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Julia AgawuFreshman

Courtney BrineyFreshman

Alyssa BrockSophomore

Renita ClarkJunior

Jamie CurryFreshman

Jennifer DayJunior

Mary Edwards Senior

Jamie FlemmingSophomore

Stephanie ForemanSophomore

Sydney ForemanSophomore

Catherine FrappierSenior

Kaneshia HicksSophomore

Mary KrugJunior

Dawn L’HeureuxJunior

Carolyn LewisSenior

Reilly McAteeFreshman

LaKeitha MinterSophomore

Charmisha MorrowSophomore

Erica NaegerJunior

Staci PapageorgeSenior

Allyson PerrySophomore

Teondra PooleSophomore

Verlisa PryorFreshman

Samantha SalinasFreshman

Chelsea WeaverSophomore

Caitlin WineySenior

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Quick FactsLocation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jonesboro, Ark. (60,489)

Enrollment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11,551

Nickname . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Red Wolves

Colors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Scarlet & Black

Conference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Sun Belt

Founded . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1909

Facilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Convocation Center (indoor)

ASU Track and Field Complex (outdoor)

Affiliation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .NCAA Division I

President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Dr. Les Wyatt

Chancellor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Dr. Robert Potts

Director of Athletics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Dr. Dean Lee

Senior Associate Director of Athletics . . . . . . . .Doug Abel

Senior Woman Administrator . . . . . . . . . . . .Julie Lessiter

Compliance Officer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Daniel Feig

Faculty Representative . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Nonie Wiggins

Asst. AD/Facilities & Events Mgmt. . . . . .Randy Knowles

Coaching StaffHead Coach . . . . . . .Lon Badeaux (Jumps, Multi-Events)

Assistant Coaches . . . . . . . . . . . .Jason Brooks (Sprints)

Matt Kraft (Weights)

Matt Vining

Amy Bowman

Office Phone................................................ 870-972-3350

Sports InformationAsst. AD/Sports Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jerry Scott

e-mail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected]

Assistant/Sports Information . . . . . . . . . . .Van Provence

e-mail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected]

phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .870-972-2707

Assistant/Sports Information (contact) .Anthony Reynolds

e-mail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected]

Graduate Assistant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Katey Buckley

e-mail . . . . . . . . . [email protected]

Office Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .870-972-2541

Fax . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .870-972-3367

Mailing Address . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .P.O. Box 1000

State University, AR 72467

Overnight Mailing Address . . . . . . . . . .217 Olympic Drive

Jonesboro, AR 72401

Athletic Web Site . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .astateredwolves.com

Table of ContentsASU Track and Field Tradition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Women’s Roster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Team Bios . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

History, Records and Rankings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

Honors and Awards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23

Pole Vault Legacy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26

Letterwinners . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27

ASU In the Olympics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

Where Champions are made. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32

Welcome To ASU . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

Athletic Facilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36

The Sun Belt Conference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38

AcknowledgementsArkansas State University’s 2008 Track and Field Media Guide

is a publication of the ASU Sports Information Office (Jerry Scott, Director;Van Provence and Anthony Reynolds, Assistants.; Kelly Goodman, GraduateAssistant; Katey Buckley, Intern; Samantha Berke, Adam Garner, Broderick

Johnson, Student Assistants)

Photography provided by Richard Bishop, Hannah Dolle, Nelson Chenault,Eddie McNeill, Tom McDonald, Chris Auckley, Sun Belt Conference, University

of Louisiana-Lafayette, Jonesboro Sun, Bill Bowen, Phareta Calkin.

Cover designs by ASU Creative Services.

Arkansas State AthleticsMission Statement

Arkansas State University Athletics supports the University

mission through our commitment to student-athletes in their

pursuit of academic achievments, athletic accomplishments,

social development and personal growth.

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What else would the address for Arkansas State track

and field be but Olympic Drive?

The concrete monument which marks the entrance to

the indoor home for ASU's track and field program tells

only a part of the story of the tradition of one of the Uni-

versity's most successful and celebrated athletic pro-

grams.

Thomas Hill, Al Joyner, Earl Bell, are just a few of the

names which have helped to propel the program into na-

tional and international prominence over the years. All

three wore ASU school colors to NCAA Championships,

World Championships, Olympic Trials and then traded

scarlet and black for red, white and blue to represent the

United States in the Olympic Games.

All came home winners. All three brought home the

symbols of athletic excellence and national pride—the

Olympic Medal.

But, the legacy of ASU track and field is rooted in the

performances of numerous young men and women over

the years since Arkansas State's track and field program

began competition in 1924 with eight names on the roster.

The sport showed early signs of the success which con-

tinues today when the 1938 team did not lose an event

during the entire season.

Then, in 1970, a tall, slender, quiet young man from

New Orleans hurdled himself and ASU's track program

into the international spotlight by tying the world record of

13.2 seconds in the 110-meter high hurdles. That young

man was Tom Hill, whose gazelle-like stride and athletic ability earned him the nickname "Super Chief." He went on

to earn National Track Athlete of the Year honors and won the 60-yard hurdles with a meet record of 7.74 in the NCAA

Indoor Championships. Two years later, he brought back a Bronze Medal from the Munich Games.

Meanwhile, a young kid named Earl Bell was soaring over a higher obstacle at Jonesboro High School. Vault-

ing in his back yard with homemade poles and pits almost from the time he could walk, Earl came from a pole vault-

ing family and ASU Coach Guy Kochel lured him to Arkansas State to continue building on the success of the event.

Earl turned the pole vault into glitz and glamour by relying on the bend of a pole to launch himself over a hori-

zontal bar well over 18 feet in the air. He set a world record by vaulting 18-7 1/4 and made the U.S. Olympic team

in 1976 and finished sixth on a rain-soaked track in Montreal. He also won two indoor and two outdoor NCAA cham-

pionships and went on to participate in two more Olympic Games in 1984 and 1988 (finished fourth in Seoul). In

1984, he won the Bronze Medal in Los Angeles.

On the heels of Bell's success and the establishment of ASU as a dominant force in track and field came Al-

fredrick Alfonso Joyner. He came to ASU known as "Sweetwater" because he saved a girl one summer while serv-

ing as a lifeguard at a local pool in East St. Louis (she called him "that sweet boy by the water").

Joyner soon began turning heads with his success in an unusual event called the triple jump. Although he ex-

celled in the hurdles and sprints, it was the hops, skips and jumps of the triple jump that earned Joyner a school

record, conference championships, and a spot on the 1984 Olympic team.

Most of the world did not consider Joyner to even have an outside chance at a medal. But, that did not deter

him from working hard to fulfill his dream.

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After making the team, Joyner returned from the

Olympic Trials and told friends, "I dreamed last night that I

was standing on the podium and I bent over so they could

place the Gold Medal around my neck."

A month later, a stunned nation and world watched as

Al Joyner, the believer, indeed stood proudly during his

country’s national anthem with one hand holding a bouquet

of flowers and the other over his heart protecting the shiny

Gold Medal suspended from a ribbon around his neck. He

had won the Gold on his first jump—a career-best leap of

56-7 1/2 and became the first American in 80 years since

the III Olympiad in 1904 to win the Gold in the triple jump.

Those are only three stories of ASU track and field. Pick

any name and performance. Try speedy Ed Preston, an al-

ternate on the 1976 Olympic Team and one of the greatest

sprinters to ever wear an Indian uniform, or All-Americans

Kelly Riley, Steve Stubblefield, Anthony Stroman, Jerald

Spencer, Donnie Taylor and others.

Also, don't forget the recent memories stirred by

jumper extraordinaire Sam Hill, a three-time Sun Belt long

jump and two-time high jump champ, or 400-meter stand-

out Kendricke Bullard who went on to the National Football

League. The list goes on.

The phenomenal success of the ASU women's pro-

gram is even more astounding. In 1983, Kochel began

working with Jan Troutt, a local high jumper. Troutt, under

Kochel's tutelage, was ASU's women's track team that year

and still holds school records in that event .

Although Troutt set the standard for the women's teams only a few years ago, Lady Indian track and field has mul-

tiplied behind the talents of sprinters Felicia Adams, Pedtra Wilson and Valerie Lee, middle distance runners, Lys-

beth Curpanen and Beth Mayo, and multi-events people Sonja Tate (also an All-American basketball player who

went on to play professionally with the American Basketball

League), multi-talented Eva Knudsen and All-American Shun-

dra Smith.

Probably the one name that epitomizes women's track and

field at Arkansas State, though, is Monika Klebe.

Klebe came to ASU from Sweden in 1986 to spend the next

four years rewriting records and making her mark permanently

on the school's track and field program. ASU's first ever All-

America performer for the women's program, she still holds all

or part of nine individual and five relay school records, both in-

door and outdoor.

Many of these performances are recorded among the rank-

ings of outstanding individual effort. Others are recorded among

the sum total points which produced a team championship. In

all, the women's teams at ASU have won conference champi-

onships 11 times, including five straight American South Con-

Competitors like Shawn Aronson (left) and All-American James Jenkinshelp ASU continue

its track and field success

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ference indoor titles during ASU's tenure in that league.

After taking over the programs in 1989, Jay Flana-

gan has not missed a beat, winning 16 league titles (both

in the American South and now in the Sun Belt Confer-

ence), including five women’s indoor and five women’s

outdoor as well as eight men’s indoor and two outdoor.

Under Flanagan, ASU track and field is a constant threat

in Sun Belt competition.

The performances improve season by season and

the records—the measuring sticks for track and field—

are rewritten each meet. Some last longer. A glance at

Arkansas State's Convocation Center and ASU Track

Complex records reads like a Who's Who among track

and field.

Arkansas State has produced 30 NCAA All-Americas

during the outdoor seasons and 16 indoors. Eleven

Olympians competed collegiately at ASU, and many more

choose the ASU campus as their training ground.

Jonesboro has become the mecca for pole vaulters

as Arkansas State qualified vaulters to the NCAA indoor

championships 17 straight years and outdoors 22 straight

years. Indian vaulters have brought home a combined

six pole vault titles.

The Convocation Center, the site of all but two of the

Sun Belt Conference indoor championships, has provided

competition in over 80 meets starring world-class athletes.

And, in the last few years, ASU track has enjoyed an

international flavor as many Indian tracksters come from

other nations to compete under ASU colors, including

triple jumper Patterson Johnson, an Olympian for his

home of the Bahamas, and two-time Olympian Franck

Waota of the Ivory Coast.

Over 30 nations have been represented at ASU's in-

door and outdoor track complexes, with several world na-

tional and world record holders competing.

Of all of the traditions at Arkansas State University,

track and field may be the richest. One doesn't have to

go far to learn how much tradition the sport has con-

tributed.

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1984 Gold Medal winnerAl Joyner

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Name Event Class Hometown (Previous School)Julia Agawu Throws Fr. Denton, TexasCourtney Briney Pole Vault Fr. Corning, Ark.Alyssa Brock Throws Soph. O’Fallon, Mo.Renita Clark Sprints Jr. Newport, Ark.Jamie Curry Sprints Fr. Memphis, Tenn.Jennifer Day Pole Vault Jr. Texarcana, TexasMary Edwards Distance Sr. Bryant, Ark. Jamie Flemming Throws Soph. Ashdown, Ark.Stephanie Foreman Pole Vault Soph. Hot Springs, Ark.Sydney Foreman Distance Soph. Springdale, Ark.Catherine Frappier Pole Vault Sr. Santa Rosa Beach, Fla.Kaneshia Hicks Multi Soph. Pine Bluff, Ark.Mary Krug Distance Jr. Heber Springs, Ark.Carolyn Lewis Multi Jr. Newport News, Va. Dawn L’Heureux Distance Jr. Springdale, Ark.Reilly McAtee Distance Fr. Cabot, Ark.LaKeitha Minter Jumps Soph. Dumas, Ark. Charmisha Morrow Sprints Soph. Memphis, Tenn.Erica Naeger Pole Vault Jr. Bloomsdale, Mo.Staci Papageorge Distance Sr. Rogers, Ark. (Rogers)Allyson Perry Sprints Soph. Memphis, Tenn. (Kirby)Teondra Poole Sprints Soph. Fort Smith, Ark. (Northside)Verlisa Pryor Sprints Fr. Collierville, Tenn.Samantha Salinas Distance Fr. Bartlett, Ill. Chelsea Weaver Distance Soph. Monticello, Ark.Caitlin Winey Hurdles Sr. Burnsville, Minn. (Burnsville)

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Julia AgawuThrows

5-8 • Freshman • Denton, Texas

HIGH SCHOOL - Was a four-year letterwinnerat Denton Guyer high school in Denton, Texasin track & field throwing the discus and shot-put...won three straight district championshipsduring sophomore through senior seasons inthe shotput and the discus...was fifth in theTexas State meet in the discus after her senioryear.

MISCELLANEOUS - Birthplace was London, England...also played basketballand volleyball in high school...majoring in Clinical Lab Sciences.

Courtney BrineyPole Vault

5-6 • Freshman • Corning, Ark.

HIGH SCHOOL - Although only participating intrack& field during junior and seasons placedsecond at the Arkansas 3A State meet hersenior season at Corning High School in Corn-ing, Ark...set the school record in the pole vaultat Corning.

MISCELLANEOUS - Born in Poplar Bliff, Mo.on Feb. 19, 1991...majoring in Math at ASU where she is a University HonorsScholar...also participated in golf and cheerleading in high school.

Alyssa BrockThrows

5-10 • Freshman • O’Fallon, Mo.

2008-09 - Led the team during indoor seasonwith a season-best throw of 34-4 in the shotput at the ASU Kickoff Klassic...ranked secondin the indoor weight throw with a throw of 47-5also at the Kickoff Klassic...led the tean in theDiscus and the Hammer throw during outdoorseason...threw a 155-8 in the discus at theSBC Outdoor Championships...threw a 153-6

at the Louisville/Lenny Lyons Classic hosted by Louisville.

HIGH SCHOOL - Holds high school records at Parkway North High School in theshotput, discus and 4X100 relays...finished second in the state of Missouri in thediscus as a junior...was named to the all-academic team all four years in highschool...also played volleyball and basketball for three years in high school.

MISCELLANEOUS - Born Dec. 2, 1989...biology/pre-med major.

Renita ClarkSprints

5-6 • Junior • Newport, Ark.

2008-09 - Ran a season-fast 1:01.73 in the400 during indoor season at the Iowa StateClassic, was also a part of the 4X400 relayteam...during outdoor season posted thefourth-fastest time in the 400 running a 60.60at teh Warhawk Classic...was the thrid leg onthe 4X100 meter relay team which posted aaseason-fast 46.56 and was the second leg on

the 4X400 meter relay which ran a 3:55.40.

2007-08 - Led the team in the 200 and 400 meter racess during oindoor postingtimes of 27.00 and 1:06.34 respectively...also ran the fastest outdoor 400 time of1:00.78 while running the fourth highest 200 meter time during outdoor finishingthird a tthe ASU Duels with a time of 27.37.

