2014 Georgia Track and Field Media Guide by Georgia Bulldogs Athletics

Georgia Track & Field

All-American Nick Vena All-American Megan Malasarte

SEC Champion Elizabeth Tepe

All-American Johnathan Smith

2014 Media Guide

Georgia Track & Field 2014 Schedule

INDOOR Jan. 18 Auburn Invitational *Birmingham, Ala. Jan. 24-25 Cherry & Silver Invitational Albuquerque, N.M. Jan. 24-25 Vanderbilt Invitational Nashville, Tenn. Feb. 7-8 Doc Hale VT Elite Meet Blacksburg, Va. Feb. 14-15 Husky Classic Seattle, Wa. Feb. 15 Texas A&M Invitational College Station, Texas Feb. 22 Alex Wilson Invitational Feb. 27-March 1 SEC Championships March 14-15 NCAA Championships *Birmingham Crossplex

Notre Dame, Ind. College Station, Texas Albuquerque, N.M.

OUTDOOR March 20-22 Alabama Relays Tuscaloosa, Ala. March 21-22 Castillo Invitational Tempe, Ariz. March 28-29 Yellow Jacket Invitational Atlanta, Ga. April 3-5 Florida Relays Gainesville, Fla. April 10-11 BULLDOG DECATHLON ATHENS, GA. April 11-12 SPEC TOWNS NATIONAL TEAM INVITATIONAL April 17-19 Mt. SAC Distance Carnival Walnut, Ca. April 18-19 War Eagle Invitational Auburn, Ala. April 24-26 Drake Relays Des Moines, Iowa May 10 GEORGIA INVITATIONAL ATHENS, GA. May 15-18 SEC Championships Lexington, Ky. May 29-31 NCAA East Regionals Jacksonville, Fla. June 11-14 NCAA Championships Eugene, Ore.

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2014 Georgia Track and Field Quick Facts

School..................................................................University of Georgia Location................................................................................Athens, Ga. Founded............................................................................................ 1785 President....................................................................Jere W. Morehead Enrollment..................................................................................... 34,816 Nickname..................................................................................Bulldogs Colors...............................................................................Red and Black Conference........................................................................ Southeastern J. Reid Parker Director of Athletics...Greg McGarity (Georgia ‘76) Sr. Assoc. A.D./Compliance/Track Administrator........... Jim Booz Head Coach............................................Wayne Norton (Howard ’81) Assistant Coaches.......................... Don Babbitt (UCLA ’89)-Throws ................................ Jon Stuart (Georgia ’92)-Men’s Sprints/Hurdles ...............Petros Kyprianou (Aristotle Univ. ‘01)-PV/Multis/Jumps ........George Cleare (Galilee ‘09)-Women’s Sprts./Hdles./Jumps/Multis ...................... Patrick Cunniff (Georgia ‘91)-Distance/Mid-Distance Athletic Trainers................. Yolanda Lawrence, Kelly Cich, Olivia Hale 2013 SEC - Women Indoor/Outdoor (pts.)........... 5th (52.5)/5th (87) 2013 SEC - Men Indoor/Outdoor (pts.).................. 4th (56)/5th (56) 2013 NCAA - Women Indoor/Outdoor (pts.) ...10th (22)/T11th (25) 2013 NCAA - Men Indoor/Outdoor (pts.)........T18th (11)/T49th (4) Facility...................................................... Forrest “Spec” Towns Track Track and Field Office Phone/Fax....(706) 542-7915/(706) 542-5224 Track and Field Sports Comm. Contact....................Leland Barrow SCD Phone/Fax.....................................(706) 542-1621/(706)542-9339 Barrow’s Office Phone.................................................. (706) 542-1621 Barrow’s Email................................................ leland@sports.uga.edu Barrow’s Cell Phone...................................................... (678) 378-3085 SCD Address....................................................................P.O. Box 1472 ........................................................................... Athens, GA 30603-1472 SCD Overnight Address............................................One Selig Circle ........................................................................... Athens, GA 30603-4368 Web Site........................................................... www.georgiadogs.com

Season Preview Men’s 2013 Recap & 2014 Outlook............................................2 Women’s 2013 Recap & 2014 Outlook.......................................3

Coaching Staff Head Coach Wayne Norton........................................................4

Assistant Coaches Don Babbitt...................................................................................5 Petros Kyprianou.........................................................................6 Jon Stuart.......................................................................................7 Patrick Cunniff.............................................................................8 George Cleare...............................................................................9

The Bulldogs 2014 Men’s Roster......................................................................10 Meet the Bulldogs................................................................ 11-23 2014 Women’s Roster.................................................................24 Meet the Lady Bulldogs...................................................... 25-41 Two-In-One: UGA Wins Two NCAA Titles In 2013..............42 2013 Men’s Results.....................................................................43 2013 Women’s Results...............................................................44

History Georgia Track and Field History........................................ 45-46 Year-by-Year Finishes................................................................47

Georgia Track and Field The Last 20 Years . . . By The Numbers

Georgia Track and Field in the NFL........................................48 Georgia Track and Field in the Olympics......................... 49-52

Records/Honors

Women 7 Indoor NCAA Top 10 7 Outdoor NCAA Top 10 10 Indoor NCAA Top 20 11 Outdoor NCAA Top 20 1995 SEC Team Champion

Men’s Indoor Records...............................................................53 Men’s Outdoor Records............................................................54 Women’s Indoor Records..........................................................55 Women’s Outdoor Records.......................................................56 Men’s Indoor Top-10 Lists.................................................. 57-58

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1996 NCAA (I) Runner-up 2006 SEC Team Champions

Men’s Outdoor Top-10 Lists............................................... 59-60 Women’s Indoor Top-10 Lists............................................. 61-62

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Women’s Outdoor Top-10 Lists.......................................... 63-64

UGA Track and Field 1999-2013

Men’s and Women’s Honors ............................................. 65-69

Forrest “Spec” Towns ....................................................70 Forrest “Spec” Towns Track .....................................71 UGA’s Athletic & Academic Leaders . .................72 The 2014 Georgia track & field media guide was designed and edited by Leland Barrow, an Associate Sports Communications Director at UGA, with assistance from Brittany Adams and Haley Huskins. PHOTO CREDITS: Special thanks to Steve Colquitt, Mark Hoban, Sean Taylor, John Kelley, Sonny Kennedy, Petra J. Babbitt, Cheryl Treworgy - Pretty Sporty, Kirby Lee - Image of Sport, Associated Press and Getty Images. Cover design by Barrow and Adams and printing by Ebsco Media, Birmingham, Ala.

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Men 2 Indoor NCAA Top 10 2 Outdoor NCAA Top 10 5 Indoor NCAA Top 20 9 Outdoor NCAA Top 20 9 NCAA Champions 49 SEC Champions

14 Successful Seasons Under Wayne Norton • 22 NCAA Titles • 180 All-Americans • 107 SEC Champions

• NCAA Collegiate Record (2007 - Jenny Dahlgren - Hammer-239-4) • Men - Six Top 20 finishes at NCAA Outdoors • Women - Nine Top-10 NCAA Finishes • Men & Women - 23 NCAA Top 20 finishes (Indoor & Outdoor) • Men - 37 school records, Women - 35 school records • XC: Men’s XC - 2013 NCAA South Region Champions • Women’s XC - 2006 NCAA South Region Champions • 2010 SEC Champion/All-American for UGA Women; 2nd dual appearance (M/W) in history at 2012 NCAA Championships

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Men’s 2013 Recap & 2014 Outlook 2013 Bulldog Accomplishments Indoor All-Americans @Garrett Scantling, Heptathlon, 3rd, !6017

@Maicel Uibo, Heptathlon, 4th, 5975 *Nick Vena, Shot Put, 10th, 60-7.75 *Caleb Whitener, Shot Put, 14th, 55-5

Outdoor All-Americans

@M. Uibo, Decathlon, 5th, 8017 *G. Scantling, Decathlon, 9th, 7873 *N. Vena, Shot Put, 11th, 60-8

SEC Indoor Champion

$G. Scantling, Heptathlon, !5889

SEC Outdoor Champions $M. Uibo, Decathlon, 7781

SEC Indoor Scorers

$G. Scantling, Heptathlon, 1st, !5889 ^C. Whitener, Shot Put, 2nd, 60-9.25 ^&M. Uibo, Heptathlon, 2nd, 5693

Matt Cleaver, 3000m, 6th, 8:07.78 Foster, Grass, Ashbourne, Branch; 4x400m relay, 6th, 3:11.04 M. Cleaver, 5000m, 7th, 14:14.72 Petr Novotny, Shot Put, 7th, 57-2.25 Maurice Freeman, High Jump, 8th, 6-6

SEC Outdoor Scorers

$M. Uibo, Decathlon, 1st, 7781 C. Grethen, 800m, 3rd, 1:48.05 N. Vena, Shot Put, 3rd, 61-9.75 C. Whitener, Shot Put, 4th, 60-9.50 Burke McCarty, Discus, 4th, 178-0 Drew Branch, 400mH, 5th, 52.74 G. Scantling, Decathlon, 5th, 6943 D. Williams, Decathlon, 6th, 6765 &Ashinia Miller, Shot Put, 6th, 58-4.50 &A. Miller, Discus, 6th, 170-9 Daniel Grass, 800m, 6th, 1:51.01 Kisean Smith, 800m, 7th, 1:54.81 Johnathan Smith, 100m, 8th, 10.41 Branch, Freeman, Grass, Ashbourne; 4x400m relay, 8th, 3:09.83

Garrett Scantling captured the SEC heptathlon title with a school-record 5,889 points in Fayetteville, Arkansas. He went on to break his school record at the NCAA Championships, compiling 6,017 points to finish third overall and earn First Team All-America honors.

BOLD names in bold are returning in 2014; @First Team All-American; *Second Team All-American; !School record; $First Team All-SEC; ^Second Team AllSEC; &Freshman All-SEC

^Charles Grethen, 800m, 2nd, 1:49.13 N. Vena, Shot Put, 3rd, 62-5.75 Devon Williams, Heptathlon, 4th, 5494

Head Coach Wayne Norton’s Thoughts On The 2014 Season For The Bulldogs: “Not much has changed for us as we enter the 2014 season because the competition is better than it has ever been within the SEC. The conference has grown from 10 to 12 and now to 14 teams without a dilution of talent. We have gotten better but so has the conference. The best thing we have going for us in 2014 is that most of our men’s roster had the opportunity last year to become acclimated to the SEC and NCAA’s competitive environments. That ‘experience’ should help us to be a top 10 NCAA team before the season is over.”

Scantling’s training partner, Maicel Uibo, won Georgia’s first SEC decathlon championship since 2002 last season. The Estonia native shattered the school record following his 10 events at the Bulldog Decathlon in Athens by scoring 8,223 points. Uibo finished as a First Team AllAmerican following both the indoor season as a heptathlete (fourth) and the outdoor season as a decathlete (fifth).

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Women’s 2013 Recap & 2014 Outlook 2013 Lady Bulldog Accomplishments

True freshman Freya Jones bounced back from a third-place finish at the SEC Championships to win the Lady Bulldogs’ first NCAA title in the javelin since 1999. Jones launched a fifth throw of 180 feet, 3 inches to overtake Florida’s Marija Vucenovic, who had opened with a mark of 179-8.

NCAA Indoor Champion Shaunae Miller, 400m, !50.88

Indoor All-Americans

@S. Miller, 400m, 1st, !50.88 @Lucie Ondraschkova, Pentathlon, 4th, 4228 @Carly Hamilton, Mile, 4th, 4:38.44 @Hilenn James, Shot Put, 7th, !55-10.50 *Chanice Porter, Long Jump, 9th, 20-6.25 *Christoforou, Gaither, Malasarte, Hamilton; DMR, 10th, 11:12.49

*Saniel Atkinson-Grier, High Jump, 12th, 5-10

NCAA Outdoor Champion Freya Jones, Javelin, 180-3

Outdoor All-Americans

@F. Jones, Javelin, 1st, 180-3 @S. Miller, 400m, 2nd, !50.70 @Leontia Kallenou, High Jump, 4th, 6-1.25 @L. Ondraschkova, Heptathlon, 7th, 5853 *Tynia Gaither, 200m, 12th, 23.23 *Megan Malasarte, 800m, 13th, 2:05.46 *Morgann Leleux, Pole Vault, T13th, 13-7.25 *C. Porter, Long Jump, 14th, 20-3.75 *Leslie Boozer, 3000mST, 16th, 10:17.96 *S. Atkinson-Grier, High Jump, 16th, 5-9.75

SEC Indoor Champions

$H. James, Shot Put, 55-0.75 $&C. Porter, Long Jump, 21-0.5

SEC Outdoor Champions

$C. Hamilton, 1500m, 4:14.27 $M. Leleux, Pole Vault, 13-9.25 $S. Atkinson-Grier, High Jump, 6-0.75 $Elizabeth Tepe, Hammer Throw, 203-4

SEC Indoor Scorers

$H. James, Shot Put, 1st, 55-0.75 $&C. Porter, Long Jump, 1st, 21-0.5

Thoughts From Coach Norton On 2014:

“Continuing to improve is the course of action for the women in 2014. The coaches and athletes are determined to make this season better than last. We will need to be just as healthy as we are talented in order to make the improvements that we are capable of. Our sport is one that goes much, much better with good health, conditioning and fitness. We fully expect another good year.” ^L. Ondraschkova, Pentathlon, 2nd, 4208 &S. Miller, 400m, 3rd, !52.21 M. Malasarte, 800m, 4th, 2:06.39 Christoforou, Miller, Malasarte, Hamilton; DMR, 5th, !11:25.25 S. Atkinson-Grier, High Jump, T5th, 5-10.75 Stella Christoforou, Mile, 7th, 4:44.46 T. Gaither, 200m, 7th, 23.96 L. Boozer, 5000m, 8th, 16:50.78 L. Ondraschkova, Triple Jump, 8th, 415.25

^L. Boozer, 3000mST, 2nd, !10:02.02 F. Jones, Javelin, 3rd, 165-10 L. Ondraschkova, Heptathlon, 3rd, 5627 Brown, Vaughn, Jacobs, Miller; 4x100m relay, 3rd, 45.16 C. Porter, Long Jump, 4th, 20-4.25 H. James, Shot Put, 5th, 53-1 T. Gaither, 200m, 6th, 23.29 B. Vaughn, 100m, 8th, 11.79 BOLD names in bold are returning in 2013; @First Team All-American; *Second Team All-American; !School record; $First Team All-SEC; ^Second Team AllSEC; &Freshman All-SEC

SEC Outdoor Scorers

$C. Hamilton, 1500m, 1st, 4:14.27 $M. Leleux, Pole Vault, 1st, 13-9.25 $E. Tepe, Hammer Throw, 1st, 203-4 $S. Atkinson-Grier, High Jump, 1st, 6-0.75 ^M. Malasarte, 800m, 2nd, 2:03.23

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Carly Hamilton won the 2013 SEC 1500m title and also set school records in the mile and 3000m indoors last year.

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Head Coach Wayne Norton EDUCATION • B.A. in Broadcast Production, Howard, 1981 • M.A. in Journalism, Indiana, 1987

ATHLETIC EXPERIENCE • 1978-81 Howard Track

2006 SEC Indoor/Outdoor Women’s Coach of the Year 2006 USTFCCCA South District Women’s Coach of the Year 2007 USTFCCCA South District Women’s Coach of the Year Wayne Norton begins his 15th year as the Georgia head track and field coach and his 24th year overall with the program. Norton has compiled an extremely impressive resumé, as he has been a major part of the most successful period in Georgia track and field history. In 2013, his teams had three top-25 national finishes, including two in the top 11, and two NCAA individual titles as freshmen Shaunae Miller (indoor 400-meter dash) and Freya Jones (javelin) brought hardware back to Athens. In Norton’s 14 years as head coach, Georgia has won 20 individual national titles, earned 166 All-America certificates, captured 99 SEC individual titles and the men’s and women’s teams have achieved a total of 26 top-25 NCAA finishes. Over the last eight years, Norton and his coaching staff further established Georgia’s program as one of the nation’s elite programs. The Lady Bulldogs claimed both the SEC indoor and outdoor titles in 2006, finished with seven NCAA individual crowns and five top-10 team finishes at the NCAA Championships during that span. Georgia also combined to rack up 49 SEC individual crowns during the last eight seasons. UGA claimed its first NCAA men’s javelin title in 2008 before Chris Hill, who went on to win the 2009 USA Championships, was able to accomplish the feat yet again in 2009. Another first for the Bulldog men came as Torrin Lawrence sprinted to Georgia’s first national championship in the 400m at the 2010 NCAA Indoor Championships. Lawrence completed his career as a seven-time All-American and threetime SEC champion. In the field, Nikola Lomnicka captured the third NCAA women’s hammer throw crown for the Lady Bulldogs in five years in 2010 before finishing third at the 2011 NCAA Championships. Lomnicka concluded her career in 2012 with her third consecutive First Team All-America certificate in the hammer and three SEC championships. Norton came to Georgia in 1990 and has been instrumental in guiding the UGA men to five outdoor top-10 NCAA finishes, 12 outdoor top-20 finishes, two indoor top-10 finishes and six indoor top-20 finishes. He has also been a key factor in the development of a nationally competitive women’s team. In the 1995 season, Georgia won its first ever SEC Outdoor Championship in the history of the women’s program. In 1996,

COACHING EXPERIENCE • 1981-85, Graduate Assistant, Indiana • 1985-89, Assistant Coach, Northern Arizona • 1990-99, Assistant Coach, Georgia • 2000-Present, Head Coach, Georgia

the Lady Bulldogs claimed their highest NCAA finish in school history as they finished second at NCAA Indoors. Over the course of the last 14 seasons, the women’s team has captured seven outdoor top-20 finishes and six indoor top-15 finishes. The Georgia women scored more than 100 points (108) at the 2012 SEC Outdoor Championships and posted their eighth top25 finish at the NCAA outdoor meet during Norton’s tenure. In his time at Georgia, the cross country team has also thrived. Prior to the 1990s, the women’s team had never gone to the NCAA Championships, but that changed in 1990 when they made their first ever trip to the NCAAs. Georgia would get back to nationals in 1991, 1997, 2004-07 and 2011-2012. The 2013 campaign saw the Bulldog men make their third straight trip to Nationals. Both Georgia distance teams qualified for the national meet in 2012, with the UGA men grabbing their top NCAA finish in history (19th). In 2011, the Georgia men advanced to the NCAA cross meet for the first time since 2004 and had the top SEC team finish. The Bulldogs won the South Regional in 2003 to advance to their first NCAA meet. They then returned to the nationals in 2004, which marked the first time in school history that both the men’s and women’s cross country teams competed simultaneously at the NCAA meet. In 2006, the Lady Bulldog cross country team grabbed their first South Regional title and took 15th at the NCAA Championships. The Georgia women, who saw Natalie Picchetti earn All-American honors, returned to the NCAA meet for the fourth consecutive time in 2007 after Sarah Madebach won the school’s first SEC individual title. Kristie Krueger added another All-America certificate for the Lady Bulldog XC crew in 2010 after winning her own SEC crown.

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Norton, who began coaching in 1981 as a graduate assistant at Indiana, has had success at all three of the schools where he has coached. While at Indiana from 1981-85, the Hoosiers won three Big Ten Indoor Championships and an outdoor Big Ten Championship. Before coming to Athens, Norton served as an assistant coach at Northern Arizona University from 1985-89. He coached NAU’s jumpers and sprinters (a group which featured NFL speedsters Mike Haynes, David Lang and Shawn Collins), while serving as an instructor in both physical education and journalism. During his tenure at Northern Arizona, the program had a very successful five-year period. Out of the Big Sky Conference, Northern Arizona won four men’s conference championships, three women’s indoor conference championships, two outdoor women’s championships, seven cross country championships. While at Georgia, he has produced a steady stream of AllAmerican jumpers, including 2008 and 2012 Olympian Levern Spencer and 2008 Olympian Patricia Sylvester. Norton was instrumental in 2006 with the pair listed above racking up four All-American certificates and four SEC individual titles. The Lady Bulldogs won a pair of SEC jump titles in 2013 and collected five All-America certificates. In 1995, Georgia’s jumpers enjoyed one of their best seasons ever, registering another five All-America awards while winning three SEC crowns, thanks to the efforts of Thad Hood, Icolyn Kelly, Reeta Laaksonen and Dillon Phelps. Laaksonen and Phelps added more such honors in 1996 and Sylvester came away with her first conference title in 2005. Norton has also guided other nationally-renowned jumpers including Celly Martinez, Latifah Long, Krysha Bayley, Volker Mai, Hyleas Fountain, Ryan Sheppard, Patrick Thavelin, Wolfgang Kreissig, Marcus Bailey, Tasha Mahone and Antonio Saunders. At the 2012 Olympics in London, former Bulldog thrower Reese Hoffa gave Georgia’s track and field program its 12th medal after earning a bronze in the shot put. During the 2008 Games in Beijing, Hyleas Fountain claimed a silver medal in the heptathlon after competing for Norton and the Lady Bulldogs in 2003-04. Norton, a New Jersey native, received his Bachelor’s degree in broadcast production from Howard University in 1981. During his time as a graduate assistant coach at Indiana from 1981-85, he worked on his Master’s in journalism and earned the degree in 1987. Norton and his wife Priscilla have four children: son Christian and daughters LaShawna, Jasmine and Erica. Norton also has a son-in-law after Andre Wilson married his daughter LaShawna. The couple has a son named Isaiah.

Wayne Norton and his wife Priscilla are joined by their children (from left to right) LaShawna, Jasmine (top), Erica (bottom) and Christian. Christian graduated from UGA and was on the Bulldog football team.

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EDUCATION • B.S. in Biology, UCLA, 1989 • M.A. in Physical Education (Exercise Science), Cal State-Los Angeles, 1994 ATHLETIC CAREER • 1985, 1988, UCLA Track and Field

Don Babbitt Throws

COACHING EXPERIENCE • 1985-86, Assistant Coach, Santa Monica HS • 1986-88, Assistant Coach, Santa Monica College • 1988-96, Assistant Coach, Cal State-Los Angeles • 1996-Present, Assistant Coach, Georgia

2003 National Assistant Coach of the Year 2007 USTFCCCA East Region Women’s Throws Coach of the Year 2009 USTFCCCA East Region Men’s Throws Coach of the Year With the arrival of his 18th year in red and black, Don Babbitt has transformed the Georgia throws program into arguably the most talented group in the country. The trend became even more evident as the native of Santa Monica, Calif., led freshman Freya Jones to the NCAA javelin title and four other throwers to All-America honors for Georgia during 2013. Seven NCAA titles, 26 All-American honors and 16 SEC crowns during the past eight seasons further solidified Babbitt’s hold as one of the premier throws coaches in the track and field world. The U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) recognized his outstanding contributions following the 2009 season and named him the East Region Men’s Coach of the Year. Under Babbitt’s guidance since 1996, Georgia’s throwers have reached a high level of success including 12 NCAA titles, 68 All-American certificates and 45 SEC titles. Jones launched a personal-best javelin mark of 180 ft., 3 in. in the most important meet of the 2013 season for the Bulldogs to give the UGA women its third national championship in the event. At the conference level last year, Babbitt advised first-year Lady Bulldog Elizabeth Tepe as she reached a personal best (203 ft., 4 in.) to win the hammer at SECs while Hilenn James captured the league’s indoor shot put title. Nikola Lomnicka registered four All-America certificates over her years at UGA (2010-12) to go along with the 2010 national title in the hammer throw, marking Georgia’s third championship in the event in the last seven years. In 2009, Chris Hill won his second consecutive NCAA title in the javelin throw and capped his NCAA career with a USATF National Championship as well with a throw of 83.87 meters (275 ft., 2 in.). This mark established a new NCAA American collegiate record. In 2007, Jenny Dahlgren finished her Bulldog career with three NCAA titles, eight All-American certificates and four SEC titles while shattering school, SEC, collegiate, NCAA Championship and South American records in the hammer throw under Babbitt’s guidance. Babbitt, a former UCLA Bruin, led his throwers to eight top-20 finishes during the 2005 NCAA Championships, highlighted by Trevor Snyder’s second-place finish in the javelin and Dahlgren’s pair of top-five finishes in the NCAA Championships. Eleven seasons ago, Babbitt guided Lucais MacKay to All-America honors in the weight, hammer and discus as MacKay became a six-time All-America thrower while at UGA. He also coached MacKay to an NCAA title in the hammer throw and led Panagiotis Mavraganis to AllAmerica honors in the weight throw as well as SEC titles in the weight and hammer throws in 2003. In 2003, Babbitt was named National Assistant Coach of the Year in the men’s throws category by the U.S. Track and Field Coaches Association. He was also later named the USTFCCCA East Region Women’s Throws Coach of the Year in 2007. Babbitt has coached 46 throwers who have competed in the Olympic Games and/or World Championships and that group has won nine medals, and 15 top-5 finishes. These include 2005 World Outdoor shot

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put champion Adam Nelson, who also the 2004 Olympic champion, and 2006 World Indoor champion & 2007 World Outdoor shot put champion Reese Hoffa. Babbitt is has also served as he personal coach of eighttime U.S. Champion and current American record holder Breaux Greer (javelin), as well as Canadian record holder Jason Tunks (discus) and three-time Canadian Olympian Brad Snyder (shot put). In addition, Babbitt has been the long-time coach Andras Haklits, the three-time Croatian Olympian and hammer record holder, who finished eighth in the 2008 Beijing Olympics and seventh in the hammer at the 2009 World Championships in Berlin, Germany. Babbitt came to Athens from California State University in Los Angeles where he was an assistant from 1988-96. He built the Cal State-Los Angeles throwing program into the strongest at the NCAA Division II level, producing 46 NCAA qualifiers, 39 All-Americans and 15 NCAA Champions. Babbitt received his bachelor’s degree in Biology from UCLA in 1989 and his Master’s degree in Exercise Science from Cal State-Los Angeles in 1994. An avid writer and clinician, Babbitt has written over 50 articles and three book chapters for publications on five continents and in five different languages He has spoken on the throws at clinics in 14 states. Internationally, he has conducted clinics and seminars on six different continents and also hosts the annual Throws Clinic at the University of Georgia, which has attracted 781 coaches from 14 different states and three different countries over the past 14 editions. Babbitt has served the Throws Editor for the IAAF Coaches Education Program and an IAAF Level V Lecturer for the IAAF Throws Academy Courses since 2009. Most recently, Babbitt produced and taught the throws curriculum for the new USTFCCCA Coaching Academy which was established in 2011, and has contributed to the development of the UK Athletics Coaching Education Curriculum for the heavy throws (shot, discus, hammer). Babbitt is also an NSCA Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist and designed strength and conditioning programs for Cal State-Los Angeles’ basketball, soccer and track and field teams. He also served as assistant manager and throws coach for the U.S. men’s track and field team at the 1997 World University Games in Italy. He has also been a national team coach for Canada, Croatia and Argentina in various major international championships. While at UCLA, Babbitt competed in the javelin throw for the Bruins, placing seventh at the 1988 Pac-10 Outdoor Championships. Babbitt is married to the former Petra Juraskova. They have two daughters, Julia (15), and Veronika (7).

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Don Babbitt with his daughter Veronika, wife Petra and daughter Julia.

