Retired

Alan Cochrane, The Cochrane Insurance Group

Joey Cohen, GMS Racing

Jeff Corley, City of Concord

Richard Dunn, Preferred Health Plan of the Carolinas

David Gay, Stifel Nicolaus & Company Inc.

Tracey Hill, First Reliance Bank

Andrea Howard, JLL

Joe Jackson, Metrolina Capital Advisors

Chuck Kistler, TIAA

Dr. Masherrill Koonce, Charlotte Optometric Clinic

James Ledbetter, Bank of America

Robbie Lewis, Jani-King of Charlotte

Krista Long, Mattamy Homes

Vin Marcello Jr., LoanDepot

Rick Mitchell, iTek

Andrew Muller, Rodgers Builders

Chris Newsome, Hendrick Motorsports

Joey Noe, Wells Fargo

Jacob Phares, Harris Teeter, Inc.

Tom Phillips, D.L. Phillips Company

Karen Reavis, IBM

Nick Rhodes, Atlas Research

Ali Sherrill, Teradata

Charles Simms, Johnson & Johnson

Jeff Stewart, Jeff Stewart CPA

Kyle Stillson, Cato Corpoaration

Dan Van Dyke, Jenkins-Peer Architects

William Grant Whittaker, Weaver Bennett & Bland

Michele Williamson, Coca-Cola Bottling Company Consolidated

The Athletic Foundation welcomes the following new members to its Board of Directors as of July 1, 2019:

Jan Beatty-Hendley, Wells Fargo Bank

Lisette Sazama Bedford, First in Training

Houston Helms, Wells Fargo

Mitch Hodgkiss, Ameriprise Financial

Tom Korona, Keeneland Capital, LLC

Darryl Lomax, Compass Group

Joe Lopez, Solstice Partners

Athletic Department Head Coaching Staff (2019-2020):

Will Healy, Football

Ron Sanchez, Men’s Basketball

Cara Consuegra, Women’s Basketball

Karen Weatherington, Volleyball

Kevin Langan, Men’s Soccer

John Cullen, Women’s Soccer

Robert Woodard, Baseball

Ashley Chastain, Softball

Anthony Davison, Men’s & Women’s Tennis

Ryan Cabbage, Men’s Golf

Holly Clark, Women’s Golf

Bob Olesen, Cross Country & Track and Field

Spirit Group Head Coaching Staff (2019-2020):

Dr. Shawn Smith, Director of Athletic Bands

Amiee Barnette-Vetter, Cheerleading

Danielle Terrell, Gold Dusters

Athletic Department Staff (2019-2020):

Mike Hill, Director of Athletics

Darin Spease, Deputy Athletic Director, Internal Affiars

Chris Fuller, Deputy Athletic Director, External Affairs

Ragean Hill, Executive Associate Athletic Director/SWA

Chris Thomasson, Senior Associate Athletic Director for Football

Tom Whitestone, Associate Athletic Director for Media Relations

Scott Byrd, Associate Athletic Director for Compliance & Championships

John George, Associate Athletic Director for Tickets and Operations

Zack McKay, Assistant Athletics Director for Marketing

Chris Everett, Director of Student-Athlete Development

Lisa Hibbs, Academic Center Director

A.J. Lukjanczuk, Director of Athletic Training Services

Athletic Foundation Staff (2019-2020):

Mike Hummer, Executive Director

Kelly Weatherman, Associate Executive Director

Dan DeVos, Associate Executive Director

Katie McMurray, Director of Major Gifts

Michael Garrett, Assistant Director of the Athletic Annual Fund

Tamara Roland, Gift Analyst

Brett Strahm, Administrative Assistant

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