HIGH SCHOOL - Earned all-conference honors all four years at Newport HighSchool...won the 400 m Arkansas state championship in 2004 and 2005...ownsthe state record in teh 400 (59.6)...also named all-conference in basketball dur-ing 2006-07 season.

MISCELLANEOUS - Born April 15, 1989 in Newport...majoring in Engineering atASU.

Jamie CurrySprints - Jumps

5-4 • Freshman • Memphis, Tenn.

HIGH SCHOOL - Ran track for four years atBolton High School in Memphis owning PR’sof 12.06 in the 100, 24.91 in the 200, 58.91 inthe 400, and 38-5 in the triple jump...alsoplayed volleyball and basketball at Bolton andwas a member of the honor roll.

MISCELLANEOUS - Born Oct. 28, 1991 inNew Orleans...majoring in Journalism at Arkansas State.

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Jennifer DayPole Vault

5-10 • Junior • Texarkana, Texas

2008-09 - Ranked fourth on the team in boththe indoor and outdoor pole vulat posting a 11-5 3/4 during outdoor season and an 11-1 3/4during indoor season at the Iowa State Clas-sic.

2007-08 - Ranked second on the team in boththe indoor and outdoor pole vault...had aseaosn best of 11-4 during the indoor season

and 11-7 3/4 during the outdoor seaosn finishing fourth at the SBC OutdoorChampionships.

HIGH SCHOOL - Posted a best of 11-6 in the vault, which was good for secondplace in the 2007 3A Texas High School Track and Field Championships...alsoran cross country helping team to state qualifier position...helped volleyball teamto state finals as a sophomore record of 38-4...member of high school’s NationalHonor Society, National Art Honor Society and Art Vase Gold Medalist

MISCELLANEOUS - Born Jan. 30, 1989 in Texarkana ... undecided major ...parents are Tammy and Jim Day ... enjoys wakeboarding, snowboarding andbarrel racing.

Mary EdwardsSprints - Jumps

5-4 • Freshman • Memphis, Tenn.

2008-09 - Posted the third fastest 800 timeduring outdoor season running a 4:23.79 atthe Ole Miss Invite...Also posted a 5:27.58 inthe 1,500....posted 5:43.22 in the mile duringindoor season and ran a 2:31.74 in the 800also during indoor.

2007-08 - Led the team in the 800 and the1,00 meter runs posting times of 2:18.88 and

3:02.84, respectively...also ran the second-fastest time in the 400 during outdoorwith a time of 1:01.12...led the team with the best 800 time during outdoor sea-son running 2:23.03...posted the fourth fastest time in the mile during indoor andran on the distance medley and mile relay teams.

2006-07 - Cross country runner for ASU...highest finish was 18th at Rhodes Col-lege Invitational...was primarily ASU’s third best runner...competed primarily onrelays during indoor season...ran opening leg of 4x800-meter relay which fin-ished with best time of 9:52.85...and handled third leg of 4x400-meter relay withtime of 4:06.24...in outdoor season, clocked 28.68 for 200-meter dash...ran thirdleg on 4x400-meter relay team which posted best time of 4:07.22...also ran an-chor leg on 1600-Sprint Medley at Alabama Relays which turned in time of4:17.25.

HIGH SCHOOL - Prepped at Bryant High where she competed in cross countryand track and field...best time in cross country was 20:14 over 5,000-meters...also posted best of 2:16 in the 800-meter run, 5:25 in the 1600, and12:18 in the 3200...named all-conference in cross country four straightyears...also named all-state in 2002...was all-conference in track and field twiceand all-state twice.

MISCELLANEOUS - Born June 1, 1988 in Houston, Texas...named to Bryant'sHonor Society and was an honor graduate.

Jamie FlemmingThrows

5-11 • Sophomore • Ashdown, Ark.

2008-09 - Led the team in the indoor weightthrow throwing a 50-11 at the LSU Multi/PurpleTiger Invitational...ranked second on the teamin the discus and hammer throw throwing a129-9 in the discus and a 145-8 in the hammerthrow.

HIGH SCHOOL - Four year all-state performerat Ashdown High School...won the meet of champions as a freshman...also wasall-state and state MVP in softball and earned all-state honors in volleyball...alsoplayed basketball.

MISCELLANEOUS - Born Dec. 16, 1989 in Texarcana, Texas...majoring in his-tory.

Stephanie ForemanPole Vault

5-5 • Sophomore • Hot Springs, Ark.

2008-09 - Won both the indoor and outdoorSun Belt Championships leading the squad inthe pole vault...posted a 13-1 1/2 during out-door season at the SBC Outdoor champi-onships which qualified her regionally in theevent...had a best of 12-9 1/2 during outdoorseason which was at the Purple Tiger Invita-tional...provisionally qualified in the pole vault

during indoor season and regionally qualified during outdoor.

HIGH SCHOOL - Highly touted pole vaulter who set the record in the pole vault(13-6 1/4) at Lake Hamilton High School where she competed all four years.

MISCELLANEOUS - Born March 10, 1990 in Ada, Okla...majoring in animal sci-ence/pre-vet.

Sydney ForemanDistance

5-8 • Sophomore • Springdale, Ark.

2008-09 - Led the team in the 3,000 meter runwith atime of 10:46.04 and also led the teamint he 5,000 with a time of 18:34.05...duringoutdoor season, posted 1 5:01.59 in the 1,500meter run adn a time of 18:54.04 in the 5K.

HIGH SCHOOL - Ran cross-country for threeyears while competing in track all four years at

Har-Bee High School.

MISCELLANEOUS - Born May 27, 1990 in Springdale...majoring in speechpathology.

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Catherine FrappierPole Vault

5-8 • Freshman • Denton, Texas

2008-09 - Ranked second on the team and inthe league in the pole vault during both indoorand outdoor seasons...jumped 12-5 1/2 duringindoor season while her jump of 12-8 duringoutdoor season regionally qualified her for theevent.

AUBURN - Transferred after competing fortwo years at Auburn University...finished 11th at the SEC Championships duringsophomore year and posted a career-best height of 11-8 with the Tigers.

HIGH SCHOOL - Florida State runner-up during junior year at South Walton HSin Santa Rosa Beach, Fla., where she graduated with honors...placed third in thepole vault as a senior...also played four years of varsity soccer, softball and wason the dance team.

MISCELLANEOUS - Born Feb. 26, 1988 in Houston, Texas...majoring in market-ing.

Kaneshia HicksMultis

5-8 • Sophomore • Pine Bluff, Ark.

2008-09 - Ranked fourth on the team in the in-door Pentathlon recording 3,361 points at theLSU Multis...during outdoor season rankedeigth in the conference with a 4,519 points inthe heptathlon at the SBC Outdoor Champi-onships, which ranked third on the team.

HIGH SCHOOL - Won the 100 and 800 at the2007 & 2008 Arkansas Meet of Champions...holds the school record in the 400hurdles and 4 X400 relay...was also a three year starter on the Pine Bluff basket-ball team.

MISCELLANEOUS - Born Feb. 16, 1989 in Little Rock....majoring in early child-hood development at Arkansas State.

Mary KrugDistance

5-7 • Junior • Heber Springs, Ark.

2008-09 - Did not compete

2007-08 - Posted times of 2:28.62 and 6:04.75in the 800 and mile runs during indoor sea-son...posted second-fastest time on the squadin the steeple chase with a time of13:10.82...had third fastest time in teh 3K dur-ing outdoor season at 12:15.40.

HIGH SCHOOL - Competed in cross country for Heber Springs High Schoolposting a best time of 21:48 in the 5K...also had a time of 2:32 in the800...named all-state twice in cross country and all-state once in the polevault...was part of the all-state 3200 meter-relay team...also played tennis.

Carolyn LewisMultis

5-4 • Senior • Newport News, Va.

2008-09 - Ranked fourth on the team in the in-door Pentathlon recording 3,361 points at theLSU Multis...during outdoor season rankedeigth in the conference with a 4,519 points inthe heptathlon at the SBC Outdoor Champi-onships, which ranked third on the team.

HIGH SCHOOL - Won the 100 and 800 at the2007 & 2008 Arkansas Meet of Champions...holds the school record in the 400hurdles and 4 X400 relay...was also a three year starter on the Pine Bluff basket-ball team.

MISCELLANEOUS - Born Feb. 16, 1989 in Little Rock....majoring in early child-hood development at Arkansas State.

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Dawn L’HeureuxDistance

5-9 • Junior • Springdale, Ark.

2008-09 - Led the team in the 800 and 1,500during indoor season posting times of 2:16.57and 4:45.40 during outdoor season...during in-door posted times of 2:20.20 in the 800 and11:01.00 in the 3K while leading the team inthe mile run with a time of 5:10.56.

2007-08 - Ran the third-fastest time in the in-door 800 posting a 2:26.85 at the MTSU Valentine Invitational...posted a season-best 5:46.98 in the indoor mile...ran the second-fastest time on the squad in the800 (2:23.53), 1,000 (3:08.74) and 1,500 (5:00.53).

HIGH SCHOOL - Cross country and middle distance runner who excelled atSpringdale High...ran all four years holding career-best times of 1:02.01 in the400 and 2:24 in the 800...turnined in a best time of 5:35 in the 1,600 and 20:19 inthe 5K...named all-conference all-four years competed in all-star twice as fresh-man and sophomore, also played basketball.

MISCELLANEOUS - Majoring in exercise science...born March 7, 1989 in Dav-enport, Iowa...received Silver Rennaissance (3.5 GPA or above) three years inhigh school and Gold Rennaissance (4.0 GPA) as a senior.

Reilly McAteeDistance

5-6 • Freshman • Cabot, Ark.

HIGH SCHOOL - Competed for four year incross country and track at Cabot High Schoolin Cabot, Ark...posted career-best times of2:23 in the 800 meters and 5:11 in the1,600...was named all-conference for cross-country and was and competed at the all-starmeet and the meet of champions in 2009 and2008...also played soccer in high school.

MISCELLANEOUS - Majoring in physical education at ASU...born Nov. 16, 1990in Little Rock, Ark.

LaKeitha MinterJumps

5-5 • Sophomore • Stuttgart, Ark.

2008-09 - Did not compete.

HIGH SCHOOL - Earned all-conference andall-state honors in 2007 and all-conferencehonors in 2008 at Stuttgart High School...alsoplayed basketball.

MISCELLANEOUS - Born July 6, 1990 inStuttgart, Ark...majoring in PE at ASU.

Charmisha MorrowSprints

5-9 • Sophomore • Memphis, Tenn.

2008-09 - Had a highly successful freshmancampaign leading the team in the 200 (24.71),400 (54.70) and 800 (2:16.70) during indoorseason...her time of 54.70 in the 400 broke theASU record which had been standing for 21-years...qualified regionally in the 400 meterrun posting a time of 53.92 which was at team-fast time in the preliminaries of the SBC Out-

door Championships...2on the 400 at the SBC Meet while also earning mostoutstanding freshman honors and breaking the school record in the outdoor400...also led the team in the 200 running a time of 24.29 at the SBC Outdoormeet...also ran on the 4X100 and 4X400 relay teams.

HIGH SCHOOL - Ran track and cross country for four years at Trezevant HighSchool in Memphis...held PR of 54.80 in the 400, 2:13 in the 800 and 11.6 in the100.

MISCELLANEOUS - Born Nov. 29, 1989 in Memphis...is a nursing major at A-State.

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Erica NaegerPole Vault

5-9 • Junior • Springdale, Ark.

2008-09 - Competed exclusively in the polevault ranking thrid on the squad in both the in-door and outdoor seasons...posted a 12-3 1/2during indoor season and a 12-1 1/2 in out-door season. Finished fifth at the SBC OutdoorChampionships and Indoor Championships.

2007-08 - Top pole vaulter in both indoor andourdoor seasons...had a season-high jump of 11-8 in th outdoor and a jump of12-1 1/2 during outdoor...also ran anchor on the mile relay team during indoorwhich finished second at the MTSU Invite posting a time of 4:16.82.

HIGH SCHOOL - Participated in track & field and cross country four years atSte. Genevive High School...finished fourth in state pole vault competition andalso qualified for the state meet in the 400 and was a member of the 1,600 relaysquad which qualified for the state meet twice...cross country team won state in2005 and finished fourth in 2006...finished fifth individually at districts in2006...named all-conference in pole vault three seasons, twice in 400 and three-times as a member of 4X800 relay team...also played softball...member of Na-tional Honor Society three years....twice named Who’s Who Among America’sHigh School students.

MISCELLANEOUS - Born May 30, 1989 in Bloomsdale, Mo.

Staci PapageorgeDistance

5-4 • Senior • Rogers, Ark.

2008-09 - Posted season-best times of11:28.01 in the 3K and 19:51.03 in the 5K dur-ing indoor season and ran a 19:26.51 in the5K during outdoor season.

2007-08 - Ranked second on the team in themile (5:22.67), 3K (10:56.74) and 5K(19:15.97) during indoor season...ran a team-

high ran a team-high 18:55.60 in the 5K during outdoor season...posted the sec-ond-fastest time on the sqaud in the outdoor 3K at 11:02.72 and posted a time of5:09.37 in the 1,500.

2006-07 - Had excellent cross country season finishing second on team in everymeet...top finish was sixth at Arkansas Tech Invite with a time of 12:14.93...dur-ing indoor season, turned in a time of 11:08.34 in 3K and 20:37.21 in 5K...alsoran anchor leg on 4X800 meter relay and ran in the 800 during outdoor seasonwith a tiem of 2:34.18...had best time of 10:48.62 in the 3K and 18:54.51 in 5K.

HIGH SCHOOL - Competed four years in cross country at Rogers HighSchool...owns best mile time of 5:18 and 11:51 in the two-mile...ran 800 in 2:24and was an honors graduate and member of the Honor Society.

MISCELLANEOUS - Born July 27, 1988 in Kansas City, Mo.

Allyson PerrySprints

5-2 • Sophomore • Memphis, Tenn.

2008-09 - Ran the third fastest time on theteam with a 2:25.72 in the indoor 800 meterrun...during outdoor ranked second rankedsecond on the team in the 400 with a time of59.81 and 800 with a time o f2:19.23...also ranthe anchor leg of the 4X400 relay squad.

2007-08 - Redshirt.

HIGH SCHOOL - Will run the 400 and 800 for ASU...prepped at Kirby HighSchool.

MISCELLANEOUS - Born March 31, 1988 in Memphis...majoring in exercisescience.

Teondra PooleSprints

5-4 • Sophomore • Fort Smith, Ark.

2008-09 - Ranked second on the team in theindoor long jump at 18-1...also posted times of7.47 in the 55 meter run, 8.79 in the 55 hur-dles and 26.93 in the 200 all during indoorseason...ranked second on the team in the100 meters during outdoor posting a time of12.78...also clocked a time of 25.55 in the 200and 59.81 in the 200...ranked third on the

team 2ith a time of 59.81 in the 400 and jumped 17-10 1/4 ranking third in thelong jump during outdoor season...ran the second leg on the 4X100 meter relayteam and the lead leg on the 4X400.