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EDUCATION • B.S. in Physical Education Aristotle University (Greece), 2001 • M.S. in Exercise Science/Biomechanics University of Nebraska, 2006

Petros Kyprianou

COACHING EXPERIENCE • 2002-03, Strength & Conditioning Coach, Apollon F.C. and Paphos (Cyprus) • 2001-05, Assistant Coach (Men’s & Women’s Combined Events), Greek National Team • 2003-05, Assistant Coach, Nebraska-Omaha • 2005-08, Assistant Coach, Boise State • 2008-Present, Assistant Coach, Georgia

Pole Vault/Jumps Multis 2008 USTFCCCA Indoor West Regional Men’s Assistant Coach of the Year

Petros Kyprianou enters his sixth season as an assistant track and field coach at the University of Georgia after coaching for three years at Boise State University. Kyprianou, a native of Limassol, Cyprus/Greece, coaches pole vault, jumps, decathlon and heptathlon. Kyprianou has made a tremendous impact on the Bulldog program during his five years in Athens. The 2013 indoor and outdoor seasons were busy for Kyprianou as he had three Southeastern Conference champions and six NCAA First Team All-Americans while also leading his decathletes to a prestigious national honor. The Bulldogs decathlon corps finished second overall in the annual race for the Bill Webb Cup (nation’s top decathlon program), which Georgia won in 2011 in the two-, three- and four-man categories. A month before the 2013 indoor season began, Kyprianou also presented at the 2012 USTFCCCA Convention on “Mechanical Advantages in the Weight Room”. In addition, Kyprianou guided Ryan Grinnel, an athlete of his while coaching at Boise State, to a third-place finish at the USATF Championships. Grinnel earned a spot on Team USA after jumping 17.02m. A week later, he set a new personal best of 17.22m at a USATF sanctioned meet at he University of Chicago. Grinnel lives in Athens and is still coached by Kyprianou. The 2012 campaign saw five of his student-athletes advance to the NCAA Championships and bring four All-America certificates home. Leleux captured a pair of those honors after finishing second in the pole vault at both the NCAA indoor and outdoor meets while also winning the SEC outdoor title over the collegiate record holder in the event with a school record mark (14 ft., 6 ¾ in.). For her success, Leleux was named the SEC Women’s Freshman Field Athlete of the Year and the USTFCCCA South Region Women’s Athlete of the Year following the season. Leleux’s teammate, triple jumper Colleen Felix, also grabbed her second consecutive SEC indoor title in the triple jump during her final year with the Lady Bulldogs. In 2011, Kyprianou guided eight Georgia team members to the Nationals as the Lady Bulldogs swept the triple jump at the SEC Indoor and Outdoor Championships. He had four All-Americans during the 2011 seasons. Six of Kyprianou’s student-athletes qualified for the 2010 NCAA Championships. His crew has accounted for 62 new or improved spots in the indoor and outdoor school record books and has recorded eight SEC titles and five school records. Kyprianou led his group to score a combined 46 points at the 2011 and then again at the 2012 SEC Outdoor Championships. Internationally, Kyprianou had Tommy Barrineau compete at the 2011 European Cup and World University Games in the multi-events and he led Shakeema Welsch to an indoor USATF triple jump title. In fact, Kyprianou had four different athletes qualify for four different 2010 national teams. Kyprianou has also developed Georgia into a “decathlon/heptathlon powerhouse” of sorts in his short tenure. Cory Holman exploded for a school record score of 5,873 points in the heptathlon to take sixth and earn an All-America certificate at the 2012 NCAA Indoor Championships. A year earlier, All-American Michael Ayers scored 7,903 points to finish sixth in the decathlon at the 2011 NCAA Championships as Georgia joined Texas as the only schools having two decathletes at the national meet. In the pole vault, Caleb Ebbets took off for a personal-best mark of 17 feet, 5 ½ inches in 2012 to complement Leleux’s immense success in the event. A variety of athletes whom Kyprianou trained showed significant improvements and posted a series of personal-best marks in 2012. Scantling tallied the fifth-best effort in school history in the decathlon (7,434) and four Bulldog pole vaulters from the 2012 indoor season each have a spot on the current all-time top-10 list. Scantling continued his success after his first outdoor collegiate season by qualifying for the 2012 World Junior Championships after taking a silver medal at the USA Junior Championships in Indiana. Following the 2012 season, former Lady Bulldog Kat Majester finished fifth in the pole vault at the 2012 Olympic Trials, narrowly missing a berth to the Olympic Games in London. Kyprianou has steered Majester, who is still new to the sport, to a current personal-best height of 14-5.25. In 2010, Barrineau shattered his own school record in the heptathlon twice to capture an SEC title in the event - a first for the Bulldog men in the history of the program. Also two years ago, Holman, competing in the multi-events for the first time, set an SEC Championships record in the high jump (7 feet, 1 ¾ inches) and finished third at the league meet. Other individual highlights under Kyprianou’s watch included Ondraschkova advancing to the 2010 NCAA Outdoor Championships as a freshman before having a personal-best score of 3,995 points in the pentathlon to take second at the 2011 SEC Indoors; Majester shooting from 12-8 to 13-11.25 in the pole vault and advancing to both NCAA meets; John Smith soaring

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to a one-foot PR of 17-1 and earning runner-up honors at 2010 SEC Outdoor Championships; and Aaron LaGarde reaching new heights in both the long jump (25-5.25) and the triple jump (52-7.50), and also qualifying for the 2010 USA Championships. On the professional circuit, Kyprianou serves as the strength coach for high jumper and former Lady Bulldog Levern Spencer, who has a PR of 6-6, and Welsch, who is a four-time USA women’s triple jump champion with a best of 46-11. Kyprianou also served as a guest speaker at the High Performance Congress in Cyprus, Greece, in December 2009. He was also a jumps clinician at the Florida High School Coaches Association. Kyprianou’s latest article printed in the magazine `Techniques’ was featured in two different languages and highlighted some of Kyprianou’s methods of developing athletes. He has written numerous technical articles for several track and field publications including the USTFCCCA magazine “Techniques” and the Estonian site “Decathlon2000.” In his inaugural season with the Bulldogs, Kyprianou helped Barrineau break his own school record in the heptathlon. Kyprianou also saw two of his heptathletes score at the SEC Championships before having a pair tally points for the Bulldogs at the outdoor conference meet. A pair of pole vaulters also experienced immense success under Kyprianou’s guidance in 2009. Adam Sarafian advanced to the NCAA Outdoor Championships, clearing 17-2.75, and took fourth at the NCAA East Regional. In her final year of competition, Julianne Toto exploded for an enormous personal-best mark of 13-5.25 to advance to the East Regional. Kyprianou, the 2008 USTFCCCA Indoor West Regional Assistant Coach of the Year, had a significant impact on the Boise State program before arriving in Athens, guiding numerous men and women to Western Athletic Conference Championships and NCAA Championship All-American honors. During his three-year stint at Boise State, Kyprianou guided Bronco student-athletes to 21 individual WAC Championships, four All-American honors, 10 school records and two WAC records. He also helped the men’s team to indoor (2006, 2007) and outdoor (2006, 2008) WAC league titles. The rest of his 21 WAC champions and NCAA qualifiers came from Eleni Kafourou in the long jump and triple jump. Kyprianou helped Kafourou improve in both events and break her personal bests in both jumps while winning eight WAC championships and being the runner-up at the NCAA West Regionals. Kafourou also was named the WAC freshman of the year during the indoor and outdoor conference meet in 2006. In 2008, Kafourou was awarded the WAC Outstanding Field Performer in both the indoor and outdoor championships. Prior to arriving on the Boise State campus, Kyprianou spent the previous two seasons as an assistant track and field coach at the University of Nebraska, Omaha and was in charge of the field events. While at UNO, he guided two student-athletes to five All-American performances at the NCAA Division II National Championships. While competing in track and field, Kyprianou won several Cyprus and Greek Championships from 1991 to 1999. They included the decathlon, pole vault, 110 hurdles and long jump. He has won several awards during his career which include being named the 2008 Indoor West Region coach of the Year, the Most Improved Coach Award from Cyprus in 2002, the Cyprus Athlete of the Year Award in 1999, an award from the Cyprus Soccer Association for the “Best Fitness Team” in 2003 and the Track and Field Coaching Specialty Academic Award from Greece in 2001. Kyprianou has also made his mark in the weight lifting world. He set the Idaho record for Olympic weightlifting after lifting 567 lbs. at the 85kg class in October 2007. Kyprianou received his Bachelor of Science degree in physical education in June of 2001 from Aristotle University in Greece. He completed his Master of Science degree in Exercise Science/Biomechanics from the University of Nebraska in 2006. Kyprianou is a certified level III coach in the jumps, a level I and II USA Track and Field certified coach in the combined events, a certified strength and conditioning specialist and a certified USA weightlifting sports performance coach. Kyprianou and his wife Masa welcomed their first child, Alexander, in 2008 and their second, Stefan, in 2009.

Petros Kyprianou and his wfie Masa with their first child, Alex, and their second, Stefan, who was born in September 2009.

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EDUCATION • B.S. in Physical Education, Georgia, 1992 • M.Ed. in Physical Education (Emphasis on Administration), Georgia, 1994

Jon Stuart

Men’s Sprints/ Hurdles

Jon Stuart with his wife Gail and sons Jake and Scot. Stuart was named the 2012 USTFCCCA South Region Men’s Assistant Coach of the Year last season.

COACHING EXPERIENCE • 1993-94, Graduate Assistant, Georgia • 1994-95, Head Track and Field Coach, East Paulding HS • 1995-98, Assistant Coach, Texas-Arlington • 1998-99, Head Track and Field Coach, Louisiana-Monroe • 1999-Present, Assistant Coach, Georgia

2012 USTFCCCA South Region Men’s Assistant Coach of the Year Jon Stuart, a 1992 graduate of Georgia, enters his 15th year directing Georgia men’s sprinters and hurdlers. Under his guidance during the last seven seasons, the Bulldog sprinters/hurdlers have tallied six Southeastern Conference individual titles, an impressive 20 All-American certificates and one NCAA title. Stuart was named the 2012 USTFCCCA South Region Men’s Assistant Coach of the Year following yet another stellar campaign. The 2013 season saw newcomer Johnathan Smith clock a 10.20 100-meter dash time and advance to the NCAA Championships in an event that routinely features times that are competitive worldwide. Sophomore Drew Branch also advanced to the 2013 outdoor Nationals after clocking a 50.60 in the 400 hurdles. This adds Branch to a long list of talented and accomplished 400 hurdlers under Stuart, including three-time SEC champion and six-time All-American Justin Gaymon and three-time All-American LaRon Bennett. In 2012, Stuart, a former Bulldog sprinter himself, guided his 4x400 relay team to both the NCAA indoor and outdoor meets and his 4x100 team to the NCAA Outdoor Championships. Seven-time All-American and three-time SEC champion Torrin Lawrence also earned All-America certificates in the 400 at both indoor and outdoor Nationals in 2012 after capturing the 2010 NCAA indoor title in the event. Lawrence was named the USTFCCCA South Region Men’s Track Athlete of the Year for his efforts for the third time in his career. He officially ended his UGA career by shooting to No. 2 in the school record books with his 45.40 at the 2012 Olympic Trials semifinals. Stuart’s sprinters and hurdles set 20 fresh marks in the Bulldog indoor and outdoor all-time top-10 lists during the 2012-13 seasons. Stuart qualified his 4x100 team, 4x400 relay team, Lawrence in the 400 and Phillip Adams in the 400 hurdles, who clocked a 51.12 at the NCAA East Prelims, for the 2011 NCAA Outdoor Championships after altering the school record books in three of the four events during the season. Prior to competing outdoors, Lawrence earned runner-up honors at the 2011 NCAA indoor meet after completing his 400 in 45.96. In just his second season under Stuart’s tutelage in 2010, the electrifying Lawrence won an NCAA title, an SEC title and was named the 2010 USTFCCCA National Male Track Athlete of the Year. He clocked the third-fastest 400 collegiate indoor time in history (45.03) followed with an SEC meet record time of 45.10 to clinch his conference crown. Stuart led New Jersey native Justin Gaymon, who completed his eligibility in 2009, to three SEC championships as well as six All-America certificates combined in the 400, 400 hurdles and 4x400 relay during his career. Gaymon finished atop Georgia’s all-time lists in the indoor 400 (45.94), 400 hurdles (48.46) and the indoor 4x400 relay (3:07.45). He also joined David Dickens, Brian Etelman and Michael Proctor as they clocked the second-best outdoor time in school history in the 4x400 relay at the 2007 NCAA Outdoor Championships to finish fifth (3:04.13) and earn All-American distinction. Thanks in part to Stuart’s crew, the Georgia have men nine top-20 NCAA finishes since 2000. Georgia sprinters have had an array of memorable experiences over the last number of seasons. In 2007, Stuart helped Dickens cap his career off in style as the Wheeler High School graduate broke the school’s indoor 400 record (46.27) at the SEC Championships. After Gaymon topped that indoor 400 time in 2008, Stuart guided Lawrence, then a freshman sensation, to the No. 2 spot on the all-time list after Lawrence crossed the finish line in 46.18 in 2009. Lawrence shattered the No. 1 mark in 2010. Lawrence, who hails from Jacksonville, Fla., set the school’s indoor 200 mark after opening the 2009 season with a 20.77 and a win at the Kentucky

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Invitational. Stuart continued Lawrence’s development at the national meet as Lawrence earned All-American honors in the event. During the 2006 campaign, Stuart saw Dickens break the indoor 200 record (21.05) and earn All-American honors at the NCAA indoor meet. Dickens, who scored in four events at the SEC outdoor meet, joined Gaymon, who advanced to the semifinals at the NCAA Outdoor Championships in the 400 hurdles and moved to the then-No. 3 spot in the school record books in the event (50.20), as two of the top performers in the conference. In 2005, a pair of Bulldogs led another outstanding group of Georgia sprinters and hurdlers and showed why their program is one of the most highlyrespected programs in the nation. LaRon Bennett, who completed an outstanding career in Athens, and Demiko Goodman, who began his career at Georgia in an impressive fashion, were Georgia’s leaders throughout the season. While Bennett logged a career-best time in the 110 hurdles (13.86) in the early rounds of the SEC Championships and then took fifth in the 400 hurdles at the NCAA Championships, Goodman, a receiver for the Bulldog football team, finished in third place in the 400 (a career-best 46.23) in the NCAA Regional meet and placed 16th in the NCAA Championships in his only complete season at the collegiate ranks. In 2004, Stuart coached Bennett to a fourth-place finish at the NCAA Championships and a seventh-place finish at the U.S. Olympic Trials. Bennett’s time in the 400 hurdles ranks him atop the Georgia all-time list. Stuart also guided the men’s 4x400 and 4x100 meter relay teams to the NCAA Championships for the first time since 1999 and 1987, respectively. The 4x100 meter relay team posted a season best time of 39.60 to place third at the East Region Championships while the 4x400 meter relay placed second with a season-leading mark of 3:06.23. It marked the first time in school history that both relays were represented at the NCAA Championships. Indoors, Stuart’s sprinters have continued to rewrite the Georgia record books with new marks in the 400 with Lawrence’s performance and 4x400 relay (Gaymon, Michael Proctor, Phillip Adams, Lawrence; 3:07.45). In all, Stuart’s sprinters sit atop the all-time lists in five different sprints. Stuart coached the women’s 1,600 meter relay teams that qualified for the NCAA Outdoor Championships from 2001-2003 and the 2000 team that qualified for the NCAA Indoor Championships and set the school indoor mark. He also guided Ken Garrett to a school record and NCAA qualifying mark in the 400 meter hurdles in 2001. Prior to returning to Georgia, Stuart served as the head track and field coach at Northeast Louisiana University (now the University of Louisiana-Monroe). The Indians placed 16th on the men’s side at the 1999 NCAA men’s outdoor track and field championships under Stuart’s direction, producing three All-Americans as well as one national champion in Andras Haklits. Before his coaching stint at Louisiana-Monroe, Stuart led a nationally recognized sprint squad at the University of Texas-Arlington for three years. While at UTA, he helped produce 20 Southland Conference Champions and 11 NCAA Division I All-Americans. Stuart also helped the Mavericks capture nine Southland Conference team titles. Before his collegiate coaching career, Stuart was the head track coach at East Paulding High School in Dallas, Ga., where his athletes set 11 school records. Stuart started his coaching career as a graduate assistant for the Bulldogs under John Mitchell, from 1993-94. He earned his Bachelor of Science in Physical Education at Georgia in 1992 and his Master of Education in Physical Education in 1994. He married the former Gail Moreland in December 2002 and has two sons named Jake and Scot.

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EDUCATION • B.A. in Political Science, Georgia, 1991 ATHLETIC CAREER • 1986-88, UNC-Charlotte • 1988-91, Set school top-10 time in 10,000m while at Georgia

Patrick Cunniff Distance 2013 USTFCCCA South Region Men’s Cross Country Coach of the Year

COACHING EXPERIENCE • 2003-04, Volunteer Assistant Coach, University of Texas • 2004-06, Head Cross Country Coach/ Assistant Track & Field Coach, Texas Christian University • 2007-12, Head Cross Country Coach/ Assistant Track & Field Coach, Long Beach State • 2012-Present, Assistant Coach, Georgia

Patrick Cunniff joined the Bulldog staff in August 2012. He is guiding UGA’s distance program, coaching the cross country competitors in the fall and the rest of Georgia’s distance runners during the indoor and outdoor seasons. Cunniff wasted little time making his presence known across the Southeastern Conference and then the nation during the 2012 cross country season. The Bulldog men matched their best finish in history at the SEC Championships (second) before automatically qualifying for their second consecutive invite to the NCAA Championships thanks to a runner-up finish at the NCAA South Regionals. Georgia wrapped up its season by taking 19th at Nationals, marking the best finish in school history. In 2013, Cunniff was named the USTFCCCA South Region Men’s Coach of the Year as the Georgia men made their third consecutive trip to the NCAA Cross Country Championships for the first time in history. The Bulldogs assured their spot in Terre Haute, Ind., by winning their first NCAA South Regional championship since 2003. The Lady Bulldogs surged to their first trip to the NCAA meet since 2007 during Cunniff’s first year at the helm. The Georgia women answered the challenge at the South Regionals with a third-place finish, the team’s best showing in five years, to grab an at-large bid to Nationals. This marked the first time that both the Georgia men and women had advanced to the NCAA Championships during the same season since 2004 and only the second time in history. Cunniff concluded his first two cross seasons with 14 All-Region performers, including a school record eight in 2012, to go along with six runners who were on one of the All-SEC squads. Luke Baker wrapped up his conference career with a fourth-place finish. In his first track season with the Bulldogs, Cunniff led Carly Hamilton to an SEC outdoor crown in the 1500 meters and a First Team All-America certificate in the mile following her fourth-place finish. His runners established 31 improvements to Georgia’s all-time top-10 lists in the various distance events, including an astounding six school records. The Bulldog men and women completed their 2013 track seasons with a combined three NCAA top-20 team finishes for the first time since 2005. A native of North Kingstown, R.I., Cunniff came to UGA after serving five years as Long Beach State’s cross country and assistant track coach from 2007-12. His distance runners highlighted Cunniff’s final season with the 49ers by winning a conference individual championship in cross country, indoor track and outdoor track. Each one of these titles came with a school record performance at the respective conference meets. In addition to helping lead Long Beach to 2008 and 2011 Big West Conference men’s outdoor team championships, Cunniff put together an impressive resume with the 49ers. He watched his distance runners set school records 25 times, coached seven student-athletes to the NCAA Preliminary Round and led five to qualify for the NCAA Regionals. In the classroom, his runners earned CoSIDA All-Academic team honors from 2007-11. Cunniff guided Matt Maldonado to an Olympic Trials “A” Standard time of 3:37.68 in the 1500 meters and 3:59.08 in the mile to qualify for NCAA indoors, which marked the first sub-4:00 mile in school history. Maldonado went on to advance to the semifinals of the Trials. Another individual, Kip Kangogo, recorded two wins and a runner-up finish at the Canadian Nationals after being instructed by Cunniff.

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Patrick Cunniff and his wife, Katie, have a daughter named Casidy. Cunniff returned to UGA in 2012 after running for the Bulldogs in the late 1980s and early 1990s. Cunniff also was responsible for administrative duties including all aspects of team travel for the 49ers. He also started the Pyramid 5k and assisted in numerous fund raising and community outreach events for Long Beach. Getting his collegiate coaching start in the state of Texas, Cunniff spend two years coaching at Texas Christian University (2004-06). Similar to his years at Long Beach, his resume was quickly filled with numerous accolades. Cunniff coached seven NCAA Division I Championship qualifiers (three cross country, one indoor track, three outdoor track), guided his team members to 12 individual conference championships and coached student-athletes who set school records four times. Cunniff directed the Horned Frogs to a runner-up finish at the 2004 Conference USA Championships and a fourth-place finish at the NCAA South Central Regional, highlighted by having the individual champion on the women’s side. He also assisted in coaching Jackson Langat to the 2006 NCAA indoor 800 crown. His cross country teams maintained a GPA over 3.0 during his tenure in Fort Worth. His first coaching stop came at the University of Texas as a volunteer assistant. During his time in Austin, Cunniff worked to help the Longhorns win the 2003 and 2004 Big XII Outdoor Championships as well as the 2003 South Central Regionals in cross country. Also in 2003, the Texas track team registered a second-place finish at the NCAA Outdoor Championships. On the Texas distance side, Cunniff, who has a USATF Level I Certification, coached Brian Rue to a personal-best 1:47.21 in the 800 and qualification to the 2004 Olympic Trials. His cross country team also maintained a GPA over 3.0. Transferring to Georgia from UNC-Charlotte, Cunniff competed for the Bulldogs from the 1988 cross country season to the 1991 track and field season. He became a regular contributor for Georgia’s cross country team and made his way into the school’s all-time top-10 list in the 10,000. Cunniff graduated in June 1991 with a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science. Cunniff and his wife, Katie, have a daughter named Casidy who was born in June 2011.

Cunniff directed the 2013 Georgia men’s cross country team to its school record third consecutive NCAA Championships while winning their second NCAA South Regional title.

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EDUCATION • B.S. in Business Administration, Galilee College (Bahamas, 2009)

George Cleare Women’s Sprints/ Hurdles, Jumps, Multis

COACHING EXPERIENCE • 2002, Coach IAAF Grand Prix Meeting Doha Qatar/Team Manager • 2003, Sprints Coach (Carifta Games), Trinidad & Tobago • 2004, Sprints Coach (Carifta Games), Bermuda • 2006, H ead C oach (C arifta G ames ), Guadeloupe • 2008-2009, National Relay Coordinator & R elay C oach , B ahamas N ational Women’s Team • 2010-present, Assistant Coach, Georgia

Bahamas native George Cleare joined the Bulldog coaching staff prior to the 2011 season and is responsible for the women’s sprints, relays, jumps, hurdles and combined events. During his third season in red and black, Cleare directed freshman Shaunae Miller to the 2013 NCAA indoor title in the 400-meter dash. The fellow Bahamian also was the runner-up at the NCAA Outdoor Championships, clocked the fifth-fastest (50.88) and 10th-fastest (51.27) indoor 400m times in collegiate history and set school records in both the indoor and outdoor 400m in her one season with the Lady Bulldogs. Miller, who has since joined the professional ranks, also finished one spot shy of the podium at the 2013 IAAF World Championships after clocking a 200m time of 22.74 for fourth place. She became the youngest finalist for the 200m at the World Championships in history. Cleare, a native of Nassau, Bahamas, brings a wealth of international coaching experience to Georgia’s staff after having been the head coach for the Bahamas national team during the World Championships and also an assistant coach of the squad in the past. While Miller shined, Cleare’s crew also grabbed five other AllAmerican certificates and a pair of SEC championships and were key components to the Lady Bulldogs finishing in the top 11 at both the NCAA indoor and outdoor meets. High jumper Saniel AtkinsonGrier cleared six feet to win the SEC outdoor crown while freshman long jumper Chanice Porter twice reached 21 feet during the indoor season and finished first at the conference meet. In addition, Cleare guided sprinter Tynia Gaither to a 23.23 at the 2013 NCAA Outdoor Championships. In 2012, Cleare guided Atkinson-Grier to runner-up finishes at both the SEC indoor and outdoor meets as well as a First Team AllAmerica finish at the NCAA Outdoor Championships. Atkinson-Grier helped the Lady Bulldogs score 108 points at the 2012 SEC Outdoor Championships, which is the third-best total in history and tops since Georgia’s 2006 conference championship. Atkinson then cleared a school record height of 6 ft., 2 ¼ in. at the Jamaican National Championships during the summer. Cleare was also instrumental in landing the Lady Bulldogs Track & Field News’ fourth-best recruiting class for 2013, the team’s best ranking of this sort in history. Bahamian sprinter and World Junior champion Shaunae Miller, Jamaican jumping phenom Chanice Porter and All-American Myasia Jacobs were three of the student-athletes Cleare led to Athens during the offseason. In his first season with Georgia, Cleare guided a pair of Lady Bulldog seniors to record four new or improved top-10 times in the Georgia record books. Outdoors, Georgina Nembhard clocked the fifth-fastest 200-meter dash time (23.40) in school history mid-way through the season while Odeika Bent recorded the school’s ninth-fastest mark (23.78) at the SEC meet. Bent also finished the league championship with the seventh-best 400 time in UGA history at 53.97. During the indoor campaign, Bent sped to the No. 5 time on the Lady Bulldog top-10 list in the 400 (54.57) at a “last chance” NCAA qualifying meet. Cleare’s corps also contributed to Georgia’s fourth-place finish at the SEC Outdoor Championships. Nembhard scored in the 100 at the 2011 league outdoor meet and she, along with Bent, was a leg on the Lady Bulldog foursome who also added a point in the 4x100 relay.

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George Cleare guided true freshman Shaunae Miller to the 2013 NCAA indoor 400m championship as his fellow Bahamian finished her year with the No. 5 (50.88) and No. 10 (51.14) times on the collegiate indoor all-time top-10 list.

Cleare has also helped guide other standouts such as Bahamas native Debbie Ferguson, who was a four-time NCAA champion and 20-time All-American while attending Georgia in the late 1990s and who has competed in the last five Olympics, to notable finishes in top-level meets across the world. Most recently, Cleare has held leading posts in a variety of organizations. While serving as head coach for Team Bahamas at the 2013 IAAF World Championships, he also was the women’s national relay team co-coordinator for the Bahamas Association of Athletics Associations in recent years and directed (Level I) IAAF Coaches Education and Certification System courses. He has served as the head coach and president of the Bahamas Speed Dynamics Track and Field Club and Mentoring Program during his time in his native nation. Cleare planned athletic training schedules and models and organized after-school programs for the youth while leading this program. The 2003 National Coach for the Bahamas, Cleare was the National Relay Coordinator and relay coach at the Penn Relays, Carifta Games, CAC Championships, World Youth Championships and World Championships in 2009. He also had the same role for the World Junior Championships in 2008. Also on his resume, he was either the head coach or an assistant coach at the Carifta Games in 2003, 2004 and 2006 and served as the President of the Bahamas Coaches Association from 2003-04. Five Olympians from the last four Olympic Games have worked with Cleare. Ferguson, winner of three Olympic medals and one of the newest additions to the University of Georgia’s Circle of Honor for her academic and athletic success during and since college, highlights this group. Cleare worked with the 2000 Gold medalist in the 4x100-meter relay in four-month spans of the offseason as Ferguson developed into one of the most dominant female sprinters of all-time. Cleare has guided a host of athletes to immense success on various national teams. Athletes who he has coached have won scores of medals at the Carifta Games, World Championships, Pan-American Games, World Junior Championships and the Commonwealth Games, among others. An IAAF Level IV certified coach in sprints, hurdles and relays, Cleare received his Bachelors of Science in Business Administration from Galilee College in Nassau, Bahamas, in 2009.

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Meet The Bulldogs Braydon Anderson Javelin

6-8 • Jr. (I)/Jr. (O) Marietta, Ga. Sprayberry

2013: Indoor & Outdoor - Recovered Career Bests from an injury and did not compete (I) (O) for the Bulldogs. Javelin --- 222-5 2012: Outdoor – Completed his second season with the Bulldogs by taking 27th (200 feet, 8 inches) at the NCAA East Prelims…Finished 12th in the javelin at the SEC Championships…Had a top effort of 209-7 to finish seventh in the javelin Invitational at the Triton Invitational…Won the javelin with a mark of 213-4 at the Spec Towns Invite…Moved to No. 9 in the school record books after unleashing a career-best mark of 222-5 for third place at the Florida Relays…Finished second at the Yellow Jacket Invite after his opening attempt traveled 198-5…Opened his second season by hitting the secondlongest mark of his career (215-11) to take third at the Georgia Relays. Indoor - Did not compete. 2011: Outdoor - Wrapped up his season by competing at the NCAA East Prelims...Opened the SEC Championships with the longest throw of his career (218-2) to take third in the javelin...Launched a personal-best throw of 204-9 to take second in the javelin at the War Eagle Invite...Took third with a personal-best throw of 193-6 at the SEC vs. Big Ten Challenge... Cruised to a 40-foot victory in the javelin (188-9) at the Georgia Intercollegiate Invitational during his first meet with the Bulldogs. Indoor - Redshirted for the Bulldogs. High School: Won the javelin and finished third in the hammer at the 2008 USATF Georgia Association Jr. Championships...Named Sprayberry’s 2008 Men’s Track and Field Athlete of the Year...Personal-best marks of 182 feet, 6 ½ inches in the javelin, 180-6 in the discus and 51-0.75 in the shot put...Took first in the discus and second in the shot put at the 2008 GHSA Region 6-AAAAA meet as a senior...Finished third in the discus at the 2007 GHSA state championship...Also competed on Sprayberry’s basketball, baseball and football teams...Earned his Eagle Scout award. Personal: Born October 12, 1989...Son of Sheri Anderson...Completed a two-year full-time service mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints after graduating from HS...Majoring in Psychology.

