Track and Field
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
MEDIA INFORMATION
Quick Facts ................................................................................. 1
Official Name ...................................... The University of Memphis
a.k.a. ...................................................... The U of M, Memphis
Location ............................................................... Memphis, Tenn.
Enrollment ......................................................................... 20,100
Nicknames ........................................................................... Tigers
Mascot ................................................................................ Tom II
Colors ..................................................................... Blue and Gray
Track Facility ............................................... Billy J. Murphy Track
Conference ......................................................... Conference USA
Commissioner ............................................... Britton Banowsky
Phone ............................................................... (312) 553-0483
Fax ................................................................... (312) 553-0495
President .......................................................... Dr. Shirley Raines
Athletic Director ...................................................... R. C. Johnson
Assoc. AD-Women's Athletics ............................... Lynn Parkes
Men's Head Coach ..................................................... Glenn Hays
Years at the U of M ............................................................... 33
Alma Mater ................................. Southwestern College (1962)
2002 C-USA CC/Ind./Out. Finish ..................................... 7/7/7
Office Phone .................................................... (901) 678-2452
Assistant Coach .................................................... Kevin Robinson
Office Phone .................................................... (901) 678-4295
Assistant Coach ....................................................... Greg Russell
Women’s Head Coach............................. . Brenda Calhoun-Cash
Years at the U of M................................................................17
Alma Mater................................................Arizona State (1981)
Office Phone......................................................(901) 678-2452
Assistant Coach ........................................... Jonas Holdemann
Office Phone .................................................... (901) 678-1438
2002 C-USA CC/Ind/Out. Finish...................................14/11/10
Athletic Media Relations Contact .............................. Ryan Rogers
Home Phone ......................................................... (901) 384-4193
Media Relations Phone ......................................... (901) 678-5294
Fax ................................................................... (901) 678-4134
MEMPHIS TRACK & FIELD STAFF
Men’s Head Coach Glenn Hays ................................................... 2
Women’s Head Coach Brenda Calhoun-Cash ............................ 3
Assistant Coaches ....................................................................... 4
Staff ............................................................................................. 5
NCAA Men’s & Women’s Qualifying Marks .............................. 6-7
MEET THE TIGER TRACK & FIELD TEAMS
Seniors ................................................................................... 8-14
Returning Tigers ................................................................... 15-21
2003 Tiger Newcomers ......................................................... 22-25
2002 TRACK & FIELD RESULTS
2002 Men’s and Women’s Meet Results .................... ......... 26-29
Men’s 2002 Individual Results .............................................. 30-33
Women’s 2002 Individual Results ........................................ 34-38
2002 CROSS COUNTRY
Men’s Cross Country ................................................................ 39
Women’s Cross Country .......................................................... 40
TRACK AND FIELD HISTORY
All-Time Conference Finishes ..................................................... 42
Men’s All-Time Honors ............................................................... 43
Women’s All-Time Honors/Memphis All-Americans ................... 44
Men’s All-Time Letterwinners ................................................ 45-46
Women’s All-Time Letterwinners ................................................ 47
Men’s School Records ................................................................ 48
Men’s C-USA Meet Records ....................................................... 49
Women’s School Records .......................................................... 50
Women’s C-USA Meet Records ................................................. 51
The 2002 University of Memphis Track & Field Media Guide is
intended for the editorial use of media organizations covering
the Tiger track and field team. Any reprinting, reproduction or
other use of the contents for any commercial use is prohibited.
The University publications number is UofM 39-0102/500. The
Memphis Track and Field Media Guide was written by Tammy
DeGroff and Ryan Rogers and edited by Jennifer Rodrigues. Photos by Jonas Holdeman and Ryan Rogers. Cover design by Disciple Design. Printing by Ebsco Printing, Birmingham, Alabama.
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MISSION ST
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The primary mission of the Department of Athletics is to provide a successful athletic program at the highest level of competition. Characterized by academic, athletic and moral excellence in a diverse collegiate environment, the
program will abide by the spirit of the rules governing students and intercollegiate athletics, and will be known for its good sportsmanship and integrity.
The University of Memphis is a comprehensive urban university committed
to the scholarly accomplishments of our students and faculty and to the enhancement of our community, state and the nation through principles
of academic integrity, sound management and equal opportunity.
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THE UNIVERSITY OF MEMPHIS
Conference USA ......................................................................... 53
University Profile .................................................................. 54-55
Sports ................................................................................... 56-57
Memphis Living .......................................................................... 58
Memphis Sports ......................................................................... 59
Dr. Shirley Raines ....................................................................... 60
R.C Johnson .............................................................................. 61
Athletic Staff ......................................................................... 62-67
U of M Facilities .................................................................... 68-69
Academic Services ..................................................................... 70
Athletic Support Groups ............................................................. 71
Training Room ............................................................................ 72
Strength and Conditioning .......................................................... 73
Life Skills Program ..................................................................... 74
Campus Living ........................................................................... 75
Why the Tigers? ......................................................................... 76
Memphis
GLENN HAYS
Robinson also was
tabbed Most Outstanding
Performer at the inaugural
C-USA indoor meet for
throwing NCAA provisional
qualifying marks in both the
shot put and 35 lb. weight.
Hays graduated from
the former Southwestern
College, now Rhodes College, in 1962 and began
coaching cross country at
Battle Ground Academy in
Franklin, Tenn. Three
years later, Hays accepted
the head coaching job at
Valparaiso, where his team
finished among the
NCAA's top-10 three times in just five seasons.
He moved on to Virginia Tech in 1969 before coming to
the Tigers in 1970. Hays finished his Master's degree in physical education at Memphis in 1967.
Lately, Hays has excelled off the track as well, owning and
operating the city's finest French restaurant, La Tourrelle,
located midtown Memphis.
Hays and his wife, Martha, have two daughters, Vanessa,
25, and Sara Ruth, 21.
Head Coach
Rhodes College, 1962
University of Memphis Head Coach Glenn Hays is
well-known throughout the Mid-South and the national track
community for producing top-of-the-line track and field
teams.
Hays, now entering his 33rd season with the Tigers,
has recruited and coached numerous Metro, Great Midwest and Conference USA champions, along with 26 NCAA
participants in 57 different events.
Focusing his efforts mainly on running competitions,
Hays has produced seven All-Americans, six national
champions and one national record holder.
Hays established Memphis' reputation early in his career. After coming to Memphis in 1970, Hays coached his
team to national championships in two events just three
seasons later. Tiger runners took the national title in both
the 440 yard relay (39.6) and the 100 yard dash (Ed
Hammond, 9.4). In 1976, his cross country team captured
the Metro title while pushing David Topham to the individual championship.
Under Hays' tutelage, Terron Wright, the 1981 60meter high hurdle national champion, set a world record
time for the 300 yard dash. In the same year, Nick Brooks
captured the NCAA indoor 880 yard dash runner-up trophy.
Just two seasons later, Hays' Memphis program produced the first mile runner in school history to break the
four-minute barrier. Colin Hume ran the mile in 3:58.59 in
1983.
Since joining Conference USA in the 1995-96 season, the Tigers have not missed a beat. Hays coached 15
individual athletes and seven relay teams to conference
titles, four all conference cross country runners, as well as
numerous Athlete of the Week recipients. Junior Delvit
Rogers became the latest Tiger athlete to accomplish significant marks when he qualified for the NCAA Championships and the U.S. Olympic Trials in the long jump during
the outdoor season in 2000. Rogers shattered the school
record in the long jump while at a meet in Louisiana.
For the fourth year in a row, Memphis produced a
conference Newcomer of the Year in 1996. Tiger
decathlete Kevin O'Connell added the freshman of the year
honor to his resume by finishing 13 points shy of the decathlon title at the inaugural C-USA outdoor championship meet. Former Tigers Lambros Iacovou and Kevin
Robinson set school and conference records, and won their
respective championships while claiming Newcomer of the
Year honors as freshmen.
THE HA
YS FILE
HAY
at Memphis:
•Has coached seven All-Americans
•Six national champions, two in 1973
•One world record holder, one national record holder
•Four conference freshmen of the year
•Two C-USA Most Outstanding Performers
•17 Conference USA champions in four seasons
•Memphis' first sub-four minute miler
•One conference cross country championship team
Previously:
•Coached at Virginia Tech, Valparaiso, Battle Ground
Academy in Franklin, Tenn., and Rhodes College
•Led his Valparaiso team to three NCAA top-10
rankings in just five seasons.
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Track and Field
BRENDA
CALHOUN-CASH
Head Coach
Arizona State, B.A. 1981
Univ. of Iowa, M.A., 1985
When the University of Memphis reinstated its women's track
and field program in 1985 after a three-year hiatus, no better head
coaching candidate could have surfaced than Brenda Calhoun-Cash.
Cash, a native of Hamden, Conn., was hired on Aug. 12, 1985,
as the youngest head coach in U of M history, and has faced many
challenges in rebuilding the Lady Tiger program. Previously, Cash
served as a graduate assistant track coach for the University of Iowa's
nationally-ranked women's team while earning her Master's degree
in physical education.
The team experienced a resurgence in the 1996 season. Cash's
Lady Tigers set school records in 10 events in 1996 and had its first
two NCAA provisional qualifiers in six years. Despite lack of depth at
the distance events, the team placed third in the inaugural C-USA
championship meet.
New school records were set in the indoor 5,000m, distance
medley relay, long jump, shot put and 20 lb. weight throw. Outdoors,
the team set records in the 10,000 meter run, long jump, shot put,
discus and hammer. The trend of improvement and teamwork can be
traced back to the 1994-1995 season, when the team set records in
six events while capturing conference championships in two events.
Her 1992 team won the Great Midwest Conference Outdoor
Championship, earning her GMC Coach of the Year. In 1993, her
squad placed second in the GMC championships and, in 1991, placed
second at the Metro Outdoor Championship, earning Cash her first
coach of the year title.
THE CASH FILE
At Memphis:
•Named Metro Conference Coach of the Year in 1991
•Great Midwest Conference Coach of the Year in 1992
•Coached her teams to a 1992 Great Midwest
Conference Championship, a GMC runner-up finish
in 1993 and a Metro Conference runner-up finish in 1991
At Arizona State:
•Earned All-America honors all four years at Arizona State
•Set school records in the 100m dash and 100m
hurdles, and participated on a national record
setting 4x100m relay team
• Ranked among the top 12 nationally in both the
100m dash and 100m hurdles.
In High School:
•Set Connecticut state records in the 100 yard, 200 yard and
80-yard hurdles
•Advanced to the finals of the AAU junior and senior
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Cash
is
no
stranger to success on
the track. She ranked
among the top 12 nationally in both the 100m
dash and the 100m
hurdles from 1976-1981.
In 1976, she was an
Olympic trials semifinalist in the 100m dash.
Her propensity for
speed landed her a
scholarship at Arizona
State, where Cash went
on to earn all-America
honors the next four
years. Cash also set the
Sun Devils' school
records in the 100m dash
and 100m hurdles, along with participating on the 4x100m relay
team that set a national record.
Cash earned her bachelor's degree in broadcasting in 1981.
After graduation, she served as a volunteer coach for the Sun
Devil women's track team, assisting the hurdlers, before heading
to Iowa.
Cash's high school career was also one for the record books,
as Cash set Connecticut high school state records in the 100 yd.,
200 yd. and 80 yd. hurdles. Her name also became known on the
AAU circuit when she made the finals of both the senior and junior
national championships in the 100m, 200m and 100m hurdles. In
1976, Cash was named the National Multiple Sclerosis Society
Outstanding High School Woman Athlete in America.
In the past, Cash has worked at the Memphis All-Sports
Camp. She also participated in the Tennessee SportsFest and is
the record holder in her age group for the 100m hurdles, 100m
dash and triple jump.
Cash is the daughter of former Olympic champion Lee
Calhoun, who struck gold in the 110 yd. high hurdles at both the
1956 and 1960 Olympic games. Over the years the Lady Tigers
have competed in the Lee Calhoun Invitational in Macomb, Ill.,
where Calhoun was head men's coach at Western Illinois University. The meet was first run in 1990.
Cash is married to Joseph Cash. The couple has two daughters, 13-year-old Tiara and nine-year-old Breana-Lee.
Memphis
KEVIN ROBINSON
Assistant Coach ! Field Events
University of Memphis
Kevin Robinson returns to the University of Memphis track and field program after spending the
past three seasons as an assistant track and field coach at Southern Illinois University in
Carbondale.
Robinson, who still holds four school and one conference record, will be in charge of the men’s
and women’s field events squad, working with the throwers, jumpers and multi-event athletes.
A graduate of the University of Memphis, Robinson coached three men’s and four women’s
Missouri Valley Conference champions, and coached former Saluki Brian Miller to a fifth-place showing in the USA
Nationals with a personal-best shot put of 67 feet, five inches, ranking Miller 15th in the world.
As a senior, Robinson won the C-USA indoor weight throw and hammer. He owns the school record in the indoor
shot (59-3) and the weight throw (62-1.75), as well as the outdoor shot (61-4.75) and hammer (191-9) marks. His 62foot, 1.25-inch mark in the 35-pound weight throw is still a Conference USA record.
In 1996, Robinson was named the C-USA Athlete of the Year at the indoor championships after winning the weight
throw and finishing second in the shot and provisionally qualifying for the NCAA Indoor Championships in both events.
A four-time C-USA athlete of the week award winner, Robinson qualified for the NCAA Outdoor Championships in 1998
in the shotput. He finished 13th at the NCAA championships with an effort of 57-feet 4.25 inches.
A native of Perryville, Mo., Robinson and his wife, Dawn, have a son, Sebastian.
JONAS HOLDEMAN
Assistant Coach ! Distance
University of Tennessee
Jonas Holdeman joins the Lady Tigers as the Head Cross Country coach and assistant Track
coach in charge of the Memphis distance program. Holdeman brings over 10 years of youth,
collegiate, and post-collegiate coaching experience to the Lady Tiger Harrier and Track teams. In
addition to serving as an Olympic Development Program (ODP) coach in Knoxville, Tennessee in
the early 1990s, he has coached numerous successful post-collegiate distance runners and
tri-athletes.
He spent the two years prior to his arrival in Memphis as the Head Track & Field and Cross Country coach of
the men’s and women’s sports club programs at the University of North Carolina. There, he worked with over 40
athletes, developing training programs for sprint, middle and long-distance runners. Under Holdeman’s guidance,
UNC won ACC Club Cross Country and Track Championships in 2000, 2001, and 2002.
A member of the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA), American Distance Club and U.S.
Women’s Track & Field Coaches Association (USWTCA), Holdeman is a USA Track & Field (USATF) Level II certified coach in Sprints and Hurdles and is near completion of the Level III coaching certificate in Endurance events. He
actively trains and competes and is an age-group All-American in events from the 800m through the 10,000m. In
addition to a Top 100 finish in the 2000 Boston Marathon, Holdeman won the inaugural 2002 St. Jude Memphis
Marathon in a time of 2:34:47.
Holdeman graduated from the University of Tennessee with a degree in Shakespeare Studies in 1985 and
received his MBA in Strategic Management and Marketing from UT in 1996. He is married to the former Elizabeth
Walker of Ripley, Tennessee.
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Track and Field
GREG RUSSELL
Assistant Coach ! Distance
University of Memphis
Greg Russell is in his fifth season assisting Coach Hays with the men’s cross country and track
and field teams. Mainly working with the middle distance and distance runners, Russell served
as interim head coach for the Tiger men’s cross country team in 1999.
Besides his on-field coaching, Russell also maintains the Tiger Tracks newsletter as well as other
administrative duties.
A native of Memphis, Russell spent several years working as a National Park Service ranger in Alaska’s Denali
National Park before returning home in 1997. Russell has completed eight marathons, including Boston. He also competed in Alaska, where he lived at Wonder Lake in Denali National Park during summers. Russell works in the university’s
public relations office and is an alum of The University of Memphis.
J.C. MOREAU
Strength and Conditioning
Colgate University
J.C. (Jean-Claude) Moreau Jr. joins the Memphis track staff as its strength and conditioning
coach. Prior to Memphis he was the head strength and conditioning coach at
Lafayette College for two years. At Lafayette he was responsible for all 23 Division I varsity sports. He is a
member of the National Strength and Conditioning Association.
Moreau was born in Montreal, Quebec. He excelled as an athlete in high school in both football and track earning
numerous accolades in each sport, including being named All-Canadian running back, and qualifying for the Provincial
High School track meet as a member of the 4x100m Relay team. He attended Colgate University and earned a
Bachelor’s Degree in History and Education in 2000. While at Colgate Moreau played football for three years and was
a member of Colgate’s 1997 Patriot League Championship team. He also lettered in track at Colgate.
A graduate assistant, he is currently studying Sports & Leisure Commerce at the Master’s level at the University of
Memphis.
RYAN ROGERS
Media Relations Contact
Louisiana State University
Rogers joins the Memphis track program this spring as its media relations contact. A
graduate assistant in The U of M media relations department, Rogers spent the Fall of 2002 in
the NFL working for the Denver Broncos as a media relations intern. Prior to working in the
NFL, he spent three years in the Louisiana State University Sports Information Department as an Student Asstistant
Football and Asst. Track SID. During his tenure as an Assistant Track SID, Rogers observed LSU winning four team
NCAA championships. He also wrote feature stories on all sports for LSUsports.net.
A native of Lockport, La., Rogers lettered in three sports at Central Lafourche High School: Football, Track and
Soccer. He holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Journalism from LSU (2002) and is studying Sports & Leisure Commerce at
the Master’s level at the University of Memphis.
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Memphis
2003 NCAA Qualifying Standards - Men
Indoor
Outdoor Regional Qualifying
Automatic
55-meter dash
6.16
60-meters
6.62
55-meter hurdles
7.23
60-meter hurdles
7.74
200 meters
Under 200m/220 yards
21.25
200M/220 yards
21.10
Banked/over 200m
20.85
400 meters
Under 200m/220 yards
46.97
200M/220 yards
46.72
Banked/over 200m
46.32
800 meters
200m/220 yards or less
1:48.90
Banked or over 200 M
1:48.30
Mile
200m/220 yards or less
4:01.20
Banked or over 200m
4:00.40
3,000 meters
200m/220 yards or less
7:58.40
Banked or over 200m
7:57.10
5,000 meters
200m/220 yards or less
14:00.00
Banked or over 200m
13:58.15
1,600 meter relay
Under 200 m
3:10.00
200m/220 yds
3:08.50
Banked or over 200 m
3:06.90
Mile relay
Under 200m
3:11.20
200m/220 yds
3:09.70
Banked or over 200 m
3:08.10
Distance Medley - Meters
200 m or less
9:38.25
Banked or over 200 m
9:36.00
Distance Medley Relay - Yards
200m/220 yards or less
9:41.75
Banked or over 200m/220 yds 9:39.50
Field
High Jump
Pole Vault
Long Jump
Triple Jump
Shot Put
35-lb Weight Throw
Metric
2.25
5.50
7.85
16.20
19.50
21.35
Prov.
6.26
6.72
7.39
7.95
21.65
21.50
21.25
47.95
47.65
47.25
1:50.80
1:50.20
4:05.70
4:04.90
8:09.30
8:08.00
14:16.85
14:15.00
3:13.50
3:12.00
3:10.40
3:14.70
3:13.20
3:11.60
9:48.00
9:35.75
9:51.50
9:49.25
Metric
2.16
5.30
7.55
15.60
17.75
19.50
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100-Meters
200-Meters
400-Meters
800-Meters
1,500 Meters
Mile
3,000 meter steeplechase
5,000 meters
110-meter hurdles
400-meter hurdles
400-meter relay
440-yard relay
1,600-meter relay
Mile relay
Automatic
10.50
21.20
47.45
1:51.15
3:50.00
4:08.40
9:12.00
14:25.00
14.40
52.70
40.70
40.90
3:11.50
3:12.70
Field
High Jump
Pole Vault
Long Jump
Triple Jump
Shot Put
Discus
Javelin
Hammer
Metric
2.07
4.90
7.32
14.94
16.30
50.30
60.50
54.56
Track and Field
2003 NCAA Qualifying Standards - Women
Indoor
Outdoor Regional Qualifying
Automatic
55-meter dash
6.80
60-meters
7.30
55-meter hurdles
7.64
60-meter hurdles
8.17
200 meters
Under 200m/220 yards
23.90
200M/220 yards
23.70
Banked/over 200m
23.50
400 meters
Under 200m/220 yards
54.10
200M/220 yards
53.80
Banked/over 200m
53.50
800 meters
200m/220 yards or less
2:06.60
Banked or over 200 M
2:06.20
Mile
200m/220 yards or less
4:43.20
Banked or over 200m
4:42.60
3,000 meters
200m/220 yards or less
9:20.80
Banked or over 200m
9:20.00
5,000 meters
200m/220 yards or less
16:21.55
Banked or over 200m
16:20.00
1,600 meter relay
Under 200 m
3:39.00
200m/220 yds
3:37.00
Banked or over 200 m
3:35.80
Mile relay
Under 200m
3:40.25
200m/220 yds
3:38.25
Banked or over 200 m
3:37.05
Distance Medley - Meters
200 m or less
11:21.00
Banked or over 200 m
11:19.00
Distance Medley Relay - Yards
200m/220 yards or less
11:25.20
Banked or over 200m/220 yds 11:23.20
Field
High Jump
Pole Vault
Long Jump
Triple Jump
Shot Put
20-lb Weight Throw
Metric
1.84
4.20
6.40
13.15
16.40
19.80
Prov.
6.94
7.44
7.90
8.43
24.40
24.20
24.00
55.10
54.80
54.50
2:09.40
4:09.00
4:49.00
4:48.40
9:35.80
9:35.00
16:46.55
16:45.00
3:43.20
3:41.20
3:40.00
3:44.45
3:42.45
3:41.25
11:38.00
11:36.00
11:42.20
11:40.20
Metric
1.77
3.90
6.20
12.65
15.20
18.50
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100-Meters
200-Meters
400-Meters
800-Meters
1,500 Meters
Mile
3,000 meter steeplechase
5,000 meters
110-meter hurdles
400-meter hurdles
400-meter relay
440-yard relay
1,600-meter relay
Mile relay
Automatic
11.80
24.00
55.00
2:10.30
4:31.00
4:52.80
10:50.00
11:00.00
14.10
1:01.50
46.20
46.40
3:45.50
3:46.70
Field
High Jump
Pole Vault
Long Jump
Triple Jump
Shot Put
Discus
Javelin
Hammer
Metric
1.70
3.66
5.90
12.19
13.90
45.72
41.48
51.30
Memphis
2003 Seniors
LESLIE DALEY
Distance
Georgetown,
Grand Cayman
Lindenwood University
Cross Country, 2002: Was the second Lady
Tiger across the line at the C-USA Championships at Southern Mississippi, finishing 77th overall in 25:18.29...Posted back-to-back top 10 finishes in her first two meets of
the fall, finishing 8th overall at the King Cat Invitational, a two-mile race held in
Memphis...Finished in 13:49.8...Was sixth overall in a two-mile race at the
Murray State Twilight Invitational...Crossed the line in 13:00.0...Best 5K time of
the season was a 20:20.90 at Southern Illinois-Carbondale.
Track 2002: Competed in two indoor meets, competing in the mile and 800 at
Arkansas State in January and in the 600 and 1600 at SIU-Carbondale...Finished
15th in the 3000-meter steeplechase at the C-USA Outdoor Championships in
a season-best 12:13.75.
2001: Daley competed primarily in the 800-meter run during the indoor and
outdoor seasons, posting an indoor season best time of 2:25.41 to finish fifth in
the C-USA indoor championships...The Grand Cayman native then posted a
best 800 mark time outdoors at the Tiger Invitational, finishing fourth with a
time of 20:11.
2002 Best Performances
Indoor
2000: Daley’s best 5K time of the cross country season came at SIUCarbondale, where she finished 40th with a time of 20:11...For the 6K Conference Cross Country Championships, Daley finished 72nd with a time of
26:13.30.
Lindenwood University: At Lindenwood, Daley competed in cross country
and track...Her cross country squad won a conference championship and she
won the league’s 600 and 800 meter track titles...Earned acdemic studentathlete honors in February, 1997.
Prep: Daley joins Memphis from John Gary High School in Georgetown, Grand
Cayman...At John Gray, she played soccer and softball...She competed in the
Carifta Games in 1997 and 1998 and the Island Games in 1999.