2007-08 - Redshirt.

HIGH SCHOOL - Set state indoor high school record in the 55-meter hurdleswith a time of 8.45...also had bests in the 100 of 12.4, 25.4 in the 200, 17-11 inthe long jump and 37-7 in the triple jump...was also a part of the 2007 statechampionship basketball team.

MISCELLANEOUS - Born Dec. 6, 1988 in Fort Smith...named Arkansas Scholarin high school...majoring in nursing.

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Verlisa PryorSprints

5-3 • Freshman • Collierville, Tenn.

HIGH SCHOOL - Ran track during the 2007-09 seasons at Collierville High School winningthe most improved award in 2008 and mostdedicated award during the 2008 & 2009 sea-sons...finalist for the Pentahlon in 2008 and2009 and was team MVP and Best FemaleAthlete in 2009.

MISCELLANEOUS - Born April 19, 1991 in Charleston, West Virginia...majoringin education at ASU.

Sam SalinasDistance

5-8 • Freshman • Bartlett, Ill.

HIGH SCHOOL - Competed for the years incross country and track at Barlett High Schoolposting a 17:46 in cross country competi-tion...also had career bests of 2:21 in the 800and 5:18 in the mile...posted an 11:30 in thetwo-mile and participated in the state meet incross country her senior year...was a part ofthe her school’s 4X800 team which went to

state in 2008.

MISCELLANEOUS - Majoring in exercise science...born January 14, 1991 in ElkGrove, Ill.

Chelsea WeaverDistance

5-6 • Sophomore • Monticello, Ark.

2008-09 - Broke the ASU school record in thesteeple chase posting a time of 11:30.60 in theevent during outdoor season...also rankedsecond on the team in the 5K with a time of18:36.12 and posted times of 4:59.37 in the1,500 and 2:27.49 in the 800...ranked secondon the team in the 5K with a time of 18:38.53during indoor season...also posted indoor

times of 5:38.06 in the mile and 11:06.83 in the 3K both ranked third on theteam...

HIGH SCHOOL - Was state runner-up in track for four years at Monticello HighSchool...also ran cross country and was state runner-up as a senior...won thestate championship as part of the 4X800 relay team two years in a row.

MISCELLANEOUS - Born March 16, 1990 in Pine Bluff, Ark...majoring in Jour-nalism.

Caitlin WineySprints/Hurdles

6-0 • Senior • Burnsfield, Minn.

2008-09 - Ranked third in the 55-meter hur-dles during indoor season witha season-high8.45 during indoor season...Was second onthe team with a 1:04.87 in the 400 hurdles atthe SBC Outdoor meet...also posted a time of14.62 in the 100 meter hurdles also during out-door season.

2007-08 - Top 55 and 60-meter hurdler during nidoor season with times of 8.38and 9.33...won the 55-meter hurdles at MTSU Valentine Invitational...also ran onthe distance medley relay and mile relay teams during indoor season...led theteam during outdoor season in the 100 and 400 hurdles...posted a time of 14.38in the 100 hurdles and 1:03.08 in the 400...also ran on the 4X100 meter shuttlehurdles relay team which posted a time of 1:01.77 to finish thid at the AlabamaRelays.

2006-07 - Had breakout year as a freshman in the hurdles...had best time forASU in the 100 hurdles with a 14.42 (seventh best all-time)...also posted besttime on team in 400-meter intermediates with 1:03.78...competed in 200 meterdash coming in second at ASU Mini-Meet with a time of 26.41...during indoorseasson, had best 40 meter time of 1:00.84...also ran second leg on team’s4X400 relay squad which had best of 4:06.24...had time of 8.47 in the 55-hurdlesat Kickoff Klassic and 9.20 in the 60-meter hurdles at the Wisconsin Elite Invite.

HIGH SCHOOL - Standout at Burnsville HS where she competed in track andfield all four years...had best time of 14.99 in the 100 hurdles and 44.99 in the300 intermediates...set school records in the 100-hurdles, 4X400 relay...part ofthe 4X400 state champion foursome...three-time all-state pick, named “Rookie ofthe Year”, four-time all-conference selection, three-time all-section and MVPtwice...named BHS Outstanding Athlete, 2006 Athlete of the year and was all-conference in tennis four years...received Presidential Award and graduated withdistinction.

MISCELLANEOUS - Business management major...born April 12, 1988 inBurnsville, Minn.

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Running Events55-Meter Dash 7.01 Carla Christian, 3-7-98

55-Meter Hurdles 7.99 Valerie Lee, 3-5-88

Shundra Smith, 2-22-99

60-Meter Dash 7.91 Maricia Daniels, 2-7-03

60-Yard Dash 7.20 Felicia Adams, 2-14-87

60-Meter Hurdles 8.71 Shundra Smith, 2-6-99

60-Yard Hurdles 8.26 Monika Klebe, 2-14-86

200-Meter Dash 24.68 Carla Christian, 2-22-98

300-Meter Dash 39.82 Pedtra Wilson, 2-15-92

300-Yard Dash 38.29 Patricia James, 1-24-87

400-Meter Dash 54.70 Charmisha Morrow, 2-14-09

440-Yard Dash 56.44 Monika Klebe, 2-8-86

500-Meter Run 1:13.94 Monika Klebe, 3-8-88

600-Meter Run 1:35.72 Jean Fletcher, 1-18-92

600-Yard Run 1:22.52 Monika Klebe, 2-14-87

800-Meter Run 2:09.64 Monika Klebe, 2-6-88

880-Yard Run 2:27.19 Melody Cox, 1-24-87

1000-Meter Run 3:06.24 Melody Cox, 2-14-87

1,000-Yard Run 2:48.14 Melody Cox, 2-14-87

1500-Meter Run 4:52.29 Sharon Mudford, 2-13-88

Mile Run 5:07.48 Lysbeth Curpanen, 2-29-92

3000-Meter Run 10:19.83 Maggie Kimani, 2-9-08

5000-Meter Run 18:07.34 Maggie Kimani, 3-23-08

Field EventsHigh Jump 6-0 Jan Troutt, 2-16-85

Long Jump 19-8 1/4 Felicia Adams, 2-27-88

Triple Jump 42-6 Elena Semyonova, 3-3-00

Pole Vault 13-1 1/2 Michelle Leggatt, 1-31-03

Shot Put 48-9 Krystal White, 2-24-96

20-Pound Weight 57-9 Isela Mendoza, 2-21-03

25-Pound Weight 39-9 1/2 Serenia Curtis, 2-6-93

Pentathlon 3,324 points Camille Robinson, 1-24-04

Relay Events800-Meter Relay 1:42.46 Yolanda Alexander-Linda Brewer-Patricia James-Monika Klebe, 1-27-89

1600-Meter Relay 3:49.50 Eva Knudsen-Clorissa Yates-Maria Lisshamre-Katarina Littenheim,

2-11-95

3200-Meter Relay 9:20.84 Beth Mayo-Lysbeth Curpanen-Fiona Benjamin-Jean Fletcher, 2-8-92

Mile Relay 3:51.25 Pedtra Wilson-Eva Farneby Manning-Yolanda Alexander-Michelle

Valentine, 3-3-90

Sprint Medley Relay 4:05.04 Yolanda Alexander-Patricia James-Eva Farneby-Monika Klebe, 1-27-89

Distance Medley Relay 12:25.18 Lucy Ritchey-Tana Mosley-Katarina Littenheim-Fiona Benjamin, 2-25-95

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

3000-Meter Run 10:16.21 Katarina Lovrantova, Arkansas-Little Rock, 12-3-05

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

Field Events

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Relay Events

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

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

Distance Medley Relay 12:42.47 Lamar University, 12-7-03

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55 Meter Run7.20 (60) Charmisha Morrow 1/23/097.31 Alecia Williams 12/06/097.57 (60) Teondra Poole 2/14/09

55 Meter Hurdles8.21 (60) Amy Bowman 2/14/098.37 Lesly Hale 12/6/088.45 Caitlin Winey 12/6/098.57 Kaneshia Hicks 12/6/098.65 (60) Carolyn Lewis 2/14/098.66 Kelsey Mitchell 12/6/088.79 Teondra Poole 12/6/088.93 (60) Alyssa Merriott 2/14/09

200 Meter Run24.91 Charmisha Morrow 2/14/0925.64 Alecia Williams 12/6/0826.93 Teondra Poole 2/14/0926.99 Kaneshia Hicks 1/10/0927.32 Lesly Hale 1/10/0927.35 Carolyn Lewis 1/10/0927.90 Kelsey Mitchell 12/6/08

400 Meter Run54.70 Charmisha Morrow 2/14/091:01.73 Renita Clark 2/14/09

800 Meter Run2:16.70 Charmisha Morrow 1/17/092:20.20 Dawn L’Heureaux 2/14/092:29.47 Allyson Perry 1/17/092:34.59 Mary Edwards 2/14/09

1 Mile Run5:27.20 Dawn L’Heureaux 1/31/095:35.87 Sydney Foreman 1/23/095:38.06 Chelsea Weaver 1/23/096:00.11 Mary Edwards 1/10/09

3,000 Meter Run10:49.11 Sydney Foreman 1/31/0911:01.00 Dawn L’Heureaux 1/17/0911:06.83 Chelsea Weaver 1/17/0911:42.13 Staci Papageorge 1/17/09

5,000 Meter Run18:34.05 Sydney Foreman 2/14/0918:38.53 Chelsea Weaver 2/14/0920:01.00 Staci Papageorge 2/14/09

4 X 400 Meter Relay3:54.68

High Jump5-8.75 Amy Bowman 12/6/085-7.75 Lesly Hale 2/14/095-7.75 Carolyn Lewis 12/6/085-0.5 Kaneshia Hicks 12/6/08

Pole Vault12-11.5 Stephanie Foreman 1/23/0912-3.5 Catheryn Frappier 12/6/0812-3.5 Erica Naeger 12/6/0811-1.75 Jennifer Day 2/14/0910-6 Carolyn Lewis 1/17/0910-6 Staci Yahn 1/31/09

Long Jump18-7.75 Carolyn Lewis 12/6/0918-1 Teondra Poole 12/6/0917-10.25 Amy Bowman 2/14/0917-9.5 Lesly Hale 2/14/0917-8.25 Kaneshia Hicks 1/31/0915-0.5 Alyssa Merriott 1/23/09

Triple Jump38-0.25 Carolyn Lewis 1/23/09

Shot Put34-4 Alyssa Brock 12/6/09

Weight Throw50-11 Jamie Flemming 1/23/0947-5 Alyssa Brock 12/6/08

Indoor Pentathlon3738 Amy Bowman 2/14/093596 Carolyn Lewis 12/6/083361 Lesly Hale 2/14/093358 Kaneshia Hicks 12/6/082533 Alyssa Merriott 12/6/08

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


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

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

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

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

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

5000-Meter Run 18:28.81 Darlene Calvin, Mississippi, 1-13-89

Field Events

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

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

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

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

Shot Put 50-6 3/4 Eileen Vanisi, Texas, 1-11-91

20-Pound Weight 55-9 Heather Jenkins, Southeast Missouri State, 1-25-03

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

Relay Events

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

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

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

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2007-Present Lon Badeaux 3rd Year

1989-2007 Jay Flanagan 18 Years Five women’s indoor and five women’s outdoor conference titles; four men’s

indoor and two men’s outdoor conference titles; one cross country champion-

ship; six Olympians; 12 NCAA All-Americas

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

1969-72 Thad Talley 3 Years One Olympian; four NCAA All-Americas

1963-69 John Rose 6 Years Three NCAA All-Americas1952-53 Wayne Armstrong 1 Year1960-62 Larry Lacewell 2 Years1957-60 Bob “Red” Denton 3 Years1956-57 Connie Smith 1 Year1953-56 John Rauth 3 Years1946-53 Harold Nichols 7 Years

Jay FlanaganGuy KochelThad TalleyJohn RoseWayne Armstrong

Harold Nichols John Rauth Connie Smith Bob ‘Red’ Denton Larry Lacewell

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1962-63 1963-69 1969-72 1972-89 1989-2007

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55-METER DASH7.01 Carla Christian, 19987.03 Dominique Dawson, 20067.05 Latavia Shores, 20057.11 Felicia Adams, 19887.15 Patricia James, 19887.16 Yolanda Alexander, 19907.17 Maricia Daniels, 20057.19 Pedtra Wilson, 19917:20 Charmisha Morrow, 20097.23 Michelle Valentine, 1990

55-METER HURDLES7.99 Shundra Smith, 19997.99 Valerie Lee, 19888.02 Tiane Burke, 20008.06 Monika Klebe, 19888.12 Judy Galambos, 19988:21 Amy Bowman, 20098.25 Nicole Brown, 19978.26 Amy Fledderman, 20078.27 Bonita Jones, 19908.29 Caitlin Winey, 2008

60-METER DASH7.54 Carla Christian, 20017.66 Latavia Shores, 20057.77 Dominique Dawson, 20057.79 Maricia Daniels, 20057.81 Kariecia Settles, 20027.84 Brittney Bell, 20077.95 Brittany Shaw, 2005

200-METER DASH24.59 Carla Christian, 200124.91 Charmisha Morrow, 200925.01 Yolanda Alexander, 198925.04 Pedtra Wilson, 199225.35 Clorissa Yates, 199525.38 Judy Galambos, 199825.44 Maricia Daniels, 200325.44 Brittney Bell, 200725.46 Valerie Lee, 198825.47 Michelle Valentine, 1990

400-METER DASH54.60 Charmisha Morrow, 200955.06 Monika Klebe, 198856.20 Erica Goodrich, 200256.20 Pedtra Wilson, 199356.26 Jean Fletcher, 199257.32 Kalimah Muhammad, 200557.45 Katarina Littenheim, 199557.59 Tana Mosley, 199557.61 Katia Solovieva, 199957.68 Eva Knudsen, 1995

600-METER RUN1:27.61 Katia Solovieva, 20021:35.72 Jean Fletcher, 19921:36.03 Katarina Littenheim, 19951:42.24 Eva Farneby, 19911:42.95 Eva Knudsen, 19941:44.25 Yolanda Graham, 1994

600-YARD RUN1:27.61 Katia Solovieva, 20011:28.69 Eva Farneby, 19901:29.11 Ashley Hogg, 20011:37.65 Elizabeth Davenport, 2005

800-METER RUN2:09.64 Monika Klebe, 19892:11.57 Jean Fletcher, 19922:14.51 Lysbeth Curpanen, 19922:15.45 Katia Solovieva, 2000

2:15.56 Katarina Littenheim, 19952:16.85 Fiona Benjamin, 19952:18.09 Stasia Jamell, 19982:18.78 Candice James, 20062:21.11 Eva Farneby, 19912:21.19 Nikki Biberger, 2000

