2009-10 Clemson Track & Field Media Guide by Clemson Tigers

TABLE OF CONTENTS General Information Media Information NCAA Indoor Qualifying Standards Clemson Indoor Track Rock Norman Track Men’s Outlook Women’s Outlook Schedule Why Clemson? ACC Opponents

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The Coaches Lawrence Johnson Tim Hall Brad Herbster Mario Wilson Shawn Cobey

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The Student-Athletes Men’s Roster Men’s Profiles Off the Track Women’s Roster Women’s Profiles

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2009 Year-in-Review Indoor Season Review Outdoor Season Review Men’s Indoor Marks Men’s Outdoor Marks Women’s Indoor Marks Women’s Outdoor Marks All-Americans

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Records & History NCAA Championships Olympic Tradition Men’s All-Americans Women’s All-Americans Men’s NCAA Participants Women’s NCAA Participants Men’s ACC Champions Women’s ACC Champions Men’s All-ACC Performers

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Women’s All-ACC Performers All-Region Performers NCAA Results Men’s Honors Women’s Honors Men’s Indoor Records Men’s Outdoor Records Women’s Indoor Records Women’s Outdoor Records Freshman Records Facilities Records Men’s Coaching Records Women’s Coaching Records Two-Sport Athletes Letterwinners Clemson University & Athletic Department The Clemson Experience Campus Life Clemson, SC Traditions Total Athlete Care & Performance Student-Athlete Enrichment Athletic Facilities Strength & Conditioning Athletic Training Community Service NCAA Compliance President James F. Barker Athletic Director Terry Don Phillips ClemsonTigers.com IPTAY Athletic Year-in-Review

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QUICK FACTS University Information Location Clemson, SC 29633 Founded 1889 Enrollment 18,317 President James F. Barker Conference Atlantic Coast Nickname Tigers Colors Clemson Orange & Regalia Athletic Director Dr. Terry Don Phillips Athletic Dept. Phone (864) 656-1935 Coaching Staff Director of Track & Field Lawrence Johnson Alma Mater/Yr.............................Arkansas/2000 Season at Clemson...........................................2nd Office Phone.................................(864) 656-2269 Johnson Email..................lawrenj@clemson.edu Assistant Coach Tim Hall Alma Mater/Yr.........South Carolina State/1994 Season at Clemson...........................................2nd Office Phone.................................(864) 656-1941 Herbster Email......................hall9@clemson.edu Assistant Coach Brad Herbster Alma Mater/Yr.................. South Carolina/1991 Season at Clemson.............................................1st Office Phone.................................(864) 656-1972 Herbster Email.................bherbst@clemson.edu Assistant Coach Mario Wilson Alma Mater/Yr..................................Marist/1998 Season at Clemson.............................................1st Office Phone.................................(864) 656-2265 Herbster Email................. mariow@clemson.edu Assistant Coach Shawn Cobey Alma Mater/Yr.............Youngstown State/2001 Season at Clemson.............................................1st Office Phone.................................(864) 656-1971 Herbster Email.................. scobey@clemson.edu Sports Information Track & Field Contact Philip Sikes Sikes Office Phone.......................(864) 656-1985 Sikes Cell Phone...........................(864) 525-4889 Sikes Email.........................philips@clemson.edu

CLEMSON ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT MISSION STATEMENT The Department of Athletics offers nationally prominent athletic programs. Through a dedicated commitment to educational interests, a competitive athletic program, and integrity in all areas, the student-athletes, coaches, and staff strive to bring credit and recognition to Clemson University. The mission of the Athletic Department is to sponsor a broad-based athletic program that provides educational and athletic opportunities for young men and women to grow, develop, and serve the interests of Clemson University by complementing and enhancing its diversity and quality of life. Furthermore, the Athletic Department seeks to be a source of pride for the citizens of the State of South Carolina and to be recognized as a nationally prominent program, through consistently high levels of performance and accomplishment in athletic competitions. The Athletic Department strives to develop student-athletes academically and athletically with the total commitment of aiding their efforts to graduate from Clemson University and advance to careers that will enable them to be productive members of society. The Athletic Department will act in an ethical and honest manner, dedicated to compliance with all Federal, State, NCAA, Conference, and University rules and regulations.

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Media Guide Credits The 2010 track & field guide was written and edited by Philip Sikes of the sports information office. Desktop publishing also by Sikes. Editorial assistance provided by Tim Bourret. Photography used for the interior and exterior of the guide was provided by Atlantic Coast Conference, Rex Brown, Kerry Capps, Eddie Cliffe, Mark Crammer, Craig Mahaffey, Cheryl Treworgy and Patrick Wright. Special thanks to Jennifer Postorino of Clemson, S.C. for design of the four covers. On the Covers The front cover features three members of the school’s 2009 All-America 4x100m relay team, including defending NCAA 60m dash champion Jacoby Ford. Also featured is multi-event AllAmerican Liane Weber, and defending ACC indoor high jump and long jump champion April Sinkler, as well as eight-time All-ACC performer Patricia Mamona. The back cover features three returning All-ACC athletes and a host of impact newcomers in the sprints, hurdles and multi-events.

MEDIA INFORMATION COVERING THE TIGERS

Philip Sikes Associate SID Track & Field Contact

Interview Requests Please submit requests for interviews with Clemson coaches and student-athletes at least 24 hours ahead of time. Contact Philip Sikes in the sports information office at 864-656-1985 to arrange. Interviews will be scheduled based on availability and are typically conducted at the indoor or outdoor track, or in the SID office. Coaches and student-athletes are available after competition at home meets. Please contact Philip Sikes prior to the conclusion of the meet with specific needs. Attending Meets We encourage all media covering Clemson athletics to attend home track & field meets. The Tigers have three scheduled meets at the school’s indoor facility in January and February, and one outdoor meet scheduled at Rock Norman Track on May 8-9. Both facilities are equipped with working space at the press box level. Please notify Philip Sikes ahead of time if you wish to attend. Credentials will be issued for the ACC Outdoor Championships, which will be held April 15-17 at the school’s Rock Norman Track.

LOCAL AND NATIONAL NEWS OUTLETS PRINT Anderson Independent-Mail Greg Wallace, Beat Writer 1000 Williamston Rd. P.O. Box 2507 Anderson, SC 29622 (864) 260-1238 sports@andersonsc.com Associated Press - Columbia Pete Iacobelli, Sports Writer 1311 Marion St. Columbia, SC 29201 (803) 799-5510 apcolumbia@ap.org Charleston Post & Courier Travis Sawchik, Beat Writer 134 Columbus St. Charleston, SC 29403 (843) 937-5586 sportsdesk@postandcourier.com Greenville News Ed McGranahan, Feature Writer P.O. Box 1688 Greenville, SC 29602 (864) 298-4306 sports@greenvillenews.com

RADIO WCCP (104.9 FM) Dan Scott P.O. Box 1560 Clemson, SC 29633 (864) 654-5400/1560 Fax (864) 654-3300 dan@wccpfm.com South Carolina News Network Phil Kornblut, Sports Director 3710 Landmark Dr., Suite 100 Columbia, SC 29204 (803) 790-4300 Fax (803) 790-4309 philtalk@aol.com TELEVISION WLOS (ABC) Channel 13 Stan Pamfilis, Sports Director 288 Macon Ave. Asheville, NC 28804 (828) 255-4563

Photography Still photographers and television camerapersons are welcome at Clemson’s home track & field meets. Please obey all requests from the public address announcer and try and stay clear of other events. Multiple events will be going on at the same time, so please be respectful of the student-athletes competing. Credentials are not needed to cover meets, but please notify Philip Sikes ahead of time if you wish to attend.

Seneca Daily Journal Steven Bradley, Sports Editor Eric Sprott, Feature Writer P.O. Box 547 Seneca, SC 29679 (864) 882-2375 sportsed@dailyjm.com

WYFF (NBC) Channel 4 Geoff Hart, Sports Director 505 Rutherford Street Greenville, SC 29602 (864) 240-5265 gshart@hearst.com

Spartanburg Herald-Journal Eric Boynton, Beat Writer P.O. Box 1657 Spartanburg, SC 29304 (800) 476-1025 x7241 sports@shj.com

WSPA (CBS) Channel 7 Pete Yanity, Sports Director P.O. Box 1717 Spartanburg, SC 29304 (864) 587-5452 pyanity@wspa.com

Meet Results A member of the sports information office will post results during each home meet on the bulletin boards at the respective facility. At the conclusion of each meet, results will be available online at ClemsonTigers.com.

The (Columbia) State P.O. Box 1333 Columbia, SC 29202 (803) 771-8470 statesports@thestate.com

WHNS (FOX) Channel 21 Anthony Cox, Sports Anchor 21 Interstate Court Greenville, SC 29602 (864) 213-2223 Anthony.Cox@FoxCarolina.com

Tiger Track & Field Online Updated feature stories, performance lists, rosters, bios, schedules, results, and news releases pertaining to Clemson track & field can be found on the school’s official athletic Web site, ClemsonTigers.com.

The Orange & White Kerry Capps, Feature Writer P.O. Box 828 Clemson, SC 29633 (864) 260-1230 kerry.capps@worldnet.att.net

Internet Access Wireless internet access is available at both track & field facilities, courtesy the ‘clemsonguest’ network.

Sports Information Office Tim Bourret, Assistant AD/Sports Information Director Office: 864-656-1926 Email: btimoth@clemson.edu Philip Sikes, Associate SID, Track & Field Office: 864-656-1985 Email: philips@clemson.edu Sam Blackman, Senior Associate SID Office: 864-656-1924 Email: blackmj@clemson.edu Brian Hennessy, Associate SID Office: 864-656-1921 Email: bhennes@clemson.edu Jeff Kallin, Assistant SID Office: 864-656-1920 Email: jkallin@clemson.edu Libby Kehn, Assistant SID/Webmaster Office: 864-656-4218 Email: elizabk@clemson.edu

IPTAY Media Will Vandervort, Editor 125 Eagles Nest Dr. Seneca, SC 29678 (864) 280-3374 will@myiptay.com

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NCAA QUALIFYING STANDARDS 2010 INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS - MEN Event 55m 60m

AUTOMATIC FAT MT 6.14@ -

Event 55m 60m

7.38@

7.91@

6.60@

55m hurdles

7.17@

60m hurdles

7.70@

200m Under 200m 200m Over 200m

21.48 21.23 20.83

400m Under 200m 200m Over 200m

47.15 46.75 46.15

46.9 46.5 45.9

800m 200m Over 200m

1:48.90 1:48:00

Mile# 200m Over 200m

PROVISIONAL FAT MT 6.25@ -

2010 INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS - WOMEN

7.26@

55m hurdles

7.57@

60m hurdles

8.14@

200m Under 200m 200m Over 200m

23.90 23.70 23.20

48.25 47.85 47.25

48.0 47.6 47.0

400m Under 200m 200m Over 200m

53.20 52.90 52.40

52.9 52.6 52.1

1:48.6 1:47.7

1:51.40 1:50.50

1:51.1 1:50.2

800m 200m Over 200m

2:06.00 2:05.00

4:00.80 3:59.00

4:00.5 3:58.7

4:05.30 4:03.50

4:05.0 4:03.2

Mile# 200m Over 200m

3,000m# 200m Over 200m

7:57.20 7:54.50

7:56.9 7:54.2

8:07.70 8:05.00

8:07.4 8:04.7

5,000m# 200m Over 200m

13:50.80 13:47.00

13:50.5 13:46.7

14:13.80 14:10.00

1,600m Relay Under 200m 200m Over 200m

3:10.70 3:09.10 3:07.50

3:10.2 3:08.6 3:06.2

Mile Relay Under 200m 200m Over 200m

3:10.70 3:09.10 3:07.50

PROVISIONAL FAT MT 6.92@ -

7.86@

8.43@

24.60 24.40 23.90

55.20 54.90 54.40

54.9 54.6 54.1

2:05.7 2:04.7

2:10.00 2:09.00

2:09.7 2:08.7

4:38.90 4:37.00

4:38.6 4:36.7

4:48.90 4:47.00

4:48.6 4:46.7

3,000m# 200m Over 200m

9:16.00 9:13.00

9:15.7 9:12.7

9:35.00 9:32.00

9:34.7 9:31.7

14:13.5 14:09.7

5,000m# 200m Over 200m

16:12.50 16:07.50

16:12.2 16:07.2

16:49.50 16:44.50

16:49.2 16:44.2

3:14.40 3:12.80 3:10.40

3:14.1 3:12.5 3:10.1

1,600m Relay Under 200m 200m Over 200m

3:37.00 3:35.80 3:33.00

3:36.7 3:35.5 3:32.7

3:44.00 3:42.80 3:40.00

3:43.7 3:42.5 3:39.7

3:10.4 3:08.8 3:07.2

3:14.80 3:13.20 3:11.60

3:14.5 3:12.9 3:11.3

Mile Relay Under 200m 200m Over 200m

3:36.60 3:35.40 3:34.20

3:36.3 3:35.1 3:33.9

3:43.60 3:42.40 3:41.20

3:43.3 3:42.1 3:40.9

Distance Medley Relay-Meters# 200m 9:33.0 Over 200m 9:30.0

9:32.7 9:29.7

9:44.70 9:41.70

9:44.4 9:41.4

Distance Medley Relay-Meters# 200m 11:09.40 Over 200m 11:05.50

11:09.1 11:05.2

11:30.40 11:26.50

11:30.1 11:26.2

Distance Medley Relay-Yards# 200 m 9:35.70 Over 200 m 9:33.50

9:35.4 9:33.2

9:47.40 9:45.20

9:47.1 9:44.9

Distance Medley Relay-Yards# 200m 11:11.00 Over 200 m 11:09.00

11:10.7 11:08.7

11:32.00 11:30.00

11:31.7 11:29.7

Event High Jump Pole Vault Long Jump Triple Jump Shot Put 35-Pound Weight Heptathlon

6.71@

AUTOMATIC FAT MT 6.74@ -

21.88 21.63 21.23

METRIC/ENGLISH 2.24/7’4.25” 5.50/18’0.5” 7.85/25’9.25” 16.15/53’0” 19.30/63’4” 21.50/70’6.5” 5,675 points

METRIC/ENGLISH 2.14/7’0.25” 5.20/17’0.75” 7.50/24’7.25” 15.45/50’8.25” 17.75/58’3” 19.50/63’11.75” 5,325 points

*-Size of track; #-Altitude adjustment available. @ Qualifying times attained at altitude of 6,000 feet and above, add .04 seconds. Times attained at altitude of 3,000-5,999 feet, add .02 seconds.

Event High Jump Pole Vault Long Jump Triple Jump Shot Put 20-Pound Weight Pentathlon

7.44@

METRIC/ENGLISH 1.85/6’0.75” 4.25/13’11.25” 6.38/20’11.25” 13.30/43’7.75” 16.90/55’5.5” 21.00/68’10.75” 4,075 points

METRIC/ENGLISH 1.78/5”10” 4.00/13’1.5” 6.13/20’1.5” 12.65/41’6” 15.20/49’10.5” 18.75/61’6.25” 3,725 points

*-Size of track; #-Altitude adjustment available. @ Qualifying times attained at altitude of 6,000 feet and above, add .04 seconds. Times attained at altitude of 3,000-5,999 feet, add .02 seconds. Note: Due to the move toward a two-region format, the NCAA will no longer publish qualifying standards for outdoor season; the participants for the NCAA preliminary round events will be chosen based off of the descending order list.

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TRACK & FIELD FACILITIES CLEMSON INDOOR FACILITY Clemson track & field opened its $3.6 million dollar indoor track facility in December of 2003. The track is located adjacent to the Rock Norman Outdoor Track Complex. The indoor facility contains a 200m Mondo track with an eight lane (44â&#x20AC;?) straightaway and a six-lane oval with a 73-foot radius. In the infield, the facility features one high jump apron, two pole vault runways and two long and triple jump runways. A permanent throwing cage is located outside the track for the weight throw and shot put. The facility also includes an athletic training room, seating for 1,800 spectators, restroom and concession facilities. The mezzanine level serves as home to the Tigersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; timing system, public address system, sports information and media work areas. The facility served as the host site for the 2004 and 2007 ACC Indoor Championships.

Eight-Lane Straightaway & Six-Lane Ovals

Spectator Seating Area

Throwing Circle

Top-Notch UCS Hurdles

Pole Vault Pits

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TRACK & FIELD FACILITIES ROCK NORMAN TRACK Beginning in the fall of 2009, the Tigers’ outdoor facility, named in honor of former head coach Rock Norman, underwent several significant and necessary renovations. The 10-lane track and jump pits were resurfaced in the fall by Beynon Sports Surfaces. The company, based out of Hunt Valley, MD, implemented a 2000 Hobart state-of-the-art surface. Clemson is currently one of only two universities in the nation with this type of outdoor track surface. The unique quality of the Hobart system will allow student-athletes to train, while being able to obtain world-class records and speed. The track features a steeplechase barrier and water jump area on the outer border of the track, and it was renovated in the fall to incorporate a softer hurdle surface and improved signage. The facility features four pits for long jump and triple jump, and a main high jump apron area (66’x112’) which is shared with the runway for the javelin throw (175’). Also in the fall, new trees were planted along the inside and outside of the fence on the frontstretch curve. This gives the facility an aesthetic appeal. New wrought iron fencing and brick pillars were also used in the construction of a new entrance between the indoor and outdoor track facilities. The facility boasts a stadium with a seating capacity of 4,500, as well as permanent restrooms and concession areas. A $100,000 press box was added in 2001, which houses the Tigers’ timing system, media and sports information work areas. Another feature of the Rock Norman Complex is the $80,000 30’x27’ electronic scoreboard and message board. The board displays school, place and time for all 10 lanes. The board demands 56, 280 watts of electricity to operate and is run by a Venus 200 computer. Rock Norman Track, located in Jervey Meadows, is also an excellent facility for throwers with two discus and hammer circles with state-of-the-art protective cages, as well as three shot circles.

Resurfaced 10-Lane Track

New Entrance Area

Renovated Steeplechase Area

New Fencing & Planted Trees

Resurfaced Jump Runways

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MEN’S SEASON OUTLOOK The 2009-10 men’s track & field team is shaping up to be one of the most inexperienced in recent memory at Clemson. That does not mean, however, the Tiger program is lacking in talent. Despite the probable loss of two-sport superstars Jacoby Ford and C.J. Spiller to the NFL, Lawrence Johnson and his fellow coaches return a pair of All-America sprinters, an All-ACC decathlete, and an All-ACC thrower. One of Johnson’s goals with the men’s program is to build a championship-caliber roster, one that can consistently rank Clemson among the upper echelon teams in the Atlantic Coast Conference. With the loss of so many talented athletes, especially over the last two seasons, Johnson understands the process may not happen overnight. “Here over the next year or two, we want to be able to challenge for the ACC championship every year we line up for it,” Johnson said. “Over the next few years, we want to challenge for a national championship. We feel like if we can have success in the ACC, we can have success nationally.” Clemson will have an exciting opportunity to challenge for an ACC championship in 2010 at the school’s Rock Norman Outdoor Track. For the first time since 1999, the conference meet will return to Tigertown. It will be one of eight home meets for the Tigers on the indoor and outdoor schedule. The event will take place on a renovated outdoor facility that includes a resurfaced 10-lane track. “With this just being my second year, we’re excited to have the opportunity to compete for an ACC championship on a track that’s been resurfaced,” Johnson said. “The improvements the athletic department has made will be tremendous by the time we host the ACC meet.” To compete for the conference crown, Johnson and his staff will depend on some key veterans as well as a small, but impressive group of newcomers. Sprints The loss of Ford and Spiller will be tough to overcome, considering the two combined for eight AllAmerica honors from 2007-09. Ford was an NCAA champion last March in the 60m dash, while both combined to lead the 4x100m relay team to a third-place finish at the national outdoor meet in June. Fortunately for Johnson and sprints coach Tim Hall, the Tigers return an All-American in sophomore Justin Murdock. Murdock (Pasadena, MD) had an up-and-down freshman season in 2009, primarily due to nagging injuries. However, he blossomed into an outstanding lead leg for the All-American 4x100m relay team by year’s end. Murdock also ran first leg at the NCAA East Regional when the team first broke the school record for the event. Murdock was All-East Region in the 100m dash and competed in the event at the NCAA Championships last June. Clemson was dealt a tough blow when Trenton Guy was deemed academically ineligible. The loss of a fellow All-American in the 4x100m relay puts more of the leadership burden on Murdock. Joining Clemson’s stable of short sprinters will be Bahamian standout Warren Fraser, who comes in with a personal best of 10.42 in the 100m dash. Fraser was runner-up in the 100m at the Carifta Games in St. Lucia and a sixth-place finisher in the same event at the Pan American Junior Championships. Hurdles An area in dire need of big-time performers over recent seasons has been the hurdles. The Tigers should receive a big boost in both the high hurdles and intermediate hurdles with the return of Spencer Adams,

who was injured last season in football. Adams, a safety for Dabo Swinney’s Tigers, was a national champion in both events as a high school senior in Charlotte, NC. Johnson believes he is a “dynamic” athlete who should return to top form once the rust wears off after being away from track for a year and a half. Johnson, renowned as one of the nation’s top hurdle instructors, signed a group of four and also received a pair of transfers. Of the newcomers, Jordan Rispress (Hilliard, OH) may have the best opportunity to make an instant impact. He earned USA Today and Track & Field News All-America honors in 2009, following his runner-up finish in the 400m hurdles at the Nike Outdoor Nationals. He was also a USA Junior AllAmerican in 2008 in the intermediate hurdles. Rispress could also contribute in the quarter mile indoors. In the high hurdles, Marcus Maxey (Athens, GA) is a strong athlete coming off a AAAA state championship as a senior. Maxey also earned All-America honors in the event with a fifth-place showing at the Nike meet. La’Mont Jackson (Winston-Salem, NC) and Dailyn Moore (Sandusky, OH) will provide depth the Tiger program has lacked in recent years. Charlton Rolle (Tennessee) and Michael Simmerson (Charlotte) are both new to the team via transfers. Rolle brings instant credibility, having been an All-Region high hurdler in his two seasons with the Volunteers. Distance For the third straight season, the men’s distance athletes will adjust to a different coach. Brad Herbster was hired in July to run the cross country teams and also coach the track distance runners. He came to Tigertown following a successful run with the Charlotte 49ers from 2002-09. Herbster’s top returning athletes are Will Noble, a red-shirt senior from Gray Court, SC, and Jonathan Sunde, a junior out of Charlotte. Noble improved on his personal best in the 800m last season, and advanced to the finals of the event at both the ACC indoor and outdoor meets. Sunde was the cross country team’s most consistent performer in the fall. Other distance veterans expected to contribute to the team’s success this season are Chad Holt (Charlotte, NC), Tyler Morey (Combined Locks, WI) and Chris Slate (Wilmington, DE). Blake Kennedy, a freshman out of Alpharetta, GA, could also see action for the Tigers. Horizontal Jumps Josh Fowler (Inman, SC) is the lone returning student-athlete in this area for Johnson’s team. A redshirt junior, Fowler has consistently scored in the triple jump at the ACC Championships. He also has qualified for the NCAA East Regional in the event each of his first two seasons. He should be able to go over the 50foot mark this season. The long jump will be an area worth following, as Clemson will usher in a pair of potential contributors this season. Claudio Delli Carpini (Westchester, NY), a multi-event athlete, was an All-American long jumper at the National Scholastic Indoor meet as a high school senior. Another newcomer expected to compete right away is fellow freshman Will Robinson, who hails from Chadds Ford, PA. He was a 2008 Nike Outdoor AllAmerican in the event following a fifth-place finish. Vertical Jumps Clemson returns just one student-athlete in the vertical jumps, senior Chris Spear (Hoover, AL). A former All-ACC competitor in the pole vault, Spear had an injury-plagued junior season. He competed just once during outdoor season due to a groin injury. Spear, whose personal best is 17’2.25”, ranks third in Clemson

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history in the indoor vault and fifth outdoors. The pole vault could be a wildcard event this season for the Tigers, who welcome exchange student Xavier Tromp from France. He has jumped over 18 feet on multiple occasions. Should he accomplish the feat at Clemson, he would be in the conversation to challenge former Tiger great Mitch Greeley’s school records. Both will receive instruction from a new coach, Mario Wilson. He was hired after a successful stint at New Mexico, where he coached an All-American vaulter in 2008. Throws Clemson has a solid foundation in the throws with red-shirt junior Alex Padgett. The 6-foot-6 native of Rock Hill, SC was an All-ACC performer last outdoor season in the hammer throw. He ranks in the top five in school history in the weight throw, shot put and hammer throw. He also qualified for the NCAA East Regional last year in the shot put and hammer. Johnson believes Padgett could be primed to “break out and be very formidable” in all areas this season. Stephen White (Beaufort, SC) also returns in the throws. He showed vast improvement last season, especially in the weight throw indoors and discus during outdoor season. White actually placed seventh at ACCs in the weight throw last winter. The throwing events will also feature a change of leadership. Shawn Cobey, former athlete and coach at Youngstown State in Ohio, was hired over the summer. Multi-Events One of the standout men’s performers this season should be junior Miller Moss, a decathlete. The Sumter, SC product was an NCAA qualifier last season in the decathlon and provisional qualifier indoors in the heptathlon. Moss ranks third in Clemson history in the heptathlon with 5,468 points and sixth in the decathlon with 7,323. He needs just 102 points to pass former AllAmerican Ryan Koontz on the heptathlon performance list. Moss is also valuable in the open quarter mile and mile relay. Johnson believes big things could be in store for Moss, who actually hurdled with the incorrect lead leg until coaches picked up on it last season. Delli Carpini will also be utilized in the multi-events. In addition to his prowess in the long jump, he was an indoor All-American at the scholastic meet in the 60m hurdles. A phenomenal athlete, he also kicked a 53-yard field goal for his high school football team as a senior.

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WOMEN’S SEASON OUTLOOK In only the second year of a new regime, it’s not unreasonable to believe Clemson should be squarely in the mix to compete for ACC championships in women’s track & field. In 2009, the first year under Director of Track & Field Lawrence Johnson, the women’s team improved five spots from the year before and finished third at the ACC Indoor Championships. The Tiger program returns student-athletes who accounted for 86 percent of the team’s scoring at the league indoor meet. At one point in the 2009 indoor season, Johnson’s team ranked No. 10 in the weekly ratings calculated by the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association. On top of those facts, Clemson has welcomed a top-notch signing class to campus that should only boost the rising stock of the women’s program. “I don’t think it’s a stretch for our young ladies to think about winning an ACC championship,” Johnson said. “That’s what we’re building toward. We’ve got a young group overall, but as some of those older groups slip, we should be right there to catch them.” While the team does feature a great deal of youth, veterans such as Liane Weber, Patricia Mamona, and April Sinkler will provide leadership due to their experience performing at the highest level. Weber is a returning All-American in the pentathlon, Sinkler is the reigning ACC Indoor Most Valuable Women’s Field Event Athlete, and Mamona owns eight career All-ACC accolades. Perhaps no other move in his first year sent the signal Johnson was comfortable with the direction of his program more than his decision to red-shirt the aforementioned athletes last outdoor season. Each of the red-shirted athletes will have two more seasons of outdoor eligibility. Johnson and his staff added several standout newcomers across the board, especially in the hurdles and multi-events. Multiple freshmen will have the chance to make an immediate impact, beginning with the 2010 indoor season.

teammate of Pringley, won the 400m hurdles and 4x400m relay at the Nike Outdoor Nationals last June. She was also a Nike All-American in the 100m hurdles. Sonni Austin (Decatur, GA) was a three-time AAA state champion in the 300m hurdles. Jasmine Edgerson (Marietta, GA) also won three state championships, in the 100m hurdles. She could be an asset in the short sprints and relays as well. Golladay (Upper Marlboro, MD), a red-shirt junior who was also a provisional NCAA qualifier in 2009, emerged last season as a consistent hurdler. She ranks second in Clemson history with a time of 8.32 in the 60m hurdles. Mamona is also a steady athlete who could see action in the high hurdles.

Sprints Last season, Kristine Scott was flying solo as Clemson’s featured sprinter. After posting modest times her first two years, she found success as a junior under the tutelage of first-year sprints coach Tim Hall. She competed at the NCAA Outdoor Championships in the 200m dash, a first for a Clemson female sprinter since 2001. Scott was the fourth-place finisher at the ACC outdoor meet in the 200m dash and also scored in the 100m dash. Johnson said during fall training that Scott retained a great deal of what she learned last season. The Orlando, FL native will not be alone this season. She will be joined in the short sprints by Stormy Kendrick, a freshman out of Gastonia, NC. Kendrick was third in the 60m dash at the 2009 National Scholastic Indoor Championships and third at the Nike Outdoor Nationals as well. For the first time in years, Clemson should have a formidable threat in the quarter mile. Brittany Pringley (Miami, FL) joined the program in the fall after winning three national championships in the mile relay (2007, 2009) and sprint medley (2009).

Horizontal Jumps Perhaps the strongest unit on the team, Clemson appears loaded in both the long jump and triple jump. Sinkler qualified for the NCAA Indoor Championships in both events, but was unable to compete due to injury. The timing of the injury was unfortunate for Sinkler, who was coming off a record-setting weekend at the ACC meet in February. Sinkler won the long jump with a school-record leap of 21’4.25”, an automatic qualifying mark for NCAAs. She was Clemson’s first league champion in the event since Gisele Oliveira in 2004. She also ascended to third place in the Clemson record books with a personal best of 42’8.75” in a fourth-place triple jump effort at ACCs. Mamona added a third straight indoor All-ACC honor last February in the triple jump. Currently second in the record books behind only Oliveira with a collegiate best of 43’11.25”, she owns a total of seven all-conference accolades in the horizontal jumps alone. She is coming off a strong summer, when she finished fifth in the triple jump at the Under-23 European Championships. The only newcomer to the group is a good one. Jasmine Brunson is a freshman out of Southampton, Bermuda who brings instant credibility to the long jump. She placed sixth in the under-20 long jump at the 2009 Carifta Games in St. Lucia, as well as sixth in the high school long jump at the 2008 Penn Relays.

Hurdles Clemson’s most improved event in 2010 should be the hurdles. Johnson, renowned as one of the nation’s top coaches in the event, signed four outstanding hurdlers. The only one of the four who will not have an immediate chance to make an impact is Janice Jackson (Brooklyn, NY), who suffered a torn ACL prior to enrolling in August. Brianna Rollins (Miami, FL), who was a high school

Distance Clemson has the luxury of a veteran group in the distance events, led by junior Jenna Baker (Bellevue, OH) and sophomore Kim Ruck (Greer, SC). Both have been standouts over the past two seasons for the cross country squad in the fall. Baker was All-ACC and All-Region in 2008, while Ruck earned all-conference recognition in October after a ninth-place individual finish. Baker ranks seventh in Clemson history in the 5000m and ninth in the 3000m, both indoors. She scored for the program at the ACC Outdoor Championships last April with a seventh-place finish in the 10K. She missed most of cross country season while recovering from a stress fracture. Ruck finished two positions ahead of Baker in the same 10K race, despite the fact she had never competed in track & field prior to last season. Kelsey Armstrong (Talbott, TN) is an exciting sophomore addition who joined the cross country team in the fall. She was ACC Performer-of-the-Week after winning the Gamecock Invitational in her first-ever collegiate race. Armstrong is a strong candidate to contribute in the 10K during outdoor season. Another newcomer who could have an impact this season is Lauren Reen (Orlando, FL).

Vertical Jumps Sinkler is the top returning high jumper in the conference and one of the best up-and-comers in the nation. She cleared a school-record 5’11.5” last year

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to win the ACC indoor crown, and Johnson hopes to see her approach the 6’2” mark to challenge the upper echelon nationally. She is not alone in the high jump, however. Linda Buchholz (Bad Segeberg, Germany) and Liane Weber will also compete in the open high jump. Buchholz ranks among the top five in school history in the event, both indoors and outdoors. She cleared a personal best 5’8.75” last spring to qualify for the NCAA East Regional. Weber has cleared 5’7.75” in the event. The pole vault should continue to be a consistent event for the Tiger program. Clemson returns three of its top four performers in that area from last season, including senior Caroline Kennedy. Now learning under her third coach, the Orlando native hopes to put it all together in her final year in a Tiger uniform. She has consistently scored at the ACC level, and last season she moved into a tie for first in the record books in both the indoor and outdoor vault. Providing depth in the pole vault is Amy Morrison (Fenton, MI). She is an outstanding all-around athlete who looks to make strides in her third year with the program, her first under coach Mario Wilson. Throws Though Clemson lost its best performer from a year ago, there is optimism among the group because of the addition of a strong first-year competitor. Brittney Waller (Greenville, SC) joins the program after a standout career at J.L. Mann High School. She finished fifth last spring at the Nike Outdoor Nationals in the discus throw and ninth in the shot put. One area the Tigers look to take advantage of will be the javelin throw. Clemson returns its top three performers in the event, including Buchholz, Weber, and red-shirt junior Bethanie Wachna. A native of Canada, Wachna suffered a season-ending injury the week of the ACC Championships. She ranks second in school history in the javelin, behind only Buchholz, and is a former all-conference performer. Buchholz is a three-time NCAA East Regional participant in the javelin, and last spring she earned her second All-ACC honor in the event with a third-place finish. Buchholz holds the school record with a 152’5” throw. Multi-Events Weber is the unquestioned leader of another strong group of student-athletes for Clemson. She was sixth last season in the pentathlon at the NCAA Indoor Championships and is also a two-time ACC champion in the indoor multi-event competition. She established an ACC record last winter after amassing a total of 4,235 points at the NCAA national meet. Weber spent much of the offseason improving her sprinting and hurdling. Johnson believes big things are in store for Weber, who has one indoor season and two outdoor seasons of eligibility remaining with the Tigers. Mamona dabbled in the multi-events last season, and the result was an automatic berth in the NCAA Indoor Championships in the pentathlon. While her main focus area will still be the horizontal jumps, Mamona is an incredible asset for the Tigers in the multi-events during conference championship season. She posted a total of 4,081 points and was runner-up last February to Weber. She ranks second in school history in the pentathlon, a testament to her incredible athletic ability. Perhaps the top newcomer on the entire roster is multi-event athlete Karine Farias, a native of Porto Alegre, Brazil. She broke the Brazilian national record in the heptathlon and finished 12th at the IAAF World Junior Championships in 2008. Farias was also silver medalist at the under-23 South American Championships the same year.

SEASON PREVIEW The track & field schedule was announced by Head Coach Lawrence Johnson in November. Eight home meets are included on the 2009-10 indoor and outdoor slate, highlighted by the ACC Outdoor Championships at the school’s Rock Norman Track from April 15-17. “We’re excited about our schedule,” Johnson said. “We have a fantastic indoor facility, so we decided to host some more meets and really showcase that a little bit more.” After a one-year hiatus, Clemson will once again open the indoor season with a home meet the first weekend of December. The Roaring Tiger Opener will be Friday, Dec. 4 at the school’s indoor facility. It will be the first of five indoor home meets for the Clemson track & field program. The school will also host the Clemson Invitational (Jan. 8-9), Clemson Games (Jan. 29-30), Tiger Paw Invitational (Feb. 1213), and the Tiger Tuneup (Feb. 20). The Tigers will also make three trips to Blacksburg, VA during the 2010 indoor season. The first competition at Rector Field House will be at the Virginia Tech Invitational on Jan. 15-16. Clemson will also return for the Virginia Tech Elite Meet on Feb. 5-6 and the ACC Championships from Feb. 25-27. It marks the second straight season the indoor league meet will be held in Blacksburg. Last season, the Clemson women finished third at the ACC Indoor Championships. The NCAA Indoor Championships will be held Mar. 12-13 in Fayetteville, AR at the Randal Tyson Track Complex. The outdoor season gets underway Mar. 19-20 with the Clemson Relays. Following the outdoor opener, the teams travel to Atlanta for the Yellow Jacket Invitational (Mar. 27), then to Gainesville, FL for the Florida Relays (Apr. 2-3) and Knoxville, TN for the Sea Ray Relays (Apr. 9-10). The ACC Outdoor Championships return to Clemson for the first time since 1999. The meet will run Thursday through Saturday at a renovated Rock Norman Track. The facility will have a new look in 2010. The 10-lane track was resurfaced in the fall, and plans also call for a new awning as well as wrought iron fencing. “We’re excited to have an opportunity on a track that’s been resurfaced,” Johnson said. “The improvements the athletic department has made will be tremendous by the time we host the ACC outdoor meet.” The Tigers close out the month of April once again at the historic Penn Relays in Philadelphia, PA. Clemson will compete in back-to-back meets in May, first in Atlanta for a three-way meet with Georgia Tech and Kennesaw State (May 1) and then at home for the Orange & Purple Classic (May 7-8). Following the Georgia Tech Invitational on May 14-15, the Tigers will compete at the NCAA East Preliminary Round in Greensboro, NC on May 27-29. The U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) elected to eliminate the four-region format that had been used since 2003 to determine qualifiers for the NCAA Outdoor Championships. The 2010 season will feature two preliminary sites, East and West, to determine participants for the outdoor national meet. The 2010 outdoor national meet will take place in Eugene, OR from June 9-12. This is the first time since 2001 that the University of Oregon has served as host to the NCAA Outdoor Championships. The school’s Hayward Field was the host site for the 2008 U.S. Olympic Trials. The schedule concludes with the 2010 USA Track & Field Junior and Senior National Championships, held June 23-27 in Des Moines, IA. The five-day meet will be held at Drake Stadium.

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2009-10 COMPETITION SCHEDULE Date Dec. 4 Jan. 8 Jan. 9 Jan. 15 Jan. 16 Jan. 29 Jan. 30 Feb. 5 Feb. 6 Feb. 12 Feb. 13 Feb. 20 Feb. 25 Feb. 26 Feb. 27 Mar. 5 Mar. 6 Mar. 12 Mar. 13

INDOOR Meet Roaring Tiger Opener Clemson Invitational Clemson Invitational Virginia Tech Invitational Virginia Tech Invitational Clemson Games Clemson Games Virginia Tech Elite Rod McCravy Memorial Virginia Tech Elite Rod McCravy Memorial Tiger Paw Invitational Iowa State Classic Tiger Paw Invitational Iowa State Classic Tiger Tuneup ACC Championships ACC Championships ACC Championships Virginia Tech Last Chance Notre Dame Last Chance Virginia Tech Last Chance Notre Dame Last Chance NCAA Indoor Championships NCAA Indoor Championships

Date Mar. 19 Mar. 20 Mar. 27 Apr. 2 Apr. 3 Apr. 9 Apr. 10 Apr. 15 Apr. 16 Apr. 17 Apr. 22 Apr. 23 Apr. 24 May 1 May 7 May 8 May 14 May 15 May 28 May 29 June 9 June 10 June 11 June 12 June 23 June 24 June 25 June 26 June 27

OUTDOOR Meet Clemson Relays Clemson Relays Yellow Jacket Invitational Florida Relays Florida Relays Sea Ray Relays Sea Ray Relays ACC Championships ACC Championships ACC Championships Penn Relays Penn Relays Penn Relays Georgia Tech Meet Orange & Purple Classic Orange & Purple Classic Georgia Tech Invitational Georgia Tech Invitational NCAA East Preliminary Round NCAA East Preliminary Round NCAA Outdoor Championships NCAA Outdoor Championships NCAA Outdoor Championships NCAA Outdoor Championships USATF Championships USATF Championships USATF Championships USATF Championships USATF Championships

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LAWRENCE JOHNSON - DIRECTOR OF TRACK & FIELD Lawrence Johnson is in his second season as the Director of Track & Field and Cross Country at Clemson. Johnson was hired at Clemson in July of 2008 after serving as an assistant for four years with the Virginia Tech track & field program. Johnson, who served as the Associate Head Women’s Coach for the Hokies in 2007-08, had an outstanding first season as leader of the Clemson track & field program. The most obvious testament to Johnson’s ability as a coach came at the 2009 NCAA Indoor Championships, where two-sport athlete Jacoby Ford won his first-ever national crown in the 60m dash. Clemson produced seven All-Americans in his first year alone, but that only taps the surface of what Johnson was able to accomplish in his initial campaign as a Division I head coach. The first item on Johnson’s agenda was to surround himself with quality coaches. The hire of Tim Hall, an assistant coach at Charlotte, certainly proved beneficial in year one. Hall went on to mentor one of the greatest sprinters in ACC history and was named Southeast Region Men’s Assistant Coach-of-the-Year during the 2009 outdoor season. Johnson then infused a mixture of youth and enthusiasm to the cross country program with the hire of Brad Herbster in July. Herbster’s hire was followed by the addition of up-and-coming assistants Shawn Cobey (throws) and Mario Wilson (vertical jumps, multi-events, javelin). Ford earned three of the All-America honors by himself in 2009. A standout on the football field for Dabo Swinney’s Tigers, Ford excelled in his first season within Johnson’s system. Ford established an ACC record time of 6.51 in winning the league’s 60m dash title. He also went on to win the 100m dash outdoors. Ford capped his brilliant season with an NCAA East Regional title in the 100m dash and 4x100m relay.

FIRST-YEAR SUCCESS All-Americans Jacoby Ford, JR • 60m (1st), 100m (9th), 4x100m (3rd) Trenton Guy, SO • 4x100m (3rd) Justin Murdock, FR • 4x100m (3rd) C.J. Spiller, JR • 4x100m (3rd) Liane Weber, JR • Pentathlon (6th)

The 4x100m relay, consisting of Ford, C.J. Spiller, Justin Murdock and Trenton Guy, experienced a level never before seen at Clemson. Johnson and Hall carefully put the pieces of the puzzle together, and returned home with a third-place finish at the NCAA Outdoor Championships after establishing a school record (38.77). The group also won the school’s firstever regional championship in Greensboro, N.C. last May. Perhaps the most visible aspect of Johnson’s impact in his first year was the turnaround experienced by the women’s team. Clemson finished third at the 2009 ACC Indoor Championships, an incredible fivespot improvement from the previous year. Johnson personally coached three champions at the meet, April Sinkler in the high jump and long jump, and Liane Weber in the pentathlon. Sinkler was named the ACC’s Most Valuable Women’s Field Event Athlete at the conclusion of the meet. Weber went on to earn her first-ever All-America certificate after placing sixth in the pentathlon at the NCAA Championships. She established an ACC record with 4,235 points. Johnson also coached Patricia Mamona, who qualified for the indoor national meet in both the triple jump and pentathlon. Johnson, 34, was one of the top assistant coaches in collegiate track & field when approached by Clemson’s administration about the possibility of becoming the school’s next head coach. He coached the sprints, hurdles, jumps, and multi-events for the men and women at Virginia Tech. He was coming off a 2008 season in which he was named Southeast Region Assistant Coach-of-the-Year by the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA). Johnson’s groups were a big reason the Hokies claimed four straight ACC championships and two consecutive NCAA East Region titles on the women’s side since 2006-07. In 2007, he was named National Assistant Coach-of-the-Year for women’s sprints and hurdles. In total, Johnson coached 10 NCAA All-Americans and 17 ACC champions in his four years with the Virginia Tech program. He also coached eight NCAA East Region individual champions. In 2008, he coached the Tech women’s sprinters and hurdlers to historic seasons. One of his athletes, Queen Harrison, earned a spot on the United States roster for the Olympic Games in Beijing, China. Under Johnson’s watchful eye, Harrison was the first female in Virginia Tech history to be named to a U.S. Olympic team.

NCAA East Regional Champions Jacoby Ford, JR • 100m, 4x100m Trenton Guy, SO • 4x100m Justin Murdock, FR • 4x100m C.J. Spiller, JR • 4x100m ACC Champions Jacoby Ford, JR • 60m, 100m April Sinkler, SO • High Jump, Long Jump Liane Weber, JR • Pentathlon

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JOHNSON’S RÉSUMÉ Personal Information Name: Lawrence A. Johnson Birthday: May 25, 1975 Wife: former Lilly Montgomery Children: Desirae (14), Lawrence (9), Laniah (5), Lukas (4) Education: Bachelor’s degree in kinesiology from the University of Arkansas (2000) Coaching Areas: Hurdles, Jumps, Multi-Events Coaching History Graduate Assistant, Arkansas 2000-2001 Assistant Coach, Southern Illinois 2001-04 Assistant Coach, Virginia Tech 2005-07 Associate Women’s Head Coach, Virginia Tech 2007-08 Head Coach, Clemson 2008-Present By the Numbers • 1 Olympics Participant • 2 USA Junior Champions • 2 Pan American Junior Champions • 3 ACC Record-Holders (Jacoby Ford, 60m - 6.51; Liane Weber, Pentathlon - 4,235; Queen Harrison, 400m Hurdles - 54.69) • 17 All-Americans (7 at Clemson) • 22 ACC Champions (5 at Clemson) Also in 2008, Harrison was named Southeast Region Track Athlete-of-the-Year after setting ACC records in winning both the 100m and 400m hurdles at the NCAA East Regional in Tallahassee, FL. Harrison was also ACC champion in the 400m hurdles and runner-up in the 100m hurdles. She was an NCAA All-American indoors in the 60m hurdles. Johnson coached another exciting sophomore to great individual success in 2008. Kristi Castlin was NCAA runner-up in the 60m hurdles during the indoor season, then ACC champion in the 100m hurdles outdoors. She was also All-Region in the high hurdles outdoors after a fifth-place finish in Tallahassee. Johnson’s student-athletes have experienced great success on the international scene as well. Both Castlin and Harrison earned gold medals in the summer of 2007 at the Pan American Junior Championships. Castlin won the 100m hurdles with a meet record, while Harrison accomplished the same feat in the 400m hurdles. Harrison was also silver medalist in the 100m hurdles. Castlin was silver medalist in the 100m

LAWRENCE JOHNSON - DIRECTOR OF TRACK & FIELD hurdles at the 2008 NACAC (North American, Central American and Caribbean) Under-23 Championships in Mexico. Under Johnson’s direction, both Castlin and Harrison established records at the USA Junior Championships and Pan American Junior Championships. Castlin holds the 100m hurdles record in both, while Harrison sits atop the 400m hurdles records. Prior to his four-year appointment at Virginia Tech, Johnson spent two years as an assistant at Southern Illinois. Prior to that stop, he assisted with the instruction of sprints, hurdles, and jumps at the University of Arkansas from 1999-2002. The Razorbacks won backto-back SEC “triple crown” championships during that time. Johnson earned an undergraduate degree in kinesiology from Arkansas in 2000. He earned one varsity letter with the Razorbacks’ nationally-renowned program. As a sprinter, he helped Arkansas to four SEC indoor and outdoor championships and the 1998 NCAA Outdoor national championship. He competed under legendary coach John McDonnell, who retired this year after leading Arkansas to an unprecedented 42 NCAA championships. In 1995, Johnson was a member of the “triple crown” national championship track & field team at Blinn College in Texas. He also was a 1996 South Coast Conference champion in the 400m at Long Beach City College before moving on to Arkansas. Johnson is married to the former Lilly Montgomery, a former communication skills instructor at Virginia Tech. She is a Ph.D. candidate. The couple has four children, Desirae (14), Lawrence (9), Laniah (5), and Lukas (4).

PRESEASON Q&A WITH THE TIGERS’ HEAD COACH With a year at Clemson under your belt, what have you learned so far and where do you feel you’ve made the biggest strides with this program? LJ: “I learned a great deal on how to orchestrate different plans for both teams. Every plan is different. I’ve learned how to decipher between what will be successful for the men, and what plan will be successful for the women. The two don’t necessarily have to be similar.

Since recruiting has become an area of focus, what are your specific selling points on this track & field program? LJ: “The first thing is the quality of education the kids can receive from Clemson University. With a 15-to-1 student-to-teacher ratio and a 90 percent retention rate among freshmen, those are the things that we sell the most. Kids have an opportunity to actually be taught, not just lectured to amongst a class of 300 people. You can really get a quality education here.

“We haven’t had a ton of great distance runners in quite some time, and coach (Brad) Herbster is doing a great job trying to get some in here. As we move into the future, I think you’ll continue to see a strong array of sprint/hurdle guys, we’ll continue to have great 4x1 relays. We want to be great in the 4x4 relay, year in and year out. On the women’s side, we’ll continue to put a bigger influence on the multi-events.

“Second, we sell the Clemson family and the way of doing things. People want to be able to know that the basketball team cares about the track team, and so on and so forth. This is a really family-oriented place.

“Year one has given me an opportunity to learn what it’s going to take to be successful on the ACC and national level. Now, we’re working towards achieving our goals.” How has the transition been so quick in elevating the performance level of the women’s team? LJ: “It came down to changing the culture and the way we operate, the level of expectations we put in the kids. We want them to really own their time as a Clemson Tiger. You’ve got four years to get it done. Let’s maximize our time, don’t put anything off. We don’t really believe in standards varying by class. There’s only one thing that’s acceptable here, and that’s excellence. I expect the same thing out of freshmen that I expect out of our seniors. It doesn’t put them into categories. It really establishes a sense of urgency.”

“The third thing we want to sell is our facilities, which are arguably the best in the ACC. We have a fantastic indoor facility, the best in the Southeast part of the U.S. The outdoor facility was just upgraded with its Hobart surface. When kids can see the construction going on, that’s proof that there are resources being put into making this a better program. When you see that going on, kids know there’s an investment there.” What are your expectations for the 2010 ACC Championships? LJ: “We’re excited to have it here. With the way it rotates, it takes about 11 years for you to host. We couldn’t be more pleased to have an opportunity. Our teams are going to rise to the occasion and compete for the championship at home. “The two most important meets on our schedule are the ACC Indoor Championships, and the ACC Outdoor Championships. We have every desire and intent on the planet to win those two championships. It will take a great effort to beat the perennial powerhouses,

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but we’re going to make it very hard for them to come here and take a championship out of Clemson. We train our teams to rise on the big stages. I told the kids, ‘Those trophies are ours. If anyone wants them, they’re going to have to take them from us.’” How do you feel about the staff you’ve assembled? LJ: “As a head coach, you’re only as good as the people you surround yourself with. We’ve got some quality people. Tim Hall is in his second year with me, he’s done a great job coaching and recruiting. He’s been terrific with our sprint groups. Brad Herbster has done a fantastic job developing our distance programs. Mario Wilson has put new life into our vaulters, and our multis. Shawn Cobey has taken a group of throwers with potential, and made them believe in themselves. The staff has been crucial to our recruiting, and the success that we look to have in 2010.” Can you quantify the value Jacoby Ford and C.J. Spiller have had on your program? LJ: “No way. Outside of their athletic ability, their leadership was unimaginable. Our kids saw the way they handled their business with such diligence. They had a ‘I will not lose’ mentality. “I think that Spencer Adams, another football guy, will bring the same kind of values they brought to our program. They (Ford and Spiller) really helped our young sprinters grow last year. They understood what it took to be a Tiger, and how to leave it all on the track at the end of the day. Those two guys, you can coach a lifetime and never coach the type of talent those two guys have. If they were the only two that ever come through this program, I would consider myself fortunate.”

TIM HALL - ASSISTANT COACH Tim Hall is in his second season as a member of Clemson’s track & field coaching staff. Hall, who is in charge of coaching the short sprints and sprint relays for Clemson’s male and female athletes, had a major impact on the Tiger program in his first year. It isn’t often a coach comes in to a new setting and guides an established student-athlete to the pinnacle of his sport, but that’s exactly what Hall did with junior two-sport standout Jacoby Ford in 2009. With Hall’s guidance, Ford captured the NCAA championship in the 60m dash, his first and the ninth individual indoor crown for the men’s track & field program at Clemson. Ford put together one of the most amazing seasons in the history of Clemson’s storied sprint program. His only defeat came in the final of the 100m dash in the last race of the season, but Ford strained a hamstring forcing him to pull up while leading the event. Ford won ACC championships in both the 60m (with ACC record time 6.51) and 100m dash events, while also leading the Tigers at the NCAA East Regional with a championship in the 100m dash and as anchor leg for the 4x100m relay. Due to the success of Ford and the men’s 4x100m relay, Hall was named Southeast Region Men’s Assistant Coach-of-the-Year for the outdoor season by the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA). It was a fitting honor for the man who guided Ford to the second-best time in Clemson history in the 100m dash (10.01) and the 4x100m relay to a school-record time of 38.77 and third-place finish at the NCAA Outdoor Championships. He also coached C.J. Spiller and Trenton Guy to All-ACC performances, as well as freshman Justin Murdock to an All-East Region finish in the 100m dash. Not to be overlooked, however, was Hall’s work with regards to women’s sprinter Kristine Scott. A junior from Orlando, FL, Scott struggled her first two seasons on campus. Under Hall’s direction, she improved by leaps and bounds and earned her first-ever trip to the NCAA Championships when she competed at the outdoor meet in the 200m dash.