Personal: Full name is Leslie Ann Daley...Born April 10, 1980...Daughter of
Vivienne Henry and Michael Daley......Lists her goals for the upcoming season
as getting all A’s and setting new records...Would love to run in Australia...Also
offered scholarships by Villanova, Tulane, Graceland and Bethune
Cookman...Majoring in exercise science-health promotion.
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600
800
Mile
1600
1:45.12 (2/16/02)
2:39.16 (1/27/02)
6:22.71 (1/27/02)
5:55.20 (2/16/02)
800
1500
3000
3000 steeple
Outdoor
2:30.69 (4/6/02)
5:11.46 (4/6/02)
11:51.59 (3/21/02)
12:13.75 (5/11/02)
600
800
Mile
1600
Career Bests
Indoor
1:45.12 (2/16/02)
2:25.41 (2/23/01)
6:22.71 (1/27/02)
5:55.20 (2/16/02)
800
1500
800
3000 steeple
Outdoor
2:30.69 (4/6/02)
5:11.46 (4/6/02)
2:25.00 (4/21/02)
12:13.75 (5/11/02)
Track and Field
2003 Seniors
FRANCK DIADHIOU
HUGH FERRY
Sprints
Ziquinchor, Senegal
St. Charles Lwanga
Distance
Kingston, Ontario
Campbell University
Cross Country: Was the Tigers’ third runner
across the line at the C-USA Championships, finishing with his best 8K time of the year in 26:14.72...Finished 29th overall to
put three Tigers in the top 30 and helped the team finish seventh
overall...Finished fifth at Murray State in a four-mile race with a time of 21:41.9
for his second straight top-10 finish in a four-mile run...Posted four top 20s and
two top 10s in cross country in 2002.
Track 2002: Advanced to the finals at 55m in
his first meet with the team in the indoor season
at Southern Illinois-Carbondale after posting a 6.44 time good enough for second in the prelims...Finished fourth in the finals with a 6.42 time...Did not qualify
for the 60-meter dash finals at the C-USA Indoor Championships, posting a
6.99 second prelim time that placed him 15th...Won the 100 and 200 at Tulane
and repeated his 100 win at Arkansas State with his best 100-time of the season (10.51)...Also finished second in the 200 at ASU in 22.21...Posted his
best 200 time of the season at the C-USA Outdoor Championships in the
prelims, where he finished 10th.
Track 2002: Posted his best mile time of the indoor season at Arkansas when
he finished 19th overall in 4:22.34...Also competed in the 800 for one meet,
finsihing 7th in 1:59.52...Ran his best 1500 of the season at Tulane, finishing
fourth in 4:00.97...Dropped his 800 time to 1:54.22 by the C-USA outdoor championships, finishing 12th.
2001: Finished fourth in the 100-meter dash finals at the C-USA outdoor championships in 10.64 and fifth in the 200 in 21.70...HIs best 100 time of the season was at Tualne whre he finished second to teammate Larry Crawford in
10.55...Diadhiou was also sixth in both the 60-meter and 200-meter dashes at
the indoor championships.
Campbell University: Transferred from Campbell University in Buies Creek,
N.C. where he lettered twice in cross country and track.
Prep: Four-year letterwinner in cross country and track at Holy Cross Secondary under head coach Mike Lazure...Holds the school records in the 800, 1500,
400 and 4x400...Led his team to the 1998 Cross Country City
Championship...Also played basketball at Holy Cross.
2000:Competed in the 55 and 200 during the indoor season, opening his career in the 55 with a season-best 6.45 at Arkansas State...A week later, he
posted his best 200 tme of the indoor season in 22.06...Posted a season-best
time of 10.49 in the 100 at LSU and his best 200 of the outdoor sesaon was a
21.41 at the Big Cat Classic in Memphis.
Personal: Born May 10, 1980...Son of Hugh Ferry...Born in Vancouver, British
Columbia.
Prep: Attended St. Charles Lwanga in Senegal...Was a junior national champion in the 100-meter dash under head coach Samba Badji...Also participated
on the school’s soccer team.
Personal: Born March 19, 1977...Son of Alexandre and Marie
Madeleine...Majoring in Finance.
800
Mile
2002 Best Performances
Indoor
1:59.52 (2/16/02)
4:22.34 (2/1/02)
800
1500
Outdoor
1:54.22 (5/9/02)
4:00.97 (4/6/02)
55
60
200
2002 Best Performances
Indoor
6.42 (2/16/02)
6.99 (2/22/02)
23.01 (12/8/01)
100
200
Outdoor
10.51 (4/19/02)
21.31 (5/9/02)
800
Mile
Career Bests
Indoor
1:59.52 (2/16/02)
4:22.34 (2/1/02)
800
1500
Outdoor
1:54.22 (5/9/02)
4:00.97 (4/6/02)
55
60
200
400
Career Bests
Indoor
6.42 (2/16/02)
6.45 (2000)
22.06 (2000)
50.83 (2/17/01)
100
200
Outdoor
10.49 (LSU Invite, 2000)
21.31 (5/9/02)
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Memphis
2003 Seniors
HALEY FUTRELL
BALAZS LASZLO
Distance
Baytown, Texas
University of Houston
Distance
Budapest, Hungary
Illyes Gyula School
Cross Country: Was the third Lady Tiger to
cross the finish line at the Conference USA Championships in 25:40.46, good enough for 82nd overall...Posted her only top-10
of the season in the two-mile Murray State Twilight Classic with a seventhplace finish in 13:06.5...Her best 5K time of the fall was 21:04.36...Named
team co-captain.
Track 2002: Competed in two indoor meets (at Arkansas State and SIUCarbondale)...Posted her best indoor 3,000 time at SIU in 11:45.79, finishing
22nd overall...Competed in the 1500 and 3000 steeple during the outdoor season, posting her best steeple time of 13:10.84 at the C-USA Outdoor Championships, finishing 16th overall...Her best 1500 of the outdoor season was a
5:21.27 she ran at Tulane, finishing 18th overall...Posted three top 10 finishes
during the entire track season, including a pair of 7th place finishes at Arkansas State and Murray State.
University of Houston: Lettered one season in cross country and one season in indoor and outdoor track...Ran the 3,000 meter steeplechase with a best
time of 12:10...Ran the 1,500 with a best time of 5:08...Redshirted one season.
Prep: Four-year letterwinner in cross country and track and two-year letterwinner
in volleyball...Captain of the cross country and track teams for two years...Threetime District Champion in the 1,600...Cross country district champ
once...Regional qualifier all four years in cross country...Three-year regional
qualifier in both the 1,600 and the 3,200.
Personal: Full name is Hayley Layne Futrell...Born on , Daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Futrell and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wilson...Majoring in Psychology.
3000-meter run
1500
3000 steeple
3000-meter run
1500
3000 steeple
2002 Best Performances
Indoor
11:45.79 (2/16/02)
Outdoor
5:21.27 (4/6/02)
13:10.84 (5/11/02)
Career Bests
Indoor
11:45.79 (2/16/02)
Outdoor
5:21.27 (4/6/02)
13:10.84 (5/11/02)
Cross Country 2002: Battled a back injury for
the entire 2002 cross country season, but still
started the season with a bang, winning the King Cat Classic after leading from
starting box to the finishing chute...Was his third straight win in that
event...Finished third in his first 8K of the season in 26:40.32...Posted his best
8K time at Iona where he finished 39th overall in 25:57.7...Was the last Tiger to
earn All-Conference honors...Finished second for team at the 2002 C-USA
championships in 26:10.43, good enough for 27th overall...Struggled with his
back injury at the NCAA Regionals, finishing 130th in 39:47.19 for a 10K.
Track 2002: Did not compete due to a back injury.
2000: Competed in three indoor and two outdoor events in 2001, finishing sixth
in the 5,000-meter run at the indoor championships in 14:57.09...He also finished sixth in the 10,000-meter run at the outdoor championships, with a time
of 31:50.71.
Cross Country, 2000: Wrapped an impressive cross country season with a
19th place finish in 32:16.57 for the 10K course at the NCAA South Regional
two weeks after earning all-conference honors with a 14th place finish over the
8K course for the league championships...Was named the C-USA Cross Country Runner of the Week after winning his first Tiger Invitational in 25:42.50, five
seconds ahead of the rest of the field.
Track 2000: Participated in four indoor meets, posting a best time of 8:56.58 in
the 3000-meter run at the conference championships...Competed in just two
outdoor meets, posting a best time of 8:49.80 in the 3000 at Miami.
Cross Country, 1999: Opened the season witha second-place finish in the
four-mile Plough Park Invite in 20:56...He also finished 10th at the U of M Invite
in 26:47.64...The freshman posted his best 8K time of the season at the CUSA meet where he finished 32nd in 25:47.6.
Prep: Hails from Budapest, Hungary...Competed his first marathon at age
12...Attended Illyes Gyula High School.
Personal: Born June 23, 1979...Son of Gabor Laszlo and Zsuzanna Szabo.
2002 Best Performances
Indoor
missed the 2002 season with an injury
Outdoor
missed the 2002 season with an injury
3000
Mile Run
5000
5000
10,000
10
Career Bests
Indoor
8:37.49 (2/3/01)
4:18.15 (2/17/01)
14:57.09 (2/2001)
Outdoor
15:45.95 (4/21/01)
31:50.71 (5/10/01)
Track and Field
2003 Seniors
ANDRE LUCAS
MONIQUE NELSON
Middle Distance
Toronto, Canada
Michael Power HS
Throws
Freeport, Texas
Brazosport HS
C-USA Honor Roll
Tiger Academic 30
Track 2002: Competed in four indoor meets,
posting two top five and three top 10 finishes,
including a 2nd in the 600 at Southern Illinois-Carbondale in 1:21.10...His best
800 time of the indoor season was a 1:55.73...Competed in five meets during
the outdoor season, posting four top 10 finishes and finishing 8th in his heat in
the 800 at the C-USA Championships with a time of 1:53.94...His best 800
was a 1:53.26 at Mississippi State, where he finished 3rd.
2001: Named to Tiger Academic 30 and the Commissioner’s Honor
Roll...Posted a best time in the 800 at the Illini Classic during the indoor season, finishing second in 1:54.75...During the outdoor season, Lucas continued
to shave time off, dropping it to a 1:51.98 by the Tulane Invite before a hamstring injury plagued him during the conference championships...Lucas still
tried to compete at the C-USA Championships, finishing 25th in the 800, an
event he was ranked in the top two in prior to the championships.
Cross Country 2000: For the second consecutive fall, Lucas prepped for
track by competing in cross country, finishing the 8K course in a season-best
28:32.15 for 67th place...Was a recipient of the Tiger Academic 30 award for
having one of the top 30 GPAs of all Tiger student-athletes. Track 2000: Posted
his best indoor mark in the 400 at Kentucky, where he finished tied for 6th witha
time of 49.23...Focused on the 800 during the outdoor season, posting a season-best time of 1:53.04 at LSU.
Cross Country 1999: His best 8K time of the cross country season was a
31:01 at the Saluki Invite.
Prep: Graduated from Michael Power High School in Toronto where he ran
track and cross country under former Tiger Ed Raposo...Was named the
school’s athlete of the year as a senior...Finished fourth at the Pam-Am Junior
Games in Tampa in 1999 in a career-best 47.22 seconds and was second in
the Canadian Junior Championships in the 400-meter dash...Set the school
record in the 400 as a junior and senior...Also played football and basketball.
Personal: Born January 22, 1980...Son of Yvonne Lucas...Enjoys playing basketball, tennis and hockey...Major is business finance.
600
800
800
800
400
800
2002 Best Performances
Indoor
1:21.10 (2/16/02)
1:55.73 (2/1/02)
Outdoor
1:53.26 (4/13/02)
Career Bests
Indoor
1:54.75 (2/3/01)
Outdoor
48.73 (3/31/01)
1:51.98 (4/7/01)
Track 2002: Competed in five indoor meets, posting a best mark of 13.34 meters in the shot at
Arkansas, where she finished 12th...Won the shot at Arkansas State in January with a put of 13.27 meters...Competed in the shot and discus during the
outdoor season, posting a 39.60-meter effort in the discus at Mississippi State,
finishing seventh...Her best shot of the outdoor season was a 13.42 at Murray
State, where she finished second...Finished 10th in the shot at the outdoor
championships and 17th in the discus.
2001: Competed in the shot during four meets during indoor, posting her best
performance at the conference championships where she finished fourth with
a put of 13.19 meters (43-3.25)...Competed in shot and discus during outdoor,
with her best shot mark being a 13.59 meter effort at the league championships, where she finished fifth...In the discus, Nelson’s best performances
was a 45.40 meter (148-11) effort that she recorded at the Tiger Invitational.
2000: Competed in weight throw and shot during her first indoor season, posting a season-best distance of 13.16 meters (43-2) at Arkasas State, finishing
fifth...Finished 8th in the shot at the league championships with a 42-2.75
effort...During the outdoor season, Nelson competed in the shot, hammer and
discus...Finished second in the shot at Ole Miss with a season-best 44-6.75
mark...Finished seventh at the C-USA Championships in the shot (13.02 meters/
43-8.50)...In the discus, Nelson saved her best for the conference championships, finishing fifth with a season-best 44.04 meters (144-6)...Out of the five
meets she competed in the discus, Nelson finished third one time, fifth three
times and 14th once at CSU-Fullerton.
Prep: Won the district championship in the shot three years running...Also
won the district championships in the discus as a senior...Captained the track
and basketball teams as a junior...Was a member of the Student Council and
the chemistry club.
Personal: Born December 2, 1980...Daughter of Melvin and Shenay
White...Majoring in History...Plans on teaching after she finishes at
Memphis...Also offered scholarships by Stephen F Austin and Sam Houston
State.
Shot:
2002 Best Performances
Indoor
13.34 meters (2/1/02)
Shot
Discus
Outdoor
13.42 meters (4/27/02)
41.94 meters (4/6/02)
Shot:
Weight Throw
Career Bests
Indoor
13.34 meters (2/1/02)
12.48 meters (40-11.50)(2/3/01)
Shot
Discus
Outdoor
13.59 meters (44-7)(5/12/01)
45.40 meters (148-11)(4/19/01)
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Memphis
2003 Seniors
TRAVIS PRESSLER
LANDON NORRIS
Senior
Distance
Germantown, TN
Houston HS
Senior
Hurdles
Memphis, Tennessee
Craigmont HS
Track 2002: Ran in all five indoor meets and advanced to the finals in all four meets where he ran
hurdle events...Posted four top 10 finishes, including a 8th-place finish in the
finals of the C-USA Indoor Championships in 8.57 in the 60-meter hurdles...His
best 55-meter hurdle time came the meet before the league championships,
where he finished 9th in the finals in 7.90...Competed in four outdoor meets,
finishing fifth in the 400 hurdles at Tulane and fifth in 110-meter hurdles in
15.67 at Arkansas State...Finished 18th at the C-USA Outdoor Championships in the 400-hurdles in 1:00.74. He just missed qualifying for C-USA outdoor finals with a preliminary heat time of 14.98 that ranked 9th.
2001: Opened the indoor season with his fastest 60-meter hurdles of the year
at Arkansas State where he finished seventh in his heat in 8.60 seconds...During
outdoors, Norris moved to the 110 and 400 hurdles, postinga season-best 110
hurdle time of 15.14 at the Tiger Invitrational, finishing second in the finals...His
best 400 hurdle time was a 57.63 at Tulane, where he finished third.
Cross Country 2002: Participated in five cross
country meets, opening the season with a 6th place finish in the Murray State
Invite in 22:10.1...His best 8K of the season was a 26:03.02 which finished him
22nd overall at the C-USA Championships...He finished 59th at the NCAA
Regional, covering the 10K course in 34:12.69.
At SIU-Carbondale: He earned three letters in track and cross country at SIU.
Prep: In 1997, Pressler’s Houston HS Cross Country team wo the 1997 Tennessee state championship. He was a member of the 1998 4x800m Relay
team that won the Tennessee state championship as well. He was the captain
of both the track and cross country teams at Houston HS.
Personal: Born September 11, 1980 in Germantown, Tenn....Son of Tom and
Jill Pressler....majoring in Mechanical Engineering at U of M.
2000: Ran his best 55-hurdle time of the indoor season at the season-opening
meet at Arkansas State where he finished 9th in 8.12...During the outdoor
sesaosn, he saved his best 110-meter hurdle time for the outdoor championships where he crossed the line in 14.98 in his heat...Also posted his best 400meter hurdle time at the C-USA Championship in 56.09.
Prep: Lettered six times in track and five times in football at Craigmont...Finished
third in the state in hurdles and fourth in the decathlon...Set personal bests of
6-4 in the high jump, 44 feet in the triple jump, 120 feet in the discus, 10-6 in
the pole vault, 14.3 in the 110-meter hurdles and 5:25 in the mile.
Personal: Born April 21, 1980...Son of Jeannete Gordon and Walter Norris.
55 hurdles
60 hurdles
2002 Best Performances
Indoor
7.94 (1/27/02)
8.41 (2/22/02)
110 hurdles
400 hurdles
Outdoor
15.25 (4/6/02)
56.62 (3/25/02)
55 hurdles
60 hurdles
200
400
110 hurdles
400 hurdles
Career Bests
Indoor
7.94 (1/27/02)
8.41 (2/22/02)
24.46 (2/17/01)
53.22 (2/17/01)
Outdoor
14.98 (2000)
56.09 (2000)
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Track and Field
2003 Seniors
WENDY RAGLE
Distance
Duncanville, Texas
Duncanville HS
School Record Holder: 3000 Steeple
Indoor Mile, Indoor 5000m
Commissioner’s Medalist, C-USA Honor
Roll, Tiger Academic 30
Cross Country 2002: Was granted a medical
hardship to regain one more year of eligibility in cross country and indoor
track...Opened the season with a fifth-place finish in the two-mile run at King
Cat Classic in 12:23.71...Shaved that two-mile time to 12:12.0 and finished
second at Murray State...Was the first Lady Tiger across the line at the C-USA
Championships, finishing 54th overall in 24:04.23 for a 6K...Her best 5K was a
19:59.85 at Southern Illinois...Team co-captain.
Track 2002: Competed in the 3000 and 5000 during indoor season, finishing
15th in the mile and the 5000 at the indoor championships...Her 5:10.92 mile
time at the indoor championships was a season-best, as was her 18:41.29 in
the 5000...Competed in the 1500, 5000 and 3000 meter steeplechase during
the outdoor season, finishing 12th in the steeplechase at the C-USA outdoor
championships with a season-best time of 11:25.46...Her best 1500 was a
4:57.46 at Mississippi State...In her only 5000 of the outdoor season, she finished third in 18:55.40...Won the 1500 at Murray State in 5:01.37 and finished
second in the steeplechase in 11:40.39.
2001: Competed in the mile and 3000 during indoor...At the conference championship, she finished 12th in the mile with a season-best time of 5:18.96...Also
posted a season-best time of 19:42.29 in the 5000 at the indoor championships, finishing 16th...During outdoor, Ragle switched to the 1500, the 3000
and the 3000 steeplechase..Set a personal record in the 3000 at the Big Cat
Classic, finishing sixth in a time of 10:59.13...At the C-USA Championships,
Ragle added two more personal records, earning a top-10 in the 1500 with a
season-best time of 4:48.13, just five seconds shy of the school record...Her
second PR came in the 3000 steeplechase, where she finished 12th with a
time of 11:54.87, setting the initial school record.
Cross Country 2000: Was a recipient of the Tiger Academic 30 Award for
having one of the top 30 GPAs of all Tiger student-athletes...Finished as the
Lady Tigers’ No. 1 runner in all seven meets, competing in every meet and
earning C-USA Runner of the Week honors for the week of Oct. 17th after
posting her third consecutive top 10 finish...Finished 14th overall at the Plough
Park Invite, in 12:58 for a two-mile course...Her best 5K was at SIU-Carbondale,
where she finished 24th overall in 19:10...Finished 40th at the C-USA Championships in 23:51.58 for a 6K.
2000: Ran one meet during the indoor season as an unattached runner, competing in the 1000 and 1600 at SIU-Carbondale...Finished the 1000 in 3:11.72
and the 1600 in 5:33.23...During the outdoor season, Ragle ran the 400, 800,
1500 ,3000 and 5000...Ran her only 400 of the year at Ole Miss, finishing 14th
in 1:04.74...Also posted two other top times of the season at Ole Miss..Finished
25th in teh 5000 at the outdoor championships in 21:22.11...Was also 13th in
the 1500 at the outdoor championships in 5:13.23.
1999 Competed in the 1500, 3000 and 5000 during the outdoor season, set a
personal record in the 3000 at Miami in 10:48.84, finishing 10th...Also set a PR
at Arkansas State in the 1500 with a 5:00.92...Competed in the 3000, 5000
and mile during the indoor season, finished the mile in 5:21.14 at Kentucky.
Prep: Attended Duncanville HS where she participated in cross country, track,
basketball and soccer...Won district championships in all four sports for the
four years she played...Finished fourth at the regional meet in the 1600 and
seventh in the 3200...Was named Outstanding Runner and received the Booster
Scholarship...In cross country, Ragle was named outstanding runner and was
a regional qualifier both her junior and senior years...Was named senior of th
year and District 6-5A All-District...As a junior, Ragle placed 14th at the regional meet and as a sophomore was named the newcomer and sophomore of
the year...District 9-5A All-District...In soccer, Ragle was named second team
All-District and to the Academic All-State team her senior year...Also played
point guard on the basketball team.
Personal: Full name is Wendy Michelle Ragle...Born June 23, 1980...Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Craig Ragle...Graduated magna cum ladue with a B.S. in
Manufactoring Engineering and is currently working on a Master’s in
Manufactoring Engineering. .
Mile
3000
5000
800m
2002 Best Performances
Indoor
5:10.92 (2/22/02)
10:38.31 (2/1/02)
18:41.29 (2/22/02)
2:22.02 (2/15/02)
1500
3000 steeple
5000
Outdoor
4:57.46 (4/13/02)
11:25.46 (5/11/02) *School Record
18:55.40 (4/6/02)
Mile run
5000 meter run
3000m run
800 meters
1500
3000
3000 steeple
5000
13
Career Bests
Indoor
5:06.92 (1/25/03) *School Record
18:41.29 (2/22/02)*School Record
10:25
Outdoor
2:24.51 (4/28/01)
4:48.13 (5/12/01)
10:59.13 (3/31/01)
11:25.46 (5/11/02) ** School Record
18:55.40 (4/6/02)
Memphis
2003 Seniors
RYAN SMITH
KEENAN GIBSON
Distance
Mississauga, Ontario
Clarkson HS
3000 Steeple Runner-Up (2002)
Sprints
Senior
Arima, Trinidad
St. James Government
Cross Country 2002: Finished 64th at the Conference USA Championships with his best 8K time
of the season in 27:51.90...Finished 10th at the Murray State Twilight Invite in
22:45.4 in his only four miles of the fall.
Track 2002: Opened the season with a win in the 3000 at Arkansas State in
9:02.77...His best 3000 of the indoor season was a 8:43.71 at Arkansas which
helped him finish 18th overall...Finished 11th in the 3000 at the indoor championships in 8:46.09...Finished fourth in the 3000 steeplechase out of 34 runners in 9:20.21 at Alabama to start the outdoor season...Never finished lower
than fourth in any event during the outdoor season, including a runner-up finish
at C-USA Outdoor Championships in the 3000 steeplechase with a seasonbest time of 9:13.82 at the league championships...Picked up a second win at
Arkansas State when he won the 3000 steeplechase during the outdoor season in 9:34.80.
2001: Posted his best 3000 steeplechase time of the year at the outdoor championships, finishing seventh in 9:29.28...Used the indoor season to prepare for
the 3,000 meter races, competing in the 3000.
Cross Country 2000: Joined the cross country team after a year of attending
school at the University of Western Ontario...Finished 48th at Alabama with a
time of 25:33.12...Missed the C-USA Championships due to a case of food
poisoning.
1998: Kicked off his Tiger career at the Plough Park invitational with a ninthplace finish with a time of 22:28 for the four-mile course...His best 10K performance came at the NCAA South Regional where he finished 38th with a
32:57.80.