MILE RUN5:07.48 Lysbeth Curpanen, 19925:12.75 Stasia Jamell, 19985:15.49 Beth Mayo, 19925:15.50 Fiona Benjamin, 19935:16.00 Sharon Mudford, 19885:17.44 Melissa Harris, 19915:17.86 Maggie Kimani, 20075:21.45 Candice James, 20055:26.72 Melody Cox, 19875:27.20 Dawn L’Heureaux, 2009

3,000-METER RUN10:19.83 Maggie Kimani, 200810:21.04 Stasia Jamell, 199810:34.31 Beth Mayo, 199210:41.63 Rebeka Christman, 200110:49.11 Sydney Foreman, 200910:49.40 Sharon Rodely, 198810:54.79 Angela McDonald, 198910:56.74 Staci Papageorge, 200810:58.49 Fiona Benjamin, 199311:00.26 Stephanie Anaya, 200511:01.00 Dawn L’Heureux, 2009

5,000-METER RUN18:07.34 Maggie Kimani, 200818:34.05 Sydney Foreman, 200918:38.53 Chelsea Weaver, 200918:44.97 Rebekah Christman, 200118:45.84 Beth Mayo, 199218:47.78 Staci Papageorge, 200819:05.24 Lysbeth Curpanen, 199219:20.87 Sarah Cockran, 199619:27.98 Stephanie Anaya, 200319:42.02 Taryn Stuart, 2001

HIGH JUMP6-0 1/2 Elena Semyonova,20006-0 Jan Troutt, 19855-10 1/2 Ami Wyse, 19915-10 Edith Montgomery, 20005-10 Stacey Thompson, 19905-9 3/4 Amy Fleddermann, 20075-8 3/4 Amy Bowman, 20095-8 Kolette Niemeyer, 19965-7 3/4 Carolyn Lewis, 2008, 20095-7 3/4 Lesly Hale, 2009

POLE VAULT13-1 1/2 Michelle Legatt, 200313-0 1/4 Sara Young, 200612-11 1/2 Stephanie Foreman, 200912-6 Andrea Zambrana, 200312-5 1/2 Elizabeth Boyle, 200712-3 1/2 Catherine Frappier, 200912-3 1/2 Erica Naeger, 200912-2 Sara Gresham, 200112-0 Erica Hall, 200511-11 3/4 Amanda Sweeten, 2003

LONG JUMP19-8 1/4 Felicia Adams, 198819-7 1/2 Dominique Dawson, 200619-2 3/4 Valerie Lee, 198819-2 1/2 Shundra Smith, 199919-1 1/2 Sarah Todd, 199619-1 1/4 Edie Montgomery, 200119-0 3/4 Sonja Tate, 1994

19-0 1/4 Eva Knudsen, 199418-11 3/4 Oksana Kosyachenko, 0118-11 1/2 Patricia James, 1989

TRIPLE JUMP42-6 Elena Semyonova, 200041-7 1/4 Oksana Kosyachenko, 0140-6 1/4 Sarah Todd, 199640-2 Darina Semenova, 200539-9 1/2 Tina Collins, 199039-5 Malisa Harriott, 199338-8 1/4 Ashley Hogg, 200338-6 1/4 Eva Farneby, 199138-6 Kristiina Alatalo, 200638-6 Valerie Lee, 1988

SHOT PUT48-9 Krystal White, 199645-1 1/2 Kristina Johnson, 199043-11 Isela Mendoza, 200343-6 1/2 Serenia Curtis, 199343-1 Susan Roudybush, 199543-0 1/2 Jenny Webster, 200243-0 1/4 Michelle Gaines, 198842-9 1/4 Rhonda Horn, 199141-9 1/4 Olivia Moore, 200041-6 1/2 Nickey Joseph, 1998

20-POUND WEIGHT57-9 Isela Mendoza, 200350-0 1/2 Krystal White, 199649-10 Nickey Joseph, 199648-2 1/2 Jenny Webster, 200046-11 3/4 Olivia Moore, 200042-10 1/4 Monique Turner, 2008

1600-METER RELAY3:49.50 Eva Knudsen-Clorissa

Yates-Maria LisshamreKatarina Littenheim,1995

3:52.34 Bonita Jones-ValerieLee-Eva FarnebyMonika Klebe, 1988

3:52.39 Linda Brewer-EvaFarneby-YolandaAlexander-MonikaKlebe, 1989

3:53.15 LaShundra Davis-JeanFletcher-MichelleMcGregor-PedtraWilson, 1992

3:53.40 Maricia Daniels-AprilShye-Chantalle NeilsonErica Goodrich, 2003

3:54.62 Carla Christian-NikkiBiberger-Katia SolovievaErica Goodrich, 2000

3:55.22 Ashley Hogg-April ShyeLisa Daniels-EricaGoodrich, 2002

3:55.38 Hollie Chadwick-NikkiBiberger-Judy GalambosTomisha Edwards, 1998

3:55.67 Maricia Daniels-TacomaMcCrary-Latavia Shores-Kalimah Muhammad,2005

3:56.15 Michele Valentine-TinaCollins-Yolanda Alexander-Pedtra Wilson, 1991

SPRINT MEDLEY RELAY4:05.04 Yolanda Alexander-

Patricia James-Eva Farneby-Monika Klebe, 1989

4:07.51 Pedtra Wilson-MicheleValentine-YolandaAlexander- Eva FarnebyManning, 1990

4:13.25 Michele Valentine-Pedtra Wilson-Yolanda Alexander-Eva Farneby,

19914:22.58 Eva Farneby-Bonita

Jones-Tina Collins-Sandra Mudford, 1988

DISTANCE MEDLEY RELAY12:25.18 Lucy Ritchey-Tana

Mosley-Katarina Littenheim-FionaBenjamin, 1995

12:37.19 Fiona Benjamin-MichelleMcGregor-LysbethCurpanen-Beth Mayo, 1992

12:55.62 Sarah Cochran-JaimeLane-Lucy Ritchey-StasiaJamell, 1997

13:09.50 Wendy Reid-KatiaSolovieva-Ashley HoggRebekah Christman, 2001

13:13.88 Wendy Reid-KatiaSolovieva-Nikki BibergerTaryn Stuart, 2000

13:15.01 Shanta Ricks-Tina Collins-Beth Mayo-Melissa Harris,1990

13:15.24 Angela McDonald-BonitaJones-Tina Collins-SharonRodely, 1989

PENTATHLON3740 Amy Fleddermann, 20073738 Amy Bowman, 20093596 Carolyn Lewis, 20093563 Brittney Leftwich, 20073361 Lesly Hale, 20093358 Kaneshia Hicks, 20093324 Camille Robinson, 20043134 Judy Galambos, 20003118 Lesly Hale, 2008

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400-Meter Dash 53.92 Charmisha Morrow, 5-8-09

800-Meter Run 2:05.99 Jean Fletcher, 5-28-92

1500-Meter Run 4:35.85 Lysbeth Curpanen, 5-16-93

3,000-Meter Run 10:08.43 Maggie Kimani, 4-21-07

5,000-Meter Run 18:09.76 Maggie Kimani, 4-14-07

10,000-Meter Run 37:45.07 Rebekah Christman, 5-12-01

100-Meter Hurdles 13.83 Monika Klebe, 4-23-88

400-Meter Hurdles 56.64 Monika Klebe, 4-18-87

3,000-Meter Steeplechase 11:30.60 Chelsea Weaver, 4-11-09

Field Events

Shot Put 46-7 1/2 Serenia Curtis, 5-1-93

Discus 175-9 Jenny Webster, 6-14-00

Hammer 162-11 Isela Mendoza, 4-13-02

High Jump 6-0 1/2 Edith Montgomery, 5-11-01

Long Jump 20-3 3/4 Felicia Adams, 4-9-88

Triple Jump 42-10 1/4 Oksana Kosyachenko, 5-13-01

Javelin 152-0 Ronnie Maglaughlin, 3-17-07

Pole Vault 13-5 1/4 Michelle Legatt, 4-6-01

Heptathlon 5,377 points Shundra Smith, 4-11/12-96

Relay Events

400-Meter Relay 46.06 Valerie Lee-Monika Klebe-Patricia James-Felicia Adams, 3-26-88

800-Meter Relay 1:39.07 Yolanda Alexander-Bonita Jones-Michele Valentine-Pedtra Wilson, 4-14-90

1600-Meter Relay 3:45.07 Pedtra Wilson, Jean Fletcher-Fiona Benjamin-Lysbeth Curpanen, 5-3-92

Mile Relay 3:50.73 Valerie Lee-Patricia James-Felicia Adams-Monika Klebe, 4-23-88

3200-Meter Relay 9:10.23 Lysbeth Curpanen-Pedtra Wilson-Fiona Benjamin-Jean Fletcher, 3-29-92

6400-Meter Relay 24:21.19 Kelly Helbin-Taryn Stuart-Wendy Reid-Ginger Lewellyn, 4-3-99

Sprint Medley Relay 4:02.34 Patricia James-Bonita Jones-Yolanda Alexander-Monika Klebe, 4-8-8

Short Sprint Medley 1:43.88 Sonja Tate-LaShundra Davis-Pedtra Wilson-Jean Fletcher, 4-4-92

Distance Medley Relay 11:55.24 Jean Fletcher-Pedtra Wilson-Fiona Benjamin-Lysbeth Curpanen, 4-24-92

Shuttle Hurdles (400m) 58.58 Edith Montgomery-Judy Galambos-Tiane Burke-Nicole Brown, 3-26-00

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100-Meter Dash 11.65 Calister Uba, Harding, 4-12-97200-Meter Dash 24.11 Camille Clarke, Southwest Missouri State, 4-15-00400-Meter Dash 53.40 Dawn Williams, Arkansas-Little Rock, 4-13-96800-Meter Run 2:11.82 Nina Funderburk, Murray State, 4-9-881500-Meter Run 4:39.96 Lindsay Speer, Eastern Illinois, 4-15-003,000-Meter Run 10:01.67 Susan Bliss, Missouri, 4-1-895,000-Meter Run 18:13.44 Amy Knobloch, Lindenwood College, 4-13-9610,000-Meter Run 39:52.33 Jennifer Thompson, Southwest Missouri State, 4-16-94100-Meter Hurdles 13.79 Melinda Sallins, Southwest Missouri State, 4-15-95400-Meter Hurdles 57.34 Monika Klebe, Arkansas State, 4-9-88

Field EventsHigh Jump 5-9 1/4 Heather McFadden, Southwest Missouri State, 4-15-95Long Jump 21-4 3/4 Deidre McKinley, Unattached, 4-9-88Triple Jump 41-10 Oxana Miroschnichenko, Unattached, 4-12-97Shot Put 50-10 1/4 Christy Barrett, Indiana State, 3-30-91Discus 161-7 Lacole Oliver, Southwest Missouri State, 4-15-00Javelin 165-11 Keisha Dunlap, Eastern Illinois, 4-15-00Hammer Throw 149-3 Kameilah Amaya, Memhis, 4-10-99Pole Vault 14-0 Kellie Suttle, Nike, 4-15-00

Relay Events400-Meter Relay 45.77 Southwest Missouri State, 4-15-001600-Meter Relay 3:46.60 Southwest Missouri State, 4-15-00Short Sprint Medley 1:51.77 Arkansas State, 4-30-91

WOMEN’S CLASSIC CHAMPIONS

1986 — No points kept 1992 — Not held 1997 — No points kept 2002 — Not held

1987 — No points kept 1993 — Not held 1998 — No points kept 2003 — Not held

1988 — No points kept 1994 — Arkansas State 1999 — No points kept 2004 — Not held

1989 — Missouri 1995 — No points kept 2000 — No points kept 2005 — Not held

1990 — No points kept 1996 — No points kept 2001 — Arkansas State 2006 — Not held

1991 — No points kept 2007— Not held

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100 Meter Hurdles13.89 Amy Bowman* 4/11/0914.50 Kaneshia Hicks 5.8/0914.62 Caitlin Winey 5/8/0915.20 Alyssa Meriott 5/8/0915.44 Carolyn Lewis 5/8/09

200 Meter Run24.29 Charmisha Morrow 5/8/0925.09 Alecia Williams 4/25/0925.11 Kaneshia Hicks 5/8/0925.55 Teondra Poole 4/25/0925.65 Amy Bowman 4/15/0925.90 Alyssa Merriott 5/8/0926.25 Carolyn Lewis 5/8/09

400 Meter Run53.92 Charmisha Morrow* 5/8/0959.81 Allyson Perry 4/25/0959.81 Teondra Poole 4/18/0960.60 Renita Clark 4/25/09

400 Meter Hurdles1:04.67 Amy Bowman 4/25/091:04.87 Caitlin Winey 5/8/091:05.03 Kaneshia Hicks 4/18/091:05.79 Carolyn Lewis 4/25/09

800 Meter Run2:16.57 Dawn L’Heureaux 4/11/092:19.23 Allyson Perry 5/8/092:23.79 Mary Edwards 4/11/092:25.62 Amy Bowman 5/8/092:27.49 Chelsea Weaver 3/21/092:32.05 Kaneshia Hicks 5/8/092:35.67 Alyssa Merriott 5/8/092:39.53 Carolyn Lewis 5/8/09

1,500 Meter Run4:45.40 Dawn L’Heureaux 5/8/094:57.45 Maggie Kimani 3/21/094:59.37 Chelsea Weaver 3/21/095:01.59 Sydney Foreman 4/18/095:27.58 Mary Edwards 4/4/09

3,000 Meter Steeplechase11:30.60 Chelsea Weaver+ 4/11/095,000 Meter Run18:15.38 Maggie Kimani 5/8/0918:36.12 Chelsea Weaver 5/8/0918:54.04 Sydney Foreman 3/21/0919:26.51 Staci Papageorge 3/21/09

10,000 Meter Run39:25.91 Maggie Kimani 4/15/09

4 X 100 Meter Relay46.56 Alecia Williams 5/8/09

Teondra PooleRenita ClarkCharmisha Morrow

4 X 400 Meter Relay3:55.40 Teondra Poole 4/18/09

Renita ClarkCharmisha MorrowAllyson Perry

High Jump5-8 3/4 Amy Bowman* 4/25/095-7 Carolyn Lewis 3/27/094-11 1/2 Kaneshia Hicks 4/15/094-4 1/4 Alyssa Merriott 5/8/09

Pole Vault13-1 1/2 Stephanie Foreman* 5/8/0912-8 Cathryn Frappier* 4/18/0912-1 1/2 Erica Naeger 5/8/0911-5 3/4 Jennifer Day 3/21/0910-11 3/4 Carolyn Lewis 4/4/0910-6 Staci Yahn 4/25/09

Long Jump19-4 1/4 Carolyn Lewis 4/4/0917-11 1/2 Kaneshia Hicks 4/25/0917-10 1/4 Amy Bowman 4/15/09

17-10 1/4 Teondra Poole 4/25/0916-1 Alyssa Merriott 4/4/09

Triple Jump39-9 1/4 Carolyn Lewis 4/11/09

Shot Put38-0 3/4 Ryan Richardson 3/27/0937-1 1/4 Carolyn Lewis 5/8/0936-11 Amy Bowman 3/27/0933-3 Kaneshia Hicks 4/15/0930-9 3/4 Alyssa Merriott 4/15/09Discus Throw155-8 Alyssa Brock 5/8/09129-9 Jamie Flemming 4/11/09

Hammer Throw153-6 Alyssa Brock 4/18/09145-8 Jamie Flemming 4/25/09

Javelin Throw115-6 Aysuhan Saral 4/18/09113-4 Amy Bowman 4/4/09104 Alyssa Merriott 5/8/09100-2 Carolyn Lewis 4/25/0991-8 Alyssa Brock 4/18/0987-4 Kaneshia Hicks 4/11/09

Outdoor Heptathlon4958 Amy Bowman 5/8/094624 Carolyn Lewis 5/8/094519 Kaneshia Hicks 5/8/094177 Alyssa Meriott 5/8/09

Meet Summary

3/21/09 Rhodes Open Memphis, Tenn

3/27 - 3/28/09 LSU Tiger Relays Baton Rouge, La.