Luke Baker Distance

5-7 • Jr. (I)/Sr. (O) McDonough, Ga. Eagles Landing

2011, 2012, 2013 NCAA Cross Country Championships Competitor 2012, 2013 SEC Academic Honor Roll 2013: Cross Country - Earned runner-up honors at the 8k Georgia Cross Country Invitational after finishing in 25:55.25...Broke into the top 20 at the 8k Roy Griak Invitational after clocking a 24:49.0 to finish 20th...Led the Bulldogs for the first time of the season after finishing 25th out of 297 competitors at the 8k Wisconsin Invitational thanks to a career-best time of 23:48...Topped his teammates for the second straight meet to take

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Jamario Calhoun Jumps/Hurdles

6-1 • Jr. (I)/Jr. (O) Alpharetta, Ga. Alpharetta

6-2 • So. (I)/So. (O) Athens, Ga. Cedar Shoals

2013: Outdoor - Took 16th in the long 2013 NCAA Outdoor Championships Competitor (400mH) 2012 NCAA Outdoor All-American (Second Team - 4x400 relay) jump (22 feet, 6 ½ inches) at the SEC Championships...Was 29th in the 2013 SEC Academic Honor Roll

2013: Outdoor - Took 23rd in the Career Bests 400-meter hurdle prelims with a time (I) (O) of 53.51 at the NCAA Championships 200m 22.31 --for an Honorable Mention All-Ameri 400m 47.72 47.38 ca certificate...Automatically qualified 400mH --- 50.60 for the national meet after finishing the 400 hurdles in 51.68 at the NCAA Prelims...Also ran on the Bulldog 4x400 relay that finished 19th (3:11.19) at NCAA Prelims Finished fifth in the 400 hurdles after finishing in 52.74 at the SEC Championships...Part of eighth-place 4x100 relay team at the SEC meet after the unit registered a time of 3:09.83...Part of winning sprint medley relay team at the Drake Relays that clocked a 3:17.72...Ran a personal-best time of 47.38 for third place in the 400 at the War Eagle Invite...Sped to a career-best time of 50.60 to win the 400 hurdles at the Spec Towns Invite. Indoor - Finished 26th in the 200-meter dash (22.31) at the Razorback Invite...Raced to a first-place finish in the 400 at the Akron Invite with a time of 47.72...Took third in the 400 Invitational at the VT Elite Meet...Part of winning 4x400 team with a 3:13.20 at the VT Elite Meet. 2012: Outdoor – Earned Second Team All-American honors in the 4x400meter relay after the Bulldog quartet clocked a 3:06.52 at the NCAA Championships…Joined with his Bulldog teammates to register the fifth-best time in school history (3:04.91) to take seventh in the 4x400 relay at the NCAA East Prelims and advance to the national finals… Also finished 33rd in the 400 hurdles at the Prelims…Crossed the finish line in a career-best time of 51.29 in the prelims before taking fifth in the 400 hurdles at the SEC Championships…Also finished third in the 4x400 relay at the SEC meet with a time of 3:06.80…Finished with a personalbest time of 51.62 to take seventh in the 400 hurdles at the Drake Relays and break into Georgia’s all-time top-10 list…Clocked a career-best 51.89 for 12th place at the Florida Relays…Was fourth in the 400 hurdles at the Yellow Jacket Invite…Opened his outdoor career by taking fifth in the 400 hurdles at the Georgia Relays. Indoor – Finished seventh in the 400-meter dash (49.38) during his first collegiate meet at the Kentucky Invitational…Also a leg on Georgia’s winning 4x400 team after finishing in 3:12.22 in Kentucky…Dropped his 400 time to 48.96 for 10th place and was part of the second-place 4x400 relay team (3:11.99) at the Auburn Invitational…Was eighth in the 400 (49.61) at the Mark Colligan Memorial and joined three teammates to win the 4x400 relay (3:11.72)…Took eighth in the 200 after clocking a 22.58 at the VT Elite meet and ran a leg on the Bulldog 4x400 team as they won with a season-best time of 3:09.88…Ran a 48.85 to tie for 38th in the 400 at the Tyson Invitational…Also ran a leg on the winning 4x400 relay at the Tyson meet after finishing with a season-best time of 3:09.62…Part of distance medley relay team that clocked a 9:57.51 for third place at the SEC Championships. High School: Won the 400-meter dash (a personal-best 48.74), 300 hurdles (39.74) and the high jump (6 feet) at the GHSA AAAAA Region 6 meet as a senior…Finished third at the state meet in the 300 hurdles…Personalbest times of 38.98 (300 hurdles) and 48.74 (400)…Finished third in the 300 hurdles and fifth in the 400 at the Georgia Olympics…Won the Fulton County Championships in the 300 hurdles…Also played basketball at Alpharetta…Member of the Honor Roll. Personal: Born May 13, 1993…Son of Philip and Julie Branch…Majoring in International Affairs.

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Career Bests (I) 60mH 8.66 200m 21.80 400m --- 400mH --- LJ 23-10 TJ 47-1.50

(O) --21.33 49.86 58.39 23-6 47.10

200-meter dash prelims (22.04) at the SEC meet...Part of fifth-place 4x100 team that clocked a season-best time of 40.23 at the Drake Relays...Took sixth in the 400 (49.86) at the War Eagle Invite...Also part of winning 4x100 relay team with a 40.81 at the War Eagle Invite...Finished fifth in the long jump with a season-best mark of 23-6 at the Spec Towns Invite...Was also sixth in the triple jump at the Spec Towns meet with an effort of 47-3 and fifth in the 200 (21.33)...Soared a season-best distance of 47-10 to take second in the triple jump and was third in the long jump after traveling 23-2 at the Georgia Relays. Indoor - Took seventh in the long jump at the Auburn Invite...Traveled 23 feet, 10 inches to take seventh in the long jump and clocked an 8.66 in the 60-meter hurdles at the Razorback Invite...Also had a mark of 45-9.75 in the triple jump in Arkansas...Finished third in the 200 with a time of 21.80 at the VT Elite Meet...Took fifth in the long jump at the VT Elite Meet. High School: Captured 2012 GHSA AAAA state titles in the triple and long jumps…First Team All-State as a junior and senior…Won region titles in the triple jump as a junior and senior and also finished first in the long jump and 300-meter hurdles during his final season to lead his team to a region championship…Personal-best marks of 49 feet, 9 inches (triple jump), 23-5 (long jump) and 36.9, which made him the only person on the state to break 36 seconds that year (300 hurdles)…Won the Best Performance Award for his performance in the triple jump and 300 hurdles at the state championships…Finished eighth in the triple jump at the state meet as a junior…Also played football and baseball at Cedar Shoals. Personal: Born June 3, 1993…Son of Felicia Calhoun and Barry Smith… Undecided major.

Reggie Davis Sprints

6-0 • Fr. (I)/Fr. (O) Tallahassee Lincoln

2013: Football - Played in 11 games and finished with 11 catches for 257 yards and one touchdown...Scored on a 98-yard strike from Aaron Murray, which is the longest offensive scoring play in school history and was tied for the fourth-longest passing touchdown in SEC history...Led UGA with 14 punt returns for 46 yards and had four kickoff returns for 69 yards. High School: Helped lead his 4x100-meter relay team to a FHSAA state title as a senior with the foursome clocking a 41.06…Personal-best times of 10.4 in the 100 and 21.23 in the 200…Owns Lincoln’s school record in the 200…Ran three times of 10.5 or better and five of at least 21.5 in the 200…Part of state championship football team at Lincoln. Personal: Born November 22, 1995…Son of Pearl and Reggie Davis… Both parents ran at Florida A&M and his father, Reggie, advanced to the Olympic Trials in the 400 hurdles…Majoring in Criminal Justice.

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Caleb Ebbets

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Pole Vault

6-2 • Jr. (I)/Sr. (O) Johns Creek, Ga. Northview 2012, 2013 SEC Academic Honor Roll

2013: Outdoor - Finished fifth in the Career Bests 110 hurdles with a time of 14.88 at the (I) (O) Spec Towns Invite...Was sixth in the 60mH 8.27 --110 hurdles (15.15) at the Yellow Jacket 110mH --- 14.74 Invite. Indoor - Took 14th in the 60-meter hurdles (8.45) at the Auburn Invite. 2012: Outdoor - Clocked a career-best time of 14.74 to take 22nd in the 110-meter prelims at the Drake Relays...Finished 10th in the 110 hurdle prelims at the War Eagle Invite after finishing in 14.76...Blazed to a career-best finish of 14.75 to take sixth in the 110 hurdles at the Yellow Jacket Invite...Finished sixth in the 110 hurdles with a time of 14.91 at the Georgia Relays. Indoor - Recorded a personal-best time of 8.27 to take third in the 60-meter hurdle finals at the Mark Colligan Memorial...Matched his personalbest time of 8.27 in the 60 hurdle prelims and then took seventh in the finals at the VT Elite meet. 2011: Outdoor - Finished second in the 110 hurdles (15.15) at the GeorgiaMissouri dual meet. Indoor - Redshirted for the Bulldogs. High School: Named the Most Valuable Sprinter in 2009 and 2010...Finished third in the 110-meter hurdles at the 2010 Region 6-AAAAA meet... Set a new school record in the 110 hurdles 10 different times during the season as a junior and took fifth at the 2009 GHSA AAAAA state meet... Won both the 110 hurdles and the 300 hurdles at the JV region meet... Personal-best time of 14.6 in the 110 hurdles...Graduated Summa Cum Laude from a class of 700...AP scholar completing class credits in nine AP courses...Was a Distinguished Graduate. Personal: Born February 17, 1992...Son of Alan and Kim Dunn... Brothers, Josh and Zach, both have attended UGA...Majoring in Journalism-Public Relations.

6-3 • Sr. (I)/Jr. (O) Leesburg, Ga. Lee County 2012, 2013 SEC Academic Honor Roll

2013: Outdoor - Recovered from an Career Bests achilles injury. (I) (O) Indoor - Cleared 16 feet, 5 ½ inches on PV 16-6.75 17-5.50 his first try to finish fourth in the pole vault at the Akron Invite. 2012: Outdoor – Posted no height at the NCAA East Prelims to complete his sophomore season…Cleared 16 feet, 8 ¾ inches to take 10th in the pole vault at the SEC Championships…Exploded for a personal-best mark of 17-5.50 on an opening clearance to finish second at the Spec Towns Invite…Reached a career-best height of 17 feet to finish second at the Georgia Relays. Indoor – Tied for seventh with teammate Cameron Meyer after the pair cleared a career-best height of 16 feet, 6 ¾ inches at the Auburn Invitational, which ranks them ninth in the school history…Tied for 10th at the SEC Championships after recording a mark of 16 feet. 2011: Outdoor – Was sixth in the pole vault at the Spec Towns Invite. Indoor – Took third in the pole vault at the VT Final Qualifier to wrap up his indoor season. High School: Won the 2010 GHSA AAAA state pole vault title after setting a new 4A state record…Captured three straight region titles (200810)…Personal-best mark of 16 feet, 1 inch…Helped lead his team to the 2008 region cross country championship…Also swam at Lee County… Member of FCA, Senior Superlative, Skills USA and Health Occupations Students of American (HOSA) and on the Honor Roll. Personal: Born August 31, 1991…Son of Rich and Joy Ebbets…Sister, Holly, is a member of the Lady Bulldogs...Majoring in Exercise and Sport Science.

Ayrian Evans Sprints

5-7 • So. (I)/Fr. (O) Ellenwood, Ga. Morrow

Henry Dwyer Distance

2013: Outdoor - Competed sparingly Career Bests early in the season while recovering (I) (O) from an injury. 60m 6.94 --Indoor - Finished 10th in the 200-me 200m 21.48 --ter dash at the Auburn Invite...Clocked a personal-best time of 21.48 to take eighth in the 200 at the Razorback 2013: Cross Country - Did not compete during the 2013 season. Invite. High School: Helped lead the Spartans to the GHSA A private school cross country title in 2012...Won individual state titles in both the 800-me- High School: Won the 2012 GHSA AAAA 200-meter dash state title… ter run (with a state championships record time of 4:10.84) and the 1600 as Ran a leg on the two-time state champion 4x400 relay team (2010-11)… Personal-best times of 20.95 (200), 47.04 (400), 47.86 (indoor 400) and 10.64 a senior...Earned runner-up honors at the Golden South Classic (his con(100)…Named to the Atlanta Track Club All-Metro team as a junior and verted time of 4:09.01 ranked sixth in the GHSA all-time record books)... senior…Coached by Kerry York, Victor Stokes, Travis Hinton and Marc Piled up four region championships in the 1600 and three in the 800... Named the Gatorade/USA Today Track Athlete of the Year for Georgia... Nichols…Earned a varsity letter at Eagles Landing as a freshman before transferring. Athens Banner-Herald Cross Country Athlete of the Year...Personal-best Personal: Born December 24, 1993…Son of Rosalind Peters and Anson Evtimes of 4:10.46 (mile), 4:10.84 (1600), 1:54.25 (800), 16:03 (cross country ans…Cousin, Rodney Peters, played football for Mississippi State in 1984 5000) and 9:51 (3200)...Part of Dream Mile watchlist. Personal: Born January 20, 1995...Son of David and Sandy Dwyer...Major- and uncle, Jatavis Sanders, played football at N.C. State (1999-01) and East Tennessee State (2001-03)…Undecided major. ing in pre-Business.

6-2 • Fr. (I)/Fr. (O) Athens, Ga. Athens Academy

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Charles Grethen

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6-8 • So. (I)/So. (O) Arnoldsville, Ga. Oglethorpe 2013: Outdoor - Ran on the Bulldog Career Bests 4x400-meter relay that finished 19th (I) (O) (3:11.19) at NCAA Prelims...Jumped 200m --- 21.56 6 feet, 6 ¾ inches in the high jump at 400m 51.65 --the NCAA Prelims...Part of eighth HJ 6-10.25 6-10.75 place 4x100 relay team at the SEC Championships after the unit registered a time of 3:09.83...Failed to reach a height in the high jump at the SEC meet...Posted a personal-best time of 21.56 to take sixth in the 200 at the War Eagle Invite...Reached a personalbest height of 6-10.75 for third place in the high jump at the Spec Towns Invite...Had a career-best mark of 6-10.75 to take second in the high jump at the Georgia Relays. Indoor - Took fourth in the high jump with a season-best mark of 6 feet, 10 ¼ inches and finished the 400-meter dash in 51.65 at the Auburn Invite... Reached 6-8.25 to tie for fourth in the high jump at the Akron Invite. High School: Won the 2012 GHSA AA high jump championship while also finishing third in the 200-meter dash at the state meet…Captured back-to-back Region 8-AA high jump titles and was the 400 champion in 2012…Personal-best marks of 6 feet, 10 inches (high jump), 21.91 (200) and 49.27 (400)…Set Oglethorpe school records in the 200 and 300 (35.58)… Named Athens Banner-Herald’s Male Track Athlete of the Year and to the publication’s 2012 All-Area basketball game…Finished second in the 200 at the region meet as a freshman…Also played basketball and football at Oglethorpe. Personal: Born November 22, 1993…Son of Victor and Michelle Freeman…Cousin, Terrell Bell, played for the Bulldog basketball team from 1993-96…Majoring in Computer Science.

Reggie Glover Sprints

5-11 • Jr. (I)/Jr. (O) Tuntange, Luxembourg. Lycee Robert Schuman/Texas St. 2013 SEC Academic Honor Roll 2013 NCAA Outdoor Championships Competitor (800m)

2013: Outdoor - Took 19th in the Career Bests 800-meter run prelims at the NCAA (I) (O) Championships with a time of 1:51.91 800m 1:49.13 1:47.56 for Honorable Mention All-America 1500m --- 3:49.65 honors...Qualified automatically for the NCAA Championships after taking second in his heat (sixth overall) in the 800 semifinals at the NCAA Prelims with a 1:51.72...Took third in the 800 finals at the SEC Championships after crossing the finish line in 1:48.05...Part of winning sprint medley relay team at the Drake Relays that clocked a 3:17.72...Was 32nd in the 1500 (3:49.65) at the Mt. SAC Relays...Clocked a career-best time of 1:47.56 for fifth place in the 800 Olympic Dev. Elite race at the Mt. SAC Relays...Earned runner-up honors in the 800 at the Florida Relays with a time of 1:47.95...Ran a leg on the winning distance medley team after they registered a 9:57.66 at the Florida Relays...Part of winning sprint medley team at the Georgia Relays with a time of 3:24.66...Also won the 1500 at the Georgia Relays after finishing his laps in 3:55.75. Indoor - Cruised to his first victory as a Bulldog in the 800-meter run after completing his laps in 1:50.59 at the Akron Invite...Won the 800 at the VT Elite Meet after clocking a 1:51.42...After coming in with the 10th-best time, he managed a runner-up finish in the 800 finals with a personal-best time of 1:49.13 at the SEC Championships...Completed his indoor season by finishing eighth in the 800 (1:49.19) at the Alex Wilson Invite. Texas State (2012) - Has a personal-best outdoor 800 time of 1:49.03 after clocking a career-best 1:50.14 indoors, which broke the Texas State school record…Captured the 2012 Southland Conference (SLC) Outdoor Championships in the 800 with a time of 1:50.49…Finished second in the 800 at the 2012 SLC Indoor Championships to also earn all-conference honors. High School: Won Luxembourgish championships in both the indoor and outdoor 800-meter runs…Named the 2010 Luxembourgish Male Athlete of the Year. Personal: Born June 2, 1992…Son of Romain Grethen and Michele Grethen…Majoring in Finance.

5-10 • Fr. (I)/Fr. (O) Orlando, Fla. Dr. Phillips High School: His time of 46.46 in the 400-meter dash was the nationalleading time for 2013...Swept all three events at the 2013 Brian Jaeger Elite Classic, setting personal bests in the 100 and 400...Won the 2013 FHSAA AAAA state title in the 400 after clocking a 48.62...Also ran a leg on the winning 4x400 relay team at the state championships...Took third in the 400 as a sophomore at the state meet...Earned All-State, All-Metro and All-Conference honors...Won the 2013 Great Southwest Classic in the 400 (47.31) and was third in the 200 (21.13)...Personal-best times of 10.60 (100) and 20.98 (200), which are both Dr. Phillips school records in addition to his 400 mark...Finished first in both the 200 (21.33) and the 400 (46.68) at his 2013 region meet...Named to 2013 All-Central Florida Boys Team, and was named Flrunners.com Athlete of the Week in April 2013...Named team MVP and earned the Coaches and Principal awards. Personal: Born January 26, 1995...Son of Reginald Glover, who played football and ran track at FSU, and Vanessa King, who ran track at Florida A&M...Undecided major.

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Brendan Hoban Distance

5-11 • So. (I)/Jr. (O) Duluth, Ga. St. Pius X 2013 NCAA Cross Country Championships Competitor 2012, 2013 SEC Academic Honor Roll

2013: Cross Country - Finished ninth to score for the Bulldogs at the 8k Georgia Cross Country Invitational with a mark of 26:24.32… Scored for Georgia at the 8k Furman Classic after crossing the finish line in 42nd place with a 25:19.90…Was the fifth and final scorer for Georgia

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at state as a sophomore...Also played baseball & swam in high school. Personal: Born September 7, 1994...Son of John and Raylene Hort...Majoring in pre-Business.

Alex Larsson Throws

5-9 • Fr. (I)/Fr. (O) Uppsala, Sweden Celsiusskolan High School: Two-time winner in the weight throw at the Swedish Junior Championships after starting the sport at age 16...Was also second in the shot put in 2011 and second in the hammer in 2012 at the Championships...Qualified for the final at the European Junior Championships with a mark of 235 feet, 6 inches and qualified for the World Junior Championships...Finished with runner-up honors at the Nordic Junior Championships thanks to a throw of 229-4...Personal-best marks of 241-6 in the 6kg hammer, 207-7 in the 7.26kg hammer and 60-8 in the 35lbs. weight... Captured numerous medals in the shot put and hammer at the national high school championships...Named Upland County “Up and Coming Athlete”...Son of two-time Swedish Olympic shot putter Kent Larsson, who competed at the 1992 and 1996 Games and was sixth at the 1991 IAAF World Championships in Tokyo while also competing at another two World Championship meets...Started playing ice hockey when he was 5 and was voted the Upland County “Player of the Year”. Personal: Born June 10, 1994 in Denver and has dual citizenship in the U.S. and Sweden...Son of Kent Larsson and Rebecca Larsson, who were both throwers at Northern Arizona while Bulldog head coach Wayne Norton was an assistant in the late 1980s...Majoring in pre-Mechanical Engineering.

Brad Hort

Brandon Lord

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5-8 • Fr. (I)/Fr. (O) Carlisle, Pa. McIntosh - Ga. 2013: Cross Country - Took 32nd Career Bests at the 8k Furman Classic to score (I) (O) with a time of 25:03.02...Clocked a 8k CC --- 25:03.02 26:18.5 for 162nd place at the 8k Roy Griak Invitational...Was Georgia’s top finisher at the 8k Berry Invitational after being the second collegiate finisher (fourth overall) with a time of 25:42.19...Ran in his first SEC Championships and took 63rd with a time of 25:45.24. High School: Won the 2012 GHSA 5-A state cross country title in 16:22.64 to help his team also capture the championship...Took sixth at the 2012 Footlocker South meet before competing at Footlocker Nationals, where he was 35th...Ranked 35th nationally in cross country as a senior... Finished as the runner-up at the state meet in the 1600-meter run during his final season...Helped lead McIntosh to the state team track and field title in 2013...Personal-best times of 14:59 (5000), 9:18 (3200) and 4:18 (1600)...Won another region cross country title and captured his first state championship as a junior with a 16:05.66...Also won a region track title as a junior...Repeated as the cross country regional champion and was sixth

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5-9 • Jr. (I)/Jr. (O) Chattanooga, Tenn. The Baylor School 2011, 2012, 2013 NCAA Cross Country Championships Competitor 2011, 2012, 2013 SEC Academic Honor Roll 2013: Cross Country - Won for the Career Bests second consecutive time at the 8k (I) (O) Georgia Cross Country Invitational 8k CC --- 24:13.53 after finishing the course in 25:49.17 10k CC --- 30:08.61 and was named the USTFCCCA Na- 1500m --- 3:53.93 tional Athlete of the Week and the Mile 4:14.84 --SEC Men’s Runner of the Week... 3000m 8:11.91 --Was the top SEC finisher at the 8k 5000m 14:27.65 14:03.33 Roy Griak Invitational after taking 10,000m --- 31:37.71 14th with a time of 24:44.2...Finished second for the Bulldogs and 83rd overall at the 8k Wisconsin Invitational after clocking a 24:15...Was the second Georgia runner to finish at the SEC Championships after recording a time of 24:28.84 for 17th place...Earned All-Region honors after tak-

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ing seventh in the 10k NCAA South Regionals with a time of 30:08.61 as the Bulldogs won the team title...Was Georgia’s second finisher at the 10k NCAA Championships after taking 136th with a time of 31:39.1. Indoor & Outdoor - Redshirted for the Bulldogs. 2012: Cross Country - Named to the NCAA All-Region team by finishing third overall at the NCAA South Regionals in 30:35.8 (10k), marking the best finish for a Bulldog at the meet since 2003…Earned second-team All-SEC honors after placing 13th overall at the SEC Championships in 24:15.45 (8k)…Captured his first career victory in the opening meet of the season, the Georgia Invitational, in a time of 26:16.49 (8k)…Named SEC Co-Runner of the Week following his performance at the Georgia Invitational…Was the second Bulldog runner to cross the finish line, completing the 8k course at the Greater Louisville Classic in 24:13.53 to place 21st overall…Scored for the Bulldogs at the Wisconsin adidas Invitational, placing 111th in 24:20...Placed 107th at the NCAA Championships in 30:49.3 (10k). Outdoor – Completed his season after taking 33rd in the 5000-meter run (14:35.89) at the NCAA East Prelims…Finished second in the 5000 with a time of 14:05.67 at the SEC Championships…Vaulted to fourth in the Bulldog record books after registering a 14:03.33 in the 5000 for eighth place at the Mt. SAC Relays…Topped Georgia’s finishers in the 5000 for fifth place with a 14:21.03 at the Florida Relays. Indoor – Finished second in the 3000-meter run (8:23.06) in the seasonopening Kentucky Invitational…Bettered his career best to 8:11.91 to finish 35th in the 3000 at the Husky Classic…Was sixth in the 5000 at the SEC Championships after clocking a time of 14:27.65. 2011: Cross Country - Finished third during the 8k Georgia Invitational after clocking a 25:03.74…Scored for the Bulldogs at the Notre Dame Invitational after taking 67th (25:10)…Earned SEC Runner of the Week honors after leading the Bulldogs at the Wisconsin Invitational with a career-best time of 24:23.4 for 37th place to be the top conference finisher…Broke into the top 10 at the SEC Championships by taking 10th with a 24:33.46… Named to All-Region team after taking 16th (31:42.1) at the NCAA South Regionals…Scored at the NCAA Championships after crossing the 10k finish line in 31:51.5 for 206th place. Outdoor – Wrapped up his season by competing in the 5000-meter run at the NCAA East Prelims…Took ninth place in the 5000 (14:38.40) at the SEC Championships…Finished fourth in the 5000 after crossing the finish line in 14:09.69 at the Drake Relays, which is the fifth-fastest time in UGA history. Indoor - Earned All-SEC Freshman honors in the 3000 meters at the SEC Indoor Championships after taking eighth with a personal-best time of 8:14.04, which is No. 4 in the school record books…Also a part of the distance medley relay team that took fifth at the SEC meet with the thirdfastest time in school history (9:52.90)…Moved to eighth on the school’s all-time top-10 list after recording an 8:16.84 for 67th place in the 3000 at the Husky Classic…Was a part of the third-place DMR team at the Big 12 vs. SEC Challenge that clocked the fourth-fastest time in school history (9:55.63)…Finished first in the 3000 at the Clemson Challenge after crossing the finish line in 8:26.00. 2010: Cross Country - Made his collegiate debut and finished 10th (25:59.77) at the UGA-GT Dual Meet...Was the Bulldogs’ top finisher at the Greater Louisville Classic after finishing 44th with a time of 24:38.65... Finished fifth for UGA and 167th overall at the NCAA Pre-Nationals to score with a time of 25:41.1...Scored for the Bulldogs and was named to the All-SEC Freshmen Team at his first SEC Championships after taking 38th (25:34.46). High School: Named to both the 2009 Foot Locker Cross Country AllAmerican and All-South teams as a senior...Captured three individual state titles as a senior in cross country, the 3200-meter run and the 1600... Member of 2009 US Junior Men Mountain Running Team that finished fourth at the World Championships, which was the highest-ever placing for a junior male...Ranked in the top five in the nation in both the 1600 and the 3200...Helped lead Baylor to state team titles in cross country as a sophomore and junior and a runner-up finish in track as a sophomore... Personal-best times of 1:58 in the 800, 4:09.69 in the 1600, 8:55.42 in the 3200 and 14:51 in the cross country 5k...Named Baylor Athlete of the Year (2009-10) and earned Special Recognition by the Baylor faculty during

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that same span...Also swam in high school, where Baylor won three straight state team titles from his freshman to his junior year and two national championships...Member of National Honor Society. Personal: Born June 13, 1992...Son of Ted and Janet Lord...Majoring in Applied Biotechnics.

Burke McCarty Throws

6-6 • Jr. (I)/Sr. (O) Dunwoody, Ga. Marist School 2012 NCAA Outdoor Championships Competitor (Discus) 2012, 2013 SEC Academic Honor Roll 2013: Outdoor - Completed his Career Bests third season with the Bulldogs with (I) (O) a mark of 167 feet, 11 inches in the Discus --183-7 discus for 25th place at the NCAA WT 57-1 --Prelims...Finished fourth in the discus at the SEC Championships with a top throw of 178 feet...Earned runner-up honors in the discus at the War Eagle Invite after his third throw traveled 175-8...Took fourth in the discus at the Spec Towns Invite after his fourth throw measured 179-10...Had a season-best mark of 180-10 to win the Georgia Relays. Indoor - Did not compete for the Bulldogs. 2012: Outdoor – Earned Honorable Mention All-American honors after taking 17th in the discus at the NCAA Championships with a top mark of 178 feet, 11 inches…Qualified for his first national finals after taking sixth in the discus with a top effort of 183-2 at the NCAA East Prelims… Finished fourth in the discus with a throw of 174-11 at the SEC Championships…Hit a career-best mark of 183-7 to take seventh in the discus at the Triton Invitational while also reaching 174-10 in an additional comp at the meet…Won the discus at the Spec Towns Invite after his fourth throw traveled 178-6…Earned the top collegiate spot in the discus at the Florida Relays after launching an effort of 176-6…Was second in the discus (173-2) at the Yellow Jacket Invite…Opened his outdoor season with his second career victory in the discus after reaching a personal-best distance of 18010 at the Georgia Relays. Indoor – Launched a career-long effort of 57 feet, 1 inch to take fifth in the weight throw at the Tiger Paw Invitational…Took ninth at his first SEC Championships in the weight throw after reaching 54-10.75. 2011: Outdoor – Completed his first collegiate season by competing at the NCAA East Prelims…Finished 11th in the discus at the SEC Championships…Won his first collegiate meet with a career-long throw of 174-2 at the Georgia-Missouri dual meet…Had a career-best throw of 168-8 to finish fifth at the ASU Invite…Finished second in the discus during his career debut at the Georgia Intercollegiate Invitational. Indoor - Redshirted for the Bulldogs. High School: Earned runner-up honors in the discus and took sixth in the shot put at the GHSA AAAA state meet as a senior after winning both events at the region meet…Set a school record in the discus…Took second at the state meet in the discus as a junior after winning the region meet…Personal-best discus mark of 198 feet, 6 inches…Recognized as the 2009 and 2010 Most Valuable Male Field Athlete and Most Valuable Male Athlete…Named to Atlanta Track Club All-Metro Team…Also played football at Marist. Personal: Born August 27, 1991…Son of Arje and Jim McCarty…Sister, Payton, graduated from UGA in 2010…Majoring in Exercise and Sport Science.