2002: Competed in four indoor meets in a variety of sprints to get ready for the
100 and 200 for the outdoor season...Finished sixth in the C-USA indoor championships in the 200 with a season best time of 25.11...Her 7.70 time in the
prelims of the 60-meter dash was also a season PR...Her best 55 meter time
was 7.07 in the finals of the SIU-Carbondale Invite, where she finished first...Ran
a 400 at the beginning of the season in 1:00.32, finishing ninth...Finished third
in the 200 at the outdoor championships with her first sub-24 second time of
the season in 23.66...Her 11.65 in the 100 final helped her finish sixth with
another season-best mark.
2001: Had an outstanding freshman season, finishing third in the final of the
60-meter dash at the C-USA indoor championships and fourth in the 100 at the
outdoor championships...Also finished second in the 200 finals at the outdoor
championships in Tampa...Tied a stadium and meet record during the outdoor
season at the ASU Track Classic when she won the 200 in 24.11, her secondfastest 200 of the season...Won the 100 in three of the five meets she ran,
including both Memphis home meets and at Tulane...Named C-USA Athlete of
the Week....At the prestigious Penn Relays, Gibson finished fourth in her heat
with a time of 11.75.
Prep: Competed in track and field and netball at St. James Government Secondary School in Arima, Trinidad.
Personal: Full name is Keenan Gibson...Born October 3, 1978...Daughter of
Brenda Hunte and Noel Gibson...Lists her goal for this season as qualifying for
the NCAAs...Majoring in public relations.
Prep: Graduated in 1998 from Clarkson Secondary School inToronto,
Canada...At Clarkson, he ran track and cross country...His personal record in
the 3000 is 8:36, 4:02 in the 1500 and 1:56 in the 800...Was an Ontario High
School 2000-meter gold medalist...His secondary school coaches were John
Crysdale and former Tiger Eddie Rapaso.
55
60
200
400
2002 Best Performances
Indoor
7.07 (2/16/02)
7.70 (2/22/02)
25.11 (2/22/02)
1:00.32 (12/8/01)
Personal: Born December 19, 1978...Son of Ron and Norma Smith.
100
200
Outdoor
11.65 (5/11/02)
23.66 (5/11/02)
55
60
200
400
Career Bests
Indoor
7.07 (2/16/02)
7.60 (2/23/01)
24.09 (2/3/01)
1:00.32 (12/8/01)
100
200
Outdoor
11.62 (5/12/01)
23.66 (5/11/02)
Mile
3000
2002 Best Performances
Indoor
4:25.27 (1/27/02)
8:46.09 (2/22/02)
3000 m steeple
Outdoor
9:13.82 (5/9/02)
Mile
3000
Career Bests
Indoor
4:25.27 (1/27/02)
8:46.09 (2/22/02)
3000 m steeple
Outdoor
9:13.82 (5/9/02)
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Track and Field
Returning Tigers
CHANEL DUNN
PRESTON TAYLOR
Sprints
Sophmore
Nashville, Tenn.
Glencliff HS
Hurdles
Sophomore
Memphis, Tenn.
Ridgeway HS
2002: Competed in four indoor meets in a variety
of events...Started her Tiger career with an indoorbest time of 25.47 in the 200, finishing third at Arkansas State...Her time of
59.55 in the 400 at the same meet, where she finished sixth, was also a
PR...Competed in the 60-meter dash at Arkansas, finishing with a time of
7.81...Her best 55-meter time was 7.23 in the finals at Southern IllinoisCarbondale after posting a 7.28 in the prelims...She finished fifth in the
finals..Placed 18th overall in the 200 at the indoor championships, not advancing past her preliminary round...Ran in six outdoor meets with her first sub-12
second time in the 100 coming at the C-USA Championships where she finished 14th with an 11.94...Her 24.32 in the prelim of the 200 at the championships was also a PR.
Prep: Lettered in track and field and cross country at Glencliff...Specialized in
100 and 200...First team all-midstate selection three tiimes in the 4x200...Second
team all-midstate in the 100...Vice-President of the Honor Society...Best times
in high school: 12.1 in the 100 and 24.7 in the 200.
Personal: Full name is Chanel Dunn...Born June 17, 1983...Daughter of Dierdre
Dunn...After she graduates from Memphis she wants to become an
actuary...Lists her goal for this season as breaking 24 in the 200..Also offered
scholarships by Tennessee State, Austin Peay, UT-Chattanooga and
Marshall...Majoring in finance.
55
60
200
400
2002 Best Performances
Indoor
7.23 (2/16/02)
7.81 (2/1/02)
25.47 (12/8/01)
59.55 (12/8/01)
100
200
Outdoor
11.94 (5/11/02)
24.32 (5/11/02)
55
60
200
400
Career Bests
Indoor
7.23 (2/16/02)
7.81 (2/1/02)
25.47 (12/8/01)
59.55 (12/8/01)
100
200
Outdoor
11.94 (5/11/02)
24.32 (5/11/02)
15
2002: Competed in three indoor meets, posting his best 55-meter team in his
final meet at SIU-Carbondale with a 7.99 in the finals, placing him
10th...Competed in the 110 and 400 hurdles during the outdoor season, finishing third in each event at Murray State...His 15.06 in the 110 hurdles at Arkansas State was his fastest of the season, while his 56.09 at Mississippi State in
the 400 hurdles was also a season best...Placed in the top 10 in seven of the
11 events he competed in during the outdoor season.
Prep: Earned five letters in track and three in football at Ridgeway High
School...Ran hurdles and played defensive back...Helped football team to a
10-1 record as a senior...Finished fourth in the state championships after winning the city and regional championships.
Personal: Born February 3, 1983, Son of Ava and Ed Taylor...His father and
uncle, Cliff Taylor, both played in the NFL.
55 hurdles
2002 Best Performances
Indoor
7.99 (2/16/02)
110 hurdles
400 hurdles
Outdoor
15.06 (4/19/02)
56.09 (4/13/02)
55 hurdles
Career Bests
Indoor
7.99 (2/16/02)
110 hurdles
400 hurdles
Outdoor
15.06 (4/19/02)
56.09 (4/13/02)
Memphis
Returning Tigers
LISA MARIE HYMAN
CHERISHE HOLLINGSWORTH
Sprints/Jumps
Junior
Kingston, Jamaica
St. Andrew School for Girls
Heptathlon
Junior
Freeport, Bahamas
Freeport Anglican
C-USA Triple Jump Champ
School Record Holder
2002: Competed in four indoor events during 2002,
starting the season with her best 200 time of the
season with a 26.84...Her 1:03.59 400 was also an indoor best...Finished 9th
in the long jump at Arkansas State in the second meet of the season with a
4.93 meter mark...Used the outdoor season to again prepare for the heptathlon,
posting a season-best 1:00.73 in the 400, shaving almost three seconds off
her indoor 400 time...Her 1:08.35 time in the 400 hurdles at Tulane was a
season-best and her 25.66 200 at Mississippi State was her fastest of the
season...At the C-USA Championships, Hollingsworth was one of two Lady
Tiger heptathletes, finishing 8th overall with 4,347 points.
2001: Hollingsworth competed in a variety of events while preparing to compete in the heptathlon during the outdoor season...During the indoor schedule,
the freshman posted a season best time of 9.26 in the 60-meter finals at
Illinois...During the outdoor season, Hollingsworth competed in two heptathlons
(Alabama Relays and Arkansas State), posting a season-best point total of
3,480 points at Alabama, where she finished 28th..Was a recipient of the Tiger
Academic 30 Award for having one of the top 30 GPAs in Tiger athletics...Missed
the C-USA outdoor championships due to injury.
Prep: Played softball (first base, outfield) and ran track and field (400, 800,
200 and discus) at Freeport Anglican High School...Was named MVP at the
inner-high school championships in 1997, 1998 and 1999...Is the U17 400meter record holder with a time of 1:01...Is a two-time Carifta team member
and a two-time C.A.C. Jr. team member...Was named team captain...Graduated
with honors and received her diploma with distinction...Named best all-around
graduate...Was the president of the Anchor and Interaction Club.
Personal: Full name is Cherishe Hollingsworth...Born October 31, 1982 in
Freeport, Bahamas...Daughter of Curt and Caroline Hollingsworth...Lists her
goal for this year as winning a conference medal...Majoring in exercise science.
2002 Best Performances
Indoor
200
26.84 (12/8/01)
400
1:03.59 (12/8/01)
600
1:47.71 (2/16/02)
Long Jump
4.93 meters (1/27/02)
Outdoor
200
25.66 (4/13/02)
400
1:00.73 (4/6/02)
400 hurdles
1:06.00 (4/6/02)
Shot put
9.88 meters (4/13/02)
Javelin
25.42 meters (4/13/
02)
Heptathlon
4,347 points (5/11/02)
Career Best
Indoor
60
9.26 (2/3/01)
60 Hurdles
9.60 (1/27/01)
200
26.84 (12/8/01)
400
1:03.59 (12/8/01)
600
1:47.71 (2/16/02)
Long Jump
4.93m 16-2.00 1/27/02)
Shotput
9.48m 31-1.25 (2/3/01)
Outdoor
200
25.66 (4/13/02)
400
1:00.73 (4/6/02)
400 hurdles
1:08.35 (4/6/02)
Shotput
9.68m 31-8.75 (4/13/02)
Javelin
29.6m 97’01 (4/6/02)
High Jump
1.6m 5’01.25 (5/11/02)
Long Jump
5.32m 17-5.5 (4/14/01)
Heptahlon
4,347 points (5/11/02)
2002: C-USA Outdoor Champ in the triple jump
with an effort of 12.52 meters, her best triple jump
of the season...She holds the Memphis school records in the Indoor and Outdoor Triple Jump...Was C-USA runner up in the triple jump at the indoor championships with a 12.22 meter effort...Won the triple jump at Tulane with a 12.26
meter effort during the outdoor season...Also competed in the sprints and hurdles
throughout the season, finishing 8th in the 100m hurdles at Mississippi State
in 15.57 and seventh in the indoor 200 at Southern Illinois-Carbondale in 26.12.
2001: Contributed to the team immediately, finishing ninth in the triple jump at
the C-USA indoor Championships with a mark of 11.34 meters...During the
outdoor season, Hyman continued to excel in the jumps, particularly the triple
jump, an event she had never competed in before college...She finished seventh in the triple jump at the conference outdoor championships with a mark of
11.63 meters (38-2)...Was a recipient of the Tiger Academic 30 Award for
having one of the top 30 GPAs of all Tiger student-athletes.
Prep: Participated in track and field and swimming at St. Andrew High School
for Girls in Kingston, Jamaica...Was the team captain of the track
team...Received awards for excellence and school citizenship and was named
Senior Prefect.
Personal: Full name is Lisa Marie Hyman...Born September 17, 1982...Daughter of Marcia and Bert Hyman.
200
400
Triple Jump
2002 Best Performances
Indoor
26.12 (2/16/02)
1:00.81 (2/1/02)
12.35 meters/40’06.00 (2/16/02) *School Record
100 hurdles
200
Triple Jump
Outdoor
15.02 (4/27/02)
25.90 (4/13/02)
12.52 meters/41’05.00 (5/11/02)*School Record
200
400
Long Jump
Triple Jump
100
100 hurdles
200
400
Triple Jump
16
Career Bests
Indoor
26.12 (2/16/02)
1:00.81 (2/1/02)
4.97 meters (16-3.75)(2/3/01)
12.35 meters (2/16/02)
Outdoor
12.80 (4/19/01)
15.02 (4/27/02)
25.90 (4/13/02)
1:01.64 (4/7/01)
12.52 meters (5/11/02)
Track and Field
Returning Tigers
TISHEICA JAMISON
VICTORIA CRAWFORD
Sprints
Junior
Olive Branch, Mississippi
Olive Branch High School
Southwest Community College
Jumps/Heptathlon
Sophomore
Birmingham, Ala.
Woodlawn HS
School Record Holder
Heptathlon, 4,364 points
2002: Competed on the pom pom squad at Southwest Misssissippi Community College in Summit. Miss. She has walked on the Memphis track team for
the 2003 season.
Prep: Ran track and played basketball at Olive Branch...Was a state champion in the 400 relay in 1997...Also a member of the Pom Squad that won the
USA All-Star competition in 1997...Also attended Mississippi State and Southwest Tennessee Community College before transferring to Memphis.
Personal: Born April 14, 1979...Daughter of Patricia and Samuel
Jamison...Majoring in communications at The U of M...Wants to become a
sports director after she graduates...Lists her goal for this season as getting
her 200 time down.
2002: Competed in five outdoor meets once the women’s basketball season
wrapped up, competing in the high jump, long jump and triple jump as well as
the heptathlon at the conference championships...Finished seventh at the league
championships in the heptathlon with 4,364 points, setting a school record after
surpassing Chevida Deberry’s mark of 4,353 points from 1993...Had a best
mark of 11.85 meters in the triple jump at the outdoor championships, finishing
fifth...Competing in three jumping events at Tulane, posting personal bests in
two events --her 5.48 meter mark in the long jump at Tulane was also a personal best..Cleared 1.65 meters in the high jump at Tulane, again, a personal
best. She is also a member of the Lady Tiger Basketball team.
Prep: Lettered in volleyball, track and softball…Named to Birmingham News
all-state honorable mention team for volleyball…Set a new Birmingham city high
jump record at the state meet with a jump of 5’8"…Won the 300-meter low
hurdles as a junior…Also placed second in the heptathlon and first in the triple
jump…Named Most Athletic at Woodlawn High School. A four-year letterwinner
in basketball for coach Conley Langford at Woodlawn High School…Was the
only player unanimously selected to the Mississippi-Alabama all-star game after averaging 28 points and 14.8 rebounds per game in her senior
season…Scored a career-high 42 points against White Station High School at
the Decatur Tournament…Was a 76 percent shooter from the field and an 85
percent shooter from the free-throw line…Also totaled 100 assists, 80 steals
and 60 blocked shots as a senior…Led her squad to a 27-7 record and a runners up showing in the regional tournament…Honored as all-state, all-metro
and the squad’s Most Valuable Player…Averaged 21 points and 12.5 rebounds
per game as a junior and helped her squad to an 18-12 record…Honored as allstate, all-metro and MVP as a junior.
100
200
2002 Best Performances
Outdoor
12.97 (4/13/02)
26.65 (4/19/02)
High Jump
Long Jump
Triple Jump
Heptathlon
Career Bests
Outdoor
1.65 meters (4/6/02)
5.48 meters (4/6/02)
11.85 meters (5/11/02)
4,364 points (5/11/02) ** School Record
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Memphis
Returning Tigers
ADAM MARTIN
NORA NEMERE
Throws
Junior
Monett, Missouri
Monett HS
Distance
Sophomore
Budapest, Hungary
Mihaly Tancscis
C-USA Shot Put Runner-Up
2002: Was the Conference USA Indoor Shot Put
runner-up with an effort of 15.74 meters at the
league championships...His best effort of the season was in the first meet of
the year at Arkansas State, where he put the shot 16.51 meters (54-1.75)...Garnered a total of four second place finishes in the shot during the indoor season
and never finished lower than fourth in the shot during the outdoor season...Won
the shot at Arkansas State and the hammer at Mississippi State...His 49.96
meters toss of the hammer at Mississippi State was a season-best...His best
discus of the season was a 42.20 meter (138-4.5) effort that helped him finish
fourth at Murray State...Finished fourth in the shot at the outdoor championships with a season-best 15.98 meter mark (52-4.25)..Also finished seventh in
the hammer throw (48.30 meters) and 15th in the discus (37.42 meters).
2001: Finished fourth in the weight throw and sixth in the shot at the indoor
championships...His best weight throw of the season was the 15.17 meter
effort (49-9.25) that he put up at the indoor championships...During the outdoor season, Martin potsed two outdoor season bests at the C-USA championships, finishing fourth iin the hammer with a season-best 51.04 meters (1675) throw...He added a sixth-place finish in the shot, another season best 15.58
meters effort (51-1.50)...His best discus was at the Tiger Invite where he finished fourth after a toss of 44.04 meters (144-6).
2002: Competed in one meet for the Lady Tigers posting a 24th place finish in
the 3000 meters at the SIU-Carbondale meet with a time of 12:18.98. Her best
times are a 19:23 in the 5000m, 10:31 in the 3000m and 4:48 in the 1500m.
Prep: 1997 Hungarian champion in the 3,000 meters and 8,000 meters in
cross country...Participated in the Hungarian championships in the Triathlon
and Duathlon.
Personal: Born August 15, 1981...Daughter of Peter Nomere and Marta
Molnar...Majoring in Hospitality Management.
3000 meters
1500m meters
3000 meters
1500m
Prep: Was a four-year letterwinner in track and a three-year letterwinner in
football at Monet High School...He was an all-conference and all-district honoree at tackle and linebacker...He qualified for the state track meet at Monett,
posting a career-best distance of 59-0.50 in the shot and 155-0.5 in the
discus...His shot put distance was good enough for the Missouri State Championships in 2000...He was coached by Jerry Hudson.
Personal: Son of West and Jackie Martin...Majoring in exercise science...He
is related to Brad Mears, the 1999 Pan-Am Games Shot Put Gold Medalist.
Shot
2002 Best Performances
Indoor
16.51 meters (54-1.75)(12/8/01)
Shot
Discus
Hammer
Outdoor
15.98 meters (52-4.25)(5/9/02)
42.20 metrs (138-4.5)(4/27/02)
49.96 meters (163-9)(4/13/02)
Shot
Weight Throw
Discus
Shot
Hammer
Career Bests
Indoor
16.51 meters (54-1.75)(12/8/01)
15.17 meters (49-9.25)(2/24/01)
Outdoor
44.04 meters (144-6)(4/21/01)
15.98 meters (52-4.25)(5/9/02)
51.04 meters (167-5)(5/10/01)
18
2002 Best Performances
Indoor
10:31.00
4:48.00
Career Bests
Indoor
10:31.00
4:48.00
Track and Field
Returning Tigers
GERGELY NEMETH
SHEENA OHLIG
Sprints
Sophomore
Sopron, Hungary
Secondary School for Iron
and Electric Energy
Hurdles/Jumps
Sophomore
Camden, N.J.
Pennsauken
2002: Finished seventh in the finals of the 60-meter
finals at the C-USA indoor championships and finished 8th in the 200 finals...His best 55 time of the season was a 6.42 in the
season opener at Arkansas State, while his best 60 time was a 6.93 at
Arkansas...His best 200 times was a 21.63 that he ran in the prelims at
Arkansas...Struggled in the sprints at the outdoor championships, not qualifying for the finals in either the 100 or 200...His best 100 of the outdoor season
was a 10.57 at Mississippi State, and his best 200 was a 20.96, also at Mississippi State.
Prep: Had a distinguished junior career in his native Hungary...Finished second in the 100 and 200 in the 2000 Hungarian Junior
Championships...Competed in the World Junior Championships in 2000 in
Chile...Member of the seventh place 4x100 team that ran 40.31.
Personal: Born on July 8, 1981 in Sopron, Hungary....Son of Gyula and Pe’k
Nemeth...Nickname is “Gary”.
55
60
200
Long Jump
2002 Best Performances
Indoor
6.42 (1/27/02)
6.93 (2/16/02)
21.63 (2/1/02)
6.92 meters (2/16/02)
100
200
Outdoor
10.57 (4/13/02)
20.96 (4/13/02)
55
60
200
Long Jump
100
200
Career Bests
Indoor
6.42 (1/27/02)
6.93 (2/16/02)
21.63 (2/1/02)
6.92 meters (2/16/02)
2002: Finished fifth in the 100 hurdles at the CUSA Outdoor Championships with a season-best
14.55 in the finals...Competed in four indoor meets, posting her best 55-meter
hurdle time of 8.27 in the finals at SIU-Carbondale, where she finished
second...Her best 60-meter hurdle time was a 9.09 at the C-USA championships in the prelims...Also competed in the high jump (1.52 meters) and the
triple jump (10.11 meters) at one meet.
Prep: Five-sport letterwinner at Pennsauken...Lettered in cross country, indoor track, outdoor track, basketball and volleyball...Captain of Outdoor Track
team as a senior...Team won conference championships her freshmen through
senior years and won an indoor track state championship as a junior...All-State
selection in high jump and hurdles for four years under Head Coach Lenny
Carmichael...All-Conference selection in basketball in 2001...Second team allconference in track in 1998 and 1999...First team all-conference in high jump
in 1999, 2001...Holds school high jump record of 5-6...Managing Editor of high
school newspaper...Vice-President of Varsity Club...National English Merit
Award winner...Member of the Who’s Who Among High School Students junior year...Member of the African American Culture Club.
Personal: Full name is Sheena Yanise Ohlig...Born June 13, 1983...Daughter
of Jennifer Davis and William Ohlig...Chose Memphis because of the opportunities here and because of the comfortable social setting...Nickname is
Jersey.....Lists her personal goal for this season as setting a PR in the 100 HH
of 13.5...Said she would love to compete in the olympics or to train with Gail
Devers...Also offered scholarships by Houston, Southern Mississippi and
Marshall...Majoring in International Business.
55 hurdles
60 hurdles
High Jump
Triple Jump
2002 Best Performances
Indoor
8.27 (2/16/02)
9.09 (2/22/02)
1.52 meters (12/8/01)
10.11 meters (12/8/01)
100 hurdles
Outdoor
14.55 (5/11/02)
55 hurdles
60 hurdles
High Jump
Triple Jump
Career Bests
Indoor
8.27 (2/16/02)
9.09 (2/22/02)
1.52 meters (12/8/01)
10.11 meters (12/8/01)
100 hurdles
Outdoor
14.55 (5/11/02)
Outdoor
10.57 (4/13/02)
20.96 (4/13/02)
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Memphis
Returning Tigers
TITIAN ROSE-WHITTLE
IVAN WILLIAMS
Sprints
Sophomore
Port-of-Spain, Trinidad
Bishop Anstey HS
Sprints
Junior
Riverdale, Ga.
Mount Zion HS
2002: Competed in five events on the indoor schedule, posting an indoor best 200 time of 26.58 at
Arkansas...Her best 400 time of the season ha d come the week before at
Arkansas State in 1:00.18...Ran one 600 at SIU-Carbondale, finishing 13th in
1:42.14...Competed in five outdoor meets, dropping her 400-time to a seasonbest 58.23 at Tulane and then repeating that same time at the C-USA Outdoor
Championships to finish 15th...Ran one 200 in the outdoor season, finishing
26th in 26.12 at Baylor.
Prep: Finished third at the National Junior Chamionships in the 400...Received
the Olympic Committee Award for Excellence in Track and Acdemics in
2001...Ran for Bishop Anstey in the Florida Relays...Member of two-time Nationals Girls Track Championship teams at Bishop Anstey.
Personal: Full name is Titian-Rose Whittle...Born December 17, 1982...Daughter of Patricia and Garvin Whittle...After she graduates, she plans on pursuing
a career as a motivational speaker...Lists her greatest on-field accomplishment as coming in third at the Junior Championships in Trinidad in 2000...Would
like to compete in the next summer Olympics at Athens, Greece...Also offered
a scholarship by South Carolina State University....Majoring in Psychology.
200
400
600
2002 Best Performances
Indoor
26.58 (2/1/02)
1:00.18 (1/27/02)
1:42.14 (2/16/02)
200
400
Outdoor
26.12 (4/19/02)
58.23 (4/6/02, 5/11/02)
200
400
600
Career Bests
Indoor
26.58 (2/1/02)
1:00.18 (1/27/02)
1:42.14 (2/16/02)
200
400
Outdoor
26.12 (4/19/02)
58.23 (4/6/02, 5/11/02)
2002: Competed in all five indoor meets, posting
his best 6.48 time in the 55 at Arkansas State...He
also ran his best indoor 200 at Arkansas State when he finished 8th in 22.02...Did
not qualify for the finals in the 60 or the 200 at the indoor
championships...Competed in just three outdoor meets, missing the early part
of the outdoor season before returning in April...Posted his best 100 time of the
outdoor season at Arkansas State in 10.73, finishing second, and saving his
best 200 time of the outdoor season for the C-USA championships, where he
finished 15th overall in 21.60...Won the 200 at Arkansas State in 21.77 and
finished third in the 200 at Tulane in 21.83.
2001: Competed in four indoor meets posting his best indoor times at the Illini
Classic where he ran a season-best 6.86 in the finals of the 60 and a 22.40in
the finals of the 200...He finished fourth in the 60 and fifth in the 200 at that
meet...Finished seventh in the 60 at the C-USA Indoor championships and
was fourth in the 200 in 22.62...Ran a 22.05 200 during the outdoor season at
Tulane, which was an outdoor best...Finished eighth in the 100 at the outdoor
championships after running a season-best time of 10.63 in the
preliminaries...Finished seventh in the 200 with a 21.79 in the final...Won both
the 100 and 200 at the Tiger Invitational for his best finishes of the season.