4/4/09 Semolian Relays Cape Girardeau, Mo.

4/11/09 Ole Miss Invitational Oxford, Miss.

4/15/09 Kansas Relays Lawrence, Kan.

4/18/09 Louisville/Lenny Lyles Classic Louisville, Ky.

4/25/09 Warhawk Classic Monroe, La.

5/8 - 5/10/09 Sun Belt Outdoor Championships Murfreesboro, Tenn.


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dsRunning Events100-Meter Dash 11.80 Latavia Shores, Arkansas State, 5-5-06200-Meter Dash 24.50 Brittney Bell, Arkansas State, 5-5-07100-Meter Hurdles 14.78 Amy Fleddermann, Arkansas State, 5-4-07400-Meter Dash 1:03.07 Tatiana Telegina, Unattached, 5-7-05800-Meter Run 2:15.29 Tina Sherratt, Memphis, 5-4-071500-Meter Run 5:03.97 Candice James, Arkansas State, 5-7-053,000-Meter Run 11:03.62 Stephanie Anaya, Arkansas State, 5-7-05Field EventsHammer Throw 159-11 Gail Lee, Unattached, 5-7-05Long Jump 19-9 Dominique Dawson, Arkansas State, 5-5-06Shot Put 51-6 _ Gail Lee, Unattached, 5-7-05Triple Jump 41-4 Darina Semenova, Arkansas State, 5-7-05Pole Vault 11-8 Erica Hall, Arkansas State, 5-7-05Discus 142-8 Sivan Aballi, Memphis, 5-7-05High Jump 5-10 Chen Edri, Memphis, 5-4-07Javelin 144-2 Ronnie Maglaughlin, Arkansas State, 5-4-07Relay Events4x100-Meter Relay 46.67 Arkansas State (Brittney Shaw-Dominique

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

Running Events

100-Meter Dash 11.63 Shelly Bayless, Grambling State, 5-19-91200-Meter Dash 24.11 Camille Clarke, Southwest Missouri State, 4-15-00400-Meter Dash 53.40 Dawn Williams, Arkansas-Little Rock, 4-13-96800-Meter Run 2:11.82 Nina Funderburk, Murray State, 4-9-881500-Meter Run 4:39.96 Lindsay Speer, Eastern Illinois, 4-15-003,000-Meter Run 10:01.67 Susan Bliss, Missouri, 4-1-895,000-Meter Run 18:12.24 Nancy Mireless, Texas-Pan American, 4-29-8810,000-Meter Run 39:52.33 Jennifer Thomopson, Southwest Missouri State, 4-16-94100-Meter Hurdles 13.79 Melinda Sallins, Southwest Missouri State, 4-15-95400-Meter Hurdles 57.34 Monika Klebe, Arkansas State, 4-9-88

Field Events

High Jump 5-10 Barbara Hickey, Lamar, 4-29-89Long Jump 21-4 3/4 Deidre McKinley, Unattached, 4-9-88Triple Jump 41-10 Oxana Miroschnichenko, Unattached, 4-12-97Shot Put 50-10 1/4 Christy Barrett, Indiana State, 3-30-91Discus 161-7 Lacole Oliver, Southwest Missouri State, 4-15-00Hammer Throw 165-11 Keisha Dunlap, Eastern Illinois, 4-15-00Javelin 138-5 Sherry Fairclough, Lamar, 4-29-88Pole Vault 14-4 3/4 Kellie Suttle, Nike International, 5-6-00

Relay Events

400-Meter Relay 45.77 Southwest Missouri State, 4-15-00800-Meter Relay 1:43.10 Arkansas State, 5-6-001600-Meter Relay 3:46.60 Southwest Missouri State, 4-15-00Short Sprint Medley 1:51.77 Arkansas State, 3-30-91

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100-METER DASH11.49 Carla Christian, 200111.81 Tomisha Edwards, 199811.87 Latavia Shores, 200611.94 Dominique Dawson, 200611.94 Felicia Adams, 198712.00 Kariesha Settles, 200112.02 Clorissa Yates, 199512.09 Maricia Daniels, 200212.09 Tana Mosley, 199512.11 Brittany Bell, 2006

200-METER DASH24.06 Carla Christian, 200124.29 Charmisha Morrow, 200924.49 Pedtra Wilson, 199224.53 Felicia Adams, 198824.62 Valeria Lee, 198824.72 Latavia Shores, 200624.83 Tomisha Edwards, 199824.86 Patricia James, 198724.96 Marcia Daniels, 200225.02 Brittany Bell, 2006

400-METER DASH53.92 Charmisha Morrow, 200954.13 Monika Klebe, 198854.55 Pedtra Wilson, 199354.99 Jean Fletcher, 199256.14 Katia Solovieva, 200256.27 Yolanda Alexander, 198956.59 Michelle Valentine, 199056.74 Katarina Littenheim, 199557.10 Tomisha Edwards, 200157.43 Kalimah Muhammad, 2005

800-METER RUN2:05.99 Jean Fletcher, 19922:07.74 Monika Klebe, 19872:11.33 Lysbeth Curpanen, 19922:12.02 Katia Solovieva, 20012:14.70 Wendy Reid, 20012:14.87 Fiona Benjamin, 19952:16.57 Dawn L’Heureaux, 20092:17.27 Eva Knudsen, 19952:17.39 Melissa Harris, 19902:18.09 Mary Edwards, 2007

1500-METER RUN4:35.85 Lysbeth Curpanen, 19934:44.84 Stasia Jamel, 19974:45.40 Dawn L’Heureaux, 20094:48.25 Fiona Benjamin, 19944:49.62 Melissa Harris, 19904:50.39 Maggie Kimani, 20074:51.01 Beth Mayo, 19914:53.89 Angela McDonald, 19894:54.77 Melody Cox, 19884:54.85 Rebekah Christman, 2001

3,000-METER RUN10:08.43 Maggie Kimani, 200710:20.71 Lysbeth Curpanen, 1989210:44.35 Stasia Jamell, 199810:45.02 Beth Mayo, 199110:46.14 Angela McDonald, 198910:49.61 Fiona Benjamin, 199310:54.44 Sharon Mudford, 198611:00.89 Sarah Cochran, 199611:04.66 Melissa Harris, 199011:09.74 Rebekah Christman, 2001

3,000-METER STEEPLECHASE11:30.60 Chelsea Weaver, 200911:47.18 Stephanie Anaya, 200411:53.36 Toshia Bauer, 200612:52.91 Hayley Hames, 2004

5,000-METER RUN18:09.76 Maggie Kimani, 200718:13.14 Stasia Jamell, 199818:15.38 Maggie Kimani, 200918:36.12 Chelsea Weaver, 200918:49.41 Beth Mayo, 199218:54.51 Staci Papageorge, 200718:56.28 Stephanie Anaya, 200418:59.22 Sharon Rodely, 198819:30.46 Toshia Bauer, 200419:30.49 Ginger Lewellyn, 2002

10,000-METER RUN37:45.07 Rebekah Christman, 200138:53.00 Beth Mayo, 199239:25.91 Maggie Kimani, 200939:27.67 Maggie Kimani, 200739:48.17 Sarah Cochran, 199640:48.87 Ginger Lewellyn, 200242:52.20 Kelly Helbin, 1999

100-METER HURDLES13.83 Monika Klebe, 198813.84 Tiane Burke, 200013:89 Nicole Brown, 200013:89 Amy Bowman, 200914.16 Valeria Lee, 198814.25 Shundra Smith, 199914.37 Caitlin Winey, 200814.39 Edie Montgomery, 200114.44 Amy Fleddermann, 200714.50 Kaneshia Hicks, 2009

400-METER HURDLES56.64 Monika Klebe, 198759.95 Eva Farneby, 19901:01.17 Katarina Littenheim, 19951:02.19 Eva Knudsen, 19951:02.24 Nikki Campbell, 19961:02.45 Tamara Thompson, 19991:02.49 Tracy Sanders, 19931:03.02 Caitlin Winey, 20081:03.53 Katia Solovieva, 19991:04.23 Chantalle Neilson, 2002

400-METER RELAY46.06 Valeria Lee, Monika Klebe-Patricia

James-Felicia Adams, 198846.32 Yolanda Alexander-Bonita Jones-

Michele Valentine-Pedtra Wilson, 1990

46.45 Maricia Daniels-Shavonn Johnson-Erica Goodrich-April Shye, 2002

46.56 Alecia Williams, Teondra Poole, RenitaClark, Charmisha Morrow, 2009

46.68 Nicole Brown-Carla Christian-Tiane Burke-Tomisha Edwards, 2000

46.69 Ryneshia Rankin-Tomisha Edwards-Edie Montgomery-Kelly Rigler, 1999

46.76 Nicole Brown-Carla Christian-Edie Montgomery-Tomisha Edwards, 1998

47.14 Sonja Tate-LaShundra Davie-Jean Fletcher-Pedtra Wilson, 1992

47.17 Yolanda Alexander-Sonja Tate-Michele Valentine-Pedtra Wilson,1991

47.29 Patricia James-Felicia Adams-Monika Klebe-Quintella Jackson, 1987

800-METER RELAY1:39.07 Yolanda Alexander-Bonita Jones-

Michele Valentine-Pedtra Wilson, 1990

1:39.37 April Shye-Shavonn Johnson-Erica Goodrich-Camille Robinson, 2002

1:40.23 Nicole Brown-Carla Christian-Kristi Black-Tomisha Edwards, 1998

1:40.62 Ryneshia Rankin-Carla Christian-Kariecia Settlels-Erica Goodrich, 2000

1:40.67 Yolanda Alexander-Sonja Tate-Michele Valentine-Pedtra Wilson, 1991

1:41.25 Yolanda Alexaander-Linda Brewer-Bonita Jones-Patricia James, 1989

1600-METER RELAY3:45.07 Pedtra Wilson-Jean Fletcher-

Fiona Benjamin-Lysbeth Curpanen, 1992

3:46.42 Michele Valentine-Eva Farneby-Yolanda Alexander-Pedtra Wilson, 1990

3:47.27 Valeria Lee-Bonia Jones-Eva Farneby-Monika Klebe, 1988

3:48.47 Patricia James-Felicia Adams-Monika Klebe-Quintella Jackson,1987

3:48.76 Maricia Daniels-April Shye-Erica Goodriich-Katie Solovieva, 2002

3:49.77 Nikki Bieberger-Katia Solovieva-Erica Goodrich-Tomisha Edwards, 2000

3:50.08 Michele Valentine-Yolanda Alex-ander-Eva Farneby-Pedtra Wilson,1991

3:51.64 Linda Brewer-Bonita Jones-Eva Farneby-Monika Klebe, 1989

3200-METER RELAY9:10.23 Lysbeth Curpanen-Pedtra

Wilson- Fiona Benjaman-JeanFletcher, 1992

9:32.01 Lysbeth Curpanen-KaTracy Roberson-Michelle McGregor-Fiona Benjamin, 1993

9:33.09 Stasia Jamell-Nikki Bieberger-Judy Galambos-Lucy Ritchey, 1997

9:33.73 Nikki Bieberger-Wendy Reid-Katia Solovieva-Erica Goodrich,2000

9:55.75 Melany McFadden-Beth Mayo-Melissa Harris-Shunta Ricks, 1991

9:58.31 Wendy Reid-Rebekah Christ-man-Taryn Stuart-Ashley Hogg, 2001

10:03.98 Nikki Bieberger-Wendy Reid- Katia Solovieva-Judy Galambos, 1999

10:14.39 Melissa Harris-Beth Mayo-Shunta Ricks-Stacey Thompson, 1990

SPRINT MEDLEY RELAY4:02.34 Patricia James-Bonita Jones-

Yolanda Alexander-Monika Klebe, 1989

4:02.60 Eva Knudsen-Tana Mosley-Katarina Littenheim-FionaBenjamin, 1995

DISTANCE MEDLEY RELAY11:55.24 Jean Fletcher-Pedtra Wilson-

Fiona Benjamin-Lysbeth Curpanen,1992

12:28.00 Yolanda Graham-Tana Mosley-Lysbeth Curpanen-Fiona Benjamin, 1993

12:42.71 Lucy Ritchey-Nikki Campbell-Alisa Digby-Fiona Benjamin, 1995

12:49.85 Eva Knudsen-Nikki Campbell-Stasia Jamell-Sarah Cochran, 1996

13:01.19 Taryn Stuart-Tamara Thompson-Wendy Reid-Stasia Jamell,1998

13:04.92 Wendy Reid-Judy Galambos-Taryn Stuart-Kelly Helbin, 1999

13:04.94 Shunta Ricks-Tina Collins-Stacey Thompson-Toni Poole, 1990

SHUTTLE HURDLES RELAY58.58 Edie Montgomery-Judy Galam-

bos-Tiane Burke-Nicole Brown, 2000

59.12 Tamara Thompson-Nicole Brown-Henriette Jensen-Shundra Smith, 1998

59.31 Judy Galambos-Henriette Jensen-Nicole Brown-Shundra Smith, 1997

59.63 Tamara Thompson-Nikki Campbell-Eva Knudsen-Nicole Brown, 1996

1:00.24 Britney Leftwich-Caitlyn Winey-Amy Fleddermann-Kelsey Mitchell, 2007

1:02.13 Shundra Smith-Tamara Thomp-son-Judy Galambos-Edie Montgomery, 1999

1:02.23 Tracy Sanders-Yolanda Graham-Kolette Niemeyer-Larisa Larson, 1993

1:02.85 Nikki Campbell-Eva Knudsen-Katarina Littenheim-TanaMosley, 1995

1:05.12 Sheena Clark-Ashley Hogg-Chantalle Neilson-Alicia Brown, 2005

1:05.36 Bonita Jones-Linda Collins-Monika Klebe-Eva Farneby, 1989

HIGH JUMP6-0 1/2 Edith Montgomery, 20015-11 1/2 Jan Troutt, 19845-10 3/4 Elena Semyonova, 20005-10 Ami Wyse, 19915-9 3/4 Shundra Smith, 19965-8 3/4 Amy Fleddermann, 20075-8 3/4 Amy Bowman, 20095-8 1/2 Stacey Thompson, 1990

