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SACRAMENTO CITY COLLEGE PANTHERS

WOMEN’S TRACK & FIELD

2005 California State Champions(3rd Consecutive Title)

2005 Northern California Champions(3rd Consecutive Title)

2005 Bay Valley Conference Champions(4th Consecutive Title)

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2006 SCHEDULE DATE DAY OPPONENT LOCATION TIME

February18 Sat Santa Rosa, Yuba, Delta, COS SCC 11:00am

25 Sat Merritt, Siskiyous, Reedley, Modesto Modesto 11:00amMarch 4 Sat Stanislaus Open Turlock 9:00am 11 Sat Aggie Open Davis All Day

18 Sat Panther / Stan Wright SCC All Day 25 Sat Hornet Invite CSUS All Day 31 Fri Stanford Invite Palo Alto All Day April 1 Sat Stanford Invite Palo Alto All Day 8 Sat Mt. Sac Relays Walnut All Day 8 Sat Stanislaus Invitational Turlock All Day 11-12 Tues-Wed Nor-Cal Combined Events San Mateo TBA 15 Sat Chico Twilight Chico TBA 22 Sat Woody Wilson Davis TBA 26 Wed Big 7 Conference Trials Merritt 3:00pm 29 Sat Big 7 Conference Finals Merritt TBAMay 5 Sat Nor-Cal Trials San Mateo TBA

6 Sat Nor-Cal Finals SCC 2:00pm 19-20 Fri-Sat California State Championships Bakersfi eld TBA

Welcome to Sacramento City Col-lege’s 2006 Athletic Season. SCC is CHOICE ONE for helping students to secure their futures. Student athletes may choose from football, women’s soccer, wrestling, women’s volleyball, cross country, ten-nis, golf, water polo, basketball, track & fi eld, baseball, softball, swimming, and Spirit Squad. Sacramento City College’s athletes have received recognition in collegiate

and professional sports throughout the world for their signifi cant athletic contributions to our local, national and international ath-letic communities.

Our athletes also serve the local community, as does the SCC athletics program. Our children’s summer sports camps in soccer, baseball, basketball and volleyball have built a reputation for both solid instruction and great fun. At SCC, coaches, athletic directors, deans, staff, and counselors work together to raise the academic performance level of student athletes, ensuring strong academics and encouraging graduation as well as transfer to four-year colleges and universi-ties. We appreciate your support of our athletic programs. Your attendance inspires and encourages our students. Thank you for helping to make us your CHOICE ONE.

Arthur Q. TylerPresident, Sacramento City College

Los Rios Community College District Board of TrusteesBruce Pomer (President), Ruth Scribner (Vice President), and Claire Scott (Student Trustee),

Kay Albiani, Ann Blackwood, Terry Cochran, Pamela Haynes, Timothy Loree, The campus is committed to assuring that Sacramento City College programs, activities, and services are accessible to persons with disabili-

ties. For more information, please contact the Disability Resource Center at (916) 558-2087.

President’s Message

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Graduated from 4-year CollegeClariza Aguillion (1992) CSU SacramentoDaFona McClain (1995) BA- Long Beach State; MA- CSU SacramentoRachel Parrish (1995) CSU San JoseEmily Sava (1995) LSUJamara Stallworth (1997) CSU ChicoBlossom Adakama (1997) BYUCrystal Farmer (1998) UC DavisVivian Voochen (1998) UC Santa BarbaraJanelle Cummings (1999) CSU ChicoIman Sims (1999) CSU HaywardMelanie Glennen (1999) CSU ChicoSheronda Guyton (1999) Prairie View A & M UniversityMelanie King (2000) CSU ChicoSharita Reed (2000) CSU SacramentoBrandi Dressel (2000) CSU ChicoClaire Manneh (2001) UC BerkeleyMonica Garcia (2002) CSU HaywardSylvia Castellanos (2002) University of La VerneBeyonka McDowell (2003) University Of Arkansas

Currently at a 4-year CollegeJackie Dalton (1999) CSU SacramentoMelinda Martins (2003) UCLAOpenell McDowell (2003) CSU SacramentoMelanie Henderson (2004) CSU San DiegoSara Clinkenbeard (2004) UC DavisRebecca Hart (2004) CSU SacramentoAspen Marshall (2004) CSU FresnoJacinda Maheras (2004) CSU San DiegoJoey Miller (2004) UC DavisAshley Nunez (2004) CSU StanislausYeWande Findley (2005) CSU FullertonLaKischa Fontenot (2005) Saint Augustine’sAngela Klingler (2005) University of ZurichLaSadies McClain (2005) Louisiana TechAlana Nelson (2005) UC DavisLiz Parsley (2005) CSU SacramentoJimia White (2005) CSU Fresno