Prep: Was a one-time letterwinner on the undefeated AAA State Championship team while at Mt. Zion High School in College Park, Ga....Was the runnerup in the 60-meter dash at the Georgia Olympics...While at Mt. Zion he broke
school records in the 100 (10.69) and 200 (21.60) meter dashes and was part
of the 4x400 and 4x100 relay teams that also set new marks...Williams finished 10th in the 100-meter dash at the 1999 Nationals and was the recipient
of the Legacy Award...He was the first in the county and in his family to receive
a Division I track scholarship.
Personal: Born February 3, 1983...Son of Diann and Jerry Williams...Was
coached in high school by Rodney Hackney.
55
60
200
2002 Best Performances
Indoor
6.48 (1/27/02)
6.99 (2/22/02)
22.02 (1/27/02)
100
200
Outdoor
10.73 (4/19/02)
21.60 (5/7/02)
60
200
Career Bests
Indoor
6.86 (2/3/01)
22.02 (1/27/02)
100
200
Outdoor
10.63 (5/10/01)
21.60 (1/27/02)
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Track and Field
Returning Tigers/Tiger Newcomers
MICHAEL WOODS
ZSOFIA NAGY
Sprints
Sophomore
Memphis, Tenn.
Central HS
Sprints
Freshmen
Budapest, Hungary
Budai Nagy Antal
2002: Missed the 2002 season after being injured
in a car accident.
Prep: Ran the 4x100m relay in high school.....Placed 2nd in the Hungary
Junior Championships in the 4x100m relay and second in the 200m dash.....
Personal best times of 12.52 in the 100m dash and 25.56 in the 200m dash.
2001: Finished fourth in the 100 at the Big Cat Classic with a time of 10.69...Also
finished fifth in the 200 with a 21.90...He also tied his season-best with another
10.69 second effort in the 100 at LSU...In the 200, Woods’ best time of the year
was a 21.61 at the prelims of the C-USA Championships.
Personal: Born December 16, 1983 in Budapest, Hungary....Daughter of
Saudor Nagy and Gabriella Borbas.
Prep:Woods was an all-state, all-area and all-region team member at Central
HS...He lettered three years in both track and football, and helped Central to a
state championship in the 4x100 from 1997-99 and in the 4x200 in 1998 and
1999...He holds the school record in the 200 and is part of the 4x100 and 4x200
meter relay teams that also set school records...He was also an all-state and
all-area running back for Central...He was a member of the Key Club and the
Latin Club.
Personal: Born April 12, 1981...Son of A.Z. and Cynthia Woods...Nickname is
Lil Woods....Brother, Andre, was a member of the Tiger football team.
2002 Best Performances
Indoor
missed 2002 due to injury
Outdoor
missed 2002 due to injury
60
200
Career Bests
Indoor
6.94 (2/3/01)
22.69 (1/27/01)
Outdoor
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Memphis
Tiger Newcomers
SUE-ANN BOWEN
JOSETTA BROOKS
Sprints
Sophomore
Boy’s Lane, D’Abadie, Trinidad
St. Augustine Senior Secondary
Hurdles
Freshman
Nashville, Tenn.
Colencliff High School
2002: Bowen ran cross country for the Lady Tigers
last fall. She competed in five meets and her top
performance came at the Murray State Invitational where she finished 11th
with a time of 13:49.80 in the 2 mile run.
Prep: Ran track and field and played netball at St. Augustine Senior Secondary School...Competed in the Junior Championships in the 400 in 1999 and
named Most Outstanding Junior Athlete in 2000...Coached by Nester Brown.
Personal: Born March 21, 1982 in Port-of-Spain...Daughter of Errol and Angela Bowen...Plans on majoring in business and finance...Choose Memphis to
improve her athletic skills and also to fulfill her dream of getting her college
degree.
Prep: Four year letterwinner in track and cross country and two-year letterwinner
in basketball...Team won city, region and state titles from 1999-2002...Captained
the track team one year...Named City MVP, Doug Hall MVP, Johnson City MVP
and holds school and city records in the 100 hurdles...Also holds the all-time
metro record in the 100 H...Also a member of the Fellowship for Christian
Athletes and graduated in the top 10 percent of her class....Member fo the
National Honors Society...Coached by Wayne Williams in high school.
Personal: Born Oct. 26, 1983 in Nashville...Daughter of Joseph Brooks and
Earline Batey ... After she graduates from Memphis, she plans on going to
graduate school...Also offered a scholarship by Ole Miss.
KARIN BROOKS
LINDSAY CADE
Distance
Freshman
Bartlett, Tenn.
Bolton HS
High Jump
Freshman
Siloam Springs, Ark.
Siloam Springs High School
Cross Country 2002: Competed in all six meets
during the cross country season after opening her
Lady Tiger Career with a 23rd place finish in the two-mile race at Plough Park
in 14:21.78...Shaved over 20 seconds off that time by the time the Lady Tigers
ran their second two-mile race to finish 13th in 13:59.8...Posted her best 5K of
the year in 22:01.00 and finished 87th at the C-USA Championships with a
time of 27:13.79 for the 6K.
Prep: Lettered four years in cross country and track at Bolton High
School...Team was runner up in her sophomore and junior years and won four
regional cross country crowns...Captained the cross country team as
senior...Was also a member of the Beta Club and was the president of the
German Club as a junior.
Prep: Was a four-year letterwinner in track and
basketball and a one-year letterwinner in tennis at
Siloam Springs High School...Was a post player on the basketball team and
was basketball team captain as a senior...Named most improved on the track
team as well as in basketball...All-Conference in track as a junior...Was president of the National Honor Society and a member of the Fellowship of Christian
Athletes..Coached in track by Rose Cheek-Maddan...Her best high jump in
high school was 5-4.
Personal: Born October 15, 1983 in Athens, Ga....Daughter of Allen and
Debbie Cade...Her father is the Minister of Music and her mom is in music
education...Lists her goal for the upcoming season as wanting to place in meets
regularly...Choose Memphis to accept an athletic scholarship...Major is undecided.
Personal: Born May 11, 1983 in Frankfurt, Germany...Daughter of Bob and
Kathy Brooks...Said she plans on coaching after she graduates from Memphis.
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Track and Field
Tiger Newcomers
WILLIE GREEN
AUSTIN HUNTER
Sprints
Freshman
Augusta, Ga.
Butler High School
Sprint
Freshmen
Jackson, Tenn.
Jackson Central
Lambuth University
Prep: A top sprinter in the state of Georgia....Green was the 4A state champion in the 100m dash and the 200m dash in 2002....His top time in 100m was
a 10.84 and his top time in 200m was a 21.55 in high school....He is expected
to make an immediate impact for the Tiger Track team as a freshmen....Besides
excelling in track, Green was a talented basketball player at Butler High School.
At Lambuth University: Competed on the men’s
soccer team at Lambuth as a forward before deciding to transfer to Memphis and run track.
Prep: Was a three-year letterwinner in soccer at Jackson...His personal best
in the 100 in 10.89 and in the 200 is 21.47.
Personal: Born December 24, 1982 in Fort Leavenworth, Kansas...Son of
Joseph Hunter and Donna Bateman...Came to Memphis to live in a big
city...Major is undeclared...His uncle, Al Hunter, played football at Notre Dame
and for the Seattle Seahawks in the NFL.
Personal: Born July 7, 1983 in Augusta, Ga.
IMRAN MAHMOOD
REHAN MAHMOOD
Distance
Freshman
Memphis, Tennessee
Germantown High School
Distance
Freshman
Memphis, Tennessee
Germantown High School
Cross Country 2002: Competed in three cross
country meets in 2002, finishing 14th in the 4-mile
run at Murray State in 23:28.2...Posted his best 8K of the season at the Conference USA championships where he finished 72nd in 28:25.79.
Cross Country 2002: Competed in three cross
country meets, finishing 9th overall at the four-mile
run at Murray State in 22:30.9...His best 8K time came at the C-USA Championships where he finished 68th overall in 28:06.77.
Prep: Was a four-year letterwinner in swimming and cross country at
Germantown High School and a one-year letterwinner in track...Was team captain of his high school swim team...Received the Red Devil Award for swimming in 2002...Was a Best of Preps all four years and was third in the USA in
cross country in the 16-19 age group...Has competed in a number of triathlons,
being named the USA Male Triathlete of the Year in 2002...Was third in the
USA and 9th in the World in the triathlon in 2002...Also a member of the Better
Business Club...Was coached by Bill Hoffman in cross country and Jim Frost
in track.
Prep: Four-year letterwinner in swimming and cross country and a one-year
letterwinner in track at Germantown High School...Swim team co-captain with
his brother as a senior....Cross Country team captain his junior and senior
years and cross country MVP as a junior...Was also a captain of the track
distance team...Named outstanding distance runner as a junior and senior and
most improved as a sophomore...Nominated as a Best of Preps all four
years...All American in the Triathlon in 2001...Was 1st in the USA in the 16-19
year old group in the triathlon...Finished fourth in the nation in 2002 at the
Junior Nationals Triathlon...Also a member of the Better Business Club...Holds
the Germantown High School record in cross country and had his jersey retired after his senior year...Coached at Germantown by Bill Hoffman and Jim
Frost and one of his assistant coaches was former Tiger Kevin Foltz.
Personal: Born April 15, 1984...Son of Sajjad and Dorothy Mahmood...Twin
brother, Rehan, also a member of the Tiger cross country and track teams...His
dad is a Computer Systems Director at The U of M...His best 3-mile time in
cross country is 16:02...His best mile time is 4:38, best 2 mile is 10:12...Choose
Memphis because it was close to home and to his established training group
and because he liked the college...Major is undeclared...After he graduates
from Memphis, he wants to raise a family and be a professional triathlete and a
doctor...Says he would love to compete overseas...Also offered scholarships
by Christian Brothers and Samford University.
Personal: Born April 15, 1984...Son of Sajjad and Dorothy Mahmood...Twin
brother Imran is also a member of the track and cross country teams...His dad
is a Computer Systems Director at The U of M...Choose Memphis because he
wanted to stay close to home...Wants to compete in the olympics...Would like
to compete in Colorado...His best 3-mile time was 15:51 and his best mile was
4:37...His best two-mile is 10:00 and his best 800 was a 2:01...Also offered a
scholarship by Christian Brothers University here in Memphis...Major is undeclared.
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Memphis
Tiger Newcomers
GAUTE MYKLEBUST
TABITHA RUSSELL
Throws
Junior
Sand, Norway
Sotienberg Technical
Southern Illinois-Carbondale
Middle Distance/Jumps
Freshman
Memphis, Tennessee
Craigmont High School
2002: Myklebust is a tremendous addition to the
Memphis track team for this spring....A native of
Norway, and he is a transfer from Southern Illinois-Carbondale....last year
Myklebust won the Missouri Valley Conference Indoor Championship in the
shotput while competing at SIU....His personal best in the event is 58’05.00
(17.79)....He also excels in the discus throw finsihing second at the Norway
track and field championships....His personal best in the discus is 192’00
(58.56).
Personal: Born April 29, 1979 in Sand, Norway....he is the son of Torkel and
Kari Myklebust.
Prep: Was a three-year letterwinner in
track...Finished third at state as a sophomore in the
800 and fourth in the triple jump as a senior...Her best 800 was a 2:19, while
her best triple jump is a 35-4.
Personal: Born February 20, 1984...Daughter of Gretchen and Kent
Russell...Lists her goal for the upcoming season as breaking the school record
in the 800...Says her greatest on track accomplishment was finishing third in
the state in the 800...Her dad was also a member of the Tiger football
team...Majoring in sport and leisure.
LEKESHUA SOLOMON
HEATHER WOOLLS
Sprints
Freshman
Murfreesboro, Tennessee
Riverdale High School
Distance
Freshman
Brownsville, Tennessee
Haywood High School
Prep: Was a letterwinner in volleyball and track at
Riverdale...Was the state champion in the 100 as a
senior and in the 200 both her junior and senior years...Also helped her 4x400
relay teams to state championships her junior and senior years...Named team
MVP as a junior and senior...Was MVP of the “Great 8” Invitational, the Georgia Invitational and at Regionals and Districts...Also a member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes...Her best 100 is a 11.99, her best 200 is a 24.8 and
her best 400 is a 53.5...Coached by Rickey Field
Personal: Born December 31, 1983 in Honolulu, Hawaii...Daughter of Moreland
and Rosalin Scales...Choose Memphis because it was a good school that offered a scholarship and because she liked the track team here...After she graduates from the U of M, she would like to attend fashion and modelling
college...Said she would love to run with the USA team and run against Marion
Jones...Was also offered scholarships by Middle Tennessee, Austin Peay and
UT-Martin...Has worked on a number of volunteer projects, including working
at the Veteran’s Hospital, serving Thanksgiving dinner...Majoring in international business.
Prep: Was a four-year letterwinner in cross country, track and soccer at
Haywood High School...Named most valuable runner for three years and named
soccer MVP three times...Most Valuable distance runner for all four years of
track...Soccer team captain two years and cross country team captain for three
years...Was a two-time nominee for cross country Best of the West and once
for track and soccer...Was a Best of the West Scholar-Athlete award
winner...Also participated in MTMA math contests, placing first in calculus and
advanced topics I...Was named best attorney in mock trial and also a member
of the French club...Received numerous academic awards...Her best 3 mile
time was 22:21, her best 3200 was 13:26 and her best 3000 was 13:16...Her
best 1600 was 6:27, 1500 was 6:01 and her best 800 was a 2:41.
Personal: Full name is Heather Woolls...Born September 4, 1984...Daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Rich Woolls...Wants to study genetics after graduation...Is
majoring in biology.
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Track and Field
Tiger Newcomers
ADAM DIDYK
FERENC BEKESI
Distance
Senior
West Lake, Australia
University of South Australia
Distance
Senior
Budapest Hungary
Baylor
2002: Transfered from Baylor to Memphis.
2002: A transfer from the University of South Australia....Didyk is a top-notch
distance runner added to the Tigers squad this spring and should be among
the elite distance runners in C-USA....Didyk’s best marks at the University of
South Australia include a 14:37 in the 5000m, 8:28 in the 3000m, 3:56.3 in the
1500m, 1:56.6 in the 800m and a 51.2 in the 400m.... He competed in both
track and cross country at South Australia....Didyk attended St. Michaels College prior to South Australia and competed in cross country and track there.
2001: Won the 1,500-meters at both the Michael Johnson Open and the
UTSA Relays with times of 3:49.53 and 3:52.89, respectively…Anchored the
distance medley relay team that broke the school record (9:43.10).…Turned
in three top-five finishes in the mile during the indoor season...Was Baylor’s
top finisher at the Cross Country regional meet (13th).
Personal: Born August 14, 1981 in West Lakes, Australia
2000: Posted team’s best time in the indoor mile, finishing seventh with a
time of 4:12.30 at the Big 12 Indoor Championships ... Finished first in the
mile (4:14.38) at the Sooner Indoor Classic .
Prep: Attended Retoli Seinglor Gymnasium in Szepest, Hungary ... Was the
student national champion four times in cross country, twice in the 1500
meter race.
Personal: Nicknamed “Ferko” ... Born Nov. 11, 1979 in Budapest, Hungary
... Son of Be’Se’si Ferenc ... Majoring in computer science. Nicknamed
“Ferko” .
MATE NEMETH
ISTVAN KEREKJARTO
Distance
Junior
Szekszard, Hungary
Northern Iowa
Distance
Freshmen
Biatorbagy, Hungary
Csanadi Arpadski
2002: Nemeth is a transfer from the University of Northern Iowa. His personal
best includes a 8:13.7 in the 3000m, 3:46.0 in the 1500m and a 4:11.0 in the
mile run.
2001 (Northern Iowa): Outdoor - Won the 3000m steeplechase at the Jim
Duncan Invitational, finishing with the fourth fastest time in school history,
9:00.82...Finished third in the 1500m at the MVC Championship with a time of
3:54.25. Indoor - Finished seventh at the MVC Championship with a time of
4:14.8h.
Prep: A native of Hungary....Kerekjarto competed at Csanadi Arpadski School
in Budapest....His personal best marks include a 1:48.46 in the 800m and a
3:52 in the 1500m....He finished 6th in the Junior Outdoor European Championships in 2001 with a time of 1:49.28 in the 800m.
Personal: Born January 4, 1982 in Biatorbagy, Hungary.
2000 (Northern Iowa): Cross Country - Champion at the Drake Open, the
Iowa State Open and the Missouri Valley Conference Championships.... threetime conference Athlete of the Week...MVC Scholar Athlete... Fastest time in
the 8K-24:35 and 10K-31:37.
Prep: Twice competed at the European Championships, finishing 21st and
51st...Finished 38th at the World Junior Championships...Won the World
Gymnaside race and placed sixth at the European Youth Olympic Days.
Personal: Born February 9, 1981...Son of Gyula Nemeth and Zsuzsa Laszlo
25
Memphis
2002 Meet Results
INDOOR
Arkansas Invitational
Fayetteville, Ark. • February 2, 2002
Arkansas State Kickoff
Jonesboro, Ark. • December 8, 2001
MEN
Memphis Finish: 3 of 8
Meet Champion: Southeast Missouri
Memphis Top Finishers:
Place Event
Ivan Williams
2nd
55m
Ryan Smith
1st
3000m
Derek Nakluski
3rd
3000m
Preston Taylor
3rd
55m Hurdles
Fotis Fotiou
1st
High Jump
Courtland Perry
2nd
Triple Jump
Adam Martin
2nd
Shotput
Justin Garrison
3rd
Weight Throw
WOMEN
Memphis Finish: 5 of 8
Meet Champion: Arkansas State
Memphis Top Finishers:
Place
Keenan Gibson
2nd
Chanel Dunn
3rd
Ashley Reed
1st
Sheena Ohlig
3rd
Ashley Reed
2nd
Lisa-Marie Hyman
1st
Monique Nelson
2nd
Monique Nelson
1st
Event
200m
200m
High Jump
High Jump
Long Jump
Triple Jump
Shotput
Shotput
MEN
Memphis Finish: NTS
Meet Champion: N/A
Memphis Top Finishers: None
Time/Mark
6.49
9:02.77
9:10.02
8.05
6’06.00
47’11.25
54’02.00
46’05.50
Time/Mark
25.27
25.47
5’03.75
4’11.75
17’08.75
39’07.25
43’03.25
43’06.50
Arkansas State Invitational
Jonesboro, Ark. • January 27, 2002
MEN
Memphis Finish: 6 of 9
Meet Champion: Ole Miss
Memphis Top Finishers:
Place
Kris Harman
2nd
Adam Martin
2nd
Derek Nakluski
3rd
Courtland Perry
2nd
Event
400m
Shotput
3000m
Triple Jump
WOMEN
Memphis Finish: 5 of 9
Meet Champion: Southwest Missouri
Memphis Top Finishers:
Place Event
Lilly Lebron
1st
5000m
Kameilah Amaya
1st
Weight Throw
Monique Nelson
1st
Shotput
Time/Mark
49.50
51’03.00
8:55.22
47’06.25
WOMEN
Memphis Finish: NTS
Meet Champion: N/A
Memphis Top Finishers: None
Southern Illinios USA Open
Carbondale, Ill. • February 16, 2002
MEN
Memphis Finish: NTS
Meet Champion: N/A
Memphis Top Finishers:
Chris Harmon
Andre Lucas
Dale Norwood
Delvit Rogers
Adam Martin
Place
Event
Time/Mark
1st
2nd
3rd
1st
2nd
400m
600m
55m Hurdles
Long Jump
Shotput
48.37
1:21.10
7.63
24’06.25
53’01.75
Place
1st
2nd
2nd
T-2nd
1st
2nd
2nd
Event
55m
200m
55m Hurdles
High Jump
Long Jump
Triple Jump
Weight Throw
Time/Mark
7.07
24.98
8.27
5’06.00
18’09.00
40’06.25
54’05.25
WOMEN
Memphis Finish: NTS
Meet Champion: N/A
Memphis Top Finishers:
Keenan Gibson
Keenan Gibson
Sheena Ohlig
Ashley Reed
Ashley Reed
Lisa-Marie Hyman
Kameliah Amaya
Time/Mark
19:48.02
53’07.50*
43’06.50
Frank Diadiou (left), Ivan Williams (middle) and
Gary Nemeth (right) sprint to the finish line.
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Track and Field
2002 Meet Results
OUTDOOR
Tulane Invitational
New Orleans, La. • March 5, 2002
C-USA Indoor Championships
Bloomington, Ind. • February 22, 2002
MEN
Memphis Finish: NTS
Meet Champion: N/A
Memphis Top Finishers:
MEN
Memphis Finish: 7 of 8
Meet Champion: TCU
Memphis Top Finishers:
Dale Norwood
Gary Nemeth
Memphis
Memphis
Fotis Fotiou
Delvit Rogers
Delvit Rogers
Adam Martin
Greg Doughty
Justin Garrison
Place
5th
5th
4th
5th
3rd
3rd
2nd
3rd
5th
6th
Event
60m
200m
4x400m Relay
Distance Medley
High Jump
Long Jump
Triple Jump
Shotput
Shotput
Shotput
Time/Mark
8.27
21.88
3:18.39
10:19.04
6’06.00
24’08.00
50’04.00
51’06.00
47’04.25
44’08.50
WOMEN
Memphis Finish: 11 of 13
Meet Champion: Houston
Memphis Top Finishers:
Keenan Gibson
Lisa-Marie Hyman
Kameilah Amaya
Place
6th
2nd
6th
Event
200m
Triple Jump
Shotput
Time/Mark
25.11
40’01.00
54’04.00
Adam Martin
(left) heaves a
35lb. weight
throw in
competition.
Frank Diadhiou
Frank Diadhiou
Gary Nemeth
Ivan Williams
Ryan Smith
Dale Norwood
Landon Norris
Kris Harman
Memphis
Delvit Rogers
Adam Martin
Place
1st
1st
2nd
3rd
3rd
1st
3rd
1st
1st
3rd
2nd
Event
100m
200m
200m
200m
1500m
110m Hurdles
110m Hurdles
400m Hurdles
4x400m Relay
Long Jump
Shotput
Time/Mark
10.73
21.63
21.69
21.83
4:00.58
14.89
15.25
54.38
3:14.52
23’02.00
50’02.00
Place
3rd
3rd
2nd
1st
3rd
1st
3rd
2nd
Event
100m
5000m
4x100 Relay
Long Jump
Long Jump
Triple Jump
Triple Jump
Shotput
Time/Mark
12.06
18:55.40
46.06
18’02.00
17’09.00
40’02.00
37’09.50
43’08.75
WOMEN
Memphis Finish: NTS
Meet Champion: N/A
Memphis Top Finishers:
Keenan Gibson
Wendy Ragle
Memphis
Ashley Reed
Victoria Crawford
Lisa Marie Hyman
Victoria Crawford
Barbara Wine
Alabama Relays
Tuscaloosa, Ala. • March 21, 2002
MEN
Memphis Finish: NTS
Meet Champion: N/A
Memphis Top Finishers: none
WOMEN
Memphis Finish: NTS
Meet Champion: N/A
Memphis Top Finishers:
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Memphis
2002 Meet Results
Memphis Big Cat Classic
Memphis, TN • March 30, 2002
Mississippi State Relays
Starkville, Miss. • April 13, 2002
MEN
Memphis Finish: NTS
Meet Champion: N/A
Memphis Top Finishers:
MEN
Memphis Finish: NTS
Meet Champion: N/A
Memphis Top Finishers:
Hugh Ferry
Derek Nakluski
Greg Doughty
Place
3rd
3rd
1st
Event
1500m
10000m
Javelin
Time/Mark
4:04.87
33:25.28
169’00.00
Place
1st
2nd
1st
2nd
3rd
3rd
1st
1st
2nd
3rd
3rd
Event
100m
100m
10000m
10000m
100m Hurdles
400m Hurdles
4x100m Relay
High Jump
High Jump
Discus
Hammer
Time/Mark
12.33
12.33
41:31.26
41:50.68
15.25
1:11.41
47.55
5’02.00
5’00.00
122’07.00
141’08.00
WOMEN
Memphis Finish: NTS
Meet Champion: N/A
Memphis Top Finishers:
Keenan Gibson
Chanel Dunn
Lilly Lebron
Andrea Dahlman
Sheena Ohlig
Zaneta Ivy
Memphis
Ashley Reed
Victoria Crawford
Monique Nelson
Kameilah Amaya
Gary Nemeth
Andre Lucas
Kris Harmon
Memphis
Memphis
Adam Martin
Adam Martin
Justin Garrison
Greg Doughty
Keenan Gibson
Lisa-Marie Hyman
Event
200m
1500m
110 Hurdles
Long Jump
Place
2nd
2nd
Event
100m
Triple Jump
Time/Mark
11.75
40’00.00
MEN
Memphis Finish: NTS
Meet Champion: N/A
Memphis Top Finishers:
Place
1st
2nd
1st
2nd
1st
3rd
1st
2nd
2nd
1st
2nd
2nd
1st
Event
100m
100m
200m
200m
800m
800m
1500m
110m Hurdles
Discus
4x100 Relay
High Jump
Long Jump
Shotput
Time/Mark
10.51
10.73
21.77
21.77
1:54.61
1:58.70
4:11.86
14.86
138’02.00
42.47
6’05.00
21’11.50
53’03.75
Baylor Relays
Waco, Texas • April 19, 2002
MEN
Memphis Finish: NTS
Meet Champion: N/A
Memphis Top Finishers:
Place
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
Time/Mark
20.96
1:51.00
52.45
40.50
3:10.00
52’02.75
163’11.00
141’03.00
195’03.00
Arkansas State Classic
Jonesboro, Ark. • April 19, 2002
Tulane Invitational
New Orleans • April 6, 2002
Ivan Williams
Ryan Smith
Landon Norris
Delvit Rogers
Event
200m
800m
400m Hurdles
4x100m Relay
4x400m Relay
Shotput
Hammer
Hammer
Javelin
WOMEN
Memphis Finish: NTS
Meet Champion: N/A
Memphis Top Finishers:
Frank Diadhiou
Ivan Williams
Ivan Williams
Frank Diadhiou
Andre Lucas
Hugh Ferry
Derek Nakluski
Dale Norwood
Adam Martin
Memphis
Fotis Fotiou
Courtland Perry
Adam Martin
Titian-Rose Whittle
leads the race in the
400m dash around
the final curve.