LONG JUMP20-3 3/4 Felicia Adams, 198819-10 3/4 Valeria Lee, 1988

19-9 1/4 Eva Knudsen, 199519-9 Dominique Dawson, 200619-9 Oksana Kosyachenko, 200119-6 3/4 Shundra Smith, 199819-6 1/4 Edie Montgomery, 200119-6 Sarah Todd Hill, 199719-4 1/4 Carolyn Lewis, 200919-2 1/4 Sonja Tate, 1994

TRIPLE JUMP42-10 1/4 Oksana Kosyachenko, 200142-4 Elena Semyonov, 200041-5 1/4 Sarah Todd Hill, 199741-4 Darina Semenova, 200341-1 Eva Knudsen, 199440-11 1/2 Kristiina Alatalo, 200739-9 3/4 Edith Montgomery, 200139-9 3/4 Sonja Tate, 199439-9 3/4 Carolyn Lewis, 200939-8 Malissa Harriott, 1993

SHOT PUT46-7 1/4 Serenia Curtis, 199346-3 1/4 Krystal White, 199544-11 1/2 Kristina Johnson, 199243-11 1/4 Jenny Webster, 2000, 200143-6 Michelle Gaines, 198842-6 3/4 Nickey Joseph, 199842-6 1/2 Rhonda Horn, 199142-4 3/4 Isela Mendoza, 200342-0 1/2 Susan Roudybush, 199541-0 1/2 Larisa Larson, 1992

DISCUS175-9 Jenny Webster, 2000160-1 Rhonda Horn, 1993155-8 Alyssa Brock, 2009149-6 Serenia Curtis, 1993148-7 Krystal White, 1996145-10 Larisa Larson, 1994144-0 Kristina Johnson, 1990142-11 Isela Mendoza, 2003136-10 Susan Roudybush, 1995135-8 Yvette Dalton, 1987

JAVELIN152-0 Ronnie Maglaughlin, 2007146-1 Shundra Smith, 1998139-10 Larisa Larson, 1994127-4 Sonja Tate, 1994119-10 Yuan Mei Ma, 1995117-7 Britney Leftwich, 2007116-2 Edie Montgomery, 2000115-8 Judy Galambos, 2000115-6 Aysuhan Saral, 2009114-11 Nikki Biberger, 1999

POLE VAULT13-5 1/2 Michelle Leggat, 200113-1 1/2 Stephanie Foreman, 200913-1 Kellie Suttle, 199612-11 1/2 Elizabeth Boyle, 200712-8 Catheryn Frappier, 200912-6 1/2 Amanda Sweeten, 200312-6 Andrea Zambrana, 200312-5 1/2 Sara Young, 200612-1 1/2 Erica Naeger, 200812-1 1/2 Erica Naeger, 2009

HAMMER172-1 Isela Mendoza, 2003153-6 Alyssa Brock, 2009145-8 Jamie Flemming, 2009143-5 Nickey Joseph, 1998134-10 Krystal White, 1998130-1 Jenny Webster, 2000

HEPTATHLON (measured in points)5,377 Shundra Smith, 19965,247 Sonja Tate, 19945,165 Edie Montgomery, 20014,958 Amy Bowman, 20094,923 Judy Galambos, 19974,839 Eva Knudsen, 9964,823 Brittney Leftwich, 20074,818 Oksana Kosyachenko, 20004,696 Nikki Biberger, 19974,624 Carolyn Lewis, 2009

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2005 SBC Men–Candon Powell2000 SBC Women—Elena Semyonova1990 ASC Men—Alex Shell1988 ASC Women—Valerie Lee

Outdoor2002 SBC Men—Mesut Yavas2001 SBC Women—Edith Montgomery1995 SBC Women—Eva Knudsen1992 SBC Women—Jean Fletcher1991 ASC Men—David Rodely1990 ASC Men—David Rodely1990 ASC Women—Pedtra Wilson1989 ASC Women—Monika Klebe1982 SLC Men—Doug Shouse1977 SLC Men—Earl Bell1974 SLC Men—Barney Hess

CONFERENCE TOP INDOORSCORING PERFORMER

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

CONFERENCE TOP OUTDOORSCORING PERFORMER

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

CONFERENCE OUTSTANDING FRESHMANOUTDOOR

2009 SBC—Charmisha Morrow

J.W. ROBERTS MEMORIAL AWARD (SLC)Outstanding Track Performer

1976 Men—Ed Preston1970 Men—Tom Hill

TY TERRELL MEMORIAL AWARD (SLC)High Scorer

1970 Men—Tom Hill, 23 points

ASC POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP(Annual $2,000 Award)

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

ARKANSAS TRACK & FIELD HALL OF FAME1997—Al Joyner1996—Tom Hill1995—Guy Kochel1995—Earl Bell

ARKANSAS HALL OF FAME2003—Guy Kochel1999—Al Joyner

CONFERENCE COACH OF THE YEARIndoor

2000 SBC Men—Jay Flanagan1998 SBC Women—Jay Flanagan1998 SBC Men—Jay Flanagan1997 SBC Men—Jay Flanagan1995 SBC Women–Jay Flanagan1994 SBC Men—Jay Flanagan1992 SBC Women—Jay Flanagan1991 ASC Women—Jay Flanagan1990 ASC Women—Jay Flanagan1989 ASC Men—Guy Kochel1988 ASC Women—Guy Kochel

OUTDOOR2005 SBC Men—Jay Flanagan2001 SBC Women—Jay Flanagan1999 SBC Men—Jay Flanagan1998 SBC Women—Jay Flanagan1995 SBC Women – Jay Flanagan1994 SBC Women—Jay Flanagan1990 ASC Women—Jay Flanagan1989 ASC Women—Guy Kochel1988 ASC Women—Guy Kochel1977 SLC Men—Guy Kochel1976 SLC Men—Guy Kochel

District VI Outdoor1977 Men—Guy Kochel1976 Men—Guy Kochel

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

SUN BELT SPORTSMANSHIP AWARDSCross Country

2005 SBC—Nathan Mattox, Elizabeth Davenport2004SBC—Seth Bortey, Elizabeth Davenport2003 SBC—Keith Heinrich, Stephanie Anaya2002 SBC—Brian Agee; Ginger Lewellyn2001 SBC—Brian Agee; Ginger Lewellyn1999 SBC—Bryan Heidaker; Nikki Enger

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

COMMISSIONER’S LIST(Awards Student-Athletes Who Have

Compiled 3.0 Grade AverageTwo Previous Semesters)

Men2008-09 SBC—Lucas Bateman, Adam Jackson, MichaelMiller, Corwin Pace, Rusty Staggs.

2007-08 SBC—Adam Jackson, Micahel Miler, Brad Reach.

2006-07 SBC—Brandon Banda, Michael Miller, Chris Pickle.

2005-06 SBC — Jeremiah Johnston, Chris Pickle, NathanRoop

2004-05 SBC—Shawn Aaronson, Tony Chambers, AndersonKirui, Brad Reach, Seth Bortey, Keith Jones, Nathan Mattox,Nathan Roop

2003-04 SBC—Anderson Kirui, Harland Moore, Nathan Roop

2002-03 SBC—Tony Chambers, Keith Heinrich, StevenHelmick, Anderson Kirui, Harland Moore, Gustavo Rehder

2001-02 SBC—Kyle McDaniel, Gustavo Rehder

2000-01 SBC—Jeb Gooding, Delarris Ingram, Gustavo Re-hder, Adam Stapls, Jarrod Stroud

1999-00 SBC—Paul Buschman, Maurice Moody, GustavoRehder, Robert Whitehead

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

1997-98 SBC—Paul Buschman, Craig Forrest, Matt Williams

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

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1995-96 SBC—Neal Andrews, Eric Boxley, Paul Buschman,George Darko, Craig Forrest, Aaron Raney, Matt Williams

1994-95 SBC—Neal Andrews, Eric Boxley, George Darko,John Davenport, Pascal Face, Craig Forrest, Arnold Johans-son, Trevor Johnson, Louis Li, Carl Long, Aaron Raney, MikeStewart

1993-94 SBC—Mike Armstrong, Eric Boxley, George Darko,Shane David, J.R. Elliott, Carl Long, Mike Stewart, SverreVange

1992-93 SBC—George Darko, Keith Duguid, Lewis Hunt,Kelly Koonce

1991-92 SBC—Algie Crenshaw, Kelly Koonce, Carl Long

1990-91 ASC—Algie Crenshaw, Kelly Koonce, Allen Mooney-han, Walter Mooneyhan, David Quinn, Luis Rodrigues

1989-90 ASC—Lewis Hunt, Luis Rodrigues

1988-89 ASC—Dan Chovanec, Derek Gillette, Lewis Hunt,Allen Mooneyhan, Tim Whitt, Steve Wiggins

1987-88 ASC —David Rodely, Jeremy StockertWomen

2008-09 SBC—Amy Bowman, Jamie Fleming, StephanieForeman, Sydney Foreman, Lesly Hale, Dawn L’Heureux,Kelsey Mitchell, Erica Naeger, Staci Papageorge, AshuynSaral, Chelsea Weaver.

2007-08 SBC—Kristina Alatalo, Amy Fledderman, CandiceJames, Maggie Kimani, Mary Krug, Dawn L’Heureux, KelseyMitchell, Erica Naeger, Karen Pace, Staci Papageorge.

2006-07 SBC—Kristiina Alatalo, Toshia Bauer, Elise Birn-baugh, Eliabeth Boyle, Elizabeth Davenport, Mary Edwards,Maria Ferrand, Amy Fleddermann, Tary Gentry, Lesly Hale,Candice James, Maggie Kimani, Sarah Mardanlou, KelseyMitchell, Karen Pace, Staci Papageorge, Angela Patterson,Shana Yoder.

2005-06 SBC—Kristiina Alatalo, Elizabeth Davenport, Can-dice James, Sarah Mardanlou, Karen Pace, Angela Patter-son, Latavia Shores

2004-05 SBC—Kristina Alatalo, Stephanie Anaya, Nisana An-derson, Maricia Daniels, Candice James, Taneshia Johnson,Michelle Leggat, Sarah Mardanlou, Darina Semenova

2003-04 SBC—Stephanie Anaya, Maricia Daniels, MichelleLeggat, Camille Robinson, Darina Semenova

2002-03 SBC—Stephanie Anaya, Maricia Daniels, Erica

Goodrich, Hayley Hames, JoAnne Huck, Sarah Horn,Michelle Leggat, Darina Semenova

2001-02 SBC—Michelle Legat, Ginger Lewellyn, LisaReaves

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

1999-00 SBC—Nikki Biberger, Nicole Brown, Tiane Burke,Judy Galambos, Erica Goodrich, Stella Phillips, Wendy Reid,Kelly Rigler, Elena Semyonova

1998-99 SBC—Nikki Biberger, Judy Galambos, GingerLewellyn, Wendy Reid, Kate Richardson, Kelly Rigler, Bob-bie Ritchey, Elena Semyonova

1997-98 SBC—Nikki Biberger, Kristi Black, Hollie Chadwick,Nikki Enger, Judy Galambos, Henriette Jensen, SarahLovan, Kelly Rigler

1996-97 SBC—Nikki Biberger, Nicole Brown, SarahCochran, Judy Galambos, Susan Higgins, Natalie Jackson,Stasia Jamell, Eva Knudsen, Jaime Lane, Wendy Reid, LynnRitchey, Lucy Ritchey, Sarah Todd-Hill, Tamara Thompson

1995-96 SBC—Sarah Cochran, Stasia Jamell, Eva Knud-sen, Yuan-Mei Ma

1994-95 SBC—Tanesha Harding, Kari Kemmerer, LisaLowry, Yuan-Mei Ma, Tana Mosley, Lucy Ritchey, Joey Win-ter

1993-94 SBC—Jennifer Albaugh, Larisa Larson, Yuan-MeiMa, Lucy Ritchey (4.00 gpa)

1992-93 SBC—Malisa Harriott, Larisa Larson, Lucy Ritchey

1991-92 SBC—Jean Fletcher, Larisa Larson

1990-91 ASC—Eva Farneby, LaDonna Hinton, RhondaHorn, Larisa Larson, Ami Wyse

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

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

1987-88 ASC—Felicia Adams, Glenda Bailey, Debra Calla-han, Eva Farneby, Monika Klebe, Karen Toth

NCAA ‘Winning for Life’ Scholar-Athlete(Regional Academic/Citizenship Award)1994-95—Trevor Johnson1992-93 — Lewis Hunt

GTE DISTRICT VI ACADEMICALL-REGION (CROSS COUNTRY)

1997—Neal Andrews

GTE DISTRICT VI ACADEMICALL-AMERICA

THIRD TEAM (CROSS COUNTRY)1997—Neal Andrews

GTE DISTRICT VI ACADEMICALL-REGION

(INDOOR/OUTDOOR TRACK)1998—Craig Forrest1997—Neal Andrews

NCAA FOUNDATION CONFERENCE1997—Lucy Ritchey

TERRY GWIN AWARD2003—Gustavo Rehder

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INDOOR24 Years

2007 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Adam Sarafian

2004 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Laura Rosenberger

2002 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Michelle Legatt, Brad Tyler

2001 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Brad Tyler

1995 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Chad Harting

1994 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Chad Harting

1993 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jon Kelley

1992 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Kelly Riley, Jon Kelley

1991 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jon Kelley

1990 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Kelly Riley, Jeff Hartwig

1989 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Kelly Riley, Jeff Hartwig

1988 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Kelly Riley

1987 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Craig Hagan

1986 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Scott Shaffer

1985 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Scott Shaffer

1984 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Steve Stubblefield, Scott Shaffer

1983 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Steve Stubblefield


1981 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Steve Stubblefield, J.W. Korell

1980 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Paul Pilla

1979 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Andy Pintus

1977 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Earl Bell

1976 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Earl Bell

1975 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Earl Bell

NCAA Champions — 1976 Earl Bell, 18-0 1/4

1975 Earl Bell, 17-2

OUTDOOR27 Years

2009 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jeremy Willis, Stephanie Foreman

2008 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jeremy Willis

2007 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Brandon Banda, Elizabeth Boyle

2005 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Sara Young

2003 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Michelle Leggat, Gustavo Rehder,

Amanda Sweeten, Brad Tyler, Andrea Zambrfana

2001 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Michelle Legatt, Brad Tyler

2000 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Brad Tyler

1995 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Chad Harting

1994 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Chad Harting, Sverre Vange

1993 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jon Kelley

1992 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Kelly Riley, Jon Kelley