Academic Support

Any prospective student desiring information regarding athletic participation is required to make fi rst contact with Sacramento City College. You may contact the Physical Education / Health / Athletic Division at (916) 558-2425 or Gary Torgeson, the division dean, at (916) 558-2426. Paul Carmazzi, an associate athletic director, may be reached at (916) 558-2613. Lisa Bauduin, an associate athletic director, may be reached at (916) 558-2610. The information provided herein is

for information purposes and is not a student-athlete recruitment message or effort.

Philosophy and Purpose of the CollegeSacramento City College endorses an Open Door Policy. The college is accessible to all who wish to apply regardless of previous

educational background. Additionally, the college prides itself in representing the cultural diversity of the community it serves.The purpose of Sacramento City College is to provide opportunities for critical thinking, vocational training, social development,

and personal growth. The college also responds to the emerging educational needs of our community.

Where the Panthers Go

“The discipline that I maintained from competing in Track and Field has defi nite-ly infl uenced my determination to be the best that I can be as an educator. I look at teaching as merely facilitating learning as a coach would do in whatever athletic fi eld. In addition, participating in Track and Field at Sacramento City College was the best college experience...I received a sense of family, unity, support, struggle that helped me grow, as well as a realistic application of goal setting.”

- Rachel Parrish (1995)1st Grade Teacher


Julie Ferrara-Jones (Assistant Coach) Ferrara-Jones enters her 12th season as an assistant coach. She works with the hurdlers and as-sists with the sprints and relays. She is one of the most successful hurdle coaches at the community college level, coaching four state champions in the 100m hurdles in just 8 years. Prior to her SCC experience, she was the head coach at nearby Luther Burbank High School in 1994. As an athlete, Ferrara-Jones competed at the CIF State Championships as a senior for Del Campo High School. She continued on to run the intermediate hurdles for the University of California, Davis where she received her B.A. degree in 1994, and a multiple subject teaching credential in 1995. She completed her master’s degree in kinesiology from CSUS in 2000. Julie is a past recipient of the U.S.W.T.C.A. Level II scholarship and completed her USA Track and Field Level 2 certifi cation at the University of Connecticut.

Lisa Bauduin (Head Coach) Lisa Bauduin was named head women’s track & fi eld coach for Sacramento City College in 1992 and since that time she has rapidly produced one of the strongest women’s track & fi eld programs in the state and the most successful program in school history. Taking only two years to win her fi rst Northern California Championship, the upward pro-gression continued to the ultimate prize: Winning the state champi-onship! Not only achieving it in

2003, but adding state titles to the 2004 and 2005 team accom-plishments as well. In these thirteen seasons at SCC there have been: 184 All-Conference performers, 86 individual state meet qualifi ers, and 14 individual state champions. In addition, 132 entries have cracked the school’s All-Time Top-Ten list, including 20 school record performances. Last season’s 2005 team brought home a fourth consecutive Bay Valley Conference title (6th overall), third consecutive Northern California title (5th overall) and the third consecutive California State Championship. Bauduin has been recognized on the national and international level as well. She has been selected by USA Track and Field to the coaching staffs of the 1993 US Olympic Festival; 1995 USA vs. Great Britain Meet, the 2001 World Indoor Track & Field Championships and in March 2006 was the jumps/multi coach for team USA at the World Indoor Championships in Moscow, Russia. Not just known for coaching mastery, her strong organizational skills in meet management led to her being

named the competition director for the USA Olympic Track and Field trials for 2004. Only the second woman to be placed in that role and the only community college coach ever appointed. She has also assisted in management capacities for the 2000 Olympic Track and Field trials and the 2003 NCAA Track and Field Championships. Bauduin participated in basketball and track and fi eld at Division 2 powerhouse North Dakota State University graduat-ing in 1982 with a BS in physical education. While working on her graduate studies at NDSU, she had the opportunity to join UC- Berkeley’s women’s coaching staff which moved her to the west coast. After her stint at UC-Berkeley she moved across the bay to San Francisco State University where she coached nine All-Americans with the men’s and women’s programs. A well respected and sought out speaker at clinics throughout the country, Bauduin has a USATF Level 2 certifi ca-tion in the sprints and hurdles. She was a mentor/coach to for-mer Triple Jump American Record Holder Sheila Hudson from 1998-2000. Bauduin was also selected as the state coach-of-the-year for the 2003, 2004 and 2005 seasons. She is currently the president of the US Women’s Track Coaches Association and was honored in 2004 by the USATF Women’s Track and Field committee with a special recognition for her contributions to track and fi eld.