Hall was an assistant for Charlotte from 1996-2008, and served the program as its associate head coach his final three years. During his time with the 49ers, his groups repeatedly re-wrote school and conference records. Hall was also instrumental in helping Charlotte to numerous team championships, first in ConferenceUSA and then in the Atlantic-10. His student-athletes earned numerous accolades in 2008. He coached the 49ers to 10 Atlantic-10 championships, including both the 4x100m and 4x400m relays on the women’s side and the men’s 4x100m relay as well. Hall coached Lamarra Currie, who earned conference crowns in the 100m, 200m, and 4x100m, was named women’s Most Outstanding Performer. She was also an NCAA qualifier in two events and CoSIDA first-team Academic All-American. He coached Ebonie Cunningham to a championship in the 400m dash and 4x400m relay. She was named A-10 Rookie-of-the-Year. On the men’s side, Darius Law won the 200m and 400m and was named both A-10 Rookie-of-the-Year and Most Outstanding Performer for his efforts. In total, Hall’s athletes captured 24 event championships in just three years as a member of the Atlantic-10. His most decorated athlete while at Charlotte was Shareese Woods, a four-time USTFCCCA AllAmerican. Woods was 2007 A-10 women’s Most Outstanding Performer and won four individual conference championships during her time with the 49er program. Hall coached her to a gold medal with the 4x100m relay at the 2006 NACAC Under-23 team. Woods went on to have great success in 2008 after finishing her collegiate career. She was USA Track & Field’s 400m indoor champion in 2008, and was also bronze medalist in the same event at the IAAF World Championships. Hall also guided Courtney Patterson to All-America honors with the 49ers’ women’s team. She earned the honor in the 100m dash in 2006. Patterson was also two-time Atlantic-10 champion in the 100m dash and 4x100m relay (2006, 2007) and All-East Region in the 100m both years as well. Hall was tabbed East Region Assistant Coach-ofthe-Year for women’s sprints, hurdles, and relays in 2006 after leading Charlotte to a banner year behind the strong performances of Patterson and Woods. He coached the school’s first-ever All-Americans

HALL’S RÉSUMÉ Personal Information Name: Timothy L. Hall Birthday: August 10, 1969 Wife: former Adrean Byers Children: TeAnna (19) and Timothy, Jr. (4) Education: Bachelor’s degree in psychology from South Carolina State University (1994) Coaching Areas: Sprints, Relays Coaching History Assistant Coach, Charlotte Associate Head Coach, Charlotte Assistant Coach, Clemson

1996-2005 2005-08 2008-Present

By the Numbers • 1 NCAA Champion • 1 ACC Record-Holder (Jacoby Ford, 60m - 6.51) • 2 NCAA East Regional Champions • 2 Regional Coach-of-the-Year Honors • 12 All-Americans (6 at Clemson) • 26 Conference Champions Since 2006 in the sprints, both male and female. Derrick Johnson earned the honor in the 60m dash in 2005, while Woods was the program’s first female All-American in 2006. Johnson was also 2002 Conference-USA Freshman-ofthe-Year under Hall’s tutoring. Hall guided 11 sprinters to the NCAA East Region Championships in 2005, where the men’s 4x100m relay garnered All-Region recognition. The men’s 4x100m relay also earned AllRegion honors in 2004. Prior to his time with Charlotte, Hall was the head coach for the Queen City Striders AAU Track Club for six years. In 1995, the Striders earned 36 medals at the AAU Junior Olympic Games under Hall’s guidance. Hall graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Psychology from South Carolina State in 1994. He was a three-time captain for the Bulldogs’ track team and an All-MEAC performer as well. He holds a Level II coaching certification with specialization in sprints, hurdles, and relays. Hall is married to the former Adrean Byers. The couple has two children, TeAnna (19) and Timothy Jr. (4).

PRESEASON Q&A WITH THE TIGERS’ SPRINTS COACH

What is it that specifically sold you on Clemson and the track & field program? “Clemson has a storied history, with all the Olympians and World Champions that have come through the program. When the opportunity presented itself, it didn’t take a rocket scientist to realize it would be a wonderful opportunity to get some things done from a sprint coaching standpoint. We have that name recognition. When you call a kid and tell them you’re from Clemson, you can feel them get very excited. It’s an opportunity I’m still looking very much forward to.”

Who are some of the unknown talents you expect to shine this season in the sprints? “I think we’re going to see a tremendous career out of Warren Fraser. He’s going to do a phenomenal job this season, and in the years to come. On the women’s side, Stormy (Kendrick) is going to be in an elite category here very soon. The things she’s done in a short amount of time give us a lot of promise for the future. We have a couple of sprint/hurdlers, who can kind of cross over for us and should step up and continue the strength we have with our 4x1 and our 4x4.”

What are some of the challenges that you foresee as you settle into the second year of this role? “I don’t necessarily see it as a challenge, but I think the biggest thing is acclimating the newcomers into the system. We want to help them understand that if they buy into the system, are willing to make a few sacrifices of themselves, that we can continue this outstanding sprint tradition here at Clemson. That would be the biggest hurdle, as I see it, looking into this season. At the same time, they’ve adjusted really well. We saw that in our first couple of indoor meets.”

How has Justin Murdock handled transitioning from the learner to the leader? “I think he’s ready for the challenge. He’s doing some things in the weight room, he’s constantly asking questions during our practice sessions. He’s taken Warren under his wing, explained to him what we do and what we don’t do. He talks a lot about nutrition and resting his body. Justin has matured a great deal during this transition period.”

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Talk about the development of Kristine Scott and what you expect out of her heading into her final season with the program? “Like I alluded to earlier, once you convince a kid to buy into the system and they see the results, they become more intrinsically motivated. They start to do things off the track they wouldn’t normally do – worry about nutrition, investing in themselves and their talent. That was the case with Kris. She saw the results Coach Johnson and I had at our previous institutions. Once we got her and educated her, it was a refreshing awareness. I saw what she did in high school, so I knew she had talent. It was just a matter of restructuring her thought process in terms of training.” What do you think of Coach Johnson’s vision for this program as you head into year number two alongside him? “He’s charged us with recruiting the best athletes in the country. His vision is to win an ACC championship, and then a national championship. That’s what we, as assistant coaches, have on our minds when we go out to recruit kids. We have the best facilities in the country, so I think we can be very competitive with the upper echelon teams nationally.”

BRAD HERBSTER - ASSISTANT COACH Brad Herbster is in his first season as a member of Clemson’s track & field staff. Director of Cross Country and Track & Field Lawrence Johnson made the announcement in late July. Herbster, most recently an associate head coach with the Charlotte 49ers, is in charge of all phases of the men’s and women’s distance programs. “Brad is an exciting addition as cross country and distance coach,” Johnson said. “He is very knowledgeable about distance running, particularly in the Southeast. He brings a new level of excitement to those programs at Clemson. We’re fortunate to have him.” Herbster got his feet wet at the position in the fall by leading Clemson’s men’s and women’s cross country programs. Both teams finished among the top 15 at the NCAA Southeast Regionals in his first season. He coached sophomore Kim Ruck to outstanding individual results during the 2009 cross country campaign, highlighted by All-Region and All-ACC performances. She placed ninth at the conference meet, the highest finish by a Clemson female in 11 years. Herbster, like current Clemson assistant Tim Hall, joined the Tiger coaching staff after a stint with Charlotte. Herbster coached the distance athletes for the 49er program from 2002-09. During his time with the program, he was an integral part of four straight women’s Atlantic-10 championships as well as three of the last four men’s A-10 team champions. His student-athletes earned great individual acclaim during Herbster’s tenure with the 49ers. He coached 35 conference champions (including relays) between indoor and outdoor track & field in his seven years with the program. In cross country, he mentored 28 all-conference performers, including the 2008 men’s and women’s individual champions. The 2008 cross country season was a banner one for Herbster’s athletes. The women’s team was runner-up at the A-10 meet, thanks to an individual championship by Amanda Goetschuis. She went on to also earn AllRegion honors and compete individually at the NCAA Cross Country Championships in November. On the men’s side, Herbster coached Adu Dentamo to the firstever A-10 individual championship in Charlotte history. The men placed fourth at the league meet.

In 2002, Herbster’s first year, the men’s cross country team won its only Conference USA championship. Herbster was named Conference USA Coach-of-theYear in his initial campaign with the 49ers. On the track, an astounding 27 of Herbster’s conference champions came from the women’s track & field team. He coached Aja Jackson to nine individual championships from 2007-09 and Cassie Ficken to seven in 2005 and 2006. Under Herbster’s coaching, Ficken became the first indoor All-American in Charlotte women’s track & field history in 2005. Jackson was named A-10 Performer-of-the-Year in 2009 after winning both the 800m and 1500m events at the league meet. Herbster coached the 49ers to 10 conference championships in 2009 alone, including four relays. Charlotte swept the men’s and women’s distance medley relay at the A-10 Indoor Championships, while the women’s 4x800m relay won both indoor and outdoor crowns. Four of his individual champions in 2009 were first-time winners at the A-10 Track & Field Championships. Prior to joining the Charlotte program, Herbster spent four years as a high school coach in North Carolina. He coached cross country and distance events for North Mecklenburg High School for three years. He was named Coach-of-the-Year by the Charlotte Observer in 2000-01. He produced six All-Americans and five state champions while at North Mecklenburg. He then spent one year at Hopewell High School in Huntersville, NC, where he helped a startup track program finish second in its conference in its first year of existence.

HERBSTER’S RÉSUMÉ Personal Information Name: Bradley John Herbster Birthday: May 13, 1969 Wife: former Deborah Akins Education: Bachelor’s degree in applied professional sciences from the University of South Carolina (1991) Coaching Area: Distance Coaching History Head Coach, North Mecklenburg HS 1999-2001 Assistant Coach, Charlotte 2002-05 Associate Head Coach, Charlotte 2005-09 Assistant Coach, Clemson 2009-Present By the Numbers • 1 All-American (Cassie Ficken - 2005) • 2 Conference XC Champions at Charlotte (Adu Dentamo, 2009 men’s champion; Amanda Goetschuis, 2009 women’s champion) • 29 All-Conference XC Selections (1 at Clemson) • 35 Conference Track Champions (at Charlotte) Herbster earned his undergraduate degree from the University of South Carolina in 1991. He competed for the Gamecock cross country and track & field teams. Herbster was a three-time all-conference performer and still ranks fifth in school history on the all-time 3000m steeplechase performance list. Herbster, 40, is married to the former Deborah Akins.

PRESEASON Q&A WITH THE TIGERS’ DISTANCE COACH You wrapped up your first cross country season in November. How was that experience, and do you feel the program is making strides you hoped to see in your first year? “Overall, it was productive. I learned a lot about the program, about the student-athletes, little things like places to train on certain days, what the athletes can handle, what works well for them from a training aspect, and so on. I felt a lot of the student-athletes showed positive signs of improvement. Kim Ruck had a very good year, Chris Slate and Jonathan Sunde were both consistent and the men stayed healthy.” Kim Ruck had a phenomenal season in cross country, earning All-ACC and All-Region honors along the way. Which event(s) will she concentrate on during track season? “Kim will concentrate on the mile, 3k and 5k indoors. During outdoor season, she will compete in the 15005k and possibly the 10k.”

You hope to get a healthy Jenna Baker back for track season. How much does she mean to the distance group?

What are your expectations for the entire program as it moves into year two under the direction of coach Lawrence Johnson?

“Jenna means a great deal to the distance group, she is strong , determined, intelligent and can add a great deal of depth to the team. Jenna was the top female on the team last year in cross country (2008) and we expect big things from her in track, possibly advancing to the NCAA Championships.”

“The women have a shot to really contend for a conference title, and I feel the men will surprise some people and continue to strive for a conference title, while we progress in many event areas at the conference and national level.”

Who are some of the unknown or underrated athletes in your events that will make their presence known this season? “On the men’s side I think we will have some good performances from Chirs Slate, Bryce Iverson, who I feel many people have forgotten about, and of course Jonathan Sunde in the longer event areas. “As for the women it is really easy: Lauren Reen and Kelsey Armstrong are going to be good, very good.”

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In your opinion, what is the key to building a successful track & field program at Clemson? “First and foremost, you must have good facilties. Clemson has outstanding facilities, we have an indoor facility, an outdoor track, and miles of trail, all of which are really nice. Second, you must have a director of the program with a plan and a vision. Coach Johnson has that plan and vision. Third, you have to recruit high end athletes who want to have success and the work ethic to back it up at this level.”

MARIO WILSON - ASSISTANT COACH Mario Wilson is in his first season as an assistant within Clemson’s track & field coaching staff. Director of Track & Field Lawrence Johnson made the announcement in the summer of 2009. Wilson, most recently an assistant coach at the University of New Mexico, is in charge of the men’s and women’s vertical jumpers and javelin throwers. He will also assist with the horizontal jumps and multi-events. “Mario is a young, dynamic coach who is very intelligent,” Johnson said. “We are excited to bring him and his knowledge to Clemson. He will help build on our field events program as we progress toward the 2009-10 season. We’re very excited he’s chosen to join us at Clemson.” Wilson joins the Tiger coaching staff after a twoyear stint with the New Mexico Lobos. During his short amount of time with the program, he had a tremendous impact in individual athlete development. He coached four All-Americans, three Midwest Regional champions, and six Mountain West Conference champions while with New Mexico. One of the student-athletes he coached, Katie Coronado, earned multiple distinctions as a result of Wilson’s training. She established a school record in the javelin throw, won a pair of Midwest Regional crowns and Mountain West Conference titles, as well as two All-America honors. She was national runner-up in 2008 and 11th in the event in 2009. Coronado was the first female All-American in consecutive years in New Mexico history. Wilson also guided Anthony Fairbanks to AllAmerica status in 2009 after a ninth-place finish in the men’s javelin. Fairbanks also won a Midwest Regional championship and set a Mountain West record with a throw of 225’9”. Wilson also coached MWC pole vault champion Whitney Johnson, who went on to earn AllRegion status as well. The 2008 season was an impressive one for Wilson’s student-athletes. He coached four NCAA qualifiers, two All-Americans, four Mountain West champions, and 10 All-MWC performers. The aforementioned Coronado not only was named MWC Most Outstanding

Performer at the league outdoor meet, but she also went on to place sixth at the 2008 U.S. Olympic Trials in Oregon. In addition to Coronado’s runner-up finish at the 2008 NCAA Outdoor Championships, Wilson also mentored Robert Caldwell to a sixth-place showing in the pole vault. Caldwell was also MWC Most Outstanding Performer under Wilson’s leadership. Displaying his versatility, Wilson coached Tiyana Peters to an All-Midwest Region performance in the high jump and subsequent appearance at the NCAA Championships. He also coached Sandy Fortner, New Mexico’s all-time record-holder in both the pentathlon and heptathlon. Fortner was the first multi-event athlete to compete at the NCAA Championships for the Lobos. She was 12th in the pentathlon in 2008. Prior to his time in Albuquerque, Wilson was an assistant coach with Bucknell University from 2002-07. He coached an NCAA finalist in the women’s pole vault, 11 NCAA East Regional qualifiers, and 25 individual Patriot League champions. Wilson began his collegiate coaching career at Saint Francis University in Loretto, PA. During his four years with the Red Flash program, Wilson coached a provisional NCAA qualifier, 12 IC4A qualifiers, and six Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) qualifiers. His student-athletes set 32 school records during his tenure. Wilson was also an assistant football coach at Saint Francis.

WILSON’S RÉSUMÉ Personal Information Name: Mario O. Wilson Birthday: October 26, 1975 Education: Bachelor’s degree in psychology from Marist College (1998) Coaching Areas: Jumps, Javelin, Multi-Events Coaching History Assistant Coach, Saint Francis (PA) Assistant Coach, Bucknell Assistant Coach, New Mexico Assistant Coach, Clemson

1998-2002 2002-07 2008-09 2009-Present

By the Numbers • 3 Midwest Regional Champions (at New Mexico) • 4 All-Americans (at New Mexico) • 31 Conference Champions Since 2002 Wilson, who began his career as head coach at Holy Cross High School in Flushing, NY in 1998, earned a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Marist College the same year. He was a four-time all-conference defensive back for the Red Foxes on the gridiron. Wilson also earned a master’s degree in education from Saint Francis in 2003.

PRESEASON Q&A WITH THE TIGERS’ JUMPS & MULTI-EVENTS COACH What is it that specifically sold you on Clemson and the track & field program? “There are so many positives associated with Clemson University and its track & field program. I considered the friendly atmosphere created by the community, the strong sense of tradition and values held by the university, and of course the outstanding history of success of the track & field program. All contributed in my decision to make the move to Clemson.” Expand a little bit on the idea of Clemson’s track & field heritage, how did it come into play? “When considering the future success of a program it definitely helps to know the history of that program. I would say that it helps the current student-athletes know what is possible at Clemson, as well as the pride that goes along with wearing the Tiger colors. It also helps from a recruiting standpoint, as the name Clemson is easily recognized in the world of track & field.”

What are some of the challenges that you foresee as you settle into the first year of this role? “Recruiting the best and brightest student-athletes in the country, as well as overseas, is what my challenge will be. We have all of the necessary support at our disposal to get the student-athletes to achieve their dreams. However, all of the best colleges in the country are vying for the same student-athletes.” Who are the top athletes in your event areas, and who are some of the unknown names you expect to have big seasons? “In the men’s jumps and combined events, our hopes rest heavily upon Josh Fowler, Miller Moss and Chris Spear. We also look to newcomer Xavier Tromp to make an immediate impact for the team in the ACC. Fowler has the potential to score in two events, while Miller is one of the most versatile athletes in the ACC. He could contribute in the 400 to the jumps to the decathlon. Spear and Tromp could combine to bring a huge point total in the pole vault. All four have the tools to qualify and perform at the NCAAs this year.

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“The women are just as talented, with perhaps more depth. In the vault, we have Caroline Kennedy and Amy Morrison who are proven scorers and both are looking at attaining national status in the event. In the jumps, combined events and javelin, we have four women in each discipline capable of scoring at ACCs and possibly nationals. Liane Weber, Linda Buchholz, April Sinkler and Patricia Mamona compete in more events than I can mention. These women, through their past performances within the ACC and NCAA, speak for themselves. But there are a few others coming into the season a little underrated. Karine Farias and Jasmine Brunson prove to be nice complements to an already talented crew of stars.” What are your goals for this team and this program, as you head into your first season under Coach Johnson? “Both our men and women are on a quest to be ACC champions. The conference is very competitive, with multiple teams ranked in the top 20 nationally. But our goals have always been to be at the top of the ACC, first and foremost.”

SHAWN COBEY - ASSISTANT COACH Shawn Cobey was the final addition to Clemson’s track & field coaching staff for the 2009-10 season. Director of Track & Field Lawrence Johnson made the announcement in August that Cobey would be in charge of the men’s and women’s throwers. He joins the Tiger track & field program after a successful stint as a student-athlete and coach at his alma mater, Youngstown State. “We’re very delighted to have Shawn join our coaching staff,” Johnson said. “He’s young, knowledgeable and anxious to compete in the ACC and on a national level. His background in the throwing areas should allow us to become one of the best groups in the country.” Cobey compiled an impressive coaching résumé at Youngstown State. He coached the Penguin throwers to great individual success from 2003-09, serving the last three years as the program’s recruiting coordinator. Cobey coached 105 all-conference performers as an assistant coach at Youngstown State, which included 32 conference champions. Cobey had nine Horizon League champions and 20 all-conference performers in 2009 alone. In addition to those outstanding totals, Cobey coached 23 NCAA Mideast Regional qualifiers, five Horizon League Performer-of-the-Meet recipients, and one Horizon League Athlete-of-the-Year. The Penguins experienced tremendous team success during his time as well, with the women’s team claiming five of the last six Horizon League outdoor championships. In 2009, Cobey instructed a pair of NCAA Mideast Regional qualifiers in Joe Lahmon and Aaron Merrill. Both those student-athletes also won a pair of Horizon League crowns this past season. Merrill was also a USTFCCCA Scholar Athlete and third-team CoSIDA Academic All-American. Also in 2009, Danielle Curry won three Horizon titles (including a sweep of the indoor and outdoor shot put) in the women’s throwing events. The most decorated thrower in Youngstown State history was coached personally by Cobey. Bethany Anderson was a 12-time Horizon League champion from 2005-08. She also was named Most Outstanding Field Performer at three different Horizon League

meets during her time with the Penguin program. He also coached Jarrod Davis to an outstanding career. Under Cobey’s tutelage, Davis was a two-time Most Outstanding Field Performer and three-time qualifier for the NCAA Mideast Regional. Davis was also an NCAA provisional qualifier in the indoor weight throw as a senior in 2006. Davis won three Horizon League championships in 2006. Prior to his time as an assistant coach at Youngstown State, Cobey was head coach of his alma mater, Canfield High School, for two years. Canfield won two conference championships under Cobey’s watch. Cobey was a six-time all-conference thrower at Youngstown State, including a two-time conference champion. He ranks among the school’s top 10 performers in the indoor and outdoor shot put, weight throw, discus and hammer throw. He earned a bachelor’s degree in education in 2001. While coaching at his alma mater, Cobey also taught physical education and health for Youngstown City Schools.

COBEY’S RÉSUMÉ Personal Information Name: Shawn W. Cobey Birthday: July 7, 1978 Education: Bachelor’s degree in education from Youngstown State (2001) Coaching Areas: Throws Coaching History Head Coach, Canfield HS Assistant Coach, Youngstown State Assistant Coach, Clemson

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By the Numbers (all at Youngstown State) • 1 CoSIDA Academic All-American • 23 NCAA Mideast Regional Qualifiers • 32 Conference Champions • 105 All-Conference Performers

PRESEASON Q&A WITH THE TIGERS’ THROWS COACH What is it that specifically sold you on Clemson and the track & field program? “The thing that sold me the most on the Clemson track & field program was the great tradition, the facilities and mostly the people. The way people support athletics and the way everyone that is here works together to improve all our sports programs was what made my decision easy. “The tradition of success at Clemson played a big part in my decision. The tradition that Clemson has gives our staff a good foundation to build from into making the program even stronger in the national rankings.” What are some of the challenges that you foresee as you settle into the first year of this role? “The biggest challenge right now is getting more athletes in my event area and having such young athletes competing. The other challenge is getting the

athletes to understand my coaching. Any time with a new coach, it takes some time to get to know each other and get used to the coach’s style.” What are your expectations for some of your returning studentathletes? “The athletes right now that have national capabilities are Alex Padgett, Zach Berg and Brittney Waller. With Alex having this year and another year after that, his progress is accelerating quickly. Currently, he is close to qualifying nationally and is still young in terms of technique. Alex has all the tools to be great in the next year and a half. “Zach is finally injury-free, so his talent is starting to really show. After being injury-plagued the last three years, he is starting to get stronger and his technique is improving. Zach brings a great focus and intensity to practice and should have a big year.”

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Who are some of the unknown talents you expect to shine this season in the throws? “With Brittney Waller just a freshman, she is very talented and is starting to put things together. She could make some noise in the conference in the weight and hammer, but definitely will in the discus once outdoor season comes around.” What do you think of Coach Johnson’s vision for this program as you head into your first season alongside him? “Coach Johnson has moved this program forward already, even after just one year. We as a staff, with Coach Johnson, all have some high goals to get this team to work toward and are moving forward with them every day. The goal right now for the throws is to improve from last year, get some of these throwers to All-ACC honors and some to NCAA Nationals. That would fall right in line with our goals as a team and as a program.”

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What was it that sold you on Clemson, and specifically, the track & field program? “What sold me to Clemson was the family environment. It seemed as if everyone was so genuine and cared about the well-being of you as a person, and not just as an athlete. The track team made me feel welcome and I felt they were truly interested in helping me choose the best school for me.”

What was it that sold you on Clemson, and specifically, the track & field program? “What sold me on Clemson was the Clemsonites themselves. Just about everyone was polite and seemed to have your best interests at heart. What sold me on the track & field program was the same thing and the fact that you are taken care of when you become a Clemson Tiger.”

What was it that sold you on Clemson, and specifically, the track & field program? “When I came on my visit, I knew with my heart that this was the institution for me. The coaching staff and personnel around the track & field program sold me. I know the coaching staff has bought into a certain direction for the program, and I wanted to help be a part of something great.”

What has been your favorite part of the Clemson experience? “I would have to say attending the football games with my teammates, and just spending time with teammates running from room to room.”

What has been your favorite part of the Clemson experience? “My favorite part of the Clemson experience has been the atmosphere created at football games. Everyone is excited for a game, no matter who the Tigers face because we are proud and show a high level of sportsmanship.”

What has been your favorite part of the Clemson experience? “My favorite part of the Clemson experience is getting to know my teammates and building friendships with other student-athletes.”

What is the best part of being a Tiger? “The best part about being a Tiger is knowing that I worked hard in the offseason, so that when I put on that uniform in the winter, I know that I am prepared very well and ready for any race I may have.” What does it mean to you to be a student-athlete at Clemson? “Being a student-athlete at Clemson means having great time management skills. It means being able to balance track and academics, and even saying no to a few social events because you may have a morning practice or meet.”

What does it mean to you to be a student-athlete at Clemson? “Being a student-athlete at Clemson means having a desire to succeed and represent Clemson University in the best way that you can.” Do you have a favorite Clemson tradition you’ve learned about? “My favorite tradition I’ve learned so far is when the football players hold each other’s arms when they walk out onto the football field. That, to me, means they are going to play as a team, be a united front in the face of the best team or the worst team, and just play hard.”

Do you have a favorite Clemson tradition you’ve learned about? “Make sure that you have on orange on Fridays or at every home football game, because if you don’t, then you will definitely stick out!”

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What is the best part of being a Tiger? “The best part about being a Tiger is knowing you cannot fail with the support of the fans, family and friends.” What does it mean to you to be a student-athlete at Clemson? “Being a student-athlete at Clemson means giving up a little bit to gain a lot. The endless hours spent studying and practicing are demanding but the greatest reward is knowing that with the hard work and dedication, it will pay off with the earning of your degree.” Do you have a favorite Clemson tradition you’ve learned about? “My favorite tradition I’ve learned about so far has been watching the football players run down “The Hill.” It is by far the most exciting 25 seconds in college football!”

MEN’S ROSTER Name Spencer Adams Zach Berg Chris Brown Claudio Delli Carpini Jacoby Ford Josh Fowler Warren Fraser Chad Holt Bryce Iverson La’Mont Jackson Patrick Jagielski Blake Kennedy Ryan Mangone Marquel Matthews Marcus Maxey Dailyn Moore Tyler Morey Miller Moss Justin Murdock Will Noble Chris Ostrouchov Alex Padgett Jeffrey Pennings Mark Pepin Shane Reighard Jordan Rispress Will Robinson Charlton Rolle Michael Simmerson Chris Slate Bobby Smith Chris Spear C.J. Spiller Jonathan Sunde Xavier Tromp Jasen Turnbull Stephen White Oba Wilson

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Hometown Charlotte, NC Tega Cay, SC Greenville, SC Westchester, NY Royal Palm Beach, FL Inman, SC Nassau, Bahamas Greenville, SC Manassas, VA Winston-Salem, NC Alpharetta, GA Alpharetta, GA Pittsburgh, PA Aiken, SC Athens, GA Sandusky, OH Combined Locks, WI Sumter, SC Pasadena, MD Gray Court, SC Oak Ridge, TN Rock Hill, SC Goshen, NY Blythewood, SC Clemson, SC Hilliard, OH Chadds Ford, PA Winston-Salem, NC Swannanoa, NC Wilmington, DE Columbia, SC Hoover, AL Lake Butler, FL Charlotte, NC Lingolsheim, France Northville, MI Beaufort, SC Lexington, KY

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Chris Spear

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MEN’S BIOS SPENCER ADAMS Hurdles 6-2 • Red-Shirt Freshman Charlotte, NC

2005-06 Highlights • Red-shirted both the indoor and outdoor season

2008-09 Highlights • Red-shirted both indoor and outdoor seasons due to injury sustained in the fall of 2008 David W. Butler High School Highlights • Earned national championships in the 60m hurdles, 100m hurdles, and 400m hurdles as a senior • Won the 2008 National Scholastic Indoor Championship (NSIC) in the 60m hurdles • Also claimed national crowns in the high hurdles and intermediate hurdles at the Nike Outdoor Nationals • Two-time AAAA state champion in the 110m hurdles • Won both hurdle events at the prestigious Golden West meet in California • Led the 4x100m relay and 4x200m relay team to state championships as a senior • Named Male Athlete-of-the-Year as a senior by the Charlotte Observer Personal • Born 9/10/89 • Major is sociology • #3 safety prospect in the nation according to ESPN.com his senior year of high school • Attended the same high school as Clemson basketball standout Demontez Stitt

ZACH BERG Throws 6-0 • Graduate Tega Cay, SC Career Honors • All-ACC, Weight Throw (2008) • All-ACC, Hammer Throw (2008) • NCAA East Regional Qualifier, Hammer Throw (2008) • USA Junior Championships Participant, Hammer Throw (2006) Clemson Highlights • Ranks fourth on Clemson’s all-time list in the hammer throw & fifth in the weight throw 2008-09 Outdoor Highlights • Competed on just two occasions, including the ACC Championships • Finished fifth at the conference meet in Miami, where his final hammer throw attempt provided a season-best mark of 182’3”

Fort Mill High School Highlights • Earned four letters in track & field and wrestling, and also three in football • Holds the school record for most wrestling wins in a season (56) • Holds school record in the discus throw (169’10”) • Team captain in all three sports he competed • State champion in the 215-pound wrestling class • Team MVP of his wrestling and track & field squads • State runner-up in the discus throw as a senior • Three-time all-region in all three sports • Region MVP in wrestling Personal • Born 2/2/87 • Earned undergraduate degree in health science in December of 2009 • Brother, Kyle, played football at Winona State • Named to 2007-08 ACC Academic Honor Roll Collegiate Bests • Weight Throw - 59’0.25” • Hammer Throw - 188’6”

CHRIS BROWN Throws 6-1 • Sophomore Greenville, SC Christ Church Episcopal School Highlights • Earned four varsity letters in track & field and three in football • Two-time team MVP in track & field, once in football • State champion in shot put and discus in 2008, he is the school record-holder in both events • Named to All-Region track & field team from 2006-08 • Greenville County shot put and discus champion in 2007 and 2008 • All-Greenville County in football in 2007 • Led football team to region championship in 2006 • Coached in track & field by Rodney Adamee Personal • Born 7/21/89 • Son of Scott and Sally Brown • Majoring in pre-business

2008-09 Indoor Highlights • Competed just once, where he posted a solid mark of 59’4.75” in the 35-pound weight throw at the Clemson Invitational 2007-08 Outdoor Highlights • Qualified for the NCAA East Region Championships with an All-ACC performance in the hammer throw • Hit a mark of 188’6”, fourth-best in school history, in the finals • Won the hammer with a mark of 178’9” at the Solid Orange Classic 2007-08 Indoor Highlights • Earned first-ever All-ACC honor with a third-place finish in the 35-pound weight throw at the league meet in Chapel Hill, NC • Had a mark of 57’0.75” in the prelims that carried over to the finals • Top mark of his injury-plagued season was 58’6” at the Clemson Opener 2006-07 Highlights • Did not compete outdoors due to injury • Competed in the indoor weight throw, where his top mark of the season was 59’0.25” at the Clemson Invitational • Also had a toss of 58’8.5” at the Clemson Opener • Threw 56’4” and finished fifth at the ACC Championships, which was held in Clemson

Clemson Track & Field

Zach Berg

MEN’S BIOS CLAUDIO DELLI CARPINI Multi-Events 6-1 • Freshman Westchester, NY Harrison High School Highlights • Three-time All-American at the National Scholastic Indoor Championships • Earned the honor in the pentathlon in 2007 and in 2009 in the 60m hurdles and long jump • All-State performer as a senior in the 55m hurdles and long jump • Two-time Westchester County Athlete-of-the-Year • Earned a total of eight varsity letters in track & field between indoor and outdoor • Also earned four letters in football as a kicker and wide receiver • Made a 53-yard field goal as a senior Personal • Born 4/27/91 • Son of Joe and Josephine Delli Carpini • Father played soccer at Lehman College • Majoring in psychology

JACOBY FORD Sprints 5-10 • Graduate Royal Palm Beach, FL Career Honors • NCAA Qualifier, 60m (2007, 2009) • NCAA Qualifier, 100m (2008-09) & 4x100m (2009) • NCAA Champion, 60m (2009) • USTFCCCA All-American, 100m (2008-09) • USTFCCCA All-American, 60m (2007, 2009) • USTFCCCA All-American, 4x100m (2009) • ACC Champion, 60m (2007, 2009) • ACC Champion, 100m (2009) • NCAA East Region Champion, 100m & 4x100m (2009) • All-East Region, 100m (2007-09) • All-ACC, 100m (2008-09) • All-ACC, Indoor 200m (2007), Outdoor 200m (2009) • NCAA East Region Qualifier, 100m & 4x100m (2007-09) • NCAA East Region Qualifier, 200m (2007, 2009) • Southeast Region Indoor Track Athlete-of-the-Year (2007, 2009) • ACC Indoor Freshman-of-the-Year (2007) Clemson Highlights • Ranks first in Clemson history in the 60m dash, fourth in the 100m dash, and eighth in the indoor 200m dash. 2008-09 Outdoor Highlights • All-American in both the 100m and 4x100m relay; he led the 4x1 to a third-place finish at the NCAA Championships • Ran personal best 10.01 in the qualifying rounds at NCAAs in the 100m dash before suffering a hamstring injury while leading the final • Claimed NCAA East Region championships in both the 100m dash and 4x100m relay • Posted outstanding time in winning the 100m at the NCAA East Regional in Greensboro (10.04) • Anchored 4x100m relay team to school and facility record (38.78), also the secondbest time in the field • Won first-ever ACC outdoor crown with time of 10.28 in the 100m dash • Earned All-ACC honors as runner-up in 200m dash with personal best (20.88) 2008-09 Indoor Highlights • Won national championship in the 60m dash, posting a time of 6.51 in the prelims and 6.52 in the finals • 14th different national championship in men’s track & field history at Clemson • Competed in the 60m dash at five meets and was undefeated in the event • Claimed second ACC championship in the 60m after breaking his own record with time of 6.51 in the finals at Virginia Tech • Captured 60m dash at Virginia Tech Elite Meet with time of 6.52

• Did not compete in the finals of the 200m at the ACC meet as a precautionary measure • Named Southeast Region Track Athlete-of-the-Year by the USTFCCCA 2007-08 Outdoor Highlights • Earned automatic qualification for the NCAA Championships after finishing fourth at the East Region Championships in the 100m dash • Posted career-best time of 10.21 in the prelims • Earned first outdoor All-America honor after placing fifth in the 100m dash at the NCAA Championships, turning in a time of 10.33 in the final • Posted a time of 10.41 in the 100m prelims and finished second in the ACC final to Travis Padgett after not having raced in nearly a year competitively • Helped 4x100m relay team to season-best time of 39.23 seconds at the Orange & Purple Classic 2007-08 Indoor Highlights • Did not compete due to injury sustained in football in the fall of 2007 2006-07 Outdoor Highlights • Ran first leg for the Tigers’ 4x100m relay team that finished runner-up at East Region Championships, with a season-best time of 39.15 in the final • Earned at-large berth in the 100m dash for the NCAA Championships, but was slowed at nationals due to injury • Qualifier for regionals in three different events, the 100m, 200m, and 4x100m relay • Had a time of 10.30 in the regional prelims of the 100m dash, but pulled up due to a hamstring strain in the final • Top time of the season in the 100m dash was 10.23 in the prelims at ACCs, but was guilty of a false start in the final and was disqualified • Finished fifth at the league meet in the 200m dash, his top time in that event was 21.08 • Helped 4x100m relay team to second-place finish and regional-qualifying time of 39.48 at the ACC Championships 2006-07 Indoor Highlights • One of the top freshman sprinters in Clemson history, he earned All-America honors with third-place finish at NCAA Championships in Fayetteville, AR • His time was 6.60 at the national meet, it marked the first time in school history that two student-athletes placed in the top three of the same event at the NCAA Championships (teammate Travis Padgett won the 60m race) • Automatic NCAA qualifier in the 60m dash after winning the ACC Championship in a record time of 6.52 seconds, which was the fastest time in the country • Clemson’s first 60m champion at the conference meet since fellow football player Tye Hill accomplished the feat in 2004 • Earned All-ACC honors in the 200m dash, with a time of 21.43 in third-place effort • Earned ACC Indoor Freshman of the Year honors, the third Tiger in eight seasons to claim that award • Won the 60m dash at the prestigious Tyson Invitational, held at the same facility that played host to the NCAA Championships • Named Southeast Region Track Athlete-of-the-Year by the USTFCCCA Cardinal Newman High School Highlights • State champion in the 100m with a time of 10.32, and the 200m with a time of 21.25 as a senior in 2005 • Lettered twice in football and once in track • His brother Davy played football at Florida State • Chose Clemson for football and track over Florida, Michigan State, Virginia, Virginia Tech, and West Virginia Personal • Born 7/27/87 • Earned undergraduate degree in sociology in December of 2009 • Freshman All-American in 2006 according to Rivals.com, Scout.com, and Sporting News • Suffered a broken ankle in the 2007 win at Maryland in October, forcing him to sit out the 2008 indoor season • Earned the Brandon Streeter Award in 2008 for his ability to overcome the injury and excel on the football field and on the track • Second-team All-ACC wide receiver as a senior in 2009, he finished his career sixth in Clemson history in all-purpose yardage Best Collegiate Times • 60m - 6.51 • 100m - 10.01 • 200m - 20.88

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MEN’S BIOS JOSH FOWLER Jumps 5-10 • Red-Shirt Junior Inman, SC

Warren Fraser

Career Honors • NCAA East Region Qualifier, Triple Jump (2008-09) 2008-09 Outdoor Highlights • Regional qualifier in the triple jump • Best mark of the season was a wind-aided 49’11.25” at the ACC Championships, he finished sixth in the event • Placed 19th in the triple jump at the NCAA East Regional in Greensboro 2008-09 Indoor Highlights • Top triple jumper on the squad, his best mark was 49’7.25” at the Virginia Tech Qualifier on last chance weekend • Scorer with a seventh-place finish at the ACC Championships in the triple jump, as he posted a mark of 48’11” 2007-08 Outdoor Highlights • Earned a qualifying spot at the NCAA East Regional after shattering his personal best at the ACC Championships • Hit a mark of 49’7.25”, nearly three feet further than his previous outdoor best entering the competition • Finished fifth place in the triple jump at ACCs

CHAD HOLT Distance 5-11 • Red-Shirt Sophomore Greenville, SC

2007-08 Indoor Highlights • Finished with the team’s top mark of 48’4.75” in the triple jump at the Virginia Tech Elite Meet • Top long jump mark was 22’4.5” at the Clemson Invitational • Hit a mark of 47’9” in the triple jump at the ACC Championships, which put him in scoring position at seventh place 2006-07 Highlights • Red-shirted both the indoor and outdoor seasons due to injury Dorman High School Highlights • Named 2005 regional champ in the triple jump • Three-year letterwinner in track & field, two-year letterwinner in basketball • Member of regional championship team Personal • Born 7/2/88 • Majoring in microbiology

2008-09 Outdoor Highlights • Competed at just one meet during the season, the Shamrock Invitational • Posted a 3K time of 9:01.53 at the meet in Conway, SC 2008-09 Indoor Highlights • Competed in the mile and the 3000m, where his best time was 8:41.44 at the Tiger Paw Invitational • Top time in the mile was 4:14.75 at the Clemson Games 2007-08 Highlights • Red-shirted both the indoor and outdoor seasons Mauldin High School Highlights • Claimed AAAA state championships in the 1600m and 3200m as a senior • Also won the AAAA state title in cross country in 2005 • All-State in cross country as well in 2004 and 2006 • Three-time All-State performer in track • Two-time region champion in the mile and two-mile events • Named MVP for Mauldin in cross country and track from 2003-07

Best Collegiate Marks • Long Jump – 23’7.25” • Triple Jump – 49’11.25”

WARREN FRASER Sprints 5-9 • Freshman Nassau, Bahamas

Personal • Born 8/20/88 • Two-time member of the ACC Academic Honor Roll

Temple Christian High School Highlights • Runner-up in the 100m dash at the Carifta Games in 2009 • Placed sixth in the 100m dash at the 2009 Pan American Junior Championships and helped Bahamas to fifth place in 4x100m relay • Earned All-Bahamian Award for 100m and 200m in 2009

Best Collegiate Times • 800m - 1:59.38 • Mile - 4:14.75 • 3000m - 8:41.44

Personal • Born 7/8/91 • Son of Ernest Fraser • Majoring in preprofessional health studies

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Chad Holt

MEN’S BIOS BRYCE IVERSON Distance 5-6 • Red-Shirt Senior Manassas, VA

LA’MONT JACKSON Hurdles/Sprints 6-0 • Freshman Winston-Salem, NC

Honors • All-ACC Academic (2007) • USA Junior All-American, 5000m (2006) 2008-09 Highlights • Did not compete due to injury 2007-08 Highlights • Did not compete outdoors due to injury • Finished 11th at the ACC Indoor Championships in the 5K with a time of 15:03.10 • Top performance of the year was in the 3000m when he ran an 8:19.58 at the Tyson Invitational in Fayetteville, AR 2006-07 Outdoor Highlights • Ranked second on the team in the steeplechase and 5000m • Best time in the steeple was 9:13.86 at the Georgia Tech Invitational • Finished seventh at ACCs in the 5K with a time of 14:29.54 2006-07 Indoor Highlights • Competed in all distance events, his best showing was 11th place at the ACC Championships in the 3000m run with a time of 8:29.88 2005-06 Highlights • Red-shirted • Finished fifth at the USA Junior Championships in the 5000m to earn All-America status Forest Park High School Highlights • Earned four letters in cross country and outdoor track, three in indoor track Personal • Born 5/21/87 • Majoring in construction science & management • Named to 2006-07 ACC Academic Honor Roll

R.J. Reynolds High School Highlights • Earned All-America status at the 2009 Nike Outdoor Nationals in the 400m hurdles after placing sixth in the event • AAAA runner-up in both 110m hurdles and 300m hurdles as a senior • AAAA indoor runner-up in the 300m dash as a senior • Two-time conference MVP and 2008 conference Sprinter-of-the-Year Personal • Born 10/23/90 • Majoring in pre-business

PATRICK JAGIELSKI Distance 5-10 • Sophomore Alpharetta, GA Blessed Trinity High School Highlights • Led 4x800m and distance medley relay teams to school records • Earned four letters in track and three in cross country • Coached by Al Stasko Personal • Born 10/12/89 • Majoring in pre-business • Named to 2008-09 ACC Academic Honor Roll

BLAKE KENNEDY Distance 5-7 • Freshman Alpharetta, GA

Collegiate Bests • 1500m - 3:59.50 • Mile - 4:17.20 • 3000m - 8:19.58 • 3000m Steeplechase - 9:13.86 • 5000m - 14:29.54

Alpharetta High School Highlights • Fulton County Runner-of-the-Year in 2008 • All-Metro selection in 2008 by the Atlanta Track Club • Region runner-up in cross country as a senior • Earned four letters apiece in cross country and track • Coached by Coleman Binford Personal • Born 2/28/91 • Majoring in biological sciences • Son of Rocky Kennedy

RYAN MANGONE Middle Distance 5-8 • Freshman Pittsburgh, PA

Bryce Iverson

Barrington High School Highlights • Earned four letters in track & field and three in soccer • Holds school’s 800m and 4x400m records • AAA runner-up at the 2009 state championships in 800m run • Coached by Ty Garman Personal • Born 2/24/91 • Majoring in pre-business

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MEN’S BIOS MARQUEL MATTHEWS Sprints 6-0 • Sophomore Aiken, SC

TYLER MOREY Distance 5-11 • Junior Combined Locks, WI

South Aiken High School Highlights • Earned two varsity letters in both football and track & field • Coached by Bill Griswald and Andy Chavous

2008-09 Outdoor Highlights • Did not compete 2008-09 Indoor Highlights • Competed at the Clemson Invitational in the 3000m, where

Personal • Born 9/15/89 • Son of Jacqueline Priester • Majoring in chemistry

his time was 8:57.22 2007-08 Outdoor Highlights • Competed in both the 800m and 1500m at the ACC meet • Top time in the 1500m was 4:04.52 at the Auburn Tiger Classic 2007-08 Indoor Highlights • Competed primarily in the mile run for the Tigers, where his top time of the season was 4:19.63 at the Tyson Invitational • Helped distance medley relay team to its best performance of the season at Tyson as well

MARCUS MAXEY Hurdles 6-2 • Freshman Athens, GA Clarke Central High School Highlights • Earned All-America honor at the 2009 Nike Outdoor Nationals with a fifth-place finish in the 110m hurdles • AAAA state champion in the 110m hurdles in 2009 and third-place finisher in the 300m hurdles • AAAA runner-up in the 110m hurdles at the state championships • AAU district champion in the 400m hurdles • Won 110m hurdles at the Taco Bell Classic in 2009 • Coached by Damien Gary

Kimberly High School Highlights • All-State performer in 2007 in the 1600m • 2005 All-State in cross country • Two-time All-American in cross country • WIAA (Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletics Association) Scholar Athlete • Served as school’s class president • Wendy’s High School Heisman finalist • Named to Midwest Senior Spotlight for Team Wisconsin Personal • Born 6/2/88 • Majoring in marketing • Two-time member of the ACC Academic Honor Roll

Personal • Born 10/9/90 • Father, Donald Maxey, was an athlete at Albany State in the late 1970s • Majoring in pre-business

Best Collegiate Times • 800m - 2:04.81 • 1500m - 4:04.52 • Mile - 4:19.63 • 3000m - 8:55.61

DAILYN MOORE Hurdles 5-9 • Freshman Sandusky, OH Sandusky High School Highlights • Division I state champion in the 110m hurdles in 2009, first boys track champion for the school in 40 years • All-State performer in the 110m hurdles in 2008 • Four-time conference MVP and school record-holder in 110m hurdles • Earned four varsity letters in track and one in football • Coached by Bob Sullivan

Career Honors • NCAA Qualifier, Decathlon (2009) • NCAA Provisional Qualifier, Decathlon (2008) • NCAA Provisional Qualifier, Heptathlon (2009) • All-ACC, Decathlon (2008) • All-East Region, 4x400m (2008) • NCAA East Region Qualifier, 400m & 4x400m (2008) • All-ACC Academic, Track & Field (2008) • All-ACC Academic, Outdoor Track & Field (2009) • USA Junior All-American, Decathlon (2007)

Personal • Born 9/15/89 • Son of Jacqueline Priester • Majoring in engineering

Marcus Maxey

MILLER MOSS Multi-Events 6-4 • Red-Shirt Junior Sumter, SC

Dailyn Moore

Clemson Highlights • Ranks third in Clemson history in the heptathlon and sixth in the decathlon 2008-09 Outdoor Highlights • Qualified for the NCAA Outdoor Championships via his provisional qualifying point total in the decathlon • Produced a personal best 7,323 points in the decathlon in May at the Deacon Combined Events meet • Ranks sixth in school history in the decathlon with his performance, just four points behind former two-time ACC champion Rick Hill • Established personal bests in the 100m, 1500m, 110m hurdles, & long jump at the Wake Forest meet • Competed in just one event at the NCAA Championships due to an ankle injury

Clemson Track & Field

MEN’S BIOS 2008-09 Indoor Highlights • Placed fifth at the ACC Championships in the heptathlon with a personal best total of 5,468 points, an NCAA provisional qualifying tally • Moved to #3 in the Clemson record books for the heptathlon after that performance • Competed in the 400m dash, where his top time of the season was 48.18 at the Virginia Tech Elite Meet 2007-08 Outdoor Highlights • Earned runner-up finish in the decathlon at the ACC Championships after scoring a provisional NCAA qualifying total of 6,991 points • Had strong quarter mile time (48.25), shot put (40’11.75”), and 1500m (4:37.19) • Ran second leg with the Tigers’ 4x400m relay team that posted an NCAA East Regional qualifying time in the ACC finals • Showed rapid improvement in the quarter mile, where he qualified for regionals with a 47.15 at the Georgia Tech Invitational • Led 4x400m relay team to seventh-place finish at East Region Championships 2007-08 Indoor Highlights • Finished fifth in the heptathlon at the ACC Championships and moved into fifth place on Clemson’s all-time performance list with a total of 5,206 points • Won the heptathlon at the JRF Multi-Event Challenge, the first men’s athlete from Clemson to win the competition in the five-year history of the meet • Performed well in the high jump at ACCs with a personal best 6’5.5” clearance • One of the top runners among the field, he had a strong time of 2:48.83 in the 1000m to wrap up the heptathlon • Had the second-best mark among the multi-event athletes in the 55m dash (6.62) 2006-07 Highlights • Red-shirted both the indoor and outdoor seasons • Earned USA Junior All-America status after seventh-place finish in the decathlon, as he totaled 6,774 points over the 10-event slate Wilson Hall Highlights • 2005 SCISA (South Carolina Independent Schools Association) State Meet MVP • 2006 SCISA State Meet MVP • Earned four varsity letters in track & field and three in football Personal • Born 3/14/88 in Lafayette, LA • Majoring in commercial recreation, sport, & camp management • Father played football for Tulane • Two-time member of the ACC Academic Honor Roll Best Collegiate Marks • 55m - 6.62 • 60m - 6.97 • 100m - 10.98

• 400m - 47.15 • 1000m - 2:44.43 • 1500m - 4:31.90 • 55m Hurdles - 8.26 • 60m Hurdles - 8.75 • 110m Hurdles - 15.06 • Long Jump - 23’3.5” • Triple Jump - 46’6” • High Jump - 6’5.5” • Pole Vault - 14’11” • Shot Put - 43’7” • Discus - 133’8” • Javelin - 152’5” • Heptathlon - 5,468 pts • Decathlon - 7,323 pts

JUSTIN MURDOCK Sprints 5-10 • Sophomore Pasadena, MD Career Honors • NCAA Qualifier, 100m & 4x100m (2009) • USTFCCCA All-American, 4x100m (2009) • NCAA East Region Champion, 4x100m (2009) • All-East Region, 100m (2009) • NCAA Provisional Qualifier, 60m Dash (2009) • NCAA East Region Qualifier, 100m, 200m & 4x100m (2009) • USA Junior All-American, 100m Dash (2008) • U.S. Track & Field News & USA Today All-American (2008) 2008-09 Outdoor Highlights • Qualified for the NCAA Outdoor Championships in the 100m & 4x100m relay • Earned first All-America certificate as first leg for Clemson’s third-place 4x100m relay team at the NCAA Championships • Led relay to a school-record time of 38.77 in the finals of the 4x1 at nationals • Finished 17th in the 100m dash after advancing to the semifinal round when he matched his personal best (10.30) in the prelims • Earned automatic spot at first-ever national meet in the 4x1 after running opening leg for the Irwin Belk Track record-breaking team (38.78) • Finished sixth in the 100m dash, one spot shy of an automatic berth, but did receive an at-large bid in the event • Established a personal best in 100m at the Orange & Purple Classic, running 10.30 • Regional qualifier in the 200m dash 2008-09 Indoor Highlights • Provisional NCAA qualifier in the 60m dash prior to an injury that ended his first season in a Tiger uniform • Top time in the 60m dash was 6.72 at the ACC Championships, he was the fifth-place finisher in a competitive sprinting conference • Top time in the 200m dash was 22.03, also at the league indoor meet

Miller Moss Justin Murdock

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MEN’S BIOS Meade High School Highlights • Five-time All-American prior to enrolling at Clemson, which included a fifth-place finish in the 100m dash at the 2008 USA Junior Championships • Also competed in the 200m dash at junior nationals • Two-time All-American at the National Scholastic Indoor Championships, which includes a runner-up finish in the 60m dash and third-place showing in the 200m at the 2008 meet • Earned All-America status after fourth-place finish in the 60m dash at the 2007 Nike Indoor Nationals • Also named All-American by virtue of sixth-place showing at the 2007 Nike Outdoor Nationals in the 100m dash, an event won by current Clemson sophomore Trenton Guy • AAA state champion as a senior in the 400m dash and 4x400m relay • Also earned All-State honors as a senior in the 100m and 200m • State record-holder in the 55m dash

Will Noble

Personal • Born 4/21/89 • Majoring in communication studies • Son of Vernell Shaheed Laurens District 55 High School Highlights • Named all-state in 2003, 2004, and 2005 • Earned four letters in cross-country and basketball, and five in track

Best Collegiate Marks • 60m - 6.72 • 100m - 10.30 • 200m - 21.02

Personal • Born 6/5/87 • Majoring in animal & veterinary sciences

WILL NOBLE Middle Distance 5-8 • Red-Shirt Senior Gray Court, SC

Best Collegiate Times • 800m - 1:51.90 • 1500m - 3:52.67 • Mile - 4:09.31

Career Honors • USA Junior Championships Participant, 1500m (2006)

CHRIS OSTROUCHOV Distance 6-1 • Freshman Oak Ridge, TN

Clemson Highlights • Ranks 10th in Clemson history in the indoor 800m 2008-09 Outdoor Highlights • Top runner in the 800m for the Tigers • Qualified for the finals in the event at the ACC Championships • Top time of the season was 1:51.90 at the Florida Relays 2008-09 Indoor Highlights • Top middle distance performer for the Tigers, his best time in the 800m run was 1:54.01 at the Virginia Tech Elite Meet • Qualified for the finals of the mile at ACCs, but placed 10th and did not score • His best effort in the mile was a time of 4:09.31 at the Clemson Games 2007-08 Highlights • Red-shirted both the indoor and outdoor seasons due to injury

Oak Ridge High School Highlights • Led cross country team to three state championships and was team captain his senior season • Team placed 17th at the Nike XC Nationals • Best individual finish was third at the state championships • Earned three letters apiece in cross country and track • Coached by Allen Etheridge Personal • Born 3/29/91 • Majoring in engineering • Son of George Ostrouchov and Susan Blackford

2006-07 Outdoor Highlights • Held the top times on the team in both the 800m and 1500m events • Ran a 1:56.74 in the 800m at the Clemson Invitational • Best effort in the 1500m was 3:56.14 at the Solid Orange Classic

ALEX PADGETT Throws 6-6 • Red-Shirt Junior Rock Hill, SC

2006-07 Indoor Highlights • Top performer in the 800m for the Tigers, his best effort was 1:56.18 at the ACC Championships, where he finished 13th in the preliminary round 2005-06 Outdoor Highlights • Top 1500m runner on the team, his best time was 3:51.03 at the Georgia Tech Invitational in May • Ran 3:52.67 at the ACC Championships to qualify for the finals • Also ran the 800m in 1:53.92 at the Yellow Jacket Invitational 2005-06 Indoor Highlights • Top perfomer for the Tigers in the mile, his best time of the season for Clemson in that event was 4:14.36