1991 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jon Kelley

1990 . . . . . . . .Kelly Riley, Andy Mooneyhan, Jeff Hartwig

1989 . . . . . . . .Andy Mooneyhan, Kelly Riley, Jeff Hartwig

1988 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Kelly Riley

1987 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Scott Shaffer, Craig Hagan

1986 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Craig Hagan

1985 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Scott Shaffer

1984 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Steve Stubblefield, Johnny Fewell



1981 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .J.W. Korell

1980 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Paul Pilla

1979 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Paul Pilla

1978 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Andy Pintus

1977 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Earl Bell

1976 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Earl Bell

1975 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Earl Bell

1974 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Barney Hess

NCAA Champions — 1988 Kelly Riley, 18-3 1/4

1979 Paul Pilla, 17-4 1/4

1977 Earl Bell, 17-6

1976 Earl Bell, 18-1 1/4

In 2009, freshman Stephanie Foremanswept both the indoor and outdoor SunBelt Championships in the pole vault.Foreman also qualified for the NCAA Regional during outdoor competitionearning her a spot in the A-State Pole

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

BBailey, Jim ’71 ’72 ’73 ’75Bailey, Keith ’90Baker, Jerry ’85Baker, Rick ’76Baksh, Sean ’92 ’93 ’94 ’95Baltz, Ronnie ’79 ’80Banda, Brandon ‘05Banks, Steve ’81 ’82 ’83 ’84Bartlett, Paul ’92 ‘99Barton, John E. ’61Baylor, Ken ’80 ’81Bays, Steve ’78 Beasley, William ’87 ’88 ’89Beal, Darreal ‘06Belger, Greg ‘04 ‘05Bell, Anthony ’84Bell, Billy ’67 ’68 ’69 ’70Bell, Earl ’74 ’75 ’76 ’77Bell, Jim Tom ’65Bellis, Kim ’71 ’72Bemberg, Robert ’76 ’77Benning, Greg ’81 ’82Bernhult, Linus ’95Berry, Billy ’61Bevill, Steve ’72 ’73Bingley, Tom ’71Bishop, James ’62 ’63 ’64 ’65Blair, Rusty ’78Bledsoe, Raymond ’77 ’78Blissard, Paul ’82 ’83Blocker, Darrell ’57 ’58 ’59Blood, Harold ’88 ’89 ’90Boggs, Jan ’60Boling, Kenneth ’68Bortey, Seth ‘01 ‘02 ‘03 ‘05Bowie, Carl ’91 ’92 ’93 ’95Bowen, Fred ’78Bowman, Derek ‘07Boxley, Eric ’94 ’95Bradshaw, Benny ’57Branch, Chris '98Brogden, Butch ’66 ’67 ’68 ’69Brooks, Jason ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 ‘07Brown, Barry ’79Brown, Dwight ’70Brown, Shane ‘03Brown, Vince ’76Brown, Wesley ’81Bullard,Kendricke ’91 ’92 ’93 ’94Burris, Darrell ’74 ’75 ’76 ’77Buschman, Paul ’96 ’97 ‘00Bunker, Clint ’99 ‘00Butler, Maurice ’87 ’88 ’89

CCaffey, Ken ’89Campbell, Robert ’81Cannon, Tony ’64 ’65 ’66Caputo, Bill ’66 ’67 ’68 ’69

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

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

EEasley, Gary ’75 ’76Edwards, Darrell ’77Edwards, Don ’90Edwards, Jeff ’82Edwards, Tony ’65 ’66 ’68Elgin, Andrew ’85 ’86 ’87Ellington, John ’58Elliott, J. R. ’92 ’93 ’94Elugbe, Imevbore ‘03Erwin, Randy ’65 ’66 ’67 ’68Evans, Larry ’92

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

French, George ’62Froshee, Gene ’62

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

HHaag, Gary ’64 ’71Hagan, Craig ’85 ’86 ’87 Hale, LaFair '96 '97Hampton, Anthony ’90 ’91 ’92Hargrove, Raymond ’90 ’91Harris, Allen ’95Harris, Henry ’83Harris, Karl ’66Harris, Rodney ’89Harris, Roy ‘05 ‘06 ‘07Harting, Chad ’94 ’95Hatton, Raymond ‘02 ‘03Hartwig, Jeff ’89 ’90Haynes, Fred ’80 ’81Head, Julius ’60Heath, Tony ’93Hedgecorth, Edwin ’65 ’66Heidaker, Bryan '98 ‘99 ‘00 ‘01Heimsoth, Al ’65Heinrich, Keith ‘02Helmick, Steven ‘03Henderson, Jerime ‘05Hess, Barney ’70 ’72 ’73 ’74Hickenbotham, James ‘00Hill, David ’95 '96Hill, Thomas ’68 ’69 ’70 ’72Hill, Kazmere ‘05 ‘06 ‘07Hills, Kevin ’92Hill, Sam ’94 ’95 '96Hindman, Don ’57 ’58 ’59Hinton, Jason ‘99 ‘00 ‘01 ‘02Holifield, Darrell ’77 ’78Holland, Lafayette ’79Holloway, Winford ’57 ’58Holmes, Jimmy ’64 ’65 ’66 ’67Holt, Mike ’69 ’70 ’71 ’72Hoover, Dave ’75 ’76Horne, James '97 ‘99Howell, James ’58 ’59 ’60Humphreys, T.J. ’74 ’75 ’76 ’77Humphries, Marshall ’62Hunt, Lewis ’89 ’91 ’92Hunter, Adrian ’85Hunter, Trevor '96 '97Hutton, Mark ’82Hyde, Stevie ’91

IIsbell, Tim ’83

Ingram, Delarris ‘99 ‘00 ‘01 ‘02

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

KKassen, Paul ’78 ’79Keith, Ricky ’83 ’85Kelley, Jon ’91 ’92 ’93Kennedy, Jim ’67Kidd, Wayne ’82King, Jerry ’59King, Randell ‘01Kirkwood, Cleo ’77 ’78 ’79Kirui, Anderson ‘03 ‘04 ‘05Kirui, Edward ‘03Kliethermes, Derek ‘02Koonce, Kelly ’91 ’92 ’93Korell, J.W. ’78 ’79 ’81

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

MMack, Doug ’74 ’75Malloyd, Barry ’83 ’84Malone, Jerry ’87 ’88Martin, James '96Martin, Johnathan ‘07Matlock, John ’57 ’58 ’59Matthews, Tim ’92Mattox, Nathan ‘05 ‘06 ‘07McCaughey, John ’79 ’81McDaniel, Charles ’61McEvoy, Robert ’63McGough, David ’69 ’71 ’73McGrew, John ’92 ’93 ’94McGruder, Jerry ’62McKinny, Tony ‘06McLoed, Gary ’62McNeill, John ’76 ’77 ’78 McQuiston, Bob ’62Maclin, Ricky ’79 ’80

Medley, Genard ’71 ’72 ’73 ’74Meeks, Ron ’74Merlo, Joe ’80 ’81 ’82Merriman, John ’94Metcalf, Bruce ’76 ’77 ’79Miller, Alfred ’60 ’61 ’62Miller, Bob ’57 ’58Miller, Chris ‘05Miller, Dewey ’74 ’75Minshew, Ronald ’59Mitchell, Chappell ‘00Mitchell, Don ’80Moffatt, David ’81 ’82 ’83Moffitt, Bryan ’90Moody, Maurice '98 ‘99Mooneyhan, Allen ’89 ’91Mooneyhan,Andy‘88 ’89 ’90 '91Mooneyhan, Walter ’89 ’90Moore, Darren ’86 ’87 ’90Moore, Harland ‘03Morozov, Yuriy ‘05 ‘06Morrison, Jack ’67 ’68 ’69Mosby, Burnie ’75Moulton, Leon ’87 ’88 ’89Mpwo, Eniak ‘00 ‘02Mullins, Joel ’77 ’78Murphy, Jason '96 '97 Murray, Hughie ’70

NNance, William ’62Nash, Chris '98Nelson, Roy ’59 ’60 ’61Nelson, Stanley ’62 ’63 ’64 ’65Newhouse, Phil ’62Nugent, Sam ’59

OO’Toole, Pat ’67

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

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

RRademaker, Mark ’91 ’92 ’94Raney, Aaron ’95 '96 '97 ‘99Reach, Brad ‘05 ‘06Reed, Tyshon ‘03

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Rehder, Gustavo ‘99 ‘00 ‘01 ‘03Reitman, Bobby ‘05Renfroe, Isaac ’80Rezanka, Mark ’85 ’87Richards, Zach ‘06Richardson, Damon ’80Richmond, Elshon ’91Riggs, Don ’57Riley, Kelly ’88 ’89 ’90 ’92Rivers, Kirk ’80Roberts, Mark ’80Robinson, Craig ‘03 ‘04 ‘05 ‘06Robinson, Ronnie ’77Robinson, Terry ’57Rodely, David ’87 ’88 ’90 ’91 Rodgers, Rudy ’68 ’69Rodrigues, Luis ’87 ’88 ’90 ’91Rodriguez, Brandon '98 ‘00 ‘01 ‘02Rodriguez, Rudy ’94Rogers, Gaylon ’70 ’71 ’72 ’73Rogers, Steffon ’81Rolle, Henry ’92Romeo, Eddie ’57Rooney, William ’62Roop, Nathan ‘03 ‘04 ‘05 ‘06Rootz, Andrew '98 ‘99Ross, Latwan '97 '98 ‘99 ‘00Rouse, Zayd '97Rucker, Isaiah ‘05 ‘06Ryland, Daniel '98 ‘99 ‘00 ‘02

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

TTate, Eric ’91 ’92 ’93Tate, William ’74 ’76 ’77Taylor, Cocus ‘02Taylor, Donnie ’76 ’77 ’78 ’79Taylor, Logan ’57Teufel, Paul ’76 ’77Thom, Bill ’80 ’81 ’82Thomas, Duane ’80Thomas, Oscar ’83 ’84

Thomas, Richard ’69Tinnin, Ronald ’61Tirey, Tom ’57Tolbert, Calvin '98 ‘99Toney, Darren ‘05 ‘06 ‘07Trenn, Chris ’95 '96 '98 ‘99Turner, Brian ’95 '96Turner, Reggie ’85 ’86Tyler, Brad ‘99 ‘00 ‘01 ‘03Tyler, Brian ‘02

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

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

WWaits, Victor ’58 ’59Waldorf, John ‘06 ‘07Waldrip, Billy ’64Walker, Corey '96Walker, Kenton ’95 '96Walton, Garry ’76 ’77Waota, Franck '96 '97Warner, Angus ’84Warrick, Cleve ’68 ’69 ’70Warrior, Stanley ’89Washington, Lester ’75Weir, Sammy ’61 ’62 ’63Welker, Herthel ’63Wenham, Dick ’65 ’66Wheeler, Keith ’81 ’82Whillock, Ed ‘99 ‘00White, Carlo ’94 '96White, Philip ’86Whitehead, Robert '96 '97 '98 ‘00Whiteside, Boris ’84Whitt, Tim ’88 ’89 ’90Whittier, Eric ’92 ’93 ’94Wiggins, Steve ’88 ’89Wilburn, J.L. ’71 ’72 ’73Wilburn, Roderick '97 ‘99Wilkerson, Bill ’59 ’60 ’61Williams, Bob ’75 ’76 ’78Williams, Jesse ‘06Williams, Kiven ’72 ’73 ’74 ’75Williams, Kevin ’85 ’86Williams, Matt '96 '97 '98Williams, Rashald '98Williams, Scotty ’58Williams, Shawn ’88Willis, Jeremy ‘06Wilson, Cory ’95Wilson, Jessie ’83 ’84 ’85Wilson, Kenny ’83 ’84Wilson, Steve ’80 ’81Wilson, Zeke ‘01 ‘02 ‘03Wimbley, Lerone ’83Wimer, Glenn ’77 ’79Wood, Jason ‘99Worthey, Dustin ‘99 ‘00Wright, Eric ’64Wright, Kevin '97 ‘99 ‘00Wright, Princeton ’94Wright, Steve ’78

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

ZZachery, Lamont '96 '97 '98

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

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Sprinter Ed Preston was a relay alternate during the

1976 Olympic Games held in Montreal, Canada.

Patterson Johnson (left)

participated in the

triple jump in the 1988 Olympics

held in Seoul, Korea

Hurdler Tom Hill brought home the

Bronze Medal in the

1972 Olympics held in Munich, Germany

Twelve Indians have represented Arkansas State University

in the Olympic Games.

(Right) Former head coach Guy

Kochel with Olympic medal winners

Earl Bell (Bronze) and Al Joyner

(Gold)

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Pole vault king Earl Bell (below) is a Bronze Medal winner in

the 1984 Games in Los Angeles. The three-time Olympian

placed fourth in Seoul, Korea in 1988 and sixth in the 1976

Games in Montreal, Canada. Jeff Hartwig (below right) carried on the

pole vault legacy in the 1996 Games in Atlanta.

Sprinter Franck Waota (left)

is a two-time Olympian

representing

the Ivory Coast in

Barcelona, Spain (1992)

and Atlanta (1996).

Al Joyner (right) is ASU’s

only Gold Medal winner.

He won the triple jump in

the 1984 Olympics

in Los Angeles.

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Kellie Suttle turned her dream into reality when she

competed in the 2000 Sydney, Australia and

2004 Athens, Greece Olympic Games

Former ASU assistant coach

Ruhan Isim represented his home

country of Turkey in the pole vault

in the Sydney Games in 2000.Former Indian Chad Harting added his name to the pole vaulting

legacy when he competed in Sydney, Australia in 2000.

Derek Miles,

associate director of Ad-

visement Services at

Arkansas State, qualified

for the pole vault finals at

the Olympic Games in

Athens in 2004

Mesut Yavas, ASU’s school record holder in the

long jump, competed for his home nation of Turkey

in Sydney in late summer 2000.


Arkansas State University has a longstanding saying: “Big enough to play your game, small enough to know yourname.” The names of student-athletes are known all over the country for their contributions to their sport. Champi-ons are made at ASU. Opportunities are provided for all 16 of ASU’s NCAA Division I sports. Just look at the namesand numbers—12 Olympians, over 100 National Football League contracts, All-Americans, All-Conference, All-Acad-emic. You name it . . . you can be it at Arkansas State. The people on these two pages prove it. They have excelled in-

dividually as well as with their teams. They not only representthemselves as champions but their school, community,friends, and family as well.

ASU: WHERE CHAM

Junior Shay Scott is cur-

rently ninth on the ASU all-

time blocks chart. She also

has 440 rebounds over the

past two seasons and

needs just one rebound to

break into the top-20 all-

time at Arkansas State.

ASU senior Jeremy Willis

qualified for the at large

pool in the pole vault for the

2009 NCAA Outdoor Track

and Field Championships.

Senior Donald Boone

ranked among the top in the

Sun Belt Conference in

scoring and steals during

his junior campaign.

ASU multi athlete Amy

Bowman qualified for the

2009 NCAA Outdoor

Track & Field Regional in

two events.