Meet the Coaches

2006 Panther Coaching StaffHead Coach: Lisa Bauduin (916) 558-2610

Assistants: Julie Ferrara-Jones (916) 558-2483 Marisa Avendano (916) 650-2971 Bob Lanza (916) 558-2305 Robert Linkul (916) 558-2305 John Kaempfer (916) 558-2483


Marisa Avendano (Assistant Coach) Entering her fourth year with Sacramento City College track and fi eld program. Av-endano is also the Head Cross Country Coach for both the men and women’s team. Av-endano brings an abundance of cross-country and track and fi eld experience to Sacramento City College program. A graduate of Paramount

High School in Los Angeles, Avendano was a CIF Champion in the 1600m and runner-up in the 3200m, recording personal bests of 5:01 and 11:08 respectfully. Coach Avendano won numerous conference titles in both cross-country and in track while attending California State University, Los Angeles. She also did the same transferring to California State Uni-versity, Sacramento. Avendano is a 9-Time All-American in cross-country and in track. She was the fi rst athlete in CSU-Sacramento history to earn Division I All-American honors! Coach Avendano received her bachelor’s degree in Accounting from CSU-Sacramento in 1998 and received her Master of Science Degree in Kinesiology in 2001 from CSU-Sacramento.

Bob Lanza (Assistant Coach) Bob Lanza is in his 4th season as an assistant coach for both the men’s and women’s track teams. He brings much experience to the coaching staff after serving as track coach and physical education instructor for 33 years at Sacramento City Col-lege. He retired from teaching in 2003. In his present capacity, he is coaching the high jump for both the men and women. Since 1985, as head Men’s Track Coach, Bob has coached 103 individual conference champions, 15 school re-cord holders, 35 Nor-Cal champions, 17 State champions and 115 All-State performers. He has also coached many confer-ence championship teams, Nor-Cal Championship teams and State team fi nishers. A large number of Coach Lanza’s ath-letes have gone on to compete and graduate at the 4-year level and then compete at the Olympic level. Albert Miller, Jamie Nieto and Malachi Davis have all participated in the Olympic Games after leaving Sacramento City College. Born and raised in Oakland, Bob is a graduate of Tech High School, Oakland City College, and San Francisco State University, where he earned his B.A. Degree and teach-ing credential. He earned his M.A. in Physical education at Idaho State University.Robert Linkul

(Assistant Coach) Coach Linkul is enter-ing his 1st year with the panthers, taking over for the departed Tim Fua who is the new throws coach at UC Davis. Last year Coach Linkul coached at Monterey Trial High School while he also con-tinued his training in the hammer which rewarded him a season best of 202-0.

Coach Linkul is still training and competing in the hammer, his goal is to qualify for the 2008 Olympic Trials. A native of Whittell, Nevada, Coach Linkul graduated from Whittell High School where he was a two-time school discus record holder, three time Northern discus Champion and three time Field Event Athlete MVP Coach Linkul continued his education at American River College where he was a Team Captain, MVP Confer-ence Hammer Champion, and placed 10th at the Junior Col-lege State Meet in 2001. He transferred to California State University, Sacramento in 2002 and ended up as a 2-Time Big Sky All-Conference in the Hammer – 3rd (2003), 2nd (2004), Second place at the Western Regional Championships in the Hammer and 14th place at the Division I National Champion-ships. He is 2nd on the all-time list in the Hammer at CSU-Sacramento with a personal best of 207-10. Coach Linkul graduated with a B.S. degree in Kine-siology from California State University, Sacramento. He is now working towards his Masters degree in Biomechanics. The experience and knowledge that Coach Linkul brings to Sac City will promote and produce many student-athletes to succeed at the highest level of competition.