Career Honors • All-ACC, Hammer Throw (2009) • NCAA East Region Qualifier, Shot Put & Hammer Throw (2009) • USA Junior Championships Participant, Hammer Throw (2007) Clemson Highlights • Ranks third in Clemson history in the hammer throw, fifth in the shot put, & fifth in the weight throw

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MEN’S BIOS JEFFREY PENNINGS Distance 6-0 • Freshman Goshen, NY

2008-09 Outdoor Highlights • NCAA East Regional participant in both the hammer throw and shot put • Ranks third in Clemson history in the hammer after a throw of 197’0” at Georgia Tech • Earned first-ever All-ACC certificate with third-place finish in the hammer throw • Moved to fifth in Clemson’s record books with a mark of 56’10” in the shot put at the Orange & Purple Classic 2008-09 Indoor Highlights • Ascended to #5 position in Clemson record books in the weight throw with a mark of 59’7.5” at the ACC Championships • Finished fourth in the weight throw at ACCs and eighth in the shot put • Best mark in the shot put was a throw of 53’1.75” at the league indoor meet 2007-08 Outdoor Highlights • Moved into fifth place in school history in the hammer throw with a mark of 185’11” at the ACC Championships • Finished fourth overall, just one spot out of being All-ACC for the first time • Also scored for the Tigers at ACCs with a mark of 155’1” in the discus throw 2007-08 Indoor Highlights • Competed in the shot put and weight throw, he was a fourth-place scorer for the Tigers at the ACC Championships in the weight throw with a mark of 55’5.75” • Top performance in the shot put was a distance of 52’5.25” at the Virginia Tech Invitational in early January • Top mark in the weight throw was 55’11.75” at the Clemson Invitational 2006-07 Highlights • Red-shirted both the indoor and outdoor seasons • Finished 11th in the hammer throw at the USA Junior Championships

Goshen Central High School Highlights • Led team to section IX championship in cross country • Earned four varsity letters in track & field and two in cross country • Coached by Andy Krish and J.B. Russo Personal • Born 7/4/91 • Majoring in chemistry

MARK PEPIN Distance 5-10 • Senior Blythewood, SC Ben Lippen High School Highlights • Earned three varsity letters in soccer and one in cross country • Earned all-state and all-region honors in cross country in 2006 • Led high school to state championship • Coached by George Johnson Personal • Born 5/31/88 • Son of Paul and Brenda Pepin • Majoring in chemical engineering

Fort Mill High School Highlights • State champion in the shot put in 2006 • Set the school record in the shot put in 2006 • Two-time MVP for his high school team • Earned two letters in football and three in track & field Personal • Born 2/2/88 in Augusta, GA • Majoring in industrial engineering • Named to 2008-09 ACC Academic Honor Roll • Father, James, was a college quarterback and brother, Richard, was a pitcher for College of Charleston’s baseball team

SHANE REIGHARD Distance 5-10 • Junior Clemson, SC 2008-09 Outdoor Highlights • Competed in the 10K at the ACC Championships and placed 21st

Best Collegiate Marks • Shot Put - 56’10” • Weight Throw - 59’7.5” • Discus - 156’10” • Hammer - 197’0”

2008-09 Indoor Highlights • Top time in the mile run was 4:29.23 at the Clemson Games • Best effort in the 3000m run was a time of 8:51.78 at the Tiger Paw Invitational

Alex Padgett

2007-08 Highlights • Did not compete outdoors • Competed in the indoor mile run, where his best time was 4:37.51 at the Tiger Invitational D.W. Daniel High School Highlights • Two-time All-State performer • Regional cross country champion in 2005 • Earned two letters in cross country and one in track Personal • Born 2/26/88 • Majoring in genetics • Named to 2008-09 ACC Academic Honor Roll Best Collegiate Times • Mile - 4:29.23 • 3000m - 8:51.78

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MEN’S BIOS JORDAN RISPRESS Hurdles 6-2 • Freshman Hilliard, OH

• Scored at the SEC Outdoor Championships with eighth-place finish in 110m hurdles • SEC Freshman-of-the-Week on Apr. 11 following his victory and personal best 13.68 at the Sea Ray Relays • Best indoor time was a 7.96 in the 60m hurdles at Virginia Tech

Career Honors • USA Today and Track & Field News All-American (2009) • USA Junior All-American, 400m hurdles (2008) Hilliard Darby High School Highlights • Runner-up in the 400m hurdles at the 2009 Nike Outdoor Nationals • Boys’ high school champion in the 400m hurdles at 2009 Penn Relays • USA Junior All-American in 2008 in the 400m hurdles • State champion in the 300m hurdles as a senior, he was also All-State in the 110m hurdles • Regional champion in 300m hurdles as a senior • Ohio high school record-holder in the 400m hurdles (51.54) • State runner-up in 300m hurdles as a junior in 2008 • Team MVP as a senior and Rookie-of-the-Year as a freshman • Earned four letters in track and two in football • Coached by Martin Jackson Personal • Born 11/5/90 • Son of Larry and Lisa Rispress • Majoring in pre-business

R.J. Reynolds High School Highlights • Four-time All-American, he was fourth in the 110m hurdles at both the 2006 and 2007 Nike Outdoor Nationals • Won the 55m hurdles (7.35) at the 2007 AAU Southern Indoor Championships • Won the 110m hurdles at the 2006 AAU Junior Olympics, he was sixth in the 400m hurdles at the same meet • State runner-up at the 2006 meet in the 110m hurdles • Coached by Norman Trzaskoma and Derrick Speas Personal • Born 5/18/89 • Son of Charlton Rolle and Selinda V. Hardy • Attended same high school as Clemson freshman La’Mont Jackson Best Collegiate Times • 60m Hurdles - 7.83 • 110m Hurdles - 13.68 • 400m Hurdles - 52.83

MICHAEL SIMMERSON Hurdles 6-1 • Sophomore Swannanoa, NC

WILL ROBINSON Jumps 5-9 • Freshman Chadds Ford, PA Archmere Academy Highlights • 2008 Nike Outdoor All-American after a fifth-place finish in the long jump (22’10”) • Placed eighth in the event at the 2008 Nike Outdoor Nationals • Three-time state champion in the long jump • State runner-up in both 55m and 100m dash events as a senior in 2009 • Earned four varsity letters in track & field and one in basketball • Coached by Patrick Riley Personal • Born 6/26/91 • Son of Richard and Barbara Robinson • Major is undeclared

Charlotte Highlights (2009) • Ranked third on the team in both the 55m hurdles and 110m hurdles • Top time in 110m hurdles was 14.69 at the Atlantic-10 Championships Owen High School Highlights • Member of three conference championship teams • Two-time team MVP, he was also conference MVP in 2007 and region MVP in 2008 • School record-holder in 110m hurdles, 300m hurdles and 200m dash Personal • Born 3/14/90 • Son of Mike and Beverly Tavener • Majoring in language & international trade

CHARLTON ROLLE Hurdles 6-0 • Junior Winston-Salem, NC Career Honors • NCAA Qualifier, 110m Hurdles (2008-09) • All-Mideast Region, 110m Hurdles (2008-09) • NCAA Provisional Qualifier, 60m Hurdles (2009) • NCAA Mideast Region Qualifier, 110m Hurdles (2008-09) 2008-09 Highlights (University of Tennessee) • Placed third in the 110m hurdles at the NCAA Mideast Regional with a time of 13.77 • Finished 14th at the NCAA Outdoor Championships in the event • Posted top career time indoors in the 60m hurdles with a 7.83 at the Virginia Tech Last Chance Meet, a provisional NCAA qualifying mark 2007-08 Highlights (University of Tennessee) • All-Mideast Region via a sixth-place finish in the 110m hurdles, he posted a time of 13.78 in the final • Advanced to NCAA Outdoor Championships in the event, placing 15th overall

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Michael Simmerson

MEN’S BIOS CHRIS SLATE Distance 5-8 • Red-Shirt Sophomore Wilmington, DE

CHRIS SPEAR Pole Vault 5-10 • Senior Montgomery, AL

2008-09 Outdoor Highlights • Top performer in the 1500m for the Tigers • Best effort of the season was a time of 4:02.34 at the Florida Relays

Career Honors • All-ACC, Indoor Pole Vault (2008) • NCAA Provisional Qualifier, Indoor Pole Vault (2008-09) • NCAA East Region Qualifier, Pole Vault (2009) • USA Junior Championships Participant, Pole Vault (2007)

2008-09 Indoor Highlights • Competed primarily in the mile run, his best time was 4:16.52 at the Tiger Paw Invitational held at Clemson’s indoor facility 2007-08 Highlights • Red-shirted the outdoor season • Competed indoors, where his top performance of the season was a time of 9:01.43 in the 3000m run at the Clemson Opener Concord High School Highlights • Won DIAA (Delaware Interscholastic Athletics Association) Division II state championships in 2006 in both the 800m and 1600m events • Also won the 800m run as a senior in 2007 • Placed third in the 1600m at the 2007 state championships • First-team All-State in cross country as a junior and senior • Second-team All-State as a sophomore in cross country Personal • Born 2/22/89 • Majoring in economics Best Collegiate Times • 1000m - 2:31.72 • Mile - 4:16.52 • 3000m - 8:52.71

Clemson Highlights • Ranks third in school history in the indoor pole vault and fifth in the outdoor pole vault 2008-09 Outdoor Highlights • Competed in just one event due to a groin injury • Finished ninth at the ACC Championships after clearing 15’7” 2008-09 Indoor Highlights • Placed sixth at the ACC Championships in the pole vault • Best clearance of his career came at the Tiger Paw Invitational, where he hit a height of 17’2.25” • NCAA provisional qualifier for the second straight season in the event 2007-08 Outdoor Highlights • Matched personal best with a clearance of 17’0.75” at the Penn Relays, where he finished third • Placed fourth at the ACC Championships in the vault after clearing 16’6.75” in swirling wind conditions • Also cleared 17’0.75” at the Orange & Purple Classic 2007-08 Indoor Highlights • Showed great improvement toward the end of his sophomore indoor season • Became the fourth Clemson student-athlete to clear 17’0” in the pole vault after clearing 17’0.75” at the ACC Championships • Finished in third place to earn his first-ever All-ACC honor in the event • Cleared 17’0” at the Virginia Tech Last Chance meet as well

BOBBY SMITH Sprints 5-8 • Sophomore Columbia, SC

2006-07 Outdoor Highlights • Cleared season-best height of 16’0.75” at the Clemson Relays • Had a clearance of 15’7” at the Georgia Relays to start the outdoor season • Competed at the USA Junior Championships

Eau Claire High School Highlights • 2008 graduate Personal • Born 4/26/90 • Majoring in chemistry

Chris Spear Bobby Smith

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MEN’S BIOS 2006-07 Indoor Highlights • Tigers’ #2 vaulter behind Mitch Greeley • Top clearance was 16’9.5” at the ACC Championships, where he finished fourth • That clearance ranks fourth in school history in the indoor pole vault

C.J. Spiller

Spain Park High School Highlights • 2005 indoor state-best performance • Indoor state pole vault record-holder • Awarded four varsity letters in track & field • Member of three-time state championship track & field team Personal • Born 4/1/88 • Majoring in community recreation, sport, & camp management • Named to 2008-09 ACC Academic Honor Roll Best Collegiate Marks • Pole Vault – 17’2.25”

C.J. SPILLER Sprints 5-11 • Graduate Lake Butler, FL Career Honors • NCAA Qualifier, 60m (2008) • NCAA Qualifier, 100m (2009) & 4x100m (2007, 2009) • USTFCCCA All-American, 60m (2008) • USTFCCCA All-American, 4x100m (2007, 2009) • NCAA East Region Champion, 4x100m (2009) • NCAA East Region Runner-Up, 4x100m (2007) • All-East Region, 100m & 200m (2008), 4x100m (2007, 2009) • All-ACC, 60m (2008) & 100m (2007, 2009) • NCAA East Region Qualifier, 100m, 200m, & 4x100m (2007-09) Clemson Highlights • Ranks fifth in Clemson history in the 60m dash and tied for 10th in the 100m dash 2008-09 Outdoor Highlights • Ran second leg on the Tigers’ victorious NCAA East Regional 4x100m relay • Team posted a school record and Irwin Belk Track record with time of 38.78 • Qualified for NCAA Championships as an at-large in the 100m dash • Earned All-ACC honor in 100m dash after runner-up finish to teammate Jacoby Ford • Established personal best in both the 100m (10.22) and 200m (20.91) at the Orange & Purple Classic at the Rock Norman Track 2008-09 Indoor Highlights • NCAA provisional qualifier in the 60m dash, his best time was a 6.65 at the Virginia Tech Qualifier on the final weekend prior to the NCAA Championships • His time was one of the strongest provisionals, but he was not extended a bid to NCAAs • Placed seventh in the 60m dash at the ACC Championships with a time of 6.77 • Competed in the 200m dash and put together his best time of the season (22.05) in the preliminary round at ACCs 2007-08 Outdoor Highlights • Ran a 10.59 in the 100m prelims at the ACC Championships and finished fourth at the league meet in Atlanta, GA • Posted regional-qualifying time of 10.33 at the Orange & Purple Classic, where he also ran third leg with the Tigers’ 4x100m relay team that ran a season-best 39.23 • Qualified for the East Region meet in the 200m with a time of 21.23, his best time in the event was 20.96 at the regionals in Tallahassee, FL • Placed sixth in the 100m and seventh in the 200m at regionals, recording top career time in both, including a 10.29 in the 100m prelims

the nation at 6.58, recording the time in a win at the Carolina Classic in Chapel Hill, NC in early February • The time is the fifth-best in school history, behind only four current or former AllAmericans • Earned first All-ACC certificate in the 60m dash after finishing runner-up to teammate Travis Padgett at the league meet in Chapel Hill, posting a time of 6.70 in the final • Finished fifth in the 200m dash (22.04) at ACCs 2006-07 Outdoor Highlights • Qualified for the NCAA Championships as a member of the 4x100m relay team, where he helped the squad to a seventh-place finish as the anchor leg • Earned first-ever All-ACC certificate after placing third in the 100m dash, behind a pair of national top performers (Travis Padgett, Greg Bolden) • Helped 4x100m relay team to a runner-up finish at ACCs • Regional qualifier in the 100m, his top time was 10.41 at the Clemson Invitational 2006-07 Indoor Highlights • Scored for the Tigers at the ACC Championships in the 60m with a time of 6.74, which was an NCAA provisional qualifying effort in the event Union County High School Highlights • State champion in the 100m (10.42) and 200m at the AA level • Won the 100m at the Golden West Meet, a national meet held in June, 2006 in California, where he also finished second in the 200m • First-team USA Today and Parade All-American in football selected Clemson for football and track over Florida, Florida State, Miami (FL), and Southern California Personal • Born 8/15/87 • Earned undergraduate degree in sociology in December of 2009 • Established ACC record for career all-purpose yardage, when he was a first-team All-American in 2009 as a kickoff return specialist • Finalist for the Doak Walker Award as a senior and finished sixth in the balloting for the Heisman Trophy, given to the nation’s top college football player • Unanimous freshman All-American in football in 2006 after he rushed for 938 yards and scored a total of 12 touchdowns • Second-team All-ACC as a sophomore return specialist in 2007, he was a first-team All-ACC honoree in 2008 as a junior when he led the ACC in all-purpose yardage • Named to 2007-08 ACC Academic Honor Roll and made Dean’s List in fall of 2008 Best Collegiate Times • 55m - 6.31 • 60m - 6.58 • 100m - 10.22 • 200m - 20.91

2007-08 Indoor Highlights • Earned All-America honors in the 60m dash as the 10th-place finisher and eighthbest American • Had a time of 6.67 in the prelims, but did not qualify for the finals • Qualified for the NCAA Championships automatically with the second-best time in

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MEN’S BIOS JONATHAN SUNDE Distance 5-11 • Red-Shirt Sophomore Charlotte, NC 2008-09 Outdoor Highlights • Best time in the 5K was 15:06.77 at the Florida Relays • Recorded a time of 9:54.19 at the ACC Championships 2008-09 Indoor Highlights • Top performer on the team in the longer distances, his best 3K time of the season was 8:39.24 at the Tiger Paw Invitational • Only competitor in the 5K all season for Clemson, he posted a time of 15:14.16 at the ACC Championships 2007-08 Highlights • Red-shirted the outdoor season • Competed in the distance events, where his best performance was a time of 8:50.19 at the Tiger Invitational in the 3000m run Charlotte Catholic High School Highlights • Claimed indoor track state title in the 3200m in 2007, he was outdoor runner-up • Named All-Region, All-Conference, and All-Mecklenburg County

2007-08 Outdoor Highlights • Continued to be the team’s top competitor in the 800m, where his top time was 1:54.93 at the Solid Orange Classic 2007-08 Indoor Highlights • Top performer on the team in the 800m, his best time was 1:56.10 at the Tyson Invitational Northville High School Highlights • Earned All-America honors at the 2006 Junior Olympics in the 1500m • Placed third at the state championships in 2006 in the 1600m • Named conference MVP in 2007 after winning 800m and 1600m events Personal • Born 5/31/89 • Majoring in financial management • Named to 2007-08 ACC Academic Honor Roll Best Collegiate Times • 800m - 1:53.08 • 1000m - 2:31.46 • Mile - 4:29.01

Personal • Born 1/15/89 • Majoring in mechanical engineering • Father, Lindell, ran track in college in South Dakota (1970-74) • Named to 2007-08 ACC Academic Honor Roll

STEPHEN WHITE Throws 6-4 • Red-Shirt Sophomore Beaufort, SC

Best Collegiate Times • Mile - 4:21.68 • 3000m - 8:39.24 • 5000m - 15:14.16

2008-09 Outdoor Highlights • Improved thrower focused primarily on the discus, where his best mark of the season was 151’11” at the Florida Relays 2008-09 Indoor Highlights • Scorer in the weight throw at the ACC Championships, he placed seventh overall with a personal best mark of 55’3” (10th-best in school history)

XAVIER TROMP Pole Vault 6-3 • Senior Lingolsheim, France

2007-08 Highlights • Red-shirted the outdoor season; competed indoors in the shot put, where his best mark was 49’2.5” at the Virginia Tech Invitational

Pre-Clemson Highlights • Member of the French national team from 2003-06 • Owns personal best clearance of 18’2.5” (5.55m), which he accomplished indoors in 2006 • Best outdoor clearance has been 18’0.5” (5.50m) on multiple occasions Personal • Born 3/3/84 • Came to Clemson on an international student exchange program and will have one year to compete with the Tigers

JASEN TURNBULL Middle Distance 6-0 • Junior Northville, MI

Beaufort High School Highlights • All-State in the shot put as a senior after finishing runner-up at the AAAA state meet • Won shot put with a personal best 56’8.5” at the 2007 Taco Bell Classic • All-Region in football from 2004-06 Personal • Born 6/4/88 • Majoring in construction science & management Best Collegiate Marks • Shot Put - 50’7.25” • Weight Throw - 55’3”

OBA WILSON Sprints 5-8 • Freshman Lexington, KY

2008-09 Outdoor Highlights • Middle distance performer improved his times in the 800m as a sophomore • Season-best was 1:53.08 at the Orange & Purple Classic 2008-09 Indoor Highlights • One of the team’s top performers in middle distance • Top 800m time of the season was 1:56.21 at the Tiger Paw Invitational • Turned in team’s best time in the 1000m run at the Clemson Games

Lexington Catholic High School Highlights • 2007 state champion in 200m dash and runner-up in 100m • All-State performer in the 100m on three occasions, AllState in 200m in 2008 • Led 4x100m relay to state championship in 2008 • 2009 region champion in 100m and 200m dash events • Earned four varsity letters in track, three in football; coached by William Leach Personal • Born 8/29/91 • Majoring in pre-business

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OFF THE TRACK

Each fall, members of all athletic teams at Clemson are honored prior to the first home football game in what is known as the â&#x20AC;&#x153;Parade of Athletes.â&#x20AC;? Members of the Clemson track & field team received a warm ovation from a crowd of nearly 80,000 as the Tigers took on Middle Tennessee to kick off the 2009 football season.

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WOMENâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S ROSTER Name Kelsey Armstrong Sonni Austin Jenna Baker Carlin Bartlett Maggie Bernard Elyse Borisko Jasmine Brunson Linda Buchholz Stephanie Buffo Mycaiah Clemons Samantha Eastwood Jasmine Edgerson Karine Farias Michaylin Golladay Molly Hubbard Taylor Hughes Janice Jackson Stormy Kendrick Caroline Kennedy Lauren Klas Alyssa Kulik Jackie Lauer Patricia Mamona Amy Morrison Amanda Nelson Brittany Pringley Lauren Reen Brianna Rollins Kim Ruck Candace Sapp Kristine Scott April Sinkler Brannon Sulka Sarah Turman Ashley Vaughn Bethanie Wachna Brittney Waller Liane Weber Sheliah Williams Nakeisha Wineglass

Height 5-2 5-10 5-10 5-5 5-7 5-2 5-6 6-0 5-4 5-10 5-5 5-4 5-8 5-7 5-5 5-5 5-8 5-3 5-7 5-5 5-5 5-3 5-4 5-7 5-0 5-4 5-7 5-5 5-6 5-3 5-2 5-7 5-3 5-5 5-8 5-10 5-10 5-10 5-7 5-3

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Hometown Talbott, TN Decatur, GA Bellevue, OH Charlotte, NC Charlotte, NC Ellicott City, MD Southampton, Bermuda Bad Segeberg, Germany Spartanburg, SC New Kensington, PA Columbia, SC Marietta, GA Porto Alegre, Brazil Upper Marlboro, MD Seneca, SC Greer, SC Brooklyn, NY Gastonia, NC Orlando, FL Simpsonville, SC Simpsonville, SC Fishers, IN Lisbon, Portugal Fenton, MI Anderson, SC Miami, FL Orlando, FL Miami, FL Greer, SC Sumter, SC Orlando, FL Stafford, VA Bluffton, SC Taylors, SC Monroe, NC Windsor, Ontario, Canada Greenville, SC Wangen, Germany Anderson, SC Alexandria, VA

Event(s) Distance Hurdles Distance Pole Vault Distance Distance Jumps High Jump/Javelin Distance Hurdles Distance Hurdles/Sprints Multi-Events Hurdles/Jumps Distance Distance Hurdles/Sprints Sprints Pole Vault Distance Distance Pole Vault Jumps Pole Vault Distance Sprints Distance Hurdles Distance Distance Sprints Jumps Distance Distance Distance Throws Throws Multi-Events Sprints Jumps

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Linda Buchholz Stephanie Buffo Mycaiah Clemons Karine Farias Michaylin Golladay Lauren Klas Patricia Mamona Bethanie Wachna Liane Weber Sheliah Williams

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Director of Track & Field: Lawrence Johnson Assistant Coaches: Tim Hall, Brad Herbster, Mario Wilson, Shawn Cobey Note: * denotes student-athlete has red-shirted one season.

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WOMEN’S BIOS KELSEY ARMSTRONG Distance 5-2 • Sophomore Talbott, TN

Jenna Baker

Morristown West High School Highlights • Led cross country team to state championships in 2005 and 2006 • Led cross country team to four conference and region championships • Earned four varsity letters in cross country and track • Coached by Raymond Farmer and Jan Haney Personal • Born 6/6/89 • Majoring in nursing • Daughter of Karen and Jeff Armstrong • National club champion in cross country in 2008 • Has been the top female finisher in half marathons in Memphis and Knoxville over the past two years • Competed with the cross country team in the fall and won the season opener at the Gamecock Invitational, her first-ever varsity collegiate competition

SONNI AUSTIN Hurdles 5-10 • Freshman Decatur, GA Miller Grove High School Highlights • Three-time AAAA state champion in the 300m hurdles • Two-time USATF National runner-up in the 300m hurdles • Four-time region champion • AAAA runner-up 100m hurdles as a senior Personal • Born 12/5/90 • Daughter of Maria Austin • Majoring in nursing

Personal • Born 12/16/88 • Majoring in nursing • Daughter of Cheryl Baker • Two-time member of the ACC Academic Honor Roll • Earned All-ACC and All-Region honors in the fall of 2008 with Clemson cross country Best Collegiate Times • 1500m - 4:43.48 • Mile - 5:05.65 • 3000m - 9:55.43 • 5000m - 17:50.19 • 10,000m - 36:57.43

JENNA BAKER Distance 5-10 • Junior Bellevue, OH

CARLIN BARTLETT Pole Vault 5-5 • Sophomore Charlotte, NC

Clemson Highlights • Ranks seventh in Clemson history in the indoor 5000m and ninth in the indoor 3000m

2008-09 Outdoor Highlights • Competed in the pole vault at the Orange & Purple Classic, where she cleared a height of 11’1.75”

2008-09 Outdoor Highlights • Scored at the ACC Championships in the 10,000m run • Posted a time of 36:57.43 to finish seventh overall in the field 2008-09 Indoor Highlights • Top performer on the team in both the 3K and 5K • Her best performance of the season in the 5K was a time of 17:50.19 at the ACC Championships, she finished 14th overall but dominated the first of two sections 2007-08 Outdoor Highlights • Ran the 5000m at the ACC Championships, where she finished 15th with a time of 18:06.10 • Also posted the team’s top time in the 1500m, with a 4:43.48 at the Florida Relays 2007-08 Indoor Highlights • Top performer on the team in the 3000m, she had a time of 9:55.43 at the Tom Jones Memorial Classic, where she became the first Lady Tiger to go under 10 minutes since the 2000 season • Also competed in the mile, her top time was 5:05.65 at the Virginia Tech Elite Meet

2008-09 Indoor Highlights • Competed in the pole vault in three different meets, her top clearance was 10’10.75” at the Tiger Paw Invitational Charlotte Christian School Highlights • Earned state championship as a senior with a school, conference, and state record clearance in the pole vault • Named 2008 track & field team MVP Personal • Born 5/14/90 • Majoring in landscape architecture • Named to 2008-09 ACC Academic Honor Roll • Daughter of Dale and Julie Bartlett • Mother was a gymnast at the University of South Carolina

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WOMEN’S BIOS MAGGIE BERNARD Distance 5-7 • Senior Charlotte, NC

JASMINE BRUNSON Jumps 5-6 • Freshman Southampton, Bermuda

Career Honors • ACC Sportsmanship Award winner (2008-09) 2008-09 Highlights • Sat out the entire indoor season, but did compete outdoors at the USATF State Meet in Columbia, SC in the 1500m 2007-08 Outdoor Highlights • Posted the top time of the season for the Lady Tigers in the 3000m steeplechase at 11:54.40 at the Solid Orange Classic 2007-08 Indoor Highlights • Competed in the 3000m and 5000m events, her best effort was time of 19:01.60 in the 5K at the Clemson Invitational 2006-07 Outdoor Highlights • Competed primarily in the steeplechase, her top time of the year was 12:35.45 at the Solid Orange Classic 2007-08 Indoor Highlights • Competed in the 3000m for the Lady Tigers, where her top time of the season was at the Tiger Classic, she crossed the finish line in 11:11.07 Charlotte Catholic High School Highlights • Led team to state championships in 2002, 2003, and 2004 • Earned All-State honors in cross country in 2002 and 2004 • Earned All-Conference honors in track in 2005 • Named Conference Runner of the Year in 2004 when she was the conference champion • Earned the Most Inspirational award in 2003 • Earned four varsity letters in both track and cross country Personal • Born 8/25/88 • Majoring in wildlife & fisheries biology • Three-time member of the ACC Academic Honor Roll • Daughter of Gail and Mike Bernard • She and her cross country teammates raised over $4,000 for the campus’ Relay For Life in the spring of 2009 Best Collegiate Times • 1500m – 5:13.25 • 3000m – 11:10.14 • 3000mSC – 11:54.40 • 5000m – 19:01.60

Bermuda High School Highlights • All-American after third-place finish at the National Scholastic Indoor Championships in 2007 • Placed sixth in the under-20 long jump at the 2009 Carifta Games in St. Lucia • Placed sixth in the high school long jump at the 2008 Penn Relays • Won under-17 girls long jump at the 2006 CAC (Central American and Caribbean) Games in Trinidad Personal • Born 10/12/91 • Daughter of Jon Brunson • Majoring in visual arts

LINDA BUCHHOLZ High Jump/Javelin 6-0 • Senior Bad Segeberg, Germany Career Honors • All-ACC, Javelin Throw (2007, 2009) • NCAA Provisional Qualifier, Pentathlon & Heptathlon (2007) • NCAA East Region Qualifier, Javelin Throw (2007-09) & High Jump (2009) • All-ACC Academic, Track & Field (2007) • All-ACC Academic, Outdoor Track & Field (2009) Clemson Highlights • Ranks first in Clemson history in the javelin throw, tied for second in the outdoor high jump, third in the pentathlon, third in the heptathlon, & fifth in the indoor high jump 2008-09 Outdoor Highlights • Top competitor for the Tiger women’s team in the high jump • Best clearance was 5’8.75” in a winning effort at the Orange & Purple Classic • Regional qualifier in both the javelin and high jump • Top throw in the javelin was 148’5” at the ACC Championships, where she earned her second career all-conference honor 2008-09 Indoor Highlights • Competed in the pentathlon, where her top score was a total of 3,664 points in a

ELYSE BORISKO Distance 5-2 • Freshman Ellicott City, MD Howard High School Highlights • All-State and All-Metro runner in cross country • Led team to three state championship appearances and two regional championships (2007, 2008) • Named Howard County Striders Youth Runner-of-the-

Linda Buchholz

Year in 2006 • Earned four varsity letters in track, and three in cross country • Coached by Matthew Stump Personal • Born 7/5/91 • Majoring in biological sciences • Daughter of Kathy Borisko

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WOMEN’S BIOS STEPHANIE BUFFO Distance 5-4 • Junior Spartanburg, SC

fourth-place finish at the JRF Multi-Event Challenge • Best individual event remained the high jump, she cleared a personal best 5’8.5” during the pentathlon at the ACC Championships 2007-08 Outdoor Highlights • Top javelin thrower on the squad for the second straight season • Placed 11th at the East Region Championships after a season-best throw of 149’4” • Recorded a regional-qualifying distance of 148’7” at the Yellow Jacket Invitational • Finished seventh in the javelin competition at the ACC Championships 2007-08 Indoor Highlights • Competed in the multi-events, she finished eighth at the ACC indoor meet in the pentathlon with a total of 3,456 points • Top event at the league meet was the high jump, where she cleared 5’6” 2006-07 Outdoor Highlights • Ranks first in school history in the javelin throw after just one season • Recorded an outstanding toss of 152’5” at the Yellow Jacket Invitational • Also posted regional-qualifying marks in the javelin at the ACC Championships and Solid Orange Classic • Had a throw of 143’0” at ACCs, finishing third overall for her first All-ACC honor as a Lady Tiger • Posted NCAA provisional qualifying mark in the heptathlon at the Tiger Multi-Event Open, where her point total of 5,206 was good enough for third in Clemson’s record books as well in the multi-event competition 2006-07 Indoor Highlights • Ranks in the top-five performance areas of the high jump and pentathlon after just one season with the program • Posted season-best total of 3,870 points in the pentathlon, third-best in school history • She accomplished the feat at the ACC Championships, where she placed fifth overall • Posted an NCAA provisional qualifying point total at that meet and at the JRF MultiEvent Challenge • Cleared 5’7.75”, a season-best, in the high jump at the JRF Multi-Event Challenge • Finished fourth in the pentathlon at that meet • Finished fifth in the high jump at the ACC Championships with a clearance of 5’6” Pre-Clemson Highlights • Member of the German national track & field team • Earned fourth-place finishes at the German National Championship in the high jump, pentathlon, and heptathlon Personal • Born 4/7/87 • Majoring in marketing • Daughter of Bernhard and Jutta Buchholz • Two-time member of the ACC Academic Honor Roll

Clemson Highlights • Ranks second in Clemson history in the 3000m steeplechase 2008-09 Outdoor Highlights • Top performance in the steeplechase was at the ACC Championships, where she scored a time of 11:22.56 2008-09 Indoor Highlights • Main event was the 3000m run, her best time in the event was 10:16.17 as she placed seventh at the Tiger Paw Invitational 2007-08 Highlights • Red-shirted the outdoor season • Top performer on the team in the indoor mile run, her best time was 5:03.18 at the Tom Jones Classic in Florida • Had a strong time of 10:12.27, second-best on the team, in the 3000m Dorman High School Highlights • Three-time All-State selection in track • Spartanburg County record-holder in the 3200m run • Named All-Area and All-Academic by the Spartanburg Herald-Journal during the 2006 cross country season • Led high school to state championship in cross country in 2004, while earning runner-up individual finish • Earned All-State and All-Region honors for cross country in 2006 • Earned six varsity letters in both cross country and track Personal • Born 3/10/89 • Majoring in health science • Father, Gerald, played football at Duquesne University • Daughter of Gerald and Laura Buffo • Two-time member of the ACC Academic Honor Roll Best Collegiate Times • Mile - 5:03.18 • 3000m - 10:12.27 • 3000mSC - 11:22.56

Stephanie Buffo

Best Collegiate Marks 55m - 8.01 60m - 8.58 100m - 13.71 200m - 26.32 800m - 2:35.17 55m Hurdles - 8.81 60m Hurdles - 8.87 100m Hurdles - 14.59 High Jump - 5’8.75” Long Jump - 19’3.75” Shot Put - 40’3.25” Javelin Throw - 152’5” Pentathlon - 3,870 points Heptathlon - 5,206 points

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WOMEN’S BIOS MYCAIAH CLEMONS Hurdles 5-10 • Graduate New Kensington, PA

JASMINE EDGERSON Hurdles/Sprints 5-4 • Freshman Marietta, GA

Career Honors • NCAA Provisional Qualifier, 60m Hurdles (2009) • NCAA Qualifier, 100m Hurdles (2009) • NCAA East Region Qualifier, 100m Hurdles (2007-09) • Big East Champion, 60m Hurdles (2009) • Big East Champion, 100m Hurdles (2009) 2008-09 Highlights (University of Pittsburgh) • Won Big East championships in both the 60m hurdles (8.36) and 100m hurdles (13.59) • NCAA provisional qualifier in the 60m hurdles, her time was a school record • NCAA Outdoor Championships participant in the 100m hurdles • Posted career-best time of 13.29 and finished fifth in 100m hurdles at the Texas Relays • Two-time Big East Women’s Track Athlete-of-the-Week 2007-08 Highlights (University of Pittsburgh) • Runner-up in the 60m hurdles at the Big East Championships • Placed fourth in the 100m hurdles with time of 13.65 at the Big East Championships • Placed second in 60m hurdles at ECAC Indoor Championships 2006-07 Highlights (University of Pittsburgh) • Placed fourth at Big East Championships in 100m hurdles • Finished second at ECAC Indoor Championships in 60m hurdles Valley High School Highlights • All-American via fourth-place finish in 55m hurdles in 2005 • Earned four varsity letters and was two-time MVP at the Baldwin Invitational Personal • Born 3/28/87 • Graduate student enrolled in youth development leadership, she earned her undergraduate degree in communications from Pittsburgh • Daughter of Antoinette Vaugh and Lance Clemons Best Collegiate Times • 60m Hurdles - 8.36 • 100m Hurdles - 13.29

Campbell High School Highlights • AAAAA state champion in the 100m hurdles from 200709 • Three-time All-State in the 200m dash • Four-time region champion in the hurdles • Holds school records in both the 100m hurdles (13.94) and 200m dash (24.35) • Coached by Mike McCloud and Kyle Turner Personal • Born 6/6/91 • Majoring in health science

KARINE FARIAS Multi-Events 5-8 • Freshman Porto Alegre, Brazil Pre-Clemson Highlights • Member of the Brazilian national youth team in 2007 and national junior team in 2008 • Broke national record in the heptathlon with 5,373 points in Porto Alegre in 2008 • Placed fifth at the IAAF World Youth Championships in the heptathlon in 2007 • Placed 12th at the IAAF World Junior Championships in the heptathlon in 2008 • Silver medalist at the under-23 South American Championships in 2008 • Bronze medalist at the under-23 South American Championships in 2007 • Youth national champion in combined events in Brazil in 2007 Personal • Born 3/23/90 • Majoring in pre-business • From the same hometown as former NCAA champion Gisele Oliveira, who competed at Clemson in the jumps from 2002-05

MICHAYLIN GOLLADAY Hurdles/Jumps 5-7 • Red-Shirt Junior Upper Marlboro, MD

SAMANTHA EASTWOOD Distance 5-5 • Sophomore Columbia, SC Spring Valley High School Highlights • Named team’s most valuable hurdler as a senior • Led 4x800m relay team to state championship in 2006 • Finished seventh in the state in the 400m hurdles in 2008 • Earned three letters in cross country and track & field • Coached by Shauna Bell Personal • Born 8/29/90 • Majoring in elementary education • Daughter of Diann and Fred Eastwood

Career Honors • NCAA Provisional Qualifier, 60m Hurdles (2009) Clemson Highlights • Ranks second in Clemson history in the 60m hurdles and fifth in the pentathlon 2008-09 Highlights • Red-shirted the outdoor season • NCAA provisional qualifier during indoor season in the 60m hurdles • Moved into second place in Clemson record books after posting a personal-best time of 8.32 at the Virginia Tech Qualifier in March • Scored at the ACC Championships with a fifth-place finish in the 60m hurdles, her time was 8.38 at the league meet • Also competed in the multi-events as a junior, she posted a total of 3,447 points in the pentathlon at the JRF Multi-Event Challenge • Ran opening leg for the Tigers’ fifth-place 4x400m relay team at the ACC meet 2007-08 Outdoor Highlights • Primarily competed with the relays and as an intermediate hurdler • Top 400m hurdles time was 1:02.92 at the Clemson Relays • Helped 4x400m relay to season-best time of 3:48.50 at the ACC Championships • Rran third leg with the Lady Tigers’ shuttle hurdle relay team at Penn Relays that posted a time of 56.35, second-best in school history

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WOMEN’S BIOS 2007-08 Indoor Highlights • Competed across several events, and was the team’s top performer in the quarter mile • Top time in the 400m dash was 58.03 at the ACC Championships 2006-07 Outdoor Highlights • Competed in the sprints, hurdles, relays, and jumps • Helped 4x100m relay team to top time of the season at the Clemson Relays (45.85) • Ran 14.56 in the high hurdles at the Solid Orange Classic

• Daughter of Peter and Wanda Hughes Best Collegiate Times • Mile - 5:25.08 • 3000m - 10:40.29

JANICE JACKSON Hurdles/Sprints 5-8 • Freshman Brooklyn, NY

2006-07 Indoor Highlights • Second-best performer on the team in the 200m dash, she clocked a time of 25.18 at the Niswonger Invitational Largo High School Highlights • 2004 state champion in 100m, 200m, 300m indoor, and long jump • 2005 state champ in 300m outdoor, 200m, and long jump • 2006 state champ in long jump • Winner of four indoor/outdoor letters for track & field • Part of two outdoor state championship teams Personal • Born 4/10/88 • Majoring in health science • Daughter of Sheretta and James Golladay

Personal • Born 10/30/91 in Jamaica • Majoring in history • Suffered an ACL tear prior to enrolling at Clemson, she is likely out for the season

Best Collegiate Marks • 60m – 7.77 • 100m – 12.22 • 200m – 24.84 • 400m – 58.03 • 60m Hurdles – 8.32 • 100m Hurdles – 14.56 • 400m Hurdles - 1:02.92

STORMY KENDRICK Sprints 5-3 • Freshman Gastonia, NC MOLLY HUBBARD Distance 5-5 • Freshman Seneca, SC High School Highlights • Earned one varsity letter apiece in basketball and soccer

Personal • Born 3/2/91 • Majoring in applied economics • Daughter of Dean Hubbard

2008-09 Highlights • Competed in three meets during the outdoor season • Best showing was a time of 5:00.75 in the 1500m at the USATF State Meet Greer High School Highlights • Three-time All-State (2004, 2006-07) • Team captain for cross country and track • Led XC squad to third-place finishes at the AAA state meet in 2006 and 2007 • Spartanburg Herald-Journal Scholar Athlete-of-the-Year for 2006-07 • Helped cross country team to AAA state championships from 2002-04 • Led team to region titles (2004, 2005) Personal • Born 1/5/90 • Majoring in health science • Named to 2008-09 ACC Academic Honor Roll

Forestview High School Highlights • Indoor All-American via third-place finish in 60m dash at the National Scholastic Championships • Earned outdoor All-America status after third-place showing in 100m dash at the Nike meet • AAA state champion in the 100m and 200m dash events as a senior, she also won the 100m dash in 2007 as a sophomore • West Region champion in the 100 and 200 as a senior • Two-time indoor state champion • USA Youth outdoor champion in the 100m dash in 2007 • Coached by Valentino Sykes Personal • Born 1/6/91 • Daughter of Betty Kendrick • Majoring in health science

TAYLOR HUGHES Distance 5-5 • Sophomore Greer, SC

Medgar Evers Prep School Highlights • Two-time indoor All-American, including 2009 when she was third in the 60m hurdles at the National Scholastic meet • Nike Outdoor All-American in 2009 as a senior in the 100m hurdles • Indoor state champion in the 55m hurdles in 2008, she was the Division I runner-up in the 100m hurdles during outdoor season • Two-time indoor city champion • Coached by Dr. James Phipps

CAROLINE KENNEDY Pole Vault 5-7 • Senior Orlando, FL Career Honors • All-East Region, Pole Vault (2007) • All-ACC, Indoor Pole Vault (2007) • NCAA East Region Qualifier, Pole Vault (2007-09) • All-ACC Academic, Track & Field (2007-08) • All-ACC Academic, Indoor Track & Field (2009) • All-ACC Academic, Outdoor Track & Field (2009) Clemson Highlights • Ranks in a tie for first in Clemson history in the indoor & outdoor pole vault 2008-09 Outdoor Highlights • Tied school record in the pole vault, which was set by Sara Young in 2005, with

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WOMEN’S BIOS 12’11.5” clearance at the ACC Championships • Finished fourth in the event at the league meet, one spot shy of an All-ACC selection • Competed at the NCAA East Regional and tied for 10th place

2007-08 Highlights • Red-shirted the indoor season due to injury • Competed in the steeplechase during outdoor season

2008-09 Indoor Highlights • Tied Beth Jordan’s school record with 12’9.5” clearance • Accomplished the feat at the ACC Championships, she finished in sixth place • Cleared 12’8.25” at the Virginia Tech Qualifier in a last chance effort to qualify for the NCAA Indoor Championships

2006-07 Outdoor Highlights • Posted top steeplechase time of the year for the Lady Tigers with a 12:17.13 at the Solid Orange Classic • Also competed in the 1500m, where her best effort was 5:07.10 at the Georgia Relays

2007-08 Outdoor Highlights • Cleared 12’5.5” at the Solid Orange Classic and finished first overall in the pole vault • Cleared 12’1.5” and was seventh at the ACC Championships • Qualified for regionals with a then personal best effort of 12’7.5” at the Georgia Tech Invitational in May 2007-08 Indoor Highlights • Fourth-place finisher at the ACC Championships in the pole vault • Cleared 12’1.5” in the meet, held at UNC’s Eddie Smith Field House • Top effort of the year was a 12’6” clearance, matching her personal best, at the Virginia Tech Last Chance meet in March • Also had a solid clearance of 12’5.5” at Virginia Tech earlier in the season in January 2006-07 Outdoor Highlights • Posted regional-qualifying performance in the pole vault with a clearance of 12’5.5” at the ACC Championships in College Park, MD • Finished fifth in the event at the conference meet • Cleared 12’6” at the East Region Championships and was sixth, one spot shy of earning an automatic bid to the NCAA Championships, she cleared the height on her first try 2006-07 Indoor Highlights • Earned All-ACC honors with a third-place finish at the league meet • She became the first indoor All-ACC pole vaulter for the Lady Tiger program since Mandy McLane in 2001 • Cleared 12’5.5”, which at the time ranked in a tie for third place on Clemson’s all-time indoor performance list in the vault • Also cleared 12’5.5” at the Niswonger Invitational in Johnson City, TN and at the Tiger Classic two weeks prior to the ACC Championships Boone High School Highlights • Named to first-team All-Central Florida for pole vault in 2005 • Named track & field team MVP in 2004 and 2006 • 2006 Wendy’s High School Heisman Award recipient • Top twelve in 2005 Indoor Nationals for pole vault

2006-07 Indoor Highlights • Competed in the 3000m for the Lady Tigers, where her top time was 11:06.37 at the Tiger Classic Mauldin High School Highlights • Named team MVP in 2002 and 2003 for cross country • 2003 and 2004 track MVP • 2003-2006 track and cross country captain • Earned four letters in cross country and five letters in track Personal • Born 11/13/87 • Majoring in marketing • Three-time member of the ACC Academic Honor Roll • Daughter of Don and Jeannie Klas • Father played baseball for N.C. State • Mother played volleyball for Peace College • Sister played soccer for College of Charleston Best Collegiate Times • 1500m – 5:07.10 • Mile - 5:20.87 • 3000m – 10:36.16 • 3000mSC – 12:17.13

ALYSSA KULIK Distance 5-5 • Sophomore Simpsonville, SC 2008-09 Highlights • Competed outdoor season at the Shamrock Invitational, posting a time of 10:44.52 in the 3000m run Mauldin High School Highlights • Two-time state champion at the AAAA level in 2007 (1600m, 3200m) • Won AAAA state cross country championship in 2006 • Named team MVP for cross country from 2004-07 and track from 2005-08 • Led team to three straight (2005-07) AAAA state titles • Holds school track records in five events • All-State in cross country from 2004-07 and track from 2005-08 • Earned four varsity letters in both cross country and track & field

Personal • Born 6/28/88 • Majoring in health science • Three-time member of the ACC Academic Honor Roll • Daughter of Bill and Sally Kennedy Best Collegiate Marks • Pole Vault – 12’11.5”

Personal • Born 2/2/90 • Majoring in psychology • Named to 2008-09 ACC Academic Honor Roll • Daughter of Frank and Karen Kulik

LAUREN KLAS Distance 5-5 • Senior Simpsonville, SC 2008-09 Outdoor Highlights • Competed in three meets, her best effort was a time of 11:46.68 in the steeplechase at the USATF State Meet in Columbia 2008-09 Indoor Highlights • Primary events were the mile and 3000m run • Top time in the mile was 5:20.87 at the Tiger Invitational • Best effort of the season in the 3K was a time of 10:36.16 at the Clemson Games

JACKIE LAUER Pole Vault 5-3 • Freshman Fishers, IN Hamilton Southeastern High School Highlights • 2009 sectional champion • Bill Self Invitational meet record-holder and champion in 2009 • Earned All-State honors as a senior with fifth-place finish • Earned four varsity letters in track & field and two in diving

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WOMEN’S BIOS Personal • Born 4/14/90 • Daughter of Michele Lauer • Majoring in engineering

Patricia Mamona

PATRICIA MAMONA Jumps 5-4 • Red-Shirt Junior Lisbon, Portugal Career Honors • NCAA Qualifier, Indoor (2008-09) & Outdoor Triple Jump (2007-08) • All-East Region, Triple Jump (2007-08) • All-ACC, Indoor Triple Jump (2007-09) • All-ACC, Outdoor Triple Jump (2007-08) • All-ACC, Indoor & Outdoor Long Jump (2008) • All-ACC, Pentathlon (2009) • NCAA East Region Qualifier, Long Jump (2008) & Triple Jump (2007-08) • All-ACC Academic, Track & Field (2008) • All-ACC Academic, Indoor Track & Field (2009) Clemson Highlights • Ranks second in Clemson history in the indoor & outdoor triple jump, second in the pentathlon, fifth in the 60m hurdles, seventh in the indoor & outdoor long jump, and eighth in the indoor high jump 2008-09 Highlights • Red-shirted the outdoor season • NCAA provisional qualifier in four different events during indoor season: 60m hurdles, long jump, triple jump, and pentathlon • Competed at the NCAA Championships in the triple jump and pentathlon; placed 12th in the triple jump • ACC runner-up in the pentathlon with automatic NCAA qualifying total of 4,081 points; her point total ranks second-best in Clemson history for the pentathlon • Third-place finisher in the triple jump at ACCs with mark of 43’3” • Top triple jump mark of the season was 43’7” at the Virginia Tech Elite Meet • Hit a long jump distance of 20’4.5” at ACC meet; she finished fifth in the event • Moved into the top five in school history in the high hurdles, she had a season-best time of 8.41 at the Virginia Tech Elite Meet 2007-08 Outdoor Highlights • Received automatic bid to NCAA Championships for second straight season after a top-five finish at the East Region meet • Jumped personal best 43’11.25” in the meet, which was held in Tallahassee, FL • Finished 10th at the NCAA Championships after a top mark of 43’4.25” • Earned All-ACC status in both the long jump and triple jump in the meet at Atlanta, GA • Finished runner-up in the triple jump after an outdoor-best mark of 43’4.5” • Qualified for regionals in the long jump at ACCs after a mark of 19’10.25”, but opted not to compete in that event at regionals due to the triple jump 2007-08 Indoor Highlights • All-ACC performer in both the long jump and triple jump for the Lady Tigers • Earned qualification for the NCAA Championships in the triple jump after a then personal best of 43’7” at the Virginia Tech Last Chance meet • Fell centimeters shy of qualifying provisionally for the long jump at the ACC meet • Jumped a personal best 19’10.75” and was third place • Runner-up in the triple jump at ACCs after hitting a mark of 43’3.25” • Jumped 43’0.5” at the NCAA Championships in the triple jump, good enough for 12th place

• Posted a regional-qualifying jump of 42’1.25” at that meet • Also scored in the long jump with a mark of 19’3.5” • Performed well at the prestigious Penn Relays • Jumped 43’0.5” to move into second place on the Lady Tigers’ all-time performance list in the outdoor event 2006-07 Indoor Highlights • Posted strong NCAA provisional qualifying marks in the triple jump • Season-best was 43’0.25”, which ranks second in school history behind only former NCAA Champion Gisele Oliveira • Recorded that mark at the Arkansas Last Chance Meet • Jumped 42’6” at the ACC Championships and finished third, earning her first AllACC honor as a Lady Tiger • Also scored in the long jump with an effort of 19’0.5” • Also posted NCAA provisional marks at the Kentucky Invitational, where she finished first place at 42’1.5” Pre-Clemson Highlights • Holds Portuguese indoor records in the 60m hurdles and long jump • Also holds Portuguese records in the outdoor 100m hurdles, long jump, and triple jump • Placed fourth at the World Junior Championships in the triple jump Personal • Born 11/21/88 • Majoring in health science • Daughter of Maria and Patricio Mamona • Two-time member of the ACC Academic Honor Roll • Won Portuguese national championship in the summer of 2008 in the triple jump • Earned fifth-place finish in triple jump (with personal best 44’11.75”) at U23 European Championships in the summer of 2009 Best Collegiate Marks • 800m - 2:19.70 • 60m Hurdles - 8.41 • 100m Hurdles - 14.53 • High Jump - 5’6.5” • Long Jump - 20’4.5” • Triple Jump - 43’11.25” • Shot Put - 32’11.75” • Pentathlon - 4,081 pts

2006-07 Outdoor Highlights • Qualified for the NCAA Championships via a third-place finish at the East Region Championships in the triple jump • Posted a personal best 43’2.5” leap on her final attempt to move into the third-place finish • Had a mark of 43’0.25” in the prelims and advanced to the finals at the NCAA Championships, finishing 11th in the event • Earned runner-up finish in the triple jump at the ACC Championships in College Park

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AMY MORRISON Pole Vault 5-7 • Red-Shirt Sophomore Fenton, MI Career Honors • All-ACC Academic, Indoor Track & Field (2009) Clemson Highlights • Ranks in a tie for fourth in Clemson history in the indoor

WOMEN’S BIOS pole vault, & tied for sixth in the outdoor pole vault 2008-09 Outdoor Highlights • Top performance in the pole vault was a clearance of 12’1.5” at the ACC Championships, where she placed ninth overall • Her effort was good enough to move her into a tie for sixth in Clemson’s record books 2008-09 Indoor Highlights • Scorer at the ACC Championships in the pole vault, she placed seventh overall after a clearance of 12’5.5” • Moved into the top five in school history in the indoor vault with that effort • Also cleared a solid 12’4.5” at the Tiger Paw Invitational

Olympics • Led the 4x100m relay to AAAA state championship as a senior • Two-time runner-up at the Florida AAAA level in the 400m dash (2008-09), she also was All-State in the event in 2007 • Holds school record in the 400m dash (53.87) • Led 4x400m relay to a pair of state championships • Led team to three state championships and four district championships • Coached by Carmen Jackson Personal • Born 11/29/90 • Daughter of David and Sheron Denise Pringley • High school teammate of Brianna Rollins, also a freshman at Clemson • Major is undeclared

2007-08 Highlights • Red-shirted the outdoor season • Competed in the vault indoors, where her top clearance was 11’7.75” at the ACC Championships • Finished tied for ninth and was just outside scoring position for the Tigers at that meet Fenton High School Highlights • State champion in 2006 and 2007 • Holds state, school, league, and region record in the vault • Earned four letters in track & field and swimming & diving • Also earned three letters in volleyball • Named team MVP in swimming & diving and multiple MVP winner in track & field Personal • Born 4/11/89 • Majoring in health science • Two-time member of the ACC Academic Honor Roll • Brother, Al, is a diver for the University of Wisconsin • Daughter of Connie and Gene Morrison