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Garrett Scantling

Ashinia Miller

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6-3 • Jr. (I)/Jr. (O) Jacksonville, Fla. Episcopal

6-2 • So. (I)/So. (O) Kingston, Jamaica Calabar 2013: Outdoor - Finished his first Career Bests season by taking 33rd in the shot (I) (O) put (54 feet, 5 ½ inches) at the SP 60-5.25 62-6 NCAA Prelims...Earned SEC All Discus --- 178-4 Freshman honors with a pair of sixth-place finishes in the shot put (58-4.50) and the discus (170-9)...Was second at the Drake Relays after his second attempt measured 61-10.25 in the shot put...Finished third in the shot put (57-11.75) at the War Eagle Invite...Won the Florida Relays after his longest toss in the discus measured 178-3...Launched a career-long shot put throw of 62-6 to be the top collegiate finisher (second overall behind Reese Hoffa) at the Georgia Relays...Also was second in the discus at the Georgia Relays after having a personal-best throw of 178-4. Indoor - Finished ninth in the shot put at the Razorback Invite...Improved his top mark to 58-0.50 for fourth place at the Akron Invite...Reached 60 feet for the first time in his career to take third in the shot with a mark of 60-5.25 at the VT Elite Meet. High School: Won 2011 Pan-American Junior Championships with a Jamaica national junior record in the shot put...Captured the 2009, 2011 and 2012 CARIFTA Games titles...Finished first at the 2012 CAC Junior Championships...Ranked sixth overall for world juniors in 2012... Personal-best marks of 66 feet, 1 ½ inches in the shot put (6kg) and 185-3 in the discus (1.25kg)...Finished second at both the ISSA Championships and the CARIFTA Games under-20 division as a junior...Also competed in both the World Junior Championships in Canada and the inaugural Youth Olympic Games in Singapore...Member of 11 Jamaican national teams... Won both the shot put and discus championships at the ISSA Championships and the CARIFTA Games at the under-17 level as a sophomore... Named Best Student-Athlete for 2010-11 and was awarded the Herb McKinley Award for sports and academics...Volunteered as a student counselor and mentor. Personal: Born June 6, 1993...Son of Veronne Bedward and Junior Miller... The middle of five siblings...Majoring in pre-Business.

Alex Poursanidis Throws

6-2 • Fr. (I)/Fr. (O) Paphos, Cyprus/Greece 1st Lyceum of Ethnarch Makariou High School: Cyprus record holder in the 4kg, 5kg and the 6kg hammer throws...Took eighth in the 7.26kg hammer at the 2013 European Championships U-23 in Finland with a personal-best throw of 222 feet, 10 inches...Finished fourth at the 2012 World Championships in the 6kg hammer with a top throw of 249-6...Silver medalist after reaching 230-7 in the 5kg hammer at 2010 Youth Olympic Games in Singapore...Won a bronze medal in the 5kg hammer at the 2009 World Gymansiade in Quatar...Coached by Panikos Panagiotou...Also wrestled at his school. Personal: Born January 23, 1993...Son of Victor Poursanidis and Ellada Paraskevova...Served in the military prior to enrolling at UGA...Majoring in Psychology.

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2013 SEC Indoor Champion (Heptathlon) 2013 NCAA Indoor All-American (Heptathlon) 2013 NCAA Outdoor All-American (Second Team - Decathlon)

2013: Outdoor - Finished one spot Career Bests out of scoring for Second Team All (I) (O) America honors after taking ninth in 60m 6.95 --the decathlon with a personal best 100m --- 10.85 7,873 points at the NCAA Cham 60mH 8.10 --pionships...Finished fifth in the 110mH --- 14.49 decathlon (6,943 points) at the SEC 400m --- 49.20 Championships despite suffering a 1000m 2:47.07 --no height in the pole vault...Earned 1500m --- 4:50.74 runner-up honors in the decathlon HJ 6-11 6-9.75 at the Bulldog Decathlon with a PV 16-8.75 15-11 personal-best 7,824 thanks in part LJ 23-5.25 23-2 to victories in the shot put (47-5.25), SP 46-9.50 48-1.25 high jump (6-9.75) & javelin (214-1). Discus --- 143-6 Indoor - Reached a personal-best Javelin --- 214-1 height of 16 feet, ¾ inches to take Hep. 6,017 --fifth in the open pole vault at the Dec. --- 7,873 Auburn Invite...Scored a career-best total of 5,619 points to take third in the heptathlon at the Razorback Invite thanks in part to his 23-foot long jump...Earned runner-up honors in the open pole vault with a clearance of 15-7 at the VT Elite Meet...Piled up a career high 5,889 points to win the heptathlon title and set a school record at the SEC Championships, thanks in part to reaching or equaling six career bests (60-meter dash 6.95; long jump - 23-5.25; shot put - 46-9.50; 60 hurdles - 8.15; pole vault - 16-0.75; 1000 - 2:50.41) during his seven events...Including his school record mark of 6,017, posted five personal-best efforts (1000 - 2:47.07; 60 hurdles - 8.10; high jump - 6-11; pole vault - 16-8.75) and finished third in the heptathlon for a First Team All-America certificate at the NCAA Championships. 2012: Outdoor – Posted four personal-best efforts to score a career-high 7,434 points in the decathlon at the USA Junior Championships to earn runner-up honors and a place on the U.S. squad for the World Championships…Despite not scoring in the 110-meter hurdles because of a disqualification, finished seventh in the decathlon (6,331) at the SEC Championships…Shot to fifth on UGA’s all-time top-10 list during his first career decathlon after scoring 7,410 points for third at the Bulldog Decathlon thanks to victories in the high jump (6-9.50) and javelin (191). Indoor – Clocked an 8.52 in the 60 hurdle prelims before taking 11th in the finals…Finished ninth with 5,380 points during the first full heptathlon of his life at the Razorback Invitational thanks to six personal-best efforts…Improved his career-best score in the heptathlon to 5,481 to take fifth at the SEC meet, including a victory in the high jump (6-10.25). High School: Named The Florida Times-Union Male Track Athlete of the Year and to the All-First Coast Team…Set school records in the pole vault, high jump and triple jump…Has personal-best marks of 15-3 (pole vault), 6-9 (high jump) and 46 feet (triple jump)…Won the 2011 FHSAA 2A state title in the pole vault after clearing 15 feet and was also fifth in the high jump…Named MVP as a sophomore and senior and was First Team All-City from his sophomore to seniors years…Also played football for Episcopal and caught 66 passes for more than 1,200 yards and 13 touchdowns as a senior…Earned MVP honors in football as a junior and senior and First Team All-City honors. Personal: Born May 19, 1993…Son of Robbie Scantling and Michael Scantling…Brother, Hunter, was a pitcher for Florida State’s baseball team…Majoring in pre-Business.

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Zack Sims

Johnathan Smith

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Sprints 6-0 • So. (I)/So. (O) McDonough, Ga. Eagle’s Landing

2012, 2013 SEC Academic Honor Roll 2013 NCAA Cross Country Championships Competitor

2013: Cross Country - Finished Career Bests fourth at the 8k Georgia Cross (I) (O) Country Invitational after crossing 8k CC --- 24:35 the finish line in 26:03.72...Scored 10k CC --- 30:37.47 for the Bulldogs after taking 100th 1500m --- 3:54.47 at the 8k Roy Griak Invitational Mile 4:14.52 --after clocking a 25:46.7...Was the 3000m 8:32.77 --fourth Georgia runner across the 5000m --- 14:28.64 line at the 8k Wisconsin Invitational with a time of 24:35...Scored for the first time at the SEC Championships with a 32nd-place finish (25:01.98)... Finished 20th (30:37.47) for All-Region honors at the 10k NCAA South Regionals to score for the Bulldogs...Finished 221st (32:34.2) to score for the Bulldogs at the 10k NCAA Championships. Outdoor - Finished 33rd in the 5000 (15:29.64) SEC Championships... Managed a ninth-place finish in the 5000 with a time of 14:28.64 at the Mt. SAC Relays...Had a fifth-place finish with a 14:37.33 at the Florida Relays...Finished eighth in the 1500 with a time of 3:54.47 at the Alabama Relays...Finished second overall (top collegiate finisher) in the 5000 after finishing in 14:54.44 at the Georgia Relays. Indoor - Finished fifth in the 3000-meter run with a season-best time of 8:32.77 at the Auburn Invite...Clocked a season best 4:14.81 for ninth place in the mile at the Razorback Invite...Part of third-place distance medley relay team that clocked the ninth-best time (9:58.83) in school history at the VT Elite Meet. 2012: Cross Country - Recorded a 16th-place finish (26:46) at the Georgia State Invitational...Finished 42nd (26:13.12) to score for Georgia at the Crimson Classic...Made his debut at the SEC Championships and finished 59th. Indoor & Outdoor - Redshirted for the Bulldogs. 2011: Cross Country - Recorded a 16th-place finish (26:46) at the Georgia State Invitational...Finished 42nd (26:13.12) to score for Georgia at the Crimson Classic...Made his debut at the SEC Championships and finished 59th. High School: Finished with runner-up honors in both the 1600 meters and the 3200 at the 2011 GHSA AAA state meet, earning First Team AllState honors...Took third at the state cross country meet as a senior...Personal-best times of 4:15 (1600), 9:18 (3200) and 15:25 (5k)...School record holder in the 1500, 1600, 1-mile run, 3200, 5k, 4x800, 4x1600 and distance medley relay...Named Atlanta Track Club Man of the Year...Helped lead Eagle’s Landing to a runner-up finish and a third-place finish at two state cross country meets...Captain of both the track and cross country teams as a senior...Part of All-South Second Team as a sophomore. Personal: Born April 13, 1993...Son of Christopher and Kelly Sims...Majoring in Statistics.

6-0 • Sr. (I)/Sr. (O) Apple Valley, Calif. Salem-Ga. / Guilford College 2013 SEC Academic Honor Roll 2013 NCAA Outdoor Championships Competitor (100m)

Career Bests 2013: Outdoor - Named an Honorable Mention All-American after (I) (O) taking 20th in the 100-meter dash 60m 6.77 --with a 10.31 at the NCAA Champi 100m --- 10.20 onships...Grabbed the 11th qualify 200m 21.14 20.73 ing spot in the 100 after clocking a 10.30 at the NCAA Prelims...Missed out in the 200 at NCAA Prelims after tying for 16th in the 200 (20.93)... Finished eight in the 100 finals with a time of 10.41 at the SEC Championships...Also was 18th in the 200 prelims (21.38) at the SEC meet... Part of fifth-place 4x100 team that clocked a season-best time of 40.23 at the Drake Relays...Won the 200 at the War Eagle Invite after crossing the finish line in 20.73...Also part of winning 4x100 relay team with a 40.81 at the War Eagle Invite...Took second in the 100 (10.23) at the Spec Towns Invite...Was 12th in the 200 (20.87) at the Florida Relays...Won the 100 at the Yellow Jacket Invite after crossing the finish line in 10.48 and was third in the 200 (21.01)...Sped to a personal-best time of 10.20 to cruise to a victory at the Georgia Relays. Indoor - Won the 200-meter dash with a 21.50 and clocked a career-best time of 6.77 to earn runner-up honors in the 60 at the Akron Invite...Took third in the 200 Invitational and fourth in the 60 finals after clocking another 6.77 in the VT Elite Meet. Guilford College (2010-2011): Three-time NCAA Division III All-American (indoor 60-meter dash, outdoor 100 and 200)...Owns personal-besttimes of 6.50 (55), 6.76 (60), 10.53 (100) and 21.10 (200), which remain the best times in school history. High School: Helped lead his team to the 2010 state finals in the 4x100meter relay...Also played basketball at Salem...Named to the Academic Honor Roll. Personal: Born September 15, 1992...Son of Norman and Sylvia Smith... Majoring in Sociology.

Kisean Smith Distance

5-7 • So. (I)/So. (O) Snellville, Ga. Brookwood 2013 SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll 2013 NCAA Outdoor Championships Competitor (800m)

2013: Outdoor - Finished his first Career Bests season with the Bulldogs after (I) (O) taking 24th in the 800-meter run at 800m 1:51.76 1:49.80 the NCAA Championships for an 1500m --- 4:04.50 Honorable Mention All-America Mile 4:25.37 --certificate...Qualified automatically in the 800 after sliding up to the second spot in his heat with a career-best 1:49.80 at the NCAA Prelims... After clocking a personal-best time of 1:50.05 in the 800 prelims, finished

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Charlie Sparks Distance

5-7 • Jr. (I)/Sr. (O) Columbus, Ga. Columbus 2013 SEC Academic Honor Roll 2012, 2013 NCAA Cross Country Championships Competitor 2013: Cross Country - Took fifth Career Bests with a 26:08.52 at the 8k Georgia (I) (O) Cross Country Invitational...Was the 8k CC --- 24:26 third Bulldog to score at the 8k Roy 10 kCC --- 30:18.76 Griak Invitational after taking 57th 1500m 4:01.57 --with a time of 25:19.5...Scored for the 3000m 8:49.86 --Bulldogs after taking 115th at the 8k 3000mST --- 9:19.13 Wisconsin Invitational thanks to his 5000m --- 15:07.53 time of 24:26...Scored for the Bulldogs with a career-best 21st-place finish at the SEC Championships after finishing in 24:36.20...Made up more than 40 spots in the last portion of the race to take 10th (30:18.76) at the 10k NCAA South Regionals for All-Region honors...Concluded his cross career by finishing third for the Bulldogs at the 10k NCAA Championships after taking 181st overall (32:07.5). Outdoor - Finished seventh in the 5000 Invitational (15:07.53) at the War Eagle Invite...Won the steeplechase at the Spec Towns Invite after completing his laps in 9:43.23. Indoor - Did not compete for the Bulldogs. 2012: Cross Country - Earned All-Region honors at the NCAA South Regionals with a 21st-place finish in a time of 31:15.9 on the 10k course… Turned in a time of 26:37.50 (8k) to capture fifth place at the seasonopening Georgia Invitational…Finished in 25:25.07 (8k) at the Greater Louisville Classic to place 113th…Finished 232nd at the Wisconsin adidas Invite 8k in 25:00…Clocked a time of 25:32.19 at the SEC Championships to place 60th…Finished 172nd at the NCAA Championships in a time of 31:20.7 (10k). Outdoor – Took 10th in the 3000-meter steeplechase with a career-best time of 9:19.79 at the SEC Championships…Won the steeplechase with a time of 9:28.94 at the War Eagle Invite…Finished 10th in the 1500 at the Spec Towns Invite. Indoor - Did not compete for the Bulldogs.

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2011: Cross Country - Finished 11th at the Georgia Invitational after recording a mark of 25:36.10…Was the fourth Bulldog scorer at the Georgia State Invitational after crossing the finish line in 25:53…Recorded the first top team finish of his career after taking ninth at the Crimson Classic with a time of 25:24.58…Finished 50th at the SEC Championships. Outdoor – Finished just out of scoring after taking ninth in the steeplechase (9:19.13) at the SEC Championships…Won his second straight race in the steeplechase after registering a 9:27.78 at the War Eagle Invite… Cruised to a victory in the steeplechase (9:26.64) at the Spec Towns Invite…Took third in the steeplechase at the Georgia Intercollegiate Invitational. Indoor - Finished 11th in the 3000 meters with a time of 8:49.86 at the Big 12 vs. SEC Challenge. 2010: Cross Country – Finished ninth overall and scored for the Bulldogs in his first collegiate meet at the 8K Georgia Cross Country Invitational with a mark of 24:56.23…Was a scorer for the Bulldogs at the UGA-GT Dual Meet after finishing fifth (25:41.46)…Took 82nd (24:58.50) to score for the Bulldogs at the Greater Louisville Classic…Continued a strong first season after scoring and earning All-SEC Freshmen honors at the SEC Championships after finishing 39th (25:38.86)…Finished third for the Bulldogs and 37th overall (31:36.26) at the 10k NCAA South Regionals. High School: Won both the 2006 and 2007 GHSA AAA state cross country titles…Captured the 3200-meter run championship at the 2007 state track meet…Competed at the 2010 New Balance Nationals in the 5000… Finished 21st at the 2009 Foot Locker South Regionals with at time of 15:12…Took second in both the 1600 (4:19) and 3200 (9:28) at the 2010 state meet…Four-time cross country and track captain and Most Valuable Runner at Columbus…Four-time Region 2AAA cross country champion and four-time region 1600 and 3200 champion…Was the high-point scorer at the 2010 region meet after winning the 1600 and the 3200 and earning runner-up honors in both the 4x400 relay and the pole vault…Helped lead Columbus to a combined four region cross country and track titles (cross country – 2006-07, 2009; track – 2010, which was the first time in 30 years)…Personal-best times of 4:17 (1600). 9:25 (3200) and 15:08 (5k)… Member of Georgia Mathematics League and graduated with a 3.84 GPA…Also played basketball and was named the Most Outstanding Defensive Player for his JV team as a freshman and as a sophomore. Personal: Born June 7, 1991…Son of Steve and Mary Sparks…Father, Steve, played baseball at the University of New Mexico…Uncle, Jay Sparks, played football at UT-Chattanooga…Majoring in Mathematics Education.

Steven Spevacek Distance

6-0 • So. (I)/So. (O) Lawrenceville, Ga. Parkview 2013 NCAA Cross Country Championships Competitor

2013: Cross Country - Wrapped Career Bests up the 8k Georgia Cross Country (I) (O) Invitational in 11th place with a time 8k CC --24:45.37 of 26:45.45...Was the Bulldogs’ top 10k CC --- 30:57.65 finisher at the 8k Furman Classic after 1500m --- 4:00.11 taking 22nd with a 24:45.37...Took 3000m 8:40.39 --154th at the 8k Roy Griak Invitational 5000m 14:51.51 14:56.54 with a time of 26:11.8...Recorded the fifth and final scoring spot for the Bulldogs at the 8k Wisconsin Invitational after taking 192nd (24:53)...Took 37th at the SEC Championships with a time of 25:05.00...Finished 35th (30:57.65) at the 10k NCAA South Regionals...Was the final Bulldog to

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score at the 10k NCAA Championships after taking 224th with a time of 32:35.0. Outdoor - Finished fourth in the 5000 Invitational at the War Eagle Invite with a time of 14:56.54...Took third in the 1500 with a time of 4:00.11 at the Spec Towns Invite. Indoor - Took seventh in the 3000-meter run (a season-best time of 8:40.39) at the Auburn Invite...Ran his fastest time of the year in the 5000 with a time of 14:51.51 at the Razorback Invite. 2012: Cross Country - Finished two spots from scoring for UGA after taking 13th (27:10.52) at the Georgia Invitational…Scored for the Bulldogs at the Commodore Classic with a 43rd-place finish in 25:51.15…Was 103rd at the Greater Louisville Classic…Earned All-SEC Freshman honors with a 52nd-place finish (25:27.88) at the SEC Championships. Indoor & Outdoor - Redshirted for the Bulldogs. 2011: Cross Country - Redshirted for the Bulldogs. High School: Finished 11th on the 5k cross country course at the Nike Southeast Regionals, earning All-Second Team honors...Was third in both the 1600 meters and the 3200 at the GHSA AAAAA state meet as a senior...Member of Gwinnett Super 6...Part of Parkview team that finished second at the AAAAA state meet and third at the Southeast Regional meet during his junior season before also taking runner-up honors at the state meet and fifth-place honors at the region meet as a senior...School record holder in cross country with team average time and in track in the 4x800, 4x1600 and 1600 SMR relays...Earned the Coach’s Award and team captain honors as a senior...Personal-best times of 4:19 (1600 meters), 9:27 (3200), 1:56 (800) and 15:34 (5k)...Named the Most Improved Runner in cross country as a sophomore...Was a Scholar Athlete at Parkview. Personal: Born December 11, 1992...Son of Mark and Kathleen Spevacek... Has five siblings...Majoring in pre-Forestry.

the top three...All-State in the 55-meter dash and advanced to the Armory in New York City...Two-time Region 6-AAAAA champion in the 100 and 200...Four-time Region 8-AAA champion in the 100 and 200...Earned team MVP honors all four years...Personal-best times of 10.55 (100) and 21.36 (200)...Set school records at Milton High School in the 100, 200 and sprint medley relay and at Chestatee in the 100, 200 and 4x100 relay...Numerous USATF and AAU state championships...Three USATF Junior Olympic appearances and eighth in the 2013 in the 100 and anchored the fourthplace 4x100 relay team...Also earned All-Region honors in football while leading his team to runner-up honors in Region 8-AAA play. Personal: Born September 23, 1994...Son of Mike and Mary Thompson... Majoring in pre-Sport Management.

Maicel Uibo Multi-Events

6-2 • So. (I)/So. (O) Polva, Estonia Audentes Sportsgymnasium-Tallin 2013 SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll 2013 SEC Outdoor Freshman Field Athlete of the Year 2013 SEC Outdoor Champion (Decathlon) 2013 NCAA Indoor All-American (Heptathlon) 2013 NCAA Outdoor All-American (Decathlon)

2013: Outdoor - Scored for the BullCareer Bests dogs at the NCAA Championships (I) (O) after recording 8,017 points for 60m 7.19 --fifth place in the decathlon, which 60mH 8.28 --gave him a First Team All-America 100m --- 10.99 rian ullivan certificate...Named SEC Outdoor 110mH --- 14.78 Men’s Freshman Field Athlete of 400m --- 50.61 istance the Year...Won Georgia’s first con 1000m 2:39.72 --5-11 • Fr. (I)/Fr. (O) ference title in the decathlon since 1500m --- 4:28.12 HJ 6-11.25 6-11 Marietta, Ga 2002 after scoring 7,781 points at the SEC Championships...Named PV 16-8.75 16-2.75 Walton the USTFCCCA National Men’s LJ 24-1.75 25-8 Athlete of the Week and the SEC SP 44-9 44-6 High School: Won the GHSA 5-A state title in the 800-meter run and Men’s Field Athlete of the Week Discus --- 161-3 was third in the 1600 as a senior after sweeping both events at the region after scoring a world-leading 8,223 Javelin --- 199-8 level...Personal-best times of 4:15.96 (1600), 1:54.29 (800) and 15:51 points to win the Bulldog Decath Hep. 5,975 --(5000)...Returned from a stress fracture during the fall to earn runner-up lon with a score that was the No. Dec. --- 8,223 honors in the 1600 at the region and state track meets...Took fourth at the 8 all-time mark in the NCAA for state cross country championships as a junior after winning the region... wind legal scores...Finished second Named team MVP in cross country as a sophomore and a junior...Earned in the open javelin after reaching 199-8 at the Yellow Jacket Invite. MVP honors in track as a junior and senior...Recognized as All-Metro Indoor - Shot to No. 2 in the school record books after completing his first Man of the Year Award for his performance in the 800 as a senior...Part of collegiate heptathlon with a score of 5,755 points at the Razorback Invite, All-Metro Team as a junior in cross country...Received the Raider Pride thanks in part to wins in the high jump (6 feet, 11 ¼ inches) and 1000-meAward for Respect and Leadership. ter run (2:43.08)...Went over the pole vault bar at a career-high mark of Personal: Born March 7, 1994...Son of Patricia and Brian Sullivan...Father, 16-5.50 to take fifth at the Akron Invite...Won the open pole vault after Brian, played basketball at St. Bonaventure University...Sisters Lauren and reaching 16-0.75 at the VT Elite Meet...Earned runner-up honors in the Caroline also chose Georgia for their college...Majoring in pre-Business. heptathlon at the SEC Championships after scoring 5,693 points, thanks in part to personal bests in the 60 (7.22) and long jump (23-7.25)...Posted seven personal-best marks (60 - 7.19; 1000 - 2:39.72; 60 hurdles - 8.28; pole vault - 16-8.75; long jump - 24-1.75; shot put - 44-9; heptathlon - 5,975 points) to finish fourth in the heptathlon at the NCAA Championships for randon hompson a First Team All-America certificate. High School: Competed at the 2009 IAAF World Youth Championships prints and finished 19th in the high jump....Personal-best marks of: 7,548 points 5-10 • Fr. (I)/Fr. (O) (decathlon), 11:47 (100-meter dash), 24-5 (long jump), 42-3 (shot put), Gainesville, Ga. 6-10.75 (high jump), 52.27 (400), 15.25 (110 hurdles), 136-6 (discus), 15-7 vault), 184-3 (javelin) and 4:30.22 (1500). Chestatee (pole Personal: Born December 27, 1992...Son of Raina Uibo and Toomas Uibo... Majoring in pre-Business. High School: Two-time GHSA AAA state runner-up and three times in

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2013: Cross Country - Made his Career Bests season debut and was 173rd at the (I) (O) 8k Roy Griak Invitational with a time 8k CC --- 24:53.87 of 26:27.0...Scored for the first time 10k CC --- 31:43.70 in his career at the SEC Champion 1500m --- 3:58.92 ships after clocking a 24:53.87 for 5000m --- 14:34.20 27th place...Finished 71st at the 10k 10,000m --- 30:22.87 NCAA South Regionals...Completed his season by taking 242nd at the 10k NCAA Championships thanks to a time of 33L21.6. Outdoor - Finished 15th in the 10,000 (31:41.53) and 28th in the 5000 (15:05.15) at the SEC Championships...Posted a personal-best time of 30:22.87 to finish 13th in the 10,000 at the Mt. SAC Relays...Took third in the 5000 with a career-best time of 14:34.20 at the Florida Relays. Indoor - Redshirted for the Bulldogs. 2012: Cross Country - Earned a spot on the SEC All-Freshman team after finishing 37th at the SEC Championships in 24:59.81 (8k)…Made his collegiate debut at the Commodore Classic, finishing 37th overall in 25:40.56… Turned in a time of 25:16.65 (8k) at the Greater Louisville Classic to place 98th...Placed 212th at the NCAA Championships in a time of 31:52.7 on the 10k course. High School: Finished 21st at the 2011 Foot Locker South Regional meet... Won the 2012 GHSA AAAA state championship in the 3200 meters... Received Most Valuable Runner honors as a junior and senior...Earned the Coach’s Award as a sophomore...Named Freshman of the Year...Personalbest times of 4:19 (1600), 9:20 (3200) and 15:23 (5000). Personal: Born July 26, 1994...Son of Laura Vaughn and Sidney Vaughn... Undecided major.

collegiate competitors (fourth overall) at the Florida Relays after having a mark of 61-6.25...Also was sixth in the discus at the Florida meet with a season-best mark of 164-3...Posted a 4.0 cumulative GPA during the 201213 academic year. Indoor: Won his first meet with the Bulldogs after reaching 61 feet, 4 ¼ inches at the Auburn Invite...Picked up a personal-best mark of 62-6.75 for second place in the shot put at the Razorback Invite...Finished in second at the Akron Invite with a top effort of 60-4...Hit a personal-best mark of 62-10 to win the shot at the VT Elite Meet...Reached 62-5.75 for third place in the shot put at the SEC Championships...Competed at his first NCAA Championships as a Bulldog and took 10th for a Second Team All-America certificate after reaching 60-7.75. Virginia (2012): Indoor - Earned Second Team All-American honors in the shot put...Finished second at the ACC Championships and was named to the All-ACC team...Set a school indoor record with a mark of 62 feet, 1 inch. Outdoor - Won ACC titles in both the shot put and discus and was named the MVP Field Performer...Personal-best mark of 64-0.25, which is a UVA outdoor record, (shot put) and 179-11 (discus). High School: Five-time national champion (four indoor titles and one USATF Junior Nationals championship)...Eight-time All-American in the shot put...Named 2010 Track & Field News Indoor Athlete of the Year... Holds national freshman, sophomore and junior indoor and outdoor class records in the shot as well as the 14-, 15-, 16-year-old age class records... Captured eight New Jersey Meet of Championships titles in the shot and one in the discus...Only American to be a four-time individual champion at the Penn Relays and a two-time MVP at the meet...Four-time New Jersey Gatorade Athlete of the Year...Eastern Track’s Male Athlete of the Year...Finished fourth at the 2010 IAAF World Junior (U-19) Championships at only 17...High school personal best of 75-10.25, which is a New Jersey state outdoor record, (shot) and 186-4 (discus)...Also owns New Jersey state indoor record in the shot (71-9.50)...Recorded a national record 96 throws over 70 feet and is the No. 3 U.S. thrower outdoors in U.S. high school history...Six-time Star-Ledger Athlete of the Year for New Jersey and three-time Dailey Record Athlete of the Year for Morris County... NJEA/News 12 Scholar Athlete of the Year...Morris County Male Scholar Athlete of the Year...Member of the National Honor Society. Personal: Born April 16, 1993...Son of Michelle and Victor Vena...Majoring in Health and Physical Education.

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Derrick White Jr. Sprints

6-0 • Fr. (I)/Fr. (O) Lithia Springs, Ga. Lithia Springs High School: Finished third in the 400-meter dash (49.19) and 200 (22.38) at the 2013 GHSA AAAAA State Championships...Won in the same events at the 5A Section-A meet and swept the 200 and 400 at the Region 5-AAAAA meet...Took third in both the 200 and 400 at the 2013 Georgia Olympics...Personal-best times of 21.66 (200) and 48.60 (400)...Named the NeighbordhoodNewspapers.com Athlete of the Week in March of this year...Student body president at Lithia Springs. Personal: Born January 20, 1995...Son of Marlon Washington and Jessica Washington...Majoring in pre-Business.