John Kaempfer (Assistant Coach) Coach Kaempfer begins his fi fth year at Sacramento City College as the men and women’s pole vault coach. A native of Sacramento, California, Jon ran cross-country at American River College in 1964, then had a two year stint in the Armed Forces from 1966-69. After the Armed Forces, Coach Kaempfer started running AAU in the 400/800me-ters. After a successful running career, he became the Head Track and Field Coach/Athletic Director at St. Philomene’s School for six years, from 1971-77. In the fall of 1977 Coach Kaempfer started his 23 year tenure at Christian Brothers High School in Sacramento, California as the Head Track and Field Coach. During his tenure, Coach Kaempfer had numer-ous league teams: 1982, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1988, and placed 2nd fi ve times in the section championships from 1992 then won the Section Championship in 2000. Coach Kaempfer had many outstanding athletes who have gone on to many Universities and competed. Clarence Phelps 1991 5th place & 1992 State Champion and Record Holder 16-3 in the pole vault. Bevan Hart 1994 9th place and 1995 3rd place in the pole vault. Bevan went onto UC Berke-ley where he became an outstanding decathlete; he also was in the 2000 and 2004 Olympic Trials where he missed making the team. Coach Kaempfer coached Logan Moore (now at Utah State) in 2001 when he won the Nor Cal decathlon and placed 4th in the state Championships in 2001.


Camile GraySophomore

Grant High SchoolSprints

After an outstanding fresh-man campaign, Camile returns as one of the top sprinters in the state. Her

efforts at the 2005 state championships helped SCC capture its 3rd consecutive state champion title. She placed 3rd in the 100m and 200m and ran 2nd leg on the 4x100. That 4x100 earned state champion honors and holds the current school record at 45.51. Gray was NorCal runner-up (100m, 200m) and earned All-Conference honors in both events and is currently 6th on the SCC All-Time Top Ten list for the 100m. Major: Social Science

2006 Panther ProfilesKellee Callahan

SophomoreJ.F. Kennedy High School

Jumps

As a freshman in 1987, Cal-lahan experienced great suc-cess in both the long and triple

jump. She fi nished 2nd at the NorCal championships in the triple jump and 2nd in the long jump at the state championships. Her state meet jump of 19’7.50 landed her 3rd on the SCC All-Time Top Ten list. After a 19-year hiatus, Kellee has returned to SCC track and fi eld. She trains and competes with a great sense of history and appreciation for the opportunity to fi nish out her SCC athletic career. Major: Administration of Justice

Verrottica YoungSophomore

Fresno High SchoolThrows

“V” is a self-proclaimed “resilient sophomore.” New to track and fi eld in 2004, she took on the complexities of the hammer, shot, and discus and helped SCC earn its 3rd consecutive Bay Valley Conference Championship title. Her personal best of 122’09 in the hammer landed her 5th on the SCC All-Time Top Ten list. V looks to improve upon her freshman marks and help lead a young panther squad to another successful championship season. Major: Social Science

Melissa GarciaSophomore

Woodland High SchoolMiddle Distance

After an outstanding fresh-man year for the panthers, “Meli” returns to defend her titles. In the 2005 season, Meli won the 1500 me-ters at the Bay Valley Conference and at the NorCal Championships. She also fi nished 2nd in the 800 meters at the conference meet. As a member of the cross country team, she earned 1st team All-Con-ference honors by fi nishing in 5th place and at the NorCal meet she was named to the All-NorCal team after placing 6th. Melissa is currently #3 on the SCC All-Time Top Ten list in both the 800 meters and the 1500 meters. She was selected as the SCC Freshman Female Athlete of the Year. Major: Nursing


Johntay CokleyFreshman

Valley High SchoolMiddle Distance

Johntay was a major contributor to the Valley track team and this year’s SCC cross country squad. She brings experience in the 800 meters and the 4 x 400m relay. In high school, Johntay was selected team captain and athlete of the year. Her determination and hard work will enable her to get on the SCC All-Time Top 10 list and to contrib-ute at the conference and Nor-Cal level. Major: Nursing

Robinette DavisFreshman

Oak Grove High SchoolSprints

Davis has achieved a range of high school accolades and hon-ors for her running ability. Voted MVP for track and fi eld, she was also selected Out-standing Cross Country Athlete and O.G.H.S. “Athlete of the Year” in 2002. As a junior, Davis ran in the 4x200 and sprint medley at the premier high school event, Simplot Games. She was a USATF Junior Olympic qualifi er in the 400m (2004) and will focus on the 400m, 4x100, and 4x400 for the panthers this season. Major: Early Childhood Education