LAUREN REEN Distance 5-7 • Freshman Orlando, FL Bishop Moore Catholic High School Highlights • Five-time All-State performer in track from 2006-08 • Two-time All-State in soccer (2007, 2008) • AAAA state tournament MVP for soccer in 2007 • Won district and region championships in 1600m run • School record-holder in the 1600m, 4x400m, and 4x800m • Coached by Dan Gollins Personal • Born 3/29/90 • Daughter of Colleen and Thomas Reen • Majoring in health science

Best Collegiate Marks • Pole Vault - 12’5.5”

BRIANNA ROLLINS Hurdles 5-5 • Freshman Miami, FL

AMANDA NELSON Distance 5-0 • Sophomore Anderson, SC 2008-09 Highlights • Competed indoors in the 800m run • Top time in the event was 2:24.68 at the Tiger Invitational Westside High School Highlights • Two-time Region champion in the relays • Two-time All-Region in cross country and track • Named Most Outstanding female distance runner for her team three times • Two-time team MVP in cross country Personal • Born 1/4/90 • Majoring in early childhood education • Daughter of Edwenia Nelson, Raymond Nelson, and Tony Lesley • Uncle, Caldrequis Lesley, competed for Miami (FL) in track & field in the 1990s

Miami Northwestern High School Highlights • Nike Outdoor national champion as a senior in both the 400m hurdles and 4x400m relay • Earned All-America honors at the Nike Outdoor Nationals in the 100m hurdles • AAAA state champion in the 300m hurdles and 4x100m relay • AAAA runner-up in the triple jump as a senior • Led 4x400m relay to a pair of state championships • Led team to three state championships and four district championships • Coached by Carmen Jackson Personal • Born 8/18/91 • Daughter of Temperance Rollins • High school teammate of Brittany Pringley, also a freshman at Clemson • Majoring in mathematical sciences

Brianna Rollins BRITTANY PRINGLEY Sprints 5-4 • Freshman Miami, FL Miami Northwestern High School Highlights • Three-time Nike Outdoor national champion, she led the 4x400m relay team to victory in 2007 and 2009 and the sprint medley relay to first place in 2009 • Won the young women 400m dash at the 2008 Junior

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WOMEN’S BIOS KIM RUCK Distance 5-6 • Sophomore Greer, SC

CANDACE SAPP Middle Distance 5-3 • Sophomore Sumter, SC

Career Honors • All-ACC Academic, Outdoor Track & Field (2009)

2008-09 Outdoor Highlights • Competed in the middle distance events, primarily the 800m • Top time of the season was 2:16.44 at the Orange & Purple Classic

Clemson Highlights • Ranks 10th in Clemson history in the 10,000m 2008-09 Highlights • Did not compete during indoor season • Scorer at the ACC Outdoor Championships for the Tigers in the 10K; she posted a personal best time of 36:45.78 which was good enough for a fifth-place finish • Ranks among the top 10 in school history for the 10K event Eastside High School Highlights • Earned several accolades as a soccer player • Named All-State in 2007 and three-time All-Region • Played in 2007 North/South All-Star soccer game • Led 2007 team to state championship • Led 2004 to region championship and 2005 team to finals of the state tournament Personal • Born 3/24/89 • Majoring in health science • Named to 2008-09 ACC Academic Honor Roll • Daughter of Gene Ruck • Brother, Kevin, plays soccer for Towson University • Walked on to the women’s cross country team in the fall of 2008 and was the team’s second-best finisher at the ACC Championships • Earned All-ACC honors in cross country in 2009

2008-09 Indoor Highlights • Best event as a freshman was the 800m run, her top time of the season came at the Virginia Tech Elite Meet after she crossed the finish line in 2:21.79 Sumter High School Highlights • A 2008 graduate • Three-time MVP of school’s cross country and track & field teams • Earned All-State honors as a senior in the 800m and 4x800m relay events • Earned four varsity letters in both cross country and track & field Personal • Born 1/30/91 • Majoring in mathematical sciences • Named to 2008-09 ACC Academic Honor Roll • Daughter of Marvin and Frances Sapp Best Collegiate Times • 800m - 2:21.79 • 1000m - 3:04.98 • Mile - 5:32.31

Best Collegiate Times • 10,000m - 36:45.78

Kim Ruck

KRISTINE SCOTT Sprints 5-2 • Senior Orlando, FL Career Honors • NCAA Qualifier, Outdoor 200m (2009) • NCAA East Region Qualifier, 100m & 200m (2009) Clemson Highlights • Ranks seventh in Clemson history in the 100m dash, tied for eighth in the 60m dash, and ninth in the indoor 200m dash 2008-09 Outdoor Highlights • Earned an at-large bid to the NCAA Championships in the 200m dash, a first for a Clemson female sprinter since 2001 • Posted personal best time of 23.50 in the 200m and placed fourth at the ACC meet • Scored in 100m dash at ACCs, she ran a personal best 11.66 in the prelims • Finished 10th in the East Region in the 200m dash, she did not compete in the 100m 2008-09 Indoor Highlights • Vastly improved in the sprints as a junior, she scored at the ACC Championships in both the 60m and 200m dash events • Placed fifth in the 200m dash at the conference meet, her time was a personal indoor best 23.95 (#9 in Clemson history) • Seventh-place finisher in the 60m dash at ACCs, her top time of the season in that event was a 7.55 in the preliminary round at the conference meet 2007-08 Outdoor Highlights • Competed in the short sprints and 4x100m relay • Top time in the 100m dash was 11.86 in a wind-aided effort at the Clemson Relays • Top 200m time of the year was 24.68 at the Orange & Purple Classic 2007-08 Indoor Highlights • Posted top time on the team in the 200m dash, her best effort was a 25.12 at the ACC Championships in the preliminary round 2006-07 Outdoor Highlights • Top 200m sprinter on the team, she owned the three best times in that event

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WOMEN’S BIOS • Top time was 24.52 at the Clemson Invitational, but her best non wind-aided time was 24.55 at the Yellow Jacket Invitational • Top time in the 100m dash was 11.99 at the Solid Orange Classic

April Sinkler

2006-07 Indoor Highlights • Ranked first on the team in the 60m dash and 200m dash events • Top time in the 60 was 7.62 at the ACC Championships, she ran a 24.98 at ACCs in the 200m as well Olympia High School Highlights • Named member of the Florida Elite • Named team MVP in 2006 • Awarded Female Athlete of the Year • State runner-up in 100m and 200m events • Winner of one varsity letter in track, weightlifting, and soccer Personal • Born 12/22/87 • Majoring in sociology • Daughter of Sherry and Tony Scott Best Collegiate Times • 55m – 7.21 • 60m – 7.55 • 100m – 11.66 • 200m – 23.50

finished sixth in both events at the Columbus, OH meet 2007-08 Indoor Highlights • Competed in the long jump, triple jump, and high jump, and had a strong impact in all three events for the Lady Tigers • Scored at the ACC meet in both the long jump and triple jump, but was slowed by injury in the high jump at the league competition • Placed fourth in the long jump (19’9.75”) and fifth in the triple jump (39’3”) at ACCs • Moved into second place on Lady Tigers’ all-time high jump list with a clearance of 5’8.75” at the Virginia Tech Elite Meet, where she finished third • Qualified provisionally for NCAAs in the triple jump after posting a mark of 42’2” at the Tiger Invitational in February

APRIL SINKLER Jumps 5-7 • Red-Shirt Sophomore Stafford, VA Career Honors • ACC Most Valuable Indoor Field Event Athlete (2009) • ACC Champion, Indoor High Jump & Long Jump (2009) • All-East Region, High Jump (2009) • NCAA Qualifier, Indoor High Jump & Long Jump (2009) • NCAA Provisional Qualifier, Indoor Triple Jump (2008-09) • NCAA East Region Qualifier, High Jump, Long Jump & Triple Jump (2008) • USA Junior All-American, Long Jump & High Jump (2008) Clemson Highlights • Ranks first in Clemson history in the indoor high jump & long jump, tied for second in the outdoor high jump, third in the indoor triple jump, and seventh in the outdoor long jump 2008-09 Highlights • Red-shirted the outdoor season • Named ACC’s Most Valuable Field Event Athlete at the indoor meet after winning her first-ever conference championships in the high jump and long jump • Established school records in both events, she cleared 5’11.5” in the high jump and then hit an automatic NCAA qualifying mark of 21’4.25” in the long jump • First high jump champion ever in women’s track & field at the ACC level for Clemson, she was also the first long jump champion for the Tigers on the women’s side since Gisele Oliveira in 2004 • Was selected to compete in both events at the NCAA Championships, but she was pulled from the competition due to an ankle injury suffered in practice • Also an NCAA provisional qualifier in the triple jump, she recorded the third-best mark in school history with a jump of 42’8.75” in a fourth-place finish at the ACC meet 2007-08 Outdoor Highlights • Affected much of the season by injury, she did compete in both horizontal jumps and qualified for regionals in the high jump • Top effort in the long jump was a 19’9.5” mark at the Orange & Purple Classic, good enough to qualify her for regionals in the event • Tied teammate Anastasia Wilson for first place at the Georgia Tech Invitational with a regional-qualifying high jump of 5’8.75”, which ranks second in school history • Finished tied for eighth in the high jump (5’7.25”) with Wilson at the East Region meet • Earned USA Junior All-America honors in both the long jump and high jump, she

Brooke Point High School Highlights • Claimed first place in the high jump at the Nike Outdoor Nationals in 2007 • Nike national runner-up in the triple jump • Earned All-State honors as a senior in the high jump, long jump, and triple jump • Led school to fifth consecutive Commonwealth District title in 2007 and won four events at the meet • Swept the jumps at the Northwest Region meet in 2007 as well • Named 2007 Female Track & Field Athlete-of-the-Year by the Free-Lance Star • Also earned varsity letters in basketball and soccer Personal • Born 9/1/89 • Majoring in preprofessional health studies • Daughter of Randy and Vicky Sinkler Best Collegiate Marks • High Jump - 5’11.5” • Long Jump - 21’4.25” • Triple Jump - 42’8.75”

BRANNON SULKA Distance 5-3 • Sophomore Bluffton, SC 2008-09 Highlights • Competed outdoors at the Shamrock Invitational, where she posted a time of 11:34.80 in the 3000m run • Also competed once in the 1500m, at the Orange & Purple Classic Bluffton High School Highlights • Earned All-State honors in the 800m, an event which she also won a region championship in 2008 • Led 4x800m relay team to sixth-place finish in the state as a junior • Earned three letters in both cross country and track & field

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WOMEN’S BIOS BETHANIE WACHNA Throws 5-10 • Red-Shirt Junior Windsor, Ontario

Personal • Born 12/4/89 • Majoring in history • Named to 2008-09 ACC Academic Honor Roll • Daughter of John and Lisa Sulka • Aunt, Jan Bedenbaugh, lettered as a women’s basketball player at Clemson in 1975-76

SARAH TURMAN Distance 5-5 • Freshman Taylors, SC

Career Honors • All-ACC, Javelin Throw (2008) • NCAA East Region Qualifier, Javelin Throw (2007-08) • Academic All-ACC, Track & Field (2008) Clemson Highlights • Ranks second in Clemson history in the javelin throw

Blue Ridge High School Highlights • Three-time most valuable runner (2006-08) • Holds school records in the 3200m run and 5K • Region champion in cross country in 2008 • Region champion in 1600m and 3200m in 2009 • Earned four letters in track & field, four in basketball, three in cross country, and two in tennis • Coached by Robin Tarpinian Personal • Born 2/28/91 • Majoring in nursing • Daughter of Tim and Laura Turman

2008-09 Highlights • Suffered an injury in practice the week of the ACC Championships, ending her season on a premature note • Competed prior to ACCs in the javelin, her best mark of the season was 140’6” at the USATF State Meet in Columbia, SC 2007-08 Highlights • Earned first-ever All-ACC honor with a third-place performance in the javelin (141’0”) at the league meet in Atlanta, GA • Best mark for the season was a regional-qualifying throw of 145’11” at the Yellow Jacket Invitational in late March • Had a throw of 135’5” at regionals 2006-07 Highlights • Posted regional-qualifying mark and the fourth-best throw in school history when she heaved the javelin 142’7” at the Georgia Tech Invitational two weeks prior to the East Region Championships • Prior to that her previous best had been 141’5” at the Yellow Jacket Invitational • Thus, her two best throws both came at the Georgia Tech facility

ASHLEY VAUGHN Distance 5-8 • Senior Monroe, NC 2008-09 Highlights • Competed primarily in the 800m run, her best effort during the outdoor season was a time of 2:24.22 at the Orange & Purple Classic 2007-08 Highlights • Competed indoors in the 800m and mile • Best time was 2:34.17 in the 800m at the Tiger Invitational 2006-07 Highlights • Competed in the 800m outdoors and ran a 2:29.51 at the Yellow Jacket Invitational • Competed in the indoor 800m at three meets, with a season-best time of 2:28.61 at the Tiger Classic Piedmont High School Highlights • Earned All-Region honors in cross country in 2003, 2004, and 2005 and in track in 2003, 2004, and 2006 • Holds the school record in the 800m, 3200m, 4x400m, and 4x800m • Named MVP of the conference in cross country in 2004 • Earned team MVP honors in 2003, 2004, and 2005 and track team MVP honors from 2003-06 • Named All-Conference in cross country from 2002-05 and from 2003-06 for track • Earned four varsity letters in cross country and track

Holy Names High School Highlights • Named city champion four years in javelin, three years in shot put, and two years in discus • Provincial champion three years for javelin • Track & Field team MVP in 2004 and 2006 • Volleyball team MVP for 2005 and 2006 • Earned two varsity letters in basketball, volleyball, softball, and track & field • City and provincial record-holder in the javelin Personal • Born 2/22/88 • Majoring in economics • Daughter of Mel and Lynne Wachna • Named to 2007-08 ACC Academic Honor Roll Best Collegiate Marks • Shot Put - 38’5.5” • Javelin Throw - 145’11”

Personal • Born 9/23/88 • Majoring in health science • Named to 2006-07 ACC Academic Honor Roll • Daughter of Marilyn and Evan Vaughn Best Collegiate Times • 800m – 2:24.22 • 1500m – 5:14.79 • Mile - 5:44.79

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WOMEN’S BIOS BRITTNEY WALLER Throws 5-10 • Freshman Greenville, SC J.L. Mann High School Highlights • Earned All-America honors at the Nike Outdoor Nationals with fifth-place finish in the discus • Placed ninth in the shot put at the 2009 Nike Outdoor Nationals as well • Two-time state champion in both the shot put and discus at the AAA level • Three-time region MVP and two-time Greenville County MVP • Named AAA Athlete-of-the-Year for track & field by the High School Sports Report • State record-holder in the discus, she also holds the region record for both the discus and shot put • 2008 USATF Junior Olympic champion in discus throw • Earned four letters in track & field and four in volleyball, she was twice named the team’s field athlete MVP • Led team to four consecutive state track & field championships • Coached by Rhett Moss Personal • Born 8/31/91 • Daughter of Olletta Waller • Majoring in pre-rehabilitation sciences

• Posted NCAA provisional qualifying total of 5,337 points • Surpassed Katja Pettinen, who had held the school record with 5,321 points since 1995 • Ranks fifth on the Lady Tigers’ all-time performance list in the javelin after she recorded a throw of 140’6” at the Yellow Jacket Invitational • Ran a 14.30 in the 100m hurdles at the Solid Orange Classic 2006-07 Indoor Highlights • Competed at the NCAA Championships in the pentathlon, the only freshman to do so among the national field of multi-event athletes • Earned ACC championship in the pentathlon by posting an automatic NCAA qualifying total of 4,089 points • Was strong across the board in the five-event slate, as she recorded season bests in the 800m (2:18.44), 60m hurdles (8.77), long jump (19’4.75”), high jump (5’7.25”) at the ACC meet, which was held at Clemson’s indoor facility • First Clemson athlete to win the pentathlon since Lauren Nicholson in 2004 and just the second in the history of the program • First ACC champion in any event for Clemson women’s team since Gisele Oliveira won the outdoor triple jump in 2005 • Broke Nicholson’s school record in the pentathlon in her first collegiate multi-event competition, the JRF Multi-Event Challenge • Scored 3,941 points at that meet on January 26 • Named ACC Indoor Freshman of the Year, a first for Clemson Pre-Clemson Highlights • Member of the German national track & field team • First-place finisher in the heptathlon at the 2005 German Championships • Placed first at the 2003 German Championships in the long jump • Finished seventh in the heptathlon at the Under-20 European Championships in 2005

LIANE WEBER Multi-Events 5-10 • Red-Shirt Junior Wangen, Germany Career Honors • NCAA Qualifier, Pentathlon & Heptathlon (2007) • USTFCCCA All-American, Pentathlon (2009) • ACC Champion, Pentathlon (2007, 2009) • Southeast Region Indoor Field Athlete-of-the-Year (2009) • ACC Indoor Freshman-of-the-Year (2007) • CoSIDA Second-Team Academic All-District III (2009) • All-ACC Academic, Track & Field (2007) • All-ACC Academic, Indoor Track & Field (2009)

Personal • Born 2/24/86 • Majoring in health science

Liane Weber

Clemson Highlights • Ranks first in Clemson history in the pentathlon & heptathlon, fifth in the javelin throw, and sixth in the indoor high jump 2008-09 Highlights • Red-shirted the outdoor season • Earned first-ever All-America honor in the pentathlon, she placed sixth in the fiveevent slate at the NCAA Championships • Posted total of 4,235 points at the NCAA national meet, which is an ACC record • Set personal bests in four of the five events at the national championship meet • Won her second ACC crown in three years in the pentathlon, she had a total of 4,218 points in the meet at Blacksburg, VA • Qualified for NCAAs with automatic point total of 4,135 in winning her second JRF Multi-Event Challenge title in three years 2007-08 Outdoor Highlights • Scored at the ACC meet in Atlanta with a total of 4,804 points in the heptathlon • Best event was the javelin, where she recorded a throw of 131’6”, she also had a solid 5’4.25” clearance in the high jump 2007-08 Indoor Highlights • Competed at the ACC Championships in the pentathlon, but did not finish after a fall in the opening event (60m dash) • Had a high jump of 5’3.75” at the ACC meet 2006-07 Outdoor Highlights • One of four freshmen to earn an invitation to the NCAA Championships in the heptathlon, but she did not complete the grueling competition due to injury • Runner-up in the heptathlon at the ACC Championships after setting the school record in the seven-event competition

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WOMEN’S BIOS NAKEISHA WINEGLASS Jumps 5-3 • Red-Shirt Junior Alexandria, VA

• Two-time member of the ACC Academic Honor Roll • Daughter of Bruno and Gisela Weber Best Collegiate Marks • 60m - 8.17 • 100m - 12.79 • 200m - 25.40 • 800m - 2:14.04 • 60m Hurdles - 8.66 • 100m Hurdles - 14.30 • Long Jump - 19’8.75” • High Jump - 5’7.75” • Shot Put - 39’5” • Javelin Throw - 140’6” • Pentathlon - 4,235 points • Heptathlon - 5,337 points

Career Honors • NCAA East Region Qualifier, Triple Jump (2007) Clemson Highlights • Ranks 10th in Clemson history in the outdoor triple jump 2008-09 Highlights • Competed indoors before a season-ending knee injury 2007-08 Outdoor Highlights • One of Clemson’s mainstays in the horizontal jumps, she had a season-best mark of 40’1.5” in the triple jump at the Florida Relays • Top long jump was 17’9.5” at the Solid Orange Classic

SHELIAH WILLIAMS Sprints 5-7 • Freshman Anderson, SC

2007-08 Indoor Highlights • Ranked third on the team in both the long jump and triple jump • Hit a mark of 40’4” in the triple jump at the Clemson Opener • Personal best effort in the long jump was 18’9” at the Tom Jones Memorial Classic in Gainesville, FL

Westside High School Highlights • Won region championships as a 2007 senior in the 800m, 4x400m, and 4x800m events • Helped team to region championships in 2006 and 2007 • Earned two varsity letters in track & field • Coached by Kwabene Brown Personal • Born 11/28/88 • Daughter of Sandra Williams • Majoring in accounting

2006-07 Outdoor Highlights • Posted regional-qualifying mark in the triple jump at the Solid Orange Classic with a season-best leap of 40’6” • Also jumped over 40’ at the Yellow Jacket Invitational (40’3.25”) • Jumped 39’11.5” at the ACC Championships, but just missed scoring in the event with a ninth-place showing 2006-07 Indoor Highlights • Scored for the Lady Tigers in the triple jump at the ACC Championships with a sixth-place finish • Had a mark of 39’9.25”, her indoor season-best, at the conference meet which was held in Clemson Hayfield Secondary School Highlights • 2004 3A indoor triple jump state champ runner-up • 2005 indoor triple jump state champion • 2004 triple jump All-America honoree • 2006 3A indoor triple jump state champion • 2006 All-American triple jump runner-up • Named 2005 scholar athlete • 2006 Black Scholar Award winner • Eight-time letterwinner in track & field, she also earned a letter in volleyball

Nakeisha Wineglass

Personal • Born 8/27/88 • Majoring in sociology • Daughter of Larry and Dianne Wineglass Best Collegiate Marks • Long Jump - 18’9” • Triple Jump - 40’6”

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2009 Season Review Jacoby Ford â&#x20AC;˘ Royal Palm Beach, FL 2009 NCAA Champion - 60 Meters All-American - 100 Meters, 4x100 Meter Relay

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INDOOR SEASON REVIEW Ford Claims NCAA Championship in 60m Dash Clemson continued to show its strength in the men’s sprints after junior Jacoby Ford won the national championship in the 60m dash at the NCAA indoor meet. Ford became the second Tiger to claim the event crown in the last three years, as former sprint great Travis Padgett won in 2007. Ford’s crown was the ninth individual indoor national championship for Clemson in its men’s track & field history. He became the second two-sport athlete from Clemson to win a national championship in track. James Trapp, who spent more than a decade in the NFL as a defensive back, was a national champion for Clemson in the 200m dash at the NCAA Indoor Championships in 1992. Ford matched his own personal best and a national meet record with a 6.51 in the preliminary round. He fell just one hundredth of a second shy of that time in the final, but was able to out-duel fellow football star Trindon Holliday of LSU for the championship. Clemson’s Individual Men’s NCAA Indoor Champions Year Name Event Time 1992 Michael Green 55m 6.08 James Trapp 200m 20.66 1993 Michael Green 55m 6.15 Wesley Russell 400m 45.92 1998 Shawn Crawford 200m 20.69 1999 Ato Modibo 400m 46.11 2000 Shawn Crawford 200m 20.26 2007 Travis Padgett 60m 6.56 2009 Jacoby Ford 60m 6.52 Ford Caps Unblemished Indoor Season in 60m Dash Jacoby Ford’s championship to conclude the 2009 indoor season was simply icing on the cake for one of the most impressive individual campaigns in Clemson track & field history. The junior competed in five different meets in the 60m dash, and was not beaten a single time, either in the preliminary round or finals. Ford began the year with a simple automatic qualifying time of 6.59 at the Clemson Invitational, easily coasting to victory. He matched his own personal best with a 6.52 in winning the Elite Meet at Virginia Tech. However, his ACC mark was short-lived as he beat it by one hundredth of a second three weeks later in the same facility at the conference meet. Ford also ran a 6.51 in the prelims at the NCAA Championships, which tied the national meet record for the 60m dash. Date 1/10 1/31 2/7 2/28 3/14

Johnson Puts Stamp on Clemson Program Clemson’s first-year Director of Track & Field, Lawrence Johnson, was able to put his stamp on the program after coming over as an Associate Head Coach with the Virginia Tech women’s track & field team. The men’s team posted another top-25 finish at the NCAA Championships, while the women’s team was ranked as high as #10 nationally during the season by the coaches’ association. The best example of Johnson’s success in 2009 was the performance of the women’s track & field team at the ACC Championships. The team finished third in the standings, best finish for Clemson since the 2004 meet. Clemson accumulated 85 points on the women’s side, 53 more than in 2007. Johnson also coached a national champion, two regional Athletes-of-the-Year, and an ACC Most Valuable Field Event Athlete in his first year on the job at Clemson. By almost every standard, his first season in charge of the Tiger track & field program was a tremendous success. Clemson Women Third, Men Fifth at ACCs The 2009 ACC Indoor Championships were certainly a success for both the men’s and women’s teams at Clemson. The women finished in third place, best since the 2004, while the men placed fifth in the final team standings. The women’s team had a five-spot improvement from the 2008 meet and produced three individual event champions and four additional allconference performers. The women’s team totaled 85 points, its highest total in years and 53 more than the 2008 team collected. Leading the way was April Sinkler, the league’s Most Valuable Field Event Athlete for women’s track & field. She won a pair of championships, the high jump and long jump, setting school records in both events. Liane Weber was also an ACC champion for the Tiger program, as she earned her second pentathlon crown in the last three years. The men’s team was led by the record-setting performance of sprinter Jacoby Ford. He topped his own league standard with a national-best time of 6.51 in the finals of the 60m dash. He was Clemson’s only league champion on the men’s side. In terms of All-ACC performers, Travis Swaggard earned his first-ever individual honor in both the 200m and 400m dash events. Anastasia Wilson was third in the women’s high jump, her first All-ACC honor. Nikola Lomnicka, a

Ford’s Indoor 60m Race-by-Race Progression Meet Time Place Clemson Invite 6.59 1st Clemson Games 6.58 1st Va. Tech Elite 6.52 1st ACC Championships 6.51 1st NCAA Championships 6.52 1st

Name Jacoby Ford

NCAA Champions Event 60m

Time 6.52

Name Jacoby Ford

ACC Champions Event 60m

Mark 6.51^

All-ACC Performers Name Event Place Travis Swaggard 200m 3rd Travis Swaggard 400m 3rd

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Mark 21.48 47.76

^ - ACC record freshman, was third place in the weight throw at her first and only indoor league meet. Patricia Mamona was also All-ACC in a pair of events, the triple jump and pentathlon. It was her third straight indoor All-ACC honor in the triple jump, and her first in the pentathlon. In total, she has eight allconference finishes in her career (indoor + outdoor) with the Tiger track & field program. Sinkler ACC’s Most Valuable Field Event Athlete Sophomore track & field sensation April Sinkler was named the ACC’s Most Valuable Women’s Field Event Athlete after the conclusion of the league meet, as determined by a vote of the league’s head coaches. Sinkler won two events and set personal bests in three in leading Clemson to a third-place finish in the women’s team standings. Sinkler, a native of Stafford, VA, had a breakout performance on the Virginia Tech campus. She won the high jump and long jump competitions, setting indoor school records in both events. Sinkler cleared 5’11.5” in the high jump, a solid NCAA provisional qualifying mark. She became the first women’s track & field athlete from Clemson to win the high jump at the ACC Championships. She then won the long jump with a mark of 21’4.25”, which earned her an automatic invitation to next week’s NCAA Indoor Championships. In fact, her long jump mark was ranked #4 nationally heading into the national meet. An untimely injury, however, prevented Sinkler from competing at her first NCAA Indoor Championships.

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Weber Earns First-Ever All-America Honor Junior multi-event standout Liane Weber made history at the 2009 NCAA Indoor Championships by becoming the first female at Clemson to earn AllAmerica honors in the pentathlon. The native of Wangen, Germany established a personal best and ACC record with 4,235 points in the five-event competition. She finished in sixth place to nab her first All-America honor as a member of the Tiger track & field program. It was a banner year for Weber, who burst onto the scene for Clemson in 2007 as a freshman ACC champion in the pentathlon. She duplicated the feat in 2009, earning her second crown in the pentathlon. She also was named Southeast Region Field Athlete-of-theYear just prior to the NCAA national meet.

MEN’S INDOOR HONORS

INDOOR SEASON REVIEW Clemson’s Indoor Women’s Most Valuable ACC Athletes Year Name Events Won 1992 Kim Graham 55m, 200m 1993 Karen Hartmann 800m, Mile 2001 Jamine Moton Shot Put, Weight Throw 2009 April Sinkler^ Long Jump, High Jump

WOMEN’S INDOOR HONORS Patricia Mamona

^ - The ACC began honoring separate MVPs for track & field events in 2007.

Name April Sinkler April Sinkler Liane Weber

Ford, Weber Earn Regional Honors from USTFCCCA Jacoby Ford added to an already full collection of individual honors after being named the Southeast Region Track Athlete-of-the-Year for the second time in his three years with the program. He also won the honor in 2007 after setting the ACC record in the 60m dash as a first-year freshman. Liane Weber of the women’s team also earned an honor within the region, as she was named Field Athlete-of-the-Year. Both athletes earned NCAA All-America honors and ACC championships in 2009. Mamona Posts NCAA Qualifying Marks in Four Events Versatile junior Patricia Mamona displayed her value to the Clemson women’s track & field team at the ACC Championships in a major way. She scored in four individual events (60m hurdles, long jump, triple jump, and pentathlon) and also helped the 4x400m relay team to a fifth-place finish. Mamona qualified for the NCAA Championships with at least provisional status in four different events. She competed at the indoor national meet in the pentathlon and triple jump. Mamona, who had never competed in the multi-events, was ACC runner-up in the pentathlon with the school’s second-best point total ever (4,081) and an automatic NCAA qualifying tally. The 2009 season marked the first time in Mamona’s career she qualified provisionally in the high hurdles. She posted a top time of 8.41 at the Virginia Tech Elite Meet. Mamona’s top long jump mark was 20’4.5” at the ACC Championships. Her best in the triple jump was also at Virginia Tech when she hit 43’7”, just centimeters off an automatic mark. Golladay and Scott Display Marked Improvement One of the areas Lawrence Johnson targeted for improvement within Clemson’s track & field program was sprints & hurdles, an area he specialized in at Virginia Tech. With the aid of sprints coach Tim Hall, the women’s team was able to show great strides in those areas during the 2009 indoor season. Two of the main reasons Clemson was able to improve were the breakout performances of Kristine Scott and Michaylin Golladay. Both juniors seemed to come into their own during the indoor season. Scott was a scorer in both the 60m and 200m dash events at the ACC Championships, while Golladay was fifth in the 60m high hurdles at the league meet. Both entered the Clemson record books as well. Golladay ran a time of 8.32 in the hurdles, second-best in school history, while Scott ranks among the top 10 in both the 60m (7.55) and 200m (23.95). Strong Stable of Sprinters Though national champion Jacoby Ford received much of the publicity throughout the season, Clemson’s men’s team boasted a strong stable of sprinters in 2009. Three additional sprinters posted NCAA provisional qualifying times, including Ford’s teammate on the gridiron, C.J. Spiller. The others were sophomore Trenton Guy and freshman Justin Murdock. Spiller was excluded from the national championship field for the 60m dash, despite a strong provisional qualifying time of 6.65. However, the entire 14-man

USTFCCCA All-Americans Name Event Place Mark Liane Weber Pentathlon 6th 4,235 pts^ ACC Champions Event High Jump Long Jump Pentathlon

Mark 5’11.5” 21’4.25” 4,218 pts

All-ACC Performers Name Event Place Anastasia Wilson High Jump 3rd Patricia Mamona Triple Jump 3rd Nikola Lomnicka Wt. Throw 3rd Patricia Mamona Pentathlon 2nd

Mark 5’9.25” 43’3” 61’10.25” 4,081 pts

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field at the NCAA Championships earned automatic spots. Due to several events in which automatic qualifiers exceeded the expected number, the at-large totals were significantly reduced in 2009. Spiller’s time would have easily been enough to get him in the field for the 2008 national meet. Guy and Murdock showed progress throughout the year, though Murdock was affected for a few weeks by injury prior to the ACC Championships. Guy appeared to be working toward qualifying for the NCAA 60m field, but a false start at the Virginia Tech Qualifier put a stop to his chances. Guy also qualified provisionally in the 200m dash on the final weekend before nationals, posting a 21.21 at Tech. He moved into 10th place on Clemson’s all-time performance lists in both the 60m and 200m during his sophomore season. Travis Swaggard was perhaps Clemson’s most improved sprinter during the 2009 indoor season. Swaggard, who was All-ACC in both the 200m and 400m, ranks seventh on the school’s all-time list in the quarter mile.

April Sinkler became the first female high jump champion at the ACC Championships for Clemson after she cleared a school-record 5’11.5” bar in late February. Anastasia Wilson, third-place finisher in the event at the league meet, ranks second on the school’s all-time list with a 5’10” clearance. She was a provisional NCAA qualifier. Linda Buchholz (5’8.5”) and Liane Weber (5’7.75”) rank fifth and sixth, respectively, on Clemson’s all-time performance list. A fifth competitor on the 2009 team, Patricia Mamona, ranks eighth alltime with a 5’6.5” clearance. In the vault, junior Caroline Kennedy tied the school record after clearing 12’9.5” in the event at the ACC Championships. Kennedy was a strong scorer in the event for the Tigers during the 2009 indoor season. Amy Morrison and Emily Barlage are both tied for fourth on the performance list after clearing 12’5.5” at the league meet in Blacksburg, VA. Both showed improvement as the indoor season progressed. Kat Majester, a newcomer in 2009, cleared 11’5.75” for a season best and is tied for ninth in Clemson history, despite no previous experience in the pole vault.

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Moss Ascends Heptathlon Ranks at Clemson Clemson has a star in the making in the male multi-events in sophomore Miller Moss. The Sumter, SC native finished fifth in the heptathlon at the ACC Championships, but he did so behind some impressive company. Three of the competitors that finished ahead of him participated in the heptathlon at the NCAA Championships. Moss improved in almost every area and recorded an NCAA provisional qualifying total of 5,468 points at the league meet. His point total ranks third in school history, behind only former NCAA All-Americans Ryan Koontz (2007) and Brent Hobbs (2004). He posted personal bests in the 60m dash, 60m hurdles, 1000m, pole vault, long jump, and shot put. Raising the Bar Clemson may very well have had its best collection of women’s high jumpers and pole vaulters ever on its 2009 indoor team. Five of the top 10 performers in the high jump in school history competed for the Tigers this season, including four of the top six. In the pole vault, Clemson’s 2009 roster made up four of the top 10 spots on the school’s all-time performance list.

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OUTDOOR SEASON REVIEW Ford, 4x100m Relay Earn All-America Honors Clemson’s performance at the 2009 NCAA Outdoor Championships was highlighted by a third-place finish for the men’s 4x100m relay team. It was Clemson’s highest finish in the event since the 2002 team was runner-up. The team of Justin Murdock, C.J. Spiller, Trenton Guy, and Jacoby Ford held their own in the final against the top teams in the NCAA. Following smooth exchanges all the way around, Ford took the stick in third position. He quickly moved into a battle for the lead, but was relegated to third place down the stretch after a nice finish from Florida’s anchor leg Jeremy Hall. It was Spiller’s second career All-America certificate as a member of the 4x1. However, it marked the firstever All-America honor in the event for Clemson’s other three legs. Guy and Murdock earned their first-ever AllAmerica recognition, regardless of event. Ford also garnered All-America honors in the 100m dash. However, he pulled up in the final due to a strained hamstring and finished ninth. He had the second-best time in the preliminary round (10.01), which was also the second-best time in Clemson history. 2009 NCAA East Regional Highlights • Jacoby Ford captured the men’s 100m dash championship, the third win in the last four years for the Clemson men’s program in the event. • Ford posted a then personal best time of 10.04 to win the 100m dash and earn the automatic invitation to the NCAA Outdoor Championships for the second straight season. • The men’s 4x100m relay won its first-ever NCAA East Regional championship after setting a school and facility record with a time of 38.78. The team was comprised of Justin Murdock, C.J. Spiller, Trenton Guy, and Jacoby Ford. • Murdock earned All-East Region honors in his first trip to regionals. He placed sixth in the 100m dash (10.33), just one spot shy of earning an automatic berth to the NCAA Championships. He and Spiller, however, earned at-large invitations in the event.

Ford Claims First Outdoor ACC Crown With his win in the 100m dash, Jacoby Ford joined a prestigious group of male Clemson athletes to win both the 60m dash (indoors) and 100m dash at the ACC Championships. Six student-athletes have accomplished the feat, including four who have competed in the Olympic Games. The 60m dash was first used indoors at the NCAA level in 1998, so it is important to note that others accomplished the double prior to that time when the indoor short sprint was at a 55m distance. Shawn Crawford was the first to win both the 60m and 100m events. He won three 60m dash crowns and a pair of titles in the 100m dash with the Tigers from 1998-2001. Jacey Harper did it 2001, Dwight Thomas in 2002, and Tye Hill in 2004. Padgett won a pair of ACC outdoor crowns before earning his first indoor championship in 2008 as a junior. Clemson’s Indoor/Outdoor ACC Sprint Champions Student-Athlete 60m Wins 100m Wins Shawn Crawford ‘98-’00 ‘98, ‘00 Jacey Harper ‘01 ‘01 Dwight Thomas ‘02 ‘02 Tye Hill ‘04 ‘04 Travis Padgett ‘08 ‘06-’08 Jacoby Ford ‘07, ‘09 ‘09 Tigers Earn ACC Sweep in Men’s 100m Dash Jacoby Ford was obviously the headliner at the 2009 ACC Outdoor Championships in Miami, but his teammates were right behind in the sprints. Clemson athletes finished second (Spiller) and third (Guy) in the 100m dash. It marked the first sweep of the top three spots in the event at the ACC Championships since Clemson did it 2001 with Jacey Harper, Larry Griffin and Sultan Tucker. Moss Makes His Way to NCAAs in Decathlon Clemson sophomore Miller Moss patiently waited his turn in the multi-events. His career took off with great promise in 2008, and it continued during the 2009 campaign as well.

MEN’S OUTDOOR HONORS USTFCCCA All-Americans Name Event Place Mark Jacoby Ford 100m 9th 14.34# Murdock, Spiller 4x100m 3rd 38.77 Guy, Ford NCAA East Regional Champions Name Event Mark Jacoby Ford 100m 10.04 Murdock, Spiller 4x100m 38.78 Guy, Ford All-East Region Performers Name Event Justin Murdock 100m Name Jacoby Ford Name C.J. Spiller Trenton Guy Jacoby Ford Alex Padgett

ACC Champions Event 100m All-ACC Performers Event Place 100m 2nd 100m 3rd 200m 2nd Hammer 3rd

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Mark 10.28 Mark 10.49 10.51 20.88 184’10”

# - Earned honor as one of the top eight American finishers. After beginning the outdoor season focusing on the quarter mile, Moss quickly turned his attention to the Deacon Combined Events meet on May 12-13 for his only decathlon competition. He did not disappoint in his initial outdoor multievent competition. Moss posted a total of 7,323 points over the two-day span, good enough for an NCAA provisional qualifying score. He was named to the field for the decathlon and competed in the 100m dash, but

Justin Murdock

Mark 10.33

OUTDOOR SEASON REVIEW pulled out of the competition due to injury. Moss ranks sixth on Clemson’s all-time performance list in the decathlon, just four points shy of two-time ACC champion Rick Hill. Another Padgett Emerging for Clemson Clemson fans have been accustomed to hearing the last name Padgett synonymous with success in track & field. That was still the case in 2009, however, it’s a different Padgett than the one fans heard each of the previous three years. Travis Padgett, former NCAA sprint champion and 2008 U.S. Olympian, bypassed his final year of eligibility at Clemson and is now a professional sprinter affiliated with adidas. Alex Padgett, a red-shirt sophomore, is the one starting to make noise for Clemson track & field. Padgett, who stands 6’7”, is rapidly becoming one of the top throwers in the ACC. He ranks third on the school’s all-time performance list in the hammer throw, behind only Matt Helinski (1997) and Danny Alge (2006). In April, he earned his first All-ACC honor after a third-place showing. Padgett turned heads after establishing a personal best in the event at the Florida Relays. His top throw was a toss of 192’7”, but he also topped his previous best on three additional throws as well. He then followed with the same mark at the Orange & Purple Classic, before hitting another high of 197’0” two weeks ago at Georgia Tech. The Rock Hill, SC native is also moving up Clemson’s record books in the shot put. He qualified for this weekend’s meet in the event after a throw of 56’10” at the Orange & Purple Classic. His mark ranks fifth-best in school history. Horizontal Jumpers Back at Regionals George Fields and Josh Fowler once again represented the Tigers in the horizontal jumps at the East Region Championships. Both qualified in their respective event, Fields in the long jump and Fowler in the triple jump. Fields was a two-time All-East Region performer in the long jump. As a freshman in 2006, he missed the automatic qualification by one spot in Greensboro. The next year, he placed fourth in Gainesville, FL to earn his ticket to the national meet. Fields’ best mark during the 2009 season was 24’7.75”. Fowler qualified for regionals in 2008, following a red-shirt season due to injury in 2007. The product of Inman, SC recorded a season-best mark of 49’11.25” at the ACC Championships in April. He finished 19th at the NCAA East Regional in Greensboro, NC after a jump of 49’5.75” into a headwind.

WOMEN’S OUTDOOR HONORS Kat Majester

All-ACC Performers Name Event Place Anastasia Wilson High Jump 3rd Linda Buchholz Javelin 3rd Nikola Lomnicka Hammer 2nd

Mark 5’7” 148’5” 197’8”

straight NCAA East Regional on May 29-30, 2009 in Greensboro, NC. Kennedy cleared 12’6” and tied for 10th. Kennedy added another milestone to her career after she cleared 12’11.5” at the ACC Championships in April. Her clearance matched the school record which was set by Sara Young in 2005. Kennedy has been a consistent scorer at the ACC level and has shown steady improvement under multiple coaches.

women’s team was in the sprints, where junior Kristine Scott put her past struggles behind her and took a giant step forward in 2009. Scott qualified regionally in both short sprints, but elected to focus on the 200m dash. She ran a personal best 23.50 in April at the ACC Championships and was fourth place in the event, just four one-hundredths of a second out of the bronze medal. The Orlando, FL native then moved on to the NCAA East Regional on May 29, but did not qualify for the finals of the 200m dash. She was 10th overall, and her time was good enough to earn an at-large spot in the field of 28 participants. Scott is the first female sprinter to qualify for the NCAA Championships in the 200m dash since Shekera Weston in 2001. Kennedy Matches School Record in Pole Vault Caroline Kennedy is on her way to becoming perhaps the most accomplished pole vaulter in women’s track & field history at Clemson. She competed in her third

Majester Rises Above the Elements In a rainy setting at the Georgia Tech Invitational on May 16, Kat Majester overcame the elements in a big way. The former cheerleader for Clemson earned a spot at the 2009 NCAA East Regional after clearing the minimum standard 12’7.5” in the pole vault on her third and final attempts. Majester was quite the success story. In just a few months with the program, she worked her way from zero pole vault experience into one of Clemson’s best. A former gymnast, Majester was approached by a Clemson assistant coach about trying out for the track & field team. She made the squad, and scored at the ACC Championships with a seventh-place finish. She was runner-up in the event at Georgia Tech, prior to a 12’6” clearance at regionals. Buchholz Qualifies Regionally in Two Events Clemson junior Linda Buchholz revived her career in 2009 under the direction of first-year Head Coach Lawrence Johnson. A native of Germany, Buchholz earned her second All-ACC honor in three tries in the javelin throw. She qualified for the NCAA East Region Championships in the event for the third straight year, as well as the high jump for the first time. Buchholz went on to place 11th in the javelin, putting together a solid throw of 143’4” on her first attempt. She missed qualifying for the finals by just a couple of feet.

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The Red-Shirt Report The women’s track & field team took on a completely different look for the 2009 outdoor season than it had in February for the ACC Indoor Championships. The reason is because the coaching staff decided to red-shirt four of its top performers: Michaylin Golladay, Patricia Mamona, April Sinkler, and Liane Weber. The four student-athletes mentioned above combined to score nearly 75 percent of Clemson’s point total accumulated at the league indoor meet. Coaches are hoping that with continued training and the addition of an outstanding signing class, a potential championship-level roster would be set up for years to come. Sinkler is only a sophomore, meaning she will have three outdoor seasons remaining. Mamona, Golladay, and Weber will all have two remaining outdoor seasons. Scott Earns Spot at Nationals in 200m Dash One of the most visible improvements to the 2009

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MEN’S INDOOR MARKS 60m Prov. Qualifying: 6.74 Auto. Qualifying: 6.63 Jacoby Ford 6.51! C.J. Spiller 6.65# Trenton Guy 6.68# 200m Prov. Qualifying: 21.48 Auto. Qualifying: 21.06 Jacoby Ford 21.18# Trenton Guy 21.21# Travis Swaggard 21.48^ Trenton Guy

300m 35.32

400m Prov. Qualifying: 47.65 Auto. Qualifying: 46.55 Travis Swaggard 47.76 Miller Moss 48.18 Travis Swaggard Miller Moss

500m 1:03.57 1:05.05

800m Prov. Qualifying: 1:51.10 Auto. Qualifying: 1:48.80 Will Noble 1:54.01 Jasen Turnbull 1:56.21 David Krinjak 2:00.17 Jasen Turnbull Chris Slate Miller Moss

Chris Slate

1000m 2:31.46 2:31.72 2:44.43

ACC VT VT

Will Noble Chad Holt Chris Slate

Mile Prov. Qualifying: 4:04.80 Auto. Qualifying: 4:00.30 4:09.31 4:14.75 4:16.52

CG CG TP

ACC VT ACC

3000m Prov. Qualifying: 8:06.30 Auto. Qualifying: 7:55.80 Jonathan Sunde 8:39.24 Chad Holt 8:41.44 Will Noble 8:50.11

TP TP HO

5000m Prov. Qualifying: 14:11.90 Auto. Qualifying: 13:48.90 Jonathan Sunde 15:14.16

ACC

60m Hurdles Prov. Qualifying: 7.91 Auto. Qualifying: 7.70 Joey O’Rourke 8.65 Miller Moss 8.75

ACC HO

ACC EL CL CL

EL TP TP CG CG ACC

4x400m Relay Prov. Qualifying: 3:12.00 Auto. Qualifying: 3:08.10 Moss, Swaggard 3:18.93 Noble, Guy Distance Medley Relay Prov. Qualifying: 9:47.90 Auto. Qualifying: 9:36.20 Turnbull, Moss 10:09.61 Slate, Holt High Jump Prov. Qualifying: 2.14m/7’0.25” Auto. Qualifying: 2.24m/7’4.25” Miller Moss 6’4.25” 1.94m Scott Pauga 6’4.25” 1.94m George Fields 6’2.5” 1.89m Pole Vault Prov. Qualifying: 5.20m/17’0.75” Auto. Qualifying: 5.50m/18’0.5” Chris Spear 17’2.25”# 5.24m Daniel Inge 15’11” 4.85m John Oberg 15’7” 4.75m Long Jump Prov. Qualifying: 7.50m/24’7.25” Auto. Qualifying: 7.85m/25’9.25” George Fields 24’7.25”# 7.50m Josh Fowler 23’6.25” 7.17m Miller Moss 23’1.25” 7.04m Triple Jump Prov. Qualifying: 15.40m/50’6.25” Auto. Qualifying: 16.10m/52’10” Josh Fowler 49’7.25” 15.12m

Alex Padgett

ACC

Shot Put Prov. Qualifying: 17.75m/58’3” Auto. Qualifying: 19.30m/63’4” Alex Padgett 53’1.75” 16.20m Stephen White 50’7.25” 15.42m Miller Moss 43’7” 13.28m

ACC EL ACC

ACC TGR CG

Weight Throw Prov. Qualifying: 19.50m/63’11.75” Auto. Qualifying: 21.50m/70’6.5” Alex Padgett 59’7.5” 18.17m Zach Berg 59’4.75” 18.10m Stephen White 55’3” 16.84m

ACC CL ACC

TP ACC CG

Heptathlon Prov. Qualifying: 5,300 pts Auto. Qualifying: 5,650 pts Miller Moss 5,468 pts# Joey O’Rourke 4,708 pts

ACC ACC

INDEX HO CG JRF

Clemson Track & Field

! NCAA automatic qualifying mark # NCAA provisional qualifying mark ^ Banked or oversized track CL Clemson Invitational 1/9-10 HO Hokie Invitational 1/16-17 KY Kentucky Invitational 1/16-17 CG Clemson Games 1/30-31 JRF JRF Multi-Challenge 1/30-31 EL Virginia Tech Elite 2/6-7 TP Tiger Paw Invitational 2/13-14 TGR Tiger Invitational 2/21 ACC ACC Championships 2/26-28 VT Virginia Tech Qualifier 3/7 NCAA NCAA Championships 3/13-14

MEN’S OUTDOOR MARKS 100m Reg. Qualifying: 10.55 Jacoby Ford 10.01 C.J. Spiller 10.22^ Justin Murdock 10.30^ 200m Reg. Qualifying: 21.35 Jacoby Ford 20.88^ C.J. Spiller 20.91^ Justin Murdock 21.02^ 400m Reg. Qualifying: 47.20 Miller Moss 47.50 Trenton Guy 53.76 800m Reg. Qualifying: 1:50.40 Will Noble 1:51.90 Jasen Turnbull 1:53.08 John Mills 1:59.83 1500m Reg. Qualifying: 3:47.80 Chris Slate 4:02.34 Jonathan Sunde 4:05.43 Jasen Turnbull 4:10.79 Chris Slate Chad Holt

3000m 8:49.72 9:01.53

3000m Steeplechase Reg. Qualifying: 9:07.00 Jonathan Sunde 9:54.19 5000m Reg. Qualifying: 14:12.00 Jonathan Sunde 15:06.77 Shane Reighard 15:27.70 Patrick Jagielski 15:56.48 10,000m Auto. Qualifying: 28:45.00 Prov. Qualifying: 29:30.00 Shane Reighard 33:35.43

Miller Moss

110m Hurdles Reg. Qualifying: 14.30 15.06

NCAA OP OP

ACC OP OP

400m Hurdles Reg. Qualifying: 52.51 Travis Swaggard 52.23^ Miller Moss 57.21 4x100m Relay Reg. Qualifying: 40.66 Murdock, Spiller 38.77 Guy, Ford Spiller, Ford Guy, Moss

FL HU

FL OP ST

FL SH SH SH SH

ACC

FL SH SH

ACC

4x200m Relay 1:23.12

4x400m Relay Reg. Qualifying: 3:10.00 Murdock, Moss 3:16.07 Noble, Swaggard Slate, Turnbull Holt, Noble

4x800m Relay 7:41.57

High Jump Reg. Qualifying: 2.10m/6’10.75” Miller Moss 6’1.25” 1.86m Pole Vault Reg. Qualifying: 5.05m/16’6.75” Chris Spear 15’7” 4.75m Daniel Inge 15’7” 4.75m Miller Moss 14’2” 4.32m Long Jump Reg. Qualifying: 7.34m/24’1” George Fields 24’7.75”^ 7.51m Josh Fowler 23’7.25” 7.19m Miller Moss 23’3.5” 7.10m Triple Jump Reg. Qualifying: 15.00m/49’2.5” Josh Fowler 49’11.25”^w 15.22m

FL HU

NCAA

George Fields

DCE

ACC HU DCE

HU ACC DCE

ACC

Shot Put Reg. Qualifying: 16.80m/55’1.5” Alex Padgett 56’10”^ 17.32m Stephen White 51’3” 15.62m Miller Moss 41’11.25” 12.78m Discus Throw Reg. Qualifying: 51.70m/169’7” Alex Padgett 156’10” 47.80m Stephen White 151’11” 46.31m Miller Moss 133’8” 40.74m Javelin Throw Reg. Qualifying: 61.60m/202’1” Scott Pauga 206’7”^ 62.97m Hammer Throw Reg. Qualifying: 56.80m/186’4” Alex Padgett 197’0”^ 60.05m Zach Berg 182’3” 55.55m Stephen White 140’1” 42.71m Decathlon Auto. Qualifying: 7,500 pts Prov. Qualifying: 6,900 pts Miller Moss 7,323 pts#

OP ACC DCE

ACC FL OP

GT ACC ACC

DCE

INDEX

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! # ^ w HU SH FL ST ACC PR OP DCE GT ER NCAA

NCAA automatic qualifying mark NCAA provisional qualifying mark NCAA regional qualifying mark Wind-aided performance Hurricane Invitational 3/20-21 Shamrock Invitational 3/20-21 Florida Relay 4/3-4 USATF State Meet 4/8 ACC Championships 4/16-18 Penn Relays 4/24-25 Orange & Purple Classic 5/8-9 Deacon Combined Events 5/12-13 Georgia Tech Invitational 5/15-16 NCAA East Regional 5/29-30 NCAA Championships 6/10-13

WOMEN’S INDOOR MARKS 60m Prov. Qualifying: 7.44 Auto. Qualifying: 7.26 Kristine Scott 7.55 Michaylin Golladay 7.77 Nakeisha Wineglass 7.79

ACC HO CL

200m Prov. Qualifying: 24.10 Auto. Qualifying: 23.40 Kristine Scott 23.95^ Michaylin Golladay 24.84 Ra’Sheena Parker 26.71

ACC EL TGR

Kristine Scott Ra’Sheena Parker

300m 39.91 43.71

400m Prov. Qualifying: 54.70 Auto. Qualifying: 52.70 Christina Mason 59.46 Candace Sapp 1:03.22 Candice Johnson Christina Mason

500m 1:17.61 1:22.20

800m Prov. Qualifying: 2:09.40 Auto. Qualifying: 2:05.40 Candice Johnson 2:13.87 Liane Weber 2:14.04 Patricia Mamona 2:19.70 Candice Johnson Joanie Castagno Candace Sapp

1000m 2:57.59 2:59.04 3:04.98

Mile Prov. Qualifying: 4:48.60 Auto. Qualifying: 4:38.60 Joanie Castagno 5:05.57 Candice Johnson 5:11.00 Lilla Fordos 5:11.35 3000m Prov. Qualifying: 9:34.80 Auto. Qualifying: 9:15.80 Jenna Baker 10:13.62 Stephanie Buffo 10:16.17 Sunday Ford 10:20.02 5000m Prov. Qualifying: 16:46.60 Auto. Qualifying: 16:09.60 Jenna Baker 17:50.19 Sunday Ford 18:29.04 Abby Iselborn 18:46.22 60m Hurdles Prov. Qualifying: 8.43 Auto. Qualifying: 8.14 Michaylin Golladay 8.32# Patricia Mamona 8.41# Liane Weber 8.66 4x400m Relay Prov. Qualifying: 3:41.20 Auto. Qualifying: 3:34.20 Golladay, Mamona 3:43.88 Scott, Weber

Shot Put Prov. Qualifying: 15.20m/49’10.5” Auto. Qualifying: 16.90m/55’5.5” Liane Weber 38’3.25” ACC 11.66m Linda Buchholz 37’6.75” JRF 11.45m Patricia Mamona 34’7.75” NCAA 10.56m

Michaylin Golladay

Weight Throw Prov. Qualifying: 18.75m/61’6.25” Auto. Qualifying: 21.00m/68’10.75” Nikola Lomnicka 61’10.25”# 18.85m

CG CG

Pentathlon Prov. Qualifying: 3,700 pts Auto. Qualifying: 4,050 pts Liane Weber 4,235 pts Patricia Mamona 4,081 pts! Linda Buchholz 3,664 pts

TGR TGR

HO CG CG

HO CL CG

TP TP TP

ACC ACC CL

VT EL NCAA

ACC

NCAA ACC JRF

April Sinkler

CG CG

TP NCAA ACC

ACC

Distance Medley Relay Prov. Qualifying: 11:32.00 Auto. Qualifying: 11:11.00 Castagno, Golladay 11:59.77 Johnson, Buffo High Jump Prov. Qualifying: 1.78m/5’10” Auto. Qualifying: 1.85m/6’0.75” April Sinkler 5’11.5”# 1.82m Anastasia Wilson 5’10”# 1.78m Linda Buchholz 5’8.5” 1.74m Pole Vault Prov. Qualifying: 3.95m/12’11.5” Auto. Qualifying: 4.20m/13’9.25” Caroline Kennedy 12’9.5” 3.90m Amy Morrison 12’5.5” 3.80m Emily Barlage 12’5.5” 3.80m Long Jump Prov. Qualifying: 6.10m/20’0.25” Auto. Qualifying: 6.35m/20’10” April Sinkler 21’4.25”! 6.51m Patricia Mamona 20’4.5”# 6.21m Liane Weber 19’8.75” 6.01m Triple Jump Prov. Qualifying: 12.65m/41’6” Auto. Qualifying: 13.30m/43’7.75” Patricia Mamona 43’7”# 13.28m April Sinkler 42’8.75”# 13.02m

ACC

ACC HO ACC

ACC ACC ACC

INDEX ACC ACC NCAA

EL ACC

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WOMEN’S OUTDOOR MARKS 100m Reg. Qualifying: 11.75 Kristine Scott 11.66^

ACC

200m Reg. Qualifying: 23.96 Kristine Scott 23.50^

ACC

400m Reg. Qualifying: 54.61 Kristine Scott 1:00.22

800m Reg. Qualifying: 2:09.80 Candice Johnson 2:12.22 Candace Sapp 2:16.44 Ashley Vaughn 2:24.22

FL OP OP

1500m Reg. Qualifying: 4:27.80 Joanie Castagno 4:39.22 Candice Johnson 4:42.95 Jenna Baker 4:45.89 Kim Ruck Stephanie Buffo Alyssa Kulik

3000m 10:16.29 10:19.97 10:44.52

3000m Steeplechase Reg. Qualifying: 10:50.25 Stephanie Buffo 11:22.56 Joanie Castagno 11:30.12 Lauren Klas 11:46.68

FL SH SH SH SH SH

ACC ACC ST

5000m Reg. Qualifying: 16:52.00 Kim Ruck 17:41.05 Sunday Ford 17:58.21 Jenna Baker 18:16.19

FL SH FL

10,000m Auto. Qualifying: 33:33.00 Prov. Qualifying: 35:00.00 Kim Ruck 36:45.78 Jenna Baker 36:57.43 Sunday Ford 37:55.31

ACC ACC ACC

100m Hurdles Reg. Qualifying: 13.92 Michaylin Golladay 14.10

400m Hurdles Reg. Qualifying: 1:00.82 Michaylin Golladay 1:03.47

Castagno, Johnson Sapp, Kulik

4x800m Relay 9:08.98

High Jump Reg. Qualifying: 1.75m/5’8.75” Linda Buchholz 5’8.75”^ 1.75m Anastasia Wilson 5’8.75”^ 1.75m Katie Farnan 5’3” 1.60m

Jenna Baker

OP FL ST

Caroline Kennedy

Pole Vault Reg. Qualifying: 3.85m/12’7.5” Caroline Kennedy 12’11.5”^ 3.95m Kat Majester 12’7.5”^ 3.85m Emily Barlage 12’1.5” 3.70m Amy Morrison 12’1.5” 3.70m Discus Throw Reg. Qualifying: 47.30m/155’2” Nikola Lomnicka 116’2” 35.42m Javelin Throw Reg. Qualifying: 43.45m/142’6.5” Linda Buchholz 148’5”^ 45.25m Bethanie Wachna 140’6” 42.82m Hammer Throw Reg. Qualifying: 54.15m/177’7” Nikola Lomnicka 208’8”^ 63.61m

ACC GT OP ACC

ACC ST

INDEX ! # ^ w HU SH FL ST ACC PR OP DCE GT ER NCAA

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2009 ALL-AMERICANS

Top: Jacoby Ford won the 2009 NCAA championship in the 60m dash, clocking a time of 6.52 seconds. He also was All-American in the 100m dash. Middle: The 4x100m relay team finished third at the NCAA Outdoor Championships with a school-record time of 38.77 seconds. The lineup consisted of (left to right) Justin Murdock, Trenton Guy, Jacoby Ford, and C.J. Spiller. Bottom: Liane Weber became Clemsonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s first-ever All-American in the pentathlon. She finished sixth in the event with an ACC record 4,235 points.