Place
2nd
3rd
2nd
3rd
1st
3rd
1st
3rd
1st
Time/Mark
21.83
4:00.58
15.25
23’02.00
WOMEN
Memphis Finish: NTS
Meet Champion: N/A
Memphis Top Finishers:
Kameilah Amaya
Lisa-Marie Hyman
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Place
1st
3rd
Event
Hammer
Triple Jump
Time/Mark
158’05.00
40’05.50
Track and Field
2002 Meet Results
C-USA Outdoor Championships
Louisville, Kent. • May 9, 2002
Murray State Twilight Invitational
Murray, Kent. • April 27, 2002
MEN
Memphis Finish: 7 of 12
Meet Champion: TCU
Memphis Top Finishers:
MEN
Memphis Finish: NTS
Meet Champion: N/A
Memphis Top Finishers:
Hugh Ferry
Steve Anthony
Dale Norwood
Preston Taylor
Preston Taylor
Ryan Smith
Adam Martin
Place
1st
3rd
2nd
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
Event
800m
800m
110 Hurdles
110 Hurdles
400m Hurdles
3000m Steeple
Shotput
Time/Mark
1:55.95
1:57.21
15.36
15.42
56.63
9:34.80
51’02.50
WOMEN
Memphis Finish: NTS
Meet Champion: N/A
Memphis Top Finishers:
Cenita Brown
Titian-Rose Whittle
Wendy Ragle
Andrea Dahlman
Sheena Ohlig
Zaneta Ivy
Wendy Ragle
Barbara Wine
Monique Nelson
Place
2nd
3rd
1st
2nd
3rd
1st
2nd
1st
2nd
Event
200m
400m
1500m
5000m
100m Hurdles
400m Hurdles
3000m Steeple
Shotput
Shotput
Time/Mark
27.01
58.35
5:01.37
19:55.44
14.94
1:07.07
11:40.39
44’05.00
44’00.00
Ryan Smith
Memphis
Fotis Fotiou
Delvit Rogers
Courtland Perry
Adam Martin
Greg Doughty
Place
2nd
3rd
6th
3rd
6th
4th
1st
WOMEN
Memphis Finish: 10 of 13
Meet Champion: Houston
Memphis Top Finishers:
Place
Keenan Gibson
6th
Keenan Gibson
3rd
Memphis
3rd
Ashley Reed
6th
Lisa-Marie Hyman
1st
Victoria Crawford
5th
Kameilah Amaya
3rd
Event
3000m Steeple
4x400m Relay
High Jump
Long Jump
Long Jump
Shotput
Javelin
Time/Mark
9:13.82
3:11.01
6’06.75
50’02.00
49’04.25
52’05.25
200’03.00
Event
100m
200m
4x100m Relay
Long Jump
Triple Jump
Long Jump
Hammer
Time/Mark
11.65
23.66
45.32
18’07.75
41’01.00
38’10.50
170’02.00
Freshmen
Istvan Kerekjarto
Lisa-Marie Hyman leaps toward
a triple jump title.
Penn Relays
Philadelphia, Penn. • April 29, 2002
MEN
Memphis Finish: NTS
Meet Champion: N/A
Memphis Top Finishers: None
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Memphis
2002 Individual Men’s Results
Andre Lucas (Middle Distance)
Franck Diadhiou (Sprints)
12/8
1/27
2/16
2/22
4/6
4/13
4/19
5/9
at Arkansas State
200-meter dash
at Arkansas State
55-meter dash
at SIU-Carbondale
55-meter dash
at C-USA Indoor
60-meter dash
at Tulane
100-meter dash
200-meter dash
at Mississippi State
200-meter dash
at Arkansas State
100-meter dash
200-meter dash
at C-USA Outdoor
100-meter dash
200-meter dash
12/8
Unatt
23.01
1/27
Unatt
Unatt
6.48 (prelims)
6.41 (finals)
4th
2nd
6.42 (finals)
6.44 (prelims)
2/1
2/16
3/25
15th
6.99 (prelims)
4/6
1st
1st
10.73
21.63
4/13
5th
21.63
4/19
1st
2nd
10.51
22.21
5/7
14th
10th
10.74 (prelims)
21.31 (prelims)
Adam Martin (Throws)
12/8
Hugh Ferry (Distance)
12/8
1/27
2/1
2/16
2/22
3/30
4/6
4/13
4/19
4/27
5/9
at Arkansas State
800-meter run
at Arkansas State
Mile Run
at Arkansas
Mile Run
at SIU-Carbondale
800-meter run
at C-USA Indoor
Mile Run
at Big Cat Classic
1500-meter run
at Tulane
1500-meter run
at Mississippi State
800-meter run
at Arkansas State
800-meter run
at Murray State
800-meter run
at C-USA Outdoor
800-meter run
at Arkansas State
800-meter run
at Arkansas State
800-meter run
at Arkansas
800-meter run
at SIU-Carbondale
600-meter run
at Alabama
800-meter run
at Tulane
800-meter run
at Mississippi State
800-meter run
at Arkansas State
800-meter run
at C-USA Outdoor
800-meter run
1/27
4th
4:26.32
2/1
6th
4:28.54
2/16
19th
4:22.34
2/22
7th
1:59.52
4/6
11th
4:27.38
3rd
4:04.87
4th
4:00.97
7th
1:55.89
3rd
1:58.70
1st
1:55.95
12th
1:54.22
T-18th
T-20th
52.00
22.52
34th
33rd
23.00
52.98
th
52.27
4/13
4/19
4/27
5/9
at Arkansas State
Shot Put
at Arkansas State
Shot Put
at Arkansas
Shot Put
at SIU-Carbondale
Shot Put
at C-USA Indoor
Shot Put
at Tulane
Shot Put
Discus Throw
at Mississippi State
Shot Put
Hammer Throw
at Arkansas State
Discus Throw
Shot Put
at Murray State
Shot Put
Discus
at C-USA Outdoor
Shot Put
Discus Throw
Hammer Throw
5th
1:58.30
6th
2:00.75
24th
1:55.73
2nd
1:21.10
4th
1:53.68 (4th of 74)
8th
1:54.60
3rd
1:53.26
1st
1:54.61
8th
1:53.94 (prelims)
2nd
16.51 m (54-1.75)
2nd
15.62 m (51-2.50)
10th
14.78 m (51-7.75)
2nd
16.20 m (53-1.50)
2nd
15.74 m (51-6.50)
2nd
8th
15.30 m (50-2.0)
40.28 m (132-1.5)
3rd
1st
15.92 m (52-2.75)
49.96 m (195-3.0)
2nd
1st
42.12 m (138-1.75)
16.25 m (53-3.75)
3rd
4th
15.62 m (51-2.50)
42.20 m (138-4.5)
4th
15th
7th
15.98 m (52-4.25)
37.42 m (122-7.75)
48.30 m (154-4.50)
4th
6.85 (prelims)
11th
22.61 (prelims)
Anthony Harden (Sprints)
1/27
2/1
2/16
2/22
5/7
at Arkansas State
400-meter dash
200-meter dash
at Arkansas
200-meter dash
400-meter dash
at SIU-Carbondale
400-meter dash
at C-USA Indoor
400-meter dash
at C-USA Outdoor
100-meter dash
20
17th
52.79 (prelims)
21st
11.07 (prelims)
Darren Garcia (Sprints)
1/27
at Arkansas State
55-meter dash
2/22
at C-USA Indoor
200-meter dash
30
Track and Field
2002 Individual Men’s Results
Steven Anthony (Middle Distance)
12/8
at Arkansas State
800-meter run
5th
1/27
at Arkansas State
Mile Run
7th
2/1
at Arkansas
Mile Run
26th
2/16
at SIU-Carbondale
800-meter run
4th
2/22
at C-USA Indoor
Mile Run
12th
3/30
at Big Cat Classic
800-meter run
4th
4/6
at Tulane
800-meter run
12th
4/13
at Mississippi State
800-meter run
8th
4/19
at Arkansas State
800-meter run
4th
4/27
at Murray State
800-meter run
3rd
Gary Nemeth (Sprints)
1/27
4:27.61
4:28.63
2/1
4:30.28
2/16
1:58.21
4:28.02
2/22
at Arkansas State
55-meter dash
200-meter dash
at Arkansas
60-meter dash
200-meter dash
at SIU-Carbondale
55-meter dash
Long Jump
at C-USA Indoor
60-meter dash
1:58.63
200-meter dash
1:58.69
3/25
1:57.91
2:00.31
4/6
1:57.21
4/13
4/19
5/7
Long Jump
at Alabama
100-meter dash
200-meter dash
at Tulane
100-meter dash
200-meter dash
at Mississippi State
100-meter dash
200-meter dash
at Arkansas State
100-meter dash
at C-USA Outdoor
100-meter dash
200-meter dash
1st
7th
5th
6.42 (prelims)
6.47 (finals)
21.92
21st
16th
6.93 (prelims)
21.63
7th
3rd
8th
6.47 (finals)
6.49 (prelims)
6.92 meters
7th
8th
8th
5th
NF
6.94 (finals)
6.87 (prelims)
21.99 (finals)
21.88
Foul
30th
22nd
11.08
21.82
6th
2nd
11.00
21.69
2nd
??
10.57
20.96
4th
11.07
16th
18th
10.83 (prelim)
21.77
9th
4th
8.39 (prelims)
8.22 (finals)
2nd
8th
7.94 (prelims)
8.04 (finals)
21st
8.61
9th
8th
7.90 (finals)
7.96 (prelims)
8th
7th
8.57 (finals)
8.41 (prelims)
29th
56.62
3rd
5th
15.25
58.18
5th
15.67
18th
1.00.74
Landon Norris (Sprints)
12/8
Fotis Fotiou (Jumps)
12/8
at Arkansas State
High Jump
1/27
at Arkansas State
High Jump
2/16
at SIU-Carbondale
High Jump
2/22
at C-USA Indoor
High Jump
4/6
at Tulane
High Jump
4/13
at Mississippi State
High Jump
4/19
at Arkansas State
High Jump
4/27
at Murray State
High Jump
5/9
at C-USA Outdoor
High Jump
1/27
1st
1.98 m(6-5)
5th
1.93 m (6-4)
T-5th
1.93 m (6-4.25)
3rd
2.00 m (6-5)
T-6th
1.90 m (6-2.25)
2/1
2/16
2/22
3/25
4/6
4th
1.93 m (6-4)
2nd
1.96 m (6-5)
4/19
5/9
4th
1.88 m (6-1)
6th
2.00m (6-5)
31
at Arkansas State
55-meter hurdles
at Arkansas State
55-meter hurdles
at Arkansas
60-meter hurdles
at SIU-Carbondale
55-meter hurdles
at C-USA Indoor
60-meter hurdles
at Alabama
400-meter hurdles
at Tulane
110-meter hurdles
400-meter hurdles
at Arkansas State
110-meter hurdles
at C-USA Outdoor
400-meter hurdles
Memphis
2002 Individual Men’s Results
Dale Norwood (Sprints/Hurdles)
1/27
at Arkansas State
55-meter hurdles
1st
9th
2/1
at Arkansas
60-meter hurdles
20th
2/16
at SIU-Carbondale
55-meter hurdles
3rd
3rd
2/22
at C-USA Indoor
60-meter hurdles
5th
5th
4/6
at Tulane
110-meter hurdles
1st
400-meter hurdles
7th
4/19
at Arkansas State
110-meter high hurdles 2nd
4/27
at Murray State
110-meter hurdles
2nd
5/9
at C-USA Outdoor
110-meter hurdles
7th
10th
400-meter hurdles
15th
Derek Nakluski (Distance)
12/8
at Arkansas State
3000-meter run
1/27
at Arkansas State
Mile Run
3000-meter run
2/1
at Arkansas
3000-meter run
2/16
at SIU-Carbondale
3000-meter run
2/22
at C-USA Indoor
3000-meter run
3/25
at Alabama
3000-meter steeplechs
3/30
at Big Cat Classic
10,000 meter run
4/6
at Tulane
5000-meter run
4/13
at Mississippi State
5000-meter run
4/19
at Arkansas State
1500 meter run
5/9
at C-USA Outdoor
5000-meter run
7.68
8.12 (finals)
8.48
7.63 (finals)
7.67 (pre)
8.27 (finals)
8.30 (pre)
14.89
58.48
14.86
15.36
14.52 (final)
14.74 (pre)
56.64 (pre)
3rd
9:10.02
8th
3rd
4:30.30
8:55.22
16th
8:37.30
25th
9:10.00
17th
8:59.93
25th
10:06.23
3rd
33:25.28
13th
16:32.79
4th
15:55.83
1st
4:11.86
Courtland Perry (Jumps)
12/8 at Arkansas State
Triple Jump
1/27 at Arkansas State
Triple Jump
2/1
at Arkansas
Long Jump
Triple Jump
2/16 at SIU-Carbondale
Long Jump
Triple Jump
2/22 at C-USA Indoor
Long Jump
Triple Jump
4/6
at Tulane
Long Jump
Triple Jump
4/19 at Arkansas State
Long Jump
4/29 at Penn Relays
Triple Jump
5/9
at C-USA Outdoor
Long Jump
Triple Jump
Javonne Ricks (Sprints)
12/8 at Arkansas State
200-meter dash
400-meter dash
Delvit Rogers (Jumps)
2/1
at Arkansas
Triple Jump
2/16 at SIU-Carbondale
Long Jump
2/22 at C-USA Indoors
Long Jump
3/25
4/6
4/13
4/20
13th
15:29.43
5/9
32
Triple Jump
at Alabama
Long Jump
at Tulane
Long Jump
Triple Jump
at Mississippi State
Long Jump
at Penn Relays
Triple Jump
at C-USA Outdoor
Long Jump
Triple Jump
2nd
14.61 m(47-9.25)
2nd
14.48 m(47-6.25)
17th
15th
6.63 m(21-9)
14.48 m(47-6.25)
7th
4th
6.93 m (22-9)
14.41 m(47-3.50)
14th
8th
6.51 m(21-3.50)
14.23 m(46-6.75)
7th
NS
6.58 m(21-5.75)
Foul
2nd
6.69 m (2111.50)
10th
14.55 m(47-7.25)
13th
6th
6.70 m (21-9.75)
15.04 m(49-3.50)
7th
10th
23.27 (finals)
52.18 (finals)
NP
Foul
1st
7.47 m(24-6.25)
3rd
2nd
7.56 m (provisional
NCAA) (24-8)
15.36 m (50.39)
9th
7.13 m (23-4.75)
3rd
NS
7.06 m(23-1.75)
Foul
4th
7.18 m(23-0)
13th
14.40 m(47-2.50)
7th
3rd
7.40 m(24-2.75)
15.29 m(50-1.75)
Track and Field
2002 Individual Men’s Results
Ryan Smith (Distance)
12/8
1/27
2/1
2/16
2/22
3/25
4/6
4/19
4/27
5/9
at Arkansas State
3000-meter run
at Arkansas State
Mile Run
at Arkansas
200-meter dash
3000-meter run
at SIU-Carbondale
3000-meter run
at C-USA Indoor
3000-meter run
at Alabama
3000-meter steeplechs
at Tulane
1500-meter run
at Arkansas State
3000 meter steeple
at Murray State
3000 meter steeple
at C-USA Outdoor
3000 meter steeple
Ivan Williams (Sprints)
12/8
st
9:02.77
th
4:25.27 (pre)
1
4
st
21
18th
1/27
2/16
3/25
4/6
4/13
4/19
4/27
5/9
at Arkansas State
55-meter hurdles
at Arkansas State
55-meter hurdles
at SIU-Carbondale
55-meter hurdles
at Alabama
110-meter hurdles
400-meter hurdles
at Tulane
110-meter hurdles
400-meter hurdles
at Mississippi State
110-meter hurdles
400-meter hurdles
at Arkansas State
110-meter hurdles
at Murray State
110-meter hurdles
400-meter hurdles
at C-USA Outdoor
110-meter hurdles
400-meter hurdles
1/27
21.81 (pre)
8:43.71
200-meter dash
at Arkansas
60-meter dash
200 meter dash
at SIU-Carbondale
55-meter dash
2/1
7th
8:47.16
11th
8:46.09
4th
9:20.21(4th/ 30)
3rd
4:00.58
1st
10:03.60
3rd
9:34.80
2nd
9:13.82
2/16
2/22
at C-USA Indoor
60-meter dash
200-meter dash
at Tulane
100-meter dash
200-meter dash
at Arkansas State
100-meter dash
200-meter dash
at C-USA Outdoor
100-meter dash
200-meter dash
4/6
4/19
Preston Taylor (Hurdles)
12/8
at Arkansas State
55-meter dash
200-meter dash
at Arkansas State
55-meter dash
5/7
7th
3rd
8.10 (pre)
8.05 (finals)
4th
8.13 (pre)
th
2nd
2nd
6.49 (finals)
22.52(finals)
2nd
8th
6th
6.53 (prel)
6.48 (finals)
22.02
28th
27th
7.06 (pre)
22.31 (pre)
8th
7th
6.50 (finals)
6.55 (pre)
14th
15th
6.99 (pre)
22.84 (pre)
7th
3rd
11.03
21.83
2nd
1st
10.73
21.77
15th
15th
10.78 (pre)
21.60
4x100 meter relay
3/25
4/13
4/19
4/29
5/9
at
at
at
at
at
Alabama
Mississippi State
Arkansas State
Penn Relays
C-USA Outdoor
10
10th
7.99 (finals)
8.03 (pre)
30th
44th
15.39
56.69
6th
7th
15.51
58.25
4/29
th
6
5th
15.14
56.09
4th
15.06
3rd
3rd
15.42
56.63
2/16
2/22
3/25
4/6
4/13
4/29
5/9
14th
13th
15.87 (pre)
56.39 (pre)
Distance medley relay
2/22
at C-USA Indoor
14th
3rd
1st
3rd
5th
41.33
40.50
42.47
41.76 (heat)
40.73
2nd
1:25.31 (heat)
4th
4th
18th
1st
1st
5th
3rd
3:22.75
3:18.39
3:17.42
3:14.52
3:10.07
3:16.86 (heat)
3:11.01
5th
10:19.04
4x200 meter relay
at Penn Relays
4x400 meter relay
33
at
at
at
at
at
at
at
SIU-Carbondale
C-USA Indoor
Alabama
Tulane
Mississippi State
Penn Relays
C-USA Outdoor
Memphis
2002 Individual Women’s Results
Genita Brown (Sprints)
Melissa Abraham (Sprints)
3/21
3/31
4/6
4/19
at Alabama
100-meter dash
at Big Cat Classic
100-meter dash
at Tulane
100-meter dash
at Baylor
100-meter dash
12/8
13th
12.28
3rd
12.60
8th
12.46
17th
12.11 (qualifying)
1/27
2/16
3/21
Kameliah Amaya (Throws)
1/27
2/1
2/16
2/22
3/31
4/6
4/13
4/19
4/22
5/11
at Arkansas State
Weight Throw
at Arkansas
Weight Throw
at SIU-Carbondale
Weight Throw
at C-USA Indoor
Weight Throw
at Big Cat Classic
Discus
Hammer Throw
at Tulane
Discus
at Western Illinois
Discus
Hammer Throw
at Baylor
Hammer Throw
Discus Throw
at Penn Relays
Hammer Throw
at C-USA Outdoor
Discus Throw
Hammer Throw
3/31
1st
16.34 meters
(meet record)
4/6
6th
16.55 meters
2nd
16.59 meters
6th
16.57 meters
4th
3rd
36.79 meters
43.19 meters
4/27
6th
38.20 meters
5/11
4th
2nd
39.22 meters
49.00 meters
1st
11th
48.28 meters
39.31 meters
23rd
49.05 meters
4/13
4/19
at Arkansas State
200-meter dash
400-meter dash
at Arkansas State
55-meter dash
200-meter dash
at SIU-Carbondale
55-meter dash
200-meter dash
at Alabama
200-meter dash
at Big Cat Classic
100-meter dash
at Tulane
100-meter dash
200-meter dash
at Mississippi State
100-meter dash
200-meter dash
at Baylor
100-meter dash
200-meter dash
at Murray State
200 meter dash
at C-USA Outdoor
100-meter dash
200-meter dash
18th
16th
27.40
1:03.01
4th
29th
7.84 (prelims)
27.19
30th
25th
7.86 (prelims)
27.34 (prelims)
67th
27.01
11th
13.76
16th
18th
13.25
27.04
20th
23rd
12.97
26.92
33rd
28th
13.25 (qualifying)
26.65 (prelims)
2nd
27.01
29th
33rd
13.31 (prelims)
27.44 (prelims)
2nd
1.52 meters
5th
3rd
3rd
1.65 meters
5.48 meters
11.57 meters
4th
11.32 meters
5th
5.38 meters
5th
7th
11.85 meters
4,364 points
Victoria Crawford (Jumps)
3/31
4/6
7th
41.68 meters
3rd
51.87 meters
(prov.-qualifying)
4/13
4/27
5/11
34
at Big Cat Classic
High Jump
at Tulane
High Jump
Long Jump
Triple Jump
at Mississippi State
Triple Jump
at Murray State
Long Jump
at C-USA Outdoor
Triple Jump
Heptathlon
Track and Field
2002 Individual Women’s Results
Chanel Dunn (Sprints)
Andrea Dahlman (Distance)
2/16
3/21
3/31
4/6
4/19
4/27
5/11
at SIU-Carbondale
5000-meter run
at Alabama
10,000-meter run
at Big Cat Classic
10,000-meter run
at Tulane
5000-meter run
at Baylor
5,000-meter run
at Murray State
5000-meter run
at C-USA Outdoor
5,000-meter run
10,000-meter run
12/8
7th
19:51.51
12th
40:57.81
2nd
41:50.68
10th
20:22.62
11th
20:10.74
2nd
19:55.44
28th
20th
20:47.41
41:05.94
2/1
2/16
2/22
3/21
3/31
4/6
Leslie Daley (Distance)
1/27
2/16
3/21
3/31
4/6
4/19
4/27
5/11
at Arkansas State
Mile Run
800-meter run
at SIU-Carbondale
600-meter run
1600 meter run
at Alabama
3000-meter run
at Big Cat Classic
3000-meter steeple
at Tulane
800-meter run
1500-meter run
at Baylor
3000-meter steeple
at Murray State
3000-meter steeple
at C-USA Outdoor
3000-meter steeple
15th
16th
6:22.71
2:39.16
4/13
16th
37th
1:45.12
5:55.20
4/19
41st
11:51.59
5/11
9th
12:51.89
22nd
14th
2:30.69
5:11.46
12th
14:09.82
4th
12:30.19
15th
12:13.75
1/27
2/16
3/31
Adria Davis (Throws)
4/6
at Big Cat Classic
Discus
at Tulane
Discus
200-meter dash
at C-USA Indoor
200-meter dash
at Alabama
100-meter dash
200-meter dash
At Big Cat Classic
100-meter dash
at Tulane
100-meter dash
at Mississippi State
100-meter dash
200-meter dash
at Baylor
100-meter dash
200-meter dash
at C-USA Outdoor
100-meter dash
200-meter dash
3rd
6th
25.47
59.55
26th
39th
7.81
26.16
5th
4th
4th
7.23 (finals)
7.28 (prelims)
25.90 (finals)
18th
25.68 (prelims)
21st
T-20th
12.44
25.22
2nd
12.51
6th