Keagan CaldwellFreshman

Ponderosa High SchoolThrows

Although new to SCC track & fi eld, Caldwell is no stranger to SCC athletic success. She

played center fi eld for the panther’s softball team in 2003 and the 2004 team which brought home the state championship title. She earned Academic All-American honors that same year. Keagan now uses her arm on the javelin runway. Currently ranked fi rst in NorCal, she is on the SCC All-Time Top Ten list (3rd) with a season best 129’6”. Major: Biology

Jahylica BlandFreshman

Modesto High SchoolThrows

Voted MVP 3 years in high school, “J” enters her fresh-man year for the Panthers with an impressive shot put resume.

During her senior campaign, she was the MMC champion, qualifi ed for the CIF State Meet Champion-ships and threw a personal best, 42’7.75” at the 2005 USATF Junior Olympics. Bland is currently 4th on the SCC All-Time Top Ten list in the shot put and will add the discus to her events. Major: Social Science

2006 Panther Profiles

“The family environment was very benefi cial to my growth as an athlete. The help that was offered was un-like any other program i have been apart of. Utilize every type of help that is offered because it’s not given in every program you will encounter and also it will help in the long run.”

- Beyonka McDowell (2003 State Champion - 100m Hurdles and Long Jump)


Stacey FongJ.F. Kennedy High School

FreshmanDistance

Stacey joins the track and fi eld team after having an outstanding cross country season with the panthers. She earned 2nd team All-Conference honors by plac-ing 10th at the Big 7 Championships and 16th at the Nor-Cal meet. Her focus on the track will be in the 5000 meters and 10000 meters. She was selected team MVP in high school and most improved in cross country. Major: Undecided

Jessica EaddyFreshman

Fairfi eld High SchoolThrows

After scoring points for the panthers on the basketball court this past fall, Eaddy now looks to score from the shot put, and hammer/discus ring. During her senior campaign, Jessica was the recipient of the Distinguished Athlete Award and received the City of Fairfi eld Certifi cate of Commendation. She was team captain of the F.H.S. basketball team, a member of its 2-time league cham-pionship track & fi eld team, and earned All-League honors in the shot put and discus. Major: Pharmacy

Angelique DoyleFreshman

Mesa Verde High SchoolSprints

Running since she was 8 years old, Doyle brings an abundance of track & fi eld

experience to this year’s squad. As a junior, she was ranked in the 100m, 200m, and 400m. She also com-peted in the hurdles and horizontal jumps. Doyle was league champion in 4 events, a CIF State Champion-ship qualifi er, and Junior Olympics competitor in 2004. Doyle will focus on the 200m, 400m and relays for the panthers. Major: Undecided

2006 Panther Profiles

Aresha MackeyFreshman

Fairfi eld High SchoolHurdles

Another veteran to track & fi eld, Mackey grew up running track. She was the CIF Section Champion in the 100m hurdles in 2003 and a three time USATF Junior Olympic Championship qualifi er. Aresha brings experience and laughter to this year’s team and looks to add her name to SCC’s list of 100m hurdle state champions. She’ll also run the 100m, 200m and 4x100 relay for the panthers. Major: Nursing


Jessica WashingtonFreshman

Natomas High SchoolSprints

Hard working, determined, and competitive describes this new addition to the 2006 panther squad. Washington ran the 400m, 4x100, and 4x400 during her senior campaign. The 4x400 team quali-fi ed for the CIF Section Championships. Jessica was elected ASB secretary her senior year and was in the 20th percentile of her graduating class. Major: Social Science

Ashley Van ZantFreshman

Vacaville High SchoolHurdles

During her senior campaign VanZant was awarded Vacav-ille High’s prestigious “or-ange spike” award and was

selected MVP for her track & fi eld efforts. An honor roll student throughout high school, Ashley will focus on the 400m hurdles for the panthers in their quest towards a fi fth straight conference champi-onship. Major: Kinesiology

Monique WilkinsFreshman

Berkeley High SchoolJumps

After training with and support-ing the 2005 State Champion-ship team, “Lil’ Mo” begins her athletic career as a panther this 2006 season. A former long jumper and sprinter in high school, she will focus on the triple jump for the panthers in their quest towards another conference championship title. Wilkins is positive, motivating, and hard working. Major: Music