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Records & History Shawn Crawford (1997-2000) 2004 Olympic Gold Medalist - 200 Meters Three-Time NCAA Champion - 200 Meters 11-Time All-American

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NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP TRADITION CLEMSON’S INDIVIDUAL NATIONAL CHAMPIONS MEN

Wesley Russell

1999

Charles Allen Indoor 4x400m Relay

1998 2000

Shawn Crawford Indoor 200m Dash Indoor 200m Dash Outdoor 200m Dash

2009

Indoor 60m Dash

1999

Kenny Franklin Indoor 4x400m Relay

3:07.80

1999

Davidson Gill Indoor 4x400m Relay

3:07.80

2001

Michelle Burgher Outdoor 4x400m Relay

3:29.97

1989

Philip Greyling Indoor 4x800m Relay

7:17.45

2001

LaShonda Cutchin Outdoor 4x400m Relay (alternate)

3:29.97

1992 1993

Michael Green Indoor 55m Dash Indoor 55m Dash Outdoor 100m Dash

6.08 6.15 10.09

1983 1985 1986

Tina Krebs Indoor 1000 Yard Run Indoor 1500m Indoor Mile

2:28.58 4:17.45 4:40.82

1989

Terrance Herrington Indoor 4x800m Relay

7:17.45

Cydonie Mothersill Indoor 200m Dash Outdoor 4x400m Relay

22.89 3:29.97

1999

Ato Modibo Indoor 400m Indoor 4x400m Relay

2001

46.11 3:07.80

2002

Hammer Throw

2007

Travis Padgett Indoor 60m Dash

6.56

2005

Gisele Oliveira Indoor Triple Jump

45’1.75”/13.76m

1989

Mike Radziwinski Indoor 4x800m Relay

7:17.45

2001

Marcia Smith Outdoor 4x400m Relay

3:29.97

1995

Duane Ross Outdoor 110m Hurdles

13.32

2001

Shekera Weston Outdoor 4x400m Relay

3:29.97

1993

Indoor 400m

45.92

1992

James Trapp Indoor 200m Dash

20.66

1989

Dave Wittman Indoor 4x800m Relay

3:07.80 20.69 20.26 20.09

7:17.45

Jacoby Ford 6.52 WOMEN

Jamine Moton

Shawn Crawford

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220’6”/67.20m

OLYMPIC TRADITION CLEMSON’S MEDALISTS 1984 (Los Angeles, California, USA) Desai Williams • Bronze • 4x100m Relay 1992 (Barcelona, Spain) Mark McKoy • Gold • 110m Hurdles Charles Allen 2000, 2004 Guyana, Canada

Michelle Burgher 2000, 2004 Jamaica

Carlton Chambers 1996 Canada

Shawn Crawford 2004, 2008 United States

1996 (Atlanta, Georgia, USA) Carlton Chambers • Gold • 4x100m Relay Kim Graham • Gold • 4x100m Relay 2000 (Sydney, Australia) Michelle Burgher • Silver • 4x400m Relay 2004 (Athens, Greece) Shawn Crawford • Gold • 200m Dash Shawn Crawford • Silver • 4x100m Relay Michelle Burgher • Bronze • 4x400m Relay 2008 (Beijing, China) Dwight Thomas • Gold • 4x100m Relay Shawn Crawford • Silver • 200m Dash

Cormac Finnerty 1996 Olympian Ireland

Kim Graham 1996 United States

Michael Green 1992, 1996 Jamaica

Jacey Harper 2000, 2004 Trinidad and Tobago

Terrance Herrington 1992 United States

Anthony Knight 1992 Jamaica

Itay Magidi 2008 Israel

Todd Matthews 2004 Sudan

Mark McKoy 1992 Canada

Cowin Mills 2008 Trinidad and Tobago

Ato Modibo 2000, 2004, 2008 Trinidad and Tobago

Cydonie Mothersill 2000, 2004, 2008 Cayman Islands

Gisele Oliveira 2008 Brazil

Travis Padgett 2008 United States

Gail Prescod 1992 St. Vincent

Duane Ross 2004 United States

Dwight Thomas 2000, 2004, 2008 Jamaica

James Trapp 1992 United States

Sultan Tucker 2004 Liberia

Desai Williams 1984, 1988 Canada

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MEN’S ALL-AMERICANS Year 1980 1981 1982 1983 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

INDOOR Name Event Hans Koeleman Mile Hans Koeleman 2 Mile Wybo Lelieveld 1000 yd Wybo Lelieveld Mile Victor Smalls High Jump Greg Moses 55m Mike Spiritoso Shot Put Yehezkel Halifa 3000m Wittman, Greyling, 4x800m Radziwinski, Herrington Yehezkel Halifa 5000m Dov Kremer 5000m Greg Moses 55m James Trapp 55m Greyling, Hines, Wittman, Beecher 4x800m James Trapp 55m Larry Ryans 55mHH Michael Green 55m James Trapp 55m James Trapp 200m Anthony Knight 55mHH Larry Ryans 55mHH Wesley Russell 400m Andrew Beecher 800m Cormac Finnerty 3000m Michael Green 55m Wesley Russell 400m Cormac Finnerty 3000m Duane Ross 55mHH Francis, Oliver, Richards, Roach 4x400m Kendrick Roach 800m Duane Ross 55mHH Duane Ross 55m HH Tony Wheeler 200m Clarence Richards 400m Gill, Richards, Francis, Oliver, Wheeler 4x400m John Thorp High Jump Jeremichael Willliams 55mHH Shawn Crawford 200m Jeremichael Williams 55mHH Greg Hines 55mHH Allen, Gill, Haynes, Franklin 4x400m Ato Modibo 400m Sultan Tucker 60mH Shawn Crawford 200m Allen, Franklin, Gill, Modibo 4x400m Shawn Crawford 60m Shawn Crawford 200m Sultan Tucker 60mHH Sultan Tucker 60mHH Todd Matthews 60mHH Doug Ameigh High Jump Todd Matthews 60mHH Ato Modibo 400m Dwight Thomas 60m Bolling, Cheney, Harper, Spain 4x400m Larry Griffin 60m Terrance McDaniel High Jump Roy Cheney 60mHH George Kitchens Long Jump George Kitchens Long Jump Mitch Greeley Pole Vault Brent Hobbs Heptathlon Travis Padgett 60m Jacoby Ford 60m Jason Bell Triple Jump Ryan Koontz Heptathlon Travis Padgett 60m C.J. Spiller 60m Mitch Greeley Pole Vault Jacoby Ford 60m

Place 4th 4th 2nd 4th T-6th 5th 2nd 6th 1st

Mark 4:04.04 8:37.41 2:08.06 4:02.58 7’1” 6.25 60’11.25” 8:03.35 7:17.45

4th 6th 4th 6th 3rd 5th 11th 1st 4th 1st 3rd 5th 3rd 5th 3rd 1st 1st 3rd 4th 7th 9th 3rd 5th 3rd 6th 5th 7th 2nd 1st 2nd 7th 3rd 1st 6th 4th 1st 4th 1st 8th 3rd 5th 4th 4th 5th 6th 7th 7th 5th 9th 7th 7th T-8th 10th 1st 3rd 10th 7th 3rd 10th 2nd 1st

14:20.39 14:23.35 6.17 6.20 7:20.65 6.21 7.42 6.08 6.22 20.66 7.21 7.26 46.43 1:49.40 8:00.96 6.15 45.92 8:04.88 7.26 3:08.98 1:50.09 7.22 7.25 20.90 46.92 3:07.34 7’1.75” 7.24 20.69 7.18 7.34 3:09.00 46.11 7.86 20.85 3:07.80 6.67 20.26 7.97 7.69 7.77 7’2.5” 7.79 46.44 6.70 3:08.92 6.73 6’11.75” 7.77 25’4” 25’3” 17’6.5” 5,361 pts 6.56 6.60 49’9” 5,569 pts 6.60 6.67 17’8.5” 6.52

MEN’S ALL-AMERICA LEADERS Name Shawn Crawford James Trapp Tony Wheeler Jeremichael Williams Duane Ross Travis Padgett Ato Modibo Carlton Chambers Michael Green Jacoby Ford Todd Matthews Charles Allen Kenny Franklin Davidson Gill Larry Ryans George Kitchens Dwight Thomas Greg Hines Mitchel Francis Enayat Oliver Cormac Finnerty Terrance Herrington

Years 1997-2000 1990-92 1994-97 1996-98 1992-95 2006-08 1999-2002 1995-98 1990-93 2007-09 1999-2002 1997-2000 1996-99 1995-96, 1998-99 1990-92, 1994 2002-05 2002 1995-98 1994-95 1992-95 1991-93 1985, 1987-89

Ind 4 4 2 2 3 2 3 0 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 2 1 1 2 2 2 1

Out 7 6 6 5 4 4 3 6 4 3 3 3 3 2 2 2 3 3 2 2 2 3

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Larry Ryans

Total 11 10 8 7 7 6 6 6 6 5 5 5 5 5 5 4 4 4 4 4 4 4

MEN’S ALL-AMERICANS Year 1968 1969 1970 1976 1977 1978 1980 1981 1982 1983 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998

OUTDOOR Name Event Roger Collins Javelin Roger Collins Javelin Roger Collins Javelin Ed Fern (USTFF) High Jump Mike Columbus (USTFF) Discus Stewart Ralph (USTFF) Javelin Mike Columbus Discus Stewart Ralph Javelin Stewart Ralph Javelin Terrence Toatley (USTFF) 100m Mike Hartle (USTFF) Javelin Desai Williams 200m Williams, Toatley, Sharpe, Davis 4x100m Julius Ogaro 3000mSC Hans Koeleman 3000mSC Mike Hartle Javelin Jack Harkness Discus Mike Hartle Javelin Jim Haughey 5000m Jim Haughey 5000m Wybo Lelieveld 1500m Victor Smalls High Jump Mike Spiritoso Shot Put Victor Smalls High Jump Mike Spiritoso Shot Put Terrance Herrington 1500m Yehezkel Halifa 10,000m Terrance Herrington 800m Dov Kremer 5000m Terrance Herrington 1500m Philip Greyling 1500m Dov Kremer 5000m James Trapp 100m Philip Greyling 1500m Larry Ryans 110mHH Thomas, Green, Ryans, Trapp 4x100m James Trapp 100m Michael Green 100m James Trapp 100m James Trapp 200m Wheatley, Russell, Gilbert, Trapp 4x100m Cormac Finnerty 5000m Michael Green 100m Cormac Finnerty 5000m Anthony Knight 110mHH Duane Ross 110mHH Wheatley, Oliver, Gilbert, Green 4x100m Mitchel Francis 400mIH Tony Wheeler 200m Larry Ryans 110mHH Duane Ross 110mHH Duane Ross 110mHH Tony Wheeler 200m John Thorp High Jump Mitchel Francis 400mIH Ross, Wheeler, Chambers, Oliver 4x100m Tony Wheeler 200m Carlton Chambers 200m Carlton Chambers 100m Jeremichael Williams 110mHH Hines, Thomas, Wheeler, Haynes 4x400m Wheeler, Williams, Chambers, 4x100m Allen, Franklin Carlton Chambers 100m Jeremichael Williams 110mHH Chambers, Crawford, 4x100m Williams, Franklin Greg Hines 400mIH Aaron Haynes 400mIH Shawn Crawford 100m Shawn Crawford 200m Jeremichael Williams 110mHH

Place 4th 6th 4th 5th 5th 3rd 6th 3rd 2nd 2nd 2nd 4th 5th 5th 6th 5th 2nd 7th 10th 9th 4th 4th 2nd 6th 8th 3rd 5th 4th 2nd 3rd 8th 5th 5th 6th 9th 2nd 4th 5th 3rd 4th 6th 4th 1st 7th 4th 7th 5th 2nd 3rd 6th 7th 1st 6th 5th 5th 5th 3rd 6th 4th 7th 8th 2nd

Mark 240’3” 239’7” 254’5” 7’0” 181’2” 241’6” 189’6” 257’0” 263’4” 10.35w 251’4” 20.45w 40.01 8:32.75 8:33.20 251’4” 203’4” 253’0” 14:17.59 14:08.08 3:41.68 7’5” 68’3.25” 7’1” 58’9.25” 3:38.57 28:58.76 1:47.58 13:56.63 3:45.05 3:46.58 14:14.28 10.23 3:41.91 13.83 39.24 10.05 10.13 10.25 20.49 39.25 14:05.09 10.09 14:08.60 13.89 14.08 39.35 49.86 20.30 13.91 14.11 13.32 20.64 7’2.25” 49.99 39.28 20.60 20.66 10.19 13.71 3:09.49 38.92

4th 7th 5th

10.40 13.81 39.07

5th 13th 8th 3rd 4th

50.46 51.72 10.56 20.74 13.76

Andy Giesler

1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

Greg Hines Shawn Crawford Davidson Gill Kai Maull Ato Modibo Allen, Franklin, Moorman, Crawford Allen, Moorman, Gill, Modibo Shawn Crawford Shawn Crawford Todd Matthews Fred Sharpe Andy Giesler Todd Matthews Ato Modibo Todd Matthews Dwight Thomas Dwight Thomas Currie, Harper, Spain, Thomas Itay Magidi George Kitchens George Kitchens Ronald Richards Scott Kautz Itay Magidi Travis Padgett Jason Bell Ryan Koontz Travis Padgett Padgett, Brown, Mills, Spiller Mitch Greeley Travis Padgett Jacoby Ford Matt Clark Jacoby Ford Murdock, Spiller, Guy, Ford

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110mHH 200m 800m Long Jump 400m 4x100m 4x400m 100m 200m 110mHH 400mIH Decathlon 110mHH 400m 110mHH 100m 200m 4x100m 3000mSC Long Jump Long Jump 100m 400mIH 3000mSC 100m Triple Jump Decathlon 100m 4x100m Pole Vault 100m 100m 10,000m 100m 4x100m

7th 6th 8th 8th 5th 5th 8th 6th 1st 3rd 7th 7th 9th 8th 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 8th 10th 8th 5th 9th 7th 4th 6th 7th 3rd 7th 4th 2nd 5th 16th 9th 3rd

13.80 20.75 1:49.95 25’7.25” 45.37 39.63 3:05.05-semi 10.26 20.09 13.57 51.06 7,498 pts 13.83 46.82 13.53 10.29 20.60 38.82 8:36.92 24’9.75” 25’4.5” 10.38 50.24 8:34.12 10.24 51’11.75” 7,284 pts 10.09 40.07 17’6.5” 10.16 10.33 29:50.51 14.34 38.77

WOMEN’S ALL-AMERICANS Year 1981 1983 1985 1986 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1996 1998 1999 2001 2002 2004 2005 2007 2009

Name Cindy Duarte Tina Krebs Tina Krebs Kirsti Voldness Tina Krebs Lisa Dillard Marcia Fletcher Ane Skak Karen Hartmann Nanette Holloway Kim Graham Monyetta Haynesworth Tonya McKelvey Mareike Ressing Tonya McKelvey Treshell Mayo Nikkie Bouyer Cutchin, Watt Bouyer, Weston Nikkie Bouyer Shekera Weston Cydonie Mothersill Jamine Moton Jamine Moton Burgher, Mothersill, Smith, Weston Jamine Moton Jamine Moton Sheri Smith Ulfarsdottir, Rutherford, Smith, Hinton Gisele Oliveira Della Clark Liane Weber

Year 1981 1982 1983 1985 1986 1990 1991

Name Cindy Duarte Stephanie Weikert Tina Krebs Judith Shephard Tina Krebs Tina Krebs Ute Jamrozy Lisa Dillard Lisa Dillard Angela Dolby Dillard, Fleetwood, Graham, Henderson

INDOOR Event 3000m (AIAW) 1000 yd 1500m 1500m Mile 55m Long Jump 800m 800m Triple Jump 200m Long Jump Long Jump 3000m Long Jump 200m 55mHH 4x400m Relay

PL 4th 1st 1st 3rd 1st 5th 9th 6th 3rd 5th 8th 5th 6th 3rd 14th 5th 6th 6th

Mark N/A 2:28.58 4:17.45 4:21.85 4:40.82 6.86 19’8.25” 2:08.84 2:04.55 42’3.5” 24.43 20’3” 19’10.25” 9:26.10 19’.25” 23.50 7.62 3:37.34

60mH 400m 200m Shot Put Weight Throw 4x400m Relay

9th 9th 1st 2nd 3rd 3rd

8.30 54.23 22.89 53’8.5” 66’11.5” 3:34.83

Shot Put Weight Throw Triple Jump 4x400m Relay

8th 2nd 7th 8th

53’8.26” 73’10” 42’5.5” 3:34.94

Triple Jump Weight Throw Pentathlon

1st 3rd 6th

45’1.75” 68’5” 4,235

OUTDOOR Event 3000m (AIAW) 3000m 800m 3000m 1500m 1500m 10,000m 100m 200m Shot Put 4x100m Relay

PL N/A 5th 2nd 5th 4th 3rd 4th 4th 7th 11th 5th

Mark N/A 9:33.93 2:03.01 9:14.5 4:15.74 4:19.18 33:14.83 11.48 23.74 48’1.75” 44.39

WOMEN’S ALL-AMERICA LEADERS Name Shekera Weston Gisele Oliveira Jamine Moton Tina Krebs Nikkie Bouyer Kim Graham Lisa Dillard Cydonie Mothersill Michelle Burgher Mareike Ressing Tonya McKelvey 1992 1993 1996 1997 1999 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005

Kim Graham 200m Mareike Ressing 3000m Ane Skak 800m Kim Graham 200m Karen Hartmann 1500m Angel Fleetwood 400m Angela Dolby Shot Put Nanette Holloway Triple Jump Kim Graham 200m Mareike Ressing 3000m Tonya McKelvey Long Jump Treshell Mayo 200m Nikki Sims Shot Put Wilson, Norsworthy, 4x400m Relay Watt, Weston Nikkie Bouyer 400mH Shekera Weston 200m Brown, Weston, 4x100m Relay Cutchin, Bouyer Burgher, Mothersill, 4x400m Relay Smith, Weston, Cutchin* Shekera Weston 200m Shekera Weston 400m Jamine Moton Shot Put Murray, Burgher, 4x100m Relay Weston, Mothersill Jamine Moton Hammer Throw Gisele Oliveira Triple Jump Sheri Smith Triple Jump Gisele Oliveira Triple Jump Gisele Oliveira Long Jump Gisele Oliveira Triple Jump Gisele Oliveira Triple Jump

Note: * denotes alternate for the event

Shekera Weston

Years 1997-99, 2001 2002-05 1998-99, 2001-02 1983, 1985-87 1996, 1998-99 1991-93 1989-91 2001 2001 1991-93, 1995 1991-93

Clemson Track & Field

Ind 3 1 4 3 3 1 1 2 1 1 2

Out 7 5 2 3 2 4 3 2 2 2 1

Total 10 6 6 6 5 5 4 4 3 3 3

4th 4th 6th 2nd 6th 9th 8th 6th 4th 6th 11th 6th 11th 4th

23.13 9:10.32 2:06.98 23.24 4:22.72 52.78 50’1.75” 42’8” 23.07 9:27.35 19’10.75” 23.12 50’10” 3:32.18

6th 7th 7th

57.74 23.23 44.03

1st

3:29.97

4th 10th 2nd 4th

23.19 52.92 56’4.75” 44.19

1st 7th 9th 3rd 8th 3rd 2nd

220’6” 43’0.5” 42’7” 44’6” 20’5.75” 44’10.75” 45’0.5”

MENâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S NCAA PARTICIPANTS INDOOR - BY EVENT 55m Michael Green 1991, 1992, 1993 James Trapp 1990, 1991, 1992 Doug Thomas 1990 Greg Moses 1986, 1989 60m C.J. Spiller 2008 Jacoby Ford 2007, 2009 Travis Padgett 2007, 2008 Corey Brown 2006 Ronald Richards 2005 Larry Griffin 2003 Jacey Harper 2003 Dwight Thomas 2002 David Collins 2000 Shawn Crawford 2000 200m Jacey Harper 2001 Shawn Crawford 1998, 1999, 2000 Tony Wheeler 1995 Michael Green 1992 James Trapp 1992 400m Ato Modibo 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002 Clarence Richards 1994, 1995 Wesley Russell 1992, 1993 500m Marcus Black 1986 800m Kendrick Roach 1993, 1994 Andrew Beecher 1991, 1992, 1993 Terrance Herrington 1988, 1989 Dave Wittman 1989 Mile Philip Greyling 1989, 1990 Martin Flynn 1987 Wybo Lelieveld 1983 Hans Koeleman 1980 1,000 yard Terrance Herrrington 1987 Wybo Lelieveld 1982 1,000m Terrance Herrington 1985 Two Mile Hans Koeleman 1981 3,000m Itay Magidi 2007 Cormac Finnerty 1992, 1993 Yehezkel Halifa 1988 Peter Van de Kerkhove 1986 Robert Debrouwer 1985 5,000m Yehezkel Halifa 1989 Dov Kremer 1989 4x400m Relay Harper, Bolling, Cheney, Spain 2003 Harper, Thomas, Spain, Modibo 2002 Allen, Spain, Crawford, Harper 2000 Allen, Franklin, Gill, Modibo 1999 Allen, Gill, Haynes, Franklin 1998 Gill, Richards, Francis, Oliver, Wheeler 1995 Francis, Oliver, Richards, Roach 1994 4x800m Relay Greyling, Hines, Wittman, Beecher 1990 Wittman, Greyling, Radzwinski, Herrington 1989 55m Hurdles Jeremichael Williams 1997, 1998 Greg Hines 1997, 1998 Duane Ross 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995 Larry Ryans 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993 Anthony Knight 1991, 1992 60m Hurdles Roy Cheney 2004

Todd Matthews Sultan Tucker High Jump Adam Linkenauger Terrance McDaniel Doug Ameigh Malcolm Reynolds John Thorp Victor Smalls Long Jump George Kitchens Triple Jump Jason Bell Pole Vault Mitch Greeley Bryan Wiliams Shot Put Mike Spiritoso 35 Lb. Weight Throw Mike Neary Heptathlon Brent Hobbs Ryan Koontz Rick Hill

2001, 2002 1999, 2000, 2001 2004, 2005, 2006 2003 2002 2001 1993, 1995 1985 2004, 2005 2005, 2007 2006, 2007, 2008 1999 1987 1991 2006 2006, 2007 2004

INDOOR - BY YEAR 1980 Hans Koeleman Mile 1981 Hans Koeleman Two Mile 1982 Wybo Lelieveld 1,000 yard 1983 Wybo Lelieveld Mile 1985 Robert DeBrouwer 3000m Victor Smalls High Jump 1986 Greg Moses 55m Marcus Black 500m Peter Van de Kerkhove 3000m 1987 Martin Flynn Mile Terrance Herrington 1000yd Mike Spiritoso Shot Put 1988 Terrance Herrington 800m Yehezkel Halifa 3000m 1989 Greg Moses 55m Terrance Herrington 800m Dave Wittman 800m Philip Greyling Mile Dov Kremer 5000m Yehezkel Halifa 5000m Wittman, Greyling,Radziwinski, Herrington 4x800m 1990 James Trapp 55m Doug Thomas 55m Philip Greyling Mile Greyling, Hines, Wittman, Beecher 4x800m Larry Ryans 55m Hurdles 1991 James Trapp 55m Michael Green 55m Andrew Beecher 800m Anthony Knight 55m Hurdles Larry Ryans 55m Hurdles Mike Neary Weight Throw 1992 Michael Green 55m, 200m James Trapp 55m, 200m Wesley Russell 400m Andrew Beecher 800m

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Cormac Finnerty Anthony Knight Larry Ryans Duane Ross 1993 Michael Green Wesley Russell Andrew Beecher Kendrick Roach Cormac Finnerty Duane Ross Larry Ryans John Thorp 1994 Clarence Richards Kendrick Roach Francis, Oliver, Richards, Roach Duane Ross 1995 Tony Wheeler Clarence Richards Duane Ross John Thorp *Gill, Richards, Francis, Oliver 1997 Jeremichael Williams Greg Hines 1998 Shawn Crawford Greg Hines Jeremichael Williams 1999 Shawn Crawford Ato Modibo Allen, Franklin, Gill, Modibo Sultan Tucker Bryan Williams 2000 Shawn Crawford David Collins Sultan Tucker Ato Modibo Allen, Spain, Crawford, Harper 2001 Jacey Harper Ato Modibo Todd Matthews Sultan Tucker Malcolm Reynolds 2002 Dwight Thomas Ato Modibo Harper, Thomas, Spain, Modibo Todd Matthews Doug Ameigh 2003 Larry Griffin Jacey Harper Harper, Bolling, Cheney, Spain Terrance McDaniel 2004 Roy Cheney Adam Linkenauger George Kitchens Rick Hill 2005 Ronald Richards Adam Linkenauger George Kitchens Jason Bell 2006 Corey Brown Adam Linkenauger Mitch Greeley

3000m 55m Hurdles 55m Hurdles 55m Hurdles 55m 400m 800m 800m 3000m 55m Hurdles 55m Hurdles High Jump 400m 800m 4x400m Relay 55m Hurdles 200m 400m 55m Hurdles High Jump 4x400m Relay 55m Hurdles 55m Hurdles 55m, 200m 55m Hurdles 55m Hurdles 200m 400m 4x400m Relay 60m Hurdles Triple Jump 60m, 200m 60m 60m Hurdles 400m 4x400m Relay 200m 400m 60m Hurdles 60m Hurdles High Jump 60m 400m 4x400m 60m Hurdles High Jump 60m 60m 4x400m Relay High Jump 60m Hurdles High Jump Long Jump Heptathlon 60m High Jump Long Jump Triple Jump 60m High Jump Pole Vault

MENâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S NCAA PARTICIPANTS Brent Hobbs Ryan Koontz 2007 Jacoby Ford Travis Padgett Itay Magidi Jason Bell Mitch Greeley Ryan Koontz 2008 Travis Padgett C.J. Spiller Mitch Greeley 2009 Jacoby Ford

Heptathlon Heptathlon 60m 60m 3000m Triple Jump Pole Vault Heptathlon 60m 60m Pole Vault 60m

OUTDOOR - BY EVENT 100m Jacoby Ford 2007, 2008, 2009 Justin Murdock 2009 C.J. Spiller 2009 Travis Padgett 2006, 2007, 2008 Ronald Richards 2005 Tye Hill 2004 Airese Currie 2003, 2004 Dwight Thomas 2002 Jacey Harper 2001 Shawn Crawford 1998, 2000 Carlton Chambers 1996, 1997 Michael Green 1991,1992, 1993 James Trapp 1990, 1991, 1992 Greg Moses 1986 Terrance Toatley 1980 200m Travis Padgett 2007, 2008 Ronald Richards 2005 Tye Hill 2004 Airese Currie 2003, 2004 Dwight Thomas 2002 Jacey Harper 2001 Shawn Crawford 1998, 1999, 2000 Kenny Franklin 1997, 1998 Tony Wheeler 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997 Carlton Chambers 1996 James Trapp 1990, 1992 Marcus Black 1986 Greg Moses 1985 Desai Williams 1980 400m Otto Spain 2003 Ato Modibo 1999, 2001, 2002 Shawn Thomas 1997 Wesley Russell 1992 George Chiles 1985 800m Davidson Gill 1999 Andrew Beecher 1990, 1992 Terrance Herrington 1985, 1988 1500m Mike Kauffman 1994 Philip Greyling 1989, 1990 Dave Wittman 1990 Terrance Herrington 1987, 1989 Wybo Lelieveld 1983 3,000m Steeplechase Itay Magidi 2003, 2005, 2006 Dave Wittman 1991 Hans Koeleman 1981 Julius Ogaro 1981 5000m Matt Clark 2007 Cormac Finnerty 1991, 1992, 1993 Larry Clark 1990 Dov Kremer 1988, 1989

Matt Clark

Martin Flynn 1985, 1986 Rob Debrouer 1985 Jim Haughey 1982, 1983 10,000m Matt Clark 2008 Yehezkel Halifa 1988 Jim Haughey 1981 110m Hurdles Lydell Perry 2004 Todd Matthews 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002 Sultan Tucker 1999, 2001 Jeremichael Williams 1996, 1997, 1998 Greg Hines 1998 Duane Ross 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995 Larry Ryans 1990, 1991, 1992, 1994 Anthony Knight 1991, 1992, 1993 William Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Bannon 1985 Kevin Farris 1985 Eric Olson 1985 400m Hurdles Scott Kautz 2005 Fred Sharpe 2000 Greg Hines 1995, 1998 Aaron Haynes 1998 Mitchel Francis 1994, 1995 Dion Wafford 1990 4x100m Relay Murdock, Spiller, Guy, Ford 2009 Padgett, Brown, Mills, Spiller 2007 Cheney, Brown, Padgett, Mills 2006 Griffin, T. Hill, Richards, Currie 2004 Griffin, T. Hill, Richards, Harper 2003 Currie, Spain, Harper, Thomas 2002 Harper, Crawford, Allen, Moorman 2000 Allen, Franklin, Moorman, Crawford 1999 Chambers, Crawford, Williams, Franklin 1998 Wheeler, Williams, Chambers, Allen, Franklin 1997 Ross, Wheeler, Chambers, Oliver 1995 Wheatley, Oliver, Gilbert, Green 1993 Wheatley, Russell, Gilbert, Trapp 1992 Gilber, Green, Ryans, Trapp 1992 Thomas, Green, Ryans, Trapp 1991 Williams, Toatley, Sharpe, Davis 1980 4x400m Relay Bolling, Cheney, Harper, Spain 2003 Harper, R. Hill, Spain, Modibo 2002

Clemson Track & Field

Allen, Gill, Haynes, Franklin 1998 Allen, Franklin, Gill, Modibo 1999 Francis, Richards, Thomas, Oliver 1995 Beecher, Wafford, Wittman, Green 1990 Long Jump George Fields 2007 George Kitchens 2003, 2004, 2005 Kai Maull 1999 High Jump Adam Linkenauger 2004, 2006, 2007 Terrance McDaniel 2004 Malcolm Reynolds 2001 John Thorp 1995 Victor Smalls 1985, 1986 Ed Fern 1975, 1976 Shane Stroup 1975 Triple Jump Jason Bell 2005, 2006 Pole Vault Mitch Greeley 2006, 2007, 2008 Ryan Lewis 2003 Shot Put Scott Erbach 1991 Mike Spiritoso 1986, 1987 Javelin Ken Peterson 1985 Mike Hartle 1980, 1981, 1982 Van W. Weise 1981 Stewart Ralph 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978 Roger Collins 1968, 1969, 1970 Discus Jack Harkness 1982 Mike Columbus 1975, 1976, 1977 Decathlon Ryan Koontz 2006 Rick Hill 2003, 2004 Andy Geisler 2000, 2001 OUTDOOR - BY YEAR 1968 Roger Collins Javelin 1969 Roger Collins Javelin Jack Hill 6 Mile 1970 Roger Collins Javelin 1975 Ed Fern High Jump Shane Stroup High Jump Stuart Ralph Javelin Mike Columbus Discus 1976 Ed Fern High Jump Stewart Ralph Javelin Mike Columbus Discus 1977 Stewart Ralph Javelin Mike Columbus Discus 1978 Stewart Ralph Javelin 1980 Terrance Toatley 100m Desai Williams 200m Williams, Toatley, Sharpe, Davis 4x100m Relay Mike Hartle Javelin 1981 Julius Ogaro 3000m Steeplechase Hans Koeleman 3000m Steeplechase Jim Haughey 10,000m Mike Hartle Javelin Van W. Weise Javelin 1982 Jim Haughey 5000m Mike Hartle Javelin

MENâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S NCAA PARTICIPANTS Jack Harkness Discus 1983 Wybo Lelieveld 1500m Jim Haughey 5000m 1985 Greg Moses 200m Victor Smalls High Jump Terrance Herrington 800m Rob Debrouwer 5000m Martin Flynn 5000m Ken Peterson Javelin 1986 Greg Moses 100m Marcus Black 200m Martin Flynn 5000m Victor Smalls High Jump Mike Spiritoso Shot Put 1987 Terrance Herrington 1500m Mike Spiritoso Shot Put 1988 Terrance Herrington 800m Dov Kremer 5000m Yehezkel Halifa 10,000m 1989 Terrance Herrington 1500m Philip Greyling 1500m Dov Kremer 5000m 1990 James Trapp 100m, 200m Andrew Beecher 800m Philip Greyling 1500m Dave Wittman 1500m Larry Clark 5000m Beecher, Wafford, Wittman, Green 4x400m Relay Larry Ryans 110m Hurdles Dion Wafford 400m Hurdles 1991 Michael Green 100m James Trapp 100m Dave Wittman 3000m Steeplechase Cormac Finnerty 5000m Thomas, Green, Ryans, Trapp 4x100m Relay Anthony Knight 110 Hurdles Larry Ryans 110 Hurdles Scott Erbach Shot Put 1992 James Trapp 100m, 200m Michael Green 100m Wesley Russell 400m Andrew Beecher 800m Cormac Finnerty 5000m Wheatley, Russell, Gilbert, Trapp 4x100m Relay Thomas, Green, Ryans, Trapp 4x100m Relay Larry Ryans 110m Hurdles Anthony Knight 110m Hurdles Duane Ross 110m Hurdles 1993 Michael Green 100m Andrew Beecher 800m Cormac Finnerty 5000m Anthony Knight 110m Hurdles Duane Ross 110m Hurdles Wheatley, Oliver, Gilbert, Green 4x100m Relay 1994 Tony Wheeler 200m Mike Kauffman 1500m Larry Ryans 110m Hurdles Duane Ross 110m Hurdles Mitchel Francis 400m Hurdles 1995 Tony Wheeler 200m Duane Ross 110m Hurdles Mitchel Francis 400m Hurdles

Greg Hines 400m Hurdles Ross, Wheeler, Chambers, Oliver 4x100m Relay Francis, Richards, Thomas, Oliver 4x400m Relay John Thorp High Jump 1996 Carlton Chambers 100m Carlton Chambers 200m Tony Wheeler 200m Jeremichael Williams 110m Hurdles 1997 Carlton Chambers 100m Tony Wheeler 200m Kenny Franklin 200m Shawn Thomas 400m Jeremichael Williams 110m Hurdles Greg Hines 110m Hurdles, 400m Hurdles Aaron Haynes 400m Hurdles Marcus Phillips 400m Hurdles Wheeler, Williams, Chambers, Allen 4x100m Relay Franklin, Wheeler, Chambers, Allen 4x100m Relay Phillips, Thomas, Haynes, Wheeler 4x400m Relay 1998 Shawn Crawford 100m, 200m Kenny Franklin 200m Greg Hines 110m Hurdles Jeremichael Williams 110m Hurdles Aaron Haynes 400m Hurdles Greg Hines 400m Hurdles Chambers, Crawford, Williams, Franklin 4x100m Relay Allen, Gill, Haynes, Franklin 4x400m Relay 1999 Shawn Crawford 200m Ato Modibo 400m Davidson Gill 800m Sultan Tucker 110m Hurdles Todd Matthews 110m Hurdles Allen, Franklin, Moorman,Crawford 4x100m Relay Allen, Franklin, Gill, Modibo 4x400m Relay Kai Maull Long Jump 2000 Shawn Crawford 100m, 200m Todd Matthews 110m Hurdles Fred Sharpe 400m Hurdles Harper, Crawford, Allen, Moorman 4x100m Relay Andy Giesler Decathlon 2001 Jacey Harper 100m, 200m Ato Modibo 400m Todd Matthews 110m Hurdles Sultan Tucker 110m Hurdles Malcolm Reynolds High Jump Andy Geisler Decathlon 2002 Dwight Thomas 100m, 200m Ato Modibo 400m

Todd Matthews 110m Hurdles Currie, Spain, Harper, Thomas 4x100m Relay Harper, R. Hill, Spain, Modibo 4x400m Relay 2003 Airese Currie 100m, 200m Otto Spain 400m Griffin, T. Hill, Richards, Harper 4x100m Relay Bolling, Cheney, Harper, Spain 4x400m Relay Itay Magidi 3000m Steeplechase George Kitchens Long Jump Ryan Lewis Pole Vault Rick Hill Decathlon 2004 Airese Currie 100m, 200m Tye Hill 100m, 200m Lydell Perry 110m Hurdles Griffin, T. Hill, Richards, Currie 4x100m Relay Adam Linkenauger High Jump Terrance McDaniel High Jump George Kitchens Long Jump Rick Hill Decathlon 2005 Ronald Richards 100m, 200m Scott Kautz 400m Hurdles Itay Magidi 3000m Steeplechase George Kitchens Long Jump Jason Bell Triple Jump 2006 Travis Padgett 100m Cheney, Brown, Padgett, Mills 4x100m Relay Itay Magidi 3000m Steeplechase Adam Linkenauger High Jump Jason Bell Triple Jump Mitch Greeley Pole Vault Ryan Koontz Decathlon 2007 Jacoby Ford 100m Travis Padgett 100m, 200m Padgett, Brown, Mills, Spiller 4x100m Relay Matt Clark 5000m George Fields Long Jump Adam Linkenauger High Jump Mitch Greeley Pole Vault 2008 Jacoby Ford 100m Travis Padgett 100m, 200m Matt Clark 10,000m Mitch Greeley Pole Vault 2009 Jacoby Ford 100m Justin Murdock 100m C.J. Spiller 100m Murdock, Spiller, Guy, Ford 4x100m Note: Bold denotes current student-athlete

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WOMENâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S NCAA PARTICIPANTS INDOOR - BY EVENT 55m Simone Tomlinson 1995 Gail Prescod 1992 Kim Graham 1991, 1992 Lisa Dillard 1989, 1990, 1991 60m Cydonie Mothersill 2001 Simone Tomlinson 1996 200m Cydonie Mothersill 2001 Shenita Wilson 1997 Treshell Mayo 1995, 1996 Samantha Watt 1995 Kim Graham 1991, 1992, 1993 Lisa Dillard 1990 400m Shekera Weston 1999 Shenita Wilson 1997 Angel Fleetwood 1991, 1992 800m Karen Hartmann 1992, 1993 Ane Skak 1991 Mile Perry Fields 2001 Mareike Ressing 1993 Tina Krebs 1986, 1987 1,000 yard Tina Krebs 1983 1,500m Tina Krebs 1985 Kirsti Voldness 1985 3,000m Mareike Ressing 1994 Anne Evans 1991 Ute Jamrozy 1987 Cindy Duarte 1981 55m Hurdles Nikki Bouyer 1998 Monyetta Haynesworth 1993 Monique Everett 1991, 1992 Marcia Fletcher 1989 60m Hurdles Nikki Bouyer 1996, 1999 4x400m Relay Ulfarsdottir, Rutherford, Smith, Hinton 2004 Burgher, Mothersill, Cutchin, Weston 2001 Cutchin, Watt, Bouyer, Weston 1998 Weston, Norsworthy, Watt, Wilson 1997 Long Jump Terri Robinson 1999 Tonya McKelvey 1993, 1994 Monyetta Haynesworth 1993 Courtney Singleton 1993 Marcia Fletcher 1991 Triple Jump Patricia Mamona 2008, 2009 Gisele Oliveira 2005 Sheri Smith 2002 Nanette Holloway 1990, 1992 Marcia Fletcher 1991 Weight Throw Della Clark 2007 Jamine Moton 2001, 2002 Shot Put Jamine Moton 1999, 2001, 2002 Nikki Sims 1995, 1996 Pentathlon Liane Weber 2007, 2009 Patricia Mamona 2009 INDOOR - BY YEAR 1981 Cindy Duarte

3000m

Treshell Mayo

1983 Tina Krebs 1000 yd 1985 Tina Krebs 1500m Kirsti Voldness 1500m 1986 Tina Krebs Mile 1987 Ute Jamrozy 3,000m Tina Krebs Mile 1989 Lisa Dillard 55m Marcia Fletcher 55m Hurdles 1990 Lisa Dillard 55m, 200m Nanette Hollaway Triple Jump 1991 Kim Graham 55m, 200m Lisa Dillard 55m Angel Fleetwood 400m Ane Skak 800m Anne Evans 3,000m Monique Everett 55m Hurdles Marcia Fletcher Long Jump, Triple Jump 1992 Kim Graham 55m, 200m Gail Prescod 55m Angel Fleetwood 400m Karen Hartmann 800m Monique Everett 55m Hurdles Nanette Holloway Triple Jump 1993 Kim Graham 200m Karen Hartmann 800m Mareike Ressing Mile Monyetta Haynesworth 55m Hurdles, Long Jump Courtney Singleton Long Jump Tonya McKelvey Long Jump 1994 Mareike Ressing 3,000m Tonya McKelvey Long Jump 1995 Simone Tomlinson 55m Samantha Watt 200m Treshell Mayo 200m Nikki Sims Shot Put 1996 Simone Tomlinson 60m Treshell Mayo 200m Nikkie Bouyer 60m Hurdles Nikki Sims Shot Put 1997 Shenita Wilson 200m, 400m Weston, Norsworthy, Watt, Wilson 4x400m Relay

Clemson Track & Field

1998 Nikkie Bouyer 55m Hurdles Cutchin, Watt, Bouyer, Weston 4x400m Relay 1999 Shekera Weston 400m Nikkie Bouyer 60m Hurdles Terri Robinson Long Jump Jamine Moton Shot Put 2001 Cydonie Mothersill 60m, 200m Perry Fields Mile Burgher, Mothersill, Cutchin, Weston 4x400m Relay Jamine Moton Shot Put, Weight Throw 2002 Sheri Smith Triple Jump Jamine Moton Shot Put, Weight Throw 2004 Ulfarsdottir, Rutherford, Smith, Hinton 4x400m Relay 2005 Gisele Oliveira Triple Jump 2007 Della Clark Weight Throw Liane Weber Pentathlon 2008 Patricia Mamona Triple Jump 2009 Patricia Mamona Triple Jump Patricia Mamona Pentathlon Liane Weber Pentathlon OUTDOOR - BY EVENT 100m Simone Tomlinson 1998 Lisa Dillard 1990 200m Kristine Scott 2009 Shekera Weston 1999, 2001 Simone Tomlinson 1998 Nikkie Bouyer 1998 Treshell Mayo 1994, 1995, 1996 Kim Graham 1991, 1992, 1993 Lisa Dillard 1990 400m Shenita Wilson 1996, 1997 Angel Fleetwood 1992 800m Ane Skak 1991 Tina Krebs 1983 1500m Karen Hartmann 1992 Tina Krebs 1984, 1985, 1986 3,000m Mareike Ressing 1991, 1993 Judith Shephard 1983, 1984

WOMENâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S NCAA PARTICIPANTS Stephanie Weikert 1982 Kerry Robinson 1982 Cindy Duarte 1981 5,000m Judith Shephard 1985 Kerry Robinson 1983 Stephanie Weikert 1983 Jennifer Briscoe 1982 10,000m Tina Jenson 1997 K. Friedrichsen 1994 Michelle Scholtz 1990 Ute Jamrozy 1986 100m Hurdles Polly Hardy 2008 Nikki Bouyer 1996, 1998 400m Hurdles Christina Smith 2004 Silja Ulfarsdottir 2004, 2005 Nikki Bouyer 1999 Virginia Barnes 1995 4x100m Relay Murray, Burgher, Weston, Mothersill 2001 Brown, Weston, Cutchin, Bouyer 1999 Robinson, Tomlinson, Bouyer, Weston 1998 Wilson, Tomlinson, Watt, Weston 1997 Wilson, Wyatt, Mayo, Bouyer 1996 McKelvey, Prescod, Fleetwood, Graham 1992 Dillard, Fleetwood, Graham, Henderson 1991 Dillard, Henderson, Fleetwood, Walton 1990 4x400m Relay Ulfarsdottir, Smith, Cousins, Hinton 2004 Burgher, Mothersill, Smith, Weston, Cutchin 2001 Cutchin, Brown, Bouyer, Weston 1999 Cutchin, Watt, Bouyer, Weston 1998 Wilson, Norsworthy, Watt, Weston 1997 High Jump Sharia Clinkscales 1994 Long Jump Gisele Oliveira 2003 Tonya McKelvey 1993 Triple Jump Patricia Mamona 2007, 2008 Gisele Oliveira 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 Nanette Holloway 1992 Marcia Fletcher 1991 Shot Put Jamine Moton 2001 Nikki Sims 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997 Angela Dolby 1990, 1992 Hammer Throw Jamine Moton 2002 Heptathlon Liane Weber 2007 Lauren Nicholson 2003 Katja Pettinen 1995 OUTDOOR - BY YEAR 1981 Cindy Duarte 1982 Stephanie Weikert Kerry Robinson Jennifer Briscoe 1983 Tina Krebs Judith Shephard Kerry Robinson Stephanie Weikert 1984 Tina Krebs Judith Shephard 1985 Tina Krebs

Judith Shephard 1986 Tina Krebs Ute Jamrozy 1990 Lisa Dillard Michelle Scholtz Dillard, Henderson, Fleetwood, Walton Angela Dolby 1991 Kim Graham Ane Skak Mareike Ressing Dillard, Fleetwood, Graham, Henderson Marcia Fletcher 1992 Kim Graham Angel Fleetwood Karen Hartmann McKelvey, Prescod, Fleetwood, Graham Nanette Holloway Angela Dolby 1993 Kim Graham Mareike Ressing Tonya McKelvey 1994 Treshell Mayo Karen Friedrichsen Sharia Clinkscales Nikki Sims 1995 Treshell Mayo Virginia Barnes Nikki Sims Katja Pettinen 1996 Treshell Mayo Shenita Wilson Wilson, Watt, Mayo, Bouyer Nikki Bouyer Nikki Sims 1997 Shenita Wilson

5,000m 1,500m 10,000m 100m, 200m 10,000m 4x100m Shot Put 200m 800m 3000m 4x100m Triple Jump 200m 400m 1500m 4x100m Relay Triple Jump Shot Put 200m 3000m Long Jump 200m 10,000m High Jump Shot Put 200m 400m Hurdles Shot Put Heptathlon 200m 400m 4x100m Relay 100m Hurdles Shot Put 400m

Tina Jenson 10,000m Wilson, Tomlinson, Watt, Weston 4x100m Relay Wilson, Norsworthy, Watt, Weston 4x400m Relay Nikki Sims Shot Put 1998 Simone Tomlinson 100m, 200m Nikkie Bouyer 200m, 100m Hurdles Robinson, Tomlinson, Bouyer, Weston 4x100m Relay Cutchin, Watt, Bouyer, Weston 4x400m Relay 1999 Shekera Weston 200m Brown, Weston, Cutchin, Bouyer 4x100m Relay Cutchin, Brown, Bouyer, Weston 4x400m Relay Nikkie Bouyer 400m Hurdles 2001 Shekera Weston 200m Murray, Burgher, Weston, Mothersill 4x100m Relay Burgher, Mothersill, Smith, Weston, Cutchin 4x400m Relay Jamine Moton Shot Put 2002 Jamine Moton Hammer Throw Gisele Oliveira Triple Jump 2003 Joana Costa Pole Vault Lauren Nicholson Heptathlon Gisele Oliveira Long Jump, Triple Jump 2004 Christina Smith 400m Hurdles Silja Ulfarsdottir 400m Hurdles Ulfarsdottir, Smith, Cousins, Hinton 4x400m Relay Gisele Oliveira Triple Jump 2005 Silja Ulfarsdottir 400m Hurdles Gisele Oliveira Triple Jump 2007 Patricia Mamona Triple Jump Liane Weber Heptathlon 2008 Polly Hardy 100m Hurdles Patricia Mamona Triple Jump 2009 Kristine Scott 200m Note: Bold denotes current student-athlete.