12.16
11th
9th
12.16
25.17
18th
11th
12.11 (qualifying)
24.98
14th
12th
11.94 (prelims)
24.32 (prelims)
12th
7th
5:51.42
12:06.76
22nd
11:45.79
46th
40th
5:29.18
11:50.51
10th
12:52.34
18th
5:21.27
9th
13:18.21
11th
21st
13:17.01
5:41.41
7th
13:35.31
16th
13:10.84
Haley Futrell (Distance)
3/21
3/31
at Arkansas State
200-meter dash
400-meter dash
at Arkansas
60-meter dash
200-meter dash
at SIU-Carbondale
55-meter dash
4/6
11th
30.34 meters
4/13
9th
33.28 meters
4/19
4/27
5/11
35
at Arkansas State
Mile Run
3000-meter run
at SIU-Carbondale
3000-meter run
at Alabama
1500-meter run
3000-meter run
at Big Cat Classic
3000-meter steeple
at Tulane
1500-meter run
at Mississippi State
3000-meter steeple
at Baylor
3000-meter steeple
1500-meter run
at Murray State
3000-meter steeple
at C-USA Outdoor
3000-meter steeple
Memphis
2002 Women’s Individual Results
Keenan Gibson (Sprints)
12/8
2/1
2/16
2/22
3/21
3/31
4/6
4/13
4/19
5/11
at Arkansas State
200-meter dash
400-meter dash
at Arkansas
60-meter dash
200-meter dash
at SIU-Carbondale
55-meter dash
200-meter dash
at C-USA Indoor
60-meter dash
200-meter dash
at Alabama
100-meter dash
200-meter dash
at Big Cat Classic
100-meter dash
at Tulane
100-meter dash
200-meter dash
at Mississippi State
100-meter dash
at Baylor
100-meter dash
200-meter dash
at C-USA Outdoor
100-meter dash
Lisa-Marie Hyman (Sprints, Hurdles)
12/8
2nd
9th
25.27
1:00.32
24th
18th
7.76
24.67
1st
3rd
2nd
7.07 (finals)
7.25 (prelims)
24.98 (finals)
2/1
2/16
2/22
3/31
12th
6th
9th
7.70 (prelims)
25.11 (finals)
25.20 (prelims)
4/6
4/13
3rd
6th
11.99
24.27
1st
12.33
3rd
5th
12.06
24.60
2nd
11.90
8th
7th
3rd
11.85 (finals)
11.71 (qualifying)
24.23 (qualifying)
3/21
6th
11.65 (finals)
4/6
4/27
1/27
2/1
2/16
3/31
4/6
4/13
4/19
5/11
at Arkansas State
200-meter dash
400-meter dash
at Arkansas State
Long Jump
at Arkansas
200-meter dash
at SIU-Carbondale
600-meter dash
at Big Cat Classic
400-hurdles
at Tulane
400-meter dash
400-meter hurdles
at Mississippi State
200-meter dash
Shot Put
Javelin Throw
at Baylor
400-meter hurdles
at C-USA Outdoor
Heptathlon
12/8
3/31
4/13
16th
18th
26.84
1:03.59
9th
4.93 meters
46th
27.07
20th
1:47.71
4th
1:11.54
15th
5th
1:00.73
1:08.35
21st
13th
14th
25.66
9.88 meters
25.42 meters
11th
1:09.04
8th
4,347 points
14th
1st
26.52
12.07 meters
28th
1:00.81
7th
2nd
26.12 (finals)
12.35 meters
2nd
12.22 meters
6th
15.89
1st
12.26 meters
20th
8th
2nd
25.32
15.57
12.25 meters
3rd
12.33 meters
21st
13th
27.77
1:01.30
47th
1:12.62
3rd
1:11.41
16th
7th
1:01.03
1:09.85
7th
1:08.95
9th
1st
1:08.36 (prelims)
1:07.07
8th
8th
1:06.66 (finals)
1:06.77 (prelims)
1st
10th
19:48.02
5:43.78
21st
19:26.50
1st
41:31.26
18th
11th
19th
5:15.00
19:26.00
5:15.87
Zaneta Ivy (Hurdles)
Cherishe Hollingsworth (Heptathlon)
12/8
at Arkansas State
200-meter dash
Triple Jump
at Arkansas
400-meter dash
at SIU-Carbondale
200-meter dash
Triple Jump
at C-USA Indoor
Triple Jump
at Big Cat Classic
100-meter hurdles
at Tulane
Triple Jump
at Mississippi State
200-meter dash
100-meter hurdles
Triple Jump
at Baylor
Triple Jump
4/19
4/27
5/11
at Arkansas State
200-meter dash
400-meter dash
at Alabama
400-meter hurdles
at Big Cat Classic
400-meter hurdles
at Tulane
400-meter dash
400-meter hurdles
at Western Illinois
400-meter hurdles
at Baylor
400-meter hurdles
at Murray State
at C-USA Outdoor
400-meter hurdles
Lilly Lebron (Distance)
1/27
2/1
3/31
4/13
4/19
36
at Arkansas State
5000-meter run
Mile Run
at Arkansas
5000-meter run
at Big Cat Classic
10,000-meter run
at Mississippi State
1500-meter run
5000-meter run
1500-meter run
Track and Field
2002 Women’s Individual Results
Monique Nelson (Throws)
12/8
1/27
2/1
2/16
2/22
3/21
3/31
4/6
4/13
4/19
4/27
5/11
at Arkansas State
Shot Put
at Arkansas State
Shot Put
at Arkansas
Shot Put
at SIU-Carbondale
Shot Put
at C-USA Indoor
Shot Put
at Alabama
Shot Put
at Big Cat Classic
Discus
at Tulane
Shot Put
Discus
at Mississippi State
Shot Put
Discus Throw
at Baylor
Shot Put
at Murray State
Shot Put
Discus Throw
at C-USA Outdoor
Shot Put
Discus Throw
Autumn Parkey (Pole Vault)
2nd
13.19 meters
1st
13.27 meters
12th
13.34 meters
12th
12.22 meters
T-12th
12.36 meters
11th
12.89 meters
2/16
3rd
37.21 meters
2/22
6th
5th
12.74 meters
41.94 meters
4th
7th
12.74 meters
39.60 meters
4/6
10th
12.90 meters
4/13
2nd
4th
13.42 meters
39.46 meters
4/19
10th
17th
12.91 meters
37.11 meters
4/27
1/27
2/16
2/1
3/31
5/11
24th
12:18.98
24th
3rd
3rd
28.70
1.52 meters
10.11 meters
2nd
32nd
8.27 (finals)
27.90 (prelims)
15th
9.09 (prelims)
NH
34th
25th
15.57
9.41
3rd
15.25
7th
14.99
32nd
3rd
13.16 (qualifying)
14.94
5th
14.55 (finals)
Sheena Ohlig (Hurdles)
12/8
2/16
2/22
3/21
3/31
4/13
4/19
4/27
5/11
at Arkansas State
200-meter dash
High Jump
Triple Jump
at SIU-Carbondale
55-meter hurdles
200-meter dash
at C-USA Indoor
60-meter hurdles
High Jump
at Alabama
100-meter hurdles
60-meter hurdles
at Big Cat Classic
100-meter hurdles
at Mississippi State
100-meter hurdles
at Baylor
100-meter dash
at Murray State
at C-USA Outdoor
100-meter hurdles
6th
2.74 meters
11th
2.74 meters
25th
11th
5:15.06
10:38.31
4th
18:46.43
15th
15th
5:10.92
18:41.29
5th
11:58.35
7th
3rd
4:50.77
18:55.40
9th
4:57.46
7th
f13th
11:59.24
4:59.22
1st
2nd
5:01.37
11:40.39
12th
T-14th
6th
11:25.46
1.64 meters
5.68 meters
Wendy Ragle (Distance)
Nora Nemere (Distance)
2/16at SIU-Carbondale
3000-meter run
at Arkansas State
Pole Vault
at SIU-Carbondale
Pole Vault
at Arkansas
Mile Run
3000-meter run
at SIU-Carbondale
5000-meter run
at C-USA Indoor
Mile Run
5000-meter run
at Big Cat Classic
3000-meter steeple
at Tulane
1500-meter run
5000-meter run
at Mississippi State
1500-meter run
at Baylor
3000-meter steeple
1500-meter run
at Murray State
1500-meter run
3000-meter steeple
at C-USA Outdoor
3000-meter steeple
High Jump
Long Jump
Keenan Gibson
37
Memphis
2002 Women’s Individual Results
Ashley Reed (Jumps)
12/1
1/27
2/1
2/16
2/22
3/21
3/31
4/6
4/13
4/19
5/11
at Arkansas State
200-meter dash
High Jump
Long Jump
at Arkansas State
Long Jump
200-meter dash
at Arkansas
200-meter dash
Long Jump
at SIU-Carbondale
High Jump
Long Jump
at C-USA Indoor
High Jump
Long Jump
at Alabama
High Jump
at Big Cat Classic
High Jump
at Tulane
High Jump
Long Jump
at Mississippi State
200-meter dash
at Baylor
High Jump
Long Jump
200-meter dash
at C-USA Outdoor
200-meter dash
High Jump
Long Jump
Kristen Wilder (Pole Vault)
2/16
26.04
1.62 meters
5.40 meters
5th
12th
5.39 meters
25.91
Barbara Wine (Throws)
35th
21st
25.98
5.48 meters
2/22
T-2nd
1st
1.67 meters
5.71 meters
T-13th
7th
1.63 meters
5.62 meters
4/13
5th
1.65 meters
4/19
1st
1.57 meters
4/27
7th
1st
1.60 meters
5.54 meters
12th
25.94
6th
12th
23rd
1.61 meters
5.63 meters
25.89 (prelims)
28th
T-14th
6th
25.98 (prelims)
1.64 meters
5.68 meters
2/22
2/16
3/21
4/6
Titian Rose-Whittle (Sprints)
12/8
1/27
2/1
2/16
2/22
3/31
4/6
4/19
4/27
5/11
at Arkansas State
200-meter dash
400-meter dash
at Arkansas State
400-meter dash
at Arkansas
200-meter dash
400-meter dash
at SIU-Carbondale
600-meter run
at C-USA Indoor
400-meter dash
at Big Cat Classic
400-meter dash
at Tulane
400-meter dash
at Baylor
200-meter dash
at Murray State
400-meter dash
at C-USA Outdoor
400-meter dash
at SIU-Carbondale
Pole Vault
at C-USA Indoor
Pole Vault
7th
1st
2nd
15th
12th
26.73
1:01.24
7th
1:00.18
41st
26th
26.58
1:00.25
13th
1:42.14
1:00.04
9th
58.23
26th
26.l2 (prelims)
3rd
58.35
15th
58.23
38
2.89 meters
NH
4th
13.66 meters
7th
13.38 meters
7th
13.27 meters
2nd
13.38 meters
1st
13.41 meters
5th
13.64 meters
1st
13.55 meters
4x100 relay
12/8
at Arkansas State 5th
7th
3/21
at Alabama
13th
3/31
at Big Cat Classic 1st
3rd
4/6
at Tulane
2nd
4/13
at Mississippi State 4th
4/19
at Baylor
8th
4/22
at Penn Relays
4th
5/11
at C-USA Outdoor 3rd
4:06.92 (A)
4:08.71 (B)
47.16
47.55 (A)
49.33 (B)
46.06
46.61
46.52 (A)
47.65 (heat)
45.32
4x200 relay
3/21
at Alabama
4/22
at Penn Relays
10th
2nd
1:39.17
1:38.78 (heat)
4x100 relay shuttle
3/21
at Alabama
9th
1:05.35
4X400 relay
2/16
at SIU-Carbondale 8th
10th
2/22
at C-USA Indoor
11th
4/19
at Baylor
9th
dq
5th
at SIU-Carbondale
Shot Put
at C-USA Indoor
Shot Put
at Alabama
Shot Put
at Tulane
Shot Put
at Mississippi State
Shot Put
at Baylor
Shot Put
at Murray State
Shot Put
10th
4:12.87 (B)
4:17.40 (A)
4:00.30
4:00.57 (A)
Track and Field
2002 Men’s Cross Country Results
Plough Park Invitational
Memphis, Tenn. • Aug. 31, 2002
Top Finisher:
1. Balazs Laszlo Memphis 20:37.09
Memphis Finish: N/A
Meet Champion: Murray State
Memphis Finshers:
1. Balazs Laszlo
20:37.09
8. Hugh Ferry
22:09.9
69. Jeff Doudrick
24:07.76
Murray State Inivitational
Murray, Kent. • Sept. 16, 2002
Iona Meet of Champions
New Rochelle, N.Y. • Sept. 28, 2002
Top Finisher:
1. Peter Riley
Iona
24:31.7
Memphis Finish: 19 of 30
Meet Champion: Iona University
Memphis Finishers:
39. Balasz Laszlo
25:57.7
79. Hugh Ferry
26:43.5
126. Travis Pressler
27:43.6
149. Ryan Smith
28:52.3
162. Jeff Doudrick
30:29.6
SIU-Carbondale Invitational
Top Finisher:
1. Ryan Davis
Murray St. 21:00.00
Memphis Finish: 2 of 2
Meet Champion: Murray State
Memphis Finishers:
5. Hugh Ferry
21:41.9
6. Travis Pressler
22:10.1
9. Rehan Mahmood
22:30.9
10 Ryan Smith
22:45.4
14.Imran Mahmood
23:28.2
15.Jeff Doudrick
23:40.2
Vanderbilt Commodore Classic
Nashville, Tenn. • Sept. 21, 2002
Top Finisher:
1. William Kemey Belmont
25:25.01
Memphis Finish: 3 of 9
Meet Champion: Belmont University
Memphis Finshers:
3. Belazs Laszlo
26:40.32
14. Hugh Ferry
27:40.26
18. Travis Pressler
27:46.48
33. Ryan Smith
28:34.59
62. Jeff Doudrich
29:55.44
Individual Results
Jeff Doudrick, Senior
8/31/02
4 miles
9/14/02
4 miles
9/21/02
8,000
9/29/02
8,000
11/2/02
8,000
24:07.76
23:40.2
29:55.44
30:29.6
29:26.85
31st
15th
62nd
162nd
78th
Hugh Ferry,
8/31/02
9/14/02
9/21/02
9/29/02
10/12/02
11/2/02
22:09.96
21:41.9
27:40.26
26:43.5
26:20.71
26:14.72
8th
5th
14th
79th
11th
29th
Balazs Laszlo, Senior
8/31/02
4 miles
9/21/02
8,000
9/29/02
8,000
11/2/02
8,000
20:37.09
26:40.32
25:57.7
26:10.43
1st
3rd
39th
27th
Imran Mahmood,
9/14/02
4 miles
10/12/02
8,000
11/2/02
8,000
23:28.2
29:10.29
28:25.79
14th
50th
72nd
Rehan Mahmood,
9/14/02
4 miles
10/12/02
8,000
11/2/02
8,000
22:30.9
28:30.15
28:06.77
9th
45th
68th
Senior
4 miles
4 miles
8,000
8,000
8,000
8,000
Carbondale Ill. • Oct. 12, 2002
Top Finisher:
1. Doron Giat
S. Illinois
25:26.64
Memphis Finish: 8 of 9
Meet Champion: Southern Indiana
Memphis Finishers:
11. Hugh Ferry
26:20.71
17. Travis Pressler
26:37.90
38. Ryan Smith
27:55.08
45. Rahad Mahmood
28:30.15
50. Imram Mahmood
29:10.29
C-USA Championships
Hattiesburg, Miss. • Nov. 2, 2002
Top Finisher:
1.Andrew Smith
USF
24:36.71
Memphis Finish: 7 of 12
Meet Champion: Charlotte
Memphis Finishers:
22. Travis Pressler
26:03.02
27. Balazs Laszlo
26:10.43
29. Hugh Ferry
26:14.72
64. Ryan Smith
27:51.90
68. Rehan Mahmood
28:06.77
72. Imran Mahmood
28:25.79
78. Jeff Doudrick
29:26.85
39
Travis Pressler, Sophomore
9/14/02
4 miles
22:10.1
9/21/02
8,000
27:53.66
9/29/02
8,000
27:43.6
10/12/02
8,000
26:37.90
11/2/02
8,000
26:03.02
6th
18th
126th
17th
22nd
Ryan Smith,
9/14/02
9/21/02
9/29/02
10/12/02
11/2/02
10th
33rd
149th
38th
64th
Senior
4 miles
8,000
8,000
8,000
8,000
22:45.4
28:34.59
28:52.3
27:55.08
27:51.90
Memphis
2002 Women’s Cross Country Results
Murray State Invitational
Murray, Kent. • September 14, 2002
Top Finisher:
1. Emily Herndon, Unattached, 11:52.8
Team Finish: 2 of 2
Meet Champion: Murray State
2. Wendy Ragle
12:12.0
6. Leslie Daley
13:00.0
7. Hayley Futrell
13:06.5
11. Sue Ann Bowen
13:49.8
13. Karin Brooks
13:59.8
17. Titian-Rose Whittle
15:46.0
Southern Illinios Inviatational
Carbondale, Ill. October 12, 2002
Top Finisher:
1. Noa Beitler, Southern Illinois, 18:18.78
Team Finish: 9 of 9
Meet Champion: Southeast Missouri
Memphis Finishers:
29. Wendy Ragle
19:59.85
42. Leslie Daley
20:20.90
56. Haley Futrell
21:04.36
69. Karin Brooks
22:33.84
71. Sue-Ann Bowen
22:45.00
76. Titian-Rose Whittle
25:30.01
78. Keenan Gibson
26:14.58
Vanderbilt Commodore Classic
Nashville, Tenn. • Sept. 21, 2002
Top Finisher:
Ray Rogers, Vanderbilt, 18:14
Team Finish: 9 of 11
Meet Champion: Vanderbilt
Memphis Finishers:
48. Wendy Ragle
20:48.48
68 Leslie Daley
21:29.87
70. Hayley Futrell
21:33.73
98. Karin Brooks
22:42.34
102. Sue Ann Bowen
22:48.76
134. Titian Rose-Whittle 26:27.60
Leslie Daley
C-USA Championships
Hattiesburg, Miss. Nov. 2, 2002
Rhodes Invitational
Memphis, Tenn. October 5, 2002
Top Finisher:
1. Marie Brandewiede, Rhodes, 18:51
Team Finish: 8 of 14
Meet Champion: Alabama-Huntsville
Memphis Finishers:
17. Wendy Ragle
20:10
38. Hayley Futrell
21:23
46. Sue Ann Bowen
21:52
49. Karin Brooks
22:01
72. Heather Woolls
24:00
79. Titian-Rose Whittle
25:02
83. Keenan Gibson
26:20
Top Finisher:
1. Erin Moffett, DePaul, 20:54.68
Team Finish: 14 of 14
Meet Champion: Charlotte
Memphis Finishers:
54. Wendy Ragle
24:04.23
77. Leslie Daley
25:18.29
82. Hayley Futrell
25:40.46
86. Sue Ann Bowen
27:06.04
87. Karin Brooks
27:13.79
91. Keenan Gibson
31:58.51
92. Titian Rose Whittle
33:10.71
40
Individual Results
Keenan Gibson
10/5/02
5,000
10/12/02
5,000
11/2/02
6,000
26:20.00
26:14.58
31:58.51
83rd
79th
91st
Wendy Ragle
9/14/02
9/21/02
10/5/02
10/12/02
11/2/02
2 miles
5,000
5,000
5,000
6,000
12:12.0
20:48.48
20:10.00
19:59.85
24:04.23
2nd
48th
17th
29th
54th
Titian-Rose Whittle
9/14/02
2 miles
9/21/02
5,000
10/5/02
5,000
10/12/02
5,000
11/2/02
6,000
15:46.0
26:27.60
25:02.00
25:30.01
33:10.71
17th
134th
79th
60th
92nd
Heather Woolls
10/5/02
5,000
10/12/02
5,000
24:00.00
23:41.87
72nd
57th
Leslie Daley
9/14/02
9/21/02
10/12/02
11/2/02
2 Miles
5,000
5,000
6,000
13:00.00
21:29.87
20:20.90
25:18.29
6th
68th
42nd
77th
Hayley Futrell
9/14/02
9/21/02
10/5/02
10/12/02
11/2/02
2 Miles
5,000
5,000
5,000
6,000
13:06.5
21:33.73
21:33
21:04.36
25:40.46
7th
70th
38th
50th
82nd
Karin Brooks
9/14/02
9/21/02
10/5/02
10/12/02
11/2/02
2 Miles
5,000
5,000
5,000
6,000
13:59.8
22:42.34
22:01
22:33.84
27:13.79
17th
98th
49th
55th
87th
Sue Ann Bowen
9/14/02
2 Miles
9/21/02
5,000
10/5/02
5,000
10/12/02
5,000
11/2/02
6,000
13:49.8
22:48.76
21:52
22:45.00
27:06.04
11th
102nd
46th
56th
86th
Track and Field
Memphis Track & Field
History and Records
41
Memphis
All-Time Conference Finishes
MEN
Year
2001-02
2000-01
1999-00
1998-99
1997-98
1996-97
1995-96
1994-95
1993-94
1992-93
1991-92
1990-91
1989-90
1988-89
1987-88
1986-87
1985-86
1984-85
1983-84
1982-83
1981-82
1980-81
1979-80
1978-79
1977-78
1976-77
1975-76
1974-75
1973-74
1972-73
1971-72
1970-71
1969-70
1968-69
1967-68
1966-67
1961-62
1959-60
1958-59
1957-58
1956-57
Conference
C-USA
C-USA
C-USA
C-USA
C-USA
C-USA
C-USA
GMC
GMC
GMC
GMC
Metro
Metro
Metro
Metro
Metro
Metro
Metro
Metro
Metro
Metro
Metro
Metro
Metro
Metro
Metro
Metro
Metro
N/A
MVC
MVC
MVC
MVC
MVC
MVC
MVC
N/A
TIAC
TIAC
TIAC
TIAC
Indoor
7
3
3
5
3
4
3
3
3
2
2
2
3
WOMEN
Outdoor Cross Country
t6
6
N/A
10
4
9
3
6
3
10
5
10
2
9
3
5
3
5
2
5
2
5
5
6
5
7
6
7
6
7
6
6
5
3
8
4
6
5
5
4
3
4
3
3
3
3
2
5
3
3
3
1
2
2
2
Year
2001-02
2000-01
1999-00
1998-99
1997-98
1996-97
1995-96
1994-95
1993-94
1992-93
1991-92
1990-91
1989-90
1988-89
1987-88
1986-87
1985-86
1984-85
2
2
4
5
3
3
1
1
1
1
1
42
Conference
C-USA
C-USA
C-USA
C-USA
C-USA
C-USA
C-USA
C-USA
GMC
GMC
GMC
GMC
Metro
Metro
Metro
Metro
Metro
Metro
Indoor
10
8
8
9
8
8
10
5
4
3
3
2
Outdoor
11
7
10
10
8
9
8
3
3
3
2
1
2
3
3
6
6
5
Cross Country
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
11
7
7
5
5
7
7
4
6
5
6
Track and Field
All-Time Honors
MEN’S CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS
SINCE 1992
MEN’S NCAA PARTICIPANTS
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
Lynn Fox
Ed Hammonds
Norman Williams
Maurice Knight
Lynn Fox
Ed Hammonds
Ed Taylor
Maurice Knight
Lynn Fox
Paul Bannon
Tyler Higgins
Reuben Fairfax
Tyler Higgins
Terdell Middleton
Paul Bannon
Reuben Fairfax
Terdell Middleton
Paul Bannon
Terdell Middleton
Terdell Middleton
Ricky Kirk
100-yd.