2006 Panther ProfilesCassandra Quinonez

FreshmanFairfi eld High School

Distance

A talented runner from Fairfi eld high school, “Cassy” brings hurdling and distance run-

ning experience; which makes her a perfect fi t for the steeplechase. She currently holds the school record in the steeplechase and is #4 on the SCC All-Time Top Ten list in the 3000 meters. Besides the Steeplechase, she will also look to contribute in the 5000 meters and 10,000 meters. As a cross country runner, Cassy was the number one runner on the team and earned 1st team All-Conference honors and made the All-NorCal team after fi nishing in 2nd place at both meets. Major: Dental Hygiene

Ariel WilsonFreshman

Grant High SchoolMulti Events

Ariel brings experience in a variety of events to the 2006 squad. With quality marks in the 400m, 800m, 400 hurdles, and a heptathlon under her before coming to SCC, she adds depth to the team. Wilson was a USATF Junior Olympic par-ticipant in 2004. The panthers will look for her to score in various events at the conference level in their quest towards another conference cham-pionship title. Major: Vet Medicine


SCC All-Time Records100 Meters

11.45 Monica Taylor 198511.67 LaSadies McClain 200511.74 Faith Burleson 198211.79 Sonia Smith 198511.94 Camile Gray 200512.02 Shiri Milton 198212.03 Beyonka McDowell 200312.05 Jaquillia Lewis 199912.06 Jamara Stallworth 199712.07 Ericka Allensworth 1994

200 Meters23.80 LaSadies McClain 200424.12 Monica Taylor 198524.13 Sonya Smith 198524.18 Faith Burleson 198124.22 Jamara Stallworth 199724.59 Rachel Parrish 199524.74 Openell McDowell 200324.74 Marisa Williams 198424.74 Michelle Wright 198524.86 Rhonda Green 1988

400 Meters55.12 Jamara Stallworth 199756.06 LaSadies McClain 200456.24 Rachel Parrish 199556.80 Tonya Miles 198757.14 Rhonda Green 198857.34 Melanie King 200057.44 Sharita Reed 200057.63 Danielle Williams 200257.72 Nicole Matthias 200557.77 Jean McDaniel 1980

800 Meters2:17.74 Zaira Estrada 20042:19.54 Stephanie Richardson 19862:19.75 Melissa Garcia 20052:21.05 Shelley Dunlap 19842:21.75 Clariza Aguillon 19932:22.34 Jackie Dalton 19992:22.47 Monica Garcia 20022:23.17 Angela Klingler 20052:23.59 Rachel Houser 19992:25.37 Shilon Reese 1987

3000 Meters Steeple12:19.98 Cassandra Quinonez 2006

1500 Meters4:39.89 Shelley Dunlap 19844:51.49 Clariza Aguillon 19934:54.28 Melissa Garcia 20064:56.68 Monica Garcia 20024:58.17 Alana Nelson 20054:59.64 Julie Van Horn 19845:00.54 Helen Fong 19805:00.57 Emily Sava 19955:00.74 Sandra Fitzwater 19805:01.50 Lori Cook 1988

3000 Meters10:14.55 Shelley Dunlap 198410:52.14 Karen Nachbar 198210:54.44 Sonja Visscher 199110:59.74 Cassandra Quinonez 200611:01.00 Julie Van Horn 198411:02.14 Sandra Fitswater 198011:08.94 Lori Cook 198811:15.50 Emily Sava 199511:34.97 Cathy Ewerth 198811:37.79 Monica Garcia 2003

5000 Meters18:20.14 Shelley Dunlap 198418:46.84 Sonja Visscher 199118:59.84 Monica Garcia 200319:29.95 Alana Nelson 200519:37.30 Allissa Horejsi 200419:43.14 Karen Nachbar 198219:47.29 Lori Cook 198820:20.90 Dina Gizatullin 200520:45.30 Cathy Ewerth 198920:57.80 Roberta McGraw 2006

10,000 Meters43:17.87 Dina Gizatullin 200545:33.65 Clara Crossman 200247:58.43 Irene Hernandez 2005

Heptathlon4854 Shiri Milton 19824461 Jaquillia Lewis 19994441 Jackie Dalton 19994133 Angela Klingler 20053883 Caroline Hendrix 19863753 Madelin Lawrence 19823695 Sheri Morford 19843681 Christina Bray 19883268 Melinda Martins 2003