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6-3 • Sr. (I)/Sr. (O) Dallas, Ga. East Paulding 2012 NCAA Outdoor All-American (Second Team - Shot Put) 2013 NCAA Indoor All-American (Second Team - Shot Put)

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6-3 â&#x20AC;˘ So. (I)/So. (O) Marietta, Ga. Kell 2013: Outdoor - Scored three points Career Bests for the Bulldogs in the decathlon af- (I) (O) ter tallying 6,765 points at the SEC 60m 7.08 --Championships...Also was 11th in 60mH 8.00 --the 110 hurdle prelims (14.51) and 100m --- 10.80 19th in the long jump (21-1.25) at 110mH --- 13.98 the SEC meet...Finished third in 400m --- 48.67 the decathlon at the Drake Relays 1000m 2:47.98 --with a personal-best score of 6,916 1500m --- 4:43.62 points thanks in part to winning HJ 6-2.25 6-1.50 the 100 hurdles (14.38)...Posted a PV 14-7.25 --day one personal-best score of 3,939 LJ 23-9.50 24-1 points at the Bulldog Decathlon SP 39-3.75 40-0.75 before suffering a fall during the PV --- 13-9.25 110 hurdles and pulling out of the Discus --- 133-3 competition...Had a season-best Javelin --- 158-9 finish of 14.30 to take second in the Hep. 5,494 --110 hurdles at the Yellow Jacket Dec. --- 7,268 Invite. Indoor - Took fourth in his first collegiate heptathlon at the Razorback Invite after scoring 5,376 points, thanks in part to winning the 60-meter hurdles with a time of 8.04... Crossed the 60 hurdles finish line with a career-best time of 8.00 to finish third in the open event at the Akron Invite. High School: As a senior, helped lead the Longhorns to a GHSA AAAA state title...Won individual titles in both the 110-meter hurdles and the 300 hurdles and was sixth in the long jump...Was the high-point scorer of all the classifications at the state meet...Named Atlanta Track Club Man of the Year 2012...Personal-best marks of 6,374 points (decathlon), 14.13 (110 hurdles), 37.45 (300 hurdles) and 22 feet, 10 inches (long jump)...Led Kell to a third-place finish as a junior...Finished second in the 110 hurdles and third in the 300 hurdles at the state meet as a junior...School record holder in both the 110 and 300 hurdles 2010-2012...Won the octathlon at the 2011 World Youth Track & Field Trials with a score of 5,332...Voted team MVP as a sophomore, junior and senior...Honored as the Outstanding Underclassman Award as a freshman...Also played football at Kell and won the Receiver of the Year award and was named to the All-County team twice... Played on Longhorn football teams who won region championships in 2010 and 2011...Earned a spot on the Honor Roll as a senior. Personal: Born January 17, 1994...Son of Blane Williams and Terri Williams...Sister, Kendall, is a member of the Lady Bulldogs...Majoring in pre-Business/Marketing.

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5-7 • Fr. (I)/Fr. (O) Marietta, Ga. Lassiter 2013: Cross Country - Scored for the Career Bests Lady Bulldogs after taking 16th at (I) (O) the 6k Furman Classic with a time 6k CC --- 21:52.85 of 21:52.85...Finished 187th at the 6k Roy Griak Invitational with a time of 23:20.45...Was 272nd at the 6k Wisconsin Invitational after clocking a 22:55. High School: Finished fourth at the 2011 GHSA 6-A state cross country meet and sixth in 2012...State finalist in the 800-meter run, 1600 and 3200...Member of Atlanta Track Club Footlocker Team Georgia...Named Cobb County Runner of the Year and to Milesplit’s US First Team Elite... Captain of cross country and track teams...Personal-best times of 2:19 (800), 5:07 (1600) and 18:38 (cross country 5000)...Recorded four victories in cross country...Also swam (team captain) and played lacrosse at Lassiter...Member of National Honor Society, Renaissance Student Leadership Team and Fellowship of Christian Athletes...Peer minister at Transfiguration Catholic Church...Academic Letterman. Personal: Born May 11, 1995...Daughter of Linda and Jay Ainslie...Father, Jay, played soccer at North Carolina...Intending to major in Broadcast Journalism.

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5-5 • Sr. (I)/-- (O) Birmingham, Ala. Mountain Brook

2012 NCAA Cross Country Championships Competitor 2013 NCAA Outdoor All-American (Second Team - 3000mST) 2011, 2012, 2013 SEC Academic Honor Roll

2013: Outdoor - Concluded her outCareer Bests door career after earning Second Team (I) (O) All-America honors in the 3000-meter 800m --- 2:23.98 steeplechase at the NCAA Champion 1500m --- 4:34.60 ships with a 10:17.96 for 16th place... Mile 4:57.93 --Finished with a 10:05.47 to take sixth 3000m 9:43.89 10:13.60 in the steeplechase and qualify for the 3000mST --- 10:02.02 national meet at the NCAA Prelims... 5000m 16:50.78 17:20.44 Set a school record in the steeplechase 5k CC --- 17:07.92 by finishing in 10:02.02 for second at 6k CC --- 20:53.5 the SEC Championships...Ran on the eighth-place DMR team at the Drake Relays (11:34.61)...Was second at the Florida Relays and third at the Mt. SAC Relays after clocking a pair of 10:08s...Earned runner-up honors in the 5000 (17:20.44) at the Georgia Relays...Finished third in the 1500 at the Alabama Relays. Indoor - Won the 5000 (17:10.02) and also took seventh in the mile after registering a 4:57.93 at the Razorback Invite...Crossed the 5000 finish line in 16:52.29 for 34th place at the Husky Classic.

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2012: Cross Country - Raced to a second-place finish at the seasonopening Georgia Invitational, crossing the finish line of the 5k course in 17:07.92…Scored at the Greater Louisville Classic after finishing in 17:38.20 to claim 51st place…Finished third among Georgia runners and 169th overall at the Wisconsin adidas Invitational with a time of 21:11 (6k)…Scored for the second time of her career at the SEC Championships, crossing the finish line in 21:32.86 to claim 32nd…Scored at the NCAA South Regionals for the third consecutive season with a 30th-place finish in 20:53.5 (6k)…Finished 165th at the NCAA Championships in 21:13.5. Outdoor – Clocked a career-best 10:23.35 to finish 24th in the 3000 steeplechase at the NCAA East Prelims…Finished fourth in the steeplechase at the SEC Championships after finishing in 10:25.70…Was sixth in the steeplechase at the Drake Relays…Had her second-best time of 10:27.87 to take fifth at the Mt. SAC Relays…Sped to a career-best time of 10:24.15 for second place in the steeplechase at the Florida Relays…Shot to a 10:42.20 finish to win the steeplechase at the Georgia Relays. Indoor – Had a personal-best time of 9:58.71 to take 12th in the 3000 at the Kentucky Invitational…Clocked a career-best mark of 5:00.72 for 11th place in the mile at the Auburn Invitational…Finished third in the 3000 (10:03.40) at the Tiger Paw Invitational…Had the fastest finish of her life in the 3000 (9:55.39) for 16th at the SEC Championships. 2011: Cross Country - Clocked a career-best 5k time of 17:56.37 to take third at the season-opening Georgia Invitational…Was the Lady Bulldogs’ second finisher at the Notre Dame Invitational after taking 72nd place (17:57)…Scored for Georgia at the Wisconsin Invitational with a 224thplace finish (22:02.4)…Finished 34th at the SEC Championships after recording a time of 21:49.22…Earned All-Region honors after leading UGA with a 24th-place finish (24:28.1) at the NCAA South Regionals. Outdoor – Registered a personal-best time of 10:24.84 to take 21st in the 3000-meter steeplechase at the NCAA East Prelims…Earned runner-up honors in the steeplechase at the War Eagle Invite…Improved her top time in the steeplechase to 10:33.51, which is No. 2 in the school record books, for runner-up honors at the Florida Relays…Recorded a careerbest finish of 10:44.71 for second-place honors in the steeplechase at the SEC vs. Big Ten Challenge…Was the runner-up in the steeplechase at the Georgia Intercollegiate Invitational. Indoor - Finished seventh in the mile (5:06.01) at the Tiger Paw Invite. 2010: Cross Country – Took 14th (18:46.04) at the 5K Georgia Cross Country Invitational…Finished seventh (18:27.23) at the UGA-GT Dual Meet…Scored for the Lady Bulldogs at the Greater Louisville Classic after taking 67th with a time of 18:15.43…Took 115th out of 274 competitors at the NCAA Pre-Nationals after clocking a 21:57.8…Finished 36th at the SEC Championships to score for UGA after finishing in 22:06.16…Took 43rd and scored for the Lady Bulldogs in her first trip to the NCAA South Regionals with a time of 21:26.71. Outdoor – Became the only freshman scorer in the 3000-meter steeplechase after taking seventh (10:50.40) at the SEC Championships…captured her first collegiate victory after taking first in the steeplechase at the Spec Towns Invitational…made her collegiate debut and finished sixth with a time of 10:44.88 at the Florida Relays. Indoor - Redshirted for the Lady Bulldogs. 2009: Cross Country - Made her collegiate debut and finished seventh (20:12.59) at the Georgia Cross Country Invitational…Completed her second race in 150th place (18:52) at the Notre Dame Invitational. High School: Earned All-American honors in the 4x1600-meter relay and was 10th in the nation in the mile at the Nike Nationals...Team finished sixth at the XC national championships in Portland, Ore....Named an AllState performer every year since 2003, including fifth at the 2008 AHSAA state cross country meet and third at the 2004 state cross country meet... Personal-best times of 2:19 in the 800, 5:04 in the 1600 and 11:13 in the 3200...Was the point guard and captain of Mountain Brook’s basketball team...Ran for the Magic City Track Club...Involved with her church and other volunteer work Personal: Born February 10, 1991...Daughter of Trent and Suzanne Boozer...Majoring in Genetics.

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5-7 • Fr. (I)/Fr. (O) Alpharetta, Ga. Alpharetta High School: Finished third in the 800-meter run at the 2012 and 2013 GHSA 6-A state track and field meets...Won a region title in the 800 as a junior...Took second at the region level in the 400 as a sophomore and junior...Personal-best times of 2:12.50 (800) and 5:11.02 (1600)...Named Alpharetta’s MVP as a senior and Most Improved in 2012...Earned a High School Athlete of the Week during the 2013 season...Member of Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA). Personal: Born April 4, 1995...Daughter of Georges Bordes...Majoring in pre-Business.

Anna Bowles Distance

5-4 • So. (I)/Jr. (O) Evans, Ga. Lakeside

2012, 2013 SEC Academic Honor Roll

2013: Cross Country - Finished 22nd Career Bests at the 5k Georgia Cross Country (I) (O) Invitational with a 19:43.77...Was 42nd 1500m --- 5:03.91 at the 6k Furman Classic with a time 3000m 10:13.06 --of 22:32.03...Finished 12th at the 6k 5000m --- 18:28.43 Berry Invitational to score with a time 5k CC --- 17:49.46 of 23:23.13. 6k CC --- 21:35.65 Outdoor - Finished 11th in the 1500 at the Spec Towns Invite. Indoor - Did not compete for the Lady Bulldogs. 2012: Cross Country - Was 11th (17:49.46) at the Georgia Invitational… Scored with a 54th-place finish (22:48.00) at the Commodore Classic… Rounded out her sophomore campaign by taking 97th (22:49.44) at the SEC Championships. Outdoor – Made her outdoor debut and finished fourth in the 5000-meter run (18:28.43) at the Georgia Relays. Indoor – Finished 15th in the 3000-meter run with a time of 10:32.69 at the VT Elite meet. 2011: Cross Country - Made her collegiate debut and finished fourth in the Georgia Invitational with a time of 18:03.16...Finished fifth overall at the 6k Georgia State Invitational after finishing in 22:42...Scored for the third consecutive meet for the Lady Bulldogs after taking 126th (18:24) at the Notre Dame Invitational...Named to the All-SEC Freshman team after scoring with a 27th-place finish (21:35.65) at the SEC Championships... Scored at the NCAA South Regionals after taking 46th (21:58.0). High School: Captured three GHSA AAAA state titles on the track with two in the 3200 meters and one in the 1600...Won a pair of AAAA state cross country titles...Also had five runner-up finishes at the state track meet and one runner-up finish at the state cross country meet...Personalbest times of 18:07 (5k), 4:57 (1600) and 10:42 (3200), with both her 1600 and 3200 times as top-10 times all-time marks in Georgia...Earned the Al Woodham Memorial Award for having the best all-class performance in the 3200 as a junior and in the 1600 as a senior at the state meet...Finalist for Greater Augusta Sports Council’s GAMES award as a junior and a senior...Helped lead Lakeside’s cross country team to a runner-up finish

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her junior year and a third-place finish her senior year...Part of Panther 4x1600 team that ran the second-fastest time (21:09.18) in state history... Also contributed as a senior during Lakeside’s second-place finish at the state track meet and as a junior during the team’s third-place finish... Graduated in top 5 percent of class with a 4.0 GPA...Member of the National Honor Society and maintained those honors all four years at Lakeside...High school teammate of current Bulldog Shane Wilson. Personal: Born November 10, 1992...Daughter of Ken and Connie Bowles...Father, Ken, ran cross country and track at Akron University... Majoring in Psychology.

Rashan Brown Sprints

5-3 • Fr. (I)/So. (O) Freeport, Grand Bahamas Bishop Michael Eldon School

2013: Outdoor - Finished 17th in the Career Bests 400-meter dash prelims (56.42) at the (I) (O) SEC Championships...Part of 4x100 400m --- 56.42 team that took third at the SEC Championships with a time of 45.16...Ran on the winning 4x200 relay team (1:34.01) at the Drake Relays...Also part of sprint medley relay team that was second at Drake with a 3:46.02. Indoor- Redshirted for the Lady Bulldogs. High School: Champion in the 400-meter dash at the 2012 Bahamas Junior and Senior National Championship…Won the 400 and part of the winning 4x100 relay team at the 2012 Carifta Games….Part of 2010 Youth Olympic gold medalist sprint medley team…Named 2009 Bahamas Association of Athletic Association (BAAA) Junior Female Athlete of the Year…Represented her native country at the 2009 World Championships…Personal-best times of 52.41 (400), 23.60 (200) and 7.61 (60)… Joined three other Bahamian teammates to record a National Junior Record time of 3:33.43 in the 4x400 relay for fourth place at the World Junior Championships in Moncton, Canada…Captured high school titles in the 200 and 400 in 2008-10 and 2012……Was ranked in the top 15 on IAAF 2010 World Top Lists…Finished second in the 400 and third in the 200 at the 2009 Carifta Games…Took a bronze medal in the 400 at the 2008 Carifta Games…Member of the 2006 Bahamas team that won the silver medal in the 4x400 relay at Cariftas…Also competed for the Bahamas at the Pan American Games, Commonwealth Games and Central American and Caribbean Championships…Awarded all of the Bahamian scholar awards. Personal: Born November 27, 1993…Daughter of Dionne and Roger Brown…Oldest of five siblings…Undecided major.

Quintunya Chapman Multi-Events

5-8 • Jr. (I)/Jr. (O) Hinesville, Ga. Bradwell Institute

2012, 2013 SEC Academic Honor Roll

2013: Outdoor - Ran on the winning 4x200 relay team (1:34.01) at the Drake Relays...Also part of sprint medley relay team that was second

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Megan Charbeneau Distance

5-4 • So. (I)/So. (O) Valdosta, Ga. Lowndes 2013: Cross Country - Took 36th in the Career Bests 5k Georgia Cross Country Invitational (I) (O) after clocking a 20:28.54...Finished 5k CC --- 20:28.54 17th (23:45.00) at the 6k Berry Invita 6k CC --- 23:45.00 tional. High School: Helped lead Lowndes to a pair of cross country GHSA Region 1-6A titles...Won individual region championships those years and was named the Runner of the Year...Also finished first in the 1600-meter

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run and 3200 at the track region meet for two straight years...Received the MVP Vikette Award and the Most Desire Award...Personal-best times of 18:12.10 (track 5000), 18:36.59 (cross country 5000), 11:22.63 (3200) and 5:20.41 (1600)...Captain of cross country team...Competed at the New Balance Indoor Track Nationals in the 4x800 relay...Named Cherokee’s track and field MVP...Earned the Super Chief Student-Athlete Award in back-to-back years...Won the 3200 at the Shore Coaches Freshman Class A...Named to South Jersey Olympic Conference Cross Country First Team twice and the Cherokee cross country Rookie of the Year...Part of All-Courier Post Girls Cross Country Team...Also swam for a year at Cherokee and one at Lowndes...Attended Cherokee HS in New Jersey as a freshman and sophomore...Member of Cherokee Renaissance, Anchor, Key and Spanish clubs and part of the Class Cabinet...Volunteered at Weisman Children’s Rehab Hospital...Worked with Future Business Leaders of America. Personal: Born April 3, 1995...Daughter of Kristin Charbeneau and Greg Charbeneau...Parents both swam for Bowling Green...Sister, Alex, swam for James Madison University...Majoring in pre-Business.

Stella Christoforou Distance

5-8 • Sr. (I)/Sr. (O) Limassol, Cyprus/Greece Pascal English School

2012 NCAA Cross Country Championships Competitor 2013 NCAA Indoor All-American (Second Team - DMR)

2013: Cross Country - Took fifth to Career Bests score at the 5k Georgia Cross Country (I) (O) Invitational thanks to her time of 5k CC --- 17:68.68 19:02.96...Scored at the 6k Wisconsin 6k CC --- 21:20.01 Invitational thanks to a 222nd-place 800m 2:09.83 2:09.28 finish (21:58)...Finished 51st and was 1500m --- 4:27.46 the third Lady Bulldog scorer at the Mile 4:44.46 --SEC Championships with a time of 3000m 9:49.70 --21:58.17...Scored for Georgia with 3000mST --- 10:40.79 a 51st-place finish (21:20.01) at the NCAA South Regionals. Outdoor - Finished 15th in the steeplechase (11:13.68) at the SEC Championships...Had a season-best 1500 time of 4:31.52 for 12th at the Drake Relays...Finished second at the War Eagle Invite in the 1500. Indoor - Took sixth in the 3000-meter run with a season-best time of 9:49.70 at the Auburn Invite...Won the mile at the Razorback Invite after crossing the finish line in 4:48.87... Also ran a leg on the second-place distance medley relay team in Arkansas after they combined for an 11:39.68... Finished second in the 800 with a personal-best time of 2:10.30 at the Akron Invite...Set a new personal best in the mile after taking fourth (4:48.26) at the Husky Classic...Finished seventh in the mile at the SEC Championships after completing her laps in a career best 4:44.46...Part of distance medley relay that shattered the school record with an 11:25.25 for fifth place at SECs...Part of distance medley relay that set a school record by taking fifth at the Alex Wilson Invite with an 11:03.27...Ran on the distance medley relay team at the NCAA Championships that finished 10th with a time of 11:12.49 (No. 2 in school history). 2012: Cross Country - Placed third overall at the Georgia Invitational 5k in 17:18.68…Finished 136th at the Greater Louisville Classic in 18:14.79 on the 5k course…Clocked a 21:33 (6k) at the Wisconsin adidas Invitational to place 224th overall…Finished 54th at the SEC Championships in 21:55.77 (6k)…Finished 76th at the NCAA South Regionals in 21:46.3 on the 6k course…Turned in a time of 22:27.7 (6k) at the NCAA Championships en route to a 248th-place finish.

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Outdoor – Had a season-best time of 4:36.40 to win the 1500-meter run at the War Eagle Invite…Finished third in the 800 with a time of 2:12.83 at the Spec Towns Invite…Was the second finisher in the steeplechase (11:07.13) at the Georgia Relays. Indoor – Clocked the eighth-fastest time in school history (4:50.42) to take fourth in the mile at the Kentucky Invitational…Finished seventh in the 800-meter run with a time of 2:11.53 at the Mark Colligan Memorial…Was 23rd (4:53.14) in the mile at the Husky Classic…Finished with the eighthfastest 800 in school history (2:09.93) during the prelims at the SEC Championships…Also combined with teammates to finish with the third-best distance medley relay time (11:35.42) in UGA history to take sixth at SECs. 2011: Outdoor – Teamed with three teammates to record a time of 11:34.14 to take fifth in the distance medley relay at the Drake Relays…Earned runner-up honors in the steeplechase after clocking a time of 10:40.79 in her first official try at the event…Finished fifth in the 800 (2:09.37) at the War Eagle Invite…Won the 800 at the Spec Towns Invite after completing her two laps in a personal-best 2:09.28…Took fourth in the 1500 at the Florida Relays…Was named the SEC Freshman of the Week after winning the 1500 at the Georgia Intercollegiate Invitational with a time of 4:27.46. Indoor - Joined with her teammates to take eighth in the DMR (11:57.09) at the SEC Indoor Championships…Also finished ninth in the 800-meter run at the SEC meet after clocking a personal-best time of 2:10.40 in the prelims to qualify…Improved her career-best time in the 800 (2:11.46) to take 24th at the Husky Classic…Finished fourth in the 800 at the Big 12 vs. SEC Challenge with the eighth-best time in school history (2:11.72)… Part of DMR team that finished second at the Big 12 vs. SEC meet after clocking an 11:35.38, which is No. 2 on the school all-time top-10 list… Made her collegiate track debut and won the 800 at the Clemson Challenge with a time of 2:14.90. 2010: Cross Country – Made her collegiate debut and took 16th at the 5K Georgia Cross Country Invitational with a time of 18:53.01…Took ninth (18:38.07) at the UGA-GT Dual Meet…Took 95th (18:30.44) at the Greater Louisville Classic…Led the Lady Bulldogs for the first time in her career after taking fourth (18:34) out of 111 competitors at the Furman Invitational…Finished 67th (23:02.56) at the SEC Championships during her first conference meet. High School: National record holder in the 800 and 1500…Part of Cyprus and Greek national teams at the Youth and Junior levels that captured two World Youth Championships, three European Championships and five National Championships…Personal-best times of 2:07.41 (800), 4:26 (1500) and 56.2 (400)…Named Best Athlete of the Year from 2008 to 2010 at Pasal…Won six high school championships. Personal: Born March 2, 1992…Daughter of Christos and Rodoula Christoforo…Majoring in Human Development and Family Science.

gia Invitational…Took 76th at the Commodore Classic. High School: Won 2012 GHSA A state titles in the 1600-meter run and the 3200....Earned runner-up honors at the state meet and the region meet in cross country as a junior and senior...Captured the 2008 GISA state cross country championship as a freshman...Personal-best times of 5:02 (1600), 11:08 (3200) and 18:28 (5k)...Set school records in the 1600, 3200, 800 and 2000 steeplechase...Earned the Dooley Award and the Most Athletic Award. Personal: Born February 20, 1994...Daughter of Ronda and Taylor Coppage...Majoring in pre-Early Childhood Education.

Jenn Cora Distance

5-7 • Fr. (I)/Fr. (O) Atlanta, Ga. Lakeside 2013: Cross Country - Made her colCareer Bests legiate debut by taking 11th at the 5k (I) (O) Georgia Cross Country Invitational 5k CC --- 19:17.44 with a time of 19:17.44...Scored for 6k CC --- 21:57.89 the first time at the 6k Furman Classic with a 22nd-place finish (21:57.89)...Was 190th at the 6k Roy Griak Invitational after clocking a 23:22.20...Earned runner-up honors at the 6k Berry Invitational after completing the course in 22:32.04...Took 93rd at the SEC Championships after clocking a 23:11.74. High School: Finished second at the 2012 GHSA 5-A state cross country championships after clocking a 20:08.96...Won the region title before the state meet...Was fifth in the 3200-meter run and took sixth in the 1600 at the 2013 state track and field meet...Personal-best times of 18:50 (cross country 5000), 5:15 (1600) and 11:15 (3200)...Earned the Most Improved, VIP and Coach’s awards as well as being named the Viking Award winner for cross country in 2012 and for track and field in 2013...Received the Atlanta Track Club’s 2013 Patty Foell Scholarship...Member of the National Honor Society, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Lakeside Gay Straight Alliance and the Honor Roll. Personal: Born October 20, 1994...Daughter of Lori and Hector Cora... Majoring in Chemistry.

Victoria Coppage Distance

Asianna Covington Throws

5-6 • Fr. (I)/So. (O) Macon, Ga. First Presbyterian Day School

2013: Outdoor - Took fifth at the Career Bests Spec Towns Invite after finishing the (I) (O) 1500 in 4:48.10...Took seventh in the 5k CC --- 18:05.37 steeplechase after clocking a 10:45.27 6k CC --- 23:18.61 at the Florida Relays...Earned runner 1500m --- 4:48.10 up honors in the 3000 (10:45.25) at the 3000m --- 10:45.25 Georgia Relays. 3000mST --- 10:45.27 Indoor - Redshirted for the Lady Bulldogs. 2012: Cross Country - Managed a 17th-place finish (18:05.37) at the Geor-

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6-2 • Fr. (I)/Fr. (O) Vancouver, British Columbia Little Flower Academy High School: Set Canadian high school record in the discus at 160 feet, 8 inches at the Fraser Valley Invitational and in the 3kg hammer throw at 198-2...Held No. 2 ranking in World Youth Rankings...Competed at the 2012 World Junior Championships in Barcelona and at the 2011 Commonwealth Youth Games in the Isle of Man...Captured gold medals in all three of her throwing events (one in the hammer, two in the discus and two in the shot put) at the British Columbia High School Championships over the course of her career...Her discus championship in 2013 broke a

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42-year-old record in the event...Won two hammer titles and three discus titles at the Canadian Junior Championships, Youth Championships and Junior Nationals...Personal-best marks of 191-1 in the hammer, 167-3 in the discus, 59-9 in the weight and 40-2.75 in the shot put...Chosen to be Canada’s flag bearer at the IV Commonwealth Youth Games...Helped lead Little Flower Academy to the 2013 B.C. Provincials championship, was team MVP and earned the Top Female Athlete Award at the B.C. high school championships...Member of Student Council and on the Honor Roll all four years...Father, Grover, is a CFL Hall of Fame defensive end while brother, Christian, led Conference USA in sacks by a rookie in 2012 with five as a defensive tackle at Rice University before tallying a teamhigh 11.5 tackles for loss in 2013. Personal: Born August 29, 1995...Daughter of Grover and Natasha Covington...Majoring in pre-Business.

Nicole DiMercurio Distance 5-8 • -- (I)/Sr. (O) Suwanee, Ga. North Gwinnett 2012 NCAA Cross Country Championships Competitor 2012 SEC Academic Honor Roll 2013: Cross Country - Won her Career Bests first collegiate meet after clocking (I) (O) an 18:28.00 at the 5k Georgia Cross Mile 4:50.05 --Country Invitational...Took 75th to be 1500m --- 4:44.63 the second Lady Bulldog finisher at 3000m 9:46.81 9:51.14 the 6k Roy Griak Invitational with a 5000m 16:49.01 16:44.56 time of 22:21.25...Was the top finisher 10,000m --- 35:05.06 for Georgia at the 6k Wisconsin Invi 5k CC --- 17:29.13 tational after taking 116th with a time 6k CC --- 21:03.1 of 21:13...Second Lady Bulldog across the finish line at the SEC Championships with a time of 21:41.37 for 38th place...Earned All-Region honors after finishing 25th at the NCAA South Regionals with a time of 20:52.49. Outdoor - Was 12th in the 10,000 (35:05.06) at the SEC Championships... Also took 14th in the 5000 at the SEC meet with a time of 16:50.73...Had a personal-best time of 16:44.56 to take 14th in the 5000 at the Mt. SAC Relays...Finished the 1500 in 4:44.63 to take 21st at the Alabama Relays... Won the 5000 at the Georgia Relays after completing her laps in 17:07.32. Indoor - Took fourth in the 3000-meter run at the Auburn Invite after crossing the finish line in a season best 9:46.81...Clocked a personal-best time of 4:50.05 to take second in the mile at the Akron Invite...Finished 26th in the 5000 at the Husky Classic with a career-best time of 16:49.01.... Took 15th in the 3000 at the SEC Championships...Traveled with the distance medley relay team as an alternate to the NCAA Championships. 2012: Cross Country - Scored for the Bulldogs at the Georgia Invitational with a fifth-place finish in a time of 17:19.13 (5k)…Turned in a time of 22:35.86 (6k) to place 43rd at the Commodore Classic…Crossed the finish line in 17:52.54 at the Greater Louisville Classic 5k to place 76th…Finished 239th at the Wisconsin adidas Invitational in 21:40 on the 6k course… Scored for the Bulldogs at the SEC Championships, crossing the finish line in 21:36.96 (6k) to place 38th overall…Also scored for Georgia at the NCAA South Regionals with a 36th place finish in a time of 21:03.1 on the 6k course…Scored for Georgia at the NCAA Championships, placing 210th with a mark of 21:34.5. Outdoor – Did not compete for the Lady Bulldogs.

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Indoor – Finished eighth in the 3000-meter run after clocking a 10:29.09 at the Tiger Paw Invitational. 2011: Cross Country - Did not compete for the Lady Bulldogs. Outdoor – Was the runner-up in the 3000 (9:51.14) at the Georgia-Missouri dual meet…Clocked a career-best 16:58.97 to finish 10th in the 5000 at the Florida Relays…Finished second in the 5000 (17:39.65) at the Georgia Intercollegiate Invitational. Indoor - Finished 11th in the 5000 meters (17:19.22) at the SEC Indoor Championships…Finished eighth in the 3000 (9:51.86) at the Big 12 vs. SEC Challenge. 2010: Cross Country – Scored for the Lady Bulldogs by taking 10th at the 5K Georgia Cross Country Invitational with a time of 18:30.01…Took fourth at the UGA-GT Dual Meet after registering a time of 18:19.44… Finished 92nd at the Greater Louisville Classic after clocking a 18:29.77… Took 41st at the SEC Championships after clocking a time of 22:13.38. Outdoor - Finished fourth in the 1500-meter run (4:51.86) at the Spec Towns Invitational. Indoor - Competed sparingly for the Lady Bulldogs. 2009: Cross Country - Made her debut for the Lady Bulldogs, taking eighth at the 5K Georgia-Georgia Tech Dual Meet with a time of 18:56... Finished 74th (24:06.06) at her first 6K SEC Championships. High School: Finished fourth at the 2008 GHSA AAAAA state cross country meet after finishing fifth at the 2007 state meet with a time of 18:34... Named the distance MVP for North Gwinnett’s team from 2006-2009... Won the 2008 Westover Invitational, setting a new course record of 18:17, as well as the 2007 meet...Took fourth at the 2008 Reebok Coach Wood Invitational...Broke school records in the 5000, 4x800-meter relay, sprint medley relay and distance medley relay...Named MVP of North Gwinnett’s cross country team from 2006-2008...Clocked top career times of 10:55 (3200), 5:08 (1600) and 18:17 (5000)...Served as a Peer Leader and a Freshman Mentor and was a member of the 2007 Gwinnett County Student Leadership Summit...Also played on ALTA/USTA tennis teams. Personal: Born March 21, 1991...Daughter of Sam and Debbie DiMercurio...Majoring in Communication Studies.