Polly Hardy

3,000m 3,000m 3,000m 5,000m 800m 3,000m 5,000m 5,000m 1,500m 3,000m 1,500m

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MEN’S ACC CHAMPIONS 1955 1959 1960 1962 1963 1964 1967 1970 1972 1973 1975 1977 1978 1979 1980 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999

INDOOR Allston Mitchell High Jump John Dunkelberg 600 yards John Dunkelberg 600 yards Wesley King 70 yard LH Jimmy Wynn 60 yards Cone, Adams, Mile Relay Shaw, Wynn Jim Taylor 70 yard HH Greg Benz Shot Put Morgan, Romero 2-Mile Relay Seesman, Hall Wayne Jenkins 600 yards Long, Copeland, Mile Relay Zungoli, Jenkins Ed Fern High Jump Zungoli, Copeland, Mile Relay Seesman, Jenkins Ed Fern High Jump George, Moore, Mile Relay Funk, Huff Dean Matthews 2-Mile Jerry Butler 60 yards Messam, Rucker, DMR J. Flynn, Coffman Desai Williams 60 yards Desai Williams 440 yards Hans Koeleman Mile Hans Koeleman 2-Mile Davis, Rucker, Mile Relay Sharpe, Williams Marcus Black 600 yards Mike Spiritoso Shot Put Mike Spiritoso 35-lb Wt. Martin Flynn 2-Mile Paul McCaffrey Mile Terrance Herrington 800m Yehezkel Halifa 5000m Rodney Keasler Long Jump Soggs, Hines, 2-Mile Relay Wittman, Herrington Mike Neary 35-lb Wt. Philip Greyling Mile Philip Greyling 3000m Scott Erbach Shot Put Doug Thomas 55m Dave Wittman 800m James Trapp 200m @Philip Greyling 3000m @Philip Greyling Mile Larry Clark 5000m Gichaba, Hines, 2-Mile Relay Beecher, @Greyling Beecher, Wafford, Mile Relay Green, Trapp James Trapp 55m Michael Green 55m Larry Ryans 55mHH Cormac Finnerty Mile Cormac Finnerty 3000m Wright, Roach, 2-Mile Relay Dorrity, Beecher Scott Erbach Shot Put Duane Ross 55mHH @Michael Green 55m @Michael Green 200m Wesley Russell 400m Cormac Finnerty 3000m Mike Kauffman Mile Eric Lander Pole Vault Duane Ross 55mHH Gill, Richards, 4x400m Relay Wheeler, Francis Tooman, Hines, DMR Reckner, Harris Hines, Thomas, 4x400m Relay Gill, Haynes Shawn Thomas 200m Greg Hines 55mHH David Hartzler Pole Vault Shawn Crawford 60m Joe Gibson 3000m Tony Lloyd Triple Jump @Shawn Crawford 60m

6’2” 1:12.7 1:13.3 7.4 6.4 3:26.2

MEN’S LEADERS Itay Magidi

8.8 53’3.75” 7:57.5 1:13.7 3:34.4 6’10” 3:19.9 6’10” 3:23.9 8:57.7 6.2 10:07.4 6.2 48.55 4:04.04 8:49.51 3:16.81 1:10.0 63’4” 50’11” 8:46.29 4:10.50 1:51.36 14:04.79 24’5.75” 7:26.99 53’7” 4:08.96 8:12.62 55’2.25” 6.22 1:53.01 21.03 8:17.13 4:05.85 14:24.05 7:40.06 3:11.38 6.22 6.15 7.12 4:03.72 8:16.73 7:30.52 57’7.25” 7.12 6.10 20.96 46.03 8:11.94 4:07.96 17’2.75” 7.22 3:12.14 10:05.68 3:14.84 21.68 7.34 16’7.5” 6.66 8:16.30 50’9.5” 6.77

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

@Shawn Crawford Ato Modibo Davidson Gill Esteban Diaz Sultan Tucker Allen, Franklin, Gill, Modibo Doug Ameigh Bryan Williams @Shawn Crawford @Shawn Crawford Sultan Tucker Fred Sharpe @Jacey Harper @Jacey Harper Ato Modibo Todd Matthews Doug Ameigh Spain, Harper, Copes, Modibo Dwight Thomas Dwight Thomas Jacey Harper Ato Modibo Larry Griffin @Jacey Harper Otto Spain Jason Meany Tye Hill Adam Linkenauger Derek Gilson Rick Hill Itay Magidi Adam Linkenauger George Kitchens Adam Linkenauger Mitch Greeley Ryan Koontz Jacoby Ford George Fields #Travis Padgett Mitch Greeley Jacoby Ford

200m 400m 800m Mile 60mHH 4x400m Relay

20.81 46.00 1:52.46 4:10.20 7.79 3:09.66

High Jump Triple Jump 60m 200m 60mHH 800m 60m 200m 400m 60mHH High Jump 4x400m Relay

7’1.5” 52’5.25” 6.62 20.43 7.79 1:51.79 6.74 21.35 46.57 7.73 7’0.5” 3:14.08

60m 60mHH 200m 400m 60m 200m 400m 3000m 60m High Jump Shot Put Heptathlon 5000m High Jump Long Jump High Jump Pole Vault Heptathlon 60m Long Jump 60m Pole Vault 60m

6.76 7.81 21.57 47.58 6.76 21.48 47.63 8:17.07 6.73 7’2.25” 59’11” 5,528 pts 14:16.03 6’11.75” 24’11.25” 7’2.5” 17’7” 5,515 pts 6.52 24’5.5” 6.63 17’8.5” 6.51

1956 1959

John Steedley Paul Snyder

OUTDOOR 120 yard HH Javelin

14.7 219’9”

Clemson Track & Field

ACC Champions (Indoor and Outdoor Combined) Name Total Ind Years James Trapp 12 6 1990-92 Shawn Crawford 11 9 1997-00 Jacey Harper 10 6 2000-03 Michael Green 9 6 1990-93 Tony Wheeler 9 4 1994-97 Jimmy Wynn 9 4 1962-64 Ato Modibo 8 4 1999-02 Hans Koeleman 7 7 1980-83 Andrew Beecher 7 2 1990-93 Adam Linkenauger 7 7 2003-07 Dave Wittman 6 5 1988-91 Larry Ryans 6 3 1990-92, 94 Ed Fern 5 5 1973-76 Dwight Thomas 5 5 2002 Terrance Herrington 5 4 1985, 87-89 Desai Williams 5 4 1979-80 Philip Greyling 5 4 1989-91 Duane Ross 5 4w 1992-95 Eric Lander 5 5 1993-96 Davidson Gill 5 1 1995-96, 99 Larry Griffin 5 1 2001-04 Travis Padgett 5 4 2006-08 Mike Columbus 4 4 1975-78 Martin Flynn 4 4 1984-87 Mike Spiritoso 4 4 1983-84, 86-87 Cormac Finnerty 4 4 1990-93 Sultan Tucker 4 3 1998-01 Wesley Russell 4 2 1992-93 Shawn Thomas 4 2 1994-96 Otto Spain 4 2 2000-03 Tye Hill 4 2 2003-05 Charles Allen 4 0 1997-00 Note: Total includes individual championships plus relay crowns.

1960 1962 1963 1964 1965 1967 1969 1970 1971 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1980

John Dunkelberg Jim Wynn Shawn, Gilberg, Wynn, Kelly Center Leland Jim Wynn Jim Wynn King, Poole, Wynn, Kelly Dick Dobbs Avery Nelson Poole, Shaw, Wynn, Durham Wynn, Huey, Cone, Adams Avery Nelson Greg Benz Jim Taylor Roger Collins @Roger Collins Josh Collins Roger Collins Josh Collins Josh Collins Mac Copeland Ed Fern Ed Fern Stewart Ralph Mike Columbus Ed Fern Stewart Ralph Mike Columbus Mike Columbus Mike Columbus Stewart Ralph Mike Hartle Desai Williams Desai Williams @Julius Ogaro @Julius Ogaro @Julius Ogaro

440 yards 100 yards 440 yard Relay

47.9 9.7 42.3

Long Jump 100 yards 220 yards 440 yard Relay

24’5” 9.7 21.0 41.8

Discus Triple Jump 440 yard Relay

156’4.5” 46’7.5” 41.8

Mile Relay

3:14.2

Triple Jump Shot Put 120 yard HH Javelin Javelin 100 yards Javelin 100 yards 200 yards 440 yard IH High Jump High Jump Javelin Discus High Jump Javelin Discus Discus Discus Javelin Javelin 100m 200m 5000m 10,000m 3000mSC

46’7” 55’5.5” 14.4 247’1” 253’9” 9.6 262’2” 9.6 21.5 53.0 6’10” 6’9.25” 239’8” 176’1.5” 7’0” 266’5” 169’3” 188’9” 186’0” 249’4” 249’0” 10.49 20.71 14:07.11 29:31.6 8:42.73

MEN’S ACC CHAMPIONS 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989

Hans Koeleman Mark McKoy Hans Koeleman Terrence Toatley C.McSwain, Varn, Toatley, R. McSwain Mike Hartle @Hans Koeleman Jack Harkness Jim Haughey Terrence Toatley @Hans Koeleman Jeff Jones Jim Haughey @Hans Koeleman Mike Spiritoso Stijn Jaspers Stijn Jaspers Victor Smalls @Greg Moses @Greg Moses Martin Flynn Greg Moses Marcus Black Martin Flynn Eddie Richardson Shelton Boyer Victor Smalls Frank Crossen Martin Flynn Marcus Black Mike Spiritoso Terrance Herrington Terrance Herrington Frank Crossen Yehezkel Halifa Dov Kremer Frank Crossen Terrance Herrington

1500m 110mHH 3000mSC 100m 4x100m Relay

3:46.55 14.26 8:49.98 10.47 40.86

Javelin 3000mSC Shot Put 10,000m 100m 5000m Long Jump 10,000m 3000mSC Shot Put 5000m 10,000m High Jump 100m 200m 5000m 100m 400m 1500m 400mIH Long Jump High Jump Javelin 5000m 400m Shot Put 800m 1500m Javelin 10,000m 1500m Javelin 1500m

257’5” 8:35.6 57’7” 29:46.9 10.6 13:56.76 24’9.75” 30:00.75 8:35.9 58’10” 14:07.34 29:43.54 7’1” 10.23 20.41 14:18.72 10.32 46.77 3:44.3 51.40 25’1.5” 6’11.75” 208’6” 14:07.00 47.0 59’4.25” 1:48.73 3:43.34 216’8” 28:56.80 3:44.36 214’7” 3:56.3

1990 1991 1992 1993 1994

Dave Wittman Rodney Keasler Yehezkel Halifa Larry Clark Dave Wittman @James Trapp @James Trapp Thomas, James, Ryans, @Trapp Beecher, Wafford, Hines, @Trapp Jeff Fields Thomas, Green, James, Trapp Dave Wittman Dave Wittman Larry Ryans Michael Green Andrew Beecher @James Trapp @James Trapp Andrew Beecher Cormac Finnerty Larry Ryans Duane Ross Gilbert, @Trapp, Ryans, Russell Beecher, @Trapp, Roach, Russell Scott Erbach Wheatley, @Green, Gilbert, Oliver Wesley Russell @Michael Green @Michael Green Eric Lander Eric Lander Cormac Finnerty Tony Wheeler

3000mSC Long Jump 10,000m 10,000m 1500m 100m 200m 4x100m Relay

9:01.3 24’11” 29:53.15 29:54.48 3:47.58 10.12 20.61 40.19

4x400m Relay

3:08.02

Pole Vault 4x100m Relay

17’0” 39.14

3000mSC 1500m 110mHH 100m 800m 100m 200m 800m 5000m 110mHH 110mHH 4x100m Relay

8:53.5 3:47.95 13.76 10.39 1:48.83 10.27 20.48 1:48.20 14:10.78 13.61 13.61 39.96

4x400m Relay

3:05.09

Shot Put 4x100m Relay

58’2.5” 39.80

400m 100m 200m Decathlon Javelin 5000m 200m

45.62 10.03w 20.83 6,934 pts 198’3” 14:16.38 20.52

Left to Right: C.J. Spiller, Jacoby Ford, Trenton Guy

1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

Wheeler, Ross, Ryans, Oliver Mike Kauffman Tony Wheeler Duane Ross Francis, Thomas, Hines, Wheeler Tony Wheeler Eric Lander Eric Lander Matt Helinski Gill, Thomas, Wheeler, Haynes Tony Wheeler Jeremichael Williams Williams, Wheeler, Franklin, Allen David Hartzler Matt Helinski Josh Scott @Shawn Crawford @Shawn Crawford Jeremichael Williams Damian DiCola Jason Brewer Chambers, Allen, @Crawford, Franklin Ato Modibo Sultan Tucker Doug Ameigh @Shawn Crawford @Shawn Crawford Todd Matthews Fred Sharpe Harper, @Crawford, Allen, Moorman Ryan Lewis Malcolm Reynolds Andy Giesler Jacey Harper Jacey Harper Ato Modibo Todd Matthews Jason Meany Tucker, Modibo, Harper, Griffin Andy Giesler @Dwight Thomas @Dwight Thomas @Dwight Thomas Griffin, Spain, Harper, Currie Otto Spain Roy Cheney Griffin, Spain, T. Hill, Currie Rick Hill Tye Hill Michael Bolling Griffin, Hill, Richards, Currie Adam Linkenauger George Kitchens Rick Hill Adam Linkenauger George Kitchens Travis Padgett Adam Linkenauger Ryan Koontz Travis Padgett Matt Clark Mills, Porter Swaggard, Brown Adam Linkenauger #Travis Padgett Guy, Brown Mills, #T. Padgett Mitch Greeley Jacoby Ford

4x100m Relay

40.29

1500m 200m 110mHH 4x400m Relay

3:46.16 20.36 13.89 3:05.16

400m Decathlon Javelin Hammer 4x400m Relay

45.50 7,615 pts 220’4” 193’9” 3:10.76

200m 110mHH 4x100m Relay

20.23 13.76 39.73

Pole Vault Hammer Decathlon 100m 200m 110mHH Javelin High Jump 4x100m Relay

16’7.25” 190’1” 7,016 pts 10.18 20.31 13.53 203’6” 6’1.75” 39.65

400m 110mHH High Jump 100m 200m 110mHH 400mIH 4x100m Relay

45.51 13.82 7’1” 10.37 20.54 13.81 50.73 40.19

Pole Vault High Jump Decathlon 100m 200m 400m 110mHH 5000m 4x100m Relay

16’4.75” 6’10.75” 7,254 pts 10.25 20.71 44.87 13.84 14:31.59 40.24

Decathlon 100m 200m 110mHH 4x100m Relay

7,619 pts 10.27 20.73 13.74 39.86

400m 110mHH 4x100m Relay

46.30 14.15 40.20

Decathlon 100m 400mIH 4x100m Relay

7,068 pts 10.52 51.61 39.75

High Jump Long Jump Decathlon High Jump Long Jump 100m High Jump Decathlon 100m 10,000m 4x400m Relay

7’1” 24’6.25” 7,300 pts 7’1” 25’2.5” 10.35 6’11.75” 7,371 pts 10.23 29:46.26 3:09.89

HIgh Jump 100m 4x100m Relay

7’1.75” 10.17 39.40

Pole Vault 100m

17’0.75” 10.28

Note: @ - Indicates Overall Meet MVP; # - Indicates Meet Track MVP; the ACC did not hold indoor championships from 1981-86; Bold denotes current student-athlete.

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WOMEN’S ACC CHAMPIONS 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002

INDOOR Ute Jamrozy 2 mile Jeannie Burris Shot Put Jeannie Burris Shot Put Lisa Dillard 55m Jeannie Burris Shot Put Lisa Dillard 55m Anne Evans 3000m Angela Dolby Shot Put Angel Fleetwood 400m Kim Graham 55m Kim Graham 200m Ane Skak 800m Monyetta Haynesworth LJ Monique Everett 55mH @Kim Graham 55m @Kim Graham 200m Karen Hartmann Mile @Karen Hartmann Mile @Karen Hartmann 800m Kim Graham 200m Mareike Ressing 3000m Kohler, Mayo, Mile Relay Avery, Graham Barnes, Avery, DMR Engel, Ressing Tonya McKelvey LJ Nikki Sims Shot Put Simone Tomlinson 55m Nikki Sims Shot Put Weston, Norsworthy, 4x400m Watt, Wilson Simone Tomlinson 60m Samantha Watt 400m Cutchin, Watt 4x400m Bouyer, Weston Shekera Weston 200m Shekera Weston 400m Erin Nett Pole Vault Jamine Moton Shot Put Joana Costa Pole Vault Cydonie Mothersill 200m Marcia Smith 400m @Jamine Moton Shot Put @Jamine Moton Weight Throw Smith, Cutchin, 4x400m Burgher, Mothersill Jamine Moton Weight Throw Jamine Moton Shot Put

April Sinkler

10:01.47 42’4.5” 44’6” 6.91 47’9.75” 6.88 9:48.54 48’0.5” 54.44 6.91 23.78 2:07.14 20’5” 7.74 6.91 23.59 4:44.49 4:51.26 2:07.82 23.57 9:39.45 3:44.35 11:48.46 20’0.25” 51’3.5” 6.89 49’5.5” 3:42.76 7.28 54.45 3:39.59 23.62 53.36 11’6.25” 49’1.5” 11’11.75” 23.58 54.45 52’5.25” 68’0.5” 3:41.69 68’4.5” 51’9.75”

2004 2005 2007 2009 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1997 1998 1999 2001 2002

Silja Ulfarsdottir 200m Hinton, Rutherford, 4x400m Smith, Ulfarsdottir Gisele Oliveira LJ Gisele Oliveira TJ Lauren Nicholson Pentathlon Gisele Oliveira TJ Liane Weber Pentathlon ^April Sinkler High Jump ^April Sinkler Long Jump Liane Weber Pentathlon OUTDOOR Kerry Robinson 5000m Tina Krebs 800m Tina Krebs 800m Tina Krebs 800m Tina Krebs 800m Elsa Breit 1500m Ute Jamrozy 10,000m Jeannie Burris Discus Jeannie Burris Shot Put Lisa Dillard 100m Lisa Dillard 200m Jeannie Burris Shot Put Helen Rogers 10,000m Lisa Parak Discus Dillard, Henderson, 4x100m Fleetwood, Walton Lisa Dillard 100m Lisa Dillard 200m Angela Dolby Shot Put Lisa Parak Discus Lisa Parak Javelin Ane Skak 400mIH Skak, @Graham, 4x400m Fleetwood, Walton @Kim Graham 200m @Graham, Henderson, 4x100m Fleetwood, Dillard Lisa Parak Discus @Kim Graham 100m @Kim Graham 200m @Graham, Fleetwood, 4x100m Prescod, McKelvey Karen Hartmann 1500m Angela Dolby Shot Put Liz Griesback Javelin Anne Evans 5000m @Kim Graham 100m @Kim Graham 200m @Graham, McKelvey, 4x100m Ketter, Mayo Erika Selby 400mH Mareike Ressing 3000m Nikki Sims Shot Put @Nikki Sims Shot Put Treshell Mayo 200m Simone Tomlinson 100m Annu Montell Heptathlon Simone Tomlinson 100m Nikkie Bouyer 200m Kammie Blount Javelin Jamine Moton Shot Put Erin Nett Pole Vault Jamine Moton Shot Put Jamine Moton Discus Robinson, Weston, 4x100m Cutchin, Bouyer @Cydonie Mothersill 100m @Cydonie Mothersill 200m Shekera Weston 400m Kyana Elder 100mH Michelle Burgher 400mH Sheri Smith TJ Jamine Moton Discus Jamine Moton Shot Put Jamine Moton Hammer Murray, Weston 4x100m Burgher, @Mothersill Smith, Cutchin, 4x400m Burgher, @Mothersill @Jamine Moton Hammer @Jamine Moton Shot Put

23.96 3:41.08 20’10.75” 44’1.5” 3,676 pts 45’1.75” 4,089 pts 5’11.5” 21’4.25” 4,218 pts 16:02.76 2:02.82 2:02.82 2:05.79 2:05.86 4:23.77 33:32.60 135’5” 45’5” 11.64 23.73 45’2.5” 35:20.0 150’2.75” 45.61 11.57 23.56 47’7” 149’7” 161’4” 58.61 3:34.50

WOMEN’S LEADERS ACC Champions (Indoor and Outdoor Combined) Name Total Ind Years Kim Graham 15 10 1991-93 Jamine Moton 13 13 1998-99, 2001-02 Lisa Dillard 8 6 1989-91 Gisele Oliveira 7 7 2002-05 Shekera Weston 7 3 1997-99, 2001 Jeannie Burris 6 6 1987-90 Cydonie Mothersill 6 3 2001 Angel Fleetwood 5 1 1989-92 Michelle Burgher 4 1 2001 Karen Hartmann 4 4 1992-95 Tina Krebs 4 4 1983, 1985-87 Lisa Parak 4 4 1989-91 Nikki Sims 4 4 1994-97 Simone Tomlinson 4 4 1995-98 Silja Ulfarsdottir 4 1 2002-05 Nikkie Bouyer 3 1 1996, 1998-99 Angela Dolby 3 3 1989-92 Treshell Mayo 3 1 1993-96 Tonya McKelvey 3 1 1991-93 Mareike Ressing 3 1 1991,93,95 Marcia Smith 3 1 2000-02 Note: Total includes individual championships plus relay crowns.

23.42 44.88 149’8” 11.48 23.31 44.60 4:21.52 50’0.5” 148’6” 16:54.17 11.57 23.73 45.69 1:02.04 9:33.25 47’6 .25” 52’7.25” 23.47 12.01 5,171 pts 11.21 23.12 143’0” 50’1.75” 12’ 1/2” 50’3.25” 163’5” 45.07 11.34 22.57 52.81 13.51 57.79 41’9.25” 176’7” 52’5.25” 188’8” 44.19 3:41.69 206’1” 55’5”

Clemson Track & Field

Kim Graham

2003 2004 2005

Gisele Oliveira Ulfarsdottir, Smith, Cousins, Hinton Gisele Oliveira Ulfarsdottir, Hinton, Hill, Perry Gisele Oliveira Gisele Oliveira

TJ 4x400m

43’10” 3:37.28

TJ 4x400m

43’5.25” 3:40.25

LJ TJ

20’8.5” 43’9.75”

Note: @ - Indicates Overall Meet MVP; ^ - Indicates Meet Field MVP; the ACC began women’s ACC outdoor meets in 1983 and indoor meets in 1987; Bold denotes current studentathlete.

MEN’S ALL-ACC HONORS

Terrance Herrington Rodney Keasler Kelvin Sykes George Milton

INDOOR 1987 1000 yards Long Jump Triple Jump High Jump

2:08.19 24’11.25” 52’3.5” 7’1.5”

Dov Kremer Jeff Fields John Boobas

1988 Mile Pole Vault Shot Put

Greg Moses Terrance Herrington Dov Kremer Dov Kremer

1989 55m 800m Mile 3000m

6.28 1:49.71 4:09.56 8:12.63

James Trapp Dion Wafford Dennis Hines Dave Wittman Larry Ryans

1990 55m 400m 800m Mile 55mHH

6.24 47.62 1:53.64 4:06.38 7.37

Doug Thomas Cormac Finnerty Jorge Pacheco Larry Ryans Jeff Fields

1991 55m 3000m 5000m 55mHH Pole Vault

6.24 8:19.04 14:19.3 7.27 16’7.5”

James Trapp Michael Green James Trapp Wesley Russell Andrew Beecher Anthony Knight Scott Erbach

1992 55m 200m 200m 400m 800m 55mHH Weight Throw

Wesley Russell Kendrick Roach Mike Kauffman Cormac Finnerty Mike Kauffman Kevin Hogan Larry Ryans

1993 200m 800m Mile Mile 3000m 5000m 55mHH

21.32 1:51.05 4:03.39 4:04.45 8:14.19 14:40.07 7.26

Mike Kauffman Kevin Hogan Clarence Richards Duane Ross Nathan Fields

1994 3000m 5000m 400m 55mHH Pole Vault

8:27.37 14:45.10 48.91 7.38 16’8.75”

Davidson Gill Junior Alexander Eric Lander

1995 800m 55mHH Pole Vault

1:54.82 7.60 16’10.75”

Shawn Thomas Tony Wheeler Greg Hines Josh Scott David Hartzler Matt Helinski

1996 400m 400m 55mHH High Jump Pole Vault Shot Put

48.01 48.72 7.54 6’11” 16’7.5” 53’4.25”

Carlton Chambers Shawn Thomas Aaron Haynes Esteban Diaz Jeremichael Williams Josh Scott Bryan Williams Kenny Franklin Matt Helinski Matt Helinski

1997 55m 200m 800m Mile 55mHH High Jump Triple Jump Triple Jump Shot Put Weight Throw

6.34 21.75 1:55.39 4:12.94 7.36 6’11” 50’1.25” 48’6.75” 54’6.5” 63’4.75”

Carlton Chambers

1998 60m

4:10.62 16’0” 56’8”

6.25 20.72 21.01 46.43 1:50.05 7.31 52’7”

6.70

Kenny Franklin Shawn Crawford Davidson Gill Esteban Diaz Joe Gibson Jeremichael Williams Sultan Tucker Bryan Williams Jorge Tienda Benjamin Hess

60m 200m 800m Mile 5000m 60mHH 60mHH Triple Jump Pole Vault Pole Vault

6.70 20.87 1:50.82 4:07.34 14:29.98 7.79 7.82 49’8.25” 15’5.75” 15’5.75”

Ato Modibo Joe Gibson Todd Matthews Bryan Williams Tony Lloyd

1999 200m 5000m 60mHH High Jump Triple Jump

21.25 14:26.14 7.91 6’10.75” 50’0.75”

David Collins Ato Modibo Ato Modibo Mike Connelly Charles Allen Doug Ameigh Kai Maull Bryan Williams Keith Rzewuski

2000 60m 200m 400m 800m 60mHH High Jump Long Jump Triple Jump Shot Put

6.70 21.38 46.39 1:52.42 7.85 7’1” 24’9.75” 51’6.5” 52’8.75”

Larry Griffin Ato Modibo Otto Spain Otto Spain Sultan Tucker Ian Potter Malcolm Reynolds Kai Maull

2001 60m 200m 200m 400m 60mHH 60mHH High Jump Triple Jump

6.89 21.50 21.66 47.81 7.75 7.99 7’0.5” 50’7.25”

Jacey Harper Larry Griffin Marcus Hodge Jason Meany Todd Matthews Doug Ameigh

2002 60m 60m 800m 5000m 60mHH High Jump

6.77 6.77 1:53.63 14:24.40 7.83 7’3”

Jacey Harper Airese Currie Michael Bolling Roy Cheney Terrance McDaniel

2003 60m 60m 400m 60mHH High Jump

6.77 6.79 48.82 8.12 7’1.75”

Ron Richards Tye Hill Ron Richards Roy Cheney George Kitchens Adam Klotzbach Brent Hobbs

2004 60m 200m 200m 60mHH Long Jump Pole Vault Heptathlon

6.82 21.61 21.54 7.93 24’2.5” 15’11” 5,393 pts

Tye Hill Ronald Richards Roy Cheney Itay Magidi Derrick Wyatt Derrick Wyatt Jason Bell Mitch Greeley Brent Hobbs

2005 60m 200m 60mHH 3000m 3000m 5000m Triple Jump Pole Vault Heptathlon

6.76 21.44 7.98 8:13.78 8:13.94 14:18.09 51’1.75” 16’4.75” 5,301 pts

Travis Padgett Corey Brown Roy Cheney Brent Hobbs

2006 60m 60m 60m Hurdles Heptathlon

6.74 6.78 7.94 5,413 pts

Jacoby Ford Matt Clark Matt Clark

2007 200m 3000m 5000m

21.43 8:19.42 14:18.32

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Jason Bell Adam Linkenauger Mitch Greeley Ryan Koontz

Triple Jump High Jump Pole Vault Heptathlon

C.J. Spiller Matt Clark Chris Spear Zach Berg

2008 60m 5000m Pole Vault Weight Throw

Travis Swaggard Travis Swaggard

2009 200m 400m

50’11.5” 6’11.5” 17’5.5” 5,531 pts 6.70 14:29.37 17’0.75” 57’0.75” 21.48 47.76

OUTDOOR 1986 Long Jump High Jump 400mIH

24’11.75” 6’11.75” 51.40

George Milton Shelton Boyer Kevin Sykes

1987 High Jump Long Jump Triple Jump

6’9.75” 24’10” 51’7.25”

Terrance Herrington Yekezkel Halifa

1988 1500m 5000m

3:45.53 14:09.05

1989 100m 400m 800m 1500m 3000m 5000m 10,000m Pole Vault Javelin Shot Put

10.57 51.80 1:48.34 3:56.5 9:01.5 14:28.1 30:12.74 16’0” 220’6” 52’6.75”

Dennis Hines Philip Greyling Rim Cox Larry Clark Larry Ryans Dion Wafford

1990 800m 1500m 3000m 5000m 110mHH 400mIH

1:49.59 3:47.59 8:49.0 14:13.30 13.96 51.02

Doug Thomas James Trapp Jeff Fields

1991 100m 200m Pole Vault

10.41 20.92 16’8.75”

Trevor Gilbert Michael Wheatley

1992 100m 100m

Terrance Parks Shelton Boyer Eddie Richardson

Charlie James Dion Wafford Terrance Herrington Philip Greyling Philip Greyling Larry Clark Larry Clark Jeff Fields Frank Crossen Scott Erbach

10.54 10.79

MEN’S ALL-ACC HONORS Wesley Russell Kendrick Roach Cormac Finnerty Larry Armstead

200m 800m 1500m Triple Jump

21.00 1:48.20 3:47.04 51’9”

Kenny Franklin Kenny Franklin Davidson Gill Esteban Diaz Todd Matthews Bryan Williams Mark Jellison

1999 200m 400m 800m 1500m 110mHH High Jump Decathlon

20.63 46.09 1:50.15 3:53.52 13.88 7’1” 6620

2000 100m 400m 800m 10,000m 110mHH 110mHH High Jump High Jump Long Jump Decathlon

10.83 47.03 1:51.71 30:18.54 14.04 14.25 6’8.75” 6’8.75” 24’3.5” 6831

Wesley Russell Andrew Beecher Mike Kauffman Kevin Hogan Duane Ross Delvon Wilson John Thorp

1993 200m 800m 1500m 10,000m 110mHH 400mIH High Jump

21.29 1:48.08 3:47.56 30:07.71 14.00 52.51 7’1.75”

Clarence Richards Larry Ryans Mitchel Francis Eric Lander Eric Lander

1994 400m 110mHH 400mIH Decathlon Javelin

45.94 13.81 50.20 6932 198’0”

Jacey Harper Ato Modibo Mike Connelly Jason Meany Sultan Tucker Charles Allen Doug Ameigh Mark Mirabito Kai Maull Mark Jellison

Enayat Oliver Clarence Richards Junior Alexander Greg Hines John Thorp David Hartzler Josh Scott

1995 400m 400m 110mHH 400mIH High Jump Pole Vault Decathlon

46.91 46.93 14.32 50.85 7’1.75” 16’0.75” 6415

Larry Griffin Sultan Tucker Ato Modibo Otto Spain Sultan Tucker Doug Ameigh Kai Maull

2001 100m 100m 200m 400m 110mHH High Jump Triple Jump

10.60 10.61 21.06 46.47 14.06 7’1” 49’3”

Tony Wheeler Shawn Thomas Davidson Gill Jeremichael Williams Greg Hines Aaron Haynes Matt Helinski

1996 200m 400m 800m 110mHH 400mIH 400mIH Shot Put

20.07 47.42 1:53.04 13.86 51.37 51.45 53’8.25”

2002 100m 400m 110mHH High Jump Triple Jump Decathlon Long Jump Pole Vault Triple Jump

10.54 45.81 13.75 6’10.75” 51’1” 7165 24’7.75” 16’10.75” 50’4.75”

Carlton Chambers Tony Wheeler John McMillian Greg Hines Aaron Haynes Marcus Phillips Jason Brewer Josh Scott Bryan Williams Matt Helinski Damian DiCola

1997 100m 400m 1500m 110mHH 400mIH 400mIH High Jump Long Jump Triple Jump Shot Put Javelin

Larry Griffin Ato Modibo Todd Matthews Doug Ameigh Brit Barrow Rick Hill George Kitchens Ryan Lewis Terrance McDaniel

10.50 45.37 3:51.64 14.24 50.06 50.21 6’9.75” 23’6.25” 48’10” 54’11.25” 208’9”

Airese Currie Larry Griffin Otto Spain Itay Magidi Jason Meany Michael Bolling Roy Cheney Terrance McDaniel Kai Maull Ryan Lewis

2003 100m 100m 200m 3000mSC 5000m 400mIH 400mIH Long Jump Triple Jump Pole Vault

10.52 10.59 21.37 8:52.30 14:17.81 51.93 52.30 24’7.75” 49’8.5” 16’0.75”

Kenny Franklin Carlton Chambers Kenny Franklin Davidson Gill Greg Hines Greg Hines Tony Lloyd Tony Lloyd Bryan Williams Benjamin Hess Tom Hopkins

1998 100m 100m 200m 800m 110mHH 400mIH High Jump Triple Jump Triple Jump Pole Vault Javelin

10.32 10.35 20.97 1:50.53 13.97 50.42 6’8” 49’6.25” 48’10.25” 16’3.25” 188’2”

Airese Currie Ron Richards Lydell Perry Scott Kautz Ryan Fenton Derek Gilson Matt Lombardi Clayton Curtis Brent Hobbs Ryan Hunter

2004 100m 200m 110mHH 400mIH 3000mSC Shot Put Shot Put Javelin Decathlon Decathlon

10.57 21.16 14.01 52.16 9:05.69 55’7.75” 54’5.25” 196’9” 7,180 pts 6,626 pts

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MEN’S LEADERS All-ACC Honors (Indoor and Outdoor Combined) Name Total Ind Years Ato Modibo 15 12 1999-2002 James Trapp 14 8 1990-92 Shawn Crawford 12 10 1997-2000 Larry Ryans 11 8 1990-92, 94 Jacey Harper 11 7 2000-2003 Greg Hines 10 8 1995-98 Michael Green 10 7 1990-93 Davidson Gill 10 6 1995-96, 98-99 Tony Wheeler 10 6 1994-97 Terrance Herrington 9 8 1985,87-89 Kenny Franklin 9 6 1996-99 Andrew Beecher 9 4 1990-93 Doug Ameigh 8 8 1999-2002 Cormac Finnerty 8 8 1991-93 Mitch Greeley 8 8 2005-08 Eric Lander 8 8 1993-96 Adam Linkenauger 8 8 2003-07 Bryan Williams 8 8 1997-2000 Philip Greyling 8 7 1989-91 Travis Padgett 8 7 2006-08 Sultan Tucker 8 7 1998-2001 Wesley Russell 8 6 1992-93 Larry Griffin 8 5 2001-2004 Matt Helinski 7 7 1994-97 Todd Matthews 7 7 1999-2002 Dave Wittman 7 6 1988-91 Ron Richards 7 6 2002-05 Shawn Thomas 7 4 1994-97 Roy Cheney 6 6 2003-2006 Matt Clark 6 6 2004-05, 07-08 Jacoby Ford 6 6 2007-09 Duane Ross 6 5 1992-95 Otto Spain 6 4 2000-03 Airese Currie 6 3 2002-2004 Charles Allen 6 2 1997-2000 Note: Total includes individual All-ACC honors plus relay crowns.

Ronald Richards Ronald Richards Roy Cheney Scott Kautz Itay Magidi Mitch Greeley Ryan Koontz

2005 100m 200m 110mHH 400mIH 3000mSC Pole Vault Decathlon

10.52 21.06 14.23 51.29 8:41.69 16’6.75” 7,012 pts

Itay Magidi George Fields Jason Bell Mitch Greeley Brent Hobbs

2006 3000mSC Long Jump Triple Jump Pole Vault Decathlon

8:55.49 24’9.75” 50’6” 16’2.75” 7,101 pts

C.J. Spiller Travis Padgett Matt Clark George Fields Jason Bell Mitch Greeley Ryan Koontz

2007 100m 200m 5000m Long Jump Triple Jump Pole Vault Decathlon

10.53 21.04 14:12.12 24’6.5” 51’4.5” 17’0.75” 7,139 pts

Jacoby Ford Travis Padgett Matt Clark Zach Berg Miller Moss Mike Feathers

2008 100m 200m 5000m Hammer Throw Decathlon Decathlon

10.43 20.83 14:17.90 188’6” 6,991 pts 6,582 pts

C.J. Spiller Trenton Guy Jacoby Ford Alex Padgett

2009 100m 100m 200m Hammer Throw

10.49 10.51 20.88 184’10”

WOMEN’S ALL-ACC HONORS

Ute Jamrozy Angela Dolby Lisa Dillard

INDOOR 1988 3000m 1989 Shot Put 200m

Lisa Dillard Angela Dolby Anne Evans Marcia Fletcher Marcia Fletcher

1991 55m Shot Put 3000m Triple Jump Long Jump

Angela Dolby Angel Fleetwood

1992 Shot Put 400m

Monyetta Haynesworth Kim Graham Mareike Ressing Tonya McKelvey

1993 55mH 55m Mile Long Jump

7.82 6.91 4:54.17 20’9.25”

Pam Ketter Mareike Ressing Courtney Singleton Courtney Singleton Nikki Sims

1994 55m 3000m Long Jump Triple Jump Shot Put

6.97 9:48.60 19’7.5” 40’9.75” 45’10.75”

Virginia Barnes Samantha Watt Mareike Ressing

1995 800m 400m 3,000m

Treshell Mayo Nikkie Bouyer Christine Engel

1996 55m 200m Mile

Nicole Sims Simone Tomlinson Shenita Wilson

1997 Shot Put 55m 400m

Terri Robinson Shekera Weston Nikkie Bouyer Nikkie Bouyer Jamine Moton

1998 60m 400m 200m 60mH Shot Put

Kyana Elder Marcia Smith

2000 60mH 400m

Michelle Burgher Kyana Elder Mandy McLane

2001 400m 60mH Pole Vault

Terri Robinson Silja Ulfarsdottir Sheri Smith

2002 60m 400m Triple Jump

Katie Pickett

2003 High Jump

Silja Ulfarsdottir Della Clark

2004 400m Weight Throw

Della Clark

2006 Weight Throw

62’0.5”

2007 Triple Jump Pole Vault Weight Throw

42’6” 12’5.5” 64’8”

47’7.25” 24.35

Jeannie Burris Lisa Dillard

1999 60mH Pole Vault

2005 Long Jump

47’1.5” 23.88 6.92 47’1.75” 9:25.66 42’3.25” 20’7”

Patricia Mamona Caroline Kennedy Della Clark Patricia Mamona Patricia Mamona

2008 Long Jump Triple Jump

19’10.75” 43’3.25”

Anastasia Wilson Patricia Mamona Nikola Lomnicka Patricia Mamona

2009 High Jump Triple Jump Weight Throw Pentathlon

5’9.25” 43’3” 61’10.25” 4,081 pts

46’9” 53.82

OUTDOOR 1988 Shot Put 10,000m

44’7” 34:58.47

Angela Dolby Nancy Taliaferro Lisa Parak

1989 Shot Put Discus Javelin

45’1” 142’4” 146’6”

Anne Evans Michelle Scholtz

1990 3000m 10,000m

9:44.6 34:50.19

2:14.41 56.29 9:44.90

Patricia Cuffee Mareike Ressing Kim Graham Gail Groulx

1991 Shot Put 3000m 100m 10,000m

45’10.25” 9:43.14 11.72 35:05.62

7.01 24.36 4:48.80

Angel Fleetwood Karen Hartmann Monyetta Haynesworth

1992 200m 3000m Triple Jump

23.52 9:40.62 20’9”

48’6.75” 6.96 54.74

Treshell Mayo Mareike Ressing Monyetta Haynesworth

1993 400m 1500m Long Jump

54.01 4:24.90 20’5.25”

Sharia Clinkscales Mareike Ressing Denise Massey Jodie Phillips

1994 High Jump 3000m Discus Javelin

5’8.5” 9:47.71 147’4” 138’5”

Sharia Clinkscales Mareike Ressing

1995 High Jump 3,000m

5’9.25” 9:52.07

Aija Kortesoja Treshell Mayo Nikkie Bouyer Treshell Mayo Shenita Wilson Aija Kortesoja

1996 Shot Put 100m 100mH 200m 400m Heptathlon

48’ 5.25” 11.37 13.35 22.89 53.42 5183 pts

Simone Tomlinson Shenita Wilson Annu Montell Nikki Sims

1997 100m 400m Heptathlon Shot Put

12.01 52.98 5171 50’0.5”

Simone Tomlinson Megan Hartman Mandy McLane Jamine Moton

1998 200m 3000m Pole Vault Discus

23.24 9:59.30 10’4” 154’5”

Shekera Weston Julianne Littmann

1999 200m 5000m

7.45 54.87 23.51 8.20 49’3” 8.30 11’6.25” 8.38 54.07 55.21 8.40 12’7.5” 7.50 55.14 41’5.25” 5’7.75”

Patricia Cuffee Helen Rogers

54.01 57’7”

WOMEN’S LEADERS

20’3”

9:30.96

1990 Shot Put 200m

Nikkie Bouyer Mandy McLane

Gisele Oliveira

23.26 17:18.51

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All-ACC Honors (Indoor and Outdoor Combined) Name Total Ind Years Kim Graham 18 12 1991-93 Jamine Moton 17 17 1998-99, 2001-02 Lisa Dillard 12 9 1989-91 Gisele Oliveira 11 11 2002-05 Shekera Weston 10 5 1997-99, 2001 Angel Fleetwood 10 3 1989-92 Nikkie Bouyer 10 7 1996, 1998-99 Mareike Ressing 10 9 1991,93,95 Silja Ulfarsdottir 9 6 2002-05 Patricia Mamona 8 8 2007-Present Jeannie Burris 7 7 1987-90 Nikki Sims 7 7 1994-97 Angela Dolby 7 7 1989-92 Treshell Mayo 7 5 1993-96 Simone Tomlinson 6 6 1995-98 Note: Total includes individual All-ACC honors plus relay crowns. Nikkie Bouyer Mandy McLane Jamine Moton

100mH Pole Vault Hammer

13.32 11’3.75” 178’2”

Kammi Blount Joana Costa LaShonda Cutchin Kyana Elder Nyjla Littlejohn

2000 Javelin Pole Vault 400m 100mH 400mH

142’8” 12’3.5” 53.50 13.62 59.68

Shekera Weston Michelle Burgher Nyjla Littlejohn

2001 200m 400m 400mH

Marcia Smith Silja Ulfarsdottir Antisha Anderson Jamine Moton Gisele Oliveira Sheri Smith

2002 400m 400m High Jump Discus Triple Jump Triple Jump

53.34 53.97 5’1.75” 156’2” 41’10.75” 43’0.5”

Joana Costa Lauren Nicholson Gisele Oliveira Katie Pickett

2003 Pole Vault Heptathlon Long Jump High Jump

12’4” 5,036 pts 20’6.5” 5’7”

Silja Ulfarsdottir Gisele Oliveira

2004 400mH Long Jump

58.40 20’2.5”

Silja Ulfarsdottir Sara Young

2005 400mH Pole Vault

56.62 12’5.5”

Della Clark

2006 Hammer Throw

185’4”

Patricia Mamona Della Clark Linda Buchholz Liane Weber

2007 Triple Jump Hammer Throw Javelin Heptathlon

42’1.25” 183’5” 143’0” 5,337 pts

Patricia Mamona Patricia Mamona Bethanie Wachna

2008 Long Jump Triple Jump Javelin

19’10.25” 43’4.5” 141’0”

Anastasia Wilson Linda Buchholz Nikola Lomnicka

2009 High Jump Javelin Hammer Throw

23.27 52.89 58.76

5’7” 148’5” 197’8”

Note: Current student-athletes denoted in bold.

ALL-REGION HONORS MEN 2003 Airese Currie Griffin, Hill Harper, Currie Bolling, Harper Eure, Cheney Terrance McDaniel Ryan Lewis 2004 Tye Hill Tye Hill Lydell Perry Scott Kautz Griffin, Hill Richards, Currie Bolling, Perry Andrews, Cheney Adam Linkenauger Terrance McDaniel George Kitchens Derek Gilson 2005 Ronald Richards Ronald Richards Itay Magidi Scott Kautz Cheney, Bolling Richards, Kitchens George Kitchens Jason Bell 2006 Itay Magidi Cheney, Brown Padgett, Mills Adam Linkenauger George Fields Jason Bell Andrew Kessler Mitch Greeley Danny Alge 2007 Jacoby Ford Travis Padgett Itay Magidi Matt Clark Ford, Padgett Mills, Brown Adam Linkenauger George Fields Mitch Greeley 2008 Jacoby Ford C.J. Spiller Travis Padgett C.J. Spiller Mills, Moss Porter, Swaggard 2009 Justin Murdock

200m 4x100m

20.65 39.73

2nd 4th

4x400m

3:08.25

4th

6’9.75” 16’7.25”

T-8th 4th

10.27 20.97 13.87 51.35 39.99

2nd 6th 5th 8th 4th

3:09.63

8th

6’11” 6’11” 24’10.5” 58’3.75”

T-2nd T-2nd 2nd 8th

10.48 20.86 8:35.96 50.71 40.36

6th 6th 2nd 5th 6th

24’11” 51’6.25”

3rd 2nd

8:48.37 39.76

2nd 2nd

High Jump Long Jump Triple Jump Pole Vault Pole Vault Hammer

6’11” 24’9.25” 51’10” 17’1” 17’1” 201’7”

4th 6th 6th 6th 8th 7th

100m 200m 3000mSC 5000m 4x100m

11.43 20.67 8:52.47 13:57.27 39.15

8th 7th 8th 6th 2nd

6’11” 24’7” 17’9”

8th 4th 2nd

10.29 10.39 20.32 21.17 3:08.06

4th 6th 3rd 7th 7th

10.33

6th

High Jump Pole Vault 100m 200m 110mHH 400mIH 4x100m 4x400m High Jump High Jump Long Jump Shot Put 100m 200m 3000mSC 400mIH 4x100m Long Jump Triple Jump 3000mSC 4x100m

High Jump Long Jump Pole Vault 100m 100m 200m 200m 4x400m

100m

REGIONAL HISTORY

Travis Padgett

Year 2003 2004 2005 2006 2008 2009 Year 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

Mark 10.29 8:40.80 25’7.5” 44’10.75” 44’10.75” 10.00 10.09 17’9” 10.04 38.78

East Region Team Finishes Men (Pts) Women (Pts) 4th (51.33) 8th (26) 4th (45) 12th (15) 5th (35) 13th (17) 4th (42.5) DNS 6th (29) 21st (9) 5th (38) 25th (7.33) 9th (23) DNS

Note: DNS - Did not score; Bold denotes current studentathlete.

WOMEN

Patricia Mamona

2003 Shakirah Rutherford Gisele Oliveira Gisele Oliveira

400mIH Long Jump Triple Jump

2004 Silja Ulfarsdottir

58.55 20’9” 42’9.5”

6th 2nd 2nd

400mIH

57.48

5th

400mIH 4x400m

57.53 3:39.09

4th 7th

2007 Patricia Mamona Caroline Kennedy

Triple Jump Pole Vault

43’2.5” 12’6”

3rd 6th

2008 Polly Hardy April Sinkler Anastasia Wilson Patricia Mamona

100mHH High Jump High Jump Triple Jump

13.44 5’7.25” 5’7.25” 43’11.25”

6th T-8th T-8th 5th

2005 Silja Ulfarsdottir Ulfarsdottir, Hinton Hill, Perry

Note: All-East Region honors are awarded to the top eight finishers in each event; Bold denotes current student-athlete.

Adam Linkenauger

East Region Champions Athlete Event Airese Currie 100m Itay Magidi 3000mSC George Kitchens Long Jump Gisele Oliveira Triple Jump Gisele Oliveira Triple Jump Travis Padgett 100m Travis Padgett 100m Mitch Greeley Pole Vault Jacoby Ford 100m Murdock, Spiller 4x100m Guy, Ford

Gisele Oliveira

Clemson Track & Field

NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS RESULTS INDOOR MEN Year 1980 1981 1982 1983 1985 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

Site Detroit, MI Detroit, MI Pontiac, MI Pontiac, MI Syracuse, NY Oklahoma City, OK Oklahoma City, OK Indianapolis, IN Indianapolis, IN Indianapolis, IN Indianapolis, IN Indianapolis, IN Indianapolis, IN Indianapolis, IN Indianapolis, IN Indianapolis, IN Indianapolis, IN Fayetteville, AR Fayetteville, AR Fayetteville, AR Fayetteville, AR Fayetteville, AR Fayetteville, AR Fayetteville, AR Fayetteville, AR Fayetteville, AR College Station, TX

WOMEN Year Site 1981 Pocatello, ID 1983 Pontiac, MI 1985 Syracuse, NY 1986 Oklahoma City, OK 1987 Oklahoma City, OK 1989 Indianapolis, IN 1990 Indianapolis, IN 1991 Indianapolis, IN 1992 Indianapolis, IN 1993 Indianapolis, IN 1994 Indianapolis, IN 1995 Indianapolis, IN 1996 Indianapolis, IN 1997 Indianapolis, IN 1998 Indianapolis, IN 1999 Indianapolis, IN 2001 Fayetteville, AR 2002 Fayetteville, AR 2004 Fayetteville, AR 2005 Fayetteville, AR 2007 Fayetteville, AR 2008 Fayetteville, AR 2009 College Station, TX

Champion Texas-El Paso (76) Texas-El Paso (76) Texas-El Paso (67) Southern Methodist (43) Arkansas (70) Arkansas (39) Arkansas (34) Arkansas (34) Arkansas (44) Arkansas (34) Arkansas (53) Arkansas (66) Arkansas (94) Arkansas (59) Arkansas (59) Arkansas (56) Arkansas (65) Arkansas (69.5) Louisiana State (34) Tennessee (62.5) Arkansas (52) LSU (44.5) Arkansas (56) Arkansas (53) Wisconsin (40) Arizona State (44) Oregon (54) Champion Virginia (48) Nebraska (47) Florida State (34) Texas (31) Louisiana St. (49) Louisiana St. (49) Texas (50) Louisiana St. (48) Florida (50) Louisiana St. (49) Louisiana St. (48) Louisiana St. (40) Louisiana St. (52) Louisiana St. (49) Texas (60) Texas (61) UCLA (53 1/2) Louisiana St. (57) Louisiana St. (52) Tennessee (46) Arizona State (38) Arizona State (51) Tennessee (42)

CU Finish T-37th (4) T-48th (2) T-37th (4) T-41st (2) 54th (1/4) T-18th (8) T-51st (1) 8th (19) 22nd (7) T-44th (2) 2nd (46) 2nd (30) 24th (8) 11th (19) T-25th (8) 3rd (26) 3rd (28) T-10th (16) T-20th (10) 7th (17) T-28th (8) T-56th (2) T-48th (2) T-65th (0.33) 15th (18) 12th (14) T-23rd (10) CU Finish No Score T-10th (10) 12th (16) 12th (16) No Score No Score T-41st (2) T-35th (1) T-22 (8) T-33rd (3) T-29th (3) No Score T-33rd (4) No Score T-31st (6) No Score T-3rd (30) T-21st (11) T-51st (1) T-21st (10) T-34th (6) No Score T-51st (3)

1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

Provo, UT Durham, NC Eugene, OR Austin, TX New Orleans, TX Boise, ID Knoxville, TN Eugene, OR Bloomington, IN Buffalo, NY Boise, ID Durham, NC Eugene, OR Baton Rouge, LA Sacramento, CA Austin, TX Sacramento, CA Sacramento, CA Sacramento, CA Des Moines, IA Fayetteville, AR

WOMEN Year Site 1981 Austin, TX 1982 Provo, UT 1983 Houston, TX 1984 Eugene, OR 1985 Austin, TX 1986 Indianapolis, IN 1990 Durham, NC 1991 Eugene, OR 1992 Austin, TX 1993 New Orleans, LA 1994 Boise, ID 1995 Knoxville, TN 1996 Eugene, OR 1997 Bloomington, IN 1998 Buffalo, NY 1999 Boise, ID 2001 Eugene, OR 2002 Baton Rouge, LA 2003 Sacramento, CA 2004 Austin, TX 2005 Sacramento, CA 2007 Sacramento, CA 2008 Des Moines, IA 2009 Fayetteville, AR

Louisiana State (53) Louisiana State (44) Tennessee (51) Arkansas (60) Arkansas (69) Arkansas (83) Arkansas (61.5) Arkansas (55) Arkansas (55) Arkansas (58.5) Arkansas (59) Stanford (72) Tennessee (50) Louisiana State (64) Arkansas (59) Arkansas (65.5) Arkansas (60) Florida State (67) Florida State (54) Florida State (52) Texas A&M (48)

T-23rd (11) T-46th (7) T-13th (17) 12th (19) T-10th (23) 11th (19) T-10th (25) 17th (17) T-17th (15) T-11th (22) 19th (13) 10th (21) T-57th (3) T-4th (32) T-70th (1) T-68th (1) T-37th (6) T-26th (10) 24th (12) T-21st (12) T-40th (6)

Champion Tennessee (61) UCLA (153) UCLA (116 1/2) Florida State (145) Oregon (52) Texas (65) Louisiana St. (53) Louisiana St. (78) Louisiana St. (87) Louisiana St. (93) Louisiana St. (86) Louisiana St. (69) Louisiana St. (81) Louisiana St. (63) Texas (60) Texas (62) USC (64) South Carolina (82) Louisiana St. (64) UCLA (69) Texas (55) Arizona State (60) Louisiana St. (67) Texas A&M (50)

CU Finish No Score T-32nd (8) T-20th (20) No Score T-35th (5) T-23rd (11) 33rd (7) T-12th (17) 17th (15) T-26th (8) No Score No Score T-49th (3) T-38th (5) No Score T-41st (7) 7th (28) T-20th (12) T-36th (7) T-34th (6) T-32nd (8) No Score No Score No Score

Marcia Smith

OUTDOOR MEN Year 1964 1968 1969 1970 1977 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988

Site Eugene, OR Berkeley, CA Knoxville, TN Des Moines, IA Champaign, IL Austin, TX Baton Rouge, LA Provo, UT Houston, TX Eugene, OR Austin, TX Indianapolis, IN Baton Rouge, LA Eugene, OR

Champion Oregon (70) USC (58) San Jose State (48) BYU, Kansas, Oregon (35) Arizona State (64) Texas-El Paso (69) Texas-El Paso (70) Texas-El Paso (105) Southern Methodist (104) Oregon (113) Arkansas (61) Southern Methodist (53) UCLA (81) UCLA (82)

CU Finish 52nd (1) T-38th (4) T-48th (1) T-39 (4) T-26th (7) T-30th (6) T-33rd (5) 19th (25) T-40th (13) T-75th (2) T-43rd (5) 30th (10.5) T-41st (7) T-15th (17)

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MEN’S HONORS Student-Athlete Jerry Butler

Clemson Ring of Honor Years 1976-78

Clemson Athletic Hall of Fame Student-Athlete Years Jackie Calvert 1949-51 Jack Chandler 1920-25 Chip Clark 1942-46 Roger Collins 1968-70 John Dunkelberg 1958-60 Mac Folger 1934-36 George Fritts 1940-42 Michael Green 1990-93 Jim Haughey 1979-83 Terrance Herrington 1985, 1987-89 Bill Hudson 1954-56 Bob Hudson 1948-51 Hans Koeleman 1980-83 William Lynn 1931-34 Banks McFadden 1937-40 Carter Newman 1924-27 Rock Norman 1940-57 Carl Pulkinen 1946-49 Wallace Roy 1924-26 Strom Thurmond 1921-23 James Trapp 1990-93 Jimmy Wynn 1962-64

Inducted 1999 Inducted 1977 1984 1998 1978 1976 1975 1977 2001 2003 2006 1984 1980 1995 1986 1973 1983 1974 1987 1977 1983 2000 1982

50th Anniversary ACC Team Roger Collins Mike Columbus Shawn Crawford Cormac Finnerty Michael Green Philip Greyling Terrance Herrington Hans Koeleman Duane Ross Wesley Russell James Trapp Sultan Tucker Tony Wheeler

1969-70 1975-76, 1978 1997-2000 1991-93 1990-93 1989-91 1985, 1987-89 1980-83 1992-95 1992-93 1990-92 1998-2001 1994-97

Frank Howard Award Winners (Achievement bringing honor to Clemson University) Student-Athlete Years Honored Shawn Crawford 1997-2000 1997-98 1999-2000 Michael Green 1990-93 1991-92 Travis Padgett 2005-08 2006-07 2007-08 Jacoby Ford 2006-Present 2008-09

University Athlete-of-the-Year Winners (Presented to Clemson’s most outstanding athlete based on athletic accomplishments with consideration given to character, leadership, and academics) Student-Athlete Years Honored Michael Green 1990-93 1992-93 Hans Koeleman 1980-83 1980-81 Duane Ross 1992-95 1994-95 James Trapp 1990-93 1991-92 ACC Outstanding Senior Scholarship Male Athlete Student-Athlete Years Honored Trent Kirk 1994-97 1997-98 CoSIDA Academic All-Americans Student-Athlete Years Honored Danny Alge 2004-06 2006 Doug Ameigh 1999-2002 2002 Cormac Finnerty 1989-93 1991 Rick Hill 2001-04 2002, 2003 Mike Kauffman 1993-94 1993, 1994 Dov Kremer 1987-90 1991 Weaver-James-Corrigan Postgraduate Scholars Student-Athlete Years Honored Anthony Knight 1990-93 1993 Dov Kremer 1987-90 1991 Henrik Skov 1985-88 1989 ACC Indoor Most Valuable Performer Student-Athlete Year(s) Philip Greyling 1990 Michael Green 1993 Shawn Crawford 1999, 2000 Jacey Harper 2001 Travis Padgett #2008

EVENT CHAMPIONS IAAF World Champions Name Event (I/O) James Trapp 200m (I) Carlton Chambers 4x100m (O) Shawn Crawford 200m (I)

Year(s) 1993 1997 2001

USA Champions Name Event (I/O) Mark McKoy 60mHH (I) Terrance Herrington 1500m (O) James Trapp 200m (I) Duane Ross 60mHH (I) Shawn Crawford 200m (O) 60m (I) 200m (I)

Year(s) 1986 1989, 1991 1993 1998 2001, 2004 2004 2002

U.S. Olympic Trial Champions Name Event Shawn Crawford 200m Name Tony Wheeler

World Junior Champions Event (I/O) 200m (O)

Year 2004 Year(s) 1994

USA Junior Champions Name Event (I/O) Terrance Herrington 1500m (O) Jeremichael Williams 110mHH (O) Todd Matthews 110mHH (O)

Year(s) 1985 1995 1998

Danny Alge

ACC Outdoor Most Valuable Performer Student-Athlete Year(s) Avery Nelson 1964 Julius Ogaro 1980 Hans Koeleman 1982, 1983 Greg Moses 1985 James Trapp 1990, 1992 Michael Green 1993 Shawn Crawford 1998, 2000 Dwight Thomas 2002 Travis Padgett #2008 ACC Indoor Freshman-of-the-Year Student-Athlete Ato Modibo Adam Linkenauger Jacoby Ford

Year 2000 2004 2007

ACC Outdoor Freshman-of-the-Year Student-Athlete Ato Modibo George Kitchens Travis Padgett

Duane Ross

All-ACC Academic Team Student-Athlete Danny Alge Mike Feathers Bryce Iverson Andrew Kessler Brian Knapp Miller Moss

Year 1999 2002 2006 Year 2006 2007, 2008 2007 2006 2006 2008

All-ACC Indoor Academic Team Student-Athlete Daniel Inge C.J. Spiller

Year 2009 2009

All-ACC Outdoor Academic Team Student-Athlete Miller Moss

Year 2009

Note: The ACC began naming Performer-of-the-Year in both track and field events in 2007; # denotes MVP in track.