100 Hurdles13.70 Beyonka McDowell 200313.97 Shiri Milton 198214.03 Sonya Smith 198514.10 Jaquillia Lewis 199914.11 Openell McDowell 200314.16 Faunn Davis 200414.33 Chidera Madu 199614.39 Michelle Silva 199014.77 Magdalina Hayes 198714.87 LaKischa Fontenot 2004

400 Hurdles63.24 Magdalina Hayes 198763.86 Chidera Madu 199664.29 Ashley Nunes 200464.51 Angela Klingler 200565.03 Vivian Voochen 199865.30 Amy Loftin 199565.34 Michelle Silva 199067.93 Jennifer Cornelius 200168.00 Rachel Houser 199968.37 Raqueta Margain 2002

4 x 100 Relay45.51 Perriliat, Gray, 2005 Findley, McClain 46.61 Brooks, B. McDowell 2003 O. McDowell, McKenzie 46.85 Moore, Smith, 1985 Wright, Taylor 46.96 Milton, Taylor, 1982 Redmond, Dailey 46.98 Lawson, Parrish, 1995 Miles, Todd

4 x 400 Relay3:46.42 Milton, Redmond, 1982 Gilmore, Burleson 3:50.44 Lewis, Sims, 1999 King, Dalton 3:50.76 Adakama, Robinson, 1997 Verdun, Stallworth 3:51.36 Reese, Roots, 1986 Richardson, Miles 3:52.47 Reese, Broadway, 1987 Hayes, Miles


SCC All-Time RecordsShot Put

47’ 11.25” Sara Clinkenbeard 200444’ 07.50” Elizabeth Parsley 200444’ 02.50” Jahylica Bland 200644’ 02.50” Aspen Marshall 200443’ 05.75” Paris Kidd 200341’ 11.00” Samira Taylor 198941’ 04.50” Debra Thorton 198141’ 00.50” China Blockton 198639’ 03.00” Dona King 199039’ 01.00” Latesia Taylor 1992

Discus161’ 03” Sara Clinkenbeard 2004154’ 02” China Blockton 1986148’ 01” Samira Taylor 1991146’ 05” Tyrenda Stamps 1994141’ 01” Aspen Marshall 2004133’ 09” Melanie Glennen 1998132’ 06” Kristina Kjar 2003129’ 04” Elizabeth Parsley 2005127’ 03” Charlynn Edwards 1989125’ 11” Lindsay Stephens 1988

Hammer183’ 00” Sara Clinkenbeard 2004162’ 02” Aspen Marshall 2004148’ 08” Paris Kidd 2003136’ 05” Melanie Glennen 1999122’ 09” Verrottica Young 2004117’ 02” Maria Jennings 2002108’ 00” Tifani Welch 2003105’ 11” Monique Williams 2001105’ 05” Keagan Caldwell 200690’ 10” Kristina Kjar 2003

Javelin152’ 05.00” Elizabeth Parsley 2005132’ 05.50” Phyliss Harvey 1988129’ 06.00” Keagan Caldwell 2006129’ 06.00 Brandie Dressle 2001126’ 11.00” Paris Kidd 2002126’ 02.00” Lindsay Stephens 1987123’ 02.00” Lisa Ngo 1994121’ 10.00” Holly Heggli 1986119’ 10.00” Melanie Glennen 1999119’ 07.75” Nicole Matthias 2005

Pole Vault9’ 9” Dyana Pedro 20039’ 0” Elaine Mittleman 20028’ 6” Claire Manneh 20017’ 6” Jaime Masse 19986’ 6” Maria Goncalves 2001

High Jump5’ 8” Bathsheba Gilmore 19825’ 8” Sheri Morford 19845’ 6” Tonya Miles 19865’ 6” LaKischa Fontenot 20045’ 2” Angela Klingler 20055’ 2” Brandy Irby 19955’ 2” Melanie Black 19855’ 2” Noami Henderson 19795’ 1” Madelin Lawrence 19815’ 0.25” Iman Sims 1998

Long Jump21’ 00.00” Beyonka McDowell 200319’ 11.75” Shiri Milton 198119’ 07.50” Kellee Callahan 198719’ 05.75” Jaquillia Lewis 199919’ 00.25” Jimia White 200418’ 09.75” Amy Loftin 199518’ 08.25” Bonnie McKenzie 200318’ 06.75” Jackie Dalton 199918’ 03.00” April Broussard 198918’ 00.25” Vivian Chambers 1987