110-yd., 440 Relay
220-yd., 440 Relay
440 Relay
440 Relay
100-yd., 440 Relay
440-yd., 440 Relay
440 Relay
440 Relay
3-mile Run
Discus
Triple Jump
Discus
Long Jump
3-mile Indoor, Cross Country
Triple Jump
Long Jump
Cross Country, 3-Mile Run
Long Jump
Long Jump
1,000-yd. Indoor, 2-Mile Relay
Paul Bannon
Karl Winfield
John Bob Gilbert
Gary Garner
Geoff Cooper
Geoff Cooper
Tony Blackwell
Geoff Cooper
Terron Wright
Steve Anders
Nick Brooks
Terron Wright
Geoff Cooper
Victor Lacey
Colin Hume
Geoff Cooper
Victor Lacey
Colin Hume
Colin Hume
William Singleton
Victor Lacey
Tyrone Betters
Austin Dickinson
Delvit Rogers
10,000m
2-Mile Relay Run
2-Mile Relay Indoor
2-Mile Relay Indoor, 800-yd. Indoor
1,000-yd. Indoor, 1,500m
1,000-yd. Indoor, 1,500m
2-Mile Run Indoor
1,000-yd. Indoor
60-yd. Hurdles Indoor
Mile Indoor
880-yd. Indoor, 800m
60-yd. Hurdles, 110m Hurdles, 200m
1,000-yd. Indoor, Mile Run
440-yd. Indoor, 400m
Mile Run Indoor, 1,500m
1,000-yd. Run
440-yd. Indoor
Mile Run Indoor, 1,500m
Cross Country, Mile Run Indoor
1,000-yd. Indoor, 800m
4000m
High Jump
100m
Long Jump
Indoor
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1989
1994
2000
INDOOR
1993
Gary Claxton
Chad Bailey
Marvin Barnes
Memphis
1994
Memphis
Marvin Barnes
Robert Herring
Kevin Robinson
1995
Austin Dickinson
Lambros Iacovou
Adrian Dunbar
Kevin Robinson
1996
Kevin Robinson
Memphis
1997
Memphis
1998
Kevin Robinson
1999
Delvit Rogers
2000
Larry Crawford
Memphis
Jason Garrison
Long Jump
Triple Jump
55m
4x400m Relay
4x400m Relay
55m
Weight Throw
Shotput
Triple Jump
Shotput
55m Hurdles
Weight Throw
Weight Throw
4x400 Relay
Distance Medley
Weight Throw
Long Jump
55m
4x400 Relay
Shotput
23’04.25
4’06.75
6.38
3:20.71
3:20.74
6.47
51’07.5
50’05
48.95
55’01
7.65
54’04
61’00
3:20.35
9:59.99
62-1.75
24-11.25
6.26
3:19.19
16.81m
OUTDOOR
1992
Gary Claxton
Andrew Juby
Jon Veneklase
Kendall Robertson
Marvin Barnes
Larry Martin
Marvin Barnes
1993
Chad Bailey
Greg Fowler
Kendall Robertson
Ken Sandridge
Memphis
1994
Matt Talley
Jon Veneklase
1995
Austin Dickinson
Lambros Iacovou
1996
Tim Smith
Jim Reif
Austin Dickinson
Lambros Iacovou
Kevin Robinson
1997
Jim Reif
Kevin Robinson
1998
Kevin Robinson
1999
Stefan Matschimer
Christos Adamides
2000
Larry Crawford
Delvit Rogers
Jason Garrison
2002
Greg Doughty
Triple Jump
10,000m
110m Hurdles
400m
100m
800m
200m
Triple Jump
Javelin
400m
800m
4x400 Relay
Shotput
110m Hurdles
100m
Shotput
40A0m
800m
Long Jump
Discus
Hammer
800m
Hammer
Hammer
1500
Pole Vault
100m
Triple Jump
Shotput
Javelin
46’07
31:37.3
14.99
47.71
10.64
1:51.47
21.86
14.66
184’06
48.33
1:54.05
3:16.51
51’00.25
14.75
10.38
56’09
47.37
1:51.63
24’03
163-2
191’09
1:52.03
177’0
190’05
3:51.29
16’04.75
10.42
16.32
17.01m
200’03.00
43
Memphis
All-Time Honors
ALL-AMERICANS
WOMEN’S CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS
SINCE 1992
INDOOR
1993
Chena Stevenson
Angela Brown
1994
Jeremie Lefler
1995
Janeen Goodson
1997
Tyranda Mosby
400m
55m
High Jump
High Jump
Long Jump
1:00.71
7.27
5’01.50
5’06.00
19’10.75
OUTDOOR
1992
Angela Brown
Anita Hobbs
Anita Hobbs
Anita Hobbs
Chevida Deberry
Lisa Rembe
Lori Rembe
Memphis
1993
Memphis
Memphis
Chena Stevenson
1994
Lori Durham
Chena Stevenson
Carla Talbird
Carla Talbird
1995
Janeen Gooden
Memphis
1997
Tyranda Mosby
2001
Barbara Wine
2002
Lisa-Marie Hyman
100m
Long Jump
400m
200m
100m Hurdles
Javelin
Discus
4x100m relay
4x100m relay
4x400m relay
400m
Javelin
400m
Heptathlon
High Jump
High Jump
4x400m relay
Long Jump
Shotput
Triple Jump
12.31
19’05
57.66
24.93
14.59
132’07.25
138.5
48.20
48.42
3:54.78
57.41
114’11
56.33
4,324
5’03
5’07.75
3:58.15
20’03.75
46’10.75
41’01.00
Terron Wright
Paul Bannon
1972
1973
1975
1980
1981
Lisa-Marie Hyman
is the defending C-USA
Champion in the Triple Jump
Carla Talbird
Nick Brooks
Ed Hammonds
Ed Hammonds
Ed Hammonds
Ed Hammonds
Lynn Fox
Maurice Knight
Ed Taylor
Paul Bannon
Terron Wright
Terron Wright
Terron Wright
Nick Brooks
Lynn Fox
2nd
2nd
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
4th
3rd
1st
1st
2nd
60-yd.
60-yd.
100-yd.
440 Relay
440 Relay
440 Relay
440 Relay
6 Mile
60-yd. Hurdles
200m
60-yd. Hurldes
880-yd.
Barbara Wine
All-American Ed Taylor went on to star in the NFL
Anita Hobbs
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Track and Field
Men’s All-Time Letterwinners
A
Jerry Acree ....................... 1973-76
Christos Adamides ........... 1998-99
Steve Anders ......................... 1979
Steve Anthony ....................... 2002
Robert Antonowich ................ 1967
Mike Armstrong ..................... 1961
Jermaine Arrington ................ 1996
Tim Ashby ............................. 1994
B
Jerry Bagley ........................... 1948
Chad Bailey ...................... 1992-95
Larry Balka ............................. 1973
Shannon Banks ................ 1988-91
Bob Bannister ........................ 1948
Paul Bannon ..................... 1973-76
John Barber ...................... 1959-60
Marvin Barnes ................... 1991-94
Melvin Barnes ................... 1991-94
Arthur Battle ..................... 1978-79
Hunter Beckman .................... 1959
Alvin Bell ................................ 1995
Tyrone Betters .................. 1988-90
Ozzie Binion .......................... 1967
Michael Bins .......................... 1975
Tony Blackwell ....................... 1979
Phillip Blake ........................... 1986
DeWayneBolton ................ 1953-57
David Bouie ........................... 1993
Joe Boyland ...................... 1986-89
Danny Boyle .......................... 1967
Kevin Bradley ......................... 1983
Gene Bramlett ........................ 1948
James Branch ....................... 1978
Nick Brooks ...................... 1978-79
John Broughton ................ 1958-59
Darron Brown ............... 2001-2002
Ludovic Bruneau .................... 1998
Reedy Buford ......................... 1967
Pat Burnett ............................ 1988
Gary Butner ........................... 1970
C
Randy Carleton ................. 1966-67
Orin Carpenter .................. 1988-90
Anthony Carter ....................... 1983
Don Carter ........................ 1964-65
John Casone ......................... 1955
Jerroll Christopher ................. 1994
John Church ..................... 1975-76
Gary Claxton ..................... 1990-93
John Cobb ............................. 1949
Keith Cobb ........................ 1997-98
Kevin Cobb ....................... 1997-98
Rip Coleman ..................... 1970-72
Joe Connelly ..................... 1973-75
Anthony Cook ........................ 1986
Geoff Cooper ......................... 1979
John Cooper .......................... 1978
Fred Cotton ........................... 1978
Gary Couch ........................... 1985
Ken Coutain ........................... 1998
Tyjuan Cowan ........................ 1983
John Crafton .......................... 1986
Jan Craig ............................... 1957
Karl Craig .............................. 1995
Steve Crandell ....................... 1973
Larry Crawford .............. 1998-2001
Ricky Creed ........................... 1983
D
Chris Daffin ........................... 1979
Calvin Daugherty ................... 1983
Brian Davis ....................... 1994-96
Ted Davis ............................... 1967
Clyde DeLaney ....................... 1961
Bill Derryberry ................... 1956-58
George Dhuy .................... 1965-67
Franck Diadhiou ........... 2000-2002
Austin Dickinson ............... 1995-96
Robert Dixon .......................... 1957
Damien Dodson ..................... 1997
Norman Dodson .................... 1974
Toby Dolman .......................... 1996
Hank Dombrowski ................. 1975
Glenn Donnelly ...................... 1961
Jeff Doudrick ................ 2001-2002
Greg Doughty ............... 2001-2002
Michael Douglas .................... 1983
Neal Doyle ........................ 1953-56
Charles Duckworth ................ 1985
Adrian Dunbar .................. 1995-96
Nick Dunning ......................... 1983
Guy Dwelly ........................ 1978-79
E
Tillman Eddins ....................... 1964
Giff Edgerton .................... 1958-60
Rick Edler .............................. 1974
Lee Eilert ............................... 1997
Robert Eilert .......................... 1958
Donnie Elder .......................... 1983
Wayne Ellers .................... 1965-67
Amari Elmore ......................... 1990
Sam Ethridge ......................... 1955
Charles Euff .......................... 1961
F
Kelvin Fairfax .................... 1978-79
Reuben Fairfax ................. 1974-77
Ned Fallat ......................... 1959-61
Albert Fancher .................. 1955-56
Jack Fayssoux .................. 1955-58
45
Hugh Ferry ............................. 2002
Joe Finley .............................. 1959
Geoff Fletcher ................... 1991-93
Kevin Foltz .................... 1997-2000
Fotis Fotiou .................. 1998-2002
Greg Fowler ........................... 1994
Jim Fox .................................. 1973
Lynn Fox ........................... 1970-73
Joe Franklin ........................... 1959
Richard Frazer ....................... 1949
Tommy Freels ........................ 1955
Joel Freeman .................... 1988-91
Brian Friend ........................... 1978
Christian Friis ........................ 1998
G
Fred Gainley .......................... 1976
Eric Gaithers ......................... 1988
Gary Garner ...................... 1974-76
Thomas Garner ..................... 1995
Vincent Garner ...................... 1986
Jason Garrison ............. 1997-2000
Justin Garrison ............. 1999-2002
Karl Gatson ........................... 1997
Ron Gay ........................... 1972-74
Ed Gebera ............................. 1957
Joe Gerda ..................... 2001-2002
Phil Gibbey ............................ 1960
John Bob Gilbert ............... 1974-78
John Gilbreath ....................... 1976
Jeff Glover ........................ 1965-66
Robert Goode ............... 1998-2001
Keith Gorden ......................... 1983
Ken Goree ........................ 1957-60
Joe Gorham ...................... 1953-57
Herbert Gowdy ....................... 1949
Bobby Green .................... 1970-73
Don Greer ......................... 1973-75
John Griffin ............................ 1960
Dave Griffith ..................... 1955-57
John Griggs ...................... 1958-61
Simon Gron ........................... 1994
Hoffman Gurley ................ 1966-67
H
Markus Hagmann .................. 1997
Wayne Haley ......................... 1975
Ken Hall ............................ 1992-94
Ed Hammonds .................. 1970-73
Ben Hanback .................... 1988-91
Buster Hancock ..................... 1975
Don Hankey ...................... 1953,54
Anthony Harden ..................... 2002
Kris Harmon ................. 2001-2002
Dornell Harris ................... 1973,74
Robert Harris ......................... 1986
David Hathcock ................ 1962-65
Paul Haynes .......................... 1949
Sammy Hays ......................... 1970
Richard Hazlett ...................... 1993
Ken Hearn ............................. 1957
Haven Herendon .................... 1988
Robert Herring .................. 1994-96
Tyler Higgins ..................... 1972-74
John Hightower ...................... 1948
Eddie Hill ............................... 1976
Glenn Hill ............................... 1983
Dan Hinders ..................... 1994-95
Frank Hobbs .......................... 1990
Leon Hoffman ................... 1965-66
Henry Holland ................... 1978-79
Baskerville Holmes ................ 1983
Richard Holt ........................... 1967
Barry Hood ............................ 1973
Mike Hopper ..................... 1959-60
John Horne ....................... 1988-90
Chris Horton ..................... 1985-86
Michael Hudson ................ 1983-85
Maurice Hudspeth ................. 1948
Colin Hume ............................ 1983
Jeff Hulon .............................. 1983
C.B. Hutcherson .................... 1958
I
Lambros Iacovou .............. 1995-99
Chris Ingram ................. 1998-2001
J
Tom Jackson .................... 1960-61
Chris Jenkins ......................... 1986
Larry Jenkins .................... 1978-79
Bruce Johnson ...................... 1973
Brad Jones ....................... 1992-94
Cevetillus Jones .................... 1998
James Jones .................... 1994-95
Reginald Jones ................. 1989-90
Jeff Jordan ............................ 1988
Andrew Juby ..................... 1989-92
Lemmie Jurrel ................... 1991-94
K
Roland Kail ............................ 1956
Steve Kallaher ........................ 1988
Ted Kauerz ....................... 1963-64
Phil Kebbey ........................... 1959
Tommy Kelly ..................... 1956-57
Robert Kersey ........................ 1955
Steve Kinzalow ................. 1953-55
Ricky Kirk ......................... 1974-77
Ronnie Klinger ....................... 1967
Eric Knight ............................. 1978
Maurice Knight .................. 1970-73
Richard Kunz .................... 1955-57
Memphis
Men’s All-Time Letterwinners
L
Victor Lacey ...................... 1983-85
Scott Lakomiak ................. 1993-95
Donald Lamb .................... 1962-65
Jemar Lambert ....................... 1995
Tim Lampley ..................... 1989-92
Joel Laney ........................ 1961-63
Steve Lanham ........................ 1990
Jeff La Russo ............... 1998-2001
Balazs Laszlo ............... 2000-2002
Albert Lawrence ..................... 1967
Skip Lawrence ....................... 1966
Tommy Leach ................... 1970-73
Douglas Lee ..................... 1985-86
Granville LeMuene ................. 1966
Bob Lewis ......................... 1959-62
Benny Linderman ................... 1948
Robert Loeb ...................... 1971-74
Luther Lockard .................. 1973-75
Billy Logan ........................ 1983-85
Mark Logan ............................ 1985
Larry Long ............................. 1960
Pete Longo ....................... 1953-54
James Lovelace ..................... 1957
Andre Lucas ................. 2000-2002
M
James Mabill .......................... 1959
Andrew Mackay ..................... 1983
James Madden ................. 1960-61
Mark Mantych ................... 1992-93
Sam Manuel ...................... 1973-76
Charles Marshall .................... 1983
Adam Martin ................. 2001-2002
Larry Martin, Jr. ................. 1989-92
Bobby Joe Mason ............. 1975-78
Stefan Matschiner ......... 1999, 2001
Jay Mathis ........................ 1978-79
Jim Mathis ........................ 1955-57
Jon Mathis ............................. 1985
Ken Mathis ....................... 1953-54
James Maurer ................... 1963-66
Fred Maxey ............................ 1961
William Mays .................... 1966-67
Kevin McConnell ............... 1990-93
Ken McCool ........................... 1958
Scott McDill ...................... 1958-60
Steve McFarland ............... 1992-93
Tim McGaughran ................... 1948
Larry McGhee ........................ 1973
Patrick McGhee ................ 1992-94
Jamie McRae .................... 1953-54
Don Meadow .......................... 1948
Joe Mercer ....................... 1953-54
Kyle Merryman .................. 1986-88
Terdell Middleton ............... 1974-76
Andre Miller ........................... 1985
Doug Miller ............................ 1979
James Mirda ..................... 1988-91
James Mitchell ....................... 1958
Marvel Mitchell .................. 1973-76
Tarris Mitchell ................... 1994-95
John Mohundro ................. 1971-73
Marcell Moore ................... 1996-97
Marcus Moore .................. 1996-97
Steve Moore .......................... 1999
Greg Morphis ......................... 1983
David Morphy ......................... 1994
Mike Morphy .......................... 1997
Richard Moseman .................. 1959
Phil Mulky .............................. 1958
John Muse ............................. 1948
N
Derek Nakluski ...................... 2002
Andy Nelson ..................... 1953-54
Gergely Nemeth ..................... 2002
Don Newman .................... 1976-78
Branda Newsom ............... 1994-95
Eric Newton ...................... 1986-89
Mike Nixon ............................. 1967
Landon Norris ............... 2000-2002
John Norton ........................... 1948
Landon Norris ........................ 2001
Dale Norwood ............... 2001-2002
O
Kenneth Olds ......................... 1979
Kevin O’Connell ............ 1996-2000
Todd O’Hara .......................... 1988
Alan O’ Neal .......................... 1962
P
Anthony Parker ...................... 1983
Tim Parkes ............................ 2000
Seth Parrish ........................... 1991
Richard Parsons ............... 1974-76
Scott Pearcy .......................... 1983
Don Peeler ........................ 1963-64
Don Pemberton ................ 1953-55
Nico Perkins .......................... 1988
Patrick Perkins ...................... 1986
Courtland Perry ............ 1999-2002
Vince Perryman ................ 1996-99
Raymond Peters ............... 1970-73
Stanley Peters ....................... 1967
Don Phillips ........................... 1979
Steve Plumlee ........................ 1986
Russell Polhemus .................. 1963
Mark Porter ....................... 1978-79
John Potts ............................. 1957
Clyde Powell ..................... 1996-97
Paul Price ......................... 1961-62
R
David Racey .......................... 1988
Joe Ragland .......................... 1960
Ed Raposo ........................ 1978-79
Jerry Read ............................. 1957
Bryand Ream .................... 1964-65
Matt Reed .............................. 1996
Norman Reed ........................ 1988
Sam Reid ............................... 1961
Jim Reif ............................ 1995-98
John Rhodes .................... 1957-59
Buddy Ricky ........................... 1966
Bob Robbins .......................... 1962
Percy Roberts ........................ 1948
Kendall Robertson ............ 1992-95
Kevin Robinson ................ 1994-98
Delvit Rogers ................ 1999-2002
Rich Rottgering ................. 1961-62
S
David Salter ........................... 1961
Ken Sandridge .................. 1991-94
Bob Sanford ..................... 1976-79
Marc Santi ........................ 1993-96
Bob Scanland ................... 1961-64
Gene Scanlon ................... 1960-63
Pat Scanlon ........................... 1965
Christopher Scarlett .......... 1994-96
Christian Schmalleger ... 1998-2000
John Schwent ........................ 1994
Barry Scott ........................ 1988-91
Jason Scott ...................... 1995-97
Kevin Scott ....................... 1990-94
Wayne Scroggins ............. 1974-75
Brian Sharp ...................... 1977-80
Mike Shinault .................... 1965-67
Charles Shrum ................. 1970-73
Frank Simonton ..................... 1957
John Simonton ................. 1965-67
William Singleton .............. 1983-85
Floyd Smalley ........................ 1963
Cecil Smith ....................... 1958-60
Jerry Smith ....................... 1965-66
Jewell M. Smith ................ 1964-65
Ryan Smith ................... 1999, 2001
Steve Smith ........................... 1988
Tim Smith ......................... 1994-97
Chris Soro ........................ 1977-80
Ryan Stevenson ................ 1993-96
Barry Steward ........................ 1974
Brian Stewart .................... 1995-96
Daily Sturgis .......................... 1961
Wesley Summers .................. 1966
Hank Stipes ...................... 1953-54
John Strong ...................... 1988-89
Rudy Sylvan ........................... 1999
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T
Matt Talley ........................ 1993-96
James Tally ............................ 1986
Dave Tamburrino .............. 1988-89
Cliff Taylor ........................ 1973-74
Ed Taylor ............................... 1973
Everet Taylor ..................... 1973-74
Preston Taylor ........................ 2002
Allen Terrell ............................ 1985
James Thomas ................. 1953-57
Joe Thomas ........................... 1967
Stephen Thomas ................... 1986
Gerald Thornton .................... 1986
Gerald Tinker .................... 1970-73
Ralph Tipton .......................... 1961
Mario Todman ................... 1997-98
Charles Toler ......................... 1967
David Topham ................... 1983-86
Terry Topping .................... 1985-86
Plato Touliatos .................. 1953-54
James Travis .................... 1964-65
Nuggie Treadwell ................... 1970
Lewis Trotter .......................... 1960
Anthony Tyson .................. 1986-88
V
Russ Valentine ....................... 1970
Curt Van Cleeve ..................... 1983
Tommy Vaughan ............... 1962-65
Jon Veneklase .................. 1990-94
Richard Vernon ...................... 1967
Frank Vickers ................... 1989-92
Steve Vires ....................... 1974-75
Bobby Vollmer .................. 1953-55
Richard Vollmer ................ 1957-60
Andy Voura ............................ 1978
W
Bobby Wakefield .................... 1975
David Waldschmidt ........... 1970-73
Jack Wallace ......................... 1948
Joe Wallace ...................... 1958-60
Tom Walters .......................... 1973
Mike Weathers .................. 1991-93
Charity Weatherspoon ...... 1998-99
John Welch ........................... 1966
David West ....................... 1971-74
Keith White ............................ 1948
Phil White .............................. 1957
James Wheeler ..................... 1961
Lance Wiedower ............... 1996-97
Don Williams ......................... 1975
Ivan Williams ................ 2001-2002
Wray Williams .................. 1953-54
Glenn Williamson .................. 1984
Wayne Wilson ....................... 1955
Track and Field
Men’s and Women’s All-Time Letterwinners
Vic Wimpee ...................... 1959-60
Karl Winfield ..................... 1975-78
Skip Wolfe ............................. 1959
Wayne Woodard ............... 1994-95
Jason Wood ..................... 1996-99
Andre Woods ................... 1994-97
Michael Woods ............. 2000-2002
Alvin Wright ........................... 1976
Artie Wright ...................... 1955-56
James E. Wright .................... 1959
Terron Wright ......................... 1979
Ron Wynhoven ................. 1976-79
Y
Tim Yaracs ............................. 1988
Guy Yoe ............................ 1970-73
Gary York .......................... 1985-87
WOMEN
A
Melissa Abraham ........... 1999-2002
Terry Adams ...................... 1988-91
Kimbrell Allen ..................... 1994-97
Tracy Allen ......................... 1989-92
Kameilah Amaya ............ 1999-2002
Julie Anderson ................... 1987-88
Kellie Anderson ................. 1997-98
Pamela Anderson ................... 1986
B
Sherry Bell ......................... 1987-90
Emilie Bishop .......................... 1994
Carunda Bland ................... 1992-95
Stephanie Bland ................. 1995-96
Elizabeth Brennan ................... 1996
Katy Bondeson .............. 2000-2002
Tonya Brooks ..................... 1987-90
Angela Brown .................... 1992-95
Genita Brown .......................... 2002
Romelin Bueno .................. 1995-98
LaTricia Bullock ................. 1994-95
C
Brenda Caldwell ................. 1986-88
Carrie Caldwell ....................... 1993
Christa Carney ................... 1994-96
Laura Clark ............................. 2000
Sarah Cloud ............................ 1993
Sharon Compton .................... 1996
Karin Cox ........................... 1994-96
D
Andrea Dahlman ............ 1999-2002
Leslie-Ann Daley ............ 2001-2002
Adria Davis .................... 2001-2002
Kenisha Davis .................... 1997-99
TriNikka Davis ................... 1993-96
Tyane Deal ..................... 1998-2000
Chevida Deberry ................ 1992-95
Alexandra DeLatour ....... 1998-2000
Chanel Dunn ........................... 2002
Dena Dunn ........................ 1991-94
Lori Durham ....................... 1994-95
E
Donna Echols ......................... 1992
Dawnaya Ewing ................. 1995-97
Joy Eye ................................... 2002
F
Arielle Frileux .......................... 1998
Allison Furr ............................. 1998
Hayley Futrell .......................... 2002
G
Alisa Gardner ................ 1997-2000
Montia Gardner ....................... 1999
Nicole Gasser ......................... 1997
Keenan Gibson .............. 2001-2002
Janeen Gooden ................. 1995-96
Gail Graham ...................... 1989-90
Teneshia Green ...................... 1999
Melissa Greer .................... 1997-99
Anita Gregory .................... 1990-92
Annette Gregory ..................... 1990
H
Brandy Hain ............................ 1996
Alissa Hale ............................. 1991
Deborah Hall ........................... 1989
Tamekia Hammond ................. 1996
Candice Harden ............. 2001-2002
Carla Hardy ................... 1998-2001
Camille Harris .................... 1998-99
Sylvia Harris ...................... 1990-93
Cantrece Hayslett .............. 1989-92
Cantrina Hayslett ............... 1989-92
Tamisha Henderson ........... 1993-94
Anita Hobbs ....................... 1989-92
Patti Hoffler ....................... 1988-90
Cherishe Hollingsworth ........... 2001
Emily Holt ............................... 1995
Paulette Hunter ....................... 1986
Lisa-Marie Hyman ................... 2001
I
Zaneta Ivy ...................... 1998-2001
J
Shamieka Johnson ........ 2001-2002
Tamika Johnson ...................... 1999
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Kim Jones ......................... 1986-88
K
Sylvia Kearney ................... 1989-92
Lisa Koch .......................... 1987-90
L
Debra Lane ........................ 1986-89
Rhonda Lauderdale ................. 1989
Lilly Lebron .................... 1999-2002
Jeremie Lefler .................... 1994-97
Lashaun Lewis ........................ 1998
Angela Logsdon ................. 1986-88
Denise Lukes ..................... 1998-99
M
Stacy Magnett ......................... 1996
Kim Marshall ...................... 1992-95
Stacy Martin ....................... 1994-95
Natalie Martindale .......... 1999-2000
Emily Mayer ................... 1999-2002
Cisa Mickle ............................. 1988
Melanie Mitchell ...................... 1995
Katie Moore ................... 2001-2002
Tyranda Mosby .................. 1994-97
Kathryn Murphy ................. 1997-98
Kim Myers ......................... 1991-93
N
Monique Nelson ............. 2000-2002
Sheila Nelson .................... 1988-89
Angela Nolan .......................... 1988
O
Sheena Ohlig .......................... 2002
Lori Owens ............................. 1989
Elin Ovrebo ........................ 1995-96
P
Autumn Parkey ....................... 2001
Laura Peel ......................... 1995-96
Amy Perkins ........................... 1997
Julie Petersen .................... 1987-89
Tracy Pierce ...................... 1989-91
Kyriaki Pilia ........................ 1996-99
Priamka Pruitt .................... 1993-96
Sue Purnell ........................ 1997-98
Q
Amirah Qaasim .................. 1991-95
Carrie Quinn ........................... 1995
R
Wendy Ragle ................. 1999-2002
Ashley Reed ........................... 2002
Lisa Rembe ....................... 1990-92
Lori Rembe ........................ 1990-92
Charner Rogers ................. 1996-97
Carla Ross .................... 1997-2000
Marjorie Russell ...................... 1991
Valencia Russell ................ 1989-92
S
Malissa Saylden ...................... 1987
Gwen Sanders ................... 1995-97
Sarah Schluckebier ............ 1989-93
Lisa Scott .......................... 1991-92
Tracy Shipmon .................. 1993-94
Christina Simon ...................... 1986
Samantha Slaughter .......... 1995-98
Tameka Sledge ....................... 1996
Shannon Sproles .................... 1988
Sherri Stamper .................. 1996-98
Chena Stevenson .............. 1992-95
Joy Stotts ............................... 1997
Courtney Suggs ............. 1999-2000
T
Carla Talbird ...................... 1994-95
U
Corrie Underwood ................... 1995
W
Heather Wells ......................... 1990
Rachel Weston .................. 1995-98
LaKeesha Wherry ................... 1994
Titian Rose Whittle ................. 2002
Kristen Wilder ......................... 2002
Susie Winkelmann .................. 1993
Christy Williams ................. 1991-94
LaTricia Williams ............... 1994-96
Patricia Willingham ................. 1998
Barbara Wine ................ 1999-2002
Rachel Woodard ..................... 1993
Patricia Wright ........................ 1991
**Note: Women’s Letterwinner list
includes athletes from 1986-2002
Memphis
University of Memphis
Men’s Track and Field Records
Modern Outdoor Records
EVENT
RECORD
ATHLETE
YEAR
100m
10.20
Ed Hammonds
1979
110m Hurdles 13.84
Terron Wright
1981
200m
20.39
Terron Wright
1981
400m
45.92
Victor Lacey
1982
Kris Harmon
2001
400m Hurdles 52.05
800m
1:47.01
Nick Brooks
1979
1,500m
3:42.20
Colin Hume
1982
Mile Run
4:01.90
Geoff Cooper
1979
3,000m S
8:55.04
Colin Hume
1983
5,000m
13:49.2
Paul Bannon
1976
10,000m
28:36.8
Paul Bannon
1976
4x100m Relay 39.6
Maurice Knight
1973
Ed Hammonds
Lynn Fox
Ed Taylor
4x200m Relay 1:23.9
Maurice Knight
1970
Ed Hammonds
Kevin Green
Gerald Tinker
4x400m Relay 3:08.8
Henry Holland
1978
Arthur Battle
Robert Sanford
Bobby Joe Mason
Christos Adamides
1999
Pole Vault
16-8.75
Long Jump
26-5.75
Delvit Rogers
2000
High Jump
7-1.75
Larry Jenkins
1978
Triple Jump 53-6.50
Reuben Fairfax
1974
Delvit Rogers
2000
Shot Put
61-4.75
Kevin Robinson
1997
Javelin
233-7
Russ Valentine
1970
Discus
181-9.75
Tyler Higgins
1973
Hammer
191-9
Kevin Robinson
1996
Decathlon
6,999 pts
Kevin O'Connell
1999
Past Records-Events No Longer Run
Event
Record
Athlete
Year
100 yds.