Holly Ebbets Pole Vault

5-7 • Fr. (I)/Fr. (O) Leesburg, Ga. Lee County High School: Two-time GHSA AAAAA state champion in the pole vault... Finished second at the state meet as a freshman and third as a senior... State, region and school record holder...Personal-best height of 11 feet, 6 inches in the pole vault...Four-time region champion...Named Albany Herald “Athlete of the Week”...Also a competitive/football cheerleader... Part of World Class Sports LTD...Honor Graduate and Senior Superlative after graduating 12th in her class of 400...Vice President of Beta Club and HOSA (Future Health Professionals)...Member of National Honor Society and Spanish Honor Society. Personal: Born October 4, 1994...Daughter of Rich and Joy Ebbets... Brother, Caleb, also vaults for the Bulldogs...Majoring in Biology.

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Gabby Fulton Distance

Tatiana Gusin High Jump

5-5 • Sr. (I)/Sr. (O) Huntingdon, England. Chapel Hill - Ga. / Berry College

2013: Cross Country - Was 35th at Career Bests the season-opening 5k Georgia Cross (I) (O) Country Invitational with a 20:28.54... 5k CC --- 18:21.25 Was 72nd at the 6k Furman Classic. 6k CC --- 23:35.04 Outdoor - Posted a career-best time of 1500m --4:44.98 11:09.05 to take 14th in the steeplechase Mile 5:07.11 --at the Florida Relays....Earned runner 3000m 10:28.39 --up honors in the steeplechase at the 3000mST --- 11:09.05 War Eagle Invite. Indoor - Took 26th at the Auburn Invite after registering a season-best 5:07.11 in the mile...Finished 15th (10:28.39) in the 3000-meter run at the Razorback Invite...Was 10th in the mile at the VT Elite Meet. 2012: Cross Country - Finished 22nd (18:21.25) at the Georgia Invitational. Outdoor - Finished 15th in the 3000-meter steeplechase at the SEC Championships...Took ninth in the steeplechase with a personal-best time of 11:38.79 at the War Eagle Invite...Finished third in the steeplechase at the Spec Towns Invite...Earned a top-10 finish in the 1500 after completing her laps in 4:44.98 at the Georgia Relays. Indoor - Took 15th in the mile (5:17.29) at the VT Elite meet...Improved her time to 5:13.50 to take 17th at the Tiger Paw Invitational. 2011: Cross Country - Redshirted for the Lady Bulldogs. Berry College: Competed for one cross country and one track season. High School: Member of Chapel Hill’s 2007 state championship XC team...Advanced to the GHSA AAAA state meet all three years she competed...Captured region titles in the 800 as a sophomore and in the 1600 as a senior...Personal-best marks of 2:21 (800), 19:48 (5k) and 5:13 (1600), which is a school record...Also played soccer at Chapel Hill and rode in local horse shows and is still riding in Athens. Personal: Born February 22, 1992...Daughter of Paul and Charlotte Fulton...Majoring in Criminal Justice.

Morgan Green Distance

5-7 • Fr. (I)/Fr. (O) Roswell, Ga. Roswell High School: Finished fourth in the 800-meter run at the 2012 GHSA 6-A state meet after earning region runner-up honors in both the 800 and 1600...Was eighth in the 1600 at the same state championships...Helped lead cross country team to three consecutive eighth-place finishes at the state meet...Took 16th individually at the 2011 cross country state meet... Personal-best times of 19:47 in the cross country 5000 and 2:17 in the 800 and 5:07 in the 1600...Named the Best Newcomer in 2009 and the Most Improved in 2010...Also played on Roswell’s tennis team for a year... Member of National Honor Society and National Charity League... Named a National Achievement Scholar, National Merit Commended Student and Roswell Scholar Athlete. Personal: Born April 27, 1995...Daughter of Regina and Jeffery Green... Brother, Donovan, attended UGA from 2009-13...Pre-Exercise and Sport Science.

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6-2 • Fr. (I)/Fr. (O) Orhei, Moldova 2nd Unified Lyceum of Acharnae High School: Greek National Indoor high jump champion and National Junior champion each twice...Tied current Lady Bulldog Leontia Kallenou for fifth place at the 2013 European Junior Championships in Rieti, Italy... Personal-best mark of 6 feet, ½ inches...Won the Greek Youth National Championships as a freshman and sophomore...Finished third at the Balkan Championships as a senior...Coached by Ioanna Siomou. Personal: Born January 26, 1994...Daughter of Aliona Gusin and Ion Gusin...Pre-Athletic Training.

Carly Hamilton Distance

5-5 • Jr. (I)/Jr. (O) Springboro, Ohio Springboro

2012 NCAA Cross Country Championships Competitor 2013 NCAA Indoor All-American (Mile) 2013 NCAA Indoor All-American (Second Team - DMR) 2013 SEC Outdoor Champion (1500m) 2012, 2013 SEC Academic Honor Roll

2013: Cross Country - Won the 6k Career Bests Furman Classic during her first action (I) (O) of the season with a time of 20:25.53... 5k CC --- 17:14.92 Led the Lady Bulldogs for the eighth 6k CC --- 20:16.1 consecutive time while taking 19th 800m 2:11.12 2:16.98 at the 6k Roy Griak Invitational after 1500m --- 4:23.55 clocking a 21:21.85...Started but did Mile 4:50.10 --- not finish the 6k Wisconsin Invitational...Was also unable to finish the SEC Championships after racing in the front back for most of the race...Led the Lady Bulldogs at the NCAA South Regionals with a 15th-place finish (20:38.87) for All-Region honors. Outdoor - Missed qualifying for the national meet by two spots in the 1500-meter run at the NCAA Prelims after clocking a 4:18.26...Captured her first SEC title after winning the 1500 at the SEC Championships with a time of 4:14.27...Set a school record in the 1500 after completing her laps in 4:12.15 to win the Drake Relays...Finished with runner-up honors in the 1500 (4:17.21) at the Mt. SAC Relays...Won the 800 at the Spec Towns Invite after crossing the finish line in 2:08.44...Opened the year by winning the 1500 at the Florida Relays with a time of 4:21.33. Indoor - Set a school record in the 3000-meter run after shooting across the finish line in 9:20.89 for third place at the Razorback Invite...Also ran a leg on the second-place distance medley relay team in Arkansas after they combined for a 11:39.68...Won the mile at the Akron Invite after finishing her laps in 4:43.46...Established a new No. 1 mark on Georgia’s all-time list after taking ninth in the mile Invite with a 4:36.06 at the Husky Classic...Clocked the fastest time in the mile prelims at the SEC Championships, but was disqualified for breaking in too early...Part of distance medley relay that shattered the school record with an 11:25.25 for fifth place at SECs...Part of distance medley relay that set a school record by taking fifth at the Alex Wilson Invite with an 11:03.27...Finished fourth

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for a First Team All-America certificate at the NCAA Championships after finishing the mile in 4:38.44...Also ran on the distance medley relay team at the NCAA meet that finished 10th with a time of 11:12.49 (No. 2 in school history). 2012: Cross Country - Earned first-team All-SEC honors after finishing fourth at the SEC Championships in 20:39.11 on the 6k course…Followed up with a strong performance at the NCAA South Regionals, finishing fourth in 20:16.1 (6k) en route to earning All-Region honors…Led the Bulldogs with a 19th-place finish at the Commodore Classic 6k in a time of 21:55.96…Placed 20th overall with a time of 17:14.92 at the Greater Louisville Classic 5k to lead all Georgia runners…Finished first among Bulldog runners and 74th overall at the Wisconsin adidas Invitational in 20:41 (6k)…Finished 92nd at the NCAA Championships out of 251 competitors in a time of 20:44.4 (6k). Outdoor – Wrapped up her first year with Georgia after taking 43rd in the 1500-meter run (4:34.06) at the NCAA East Prelims…Moved into the Lady Bulldogs’ all-time top-10 list in the 1500 after clocking a 4:23.55 in the prelims before taking 11th in the finals at the SEC Championships…Recorded a career-best time of 4:28.54 to take 51st in the 1500 at the Mt. SAC Relays…Earned runner-up honors at the Spec Towns Invite after clocking a 4:29.10 in the 1500…Clocked a 2:16.98 during an 800 used as a training session at the Florida Relays. Indoor – Opened her Lady Bulldog career by taking ninth in the mile (4:52.50) at the Kentucky Invitational…Moved into the Georgia record books after taking fifth in the 800-meter run (2:11.12) at the Mark Colligan Memorial…Clocked a personal-best 4:50.10 to finish 16th at the Husky Classic…Qualified for the mile finals at the SEC Championships with a time of 4:51.01, but did not start because of a foot injury. 2011: Cross Country: Opened her collegiate career by taking 15th (18:41.91) at the Georgia Invitational...Named SEC Co-Women’s Freshman of the Week after leading her team with a runner-up finish at the 6k Georgia State Invitational after clocking a 22:37...Scored for the Lady Bulldogs at the Wisconsin Invitational after taking 256th with a time of 22:24.5. High School: Won the OHSAA state championship in the 1600 meters as a senior...Recorded a second-place finish at the state cross country meet as a senior...Qualified for the Nike Cross Country Nationals where she placed 27th after taking fourth at the Nike Cross Midwest Regional... Personal-best times of 4:48 (1600), 17:29 (5k) and 2:10 (800)...Helped lead Springboro to a second-place finish at the 2010 state cross country meet... Was the runner-up in the 1600 at the state track meet and third at the state cross country meet as a freshman...Took third in the 1600 at the Ohio state meet as a junior...Finished fourth at the state cross country meet as a sophomore...Member of the National Honors Society and S.A.D.D. Personal: Born February 15, 1993...Daughter of Jim and Linda Hamilton... Majoring in Business-Marketing.

Taylor Hollingsworth Sprints

5-5 • Jr. (I)/Jr. (O) Columbus, Ga. Brookstone

2012, 2013 SEC Academic Honor Roll

2013 Outdoor - Ran on the eighth-place Career Bests distance medley relay team at the Drake (I) (O) Relays as the team finished in 11:34.61... 200m 25.98 25.49 Clocked a career-best time of 56.57 to 400m 56.63 56.57 take eighth in the 400 at the Yellow Jacket Invite...Was fourth in the 400 at the Alabama Relays...Took 24th in the 400 prelims (58.40) at the SEC Championships.

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Indoor - Clocked a season-best 25.98 to take 36th in the 200 at the Auburn Invite...Finished with her fastest time of the year (56.63) for 23rd place at the Razorback Invite....Took sixth in the 400 at the Akron Invite. 2012: Outdoor – Was a part of the 10th-place 4x400-meter relay team after clocking a season-best 3:45.27 at the SEC Championships…Finished ninth in the 400 (57.06) and 18th in the 200 (25.49) at the Yellow Jacket Invite. Indoor – Took 33rd (59.87) in the 400 at the Auburn Invitational during her first collegiate meet…Was ninth in the 400 (58.90) at the Mark Colligan Memorial…Finished 23rd in the 200 after recording a 26.06 and was 13th in the 400 (58.65) at the VT Elite meet…Also joined three teammates to clock a season-best 3:50.19 for third place at the VT meet… Ran a leg on the winning 4x400 relay team as the squad finished in 3:54.15 at the Tiger Paw Invitational…Clocked a 57.12 to take 34th in the 400 prelims at the SEC Championships. High School: Finished second in the 400-meter dash (57.99) and fifth in the 200 (26.51) at the GHSA A state meet as a senior...Took second in the 400 behind current Lady Bulldog teammate Megan Malasarte and third in the 200 at the state meet as a junior...Named to All Bi-City honors as a junior and senior...Was team captain as a junior and senior and MVP during her final season...Personal-best times of 57.04 (400), 25.46 (200) and 12.63 (100)...Earned Most Improved Award as a sophomore... Competed on the Quad City Striders that won a summer championship... Also played basketball and golf at Brookstone...Won country club girl’s golf championship...Member of National Honor Society and president of Sports Medicine Club. Personal: Born December 18, 1992...Daughter of Audrey and Selvin Hollingsworth, who both attended UGA...Cousin, Ryan, lettered on the Bulldog football team in 2001-02 and ran track...Majoring in Nutrition Science.

Myasia Jacobs Sprints 5-6 • So. (I)/So. (O) Paterson, N.J. Paramus Catholic 2013: Outdoor - Part of 4x100-meter Career Bests relay team that took third at the SEC (I) (O) Championships with a time of 45.16, 60m 7.51 --despite an injury to a leg near the finish 100m --- 11.59 line...Finished fourth at the Georgia Relays after crossing the 100 finish line in 11.59. Indoor - Took ninth in the 60 semifinals (7.54) at the Razorback Invite. High School: Earned All-American honors after finishing second in the 100 and third in the 200 at the 2010 New Balance National Outdoor Championships...Was also an All-American after taking sixth in the 60 at the 2009 Nike Indoor Nationals...AAU national champion in the 100... Personal-best times of 6.84 (55), 7.34 (60), 11.44 (100), 23.73 (200), 300 (39.28) and 56.48 (400)...Took second at the Youth Olympic Games...Won the 2011 Germany-Japan-USA Trilateral Friendly Indoor meet...Took second at the Youth Championships...Helped lead Paramus Catholic to the 2010 state championship...Captured a pair of New Jersey state titles in the 100 and the 200 for three consecutive years...Won the 55 at the 2011 Indoor SMOC meet & the Eastern States Championships and the 60 at the 2011 New Balance National Championships...Named New Jersey Gatorade Athlete of the Year...Named an All-Star Athlete by The Star-Ledger... Earned Athlete of the Week honors as a freshman and sophomore... YMCA J. Barry Stanford Award honoree of Bergen County...Earned First Honors in academics as a senior. Personal: Born January 8, 1994...Daughter of Karen Bruce and Malik Jacobs and Maurice Kennedy (stepfather)...One of five siblings...Majoring in pre-Business.

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Hilenn James Throws

6-4 • Sr. (I)/Sr. (O) Trinidad & Tobago

put and 127-11 in the discus...Also played field hockey and volleyball at Southeast Port-of-Spain. Personal: Born March 16, 1990...Daughter of Lennox James and Heidi Superville...Majoring in Consumer Economics.

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Freya Jones Throws

2013 SEC Indoor Champion (Shot Put) 2013 NCAA Indoor All-American (Shot Put) 2012 NCAA Outdoor All-American (Second Team - Shot Put)

2013: Outdoor - Missed a trip to the Career Bests NCAA Championships by one spot (I) (O) after taking 13th at the NCAA Prelims SP 55-10.50 54-3.25 with a mark of 51 feet, 8 ½ inches in the Discus --183-5 shot put...Opened her season at the SEC Championships and was fifth in the shot put with a mark of 53-1...Also finished 10th (152-0) in the discus at the SEC meet. Indoor - Set a school record after launching the shot 55 feet, 1 ½ inches at the Razorback Invite to take fourth...Won the shot put at the VT Elite Meet after reaching 54-7.50...Saved her longest throw (55-0.75) for her sixth attempt in the shot put to clinch the title at the SEC Championships...Topped her own school record with a top throw of 55-10.50 to take seventh and earn a First Team All-America certificate at the NCAA Championships, in a competition that featured a collegiate record mark (63-0.75). 2012: Outdoor – Exploded for a career-long shot put toss of 54 feet, 3 ¼ inches to earn a Second Team All-America certificate after taking 12th at the NCAA Championships…Reached a season-best mark of 52-8.75 to take seventh in the shot put and qualify for the national finals at the NCAA East Prelims…Was the Lady Bulldogs’ top scorer after taking second in both the discus (a personal-best mark of 183-5) and shot put (51-10) at the SEC Championships…Finished fifth in a pair of discus competitions at the Triton Invitational, reaching 178-6 in one comp and 173-9 in another…Took first in the shot put at the Spec Towns Invite with an effort of 51-3.75…Was third in the discus (169-7) and fifth in the shot put (51-9.75) at the Florida Relays…Launched a season-best shot put toss of 51-11.75 to win the Yellow Jacket Invite while also finishing first in the discus (160-5)…Exploded for a 40-foot personal best in the discus to reach 180-4 and win the Georgia Relays, moving to third on the all-time list. Indoor – Finished third overall in the shot put at the Auburn Invitational with a mark of 50 feet, 3 ½ inches…Won the Mark Colligan Memorial after her opening throw measured 50-6.25…Launched a season-best mark of 50-7.50 for fifth place at the VT Elite meet…Was the runner-up in the shot put at the Tiger Paw Invitational…Saved the best throw of her season (51-0.75) to take third at the SEC Championships. 2011: Outdoor - Wrapped up her freshman year at the NCAA East Prelims...Finished fifth in the shot put (50-10.75) at the SEC Championships... Picked up a one-foot victory in the shot put at the Georgia-Missouri dual meet...Improved to 52-11.50 with a fifth-place finish at the Florida Relays...Moved to No. 2 in the school record books with a mark of 51-4.25 for a fourth-place finish at the ASU Invite...Shot to fourth on the all-time top-10 list after registering a mark of 49-5.75 to win the shot put at the Georgia Intercollegiate Invitational, also took second in the discus. Indoor - Exploded for a career-best throw of 51 feet, 2 ¼ inches to finish fourth in the shot put at the SEC Indoor Championships...Had another career-best effort (49-5.50) to take eighth in the shot put at the Virginia Tech Elite meet, moving into the fourth spot on UGA’s all-time top-10 list...Hit a personal-best distance of 48-3.50 to take seventh in the shot put at the Big 12 vs. SEC Challenge...Was the runner-up in the shot put (45-7.75) at the Clemson Challenge, marking her first meet with the Lady Bulldogs. High School: Earned the distinction as the 2009 Trinidad and Tobago Under-20 Female Athlete of the Year...Finished fifth at the 2009 Pan-Am Juniors...Named the Trinidad and Tobago Female Field Athlete of the Year in 2006 and 2007...Part of Trinidad and Tobago national team that won the Pan-Am Juniors...Personal-best marks of 48 feet, 6 ¼ inches in the shot

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5-10 • Fr. (I)/So. (O) Chandlers Ford, Hampshire, U.K. Barton Peveril College 2013 NCAA Outdoor Champion (Javelin) 2013 NCAA Outdoor All-American (Javelin)

2013: Outdoor - Won the Lady Bulldogs’ Career Bests their third NCAA javelin title (first since (I) (O) 1999) after moving from fifth to first Javelin --- 180-3 place on her fifth of six throws with a personal-best toss of 180 feet, 3 inches at the NCAA Championships...Clinched her spot at the national meet after taking fourth in the javelin at the NCAA Prelims with a top throw of 167-6...Finished third in the javelin at the SEC Championships with the second-longest mark of her career at 165-10...Earned runner-up honors at the Drake Relays after recording a throw of 173-9. Indoor - Did not compete for the Lady Bulldogs. High School: Three-time English School champion...Junior and Intermediate Championships record holder...Personal-best javelin mark of 173 feet, 3 inches...Under-15, -17 and -20 English champion and championship record holder in all three...United Kingdom record holder for under-13, -15 and -17...2009-10 International Schools double champion and record holder as well as the U.K. School Games double champion and record holder (2009-10)...Named the 2012 Eastleigh Talented Athlete of the Year, the 2011 Hampshire Talented Athlete of the Year and the 2009 Hampshire Memorial Talented Athlete of the Year...Received the award for being the biggest contributor to sport and for being the most accomplished female athlete...Captain of both her netball team and her basketball team...Also played on her school’s rounders team. Personal: Born November 13, 1993...Daughter of Alan Raymond Jones and Annie Jones...Intending to major in Journalism.

Leontia Kallenou Jumps

5-11 • Fr. (I)/So. (O) Nicosia, Cyprus/Greece Greek Private School Forum

2013 SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll 2013 NCAA Outdoor All-American (High Jump)

2013: Outdoor - Reached a personalCareer Bests best high jump height of 6 feet, 1 ¼ (I) (O) inches on her second attempt to take HJ --- 6-1.25 fourth and earn First Team All-America honors at the NCAA Championships...Cleared 5-11.25 at the NCAA

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Prelims to clinch a spot at her first NCAA Championships...Took 10th in the high jump at the SEC Championships with a height of 5-8.75...Hit a personal-best mark of 6 feet to take fifth in the high jump at the Spec Towns Invite...Earned runner-up honors at the Yellow Jacket Invite with a mark of 5-11.25. Indoor - Redshirted for the Lady Bulldogs. High School: Won a Gold medal at the 2011 Common Wealth Games at Isle of Man, the Pancyprian Games in Cyprus and the Junior Athletics Pancyprian Games in Cyprus...Also had top finishes at the Pancyprian Spring Championship `Matseia’, the Pancyprian Lyceum Student Games and the District Student Games...Personal-best mark of 6 feet in the high jump...Captured a Silver medal at both the 2011 European Youth Festival in Trabzon and at the 2011 Games of the Small States in Europe (Liechtenstein)...Earned the `Award of Antonis Papadopoulos’...Had a Bronze medal finish in the 2011 European Team Championships (Bruno Zauli) and at the National Indoor Athletics Meeting in Athens...Named the Best Female Athlete for Track & Field (under-19) by the Cyprus Sports Organization as a junior and senior (fifth best as a sophomore)...Earned distinction for the finals grades of her apolyerion. Personal: Born October 5, 1994...Daughter of Georgios Kallenos and Anna Kallenou..Majoring in Consumer Economics.

Lauren Kelly Distance

5-5 • So. (I)/Fr. (O) Suwanee, Ga. Peachtree Ridge

2013: Outdoor - Did not compete for Career Bests the Lady Bulldogs. (I) (O) Indoor - Finished 12th in the 3000-me 5k CC --- 17:50.05 ter run (10:16.26) at the Razorback 6k CC --- 23:16.35 Invite...Took 12th in the mile (5:10.11) 800m 2:23.60 --and 28th in the 800 (2:23.60) at the VT Mile 5:10.11 --Elite Meet. 3000m 10:16.26 --2012: Cross Country - Opened her collegiate career by taking 12th (17:50.05) at the Georgia Invitational…Finished 75th at the Commodore Classic. High School: Captured 2012 region titles in both the 1600 and 3200 after also winning the 2011 region 1600 crown...Finished fourth at the state cross country meet and fourth in both the 1600 and 3200 at the state track meet during her junior year...Personal-best times of 5:07 (1600), 11:10 (3200) and 18:46 (5k)...Suffered injuries during both the state cross country and state track meets as a senior...Named to the Super Six team as a junior (track) and senior (track, cross country) and to the all-county and all-Atlanta metro teams...Lettered all four years...Also played tennis and swam in high school while attending Providence Christian during her freshman and sophomore years. Personal: Born December 15, 1993...Daughter of Hugh and Piper Kelly... Majoring in pre-Health Promotion.

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Savannah Kirk Distance

5-8 • Jr. (I)/Jr. (O) Atlanta, Ga. North Springs

2012 NCAA Cross Country Championships Competitor 2012, 2013 SEC Academic Honor Roll

2013: Cross Country - Scored with a Career Bests fourth-place finish at the 5k Georgia (I) (O) Cross Country Invitational with a time 5k CC --- 18:14.50 of 18:57.91...Was the second Lady Bull6k CC --- 21:19.7 dog across the finish line at the 6k Fur800m 2:16.12 --man Classic after taking seventh with 1500m --- 4:41.07 a 21:30.11...Finished 92nd (22:29.25) at Mile 4:57.46 --the 6k Roy Griak Invitational to score... 3000m 10:18.29 --Took 195th (21:48) to score for the Lady 3000mST --- 10:41.32 Bulldogs at the 6k Wisconsin Invitational...Scored with a 71st-place finish (22:21.21) at the SEC Championships...Was 61st (21:29.82) at the NCAA South Regionals. Outdoor - Did not compete. Indoor - Clocked a season-best time of 10:18.29 for 24th place in the 3000-meter run at the Auburn Invite...Finished with her fastest time of the year (5:04.74) for 16th place in the mile at the Razorback Invite...Took eighth in the mile and registered a time of 2:19.97 for 24th in the 800 at the VT Elite Meet. 2012: Cross Country - Finished 21st at the season-opening Georgia Invitational 5k in a time of 18:14.50…Scored for Georgia at the Commodore Classic after clocking a time of 22:54.18 (6k) for 59th place…Placed 135th at the Greater Louisville Classic 5k in 18:14.77…Scored for the Bulldogs at the Wisconsin adidas Invitational, finishing in 21:31 to place 218th overall…Finished 55th at the SEC Championships in a time of 21:57.06 on the 6k course…Clocked a time of 21:19.7 (6k) at the NCAA South Regionals to place 51st overall…Followed up with a time of 21:52.9 on the NCAA Championship 6k course to place 235th. Outdoor – Scored for the first time in her career after taking eighth in the 3000-meter steeplechase with the fastest time of her career (10:41.32) at the SEC Championships…Took third in the steeplechase at the War Eagle Invite…Had a career-best time of 10:55.52 in the steeplechase for 11th place at the Florida Relays…Was third in the steeplechase at the Georgia Relays. Indoor - Did not compete for the Lady Bulldogs. 2011: Cross Country - Finished 16th (18:46.66) at the season-opening Georgia Invitational...Scored for the Lady Bulldogs at the Notre Dame Invitational after clocking an 18:23 for 122nd place...Managed a 252ndplace finish (22:22.7) to be the fourth Georgia runner across the finish line at the Wisconsin Invitational...In her first SEC Championships, finished 48th after clocking a 22:10.28. Outdoor – Opened her season by winning the steeplechase at the Georgia Intercollegiate Invitational with a time of 10:59.43. Indoor - Advanced to the finals in the mile at the SEC Indoor Championships, taking 10th in the final round… Joined with her teammates to take eighth in the DMR (11:57.09) at the SEC meet…Clocked a 4:58.29 for 46th place in the mile at the Husky Classic…Part of DMR team that finished second at the Big 12 vs. SEC Challenge after clocking an 11:35.38, which is No. 2 on the school all-time top-10 list…Took third in the 800-meter run at the Clemson Challenge. 2010: Cross Country - Finished 12th in the first collegiate meet of her career at the 5K Georgia Cross Country Invitational with a time of 18:31.76... Scored for the Lady Bulldogs for the second straight time after taking sixth (18:22.03) at the UGA-GT Dual Meet. High School: Won the 2010 GHSA AAAA 800-meter state championship and placed third in the 1600 at the state meet...Personal-best marks of 5:05

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Brooke Koblitz Distance

5-4 • So. (I)/So. (O) Alpharetta, Ga. Centennial

2012, 2013 SEC Academic Honor Roll

2013: Cross Country - Finished eighth Career Bests (19:09.43) at the 5k Georgia Cross Coun- (I) (O) try Invitational...Scored for Georgia 5k CC --- 18:24.45 after taking 17th at the 6k Furman Clas- 6k CC --- 21:54.43 sic with a time of 21:54.43...Was 165th 800m 2:16.36 --at the 6k Roy Griak Invitational with a Mile 5:06.69 --time of 23:10.35...Finished 258th (22:33) 3000mST --11:44.96 at the 6k Wisconsin Invitational...Finished 91st (23:07.91) at the SEC Championships. Indoor & Outdoor - Did not compete for the Lady Bulldogs. 2012: Cross Country - Finished 23rd (18:24.45) at the Georgia Invitational. Outdoor – Had a career-best time of 11:44.96 for second place in the 3000-meter steeplechase at the Spec Towns Invite…Was third in the steeplechase at the Yellow Jacket Invite…Finished sixth in her first collegiate steeplechase at the Georgia Relays. Indoor – Opened her Georgia career by finishing 18th (5:06.69) in the mile at the Kentucky Invitational…Finished 13th in the 800-meter run after completing her laps in 2:16.36 at the Mark Colligan Memorial…Left the Tiger Paw Invitational with a ninth-place finish (5:08.81) in the mile…Was 16th in the 800 prelims at the SEC Championships. 2011: Cross Country - Was 25th at the season-opening Georgia Invitational...Scored for the Lady Bulldogs at the 6k Georgia State Invitational with a time of 23:21 for 10th place...Finished 46th overall (18:51.58) to score for Georgia at the Crimson Classic...Competed at her first SEC Championships and took 66th 922:48.00). High School: Captured the GHSA AAAAA state title in the 1600 meters and was third in the 800 as a senior before being awarded track’s Excalibur Award...Named to the 2011 MileSplit US First Team Elite for her performance in the 1600...Finished second at the AAAAA state cross country meet as a senior and was a member of the Team Georgia cross country team...Personal-best times of 4:59.72 (1600), 2:15.91 (800) and 18:33 (5k)...Set or was a part of a relay that set nine school records...Also set a new region cross country course record...Earned the honor of being the 2011 Atlanta Track Club Woman of the Year and the club’s 2010 Cross Country Woman of the Year...Four-time track MVP...Team captain for cross country, track and basketball teams as a senior...Named Rookie of the Year award as a freshman...Earned the cross country Captain’s Award as a sophomore and the Excalibur Award as a senior...2010 Wendy’s High School Heisman Award recipient...Named the TAG Intern of the Year as a senior and the Honors Geometry Student of the Year and the Talented and Gifted Student of the Year as a freshman...Member of Beta Club (secretary), National Honor Society, Spanish National Honor Society, Jewish Student Union (communications coordinator) and Mu Alpha Theta. Personal: Born April 13, 1993...Daughter of Sally and Alan Koblitz, who both attending UGA...Uncle, Richard Koblitz, also went to Georgia... Majoring in pre-Mathematics Education.