Triple Jump38’ 11.50” Tonya Miles 198638’ 07.75” Kellee Callahan 198737’ 03.50” Caroline Hendrix 198637’ 01.00” Tangela Colson 199737’ 01.00” Amy Loftin 199536’ 09.50” Sheri Morford 198436’ 07.50” Blossom Adakama 199736’ 07.50” Synora Dunn 199936’ 04.75” Sylvia Castellanos 200236’ 01.25” Kourteney Johnson 2005

Women’s Track & Field RecordsAt Hughes Stadium

1995 100m / 11.04w Gwen Torrance (Mazda TC)1995 200m / 22.03 Gwen Torrance (Mazda TC)1995 400m / 50.90 Jearl Miles (Reebok)1981 800m / 1:58.50 Madeline Manning (Oral Roberts TC)1995 1500m / 4:05.18 Regina Jacobs (Mizuno TC)1981 3000m / 9:04.54 Brenda Webb (Athletics West)1995 5000m / 15:26.34 Gina Procaccio (New Balance)1995 10,000m / 31:57.29 Lynn Jennings (Nike )1995 100m hurdles / 12.77 Gail Devers (Nike)1995 400m hurdles / 54.74 Kim Batten (Reebok)1991 4x100m / 46.44 Taft College1991 4x400m / 3:48.44 El Camino College1995 Long Jump / 22-7w Jackie Joyner-Kersee (Honda)1995 Triple Jump / 48-1.25w Sheila Hudson (UNA)1981/95 High Jump / 6’ 4.75” Pam Spencer/Amy Acuff (LA Naturite/UCLA)

1984 Shot Put / 63-5 Gael Martin (Australia)1984 Discus / 206-4 Carol Cady (Stanford)1981 Javelin / 208-2 Karin Smith (Medalist TC)1995 Hammer / 181-8 Dawn Ellerbe (South Carolina)1995 Pole Vault / 13’ 1” Melissa Price (Unattached)1995 Heptathlon / 6375 Jackie Joyner-Kersee (Honda)

SCC Women’s Track & Field Team ChampionshipsConference Championships

1982, 1985, 1987, 1999, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005

Northern California Championships1982, 1985, 1987, 1995, 1999, 2003, 2004, 2005

State Championships2003, 2004, 2005

Individual State ChampionsKenesha Perrilliat, Camile Gray, YeWande Findley, and LaSadies McClain – 2005 (4x100 relay)

LaSadies McClain – 2005 (100m)Liz Parsley – 2005 (Javelin)

Sara Clinkenbeard – 2004 (Shot Put, Hammer, Discus)Faunn Davis – 2004 (100m Hurdles)

Beyonka McDowell – 2003 (100m Hurdles, Long Jump)Paris Kidd – 2003 (Shot Put)

Jackie Dalton – 1999 (Heptathlon)Jaquillia Lewis – 1999 (100m Hurdles)

Jamara Stallworth – 1997 (400m)Chidera Madu – 1996 (100m Hurdles)

China Blockton – 1987 (Discus)Tonya Miles – 1986 (High Jump)Shiri Milton – 1982 (Long Jump)

Shiri Milton, Tara Redmond, Bathsheba Gilmore, and Faith Burleson – 1982 (4x400 relay)

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1982, 1985, 1987, 1999, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005

Northern California Championships1982, 1985, 1987, 1995, 1999, 2003, 2004, 2005

State Championships2003, 2004, 2005

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Individual State ChampionspKenesha Perrilliat, Camile Gray, YeWande Findley, and LaSadies McClain – 2005 (4x100 relay)

LaSadies McClain – 2005 (100m)Liz Parsley – 2005 (Javelin)

Sara Clinkenbeard – 2004 (Shot Put, Hammer, Discus)Faunn Davis – 2004 (100m Hurdles)

Beyonka McDowell – 2003 (100m Hurdles, Long Jump)Paris Kidd – 2003 (Shot Put)

Jackie Dalton – 1999 (Heptathlon)Jaquillia Lewis – 1999 (100m Hurdles)

Jamara Stallworth – 1997 (400m)Chidera Madu – 1996 (100m Hurdles)

China Blockton – 1987 (Discus)Tonya Miles – 1986 (High Jump)Shiri Milton – 1982 (Long Jump)

Shiri Milton, Tara Redmond, Bathsheba Gilmore, and Faith Burleson – 1982 (4x400 relay)

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