Clemson Track & Field

WOMENâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S HONORS Clemson Ring of Honor Student-Athlete Years Tina Krebs 1982-87 Clemson Athletic Hall of Fame Student-Athlete Years Wayne Coffman (head coach) 1984-98 Lisa Dillard 1988-91 Angel Fleetwood 1989-92 Kim Graham 1989-93 Ute Jamrozy 1985-88 Tina Krebs 1982-87

Inducted 2003

Lisa Dillard

Inducted 2006 2001 2008 1998 2000 1993

University Athlete-of-the-Year Winners (Presented to Clemsonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most outstanding athlete based on athletic accomplishments with consideration given to character, leadership, and academics) Student-Athlete Years Honored Lisa Dillard 1988-91 1989-90 Weaver-James-Corrigan Postgraduate Scholars Student-Athlete Years Honored Gisele Oliveira 2002-05 2005 Jodie Phillips 1992-95 1995

IAAF World Champions Name Event (I/O) Kim Graham 4x400m (O) Michelle Burgher 4x400m (O) Name Kim Graham

50th Anniversary ACC Team Nikkie Bouyer 1996, 1998-99 Lisa Dillard 1988-91 Angela Dolby 1989-92 Angel Fleetwood 1989-92 Kim Graham 1989-93 Karen Hartmann 1992-95 Monyetta Haynesworth 1992-93 Tina Krebs 1982-87 Cydonie Mothersill 2001 Jamine Moton 1998-2002 Mareike Ressing 1991-95 Shekera Weston 1997-99, 2001 Frank Howard Award Winners (Achievement bringing honor to Clemson University) Student-Athlete Years Honored Lisa Dillard 1988-91 1990 Kim Graham 1989-93 1993 Tina Krebs 1982-87 1986 Cydonie Mothersill 2000-01 2001 Jamine Moton 1998-2002 2002

EVENT CHAMPIONS

CoSIDA Academic All-Americans Student-Athlete Years Honored Jennifer Barton 2003-06 2006 Tina Krebs 1982-87 1986 Gisele Oliveira 2002-05 2004, 2005 ACC Indoor Most Valuable Performer Student-Athlete Kim Graham Karen Hartmann Jamine Moton April Sinkler

Year(s) 1992 1993 2001 ^2009

ACC Outdoor Most Valuable Performer Student-Athlete Year(s) Kim Graham 1991-93 Nikki Sims 1995 Cydonie Mothersill 2001 Jamine Moton 2002

USA Champions Event (I/O) 400m (O)

Year 1995 2001 Year 1998

ACC Indoor Freshman-of-the-Year Student-Athlete Liane Weber

Year 2007

ACC Outdoor Freshman-of-the-Year Student-Athlete Erin Nett

Year 1999

All-ACC Academic Team Student-Athlete Jennifer Barton Linda Buchholz Randi Hinton Caroline Kennedy Patricia Mamona Liane Weber Bethanie Wachna

Year 2006 2007 2006 2007, 2008 2008 2007 2008

All-ACC Indoor Academic Team Student-Athlete Caroline Kennedy Patricia Mamona Nikola Lomnicka Amy Morrison Liane Weber

Year 2009 2009 2009 2009 2009

All-ACC Outdoor Academic Team Student-Athlete Linda Buchholz Caroline Kennedy Nikola Lomnicka Kim Ruck

Year 2009 2009 2009 2009

Note: The ACC began naming Performer-of-the-Year in both track and field events in 2007; ^ denotes MVP in field events.

Tina Krebs

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MEN’S INDOOR PERFORMANCE LIST 1. 2. 3. 5. 6. 7. 9. 10.

Jacoby Ford Michael Green Shawn Crawford Travis Padgett C.J. Spiller Dwight Thomas Larry Griffin Corey Brown David Collins Ronald Richards Trenton Guy

60 Meters 6.51 6.55 6.56 6.56 6.58 6.64 6.65 6.65 6.66 6.68 6.68

2009 1993 2000 2007 2008 2002 2003 2006 2000 2005 2009

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Shawn Crawford James Trapp Michael Green Tony Wheeler Jacey Harper Dwight Thomas Greg Moses Jacoby Ford Kenny Franklin Trenton Guy

200 Meters 20.26 20.66 20.72 20.90 20.96 21.00 21.12 21.18 21.20 21.21

2000 1992 1992 1995 2001 2002 1989 2009 1998 2009

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Ato Modibo Shawn Crawford Tony Wheeler Charles Allen Shawn Thomas

300 Meters 33.42 33.59 33.84 33.87 34.22

1999 1999 1994 1997 1995

Wesley Russell Ato Modibo Otto Spain Clarence Richards Marcus Black Dion Wafford Travis Swaggard Shawn Thomas Michael Bolling Kendrick Roach

400 Meters 45.92 46.00 46.63 46.92 47.52 47.61 47.68 47.81 47.81 47.96

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Ato Modibo Marcus Black Davidson Gill Kenny Franklin Aaron Haynes

500 Meters 1:01.80 1:02.04 1:02.14 1:02.38 1:03.55

1999 1985 1999 1999 1998

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

800 Meters Andrew Beecher 1:48.27 Kendrick Roach 1:49.70 Terrance Herrington 1:49.71 Davidson Gill 1:49.99 Philip Greyling 1:50.00 Marcus Hodge 1:50.54 Dave Wittman 1:50.50 Fred Sharpe 1:51.58 Mike Connelly 1:52.42 Will Noble 1:54.01

1992 1994 1989 1999 1989 2002 1990 2000 2000 2009

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 10.

Ato Modibo

1993 1999 2003 1995 1986 1990 2009 1997 2004 1991

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

1000 Meters Terrance Herrington 2:22.42 Wybo Lelieveld 2:23.87 Lennie Krichko 2:25.40 Mike Radziwinski 2:27.34 Dave Wittman 2:27.76

1985 1982 1978 1989 1989

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Wybo Lelieveld Martin Flynn Stijn Jaspers Philip Greyling Mike Kauffman Cormac Finnerty Paul McCaffrey Itay Magidi Esteban Diaz Ryan Demers

One Mile 3:59.20 4:00.90 4:01.82 4:01.86 4:03.39 4:03.72 4:04.69 4:05.13 4:06.12 4:07.38

1983 1987 1983 1990 1993 1992 1988 2007 1999 2000

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

3000 Meters Itay Magidi 7:54.11 Yehezkel Halifa 7:59.79 Cormac Finnerty 7:59.89 Mogens Guldberg 8:04.04 Matt Clark 8:04.20 Peter Van de Kerkove 8:06.22 Derrick Wyatt 8:06.23 Joe Gibson 8:16.30 Larry Clark 8:16.97 Jason Meany 8:17.07

2007 1988 1992 1985 2007 1986 2005 1998 1991 2003

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

5000 Meters Robert deBrouwer 13:32.00 Yehezkel Halifa 13:49.22 Dov Kremer 13:51.58 Itay Magidi 14:03.60 Matt Clark 14:04.16 Larry Clark 14:08.24 Peter Van de Kerkove 14:08.41 Derrick Wyatt 14:18.09 Jorge Pacheco 14:19.30 Jason Meany 14:24.40

1985 1989 1989 2005 2008 1990 1986 2005 1991 2002

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

60m Hurdles Duane Ross 7.60 Sultan Tucker 7.69 Todd Matthews 7.73 Roy Cheney 7.77 Jeremichael Williams 7.79 Dwight Thomas 7.81 Charles Allen 7.85 Ian Potter 7.88 Greg Hines 7.91 Lydell Perry 7.95 Ryan Koontz 7.95

1995 2001 2001 2004 1998 2002 2000 2001 1998 2004 2006

1. 2. 3.

4x400 Meter Relay Harper, Thomas, 3:06.67 Spain, Modibo Gill, Richards 3:07.34 Wheeler, Francis Allen, Franklin 3:07.80 Gill, Modibo

1. 2. 3.

Distance Medley Relay Tooman, Haynes 9:41.64 Gill, Diaz Connelly, Modibo 9:44.44 Sharpe, Demers McMillan, Haynes 9:53.36 Arnold, Diaz

1. 3. 4. 5. 6. 8. 9. 10.

Adam Linkenauger Victor Smalls John Thorp Doug Ameigh Malcolm Reynolds Shelton Boyer George Milton Terrance McDaniel Shane Stroup Josh Scott

High Jump 7’3.75” (2.23m) 7’3.75” (2.23m) 7’3.25” (2.22m) 7’3” (2.21m) 7’2.5” (2.20m) 7’2” (2.18m) 7’2” (2.18m) 7’1.75” (2.17m) 7’0.5” (2.14m) 6’11” (2.10m)

2002 1995 1999

1998 2000 1997

2006 1985 1995 2002 2001 1986 1987 2003 1977 1997

Clemson Track & Field

Mitch Greeley

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 10.

Mitch Greeley Eric Lander Chris Spear Jeff Fields Nathan Fields David Hartzler Ryan Lewis Benjamin Hess Andrew Kessler Adam Godfrey

Pole Vault 18’1” (5.51m) 17’5.75” (5.33m) 17’2.25” (5.24m) 17’1.5” (5.22m) 16’8.75” (5.10m) 16’8.75” (5.10m) 16’8.75” (5.10m) 16’8.75” (5.10m) 16’8.75” (5.10m) 16’6.75” (5.04m)

2008 1995 2009 1991 1994 1997 2000 2001 2006 1991

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

George Kitchens Kai Maull Rodney Keasler Antwoine Welcome George Fields Kelvin Sykes Terrence Parks Larry Armstead Shelton Boyer Terrance McDaniel

Long Jump 25’4.75” (7.74m) 25’1.75” (7.66m) 24’11.25” (7.60m) 24’10.5” (7.58m) 24’9.25” (7.55m) 24’7.25” (7.49m) 24’5” (7.44m) 24’4.5” (7.42m) 24’1.5” (7.35m) 24’1” (7.34m)

2005 2001 1987 1991 2007 1986 1986 1993 1987 2004

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Bryan Williams Kelvin Sykes Jason Bell Larry Armstead Tony Lloyd Kai Maull Tony Jones Mickey Sheats Josh Fowler Brit Barrow

Triple Jump 52’5.25” (15.98m) 52’3.5” (15.93m) 52’1.75” (15.89m) 50’11.5” (15.53m) 50’9.5” (15.48m) 50’7.25” (15.42m) 50’3.75” (15.33m) 49’9.25” (15.17m) 49’7.25” (15.12m) 49’7” (15.11m)

1999 1987 2005 1993 1998 2001 1989 2005 2009 2002

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Mike Spiritoso Derek Gilson Rob Venier Scott Erbach Matt Lombardi John Boobas Matt Helinski Ray Sahadi Greg Benz Keith Rzeuwski

Shot Put 64’11.5” (19.80m) 59’11” (18.26m) 57’11.75” (17.67m) 57’7.25” (17.55m) 56’11.25” (17.35m) 56’8” (17.27m) 55’11” (17.04m) 55’5.5” (16.90m) 55’4.5” (16.87m) 53’7” (16.33m)

1987 2004 1988 1992 2004 1988 1997 1976 1968 1999

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

35 Lb. Weight Throw Matt Helinski 63’8.25” (19.41m) Mike Neary 62’1.75” (18.94m) Danny Alge 61’0.75” (18.61m) Brett Varner 59’8.25” (18.19m) Alex Padgett 59’7.5” (18.17m) Zach Berg 59’4.75” (18.10m) David Schenek 58’4.75” (17.80m) Colt Hodge 56’11.5” (17.36m) Derek Gilson 56’3.75” (17.16m) Stephen White 55’3” (16.84m)

1997 1991 2006 2002 2009 2009 2001 2002 2004 2009

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Ryan Koontz Rick Hill Miller Moss Brent Hobbs Ryan Hunter

Heptathlon 5,569 pts 5,528 pts 5,468 pts 5,427 pts 5,179 pts

2007 2004 2009 2006 2004

Note: Bold denotes current student-athlete; the 55m dash and 55m hurdles will no longer be used in collegiate meets.

MEN’S OUTDOOR PERFORMANCE LIST 100 Meters 9.89# 10.01 10.02 10.04 10.15 10.17 10.19 10.20 10.21 10.22 10.22 All-Conditions Bests 9.89# 10.01 10.01 (wind-aided) 10.03 (wind-aided) 10.15

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Travis Padgett Jacoby Ford Michael Green James Trapp Shawn Crawford Dwight Thomas Carlton Chambers Greg Moses Jacey Harper Airese Currie C.J. Spiller

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Travis Padgett Jacoby Ford Michael Green James Trapp Shawn Crawford

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Shawn Crawford James Trapp Tony Wheeler Travis Padgett Desai Williams Greg Moses Dwight Thomas Marcus Black Kenny Franklin Ronald Richards

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Tony Wheeler Shawn Crawford James Trapp Travis Padgett Desai Williams

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Ato Modibo Wesley Russell Tony Wheeler Otto Spain Shawn Thomas Clarence Richards Kenny Franklin Marcus Black Michael Bolling Corey Brown

400 Meters 44.87 45.22 45.37 45.57 45.86 45.94 46.09 46.56 46.66 46.76

2001 1993 1997 2003 1997 1994 1999 1986 2004 2008

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Terrance Herrington Davidson Gill Andrew Beecher Kendrick Roach Philip Greyling Cornel Messam Wybo Lelieveld Mike Connelly Nick Morgan Brian Knapp

800 Meters 1:46.38 1:47.03 1:47.37 1:48.39 1:49.06 1:49.30 1:49.40 1:50.05 1:51.00 1:51.14

1988 1999 1992 1994 1989 1982 1982 2000 1982 2006

200 Meters 20.09 20.17 20.23 20.32 20.35 20.41 20.45 20.50 20.60 20.64 All-Conditions Bests 20.07 (wind-aided) 20.09 20.17 20.32 20.35

1500 Meters 1. Terrance Herrington 3:38.57 2. Philip Greyling 3:41.25 3. Wybo Lelieveld 3:41.68 4. Mike Kauffman 3:43.15 5. Dov Kremer 3:43.96 6. Mogens Guldberg 3:44.00 7. Itay Magidi 3:44.17 8. Martin Flynn 3:44.30 9. Dave Wittman 3:44.44 10. John Everett 3:45.57

2008 2009 1992 1991 1998 2002 1996 1985 2001 2004 2009 2008 2009 1993 1992 1998 2000 1992 1996 2008 1980 1985 2001 1986 1998 2005 1996 2000 1992 2008 1980

1987 1990 1983 1994 1988 1985 2005 1986 1991 1987

Martin Flynn Cormac Finnerty Terry Goodenough Jim Haughey Larry Clark Dov Kremer Matt Clark Hans Koeleman Jason Meany Joe Gibson

5000 Meters 13:42.00 13:48.45 13:49.94 13:51.10 13:55.68 13:56.40 13:57.27 14:04.50 14:06.39 14:09.71

1986 1991 1980 1982 1990 1988 2007 1982 2000 1999

1. Matt Clark 2. Yehezkel Halifa 3. Terry Goodenough

10,000 Meters 28:49.77 28:56.80 29:08.13

2008 1988 1981

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Julius Ogaro Jim Haughey Itay Magidi John Doherty Larry Clark Kevin Hogan Dov Kremer

29:14.50 29:16.43 29:29.34 29:33.88 29:54.48 30:07.71 30:14.69

1981 1981 2006 1991 1990 1993 1987

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

3000 Meter Steeplechase Julius Ogaro 8:32.75 Itay Magidi 8:34.12 Hans Koeleman 8:35.90 David Wittman 8:42.79 Rim Cox 8:49.00 Noyes Livingston 8:53.20 Matt Hughes 8:59.83 Ryan Fenton 9:02.01 Martin Flynn 9:06.08 John Everett 9:12.60

1981 2005 1983 1991 1990 1988 2008 2004 1985 1986

16’6.75” (5.04m)

1994

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

George Kitchens Chris Michael Kai Maull Shelton Boyer Darwin Rencher Frank Holland Terrance Parks Rodney Keasler George Fields Jeff Jones

Long Jump 25’10.75” (7.89m) 25’9” (7.84m) 25’7.25” (7.80m) 25’1.5” (7.65m) 25’1” (7.64m) 24’11.75” (7.61m) 24’11.5” (7.60m) 24’11” (7.59m) 24’9.75” (7.56m) 24’9.5” (7.55m)

2003 1985 1999 1986 1985 1991 1986 1989 2008 1983

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Jason Bell Larry Armstead Kelvin Sykes Brit Barrow Bryan Williams Joey Smith Terrance McDaniel Kai Maull Tony Jones Josh Fowler

Triple Jump 51’11.75” (15.84m) 51’9” (15.77m) 51’7.25” (15.73m) 51’1” (15.57m) 50’10.25” (15.50m) 50’7” (15.41m) 50’4.75” (15.36m) 50’2.5” (15.30m) 50’1.25” (15.27m) 49’11.25” (15.22m)w

2006 1992 1987 2002 2000 1981 2002 2000 1987 2009

1995 1997 2002 1992 1993

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Mike Spiritoso Scott Erbach Derek Gilson Jack Harkness Alex Padgett Matt Lombardi John Boobas Matt Helinski Greg Benz Keith Rzeuwski

Shot Put 68’4.25” (20.83m) 60’8.75” (18.51m) 58’3.75” (17.77m) 57’7” (17.55m) 56’10” (17.32m) 56’1.75” (17.11m) 56’1.25” (17.10m) 55’11” (17.04m) 55’4.5” (16.87m) 52’10.75” (16.12m)

1986 1991 2004 1982 2009 2004 1988 1997 1968 2000

1995 1998 1997 1997 2005 2000 1990 2007 2005 2004

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Jack Harkness Mike Columbus Eric Snow Derek Gilson Rob Venier Andy Giesler Dick Dodds Colt Hodge Matt Lombardi Terry Pridgen

4x100 Meter Relay 38.77

2009

38.82

2002

38.92

1997

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Matt Helinski Danny Alge Alex Padgett Colt Hodge Zach Berg Mike Neary Brett Varner David Schenek Derek Gilson Andy Peterson

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Frank Crossen Tom Gray Eric Lander Greg Burch Damian DiCola Scott Pauga Brandon Holmes Andy Giesler Clayton Curtis Tom Hopkins

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Andy Giesler Eric Lander Fred Worthy Ryan Koontz Rick Hill Miller Moss Josh Scott Eric Olson Brent Hobbs Mark Jellison

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

110 Meter High Hurdles Duane Ross 13.32 Jeremichael Williams 13.48 Todd Matthews 13.53 Anthony Knight 13.64 Greg Hines 13.65 Sultan Tucker 13.69 Larry Ryans 13.71 Dwight Thomas 13.74 Lydell Perry 13.82 Roy Cheney 13.91 All-Conditions Bests Duane Ross 13.32 Jeremichael Williams 13.48 Todd Matthews 13.53 Larry Ryans 13.61 (wind-aided) Anthony Knight 13.64

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

400 Meter Intermediate Hurdles Mitchel Francis 49.85 Greg Hines 49.85 Aaron Haynes 50.06 Marcus Phillips 50.21 Scott Kautz 50.24 Fred Sharpe 50.43 Dion Wafford 50.84 Andrew Porter 51.36 Rashad Gardner 51.51 Michael Bolling 51.61

1. 2. 3.

Murdock, Spiller Guy, Ford Currie, Spain Harper, Thomas Williams, Wheeler Chambers, Allen

1. 2. 3.

Allen, Franklin Gill, Modibo Gill, Thomas Haynes, Wheeler Phillips, Haynes Thomas, Wheeler

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 7. 8. 10.

Victor Smalls Shelton Boyer John Thorp Malcolm Reynolds Adam Linkenauger Ed Fern Terrance McDaniel Bryan Williams Doug Ameigh Shane Stroup

High Jump 7’6.25” (2.29m) 7’4” (2.23m) 7’3.25” (2.22m) 7’2.5” (2.20m) 7’1.75” (2.18m) 7’1.75” (2.18m) 7’1.5” (2.17m) 7’1” (2.15m) 7’1” (2.15m) 7’0.5” (2.14m)

1986 1983 1995 2001 2007 1976 2003 1999 2001 1978

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 10.

Mitch Greeley Jeff Fields Jorge Tienda Andrew Kessler Chris Spear Ryan Lewis David Hartzler Adam Godfrey Benjamin Hess Nathan Fields

Pole Vault 17’10.5” (5.45m) 17’4.5” (5.30m) 17’2.75” (5.25m) 17’1” (5.21m) 17’0.75” (5.20m) 16’10.75” (5.14m) 16’9.25” (5.11m) 16’8.75” (5.09m) 16’8.75” (5.09m) 16’6.75” (5.04m)

2008 1990 1998 2006 2008 2002 1997 1991 2000 1992

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Eric Lander

1995 1997 2002 1993 1998 2001 1992 2002 2004 2004

Discus

4x400 Meter Relay 3:03.67

1999

3:03.74

1996

3:04.69

1997

203’4” (61.98m) 190’10” (58.18m) 173’5” (52.86m) 170’10” (52.07m) 168’9” (51.44m) 166’11” (50.87m) 166’5” (50.72m) 164’0” (49.98m) 163’9” (49.91m) 162’3” (49.45m)

1982 1977 1980 2004 1988 2001 1965 2002 2002 1993

Hammer 204’1” (62.20m) 201’7” (61.45m) 197’0” (60.05m) 191’11” (58.50m) 188’6” (57.45m) 179’9” (54.78m) 179’7” (54.73m) 174’11” (53.31m) 168’2” (51.25m) 166’4” (50.69m)

1997 2006 2009 2002 2008 1991 2002 2001 2004 1996

Javelin

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224’5” (68.40m) 221’6” (67.52m) 220’4” (67.16m) 213’1” (64.96m) 211’6” (64.46m) 206’7” (62.97m) 200’8” (61.17m) 198’11” (60.62m) 196’9” (59.97m) 196’5” (59.86m) Decathlon 7,619 pts 7,615 pts 7,478 pts 7,371 pts 7,327 pts 7,323 pts 7,288 pts 7,196 pts 7,180 pts 6,906 pts

1989 1988 1996 1994 1997 2009 2005 2001 2004 1996 2001 1996 1982 2006 2003 2009 1997 1984 2004 2000

Note: Bold indicates current student-athlete; # indicates collegiate record.

WOMEN’S INDOOR PERFORMANCE LIST 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 10.

Simone Tomlinson Shekera Weston Terri Robinson Cydonie Mothersill Treshell Mayo Shenita Wilson Simone Brown Shannon Murray Kristine Scott Randi Hinton

60 Meters 7.28 7.34 7.40 7.42 7.47 7.49 7.51 7.55 7.55 7.58

1998 1998 1998 2001 1996 1997 1999 2002 2009 2004

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Cydonie Mothersill Treshell Mayo Nikkie Bouyer Kim Graham Shekera Weston LaShonda Cutchin Silja Ulfarsdottir Lisa Dillard Kristine Scott Jessica Cousins

200 Meters 22.84 23.50 23.51 23.57 23.62 23.74 23.79 23.88 23.95 23.96

2001 1996 1998 1993 1999 2001 2004 1990 2009 2004

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Shenita Wilson Shekera Weston Silja Ulfarsdottir Randi Hinton Nikkie Bouyer

300 Meters 38.14 38.28 38.29 38.86 38.94

1996 1997 2004 2004 1998

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Shekera Weston Silja Ulfarsdottir Shenita Wilson Angel Fleetwood Marcia Smith LaShonda Cutchin Samantha Watt Shakirah Rutherford Michelle Burgher Randi Hinton

400 Meters 53.36 53.51 53.77 53.82 54.07 54.39 54.45 54.62 54.64 55.40

1999 2005 1997 1992 2000 2000 1998 2004 2001 2005

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

500 Meters LaShonda Cutchin 1:12.96 Shakirah Rutherford 1:13.20 Christina Smith 1:13.60 Nikkie Bouyer 1:14.84 Patrice McMillan 1:16.03 800 Meters 2:04.55 2:06.09 2:07.14 2:10.42 2:12.00 2:12.16 2:12.49 2:12.62 2:12.90 2:13.03

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Karen Hartmann Tina Krebs Ane Skak Perry Fields Christine Engel Virginia Barnes Julianne Littman Kirsti Voldness Patrice McMillan Michelle Burgher

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

1000 Meters Candice Johnson 2:57.59 Joanie Castagno 2:59.04 Shannon Schoppman 2:59.36 Brantley Epps 2:59.78 Anne Stowell 3:01.40

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Tina Krebs Perry Fields Karen Hartmann Elsa Breit Mareike Ressing Christine Engel Kris Salt Julianne Littman Brantley Epps Shannon Schoppman

1999 2004 2004 1998 2004 1992 1985 1991 2001 1996 1995 1999 1985 2006 2001 2009 2009 2000 1999 2000

Mile

1. Ute Jamrozy 2. Kerry Robinson

4:38.30 4:43.26 4:44.49 4:45.62 4:46.08 4:48.62 4:50.79 4:55.08 4:56.37 4:59.45

1986 2001 1992 1988 1993 1996 1991 1999 1999 1998

3000 Meters 9:15.04 9:25.30

1987 1983

3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Anne Evans Mareike Ressing Elsa Breit Tina Jensen Maiken Jensen Beth Ahern Jenna Baker Karen Friedrichsen

9:25.66 9:26.10 9:44.20 9:48.27 9:51.36 9:54.14 9:55.43 9:56.89

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Erika Van Reenen Michelle Scholtz Helen Rogers Gail Groulz Beth Ahern Sunday Ford Jenna Baker Michelle Sosnowski Laura Laughlin Jennifer Barton

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 10.

60 Meter Hurdles Nikkie Bouyer 8.20 Michaylin Golladay 8.32 Kyana Elder 8.38 Polly Hardy 8.39 Patricia Mamona 8.41 Krystal Barringer 8.45 Jelyn Quick 8.49 Lauren Nicholson 8.50 Nyjla Littlejohn 8.50 Silja Ulfarsdottir 8.61

1. 2. 3.

4x400 Meter Relay Ulfarsdottir, Cousins, 3:34.76 Hinton, Hill Burgher, Mothersill 3:34.83 Smith, Weston Ulfarsdottir, Rutherford 3:34.94 Smith, Hinton

1. 2. 3.

Distance Medley Relay Barnes, Avery, 11:48.46 Engel, Ressing McMillan, Johnson 11:52.70 Dix, Phillips Schoppman, Hicks 11:55.31 Epps, Hartman

5000 Meters 16:54.87 17:02.58 17:08.75 17:26.00 17:27.04 17:48.77 17:50.19 17:56.00 17:57.15 17:58.94

High Jump 1. April Sinkler 5’11.5” (1.82m) Anastasia Wilson 5’10” (1.78m) 3. Sharia Clinkscales 5’9.75” (1.77m) 4. Katie Pickett 5’8.75” (1.75m) 5. Linda Buchholz 5’8.5” (1.74m) 6. Liane Weber 5’7.75” (1.72m) 7. Katja Pettinen 5’7” (1.70m) 8. Patricia Mamona 5’6.5” (1.69m) 9. Jennifer Thalmann 5’6” (1.68m) 10. Annu Montell 5’5.75” (1.67m)

1991 1994 1988 1997 1997 2000 2008 1994 2000 1989 1989 1991 1999 2008 2009 1992 2008 2006 1998 2009 2000 2007 2009 2008 2004 2004 2000 2005 2005

1994 2006 1998

2005 2009 2009 2002 1992 1991 1997 1998 2005 1994

Shot Put 56’7.5” (17.26m) 52’0.75” (15.87m) 49’1.5” (14.97m) 48’4.5” (14.74m) 48’2.75” (14.70m) 47’9.75” (14.57m) 46’6.25” (14.18m) 45’9.25” (13.95m) 45’5” (13.84m) 45’1.75” (13.76m)

2002 1996 1997 1992 1991 1989 2002 2006 1998 1989

Gisele Oliveira Patricia Mamona April Sinkler Sheri Smith Nanette Holloway Marcia Fletcher Trevi Frazier Jessica Hartikainen Michelle Rogers Courtney Singleton

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Jamine Moton Nikki Sims Aija Kortesoja Angela Dolby Patricia Cuffee Jeannie Burris Jackie Hudgins Della Clark Cindy Trzcinski Nancy Taliaferro

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

20 lb Weight Throw Della Clark 68’5” (20.85m) Jamine Moton 68’0.5” (20.73m) Nikola Lomnicka 61’10.25” (18.85m) Krystal Woods 58’4” (17.78m) Rochelle Kokayko 58’1.25” (17.71m) Mikaela Patterson 55’3.75” (16.86m) Catheryne Porter 53’11.75” (16.45m) Jackie Hudgins 52’4” (15.95m) Mary Gosselin 50’8.25” (15.45m) Nikki Sims 50’4” (15.34m)

2007 2001 2009 2006 2006 2005 2007 2002 2002 1996

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Pentathlon Liane Weber 4,235 pts Patricia Mamona 4,081 pts Linda Buchholz 3,870 pts Lauren Nicholson 3,676 pts Michaylin Golladay 3,447 pts Renata Miyamoto 3,410 pts Antisha Anderson 3,392 pts Joana Costa 3,193 pts Keshia Haughton 3,011 pts Tia Perry 3,008 pts

2009 2009 2007 2004 2009 2006 2002 2002 2002 2005

2001 2004

Triple Jump 45’1.75” (13.76m) 43’7” (13.28m) 42’8.75” (13.02m) 42’5.5” (12.94m) 42’4” (12.90m) 42’3.25” (12.88m) 41’5” (12.62m) 41’4.25” (12.60m) 41’3.75” (12.59m) 40’9.75” (12.43m)

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Note: Bold indicates a current student-athlete; the 55m dash and 55m hurdles will no longer be used in collegiate meets. 2009 2009 1997 2004 2009 2009 1995 2009 1995 1997

1. 3. 4. 8. 9.

Beth Jordan Caroline Kennedy Mandy McLane Joana Costa Sara Young Amy Morrison Emily Barlage Erin Nett Helen Kirkland Kat Majester

Pole Vault 12’9.5” (3.90m) 12’9.5” (3.90m) 12’7.5” (3.85m) 12’5.5” (3.80m) 12’5.5” (3.80m) 12’5.5” (3.80m) 12’5.5” (3.80m) 11’11.75” (3.65m) 11’5.75” (3.50m) 11’5.75” (3.50m)

2006 2009 2001 2002 2005 2009 2009 1999 2007 2009

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Long Jump April Sinkler 21’4.25” (6.51m) Monyetta Haynesworth 21’3” (6.48m) Gisele Oliveira 20’10.75” (6.37m) Tonya McKelvey 20’10.25” (6.36m) Marcia Fletcher 20’7” (6.27m) Terri Robinson 20’5.25” (6.23m) Patricia Mamona 20’4.5” (6.21m) Courtney Singleton 19’11” (6.07m) Trevi Frazier 19’9.5” (6.03m) Lisa Dillard 19’9.25” (6.02m)

2009 1992 2004 1993 1991 1999 2009 1994 1997 1989

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WOMEN’S OUTDOOR PERFORMANCE LIST

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

100 Meters Simone Tomlinson 11.28 Cydonie Mothersill 11.31 Treshell Mayo 11.34 Kim Graham 11.37 Lisa Dillard 11.48 Gail Prescod 11.52 Terri Robinson 11.55 Angel Fleetwood 11.58 Shekera Weston 11.58 Kristine Scott 11.66 All-Conditions Bests Simone Tomlinson 11.21 (wind-aided) Cydonie Mothersill 11.27 (wind-aided) Treshell Mayo 11.34 Kim Graham 11.37 Lisa Dillard 11.48

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Cydonie Mothersill Kim Graham Treshell Mayo Shekera Weston Nikkie Bouyer Simone Tomlinson Kristine Scott Angel Fleetwood Shenita Wilson Gail Prescod

200 Meters 22.57 22.64 22.89 23.09 23.12 23.24 23.50 23.52 23.63 23.73

2001 1993 1996 2001 1998 1998 2009 1992 1996 1992

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 9. 10.

Kim Graham Angel Fleetwood Michelle Burgher Shekera Weston Shenita Wilson Samantha Watt LaShonda Cutchin Marcia Smith Kim Norsworthy Silja Ulfarsdottir

400 Meters 51.88 52.56 52.74 52.81 52.98 53.24 53.34 53.34 53.64 53.70

1993 1992 2001 2001 1997 1997 2000 2002 1997 2004

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Tina Krebs Ane Skak Karen Hartmann Julianne Littmann Perry Fields Sudati Masasu Patrice McMillan Kerry Robinson Brantley Epps Mareike Ressing

800 Meters 2:02.07 2:06.98 2:07.09 2:08.86 2:09.09 2:11.10 2:11.17 2:11.70 2:12.08 2:12.19

1983 1991 1992 1999 2001 2004 2006 1982 1999 1991

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

1500 Meters Tina Krebs 4:15.23 Karen Hartmann 4:15.87 Kerry Robinson 4:22.14 Mareike Ressing 4:22.23 Julianne Littmann 4:23.50 Elsa Breit 4:23.77 Perry Fields 4:30.38 Casey Phillips 4:31.97 Anne Evans 4:33.63 Kris Salt 4:33.70

1985 1992 1982 1991 1999 1987 2001 2004 1991 1989

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Kerry Robinson Mareike Ressing Ute Jamrozy Judith Shepherd Elsa Breit Michelle Scholtz Joanne Power Michelle Kalikin Megan Hartman Beth Ahern

3000 Meters 9:05.65 9:10.32 9:12.12 9:13.38 9:18.45 9:36.40 9:41.26 9:41.55 9:47.20 9:48.82

1982 1991 1987 1983 1986 1990 1987 1988 1998 2000

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

3000m Steeplechase Jenny Barton 10:59.98 Stephanie Buffo 11:22.56 Joanie Castagno 11:30.12 Ashley Robinson 11:48.60 Lauren Klas 11:46.68

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 10.

1998 2001 1996 1993 1990 1992 1998 1992 1999 2009 1998 2001 1996 1993 1990

2006 2009 ACC 2006 2009

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Kerry Robinson Stephanie Weikert Ute Jamrozy Judith Shepherd Jennifer Briscoe Michelle Scholtz Michelle Kalikin Helen Rogers Anne Evans Karen Friedrichsen

5000 Meters 16:02.76 16:06.13 16:20.91 16:22.67 16:34.54 16:41.04 16:43.50 16:54.08 16:54.17 16:56.06

1983 1983 1986 1985 1982 1990 1989 1988 1992 1994

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Long Jump Monyetta Haynesworth 21’5.5” (6.54m) Gisele Oliveira 20’11.75” (6.39m) Tonya McKelvey 20’9” (6.32m) Courtney Singleton 20’2.25” (6.15m) Marcia Fletcher 20’1” (6.12m) April Sinkler 20’0.5” (6.10m) Patricia Mamona 19’10.25” (6.05m) Sheri Smith 19’8.25” (6.00m) Nanette Holloway 19’7.5” (5.98m) Trevi Frazier 19’5.75” (5.93m)

1992 2003 1993 1993 1990 2008 2008 2002 1989 1996

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

10,000 Meters Ute Jamrozy 33:14.83 Michelle Scholtz 34:50.19 Helen Rogers 34:58.47 Gail Groulx 35:05.62 Karen Friedrichsen 35:06.49 Tina Jensen 35:09.21 Laurie Montgomery 36:30.00 Erika van Reenen 36:34.26 Laura Laughlin 36:36.29 Kim Ruck 36:45.78

1986 1990 1988 1991 1994 1997 1982 1999 2007 2009

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Triple Jump Gisele Oliveira 45’9” (13.94m) Patricia Mamona 43’11.25” (13.39m) Sheri Smith 43’0.5” (13.12m) Nanette Holloway 42’10.25” (13.06m) Marcia Fletcher 41’9.75” (12.74m) Trevi Frazier 41’2.25” (12.55m) Renata Miyamoto 41’0.5” (12.51m) Jessica Hartikainen 40’9” (12.42m) Michelle Rogers 40’7.75” (12.39m) Nakeisha Wineglass 40’6” (12.34m)

2005 2008 2002 1992 1991 1997 2006 1998 2006 2007

1. 2. 4. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

100 Meter Hurdles Nikkie Bouyer 13.36 Polly Hardy 13.44 Kyana Elder 13.44 Krystal Barringer 13.69 Marcia Fletcher 13.69 Renata Miyamoto 13.72 Silja Ulfarsdottir 13.81 Nyjla Littlejohn 13.82 Monique Everett 13.86 Jelyn Quick 13.92

1999 2008 2001 2007 1990 2006 2004 2001 1991 2004

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Jamine Moton Nikki Sims Angela Dolby Aija Kortesoja Jackie Hudgins Patricia Cuffee Allison Bradshaw Della Clark Denise Massey Jeannie Burris

Shot Put 58’2.5” (17.74m) 52’7.25” (16.03m) 51’3” (15.62m) 48’5.25” (14.76m) 48’0.75” (14.65m) 46’11” (14.30m) 46’2.75” (14.09m) 46’2.5” (14.08m) 46’0.25” (14.02m) 45’7.25” (13.90m)

2001 1995 1992 1996 2002 1991 2005 2005 1994 1989

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

400 Meter Hurdles Silja Ulfarsdottir 56.62 Nikkie Bouyer 56.64 Michelle Burgher 57.79 Christina Smith 58.43 Shakirah Rutherford 58.55 Ane Skak 58.61 Nyjla Littlejohn 58.76 Virginia Barnes 59.26 Sierra Hill 59.58 Patina Walton 59.97

2005 1999 2001 2004 2003 1991 2001 1995 2006 1991

Jamine Moton Nancy Taliaferro Nikki Sims Krystal Woods Lisa Parak Denise Massey Catheryne Porter Patricia Cuffee Mikaela Patterson Katja Pettinen

Discus 182’2” (55.52m) 159’0” (48.46m) 158’10” (48.42m) 155’3” (47.33m) 150’2” (45.78m) 149’6” (45.56m) 148’5” (45.24m) 147’4” (44.90m) 146’2” (44.56m) 145’6” (44.34m)

2001 1989 1997 2005 1991 1994 2008 1991 2005 1997

1. 2. 3.

4x100 Meter Relay Murray, Weston, 43.62 Burgher, Mothersill Robinson, Tomlinson 43.79 Bouyer, Weston Brown, Weston 44.34 Cutchin, Bouyer

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

2001

1. 2. 3.

4x400 Meter Relay Burgher, Mothersill 3:29.97 Smith, Weston Brown, Tomlinson 3:31.84 Weston, Bouyer Wilson, Norsworthy 3:32.18 Watt, Weston

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Jamine Moton Nikola Lomnicka Della Clark Rochelle Kokayko Krystal Woods Mikaela Patterson Mary Gosselin Ann Marie McAuley Julie Polovick Catheryne Porter

Hammer 220’6” (67.20m) 208’8” (63.61m) 194’2” (59.18m) 184’6” (56.23m) 173’9” (52.96m) 170’11” (52.10m) 158’7” (48.34m) 156’0” (47.56m) 151’0” (46.04m) 149’11” (45.70m)

2002 2009 2006 2007 2006 2005 2003 1998 1998 2007

1. 2. 5. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Sharia Clinkscales Anastasia Wilson April Sinkler Linda Buchholz Katja Pettinen Katie Pickett Annu Montell Anni Korhonen Dana Copeland Lauren Nicholson

1. 2. 3. 3. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Linda Buchholz Bethanie Wachna Kammie Blount Krystal Woods Liane Weber Elizabeth Lord Jamine Moton Silja Ulfarsdottir Katie Pickett Christina Moore

Javelin 152’5” (46.46m) 145’11” (44.47m) 145’9” (44.44m) 144’7” (44.08m) 140’6” (42.82m) 131’11” (40.22m) 127’6” (38.86m) 118’5” (36.10m) 117’8” (35.87m) 109’11” (33.50m)

2007 2008 1999 2006 2007 2003 1999 2003 2004 2005

1. 3. 4. 5. 6. 9. 10.

Sara Young Caroline Kennedy Mandy McLane Joana Costa Kat Majester Beth Jordan Emily Barlage Amy Morrison Erin Nett Sarah Ellis

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Liane Weber Katja Pettinen Linda Buchholz Lauren Nicholson Aija Kortesoja Annu Montell Aimee Stout Virginia Barnes Christy Underhill Tia Perry

1998 1999

2001 1998 1997

High Jump 5’10.75” (1.80m) 5’8.75” (1.75m) 5’8.75” (1.75m) 5’8.75” (1.75m) 5’8” (1.73m) 5’8” (1.73m) 5’7.25” (1.71m) 5’7” (1.70m) 5’6.5” (1.69m) 5’5.75” (1.67m)

1996 2009 2008 2009 1995 2004 1997 2006 1999 2003

Pole Vault 12’11.5” (3.95m) 12’11.5” (3.95m) 12’10.75” (3.93m) 12’10” (3.91m) 12’7.5” (3.85m) 12’1.5” (3.70m) 12’1.5” (3.70m) 12’1.5” (3.70m) 12’0.5” (3.67m) 11’4.25” (3.46m)

2005 2009 2001 2003 2009 2007 2009 2009 1999 2001

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Heptathlon 5,337 pts 5,321 pts 5,206 pts 5,200 pts 5,183 pts 5,171 pts 4,561 pts 4,435 pts 4,333 pts 4,307 pts

2007 1995 2007 2003 1996 1997 1996 1994 1988 2005

Note: Bold indicates a current student-athlete.