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Morgann Leleux Pole Vault

5-7 • Jr. (I)/Jr. (O) New Iberia, La. Catholic

2012, 2013 SEC Outdoor Champion (Pole Vault) 2012 SEC Female Freshman Athlete of the Year 2012 NCAA Indoor All-American (Pole Vault) 2012 NCAA Outdoor All-American (Pole Vault) 2013 NCAA Outdoor All-American (Second Team - Pole Vault) 2012 USTFCCCA South Region Women’s Field Athlete of the Year 2012, 2013 SEC Academic Honor Roll

2013: Outdoor - Reached a height of Career Bests 13 feet, 7 ¼ inches to tie for 13th in (I) (O) the pole vault at the NCAA Champi PV 14-9 14-6.75 onships for Second Team All-America honors...Cleared 13-5.25 on a single attempt at the NCAA Prelims to clinch her spot at the national meet...Won her second consecutive league crown in the pole vault at the SEC Championships after clearing 13-9.25 in windy conditions...Had a season-best mark of 14-2 to take second at the Spec Towns Invite...Won the Georgia Relays with a mark of 14-1.25. Indoor - Won the season-opening Auburn Invite after going over the pole vault bar at 13 feet, 11 ¼ inches...Took over the national lead with the 12th-best jump in indoor collegiate history after clearing 14-9 to win the Razorback Invite...Suffered a detached retina in the days after the Razorback meet and had a procedure to repair it...Returned to compete at the NCAA Championships and did not register a height after passing the first three heights and trying at 13-11.25. 2012: Outdoor – Finished as the runner-up in the pole vault at the NCAA Championships for a First Team All-America certificate with a clearance of 14 feet, 5 ¼ inches…Named the USTFCCCA South Region Women’s Field Athlete of the Year…Cruised into the national finals after clearing 13-5.25 at the NCAA East Prelims to tie for fifth place…Named the SEC Female Freshman Field Athlete of the Year…Hit yet another school record mark of 14-6.75 on her opening attempt to win at the SEC Championships, upsetting collegiate record holder and two-time NCAA champion Tina Sutej…Shattered her own school record in the pole vault after clearing 14-5.25 on her first attempt to take second overall at the Drake Relays, improving her No. 2 spot on the national performance list and tying the ninth-best mark in the world this year…Topped the school record after soaring over the bar at 14-4 on her second attempt to move into the top 15 worldwide in her event…Tied a school record and shot to the top of the national standings in the pole vault after clearing 14-3.50 at the Georgia Relays to win and earn SEC Freshman of the Week honors. Indoor – Made her collegiate debut and matched her indoor personalbest in the pole vault (13 feet, 8 ¼ inches) to take second behind the collegiate record holder at the Kentucky Invitational…Was the top collegiate finisher (second overall) at the Auburn Invitational after hitting a mark of 13-7.25…Soared over the bar at 13-8.50 to take fifth at the Razorback Invitational…Set a meet record and was named the Outstanding Female Performer at the VT Elite meet after winning the pole vault with an NCAA automatic qualifying mark of 14-4.50, which is the best mark for the Lady Bulldogs in 11 years and moves her to No. 2 in the school record books…Took third at her first SEC Championships after soaring over the pole vault bar at 14-1.25 as a new collegiate record (14-11) was set by the winner…Exploded for a career-best mark of 14-5.25 for a runner-up finish and First Team All-America honors at the NCAA Championships. High School: A five-time National Junior champion...Track & Field News 2011 National High School Girls Athlete of the Year...Won the 2011 Pan-American Junior Track & Field Championships...Finished fifth at the 2009 World Youth Championships in Bressanone, Italy...Personal-best mark of 14-2.75, which is a national high school record... Named the girls’ track and field honoree for the 2011 Senior Athletes of the Year by the National High School

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Torrenzia Lyles Sprints

5-5 • Jr. (I)/Jr. (O) Columbus, Ga. Shaw

2013: Outdoor - Was 22nd in the 200 Career Bests (25.02) at the Spec Towns Invite... (I) (O) Finished seventh in the long jump 60m 8.05 --- with a mark of 19-3.25 at the Spec 200m 25.61 24.98 Towns meet...Was 16th at the Yellow 400m 57.82 57.01 Jacket Invite in the 400 with a time of 58.06. Indoor - Finished 39th in the 200-meter dash (25.61) at the Razorback Invite...Clocked a season-best time of 57.82 for 11th in the 400 at the VT Elite Meet. 2012: Outdoor - Was a part of the 10th-place 4x400-meter relay team after clocking a season-best 3:45.27 at the SEC Championships...Took sixth in the long jump (18-4.25) and eighth in the 400 with a 57.01 at the Yellow Jacket Invite...Was fifth in the long jump (18-11.75) at the Georgia Relays. Indoor - Took fourth in the long jump after her fourth attempt measured 18 feet, ½ inches at the Mark Colligan Memorial...Was 18th in the 200-meter dash (25.74) at the VT Elite meet. High School: Won the 2009 GHSA AAA state 400-meter dash title...Finished first in the 200 and 400 at the region championship from 2009-11... Also captured a region long jump championship as a senior...Personalbest marks of 56.41 (400), 24.92 (200) and 18 feet, 5 inches (long jump)... Named team MVP in 2009, 2010 and 2011...Named to the First Team All Bi-City for her final three years...Named the Ledger-Enquirer’s Female Track Athlete of the Year...Earned Coach’s Award as a freshman...Member of SkillsUSA and National Technical Honor Society...Also played softball at Shaw. Personal: Born September 30, 1992...Daughter of LaToya Carter and Christopher Lyles...Majoring in pre-Criminal Justice.

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Megan Malasarte Distance

5-5 • Sr. (I)/Sr. (O) Fayetteville, Ga. Our Lady of Mercy Catholic

2012 NCAA Outdoor All-American (800m) 2013 NCAA Indoor All-American (Second Team - DMR) 2013 NCAA Outdoor All-American (Second Team - 800m) 2012, 2013 SEC Academic Honor Roll 2013: Cross Country - Ran the first Career Bests collegiate cross country meet of her (I) (O) career and took sixth to score at the 5k CC --- 19:06.29 5k Georgia Cross Country Invita 6k CC --- 22:36.74 tional with a 19:06.29...Took 144th at 400m --- 55.34 the 6k Roy Griak Invitational after 800m 2:06.39 2:02.06 completing the course in 23:00.25... 1500m --- 4:24.50 Finished 81st at the SEC Championships with a time of 22:36.74. Outdoor - Became a Second Team All-American after taking 13th in the 800-meter run prelims at the NCAA Championships...Qualified automatically for the national meet after recording a time of 2:07.28 at the NCAA Prelims...Set a school record after taking second in the 800 at the SEC Championships with a time of 2:03.23...Won the 800 at the Drake Relays after clocking a 2:06.49... Also part of sprint medley relay team that was second at Drake with a 3:46.02...Took 14th in the 1500 (4:24.50) at the Mt. SAC Relays...Was third at the Florida Relays thanks to 800 time of 2:04.37. Indoor - Opened her junior campaign by winning the 800-meter run with a personal-best time of 2:07.68 at the Akron Invite...Clocked a career-best time of 2:06.42 for seventh at the Husky Classic...Dropped her personal best down to 2:06.39 for fourth place in the 800 at the SEC Championships...Part of distance medley relay that shattered the school record with an 11:25.25 for fifth place at SECs...Part of distance medley relay that set a school record by taking fifth at the Alex Wilson Invite with an 11:03.27... Also finished eighth in the 800 (2:06.86) at the Alex Wilson meet...Ran on the distance medley relay team at the NCAA Championships that finished 10th with a time of 11:12.49 (No. 2 in school history). 2012: Cross Country - Did not compete for the Lady Bulldogs. Outdoor - After topping her own school 800-meter run record in the semifinals (2:04.18), she returned in the finals to set another record with a 2:03.57 to finish seventh in the finals during her first trip to the NCAA Championships...Sped to the second-fastest time of her career (2:05.78) to finish 10th overall in the 800 at the NCAA East Prelims and qualify for the national finals...Set a school record in the 800 after taking fourth at the SEC Championships with a time of 2:04.34...Earned runner-up honors in the 800 at the Drake Relays after completing her laps in 2:07.79... Clocked her second straight 2:06 in the 800 to take 16th at the Mt. SAC Relays...While continuing her training in the 800, clocked a career-best time of 55.48 to take eighth in the 400 at the Spec Towns Invite...Sped to a personal-best time of 2:06.05 to earn runner-up honors in the 800 at the Florida Relays...Finished second in her first 1500 race after clocking a 4:34.20 at the Georgia Relays. Indoor - Finished second in the 800-meter run with a career-best time of 2:09.09, which ranks fifth in school history, at the Kentucky Invitational... Clocked a 2:09.68 in the 800 for runner-up honors at the Mark Colligan Memorial...Sped to a career-best 2:07.76, which is fourth in the school record books, to finish second at the Husky Classic...Finished fifth in the 800 after clocking her third 2:07 in a row (2:07.85) at the SEC Championships...Also combined with teammates to finish with the third-best distance medley relay time (11:35.42) in UGA history to take sixth at SECs. 2011: Outdoor – Advanced to the 800-meter run semifinals in just her first trip to the NCAA East Prelims after clocking a 2:07.85 in the prelims…After taking eighth in the prelims, finished fourth in the 800 finals (2:07.12) at the SEC Championships…Teamed with three teammates to record

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a time of 11:34.14 to take fifth in the distance medley relay at the Drake Relays…Had her second 2:07 in a row to win the 800 at the GeorgiaMissouri dual meet…Flew to a personal-best time of 2:07.10 (No. 5 in the school record books) to take fourth in the 800 at the War Eagle Invite… Earned runner-up honors in the 800 at the Spec Towns Invite with a tie of 2:10.36…Won the 800 at the Georgia Intercollegiate Invitational after clocking a 2:10.91. Indoor - Earned All-SEC Freshman honors after finishing eighth in the 800-meter run (2:10.92) at the SEC Indoor Championships… Joined with her teammates to take eighth in the DMR (11:57.09) at the SEC meet… Finished with the eighth-fastest time in school history after finishing 23rd in the 800 (2:11.01) at the Husky Classic…Part of DMR team that finished second at the Big 12 vs. SEC Challenge after clocking an 11:35.38, which is No. 2 on the school all-time top-10 list…Was the runner-up in the 800 at the Clemson Challenge. 2010: Cross Country - Redshirted for the Lady Bulldogs. High School: Captured GHSA A state titles in both the 400-meter dash and the 800 in 2008, 2009 and 2010...helped lead her high school to state cross country titles in 2008, where she was the individual runner-up, and in 2009...Named the 2008 Cross Country Woman of the Year and the 2010 Track Woman of the Year by the Atlanta Track Club...Personal-best times of 55.67 (400), 2:17.10 (800) and 19:24.96 (5k)...Also part of Our Lady of Mercy’s 2007 state track championship...Named her school’s Most Valuable Player as a sophomore...Earned runner-up honors in the 400 at the state meet as a freshman as her team won the 2007 title and was given the team’s Future Star Award...Received the 2009-10 “Topcat” Award and the 2010 Archbishop John Donoghue Christian Athlete of the Year award... Also cheered, swam, played volleyball and was on her high school step team...Member of Honor Roll, National Honor Society, Dance Honorary Society, Taize Choir (acapella singing group), Pro-Life Club, FLAME Team, Thespian Society and the senior class representative in the Student Government. Personal: Born August 1, 1992...Daughter of Robert and Lutgarda Malasarte...Father, Robert, played soccer at De La Salle University in the Philippines...Majoring in Journalism-Digital and Broadcast Journalism.

Akron Invite after clocking a 4:52.48...Clocked a 16:45.06 for 20th place in the 5000 at the Husky Classic. 2012: Cross Country - Finished one spot out of All-Region honors after placing 26th at the NCAA South Regionals in 20:49.2…Placed second among Georgia runners and 26th overall with a time of 22:13.62 (6k) at the Commodore Classic…Scored for Georgia at the Greater Louisville Classic, crossing the finish line in 17:54.07 (5k) to claim 84th place… Scored in her third straight meet at the Wisconsin adidas Invitational, crossing the finish line in 21:12 (6k) to claim 171st place…Scored for the Bulldogs at the SEC Championships, finishing 39th overall in 21:36.98 on the 6k course…Finished 200th at the NCAA Championships (6k) in a time of 21:31.5. Outdoor - Part of 4x800-meter relay that finished second in the Georgia Relays with a time of 9:33.75. Indoor - Finished 14th in the mile with a time of 5:11.80 at the Tiger Paw Invitational. 2011: Cross Country - Broke 19:00 to take 36th (18:43.59) at the Crimson Classic to score for the Lady Bulldogs...Also was 14th at the Georgia State Invitational. Wake Forest (2009 & 2010) - Redshirted during the 2009 cross country season and the 2010 track season. High School: Was the bronze medal winner at the FootLocker South Regional meet as a junior...Won the GHSA 3A cross country title as a junior... Captured state track titles in both the 1600 meters and the 3200 during her junior year...Returned to win the 2010 1600 championship as a senior and was second in the 3200...Was the runner-up at the state cross country meet as a sophomore...Finished second at the state meet in both the 1600 and 3200 as a sophomore...Personal-best times of 17:48 (5k), 5:00 (1600) and 10:55 (3200)...Named Fulton County Runner of the Year (cross country) in 2006, 2008 and 2009...Part of Atlanta Track Club All-Metro Team for four years in a row...Also swam at Riverwood, earning a spot on the state swim team her final three years...Set school record in the 100 backstroke... Member of National Honor Society and recipient of International Baccalaureate Diploma. Personal: Born October 18, 1991...Daughter of Becky and Charlie McDaniel...Cousin, Tyler McDaniel, plays soccer at Duke...Majoring in Economics.

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Lucie Ondraschkova Jumps/Multi-Events

5-6 • Sr. (I)/Sr. (O) Atlanta, Ga. Riverwood / Wake Forest

2012 NCAA Cross Country Championships Competitor 2012, 2013 SEC Academic Honor Roll

2013: Cross Country - Opened her Career Bests year by scoring for the Georgia wom (I) (O) en with a 109th-place finish (22:38.55) 5k CC --- 17:54.07 at the 6k Roy Griak Invitational... 6k CC --- 20:49.2 Finished as the second Lady Bulldog Mile 4:52.48 --at the 6k Wisconsin Invitational with 3000m 9:48.58 --a 156th-place finish (21:31)...After 3000mST --- 10:54.60 being the fifth scorer for Georgia in 5000m 16:45.06 --2012, she led the team with an 18thplace finish at the SEC Championships in 2013 after clocking a time of 21:06.69...Scored for Georgia after taking 38th (21:05.95) at the NCAA South Regionals. Outdoor - Won the War Eagle Invite after finishing the steeplechase in 10:54.60. Indoor - Was fifth in the 3000-meter run (a season-best time of 9:48.58) at the Auburn Invite...Managed a fourth-place finish in the mile at the

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5-6 • Sr. (I)/-- (O) Opava, Czech Republic Slezske Gymnasium Opava 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 SEC Academic Honor Roll 2013 USTFCCCA South Region Women’s Field Athlete of the Year 2013 NCAA Indoor All-American (Pentathlon) 2013 NCAA Outdoor All-American (Heptathlon) 2011 NCAA Indoor Championships Competitor (Pentathlon) 2010, 2011, 2012 NCAA Outdoor Championships Competitor (Hept.)

2013: Outdoor - Moved to No. 2 on Georgia’s all-time list after scoring a personal-best score of 5,853 to take seventh in the heptathlon at the NCAA Championships thanks to career bests in both the 100-meter hurdles (13.75) and the 200 (24.81), giving her the second First Team AllAmerica certificate of her career...Took third in the heptathlon at the SEC Championships after registering 5,627 points...Won the Bulldog Heptathlon after scoring the most points in her career (5,701) thanks in part of finishing first in the 800, high jump, long jump and javelin...Finished third in the javelin at the Yellow Jacket Invite with a mark of 127-10...Earned the 2012-13 Scholar-Athlete Award for women’s track. Indoor - Launched a season-best shot put toss of 34 feet, 7 ½ inches to

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5-4 • Jr. (I)/So. (O) Lawrenceville, Ga. Brookwood 2012, 2013 SEC Academic Honor Roll

2013: Cross Country - Won her first Career Bests collegiate cross meet and helped lead (I) (O) the Lady Bulldogs to a team victory at 5k CC --- 17:56.77 the 6k Berry Invitational after recording 6k CC --- 22:28.19 a time of 22:28.19...Started but did not Mile 4:59.40 --finish the SEC Championships because 1500m --- 4:35.20 of an injury. 3000m 9:50.24 --Outdoor - Did not compete for the Lady Bulldogs. Indoor - Finished in a season-best time of 4:59.40 to take eighth in the mile at the Auburn Invite...Clocked the fastest time of her season in the 3000-meter run (9:55.65) for fourth place at the Razorback Invite. 2012: Cross Country - Finished 14th (17:56.77) at the Georgia Invitational…Made her debut at the SEC Championships and took 92nd (22:42.13). Outdoor - Finished 18th in the 1500-meter run prelims at the SEC Championships with a personal-best time of 4:35.20...Earned runner-up honors in the 1500 at the War Eagle Invite...Was seventh in the 1500 (4:41.53) at the Georgia Relays. Indoor - Finished the mile in 5:10.77 for 23rd place at the Auburn Invitational. 2011: Cross Country - Redshirted for the Lady Bulldogs. High School: Injured during her senior season...Helped lead Brookwood’s squad as the team finished second at the GHSA AAAAA state meet... Personal-best times of 2:20 (800 - Florida Relays), 5:05 (1600 - Georgia State meet) and 19:29 (5k - Footlocker), all clocked during her junior season...Won the 800 region championship as a junior and was the 1600 runner-up...Also contributed as Brookwood won a region championship as a sophomore after first running varsity as a freshman...Graduated with honors and was the leader of the Brookwood Leadership Team...Member of Gwinnett Student Leadership Team. Personal: Born September 2, 1992...Daughter of Kevin and Pam Perry... Cousin, Emily Wolf, ran distance at Vermont and another cousin, Becky DeGroote, ran distance at Ithaca College...Majoring in Biology.

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5-7 • So. (I)/Jr. (O) Atlanta, Ga. Wesleyan

2013 SEC Academic Honor Roll 2013 SEC Indoor Champion (Long Jump) Career Bests 2013 NCAA Indoor All-American (Second Team - Long Jump) 2013: Cross Country - Earned runner (I) 2013 NCAA Outdoor All-American (Second Team - Long Jump) up honors at the 5k Georgia Cross 2013: Outdoor - Was named a Second Career Bests Team All-American with a 14th-place (I) (O) finish (20 feet, 3 ¾ inches) in the long LJ 21-0.50 20-4.50 jump at the NCAA Championships... Reached 20-0.25 to take 10th in the long jump at the NCAA Prelims to assure her spot at the NCAA Championships...Finished fourth at the SEC Championships after reaching 20-4.25 in the long jump...Earned runner-up honors at the Spec Towns Invite with a top effort of 20-4.50. Indoor - Opened her Georgia career by winning the long jump at the Auburn Invite with a mark of 20 feet, 4 ¼ inches...Soared to a personal-best mark at Georgia of 21-0.50 to win her second consecutive meet...Featuring three jumps over 20-5, she won her third straight long jump competition with a top effort of 20-7.25 at the Akron Invite...Won her fourth meet after reaching 20-9.25 at the VT Elite Meet...Matched her personal best in the long jump (21-0.50) to win the title at the SEC Championships...Had a top effort of 20-6.25 despite battling an ankle injury to earn a Second Team All-America certificate with a 12th-place finish at the NCAA Championships. High School: Won the long jump at the 2011 World Youth Championships in Lille, France, and took third in the high jump...Named the 2011 National Junior Female Athlete of the Year...Set a national junior record in the long jump...Personal-best marks of 21 feet, 7 ¼ inches (long jump) and 6-1.25 (high jump)...Took fourth at the World Junior Games in the long jump and won both the high and long jumps at the National High School Athletics Championships as a senior...Captured the Caribbean Free Trade Association (CARIFTA) under-20 long jump crown as a junior...Finished second in both the long jump and high jump at the high school championships during her third year...Won the long jump and was third in the high jump at the high school championships as a sophomore while repeating as CARIFTA long jump under-17 champion...Was also a silver medalist in the long jump at CARIFTA and won the long jump at Central American and Caribbean Games (CAC) as a sophomore...Captured the CARIFTA under-17 long jump title and was runner-up in the high jump as a freshman...Also finished second in both the long and high jumps in her first high school season at the championships...Earned an academic Certificate of Merit in 2011 after being awarded Silver certificates in 2009 and 2008 and a Bronze certificate in 2007. Personal: Born May 25, 1994...Daughter of Earnestine Higgins...Majoring in pre-Business.

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(O) Country Invitational after completing 5k CC --- 18:01.67 the course in 18:43.02...Was 132nd 6k CC --- 21:26.84 at the 6k Roy Griak Invitational 800m 2:21.57 --with a 22:51.25 to score for the Lady 1500m --- 4:38.44 Bulldogs...Scored for Georgia at the Mile 5:08.33 --6k Wisconsin Invitational after taking 3000m 10:12.85 --191st with a time of 21:46...For the first 3000mST --- 10:51.52 time in her career, she scored at the SEC Championships after taking 54th (21:58.32)...Scored for Georgia after taking 57th (21:26.84) at the NCAA South Regionals. Outdoor - Took 16th in the steeplechase (11:17.87) at the SEC Championships...Ran on the eighth-place distance medley relay team at the Drake Relays as the team finished in 11:34.61...Finished with a personal-best time of 10:51.52 for eighth place in the steeplechase at the Florida Relays...Was third at the Spec Towns Invite after clocking a 4:38.44 in the 1500. Indoor - Took 11th in the 3000-meter run with a 10:12.85 at the Razorback Invite...Finished her 800 in 2:21.57 and her mile in 5:08.33 at the VT Elite Meet. 2012: Cross Country - Finished 16th with a time of 18:01.67 at the Georgia Invitational…Managed a 64th-place finish at the Commodore Classic with a time of 23:00.65…Took 173rd at the Greater Louisville Classic…Ran for the first time at the SEC Championships and finished 93rd (22:45.39). Outdoor - Improved her personal best in the 3000-meter steeplechase to 11:09.22 for 12th place at the SEC Championships...Moved into the UGA all-time top-10 list in the steeplechase after registering an 11:10.61 at the War Eagle Invite...Captured a victory in the steeplechase after clocking an 11:17.53 at the Spec Towns Invite...Was eighth in the 1500 (4:42.49) at the Georgia Relays. 2011: Cross Country - Competed in two meets for Georgia. High School: Led Wesleyan to the 2010 GHSA A state track title and helped team capture region titles all four years...Named to the Gwinnett Daily Post’s Super Six as a senior...Won a state cross country title as a sophomore...Captured the 1600 meters state championship...Awarded Atlanta Track Club’s Distance Woman of the Year also as a sophomore and was a member on the All-State cross country team...Won the Great American Race...Member of All-County teams all four years...Personal-best times of 18:59 (5k), 5:11 (Mile) and 2:18 (800)...Also swam at Wesleyan. Personal: Born March 21, 1993...Daughter of Candace and Chuck Ramsey...One of seven siblings...Majoring in Human Development and Family Science.

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Hannah Saylor Distance

5-5 • Jr. (I)/Sr. (O) Lansdale, Pa. Glynn Academy (Brunswick, Ga.)

5-5 • Fr. (I)/Fr. (O) Woodstock, Ga. River Ridge

2012, 2013 SEC Academic Honor Roll

2013: Cross Country - Was 32nd at the Career Bests 5k Georgia Cross Country Invitational (I) (O) 2013: Cross Country - Finished 34th Career Bests with a time of 20:17.98...Finished 85th 5 k CC --- 20:20.28 with a time of 20:23.13 at the 5k Georgia (I) (O) at the 6k Furman Classic. 6k CC --- 24:11.15 Cross Country Invitational...Was 61st at 5k CC --- 19:12 High School: Named Most Valuable the 6k Furman Classic...Scored with a 6k CC --- 22:57.34 Runner twice and Most Improved ninth-place finish at the 6k Berry Invita- 1500m --- 5:08.42 Distance Runner...Received Athlete of the Week honors twice from the tional after clocking a 23:06.78. 3000m 11:05.75 10:43.56 Cherokee Tribune...After earning runner-up honors in the 800-meter Outdoor - Had a time of 5:08.42 for 3000mST --- 12:11.09 run and the 1600 during her team’s region championship as a junior, 13th place in the 1500 at the Spec Towns 5000m --- 18:29.57 she advanced to the 2012 GHSA AAAA state championships in both Invite. events...Took eighth in the 1600 at the state meet as a junior and ninth as Indoor - Finished 34th in the 3000-mea senior...Finished 20th at the 2012 GHSA State Cross Country Championter run at the Auburn Invite. ships...Personal-best times of 20:12 in the cross country 5000 and 5:21 for 2012: Cross Country - Was 39th at the Georgia Invitational in her first meet the 1600 and 2:27 for the 800 on the track...Completed on the track team of the year. for two years and cross country team as a senior...Also played softball Outdoor - Was fifth in the 5000-meter run with a 18:29.57 at the Spec for her first three years at River Ridge...Member of the Honor Roll and Towns Invite. received an academic letter all four years and the Torch of Knowledge Indoor - Did not compete for the Lady Bulldogs. patch as a senior...Part of principal’s counsel, which required at least at 2011: Cross Country - Finished in the top 20 after taking 19th (23:54) at the 3.8 GPA, and Beta Club. 6k Georgia State Invitational…Scored for the Lady Bulldogs at the CrimPersonal: Born July 16, 1995...Daughter of Greg and Lisa Saylor...Mother, son Classic after taking 67th with a time of 19:14.77. Lisa, ran track at North Dakota...Pre-Exercise and Sport Science. Outdoor - Competed sparingly for the Lady Bulldogs. Indoor - Redshirted for the Lady Bulldogs. 2010: Cross Country - Scored for the first time in her career for the Lady Bulldogs after taking 13th (19:12) at the Furman Invitational. High School: Won GHSA Region 2-AAAA titles in cross country and in the 3200-meter run during her junior and senior seasons...Earned All-State honors in cross country as a junior...Set a new course record (19:04) during olly chenck her first-place finish at the 2009 region cross country meet...Finished first in the 1600 at the region meet as a senior...Took sixth in the 1600 and sevistance enth in the 3200 at the 2010 GHSA state meet...Finished eighth at the 2008 5-4 • Fr. (I)/Fr. (O) state cross country meet and 13th in 2009...Helped lead Glynn Academy to region track and field runner-up finishes in both 2009 and 2010...PersonalMarietta, Ga. best times of 2:24 in the 800, 5:22 in the 1600, 11:42 in the 3200 and 18:40 in Pope the 5k...Earned All-Region honors in track and cross country as a senior and was named the Most Valuable Runner in both sports...Received the Frank Hill Jr. Award for Excellence in Athletics and Academics as a junior 2013 SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll and senior...Member of Beta Club, National Honor Society and FCA...Also 2013: Cross Country - Did not compete. Career Bests played softball in high school and had the highest batting average and Indoor & Outdoor - Redshirted for the (I) (O) most stolen bases as a sophomore. Lady Bulldogs. 5k CC --- 17:42.65 Personal: Born December 29, 1991...Daughter of Peter and Barbara Ro2012: Cross Country - Took 10th 6k CC --- 23:00.33 bison...Father, Peter, played football at New Mexico...Majoring in Health (17:42.65) in her first collegiate meet, at Promotion. the Georgia Invitational…Was 64th at the Commodore Classic after clock-

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Georgia Stefanidi Pole Vault

5-6 • So. (I)/Jr. (O) Duluth, Ga. Duluth

5-8 • Fr. (I)/Fr. (O) Pallini, Greece 1st High School of Pallini High School: Captured pole vault victories at the National Junior Championships, the National Under-21 Championships and the Balkan Championships as a senior... Personal-best mark of 13 feet, 11 ¼ inches... Also finished first at the National Junior Championships as a junior... Finished fourth at the World Youth Championships while winning her second of two National Youth Championships and taking second at the European Youth Olympic Festival as a sophomore...Coached by Vasilis Megaloeconomou. Personal: Born September 17, 1995...Daughter of George Stefanidis, who was a triple jumper for Greece, and Zoe Vareli, who was Greek sprinter... Sister, Katerina Stefanidi, won the 2012 NCAA outdoor pole vault title and was a four-time All-American at Stanford before graduating...Majoring in pre-Journalism.