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ASU’s

three Olympic medal winners

and former track and field coach

Guy Kochel. (From left) Bronze

medal winner Dr. Tom Hill,

Kochel, Gold Medal winner Al

Joyner and Bronze Medal winner

Earl Bell.

Samantha Santoro

was named Second Team

All-America last season as

a true freshman.

Senior

Alex Carrington was the

2008 Sun Belt Conference

Defensive Player of the

Year.

Senior captain

Chelsea Hopkins appeared

in all 18 games for the Red

Wolves and won the team

Defensive MVP award.

Brandon Eller concluded

his career as a First Team

ESPN The Magazine Aca-

demic All-America choice

in 2009.

Senior Cassie Huffer was

a 2009 All-Sun Belt Con-

ference selection.

Senior Tyler Thompson was

one of two ASU golfers

named All-Sun Belt Confer-

ence last year.Sophomore Cayla Fielder

was named the Sun Belt

Conference Freshman of

the Year in 2008.

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Those who have not visited the campus of Arkansas StateUniversity in the last five or 10 years would be shocked atthe school’s appearance today. So much on campus is tied toathletics. ASU Stadium is the gathering site for Saturdaysand excitement surrounding each game can be felt for miles.The sights, the smells, the sounds of football.

There is so much construction and new projects on campus.The school looks . . . and is . . . a modern educational insti-tution that has kept up with technology and student needsas much, if not more, than most schools in the nation. A stu-dent center addition anchors the campus and a new studentrecreation and wellness center is on the way.

New campus housing has recently been completed, includ-ing a “Collegiate Park” apartment complex, coastal-type soft-colored housing throughout campus, and a new dorm. Thereis a new Alumni Center and construc-tion of a new overpass connecting thecampus to local businesses is aboutto become a reality. It’s a new-lookcampus that is growing and improv-ing each day.

Arkansas State University is an ex-tremely valuable part of NortheastArkansas and surrounding areas.On the following pages are por-traits of the campus, of the peo-ple and areas which strengthenthe university and those whoare involved with its growth.

Welcome to Arkansas State!

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Arkansas State University continues to thrive and expand. The University is constantly undergoing changesin its look, its increased enrollment and its expanding academic programs. The last few years have seen ex-tensive physical changes, including more housing, a parking garage, a new and refurbished student center,and there are more changes on the books for the near future. ASU is emerging as one of the leading uni-versities in the South when it comes to preparing its graduates for the world’s challenges.

Beautiful apartment hous-ing constructed in thecoastal style of the GulfCoast or tropical islandscover the east side ofcampus.

The College of Business is the homeof the Delta Center for Economic De-velopment. The Center will coordinatethe economic development outreachservices of the university and providea coordinated and comprehensive ap-proach to serving the businesses, gov-ernments and citizens of the ArkansasDelta. The opportunity to create the newcenter came when a $1,000,000 grantfrom the Economic Development ofArkansas Fund Commission was re-ceived.

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Life at Arkansas State Uni ver -si ty is exciting, youthful and vi-brant. There is some thing alwayshap pen ing—with the students' bestinterests at heart.

Not only do all kinds of studentevents center around football andother sports, but nearly every ac a -dem ic discipline on campus offersso ci et ies or or ga ni za tions to helpspark interest.

More than 160 different or ga ni za -tions, including social and re li gious or- ga ni za tions, are avail able to promotepersonal growth of the individual.

On-campus concerts are regularevents, as are cultural ex hib its, plays,specialty shows and sem i nars. Competi-tion is available through a chal leng ing in-tramural program, and club sports areavailable.

Academically, there are plenty ofquiet nooks all around campus forstudying. At the same time, opportuni-ties abound for recreation and relax-ation. Campus life has it all atArkansas State University.

A groundbreaking ceremony for the $18million ASU Student Recreation and Well-ness Center (above) was held April 4, 2008.

The facility is designed as a 74,000-square-foot structure that will house multi-ple amenities for students. This newrecreation facility will have two levels andwill be equipped to outfit an aquatics cen-ter in the future. The lower level will houseapproximately 17,000 square feet of car-diovascular and strength training equip-ment, three basketball/volleyball courts,one multipurpose activity court, officespace, locker rooms, and wellness as-sessment rooms. The upper level willhouse a three-lane walking/running

track, as well as meetingrooms and exercise class-room space. The StudentRecreation and Wellness Cen-ter will be able to increase thenumber of fitness classes cur-rently offered, as well as addingadditional wellness and nutri-tional programming options.

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Arkansas State University’s athletic programs compete intop-of-the line facilities.

ASU Stadium, which opened in 1974, has evolved into abeautiful stadium which seats 30,406 fans. That includes acluster of exclusive suites in the south end zone atop thefootball office complex. A million dollar video/scoreboard isthe focal point in the stadium.

Coaches and student-athletes moved into a new $2.7million track and field complex in spring 2004. It containsan eight-lane 400-meter track and can be set up for twoNCAA venues.

Three local country clubs graciously allow ASU’s men’sand women’s golf programs to utilize their facilities for prac-tice and play.

J.A. “Ike” Tomlinson Stadium-Kell Field serves as hometo Red Wolves baseball. Built in 1993, the stadium receivedcomplete lighting in 1996 and, most recently, 206 field levelseats were added for the 2008 season.

ASU’s newest women’s program, bowling, competes inthe Jonesboro Bowling Center, a 40-lane state-of-the-art fa-cility.

The ASU Soccer Park opened in 2001, one year afterthe program was installed. It is located at the north endof ASU Stadium and accommodates seating for 500. Thecomplex also is the office headquarters for the program.

The Convocation Center seats 10,038 for basketballand is the home of ASU’s men’s and women’s teams.

It also is the site for women’s volleyball and men’sand women’s indoor track and field.

ASU’s cross country teams run on a well-plannedcourse which originates and has its finish line at theGarry Meadows Arena at the Equine Center.

RidgePointe Country Club hosts

the annual ASU Red Wolves Golf Classic

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Sage Meadows Golf Club has been the site of two Sun Belt

Conference golf championships

In addition to playing at Allen Park (above),

RidgePointe Tennis Center, Three Oaks Racquet

Club, and the Jonesboro Country Club provide

their facilities in inclement weather.

ASU Soccer Park

opened in 2001

Track & Field moved into a new facility in spring 2004

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While there are 31 NCAA conferences that sponsor multiple sports, the Sun Belt is one of only11 to participate in the Bowl Championship Series (BCS) and Football Bowl Subdivision. The SunBelt was formed in 1976 with six members competing in four men’s sports, and today comprises13 institutions of higher learning while sponsoring 19 championship sports for men and women.

The Sun Belt Conference enters its 34th season in 2009-10 with a proud history of athleticand academic success. The conference sponsors 10 women’s sports - basketball, cross coun-try, golf, soccer, softball, swimming and diving, tennis, indoor and outdoor track and field, and vol-leyball; and nine men’s sports – baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, swimming anddiving, tennis, and indoor and outdoor track and field.

Each of the 19 sports has seen numerous team and individual accomplishments, and nearlyevery Sun Belt Conference school is currently graduating its student-athletes at a rate higher thanits respective school’s student body. All Sun Belt schools are committed to excellence in the 21stcentury, and facility upgrades and expansions are taking place on every campus.

During the 2008-09 academic year alone, the Sun Belt Conference accomplished numerousfeats. In the fall of 2008 Middle Tennessee, FIU and Western Kentucky University all representedthe league in the NCAA Volleyball Tournament – the first time the Sun Belt has sent three teamsto the NCAA Tournament in volleyball and the second straight year the conference has sent mul-tiple teams. Middle Tennessee advanced to the second round of the tournament, while WKUand FIU put forth strong and hard-fought efforts in the first round.

The Sun Belt momentum continued in the sport of football as Florida Atlantic and Troy bothearned bowl bids after impressive regular-season performances. It marked the third time in theleague’s eight-year football history that two teams have received postseason nods. FAU markedits place in the history books when the Owls defeated Central Michigan in the Motor City Bowl,becoming the first SBC team to win back-to-back bowl games.

In men’s basketball, WKU received its second straight bid to the NCAA Men’s BasketballTournament after winning the Sun Belt Conference Championship. The Hilltoppers secured a tripto the second round with a 76-72 win over fifth-seeded Illinois and battled to the end in a heart-breaking two-point loss to Gonzaga. It was the second year in a row that WKU defeated a higher-seeded team to advance past the tournament’s opening round.

On the women’s side, Middle Tennessee captured national attention with the help of stand-out junior Alysha Clark. The Blue Raiders spent time in the coaches’ poll top 25. The squadearned a spot in the 2009 NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament as Sun Belt Conference cham-pions and finished the season with an impressive 28-6 record. Clark’s consistent performancesearned her the title of the nation’s leading scorer as she averaged 27.5 points per game. The BlueRaiders will look to continue their success in the 2009-10 season, and with every student-ath-lete returning, they will be poised to make another strong showing.

There was no shortage of success in the Sun Belt’s spring sports in 2009, either. Three ten-nis teams represented the league in the NCAA Tennis Tournaments. The Middle Tennesseemen’s team and FIU women’s team both earned their places in the national competition by win-ning their respective Sun Belt Conference championships. The Denver women’s squad receivedan at-large bid after building a 16-5 regular season record, marking their second straight ap-pearance at the event. FIU advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tournament following a4-3 win over Princeton in the first round.

The 2009 Sun Belt Conference golf teams picked up right where they left off after an im-pressive 2008 season that saw two squads advance to the NCAA National Championship aftertop-10 finishes at their respective regional sites.

The Sun Belt followed up the strong 2008 showing by sending three teams to the NCAA Re-gionals. Middle Tennessee and Denver were both selected to compete at the regional events,marking the 10th consecutive year that the conference has sent two men’s teams to the post-season. The Denver women also received an automatic bid to the regionals after taking homeits sixth consecutive Sun Belt crown.

The Pioneer women held a national ranking throughout the entire season and capped theyear with its first-ever regional championship, winning the NCAA East Regional at the Mark Bo-stick Golf Course in Gainesville, Fla. Denver came away with a top-five finish in the nationalcompetition, taking fifth place at the 2009 NCAA National Championship. It marked the highestfinish in the program’s history and the third consecutive trip to the NCAA Championship for thePioneers.

A year after Louisiana-Lafayette reached the pinnacle of collegiate softball by advancing tothe Women’s College World Series, the high level of competition within the conference during the2009 softball season was clear evidence of the league’s increasing parity. Louisiana-Lafayette’sRagin’ Cajuns took home their ninth Sun Belt Conference crown in 10 years, but they facedheavy opposition in the regular season and throughout the conference tournament.

Louisiana-Lafayette fell to host Baylor University in the first game of the Waco Regional, butfought off elimination by winning its next two contests against No. 13 Northwestern and TexasState. The Cajuns’ postseason run came to an end with a second loss to Baylor. But with their

entire pitching staff returning, including Sun BeltPitcher of the Year Donna Bourgeois, the Cajunshave plenty of reason to look forward to the 2010season.

In baseball, the Sun Belt Conference has sentmultiple teams to the NCAA tournament each yearsince 1988. The 21-year streak of having two ormore teams reach NCAA play is matched by onlyfour other conferences (ACC, Big West, SEC, Pac-10). Both WKU and Middle Tennessee representedthe league in the NCAA Baseball Championships in2009.

Because of its status as a member of the Foot-ball Bowl Subdivsion coalition, the Sun Belt Confer-ence has a permanent seat on the NCAA’s17-member Board of Directors. As a result, the con-ference has a crucial voice on some of the mostpressing issues in college athletics and will alwayshave a role in the implementation of any future NCAAlegislation and guidelines.

The conference continues to utilize television to grow and promote the league and its mem-ber institutions. The Sun Belt Conference signed a new multi-year agreement with ESPN, Inc.in January of 2009 that will result in unprecedented national coverage for the league. Addition-ally, ESPN televised the conference’s men’s basketball championship game for the 29th straightseason in 2009, marking its longest affiliation with any conference in the country.

The conference’s regional television partnership with Comcast/Charter Sports Southeast(CSS) and Cox Sports Television (CST) enables live telecasts of Sun Belt events to reach mil-lions of households. The addition of volleyball, baseball and softball to the conference’s televi-sion package has resulted in more national and regional television exposure for the league thanat any time in its history.

The Sun Belt Conference has also partnered with JumpTV Sports, Inc. to deliver a full-ser-vice, customized, public and premium website to provide fans with a broad range of real-time in-formation and content about the conference’s athletic teams. The Sun Belt is one of the fewconferences in the nation to provide video highlights and features on its website from each of theleague’s respective championships. This technology serves as a great recruiting tool for schoolsby enabling anyone in the world with internet access to view the conference’s championshipevents. Fans in five different countries viewed the conference’s most recent soccer champi-onship.

Prominent Sun Belt alumni include former United States Secretary of State CondoleezzaRice (Denver), NFL Hall of Fame football player “Mean” Joe Greene (North Texas), Florida Mar-lins All-Star baseball player Luis Gonzalez (South Alabama), Boston Red Sox baseball playerMike Lowell (MLB All-Star and 2007 MLB World Series MVP, FIU), former member of the UnitedStates Senate and House of Representatives John Breaux (Louisiana-Lafayette), country musicsuperstar Tim McGraw (Louisiana-Monroe), and actor Andy Garcia (FIU).

The conference’s first 33 years have also produced numerous individual national championsalong with Olympic track medalists including Earl Bell, Tom Hill and Al Joyner (Arkansas State),Hollis Conway (Louisiana-Lafayette), and Tayna Lawrence (FIU). Old Dominion’s Anne Donovan,who received the Naismith Trophy recognizing the nation’s top women’s basketball player in1983, helped the United States win the Olympic gold medal in 1984 and helped the Lady Mon-archs capture the national championship in 1985 (one of eight women’s Final Four appearancesby Sun Belt schools: Old Dominion - 1983, 1985; WKU – 1985, 1986, 1992; Louisiana Tech –1994, 1998, 1999). Sun Belt teams have also participated in the men’s NCAA Final Four (Char-lotte 1977), the College World Series (Louisiana-Lafayette 2000), the women’s College World Se-ries (Louisiana-Lafayette 1993, 1995, 1996, 2003, 2008), and have had 11 players selected inthe first round of the NBA Draft.

The Sun Belt Conference is led by Commissioner Wright Waters, who is in his 10th full yearas commissioner. He was named the conference’s fourth commissioner in February of 1999 fol-lowing the tenures of Vic Bubas (1976-1990), Jim Lessig (1990-1991), and Craig Thompson(1991-1998). The league’s annual all sports champion is awarded the Vic Bubas Cup, named afterthe conference’s first commissioner.

The conference office has been headquartered in downtown New Orleans since 2000 aftermoving from suburban Metairie, La., where it had been based since 1991. Prior to moving to the“Big Easy,” the league was based in Tampa, Fla., from 1977-1991. The original conference of-fice was located in Charlotte, N. C., from 1976-77.

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