FRESHMAN RECORDS MEN - INDOOR 55m 60m 200m 400m 800m Mile 3000m 5000m 55mHH 60mHH High Jump Pole Vault Long Jump Triple Jump Shot Put Weight Throw Heptathlon

James Trapp Jacoby Ford Dwight Thomas Ato Modibo Philip Greyling Stijn Jaspers Yehezkel Halifa Robert deBrouwer Duane Ross Dwight Thomas Adam Linkenauger Chris Spear Antwoine Welcome Tony Lloyd Rob Venier Zach Berg Miller Moss

100m 200m 400m 800m 1500m 3000mSC 5000m 10,000m 110mHH 400mH High Jump Pole Vault Long Jump Triple Jump Shot Put Discus Hammer Javelin Decathlon

Travis Padgett Tony Wheeler Ato Modibo Andrew Beecher Philip Greyling Itay Magidi Martin Flynn Yehezkel Halifa Duane Ross Greg Hines Shelton Boyer Ryan Lewis Mitch Greeley Kai Maull Larry Armstead Mike Spiritoso Mike Columbus Colt Hodge Frank Crossen Eric Lander

WOMEN - INDOOR

6.20 6.52 21.00 46.00 1:50.00 4:01.82 7:59.79 13:32.00 7.21 7.81 7’2.25”/2.19m 16’9.5”/5.12m 24’10.5”/7.58m 50’9.5”/15.48m 57’11.75”/17.67m 59’0.25”/17.99m 5,206 pts

1990 2007 2002 1999 1989 1983 1988 1985 1992 2002 2004 2007 1991 1998 1989 2007 2008

55m 60m 200m 400m 800m Mile 3000m 5000m 55mHH 60mHH High Jump Pole Vault Long Jump Triple Jump Shot Put Weight Throw Pentathlon

Simone Tomlinson Terri Robinson Shekera Weston Marcia Smith Karen Hartmann Karen Hartmann Ute Jamrozy Beth Ahern Nikkie Bouyer Nikkie Bouyer Jelyn Quick April Sinkler Caroline Kennedy Monyetta Haynesworth Patricia Mamona Jamine Moton Nikola Lomnicka Liane Weber

100m 200m 400m 800m 1500m 3000mSC 5000m 10,000m 100mHH 400mH High Jump Pole Vault Long Jump Triple Jump Shot Put Discus Hammer Javelin Heptathlon

Terri Robinson Shekera Weston Silja Ulfarsdottir Tina Krebs Karen Hartmann Ashley Robinson Ute Jamrozy Ute Jamrozy Nikkie Bouyer Christina Smith Sharia Clinkscales Sara Young Monyetta Haynesworth Patricia Mamona Nikki Sims Jamine Moton Nikola Lomnicka Linda Buchholz Liane Weber

MEN - OUTDOOR 10.00 20.30 45.33 1:48.38 3:46.58 8:36.92 14:08.88 28:56.80 13.61 50.64 7’4”/2.23m 16’6.75”/5.05m 16’6.75”/5.05m 25’7.25”/7.80m 50’6”/15.39m 56’8”/17.27m 176’1.5”/53.68m 191’11”/58.50m 208’8”/63.60m 7,018 pts

2006 1994 1999 1990 1989 2003 1984 1988 1992 1995 1983 2000 2005 1999 1991 1983 1975 2002 1986 1993

1995 1998 1997 2000 1992 1992 1986 1997 1996 1996 2004 2008 2007 1992 2007 1998 2009 2007

WOMEN - OUTDOOR

Patricia Mamona Andrew Beecher

6.80 7.40 24.25 54.07 2:04.55 4:44.49 9:12.12 18:30.49 7.80 8.49 8.49 5’8.75”/1.75m 12’5.5”/3.80m 20’5”/6.22m 43’0.25”/13.11m 49’3”/15.01m 61’10.25”/18.85m 4,089 pts

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11.55 23.52 53.97 2:02.07 4:15.87 11:48.60 16:20.91 33:14.83 13.46 58.43 5’10”/1.77m 12’8.25”/3.87m 21’5.5”/6.54m 43’2.5”/13.17m 50’4”/15.34m 162’9”/49.60m 208’8”/63.61m 152’5”/46.46m 5,337 pts

1998 1997 2002 1983 1992 2006 1986 1986 1996 2004 1994 2004 1992 2007 1994 1998 2009 2007 2007

FACILITY RECORDS CLEMSON INDOOR FACILITY

MEN 60m 200m 300m 400m 500m 800m 1000m Mile 3000m 5000m 60mHH 4x200m 4x400m DMR High Jump Long Jump Triple Jump Pole Vault Shot Put 35-lb. Weight Heptathlon

Jacoby Ford Walter Dix Ronald Richards Ricardo Chambers Travis Swaggard Sherridan Kirk Matteo Sossah Tom Lancashire Matt Clark Andrew Lemoncello Eric Keddo W. Charlotte TC South Carolina Bucking, Wood Wilson, Lancashire Jerome Miller Darryl Reeves James Lemons Thorston Mueller Reese Hoffa Cory Martin Maurice Smith

WOMEN 60m 200m 300m 400m 500m 800m Mile 3000m 5000m 55mH 60mH 4x200m 4x400m DMR High Jump Pole Vault Long Jump Triple Jump Shot Put 20 lb. Wt. Pentathlon

Kya Brookins Ashlee Kidd Tiandra Ponteen Ashlee Kidd Novlene Williams Brie Felnagle Jessica Eldridge Brie Felnagle Michelle Sikes Fatmata Fofanah Shantia Moss Clemson South Carolina Buskirk, Owen Seibert, Wort Chaunte Howard Lacy Janson Krysha Bayley Gisele Oliveira Cleopatra Borel-Brown Erin Gilreath Liane Weber

6.52 Clemson 21.12 Florida State 34.55 Clemson 47.15 Florida State 1:03.57 Clemson 1:51.01 Auburn 2:35.67 North Carolina 4:03.44 Florida State 8:15.21 Clemson 14:00.96 Florida State 7.69 Unattached 1:30.36 W. Charlotte TC 3:12.95 South Carolina 9:50.41 Florida State

2007 2007 2004 2007 2009 2005 2007 2007 2008 2007 2009 2004 2005 2007

7’4.25” Georgia Tech 25’2.75” SC State 52’8.25” Georgia Tech 17’9.25” Virginia Tech 69’11” NY Athletic Club 75’10.25” Auburn 5,896 pts Unattached

2009 2004 2008 2007 2006 2007 2006

7.29 23.75 37.65 52.99 1:11.83 2:06.27 4:47.48 9:15.01 15:57.24 7.70 8.03 1:38.06 3:37.59 11:24.72

Unattached Georgia Tech Florida Georgia Tech Florida North Carolina Oklahoma North Carolina Wake Forest Georgia Tech Georgia Tech Clemson S. Carolina Duke

2006 2007 2004 2006 2004 2007 2004 2007 2007 2005 2007 2004 2005 2007

6’2.75” 13’9.25” 21’6.75” 44’6.25” 60’4.5” 77’0.75” 4,135 pts

Georgia Tech Florida State Georgia Clemson Unattached Unattached Clemson

2004 2005 2005 2005 2005 2004 2009

Matt Clark

MEN 100m 200m 400m 800m 1500m 3000mSC 5000m 10,000m 110mHH 400mIH 4x100m 4x200m 4x400m High Jump Long Jump Triple Jump Pole Vault Shot Put Discus Hammer Javelin Decathlon WOMEN 100m 200m 400m 800m 1500m 3000m 3000mSC 5000m 10,000m 100mH 400mH 4x100m 4x200m 4x400m Long Jump Triple Jump High Jump Pole Vault Shot Put Discus Hammer Javelin Heptathlon

ROCK NORMAN OUTDOOR TRACK Travis Padgett Shawn Crawford Angelo Taylor Marko Koers Alexis Sharangabo Hans Koeleman Cormac Finnerty Larry Clark Allen Johnson Kevin Young Chambers, Crawford Franklin, Williams Davis, Daley, Williams, Rucker Terry, Amedee, Adkins, Mills Jesse Williams Miguel Pate Andrew Owusu Brian Mondschein Reese Hoffa Andy Bloom Spyridon Jullien Scott Russell Rick Hill Latasha Colander Latasha Colander Lashinda Demus Leontine Tsiba Jenelle Deatherage Claire Forbes Meghan Gaffney Kerry Robinson Betty Springs Melissa Morrison Lashinda Demus Clemson Track Club Robinson, Weston Cutchin, Bouyer Florida State Clemson Chelsea Hammond Gisele Oliveira Chaunte Howard Lacy Janson Laura Gerraughty Teri Steer Erin Gilreath Lavern Eve Ann Bair

9.96 20.33 45.14 1:48.27 3:43.70 8:35.90 13:55.44 29:54.48 13.22 48.73 38.97

Clemson Clemson Georgia Tech Illinois Savannah Int. Clemson Unattached Clemson Nike Unattached Clemson

2008 2000 1998 1996 1999 1983 1994 1990 1998 1998 1998

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Clemson

1980

3:03.38

Georgia Tech

1992

7’4.25” 27’1.25” 54’9.25” 18’1.75” 67’5.5” 201’7” 238’5” 250’11” 7,327 pts

North Carolina Alabama Unattached Virginia Tech NY Athl. Club Unattached Virginia Tech Kansas Clemson

2003 2001 2000 2006 2003 1998 2005 2000 2003

11.03 22.52 51.65 2:05.69 4:19.07 9:34.7 10:57.75 16:02.76 33:31.2 12.71 55.23 43.62 1:33.61

Unattached Unattached Nike Life Wisconsin Virginia Appalachian St. Clemson N.C. State Reebok Unattached Clemson Clemson

2006 2005 2006 2000 1999 1990 2007 1983 1983 1998 2005 2000 1999

3:31.84 3:31.84 21’6.75” 45’9” 6’2.25” 13’10” 61’9” 198’1” 230’1” 196’6” 5,387 pts

Florida State Clemson South Carolina Clemson Georgia Tech Florida State North Carolina Nike NYAC Spd. Dynamics Virginia

1999 2001 2004 2005 2005 2004 2003 2002 2004 2000 1983

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MEN’S COACHING RECORDS INDOOR OUTDOOR YEAR COACH ACC NCAA ACC NCAA 1953-54 Rock Norman 6th -- 6th -1954-55 Rock Norman 7th -- 6th -1955-56 Rock Norman 5th -- 4th -1956-57 Rock Norman 5th -- 6th -1957-58 Banks McFadden 5th -- 5th -1958-59 Banks McFadden 5th -- 5th -1959-60 Banks McFadden 5th -- 5th -1960-61 P. Wee Greenfield 4th -- 5th -1961-62 P. Wee Greenfield 3rd -- 5th -1962-63 P. Wee Greenfield 4th -- 4th -1963-64 P. Wee Greenfield 5th -- 2nd T-53rd 1964-65 P. Wee Greenfield 6th -- 2nd T-49th 1965-66 P. Wee Greenfield 6th -- 6th -1966-67 P. Wee Greenfield 3rd -- 3rd -1967-68 P. Wee Greenfield 7th -- 3rd -1968-69 P. Wee Greenfield 5th -- 5th -1969-70 P. Wee Greenfield 5th -- 3rd -1970-71 P. Wee Greenfield 5th -- 6th -1971-72 P. Wee Greenfield 3rd -- 4th -1972-73 P. Wee Greenfield 4th -- 6th -1973-74 P. Wee Greenfield 6th -- 5th -- 1974-75 I.M. Ibrahim 6th -- 3rd -1975-76 I.M. Ibrahim 4th -- 5th -1976-77 I.M. Ibrahim 4th -- 5th -1977-78 Sam Colson 4th -- 5th T-23rd 1978-79 Sam Colson 4th -- 6th -1979-80 Sam Colson 2nd T-37th 1st T-30th 1980-81 Sam Colson NA T-48th 3rd T-33rd 1981-82 Sam Colson NA T-37th 1st 19th 1982-83 Colson/Williams NA T-40th 2nd T-40th 1983-84 Wade Williams NA -- 3rd T-75th 1984-85 Narewski/Williams NA 54th 2nd T-44th 1985-86 Wade Williams NA -- 2nd 30th 1986-87 Wade Williams 1st T-18th 2nd T-41st 1987-88 Wade Williams 3rd T-51st 3rd T-15th 1988-89 Bob Pollock 1st 8th 1st T-23rd 1989-90 Bob Pollock 1st 23rd 1st 46th 1990-91 Bob Pollock 1st 44th 1st 13th 1991-92 Bob Pollock 1st 2nd 2nd 12th 1992-93 Bob Pollock 1st 2nd 1st 10th 1993-94 Bob Pollock 2nd T-24th 3rd 11th 1994-95 Bob Pollock 2nd 11th 3rd T-10th 1995-96 Bob Pollock 3rd -- 3rd 17th 1996-97 Bob Pollock 1st 25th 1st T-17th 1997-98 Bob Pollock 1st T-3rd 1st T-11th 1998-99 Bob Pollock 1st 3rd 2nd 19th 1999-00 Bob Pollock 1st 10th 1st 10th 2000-01 Bob Pollock 1st T-20th 1st T-57th 2001-02 Bob Pollock 1st 7th 2nd T4th 2002-03 Bob Pollock 2nd T-28th 2nd T-70th 2003-04 Bob Pollock 2nd T-56th 1st T-68th 2004-05 Bob Pollock 2nd T-48th 2nd T-37th 2005-06 Bob Pollock 2nd T-65th 2nd T-26th 2006-07 Bob Pollock 2nd 15th 2nd 24th 2007-08 Bob Pollock 3rd 12th 2nd T-21st 2008-09 Lawrence Johnson 5th T-23rd 6th T-40th

Bob Pollock

Lawrence Johnson

BY THE NUMBERS - MEN’S HEAD COACHES

All-Time ACC Championships Indoor Track & Field - 12 Outdoor Track & Field - 11

Outdoor Track & Field First - 11; Second - 14; Third - 10 Fourth - 3; Fifth - 10; Sixth - 8

All-Time ACC Runner-Up Finishes Indoor Track & Field - 8 Outdoor Track & Field - 14

All-Time NCAA Top 25 Finishes Indoor Track & Field - 16 Outdoor Track & Field - 17

All-Time ACC Finishes By Meet Indoor Track & Field First - 12; Second - 8; Third - 6 Fourth - 7; Fifth - 10; Sixth - 5 Seventh - 2

All-Time NCAA Appearances Indoor Track & Field - 27 Outdoor Track & Field - 33

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NCAA Appearances By Coach Indoor Track & Field Colson - 3 Williams - 4 Pollock - 19 Johnson - 1

Outdoor Track & Field Greenfield - 2 Colson - 4 Williams - 6 Pollock - 20 Johnson - 1

WOMEN’S COACHING RECORDS INDOOR OUTDOOR YEAR COACH ACC NCAA ACC NCAA *1981-82 Sam Colson -- -- -- T-32nd *1982-83 Sam Colson -- T-10th 5th T-20th *1983-84 Sam Colson -- -- 4th -*1984-85 Wayne Coffman -- 12th 6th T-35th 1985-86 Wayne Coffman -- 12th 5th T-23rd 1986-87 Wayne Coffman 6th -- 7th -1987-88 Wayne Coffman 4th -- 5th -- 1988-89 Wayne Coffman 2nd -- 3rd -1989-90 Wayne Coffman 2nd 41st 3rd 33rd 1990-91 Wayne Coffman 2nd 35th 1st T-12th 1991-92 Wayne Coffman 1st 22nd 2nd 17th 1992-93 Wayne Coffman 2nd 33rd 2nd T-26th 1993-94 Wayne Coffman 3rd 29th 4th -1994-95 Wayne Coffman 2nd -- 3rd -1995-96 Wayne Coffman 2nd T-33rd 4th T-49th 1996-97 Wayne Coffman 3rd 50th 3rd -1997-98 Ron Garner 2nd 33rd 2nd -1998-99 Ron Garner 8th -- 7th -1999-00 Ralph White 8th -- 7th -2000-01 Marcia Noad 2nd 3rd 2nd T-7th 2001-02 Marcia Noad 4th 21st 5th T-20th 2002-03 Marcia Noad 9th -- 4th T-36th 2003-04 Marcia Noad 3rd T-51st 6th T-34th 2004-05 Marcia Noad 5th T-21st 6th T-32nd 2005-06 Marcia Noad 11th -- 10th -2006-07 Marcia Noad 5th T-34th 8th -2007-08 Marcia Noad 8th -- 7th -2008-09 Lawrence Johnson 3rd T-51st 8th --

Wayne Coffman

Note: * - Clemson only competed in distance events in the indicated seasons; a full women’s track & field program began in 1985-86.

Lawrence Johnson

Marcia Noad

BY THE NUMBERS - WOMEN’S HEAD COACHES All-Time ACC Championships Indoor Track & Field - 1 Outdoor Track & Field - 2 All-Time ACC Runner-Up Finishes Indoor Track & Field - 9 Outdoor Track & Field - 4 All-Time ACC Finishes By Meet Indoor Track & Field First - 1; Second - 9 ‘ Third - 4 Fourth - 2 ; Fifth - 2; Sixth - 1 Eighth - 2; Ninth - 1; 11th - 1

Outdoor Track & Field First - 2; Second - 4; Third - 4 Fourth - 4; Fifth - 4; Sixth - 3 Seventh - 3; Eighth - 2; 10th - 1 All-Time NCAA Top 25 Finishes Indoor Track & Field - 7 Outdoor Track & Field - 6 All-Time NCAA Appearances Indoor Track & Field - 18 Outdoor Track & Field - 20

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NCAA Appearances By Coach Indoor Track & Field Colson, Garner, Johnson - 1 Coffman - 9 Noad - 6

Outdoor Track & Field Colson - 2 Coffman - 9 Garner - 1 Noad - 7 Johnson - 1

TWO-SPORT ATHLETES FORMER TIGER STANDOUTS (Student-Athletes Who Excelled on the Football Field and on the Track)

Jacoby Ford

C.J. Spiller

Banks McFadden • All-American, football and basketball (1939-40) • Head Coach, track & field (1957-60) • Three-year letterman, track & field (1938-40) Jerry Butler • ACC Indoor 60 yard dash champion (1978) • All-American, football (1978) • First-round NFL Draft selection (1979) • Nine-year NFL player (1979-87) • AFC Rookie-of-the-Year (1979) Rod McSwain • ACC Outdoor 4x100m relay champion (1982) • NCAA champion, football (1981) • Four-year letterman, football (1980-83) • Third-round NFL Draft selection (1984) • Seven-year NFL player (1984-90) Delton Hall • Four-year letterman, track & field (1984-87) • Four-year letterman, football ( • Second-round NFL Draft selection (1987) • NFL All-Rookie selection (1987) • Seven-year NFL player (1987-93) Charlie James • ACC 4x100m relay champion (1990-91) • Two-year letterman, football (1988-89)

Spiller • Three-time NCAA All-American, track • 2009 ACC Player-ofthe-Year, football • Sixth in Heisman Trophy balloting

Ford • 2009 NCAA Champion, 60m Dash • Five-time AllAmerican, track • 2009 Second-Team All-ACC, football

Doug Thomas • NCAA All-American, 4x100m relay (1991) • Two-time ACC champion, 4x100m relay (1990-91) • ACC Indoor 55m dash champion (1991) • Second-round NFL Draft selection (1991) • Three-year NFL player (1991-93) Larry Ryans • Five-time NCAA All-American, track (1990-92) • Six-time ACC champion, track (1990-93) • ACC champion, football (1991) • NFL player (1993, 1996) James Trapp • 10-time NCAA All-American, track (1990-92) • NCAA Indoor 200m dash champion (1992) • USA Olympian, track (1992) • U.S. Indoor 200m champion (1993) • ACC 50th anniversary track selection (2003) • Third-round NFL Draft selection (1993) • 11-year NFL player (1993-2003) • Super Bowl champion (2000) • Clemson Athletic Hall of Fame inductee (2000) Airese Currie • NCAA All-American, 4x100m relay (2002) • Three-time ACC champion, 4x100m relay (2002-04) • First-team All-ACC, football (2004) • Fifth-round NFL Draft selection (2005) Tye Hill • Two-time ACC champion, 4x100m relay (2003-04) • ACC Indoor 60m dash champion (2004) • ACC Outdoor 100m dash champion (2004) • First-team All-American, football (2005) • First-round NFL Draft selection (2006) • NFL All-Rookie selection (2006)

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ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS MEN A Abel, David 1999 Abbott, J.R. 1955 Acker, Darius 2004-05 Ackis, K.W. 1934 Adams, David 2000, 2003 Adams, E.D. 1962-64 Adams, J.L. 1929 Adams, O.A. 1928-31 Albers, Richard 1966-67, 69 Alexander, Gerard 1994-95 Alexander, Steve 1997-2000 Alexander, N.C. 1965-66 Alexander, Travis 2000-02 Alge, Danny 2004-06 Allen, Burgess 1973-75 Allen, Charles 1997-2000 Allen, Donald 1976-77 Allen, G.A. 1947 Altman, J.E. 1933 Ameigh, Doug 1999-02 Anderson, Gwantaveus 2007-08 Anderson, R.H. 1959 Andrews, A.T. 1928-29 Andrews, Marquis 2004 Armstead, Larry 1991-94 Arnold, William 1996 Armstrong, J. 1931 Armstrong, W.R. 1932 Aull, A.H. 1943 Autrey, Scott 1995-96 B Barrow, Brit 2001-04 Bartley, Howard 1995 Barton, Mike 2002-03 Barton, Stephen 1969-70 Batson, H.E. 1951 Beck, David 1993 Beachler, David 1984-85,87-88 Beason, J.P. 1956-57-58 Beattie, Richard 1987-88 Beckett, J.T. 1939,41-42 Beckett, T.A. 1940 Beecher, Andrew 1990-93 Bell, Jason 2004-07 Bell, R.C. 1965-66-67 Benz, G.P. 1966-67 Berg, Zach 2007-08 Bird, S.L. 1960 Black, Marcus 1986-87 Blackwell, J.E. 1933-34 Blakeney, C.R. 1928-29 Blakeney, W.C. 1930-31 Blakeney, W.E. 1943 Bolling, Michael 2002-05 Boobas, John 1988-89 Borghans, Marcus 1982 Bosler, Robert 1970-74 Bosse, George 1974-75 Botchway, Kingsley 1977 Bowen, J.B. 1954-56 Boyer, Shelton 1983-84,86-87 Boynton, Mark 1973-74 Bramlette, Joe 1956-57 Brauer, David 1988-91 Brennen, J.E. 1949-50 Brewer, Jason 1996-98 Brantley, Craig 1977 Brock, D.C. 1951 Brown, Bruce 1975-76 Brown, Corey 2006-08 Brown, George 1974 Brown, John 1956-57 Brown, K.B. 1993 Brown, W.J. 1946-49 Browning, Michael 1973 Bruce, Matt 2008 Bryant, L. 1938-39 Bryant, W.L. 1936-37 Bryce, F.J. 1937-39 Bryce, W. 1937 Bryfczynski, Sam 2007-08 Buck, G.R. 1953-55

Bulla, Kevin Buechler, David Burch, Greg Burke, Robert

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C Calhoun, F.H. 1937-39 Calvert, J.W. 1949-51 Camarda, Jack 1987-88 Cameron, T.S. 1956-58 Campbell, Iain 1982-84 Cannon, F.W. 1931 Caramanico, Nick 2004 Cargill, T.C. 1941 Carter, R.A 1936-37 Carter, R.M. 1954-55 Carusoe, D.H. 1962,64-65 Carver, D.K. 1958-60 Caskin, M.D. 1952 Cason, C.R. 1950-52 Cassagrande, Peter 1980-82 Casteel, Clayton 1992 Caston, Stephen 1975-76 Caton, Jeff 1981-82,84 Chambers, Carlton 1995-98 Chambers, H. C. 1947-48 Chandler, Dennis 1969-71 Chapman, R.D. 1958 Cheney, Roy 2003-06 Chiles, George 1984-86 Clark, Larry 1987-90 Clark, Matt 2004-05, 2007-08 Clarkson, Hunter 1966-67 Cloud, R.P. 1950 Cochran, B. 1952-53 Coddington, Jms 1980-83 Coffman, Wayne 1979-80 Collins, David 2000-01 Collins, Edward 1969-70 Collins, Roger 1969-70 Coln, W.A. 1931 Columbus, Michael 1975-76,78 Cone, F.H. 1964-65-66 Connelly, Mike 1999-01 Copeland, Joel 1970-73 Copes, Garrick 2000-03 Cory, A.H. 1953-57 Counts, T.W. 1952-54 Coursey, J.T. 1948 Cox, Rim A. 1986,88-90 Craig, J. 1931-33 Crapps, Michael 1974-76 Crawford, Shawn 1997-2000 Credle, Walter 1975-76 Crossen, Frank 1986,88-89 Cureton, W.M. 1947-49 Currie, Airese 2002-04 Currie, Rudy 1994-98 Curry, J.A. 1932-33 Curtis, Clayton 2004 Cuttino, Charles 1961 D Daley, Raymond 1980-81 Dalton, Stanley 1976 Daniels, Ben 2004 David, Claude 1979 Davidson, Ian 1973-77 Davis, D.C. 1955 Davis, George 1979 Davis, Brian 1997-98 Davis, S.T. 1928-29 Daye, Robert 1979-80 deAlmeida, Jeffrey 1983 deBrouwer, Robert 1985 Dechausey, Marlon 1995 DeGeorgio, Michael 1967 Demers, Ryan 1999-00 Dettman, Matt 1985 Diaz, Esteban 1996-99 Dickens, A.W. 1955-56 Dickerson, G.L. 1939-40-41 Dickson, J.B. 1942 DiCola, Damian 1995-98 Dillard, B.J. 2000 Diver, W.T. 1937

Doar, L.H. Dobbins, W.L. Dobbs, R.S. Dodd, Murray Doffort, J.H. Doherty, John Donkle, I.L. Dorrity, Steve Douglas, Bob Doyle, George Drown, E.J. Dubose, Edward Dunagan, Steve Dunkelberg, J.S. Dunkelberg, R.H. Dunn, Chris Dunnaway, T.W. Durham, T.E. E Earle, J.R. Edgington, Adam Efird, Bob Ellis, T.E. Elwell, R.A. Erbach, Scott Ervin, Robert Erwin, W.C. Esher, George Eure, Warren Evans, A.J. Evans, C.E. Evans, M. Everett, John J. F Fabian, George Facchin, George Fain, C.C. Farris, Kevin Feathers, Mike Fennell, R.C. Fenton, Ryan Ferguson, J.G. Fern, Edward Fields, George Fields, Jeff Fields, Nathan Finn, P.S. Finnerty, Cormac Floyd, J.E. Flowers, Kenny Flynn, James Flynn, Martin Folger, M.Y. Folger, T.M. Ford, H. Ford, Jacoby Fowler, Josh Francis, Mitchel Franklin, J.H. Franklin, Kenny Frazer, H.E. Frazer, Mike Frendenberger, O.L. Freret, W.A. Fritts, G.H. Froelick, R.S. Frye, Timothy Fulmer, J.L. Funk, Wolfgang Furst, Richard G Galloway, G.G. Gardner, Rashad Gaskin, M.D. Gaulden, W.E. Geer, David George, E.M. George, Kenneth Gerrard, Neal Gibson, Joe Gichaba,Naftal Giesler, Andy Gilbert, D.P. Gilbert, Trevor

1952 1937-38 1963-65 1990-92 1948-49 1991 1947 1992 1977 1946 1963-65 1967-69 1975-76 1958-60 1961-63 1991 1946 1964-66 1948 1999 1991 1930 1970 1988-92 1958-61 1952-53 1974 2002-05 1965-66 1962-63 1952 1986-87 1947-50 1947-50 1952-53 1985-87 2006-08 1940-42 2002-05 1930-31 1973-76 2006-09 1988-91 1991-94 1929-30 1991-93 1955 1984 1979 1984-87 1952-54 1934-36 1934 2007-09 2008-09 1994-95 1942-43 1996-99 1949 1994-96 1950-52 1951-53 1940-42 1952 1978-79 1933 1974-75 1969-70 1974 2003-06 1951-53 1951 1976-78 1954-55 1975-77 1973-75 1998-99 1990-91 2000-01 1961-63 1992-93

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Gill, Davidson 1995-96,98-99 Gilpin, D.W. 1956 Gilson, Derek 2003-05 Godfrey, Adam 1990-91 Goodenough, Terry 1980-81 Goodman, J.L. 1940-41 Graham, B.J. 1951 Graham, C.C. 1940-42 Grant, T.F. 1938 Gray, Thomas 1988-90 Greeley, Mitch 2005-08 Green, J.H. 1936-37 Green, Michael 1990-93 Green, R.L. 1965-67 Greenlee, Larry 1993-95 Gresham, P. 1946 Greyling, Philip 1989-91 Griffen, F.C. 1953 Griffin, Larry 2001-04 Grimes, John P. 1980-82 Grist, Dee 1996 Gross, Chris 2003 Guldberg, Mogens 1985 Gunn, Matt 2002 Guy, Trenton 2008-09 H Haack, Scott 1978-79,81 Halifa, Yehezkel 1988-89 Hall, David 1969-70 Hall, Delton 1984-87 Hardee, J.G. 1943-47 Hardwick, J.H. 1948-49 Harkness, Jack 1982 Harper, Jacey 2000-03 Harris, Joe 1995-96 Hartle, Michael 1978-82 Hartzler, David 1994-98 Harvin, L.C. 1930 Harvin, S.A. 1929 Haynes, Aaron 1995-98 Haughey, J.P. 1981-83 Headlam, Charles 1977 Heiss, Michael 1977 Heister, Andrew 1980-83 Helinski, Matt 1994-97 Hendricks, G.H. 1939-40 Herlong, F.W. 1936-37 Herrington, Ter. 1985,87-89 Hess, Benjamin 1998-01 Hill, D.M. 1933 Hill, Jack 1969-70

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Hill, J.R. 1965 Hill, Rick 2001-04 Hill, Tye 2002-05 Hines, Dennis 1989-90 Hines, Greg 1995-98 Hinson, L.C. 1936 Hinton, Arthur 2005 Hobbs, Brent 2003-06 Hodge, Colt 2002 Hodge, Marcus 2000-03 Hodges, H.M. 1952-53 Hogan, Kevin 1993-95 Hogarth, C.P. 1931-32 Holland, Frank 1989-91 Holley, H.E. 1943 Holliday, Todd 1993-96 Holmes, Brandon 2005 Holshouser, W. 1947-50 Holt, Chad 2008-09 Hood, Greg 1990 Hopkins, Tom 1995,97-99 Horne, Tony 1995-96 Hortz, Gene 1974-75 Howard, R.S. 1929-30 Howle, Arthur 1970-73 Howe, Bryant 2001-02 Hudgens, Myron 1982 Hudson, R.W. 1949-50 Huey, C.O. 1963-65 Huey, Terrance 2002 Huff, J.R. 1938 Huff, Roderick 1975-76,78 Hunter, R.V. 1940 Hunter, Ryan 2003-04 Hyman, Robert 1976 I Ibeh, Robert 2003-05 Ifill, Grafton 2003 Irwin, Josh 1996 Ikenegbu, Chukwemeka 1976 Isaacs, Greg 2004-05 Iverson, Bryce 2007-08 Ivey, F.M. 1941-43 J Jackson, W.B. 1962-64 Jackson, W.M. 1949-50 James, Charlie 1988-91 James, R.R. 1961,63-64 Jaspers, Stijn 1983-84 Jefferson, James 1982-83 Jellison, Mark 1999-00

ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS Jenkins, Wayne 1970-73 Johnson, Kerwin 1983-86 Jones, Carl 1967-69 Jones, Jeff 1982-85 Jones, Tony 1987-90 Jordan, H.R. 1947 Jordan, L. W. 1929 Joyner, N.P. 1936-37 Justus, J.H. 1931 Jutzeler, Herman 1975-77 K Kauffman, Mike 1993-94 Kautz, Scott 2003-05 Kayser, Ian 1980-83 Keasler, Rodney 1986-89 Keeshen, Michael 1974-75 Kennedy, Matt 2000 Kennedy, Ron, Jr. 1998 Kelley, J.D. 1969 Kessler, Andrew 2002-03,06 Kightlinger, N.B. 1961 King, T.W. 1961-63 Kirby, C.E. 1953-55 Kirk, Brent 1995 Kirk, David 1980-82 Kirk, Trent 1995-97 Kitchens, C.W. 1931 Kitchens, E.L. 1936-38 Kitchens, George 2002-05 Kivett, R.G. 1947-49 Klotzbach, Adam 2001-04 Knapp, Brian 2006 Knight, Anthony 1990-93 Knight, Odious 1966-67 Koeleman, Hans 1980-83 Koontz, Ryan 2004-07 Kozlowski, Christopher 1994-95 Kremer, Dov 1987-89 Krichko, Lennie 1978 Kulikowski, Roy 1974-75 L Lachiotte, A.S. 1939,41-42 Lachiotte, F.W. 1928-29 Lander, Eric 1993-96 Langstaff, Witt 1973-75 Latham, B.M. 1932 Latham, Bob 1998-99 Latimer, P.H. 1932 Lawson, Ludlow 1975-77 Leitner, F.W. 1942 Leland, E.C. 1962-63-64 Lelieveld, Wybo 1982-84 Lester, J.E. 1928-30 Lewis, H.W. 1951 Lewis, Ryan 2000-03 Limehouse, J.L. 1960 Lineberger, J.M. 1929-30 Linkenauger, Adam 2004-07 Lipscomb, J.L. 1933-34 Livingston, Noyes 1988 Lloyd, Tony 1998-01 Lombardi, Matt 2001-04 Lorelle, R.J. 1952 Lovings, Shauntae 2001-02 Lowry, Bruce 1967 Lumpkins, Jay 2006-07 Lynch, R.B. 1947 Lynn, W.G. 1932-34 M Mack, Julius 1970 Magidi, Itay 2003, 2005-07 Mahaffey, Joel 1967 Major, C.S. 1955 Manbury, F.G. 1943 Maner 1928 Mann, J.G. 1943 Manos, W.K. 1965-67 Marbury, Felix 1947 Marchbanks 1928 Martin, B. 1931 Mason, A.F. 1953-54 Matthews, Dean 1975-77 Matthews, Todd 1999-02 Mathis, Bill 1958-59

Matlack, Dave 1988 Maull, Kai 1999-01, 2003 Mazur, Steve 1993 McAlister, Mark 1980 McCaffrey, Paul 1988-89 McConnell, S.W. 1934-36 McConnell, T.S. 1936-37 McCown, F.O. 1943 McCoy, P.H. 1936 McCrossen, Bryan 1993-96 McDaniel, Terrance 2001-04 McFadden, Banks 1938-40 McGeehan, Russell 1994 McGowan, Calvin 1990-91 McKay, A.S. 1950 McKnight, David 1979-80 McKoy, Mark 1980 McLoughlin, N.E. 1963-65 McMillan, John 1997 McSwain, Chuck 1982-83 McSwain, Rodney 1982-84 Meany, Jason 1999-03 Messam, Cornel 1979-82 Metz, F.E. 1953-56 Mgbo, Tony 1976-78 Miller, S.C. 1953 Milligan, Dalton 1991 Mills, Cowin 2006-08 Milton, George 1987 Mirabito, Mark 1999-00 Mitchell, A.T. 1952-55 Modibo, Ato 1999-02 Moon, John E. 1970-73 Mooney, C.W. 1949 Moore, G.S. 1939-40 Moore, Geoff 1990 Moore, Ralston 1975 Moorman, Anthony 1999-00 Morehead, J.L. 1959-61 Morey, Tyler 2008 Morgan, Donald 1970 Morgan, F. 1940-42,46 Morgan, L.V. 1943-47 Morgan, N.J. 1982-83 Morrison, P.C. 1960 Moses, Greg 1985-86,89 Moss, Miller 2008-09 Mulder, Jacques 1988-89 Murchison, Randall 1984 Murdock, Justin 2009 Murphree, H.W. 1955-57 Murphy, Danny 1993 Murphy, Shaun 1997-99 Murrell, Tom 1967 Myers, P.C. 1969-70 N Ndiaye, Joseph 1997-98 Neary, Mike 1989-91 Nelson, A.H. 1963-65 Nelson, William 1970-73 Noble, Will 2006-07, 2009 O O’Cain, C.L. 1964-66-67 O’Dell, J.B. 1928-29 Odom, L.A. 1952-53 Ogaro, Julius 1980-81 Oliver, Enayat 1992-95 Olson, Eric 1984-85 O’Rourke, Joey 2007-08 Oxford, John 1969 P Pacheco, Jorge 1991-92 Padgett, Alex 2008-09 Padgett, Travis 2006-08 Parks, N.C. 1933-34 Parks, Terrence 1986 Parrott, D.L. 1937-39 Pasley, J.H. 1940-41 Patterson, E.R. 1930 Pauga, Scott 2008 Payne, W.E. 1941 Pendleton, Clay 2003, 2005-06 Pennington, C.W. 1937-39 Perry, Lydell 2004-06

Peterson, Andy Peterson, Kenneth Phillips, Marcus Pierce, Harold Pimentel, Matt Pitchford, Charles H. Poe, W.N. Pool, E.M. Poole, C.E. Porter, Andrew Potter, Ian Pridgen, Terry Pulkinen, C.S. Putnam, Jason Q Quattlebaum, D.E. R Radcliff, C.F. Radcliff, W.A. Radziwinski, Mike Ralph, Stewart Ramey, Robert Rasch, Thomas Rauch, Robbie Rawls, O.G. Rayle, R.F. Reckner, Jason Reese, C.J. Reilly, Sean Reke, Thomas Rencher, Darwin Revell, W.H. Reveria , A.L. Reynolds, Malcolm Rice, Joseph Richards, Clarence Richards, J.G. Richards, Ronald Richardson, Eddie Richardson, R.R. Riley, R.A. Rion, A.H. Roach, Kendrick Roberts, J.C. Roberts, R.W. Robinson, E.D. Robinson, Kyle Rogers, J.M. Romero, Frank Ross, R. Duane Ross, Jack Ross, John Royster, Chris Rucker, Erick Rumple, Charles

1995-97 1985 1996-97 1943 2002-05 1967 1946 1964-66 1963-65 2006-08 1999-02 1992-93 1946-49 1998 1955 1952 1952 1989 1974,76,78 1976 1976-78 1998 1933 1948-50 1995-98 1965-66 2004-07 1983 1985-87 1952-53 1950 2000-01 1978-79 1994-95 1941 2002-05 1986-88 1950-52 1942-43 1940 1991-94 1955 1933-34 1933-34 1994 1946 1970 1992-95 1943 1948 1995-97 1978-81 1969

Rush, Lawrence 1970-73 Russell, Wesley 1992-93 Rushton, H.G. 1948-50 Rutherford, Ahmad 2004 Ryans, Larry 1990-92,94 Rzewuski, Keith 1999-00 S Sahadi, Raymond 1975 Sams, Bob 1981-82 Sanders, T.C. 1951 Schenek, David 2001 Schoen, Chris 1983-85 Schroeder, F.E. 1940 Scott, Charles 1979 Scott, Douglas 1975 Scott, Joshua 1993-97 Scuffins, Jeffrey 1983-84 Sease, Jody 1984 Sease, J.D. 1956-57 Seesman, Paul 1970-73 Seybold, John 1980-81,83-84 Shame, R.W. 1953-54 Sharp, Mark 1980 Sharpe, Jeff 1983,86-87 Shaw, J. S. 1962-64 Shaw, Kyle 2005 Shaw, Scott 2000-03 Sheats, Mickey 2005 Shirley, William 1967 Sikes, D.L. 1965-66 Sills, K.G. 1941 Simmons, Wilbur 1957-59 Skov, Henrik 1986-88 Slattery, J.G. 1951-52 Sloan, Michael 1987-89 Smalls, Victor 1983-86 Smith, Cormac 1994 Smith, D.W. 1941 Smith, David 2003-04 Smith, Eugene 1969 Smith, Frank 1961 Smith, James 1966-67 Smith, Joey 1981-82 Smith, Richard 1989 Smith, R.N. 1930 Smith, W.H. 1955 Smythe, Kevin 1990-93 Snow, Eric 1979-80 Snyder, Paul 1957-59 Soder, Eric 2004 Soggs, John B. 1987-89 Spain, Otto 2000-03 Spear, Chris 2007-09 Spearman, W.C. 1943 Spencer, Peter 1967

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Spiller, C.J. 2007-09 Spiritoso, Mike 1983-84,86-87 Spooner, R.J. 1955-57 Steedly, J.R. 1956-57,60 Stewart, Bill 1978 Stewart, George 1979 Stone, W.O. 1955 Stoudemire, D.O. 1932 Stover, L.A.M. 1963 Strawderman, Dan 1985 Stroup, Shane 1975-77,79 Suber, Quincy 1987-88 Sutter, E.H. 1962-64 Swafford, R.P. 1958-60 Swaggard, Travis 2007-09 Sykes, Keith 1986-87 T Talbert, Scott 1985 Taul, Mark 1976-77 Taylor, James 1967-69 Thomas, Doug 1988-91 Thomas, Dwight 2002 Thomas, Shawn 1994-97 Thomason, J.E. 1941 Thompson, J.R. 1948-49 Thompson, Matt 2001-02 Thornhill, D.N. 1943 Thorp, John 1992-95 Tienda, Jorge 1998 Tillison, Fred 1993,95-96 Tindall, R.M. 1965-67 Tinsley, H.D. 1956-58 Tisdale, J.W. 1955 Toatley, Ter. 1980-83 Tomsic, Jason 1996-97 Tooman, Matt 1996-98 Towns, R.C. 1964 Townsend, J.C. 1948-51 Trapp, James 1990-92 Tribble, F.V. 1936 Tucker, Sultan 1998-01 Turnbull, Jasen 2008-09 Turner, H. 1929 Tyler, Walt 1957-59 U Unlig, Walt 1957-58 V Vance, J. 1931 Vance, R.B. 1932-33 Van de Kerkove, Peter 1986 Van Sice, Wade 1998-99 Van Wageninge, Rob 2000 Varn, Joe 1982-83 Varner, Brett 2000-02 Ventruella, George 1957

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ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS Vincze, Edward Vogel, George W Wackwitz, J.H. Wafford, Dion Walcott, Desmond Walker, J.G. Walker, M.E. Walsch, Thomas Ward, A.W. Ward, H.E. Washington, Tony Watson, Dan Watson, K.M. Watters, Derek Weaver, A.E. Webb, J.E. Weise, Van Welcome, Antwoine Wells, J.D. West, Andy Wheatley, Michael Wheeler, Anthony White, S.M. White, Stephen Whitmire, H.D. Whitmire, J.B. Whitney, J.L. Whitney, J.T. Whittemore, Fred Whitten, W.C. Wiggins, Clay Wilcher, Sam Williams, Bryan Williams, Desai Williams, H.M. Williams, J.A. Williams, J.E. Williams, Jeremichael Williams, R.N. Williams, Undre Willimon, Gene Willis, D.J. Wilson, Andre J. Wilson, Delvon Wilson, V.C. Winn, J.W. Witherspoon, R.G. Witherspoon, Derrick Wittman, David Wolfe, L.M. Woodward, S.L. Woolfolk, Chris Worthy, Fred Wotring, Robert Wright, Paul Wyatt, Derrick Wynn, J.T. Y Yarborough, Dillard Yawn, Mike Z Zanes, Richard Zehnder, Lawrence Zeiher, Fred Zungoli, Nichlas

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WOMEN A Adams, Kelli 1995 Ahern, Beth 1997-2000 Alston, Chiconna 1995-96 Avery, Tonya 1992-93, 1995 Avon, Theresa L. 1987-88 B Barnes, Virginia 1994-95 Barringer, Krystal 2007-08 Blankenship, Wendy 1997 Blount, Kameron 1997-2000 Bouyer, Nikkie 1996, 1998-99 Bradshaw, Allison 2003-05 Breit, Elsa 1985-88 Briggs, Angela 1995

Briscoe, Jennifer 1982-83 Broe, Anne C. 1986-87 Brown, Simone 1998-99 Browne, Kathleen M. 1982 Buchholz, Linda 2007-09 Buffo, Stephanie 2009 Burgher, Michelle 2001 Burris, Jeannie 1987-90 C Campbell, Alysha 1995 Cartlidge, Laura 2000 Castagno, Joanie 2009 Charles, Tiffany 2002 Clark, Della 2004-07 Clinkscales, Sharia 1994-97 Collins, Tina 1989 Copeland, Dana 1998-99 Costa, Joana 2000-03 Cousins, Jessica 2004-05 Cruse, Denise 2003 Cuffee, Patricia 1988-91 Cutchin, LaShonda 1998-2001 D Dillard, Lisa 1989-91 Dix, Thea 2006-07 Dolby, Angela 1989-92 Dortch, Marquita 2003 Duarte, Cindy 1981-84 E Elder, Kyana 1999-2002 Ellis, Sarah 2000-01 Emeloff, Holly 1992 Engel, Christine 1993-96 Epps, Brantley 1996-99 Esposito, Sandra 1989-90 Evans, Anne 1989-92 Everett, Monique 1991-92 F Fields, Perry 2001-02 Fleetwood, Angel 1989-92 Fletcher, Marcia 1988-91 Foley, Edwina 1990-93 Ford, Meredith 1993-96 Frazier, Trevi 1994-97 G Gailey, Susan L. 1980-81 Gaines, Andrea 1999 Gallo, Joan 1980-81 Gauntlett, Kendra 2008 Golladay, Michaylin 2009 Goodwin, Tracy 1995 Gosselin, Mary 2001-03 Graham, Kim 1991-93 Greene, Mimi 1993 Griesback, Elizabeth 1991-93 Grondziak, Marsha 1988-90 Groulx, Gail 1991-92 H Hardy, Polly 2006-08 Hartikainen, Jessica 1998 Hartman, Abbey 1999-2000 Hartman, Megan 1995-98 Hartmann, Karen 1992-95 Haughton, Keshia 2002-03 Haynesworth, Monyetta 1992-93 Heijnen, Desiree 1985 Henderson, Anita C. 1989-91 Hicks, Stephanie 1997-99 Hillhouse, Janet 1995 Hill, Sierra 2006-07 Hinton, Randi 2002, 2004-06 Holloway, Nanette 1989-92 Holman, Tamika 1995-97 Hudgins, Jacqueline 2002 Hudson, Cessy 1989,1991-93 J Jamrozy, Ute 1986-88 Janecic, Helena 1999-2000 Jensen, Tina 1994-97 Johnson, Candice 2009 Johnson, Tabatha 1989 Jordan, Beth 2005-07 K Kalikin,Michelle 1986-90

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Kennedy, Caroline 2007-09 Kennedy, Dee Dee 1996 Ketter, Pamela 1991-93 Keydoszius, Renee 2001 Kirwin, Barbara J. 1980-81 Kohler, Imke 1993 Kokayko, Rochelle 2006-08 Korhonen, Anni 2007 Kortesoja, Aija 1996 Krebs, Tina 1983, 1985-87 L Lasher, Kelly 1999 Leonard, Holly 1999 Littlejohn, Nyjla 2000-01 Littmann, Julianne 1996-99 Lomnicka, Nikola 2009 Lord, Elizabeth 2001-03 M Mamona, Patricia 2007-09 Manning, Melissa 1999 Masasu, Sudati 2004 Massey, Denise 1991-93 Mayo, Treshell 1993-96 McAuley, Ann Marie 1997-99 McFadden, Megan Ann 1980 McKelvey, Tonya 1991-93 McLane, Mandy 1998-99, 2001 McMillan, Patrice 2004, 2006-07 Meador, Jennifer 1998-01 Milosch, Jessica 1993 Miyamoto, Renata 2006 Montell, Annu 1997 Montgomery, Laurie 1982-85 Mothersill, Cydonie 2001 Moton, Jamine 1998-99, 2001-02 Moultrie, Katrina 2001-02, 2004 Murray, Shannon 2000-03 Myers, Tiffany 1993 N Nett, Erin 1999 Nicholson, Lauren 2000-04 Norsworthy, Kim 1996-97

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P Parak, Lisa 1989-91 Parker, Raâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Sheena 2008 Perry, Tia 2006 Pettinen, Katja 1995-97-99 Phillips, Casey 2004 Phillips, Jodie 1992-95 Pickett, Katie 2001-04 Pitocchelli, Britta 1991 Polovick, Julie 1996-99 Power, Joanne 1986-87,1989 Prescod, Gail 1992-93 Q Quick, Jelyn 2004 R Reed, Kenya 2002 Ressing, Mareike 1991-93-95 Robinson, Kerry 1981-84 Robinson, Nichole 1995-96 Robinson, Terri 1998-99, 2002 Rogers, Helen 1985-89 Rogers, Michelle 2004 Rukat, Laura Ann 2002-03 Rutherford, Shakirah 2003-04 S Salt, Kristen 1988-91 Schillow, Diane 2000 Scholtz, Michelle 1988-91 Schoppman, Shannon 1997-98, 2000 Scott, Kristine 2008-09 Selby, Erika 1993 Shaw, Racquel 1998 Shephard, Judith 1982-85 Sims, Nikki 1994-97 Singleton, Courtney 1991-93 Sinkler, April 2008-09 Skak, Ane 1991 Smith, Christina 2004 Smith, Marcia 2000-02 Smith, Sheri 1999-2002

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Sobanjo, Ope 2006 Sosnowski, Michelle 1992-93 Stackhouse, Julie 1999 Stout, Aimee 1993-96 Stowell, Anne 1999-2000 T Taliaferro, Nancy 1989-91 Thomas, Angela 2003 Tomlinson, Simone 1995-98 Toothman, Kristi 2001 Topley, Tammy S. 1987 Trzcinski, Cynthia 1998 U Ulfarsdottir, Silja 2002-05 Underhill, Christine 1988 V van Reenen, Erika 1999-2000 Vereen, Aidra 1993-94 Voldness, Kirsti 1985 W Wachna, Bethanie 2008 Walker, Kimberly 1980-83 Walton, Patina 1990-91 Watt, Samantha 1995-98 Weber, Liane 2007-09 Weikert, Stephanie 1982-85 Weston, Shekera 1997-99, 2001 Whaley, Danielle 2002-03 White, Rebecca 2002 Wilson, Anastasia 2007-09 Wilson, Shenita 1996-97 Wineglass, Nakeisha 2007-08 Wood, Emily 1983-84 Woods, Krystal 2003-06 Woolfolk, Karyn 1991-92 Y Young, Sara 2005 Z Zabel, Stephanie 2000 Note: Listings date to 1928; Current student-athletes in bold.

ACC OPPONENTS Boston College Eagles Location:....................Chestnut Hill, MA Colors:............................ Maroon & Gold Coaches:.... Matt Kerr (m), Randy Thomas (w) 2009 ACC Men’s Indoor Finish:.....12th 2009 ACC Women’s Indoor Finish:..... 11th 2009 ACC Men’s Outdoor Finish:....... 11th 2009 ACC Women’s Outdoor Finish:.... 12th SID:................................ Matthew Farhadi SID Phone:......................(617) 552-4508 SID Email:..................farhadim@bc.edu Internet Site:................www.bceagles.com

Duke Blue Devils

Florida State Seminoles

Location:.............................Durham, NC Colors:...................... Royal Blue & White Head Coach:.................... Norm Ogilvie 2009 ACC Men’s Indoor Finish:.....10th 2009 ACC Women’s Indoor Finish:.......9th 2009 ACC Men’s Outdoor Finish:.......7th 2009 ACC Women’s Outdoor Finish:.... 11th SID:........................................ Ashley Wolf SID Phone:......................(919) 668-6739 SID Email:....................awolf@duke.edu Internet Site:.............. www.goduke.com

Location:......................... Tallahassee, FL Colors:..............................Garnet & Gold Head Coach:.......................Bob Braman 2009 ACC Men’s Indoor Finish:......1st 2009 ACC Women’s Indoor Finish:........ 1st 2009 ACC Men’s Outdoor Finish:......T-1st 2009 ACC Women’s Outdoor Finish:......1st SID:..................................... Dave Schmidt SID Phone:......................(850) 644-4836 SID Email:................ dschmidt@fsu.edu Internet Site:..............www.seminoles.com

Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets

Maryland Terrapins

Miami Hurricanes

North Carolina Tar Heels

Location:...............................Atlanta, GA Colors:........................Old Gold & White Coaches:.... Grover Hinsdale (m), Alan Drosky (w) 2009 ACC Men’s Indoor Finish:.....8th 2009 ACC Women’s Indoor Finish:.......7th 2009 ACC Men’s Outdoor Finish:..........4th 2009 ACC Women’s Outdoor Finish:..... 6th SID:...........................................John Gatto SID Phone:......................(404) 894-5445 SID Email:................ jgatto@gatech.edu Internet Site:.................. www.ramblinwreck.com

Location:.....................College Park, MD Colors:........... Red, White, Black & Gold Head Coach:................ Andrew Valmon 2009 ACC Men’s Indoor Finish:.......11th 2009 ACC Women’s Indoor Finish:.... 12th 2009 ACC Men’s Outdoor Finish:....... 10th 2009 ACC Women’s Outdoor Finish:.....T-9th SID:........................................... Doug Dull SID Phone:......................(301) 314-1482 SID Email:.....................ddull@umd.edu Internet Site:.............. www.umterps.com

Location:..................................Miami, FL Colors:...............Orange, Green & White Head Coach:.........................Amy Deem 2009 ACC Men’s Indoor Finish:......9th 2009 ACC Women’s Indoor Finish:.......5th 2009 ACC Men’s Outdoor Finish:..........9th 2009 ACC Women’s Outdoor Finish:...... 5th SID:.........................................Scott Zavitz SID Phone:......................(305) 284-3244 SID Email:...............szavitz@miami.edu Internet Site:.... www.hurricanesports.com

Location:........................Chapel Hill, NC Colors:.................Caroline Blue & White Head Coach:.............. Dennis Craddock 2009 ACC Men’s Indoor Finish:.....4th 2009 ACC Women’s Indoor Finish:......2nd 2009 ACC Men’s Outdoor Finish:..........5th 2009 ACC Women’s Outdoor Finish:......3rd SID:..........................................Chris Gallo SID Phone:......................(919) 962-1160 SID Email:...............chrisgallo@unc.edu Internet Site:........www.tarheelblue.com

NC State Wolfpack

Virginia Cavaliers

Virginia Tech Hokies

Wake Forest Demon Deacons

Location:...............................Raleigh, NC Colors:.................................. Red & White Coaches:.............................. Rollie Geiger 2009 ACC Men’s Indoor Finish:.....6th 2009 ACC Women’s Indoor Finish:.......6th 2009 ACC Men’s Outdoor Finish:....... 12th 2009 ACC Women’s Outdoor Finish:...... 7th SID:............................................Pat Norris SID Phone:......................(919) 515-1182 SID Email:...... patrick_norris@ncsu.edu Internet Site:.............. www.gopack.com

Location:................... Charlottesville, VA Colors:.............................. Orange & Blue Head Coach:...................Jason Vigilante 2009 ACC Men’s Indoor Finish:.....3rd 2009 ACC Women’s Indoor Finish:.......8th 2009 ACC Men’s Outdoor Finish:......T-1st 2009 ACC Women’s Outdoor Finish:..... 4th SID:...............................Amanda McClure SID Phone:......................(434) 982-5977 SID Email:..............asm2c@virginia.edu Internet Site:.... www.virginiasports.com

Location:.........................Blacksburg, VA Colors:.... Chicago Maroon & Burnt Orange Head Coach:......................Dave Cianelli 2009 ACC Men’s Indoor Finish:....2nd 2009 ACC Women’s Indoor Finish:.......4th 2009 ACC Men’s Outdoor Finish:.......3rd 2009 ACC Women’s Outdoor Finish:.....2nd SID:......................................... Kevin Hunt SID Phone:......................(540) 231-1494 SID Email:.................... kevinh5@vt.edu Internet Site:...........www.hokiesports.com

Location:.................Winston-Salem, NC Colors:.........................Old Gold & Black Coaches:....Scott Hall (m), Annie Bennett (w) 2009 ACC Men’s Indoor Finish:.....7th 2009 ACC Women’s Indoor Finish:..... 10th 2009 ACC Men’s Outdoor Finish:........8th 2009 ACC Women’s Outdoor Finish:..... T-9th SID:............................................ Gary Petit SID Phone:......................(336) 758-5640 SID Email:..................petitgm@wfu.edu Internet Site:.... www.wakeforestsports.com

THE ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE...A TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE Consistency. It is the mark of true excellence in any endeavor. However, in today’s intercollegiate athletics, competition has become so balanced and so competitive that it is virtually impossible to maintain a high level of consistency. Yet the Atlantic Coast Conference has defied the odds. Now in its 57th year of competition, the ACC has long enjoyed the reputation as one of the strongest and most competitive intercollegiate conferences in the nation. And that is not mere conjecture, the numbers support it. Since the league’s inception in 1953, ACC schools have captured 116 national championships, including 64 in women’s competition and 52 in men’s. In addition, NCAA individual titles have gone to ACC studentathletes 160 times in men’s competition and 91 times in women’s action. The Virginia Cavaliers won the league’s first track and field national title, claiming the Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women indoor crown in 1981. Florida State, although not a member of the ACC at the time, won the 1984 NCAA women’s outdoor title, and 1985 and 1986 women’s indoor titles. As a member of the ACC, the Seminoles men’s team captured the NCAA title in 2006, 2007, and 2008, and have accounted for the league’s three NCAA track and field championships.

Since 1953, member schools have garnered 173 individual NCAA titles in both men’s and women’s indoor and outdoor track and field, while league teams have finished in the top five at the NCAA indoor and outdoor championships a combined 27 times. The 2008-09 indoor season saw nine of 12 league teams compete at the 2009 NCAA Indoor Championships in College State, Texas for the men, while five of 12 women’s teams participated. The Florida State men claimed their fourth straight top-five national finish, while the Seminoles women finished in the top-10 for the second consecutive year. In 2007, eight men’s teams and 11 women’s teams participated at the national meet. Additionally, four individuals from four institutions claimed NCAA titles. Clemson’s Jacoby Ford, also an All-ACC football player, recorded the top time in the 60-meter dash with a 6.52 showing, and Wake Forest’s Michael Bingham won an individual title with a 45.69 time in the 400-meter dash. Seven men claimed topthree times at the national indoor meet last season, and five women—including NCAA champions Kimberly Williams of Florida State and Murielle Ahoure of Miami—placed in the top three. Williams won the triple jump with a leap of 45 feet, 3.75 inches, while Ahoure won the 200-meter dash in a time of 22.80. Overall, 24 men and 14 women combined for 41 All-America

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honors during the indoor season. The 2009 outdoor season was equally impressive, as the Florida State men placed second at the national meet in Fayetteville, Arkansas, and claimed its fifth straight top-five finish, while the women finished in fourth. Overall, seven of 12 men’s teams and six of 12 women’s teams participated at the 2009 NCAA Outdoor Championships. A total of 12 men recorded top-three finishes, including national champions Charles Clark, Jonathan Borlee, and Ngoni Makusa of Florida State, and Marcel Lomnicky of Virginia Tech. Charles Clark—the 2009 Field Performer of the Year—won the 200-meter dash in 20.55, while Borlee won the 400-meter dash in 44.78, and Makusa took the long jump with a measure of 26 feet, 7.25 inches. Lomnicky’s 235 feet, six-inch output in the hammer throw was a national meet best, and the Florida State 4x400-meter relay team of Kevin Williams, Kevin Borlee, Clark, and Jonathan Borlee clocked a 44.78 to take first place. In women’s action, Florida State’s Susan Kuijken— the 2009 Outdoor Scholar-Athlete of the Year—won the 1,500-meter run in 4:13.05, while Kim Williams, also of Florida State and the 2009 Field Performer of the Year, won both the long jump and triple jump with marks of 21 feet, 5.50 inches and 47 feet, 2.25 inches, respectively. Three more women posted top-three times. Men and women combined for 41 All-America honors.