9.3
Gerald Tinker
1970
Ed Hammonds
1973
120 yd. Hurdles 14.34
Dave Waldschmidt
1970
220 yds.
20.84
Gerald Tinker
1970
440 yds.
47.44
Ed Taylor
1973
440 yd. Hurdles 54.04
David West
1974
880 yds.
1:50.50
Gary Garner
1975
2-Mile Run
9:00.00
Paul Bannon
1973
3-Mile Run
13:27.5
Paul Bannon
1974
Six Mile Run 27:44.6
Paul Bannon
1975
440 yd. Relay 39.6
Knight, Hammonds 1973
Fox, Taylor
880 yd. Relay 1:23.9
Knight, Hammonds 1970
Kevin Green
Modern Indoor Records
EVENT
55m
RECORD
6.20
ATHLETE
Ed Hammonds
YEAR
1973
55m Hurdles
60m
7.16
6.73
Terron Wright
Larry Crawford
1979
2001
200m
400m
21.51
46.90
Larry Crawford
Victor Lace
2000
1982
800m
Mile Run
1:51.30
3:59.58
Tommy Leach
Colin Hume
1970
1983
3,000m
5,000m
8:17.19
15:12.91
David Topham
Christian Friis
1984
1997
4x400m Relay
3:15.50
Glenn Hill
Victor Lacey
1983
Keith Golden
Tyjuan Cowan
4x800m Relay
7:38.20
Ricky Kirk
Gary Garner
1977
Geoff Cooper
Bob Sanford
Distance Medley 9:59.30
Relay
Geoff Cooper
Bob Sanford
1980
High Jump
7' 3 1/4"
Nick Brooks
Tony Blackwell
Tyrone Betters
1989
Long Jump
Triple Jump
25' 8"
53' 3”
Terdell Middleton
Delvit Rogers
1978
2001
Shot Put
35 lb. Weight
59' 3"
62' 1 3/4"
Kevin Robinson
Kevin Robinson
1998
1998
Past Records-Events No Longer Run
Event
50 yds.
Record
5.10
Athlete
Gerald Tinker
Year
1969
50 yd. Hurdles
60 yds.
6.20
6.00
Dave Waldschmidt 1970
Gerald Tinker
1970
60 yd. Hurdles
100 yds.
7.16
9.40
Terron Wright
Gerald Tinker
1979
1970
100m
300 yds.
10.11
29.26
Terron Wright
Terron Wright
1979
1981
440 yds.
600 yds.
46.90
1:11.00
Victor Lacey
Gary Garner
1982
1976
880 yds.
1,000 yds.
1:51.30
2:08.90
Tommy Leach
Geoff Cooper
1970
1979
1,000m
Two Mile Run
2:22.29
8:40.60
William Singleton 1984
Tony Blackwell
1979
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Track and Field
Conference USA
Men’s Championship Meet Records
Modern Outdoor Records
Indoor Records
EVENT
RECORD
ATHLETE
1998
100
10.07
Michael Frater, TCU
2002
6.73
Larry Crawford, Memphis 2001
200
20.45
Michael Frater, TCU
2002
55 Hurdles
7.36
Darius Pemberton, UH
1997
400
45.33
Chris Jones, UH
1998
60 Hurdles
7.96
Greg Christie, UH
2001
800
1:48.81
Karim Alston, UH
1998
200 Meters
21.35
Robert Foster, UH
2001
1500
3:47.02
Karim Alston, UH
1998
400 Meters
47.65
Dennis Darling, UH
1997
5000
14:09.30
Amos Kiygeon, Tulane
1999
800Meters
1:52.39
Karim Alston, UH
1997
10,000
29:43.67
Herbert Mwagi, TCU
2002
Mile Run
4:07.17
Eliud Njubi, TCU
2002
110 Hurdles
13.74
Wenston Riley, USM
2001
3000 Meters
8:19.73
Eliud Njubi, TCU
2002
400 Hurdles
50.05
Greg Christie, UH
2000
5000 Meters
14:30.53
Herbert Mwagi, TCU
2002
3000 Steeple 8:53.79
Paul Mutai, Tulane
1996
4x400 Relay
3:13.34
East Carolina
2002
4x100
39.17
TCU
2002
Marquette
4x400
3:06.09
East Carolina
2002
High Jump
7-3.75
Jeff Mueller, UH
2000
EVENT
RECORD ATHLETE
55 Meters
6.32
Xavier Alston, UH
60 Meters
Distance Medley
9:55.66
YEAR
1998
YEAR
High Jump
7-1.5
Jeff Mueller, UH
2001
Pole Vault
16-6.75
Mike Brookins, UH
1998
Long Jump
25-6
Cleavon Dillon, TCU
2002
Long Jump
26-5
Rephel Martin, Charlotte
2000
Triple Jump
51-2.75
Carl White, Tulane
2001
Triple Jump
53-6.50
Delvit Rogers, Memphis
2000
Shot Put
63-5.5
John Davis, UH
1999
Shot Put
62-7.75
John Davis, UH
1998
Weight Throw
68-4.25
Carey Ryan, DePaul
2002
Discus
194-10
John Davis, UH
1997
Pole Vault
17-0
Bill Collins, UH
1998
Hammer
212-7
Carey Ryan, DePaul
2002
Jamie Lewis, Cincinnati
1998
Javelin
240-04
Nathan Junius, Tulane
2000
Ben Novak, Cincinnati
1998
Decathlon
7,521
Jason Wilson, Southern Miss
2000
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Memphis
University of Memphis
Women’s Track and Field Records
MODERN INDOOR RECORDS
EVENT
RECORD
ATHLETE
55m
7.04
Natalie Martindale
2000
55m Hurdles
8.08
Anita Gregory
1992
60 m
7.60
Keenan Gibson
2001
EVENT
100m
100m Hurdles
200m
400m
400m Hurdles
800m
1,500m
3,000m
3,000m steeple.
5,000m
10,000m
4x100m Relay
YEAR
200m
23.08
Anita Gregory
1992
300 yds.
38.36
Sherry Bell
1987
400m
57.57
Chena Stevenson
1995
500m
1:14.14
Tonya Brooks
1987
600m
1:39.46
Carla Ross
2000
800m
2:19.71
Julie Wright
2000
1,000m
2:56.74
Angela Logsdon
1989
Mile Run
5:06.69
Wendy Ragle
2003
1,500m
5:36.79
Kim Jones
1987
3,000m
10:16.35
Arielle Frileux
1998
Two Mile Run
11:49.17
Lisa Koch
1987
5,000m
18:41.29
Wendy Ragle
2002
4x200m Relay
1:48.52
Anita Hobbs
1990
4x200m Relay
4x400m Relay
Anita Gregory
Annette Gregory
Sarah Schluckebier
4x400m Relay
3:57.24
Courtney Suggs
4x800m Relay
1999
Carla Ross
Natalie Martindale
Sprint Medley
Relay
Alisa Gardner
4x800m Relay
10:07.05
Terry Adams
1989
Tracy Allen
Patti Hoffler
Shuttle Hurdle
Relay
Debra Lane
Sprint Medley
4:55.89
Relay
Dena Dunn
1991
Alissa Hale
Dist. Medley
Relay
Cantrina Hayslett
Christy Williams
Distance Medley
12:26.84
Relay
Kathryn Murphy
1998
Weight Relay
Romelin Bueno
Melissa Greer
Arielle Frileux
High Jump
5-6
Janeen Gooden
1995
5-6
Ashley Reed
2002
Long Jump
19-10 3.4
Tyranda Mosby
1997
Triple Jump
40-06.25
Lisa-Marie Hyman
2002
Shot Put
46-0.50
Barbara Wine
2000
20 lb. Weight
59-2.75
Kameilah Amaya
2001
Pole Vault
9-6.25
Emily Mayer
2001
Pentathlon
2,801 pts.
Elizabeth Brennan
1996
High Jump
Long Jump
Triple Jump
Shot Put
Discus
Hammer
Javelin
Heptathlon
Pole Vault
50
MODERN OUTDOOR RECORDS
RECORD
ATHLETE
11.40
Wanda Hooker
13.78
Anita Gregory
23.36
Wanda Hooker
54.40
Wanda Hooker
1:04.09
TriNikka Davis
2:16.01
Julie Wright
4:43.30
Laura Brewer
10:06.96
Arielle Frileux
11:25.46
Wendy Ragle
17:23.10
Laura Brewer
40:12.29
Lilly Lebron
45.76
Alexandra DeLatour
Melissa Abraham
Alisa Gardner
Natalie Martindale
1:38.98
Keenan Gibson
Ashley Reed
Cherishe Hollingsworth
Chanel Dunn
3:49.00
Wanda Hooker
Deb Spencer
Sandra Parks
Shannon Sproles
9:37.30
Caron Draper
Sandra Parks
Sue Poteate
Mary Walker
4:06.82
Alisa Gardner
Natalie Martindale
Carla Ross
Julie Wright
1:04:51
Carla Talbird
TriNikka Davis
LaTricia Bullock
Jeremie Lefler
12:54.86
Rachel Weston
Tameka Sledge
Gwen Sanders
Laura Peel
59.9
Monique Nelson
Adria Davis
Kameilah Amaya
Carla Hardy
5' 7 3/4"
Janeen Gooden
20' 3"
Tyranda Mosby
41-05.00
Lisa-Marie Hyman
46-10.75”
Barbara Wine
157' 6"
Kyriaki Pilia
170-9
Kameilah Amaya
135' 0"
Lisa Rembe
4,364 pts.
Victoria Crawford
10'
Emily Mayer
10’
Autumn Parkey
YEAR
1978
1991
1979
1979
1994
2000
1979
1998
2002
1979
2000
2000
2002
1978
1979
2000
1994
1996
2000
1995
1996
2002
2001
1996
2000
1992
2002
1999
2001
Track and Field
Conference USA
Women’s Championship Meet Records
Indoor Records
EVENT
RECORD
ATHLETE
55
6.95
Nockeyer Newsome, USM
6.7 h
60
Modern Outdoor Records
EVENT
RECORD
ATHLETE
1998
100
11.45
Kerine Black, USF
2001
Sophia Minor, USM
1997
200
23.21
Helena Wrappah, USM
2000
7.45
Kerine Black, USF
2001
400
52.90
Courtnie Ratliff, Houston
2002
55 Hurdles
7.78
Lisa May Duffs, UH
1997
800
2:06.27
Vernetta Rolle, UH
1998
60 Hurdles
8.28
Jenny Adams, UH
2001
1500
4:17.99
Hanne Lyngstad, Tulane
1998
200
24.17
Vonetta Jeffery, UAB
1996
3000
9:35.79
Hanne Lyngstad, Tulane
2000
400
54.60
Nadja Petersen, Tulane
2001
5000
16:34.07
Maria Otto, USF
1999
800
2:09.66
Bente General, USF
2002
10,000
35:05.71
Tara Quinn, South Florida
2002
Mile Run
4:50.01
Angie Kist, Cincinnati
2002
100 H
13.05
Jenny Adams, UH
2000
3000
9:34.38
Hanne Lyngstad, Tulane
1999
400 H
57.89
Nadja Peterson, Tulane
2001
5000
16:33.24
Tara Quinn, USF
2002
4x100 Relay 44.25
TCU
2002
4x400
3:44.40
Houston
2002
4x400 Relay 3:37.73
Houston
2002
Distance Med.11:41.17
Marquette
2002
High Jump
5-9.75
Nadia Smith, Tulane
1997
High Jump
6-0
Ifoma Jones, UH
1999
Long Jump
23-10
Jenny Adams, Houston
1999
Long Jump
21-5.25
Jenny Adams, UH
1998
Triple Jump 43-6
Kerine Black, South Florida
2000
Triple Jump
42-8
Marie Ahlander, Tulane
2001
Shot Put
50-6
Chandra Brewer, USF
2002
Shot Put
48-6
Shola Kadiri, Louisville
2002
Discus
157-10
Dayana Octavien, USF
2002
Weight Throw 63-2.75
Mimi Merrill, Cincinnati
2001
Hammer
188-10
Julie Sorrentino, Marquette
2002
Pole Vault
Rhian Clark, Houston
2001
Javelin
207-3
Catherine Betz, Tulane
1999
Decathlon
5,361 pts
Hope Sinclair, USM
2001
13-3.50
YEAR
51
YEAR
Memphis
About Conference USA
In the world of intercollegiate sports, many considered the formation of Conference USA a bold move. Its formation occurred during a significant period
of major conference realignment and restructuring of the NCAA. C-USA
established a strong foundation while quickly earning a reputation of successfully competing at the highest levels of intercollegiate athletics. Capitalizing on the strengths of its 15 distinguished and diverse universities, Conference USA has quickly emerged as one of the nation’s top conferences.
A PROUD HISTORY
The conference unveiled its name, logo and commissioner on April 24, 1995
in Chicago. Mike Slive was named the first commissioner of Conference
USA. Eleven of the institutions began athletic participation in 1995, while
Houston joined competition in the fall of 1996. The league’s headquarters
were established in Chicago.
PROMISE IN EXPANSION
Conference USA added East Carolina (September, 1996) and the United
States Military Academy (March, 1997) as football members. ECU began
league competition in 1997; Army in 1998 and UAB began football play in
1999. The league added TCU and ECU (1999) for all sports and they began
competition in 2001. South Florida starts C-USA football in 2003.
COMPETITION
Conference USA sponsors 19 sports - baseball, basketball, cross country,
football, golf, soccer, tennis, and track and field (indoor and outdoor) for men
and basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, softball, swimming, tennis, track
and field (indoor and outdoor), and volleyball for women. The league’s championship competition is enhanced by NCAA
automatic bids in volleyball, men’s and
women’s basketball, men’s and women’s soccer, men’s and women’s tennis and baseball.
Volleyball
·
20 NCAA appearances
·
Two Sweet 16 appearances in 1996 and 1998
·
One of four leagues to send at least three teams to the NCAA Championship each of the last four years
·
Five C-USA teams posting 20-win seasons for two consecutive years
In addition, 23 men’s and women’s soccer teams, 19 baseball teams and six softball teams have earned NCAA Tournament bids. C-USA has sent two men’s
soccer teams to the Final Four, one baseball team to the College World Series and
four softball teams to the Women’s College World Series. The league has also
had three national champions in NCAA track and field competition, one national
champion in diving and numerous NCAA individual and team competitors in cross
country, golf, swimming, tennis and track and field. Overall, Conference USA
teams and individuals have made more than 237 NCAA appearances.
SUCCESS OFF THE FIELD
Among C-USA’s 5,000 student-athletes, there are champions off the playing field
as well. In seven years, 62 student-athletes earned national Verizon Academic AllAmerica honors, while 134 were named All-District. In addition, more than 6,000
student-athletes have been named to the Commissioner’s Honor Roll or received
the Commissioner’s Academic Medal, indicative of outstanding achievement in
the classroom. The conference annually awards six postgraduate scholarships,
along with the Sport Academic Award, Scholar Athletes of the Year and the Institutional Academic Excellence Award.
CONFERENCE USA ON TV
ESPN, Inc. and C-USA entered into an exclusive
eight-year agreement, beginning with the 2001
season. The multi-faceted agreement, which
incorporates ESPN, ESPN2, ESPN Regional
Television, ABC Sports, ESPN.com and ESPN
Classic, is highlighted by: ESPN/ESPN2’s coverage of C-USA football featuring weeknight
games; televising possible future C-USA Football Championship Games on ABC; men’s basketball coverage; syndication and network rights
for the conference’s football and basketball coverage through ERT; continued exposure for
women’s basketball, along with volleyball, baseball, soccer and softball, as well as marketing
rights.
Conference sports compete in a single division, except for men’s basketball, which currently competes in two. Charlotte, Cincinnati,
DePaul, East Carolina, Louisville, Marquette,
and Saint Louis comprise the American Division, while Houston, Memphis, South Florida,
Southern Miss, TCU, Tulane and UAB make
up the National Division.
SUCCESS ON THE PLAYING FIELD
Conference USA performers have achieved
great success in competition, placing the
league among the top conferences in the nation.
Women’s Basketball
·
Consistently rated among the nation’s best conferences
·
25 NCAA Tournament appearances
·
13 WNIT appearances
·
One team in the NCAA Sweet 16
·
Strong fan support, ranking among the nation’s top 10 conferences
in attendance
·
Setting league attendance record for three straight seasons
GOVERNANCE
Along with the ACC, Big East, Big Ten, Big 12, Pac-10 and SEC, Conference
USA is one of the seven conferences having significant representation in the NCAA
governance structure. The Presidents of the member institutions serve as the
league’s Board of Directors. Dr. Joseph Steger of Cincinnati served as the chair
for the first four years and was succeeded by Dr. J.H. Woodward of Charlotte.
Men’s Basketball
·
Consistently rated as one of the top basketball leagues in the country
·
44 postseason teams (24 NCAA and 20 NIT)
·
Strong fan support, drawing a record 1.9 million fans in 2001-02
·
Among the nation’s best in home attendance
·
Two Elite Eight NCAA Tournament teams
Football
·
·
·
·
·
Began competition in 1996
Rated among the top seven conferences in the nation
17 teams have earned bowl bids
Member of the Bowl Championship Series
Bowl ties-ins with the AXA Liberty Bowl (champion), GMAC Bowl,
Houston Bowl, New Orleans Bowl and the ConAgra Hawai’i Bowl
Brian Teter
Assistant
Commissioner
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Russell Anderson
Director of
Media Relations
Robin Jentes
Assoc. Director
of
Media Relations
Dwayne Harrison
Assoc. Director of
Media Relations