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2013: Outdoor - Placed 33rd (26.63) Career Bests in the 200-meter dash at the Yel (I) (O) low Jacket Invite...Finished with a 60m 8.24 --season-best 100 time of 12.49 to take 100m --- 12.49 20th at the Spec Towns Invite. 200m --- 26.63 Indoor - Did not compete for the Lady Bulldogs. 2012: Outdoor - Completed the Georgia Relays with a sixth-place finish in the 100 after clocking a 12.72. Indoor - Competed sparingly in her first season for the Lady Bulldogs. High School: Three-time Most Valuable Female Varsity Runner as a freshmen, junior and senior...Holds three school records...Top Point Earner for all four years...Finished fifth at the 2011 GHSA state meet in the 100...Captured 2011 Region 7AAAAA championships in the 100 and 200...2011 First Team All Gwinnett County in the 100...Took seventh in the 100 at the 2010 GHSA state meet...2010 Region 7-AAAAA 100 champion and 200 runner-up...2010 First Team All Gwinnett County...Member of the 2009 USATF 4x400 relay team that was fifth at the National Finals...Twotime varsity letter earner in cross country and four times in track. Personal: Born December 7, 1992…Daughter of Charles and Mary Thomas…Majoring in Consumer Economics.

6-0 • Sr. (I)/Sr. (O) Parker, Co. Ponderosa / Saddleback JUCO

Kendell Williams Multi-Events

2013 SEC Academic Honor Roll 2013 SEC Outdoor Champion (Hammer Throw) 2013: Outdoor - Fouled out of the Career Bests NCAA Prelims to conclude her first (I) (O) season with the Lady Bulldogs...Won Weight 59-6.75 --- the hammer throw title at her first SEC Hammer --- 203-4 Outdoor Championships after posting a personal-best toss of 203-4...Reached a career-long mark of 200-5 to win the War Eagle Invite...Opened her outdoor career by winning the Georgia Relays with a mark of 191-5. Indoor - Finished seventh in the weight throw after recording a top mark of 58 feet, 8 ¾ inches at the Razorback Invite...Reached a personal-best distance of 59-6.75 for sixth place in the weight at the Akron Invite...Took fifth in the weight (54-6.75) in the VT Elite Meet. Saddleback Junior College (2010-2012): Junior college national record holder...Finished third in the hammer throw at the 2012 California State Championships...Personal-best mark of 186 feet, 9 inches...Named the U.S. House of Representatives Student Veteran Leader of the Year and the California State Legislature Female Veteran of the Year...Finished with a cumulative GPA of 4.0...Member of Phi Theta Kappa and part of the Scholar-Baller Program...Saddleback VETs Club secretary and fundraiser... Involved with Veteran Mentor Program. Marines (2006-10): Worked as an Ammunition Technician stationed at Camp Pendleton in California...Supported Combat Logistics Regiment-15 for training and deployment exercises. High School: Played softball at Ponderosa, where she graduated from in 2006. Personal: Born October 31, 1987...Daughter of Rebecca Van Epps...Married to Jarrod Tepe...Enlisted in the United States Marine Corps from 2006-10... Majoring in Biology.

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5-9 • Fr. (I)/Fr. (O) Marietta, Ga. Kell High School: Set U.S. Junior record in the heptathlon (5,578, 2012 IAAF World Junior Championships in Barcelona) to earn Athlete of the Meet honors...Established a national record in the pentathlon (4,068, 2013 New Balance Nationals in New York City) to become the first prep athlete to eclipse 4,000 points...Won 10 New Balance national championships... Seventh at the World Junior Championships...Captured Junior National championships in the 100-meter hurdles (13.29), long jump, high jump (6 feet, ¾ inches) and heptathlon...Named 2012-13 Gatorade National Girls Track & Field Athlete of the Year after garnering Gatorade Georgia Athlete of the Year honor three times...Won the heptathlon at the 2013 USA Junior Championships after scoring 5,481 points...Personal-best marks of 13.23 in the 100 hurdles, 20-10.50 in the long jump and 41.30 in the 300 hurdles...Earned a silver medal at the 2013 Pan Am Junior Championships...Finished with 11 state high school titles and was the GHSA all classes high-point scorer all four years...On Georgia’s all-time lists in four separate events...Led Kell to a second-place 2013 finish after winning the 100 hurdles (a state record 13.23, which was the nation’s fastest in 2013 and seventh-best all-time high school time), high jump (5-8) and long jump (a state record 20-9.75, which was ranked second nationally in 2013)...Competed in France, Spain and Columbia while competing for three U.S. Junior National Teams...Posted a 3.75 GPA in the classroom at Kell, member of Kell’s Angels and the National Thespian Society and participated in numerous community service activities. Personal: Born June 14, 1995...Daughter of Blane and Terri Williams... Brother, Devon Williams, is a multi-event competitor on the Bulldog men’s team...Majoring in pre-Journalism.

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Two-In-One For only the fourth time in Bulldog history, Georgia captured at least two NCAA titles in the same year. Shaunae Miller ran away with the womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s indoor 400m crown while Freya Jones rallied to win the javelin championship outdoors.

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2013 SEC Indoor Championships Feb. 22-24 • randal tyson track center• Fayetteville, ark.

2013 Top Men’s Indoor Marks

60-Meter Dash...............Keith Marshall (Va. Tech Elite).................6.75 ........................................Justin Scott-Wesley (Akron Invite)..........6.75 60-Meter Hurdles........Devon Williams (Akron Invite)................8.00 200-Meter Dash............Ayrian Evans (Razorback Invite)...........21.48 400-Meter Dash............Drew Branch (Akron Invite)...................47.72 800-Meter Run..............Charles Grethen (SEC Champ.)..........1:49.13 1000-Meter Run............Maicel Uibo (NCAA Champ.).......... ^2:39.72 Mile Run.......................Wade Voyles (SEC Champ.).................4:12.15 3,000-Meter Run...........Matt Cleaver (SEC Champ.)................8:07.78 5,000-Meter Run...........Matt Cleaver (SEC Champ.)..............14:14.72 Distance Medley Relay.......Z. Coburn, K. Smith.......................9:58.83 ...................................W. Voyles, Z.Sims (Va. Tech Elite)........................ 4x400-Meter Relay..........C. Foster, D. Grass.............................3:11.04 ................................. C. Ashbourne, D. Branch (Va. Tech Elite)........... High Jump....................Maicel Uibo (Razorback Invite)....... ^6-11.75 Long Jump....................Maicel Uibo (NCAA Champ.)..........^24-1.75 Triple Jump..................Jamario Calhoun (SEC Champ.)........ 47-1.50 Pole Vault.....................Garrett Scantling (NCAA Champ.).. ^16-8.75 ........................................Maicel Uibo (NCAA Champ.)..........^16-8.75 Shot Put.........................Nick Vena (Va. Tech Elite)................... 62-10.0 Weight Throw.............Caleb Whitener (Va. Tech Elite)........ 60-11.25 Heptathlon...................Garrett Scantling (NCAA Champ.)......$6,017

TEAM RESULTS 1. Arkansas 2. Florida 3. Texas A&M 4. GEORGIA 5. LSU 6. Auburn

152.5 117 88.5 56 44 41

7. Alabama 8. Missouri Tennessee 10. Kentucky 11. Ole Miss 12. South Carolina

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UGA SCORERS Heptathlon ...........1. Garrett Scantling, 5889; 2. Maicel Uibo, 5693; ..........................................................................4. Devon Williams, 5494 Shot Put.......................................................2. Caleb Whitener, 60-9.25 800m.................................................................2. Charles Grethen, 1:49.13 Shot Put....................3. Nick Vena, 62-5.75, 7. Petr Novotny, 57-2.25 3000m ...............................................................6. Matt Cleaver, 8:07.78 4x400m Relay ......6. C. Foster, D. Grass, C. Ashbourne, D. Branch, ..........................................................................................................3:11.04 5000m..............................................................7. Matt Cleaver, 14:14.72 High Jump.......................................................8. Maurice Freeman, 6-6

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2013 Men’s Outdoor Results 2013 Top Men’s Outdoor Marks 100-Meter Dash............Johnathan Smith (Georgia Relays).........10.20 110-Meter Hurdles......Devon Williams (USA Champs.)........ ^13.98 200-Meter Dash............Johnathan Smith (War Eagle Invite)......20.73 400-Meter Dash............Drew Branch (War Eagle Invite)............47.38 400-Meter Hurdles......Drew Branch (Spec Towns).............................50.60 800-Meter Run..............Charles Grethen (Mt. SAC Relays).....1:47.56 1,500-Meter Run...........Charles Grethen (Mt. SAC Relays).....3:49.65 3,000-Meter Stplchs.......Brendan Hoban (Florida Relays)........9:18.92 5,000-Meter Run...........Zack Sims (Mt. SAC Relays)..............14:28.64 10,000-Meter Run.........Sid Vaughn (Mt. SAC Relays)............30:22.87 4x100-Meter Relay.......J. Scott-Wesley, J. Smith, P. Vincent, M. Freeman (NCAA East)....40.18 4x200-Meter Relay.......P. Vincent, J. Calhoun, A. Evans, J. Smith (Georgia Relays)....1:24.21 4x400-Meter Relay.......M. Freeman, D. Branch, C. Ashbourne, D. Grass (SEC Champs.)....3:09.83 Distance Medley Relay...C. Grethen, E. Mills, D. Grass, J. Smith (Florida Relays)......9:57.66 High Jump....................Maicel Uibo (NCAA Champs.)............. ^6-11 Long Jump....................Maicel Uibo (Bulldog Dec.)....................^25-8 Triple Jump..................Jamario Calhoun (Georgia Relays)....... 47-10 Pole Vault.....................Maicel Uibo (Bulldog Dec.)...............^16-2.75 Shot Put.........................Nick Vena (NCAA East)........................... 63-9 Discus Throw...............Burke McCarty (Georgia Relays)........ 180-10 Javelin Throw..............Garret Scantling (Bulldog Dec.)..........^214-1 Decathlon......................Maicel Uibo (Bulldog Dec.)........... $8,223 pts.

2013 SEC Outdoor Championships May 9-12 • Walton Stadium • Columbia, Mo. TEAM RESULTS 1. Arkansas 2. Florida 3. Texas A&M 4. LSU 5. GEORGIA 6. Alabama

152.5 123 118 72.5 56 52

7. Kentucky 8. Ole Miss 9. Missouri Auburn 11. Mississippi State Tennessee 13. South Carolina

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UGA SCORERS Decathlon .............1. Maicel Uibo, 7781; 5. Garrett Scantling, 6943; ..........................................................................6. Devon Williams, 6765 Shot Put...............................................................3. Nick Vena, 61-9.75; ...............................4. Caleb Whitener, 60-9.5; Ashinia Miller, 58-4.5 800m.......................................................... 3. Charles Grethen, 1:48.05; ...............................6. Daniel Grass, 1:51.01; 7. Kisean Smith, 1:54.81 Discus..................4. Burke McCarty, 178-0, 6. Ashinia Miller, 170-9 400mH.................................................................6. Drew Branch, 52.74 100m..............................................................8. Johnathan Smith, 10.41 4x400m Relay.............................8. D. Branch, M. Freeman, D. Grass, ..............................................................................C. Ashbourne, 3:09.83

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60-Meter Dash...............Briana Vaughn (SEC Champ.)..................7.41 200-Meter Dash............Shaunae Miller (Va. Tech Elite)...............23.26 400-Meter Dash............Shaunae Miller (NCAA Champ.).........$50.88 800-Meter Run..............Megan Malasarte (SEC Champ.).........2:06.39 Mile Run.......................Carly Hamilton (Husky Classic).......$4:36.06 3,000-Meter Run...........Carly Hamilton (Razorback Invite)..$9:20.89 5,000-Meter Run...........Bret McDaniel (Husky Classic).........16:45.06 4x400-Meter Relay......T. Hollingsworth, S. Miller (Razorback).....3:57.96 ..............................................B. Vaughn, M. Jacobs ................................. Distance Medley Relay..S. Christoforou, T. Gaither, (Alex Wilson Inv.).. .............................................M. Malasarte, C. Hamilton..........$11:03.27 High Jump..................... Saniel Atkinson-Grier (Akron Invite)........6-0 Long Jump......................Chanice Porter (SEC Champ.).............21-0.50 Triple Jump...................Lucie Ondraschkova (SEC Champ.).41-5.25 Pole Vault......................Morgann Leleux (Razorback Invite).... ..14-9 Shot Put..........................Hilenn James (NCAA Champ.)........$55-10.5 Weight Throw...............Elizabeth Tepe (Akron Invite)............59-6.75 Heptathlon....................Lucie Ondraschkova (NCAA Champ)...4228 $ - school indoor record; ^ - mark achieved during pentathlon event

2013 SEC Indoor Championships Feb. 22-24 • randal tyson track center• Fayetteville, ark. TEAM RESULTS

1. Arkansas 2. LSU 3. Texas A&M 4. Florida 5. GEORGIA 6. South Carolina 7. Kentucky

114.5 109.5 88 87.5 52.5 50 34

8. Tennessee 9. Missouri 10. Alabama 11. Mississippi State 12. Ole Miss 13. Auburn 14. Vanderbilt

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Shot Put................................................................. 1. Hilenn James, 55-0.75 Long Jump.............................................................1. Chanice Porter, 21-0.50

Pentathlon...........................................2. Lucie Ondraschkova, 4208 pts 400m................................................................ 3. Shaunae Miller, 52.21 800m....................................................................4. Megan Malasarte, 2:06.39

Distance Medley Relay...........5. S. Christoforou, S. Miller, 11:25.42 ......................................................M. Malasarte, C. Hamilton...............

High Jump................................................T5. Saniel Atkinson-Grier, 5-10.75

Mile.............................................................7. Stella Christoforou, 4:44.46 200m..........................................................................7. Tynia Gaither, 23.96

5000m.................................................................8. Leslie Boozer, 16:50.78 Triple Jump....................................................8. Lucie Ondraschkova, 41-5.25

2013 Women’s Outdoor Results 2013 Top Women’s Outdoor Marks 100-Meter Dash............Briana Vaughn (Georgia Relays)............11.37 100-Meter Hurdles.......Lucie Ondraschkova (NCAA Champs.)..... ^13.75 200-Meter Dash............Shaunae Miller (Spec Towns).....................22.41 400-Meter Dash.............Shaunae Miller (NCAA Champs.).......$50.70 800-Meter Run..............Megan Malasarte (USA Champs.)........$2:02.06 1,500-Meter Run...........Carly Hamilton (Drake Relays).........$4:12.15 3,500-Meter Run...........Victoria Coppage (Georgia Relays)..10:45.25 3,000-Meter Stpchs.....Leslie Boozer (SEC Champs)............$10:02.02 5,000-Meter Run...........Nicole DiMercurio (Mt. SAC )...........16:44.56 10,000-Meter Run.........Morgan VanGorder (Mt. SAC)..........34:57.90 4x100-Meter Relay.......B. Vaughn, T. Gaither,....................................... .........................................S. Miller, Q. Chapman (Spec Towns)........44.25 4x200-Meter Relay.......B. Vaughn, S. Miller,......................................... ......................................R. Brown, Q. Chapman (Drake Relays)...1:34.01 4x400-Meter Relay........Q. Chapman, R. Brown,.................................. ........................................T. Lyles, M. Jacobs (Spec Towns).............3:41.69 High Jump....................Leontia Kallenou (NCAA Champs.)... 6-1.25 Long Jump.....................Chanice Porter (Spec Towns)................. 20-4.50 Triple Jump..................Saniel Atkinson-Grier (SEC Champs.)... 40-8.25 Pole Vault.....................Morgan Leleux (Spec Towns)............. 14-2.00 Shot Put.........................Hilenn James (SEC Champs.).................. 53-1 Discus Throw...............Hilenn James (SEC Champs.)................ 152-0 Hammer Throw...........Elizabeth Tepe (SEC Champs.).............. 203-4 Javelin Throw..............Freya Jones (NCAA Champs.)............... 180-3 Heptathlon....................Lucie Ondraschkova (SEC Champs.).....5853 $ - school outdoor record ^ - mark achieved during heptathlon event

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2013 SEC Outdoor Championships May 9-12 • Walton Stadium • Columbia, Mo. TEAM RESULTS

1. Texas A&M 2. LSU 3. Arkansas 4. Florida

5. GEORGIA 6. Missouri 7. Kentucky

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8. South Carolina 40 9. Tennessee 39.5 10. Mississippi State 35 11. Auburn 32.5 12. Alabama 20 13. Vanderbilt 16 14. Ole Miss 9

UGA SCORERS

Hammer throw...............................................1. Elizabeth Tepe, 203-4 High Jump........................................ 1. Saniel Atkinson-Grier, 6-0.75 Pole Vault.................................................. 1. Morgann Leleux, 13-9.25 1500m........................................................... 1. Carly Hamilton, 4:14.27 3,000m Steeplechase..................................... 2. Leslie Boozer, 10:02.02 800m..........................................................2. Megan Malasarte, 2:02.23 Heptathlon...................................... 3. Lucie Ondraschkova, 5627 pts Javelin............................................................... ...3. Freya Jones, 165-10 4x100m Relay............................................... ..3. B. Vaughn, R. Brown, .............................................................S. Miller, M. Jacobs...........45.16 Long Jump................................................... .4. Chanice Porter, 20-4.25 Shot Put............................................................... 5. Hilenn James, 53-1 200m...................................................................6. Tynia Gaither, 23.29 100m.................................................................8. Briana Vaughn, 11.79

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Georgia Track and Field History

The Beginning

rack and field is one of the oldest sports at the University of Georgia, first competing intercollegiately in 1897, five years after the inaugural football unit began play and just one year after the first baseball team took to the diamond. Interest in track and field at UGA began in the late 1800s with the annual intramural field days. At the request of Nash Broyles and Thomas Reed, the Athletic Association set up the first track and field contest in school history on May 28, 1887. A subsequent field day was added a day later. Many of the events of that weekend would be foreign to a meet held today as wrestling matches, the baseball throw, tugs of war and the greased pig chase provided the entertainment in Billy David won the 19th century. Georgia’s first-ever After 10 years SEC title in 1933 in the of field days, high jump. the University participated in its first intercollegiate track contest at the 1897 Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association meet in Nashville, Tenn., where Georgia accumulated 13 points to secure a fourthplace finish out of 14 teams. The school’s first dual meet came a year later against Georgia Tech with UGA taking a 75-30 victory.

Regarded as track and field pioneers in the state of Georgia, The Atlanta Constitution noted in a May 26, 1894 article that “the University was much further along with their track program than any other state school.”

The 1995 women’s squad won the SEC outdoor team championship.

baseball, C.O. Heidler, an assistant basketball coach, and W.A. Cunning ham, one of Georgia’s football coaches. Coaches With interest in track and field Georgia head Wayne Norton became waning, the sport was revived by the 13th coach of the Georgia track pro- Herman J. Stegeman, a star at the gram’s long and storied history after University of Chicago who developed taking over for coach John Mitchell track and field into a popular sport at after the 1999 season. Norton, who has Georgia. Stegeman led UGA for 17 a pair of SEC women’s team titles on years and built one of the strongest his resume after the 2006 season and teams in the South during his tenure. scores of SEC and NCAA individual Along with assistant Weems Baskin, crowns, previously served nine years Stegeman guided Georgia to the 1937 as an assistant coach in charge of Southeastern Conference championjumps at the University of Georgia. ship, still the only men’s SEC team title Mitchell, an esteemed member in the program’s history. The star of of the track and field fraternity, built the 1937 team was a youngster named his reputation at the University of Forrest Towns, whom everyone simAlabama, where he won three SEC ply called “Spec”. Towns captured his Coach-of-the-Year awards. Mitchell led second national championship in the the Georgia men’s team to five top-10 high hurdles that year. finishes in the NCAA Outdoor Cham Baskin coached one more season pionships. after Stegeman ascended to the Ath Mitchell also helped elevate the letic Director’s position, then turned UGA women’s team to a new level of the reigns over to another future Hall excellence by guiding them to third at of Famer, Towns, who would enjoy the the 1995 NCAA outdoor meet, second longest tenure of any coach at UGA. at the 1996 indoor event and fourth in He coached for 34 seasons before retirthe 1999 NCAA Outdoor Championing in the fall of 1975. ships. The women earned their first Taking over for Towns was his SEC team title outdoors in 1995, and long-time assistant and fellow Georgia Mitchell was named the SEC’s indoor track and field great Lewis Gainey. and outdoor Coach-of-the-Year. Gainey directed the Bulldogs during The first Georgia coach was John one of their most successful periods in Mahan, a native of New York, who the late 1970s and early 1980s. coached dur All-Americans such as Mel Lating the 1897 tany, Stanley Blalock, Dothel Edwards, and 1898 seaLester Benjamin and Herschel Walker sons and ended were just a few of Gainey’s prized his brief career pupils. with a perfect Gainey was assisted by Georgia’s 1-0 dual-meet first three women’s coaches, Bill Katz, record. FolSteve Sitler and Mike Sheeley, before lowing Mataking over the female squad in 1988. han were Billy The “Bulldog Babes”, as they were Reynolds, known at first, immediately began a Princeton producing All-Americans like Veronica graduate who Walker, Kathy Rankins, Linda DetlefGeorgia’s 1936 men’s team produced six individual SEC titles. also coached sen and Gwen Torrence.

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GEORGIA TRACK & FIELD TIMELINE

Debbie Ferguson (left) and Mel Lattany (right) were two of the most prolific sprinters in Georgia track and field history.

Facilities

Five different facilities have housed Georgia’s track and field teams. Herty Field, named for Dr. Charles Herty, was the first and was also shared by the football and baseball. With the construction of Sanford Field and a track around it, the team was able to relocate for another 17 years. A new field with the same name was later constructed just 200 yards from the original Sanford Field. The second incarnation was used until World War II when the U.S. Navy came to Athens. The Navy completed a new track, described as a “million-dollar facility”, and gave it to UGA. In 1965, the track and field team found a permanent home on the southwestern corner of the athletic complex. The facility was renamed for Forrest Towns in a dedication ceremony held during the 1990 SEC Outdoor Championships in Athens. Towns passed away a year later, but a granite marker honoring him stands at the southeast entrance to the facility he helped make possible.

SEC Commissioner’s Trophy

The SEC Commissioner’s Trophy is given annually to the male and female athletes who tally the most points at the SEC meets. The Bulldogs most recent honorees were Patricia Sylvester and Ian Burrell. Sylvester won both the triple jump and the long jump and was the runner-up in the high jump at the 2006 SEC Outdoor Championships to rack up 28 points as her team captured the championship. She returned to score a whopping 26 points at the 2007 SEC indoor meet and was given the honor again. Burrell, standing at 5-foot-5, captured both the 3000- and 5000-meter titles on the men’s side at the 2007 SEC Outdoor Championships to pile up 20 points. Since 1933, Georgia has had 19 high-point performers, including Graham Batchelor in 1933 and ’34, Towns in 1937, Vassa Cate in 1939, and Lewis Gainey, who tied for the outdoors honors in 1965. Mel Lattany, however, had the most points ever by a Bulldog with 108.5 in four years, including 22.5 in 1981 when he won both the indoor and outdoor awards. Lester Benjamin took the long and triple jump titles at the 1984 outdoor meet to win the trophy with 27.5 points. One of the Commissioner’s Trophys captured by the Lady Bulldogs was in 1999 as Debbie Ferguson won the award and a total of nine have been claimed by the Georgia women. Ferguson scored 23.5 points at the outdoor championships to lead the Georgia women to a fourth place finish. Icolyn Kelly won it twice in 1995 thanks to her diverse talents. Kelly had 23 points in the indoor championships, but her 32.5 points outdoors led Georgia to its first ever women’s team crown. Kelly’s score of 32.5 points would have beaten five of the 11 teams competing. Kelly won the triple jump, took second in the long jump, fourth in the high jump, fourth in the javelin throw and fourth in the seven-event heptathlon. Kelly’s marks in the SEC meet were all season bests. Hyleas Fountain also earned double honors in 2004. Her 44 points at the SEC Indoor meet was a conference all-time points record. She also racked up 34.50 points at the outdoor meet to take home the trophy.

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1887 - The UGA Athletic Association sets up the first track contest in school history with a field day on May 28. 1897 - After 10 years of field days, Georgia participates in its first intercollegiate contest at the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association meet in Nashville, Tenn. 1898 - Georgia completes its first undefeated season, beating Georgia Tech and winning the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association meet over Vanderbilt and Tech. 1904 - Georgia wins the first state meet, topping Emory and Georgia Tech. 1907 - The scheduled battle of the two Southern track powers, Georgia and Vanderbilt, is canceled because a bridge at the foot of Lookout Mountain in Chattanooga is accidently dynamited, delaying train passage; the meet is never rescheduled. 1913 - Captain Dave Paddock convinces referees at a meet to not announce the height of the high jump bar because he believes freshman Pope Hill will place if he does not know the exact height of the bar; Paddock is right; Hill, a superstitious star, soars above the bar and scores Georgia’s only point of the meet. 1933 - Bill David (high jump) and Graham Batchelor (broad jump, javelin throw) capture Georgia’s first SEC titles. 1936 - Forrest “Spec” Towns wins the Gold Medal in the 120-yd. hurdles at the Berlin Olympics. 1937 - Behind the hurdling of Towns, who never ran track until he arrived at UGA, Georgia wins its only men’s SEC title. 1949 - A 9-year drought without an SEC champion is broken by J.B. Farr in the high jump. 1960 - Mark Carr outleaps the competition in the broad jump to win the Bulldogs’ first SEC indoor title. 1976 - James Barrineau wins the first of two SEC outdoor high jump honors and then places 11th at the Montreal Olympics. 1981 - Mel Lattany wins both the indoor and outdoor SEC Commissioner’s trophies and ends his career with an astonishing 108.5 points in conference competition. 1982 - Kathy Rankins earns the first All-America honor (indoor long jump) for the women. 1983 - The Bulldogs receive their first women’s individual SEC title, thanks to heptathlete Debbie DaCosta. 1984 - Lester Benjamin, Stanley Blalock, Neal Jessie and Sam Palmer win the 400-meter relay at the NCAA Outdoor Championships; it is Georgia’s first men’s title since Spec Towns; Linda Detlefsen captures Georgia’s first women’s individual NCAA championship in the indoor 1,500-meter run. 1986-87 - Gwen Torrence sprints to an unprecedented four NCAA championships: the indoor 55-meter dash (twice) and outdoor 100-meter and 200-meter dashes. 1989 - Kim Engel hurls the javelin a school-record 196-8 to win the NCAA outdoor title. 1992-94 - Brent Noon wins three straight NCAA titles in the outdoor shot put. 1995 - Hrvoje Verzi earns the NCAA indoor triple jump crown with a leap of 54-5.5; Georgia’s women, led by All-Americans Gudrun Arnardottir, Debbie Ferguson, Icolyn Kelly, Reeta Laaksonen and Monika Ronnholm, win their first SEC title during the outdoor season and then record a school-best third-place showing at the NCAA Outdoor Championships. 1996 - Debbie Ferguson wins the 200-meter dash at the NCAA Indoor Championships in leading the Bulldogs to second place overall, the top finish in school history. 1997 - Erin Jones earns All-America honors outdoors in the 5000-meter run as Georgia celebrates its track centennial. 1999 - Ferguson captures NCAA indoor title in 60-meter dash for her fourth career national title at Georgia; Vigdis Gudjonsdottir wins NCAA title in the javelin; women’s team finishes fourth in NCAA Outdoor Championships led by Ferguson’s 21 points to register second-best NCAA Outdoor finish in school history. 2001 - Andras Haklits wins NCAA titles in the weight throw indoors and hammer throw outdoors; Thorey Elisdottir wins the NCAA indoor pole vault with the best mark-ever in the event in collegiate women’s history (14-9.50); Georgia athletes garner eight additional All-America honors. 2002 - Andras Haklits wins his fourth NCAA title, winning the hammer throw for the second straight year; UGA earns a total of nine All-America certificates on the year; legendary Lady Bulldog Gwen Torrence elected to National Track and Field Hall of Fame. 2003 - Georgia earns 14 All-America honors, including Lucais MacKay’s NCAA title in the hammer throw and Hyleas Fountain’s NCAA title in the heptathlon. 2004 - Georgia’s 13 All-America awards include Hyleas Fountain’s three national titles, as well as the American collegiate record in pentathlon for Fountain; freshman sensation thrower Jenny Dahlgren is a double All-American honoree. 2006 - The Lady Bulldogs swept both the SEC indoor (first in school history) and outdoor titles; Patricia Sylvester earns the SEC outdoor Commissioner’s Trophy. 2007 - Edging teammate Levern Spencer, who finished second, Sylvester won the NCAA indoor high jump title and Dahlgren won her second straight NCAA outdoor title in the hammer throw. 2008 - Chris Hill captured Georgia’s first NCAA men’s javelin title on the same track that he shattered the school record in the event earlier in the season at the Drake Relays. 2009 - Freshman Torrin Lawrence opens his career by breaking the school record in the indoor 200 before recording UGA’s first SEC indoor title in the event as well as an All-America certificate; Chris Hill claims his second straight NCAA javelin title for the men. 2010 - Lawrence’s 45.03 and 45.10 400 times indoors makes him one of the world’s top performances of all-time; Nikola Lomnicka debuts for UGA and wins the NCAA hammer title. 2012 - The UGA men score the most points in history (85.5) at the SEC Indoor Championships; the teams combined for the best total (217) ever at the SEC outdoor meet. 2013 - For the first time since 2007, Georgia had a pair of NCAA champions in a single year as freshmen Shaunae Miller (indoor 400m) and Freya Jones (javelin) won.

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Men’s Year-by-Year Team Finishes Indoor Outdoor Year Head Coach

SEC NCAA SEC NCAA Pl. (Pts.) Pl. (Pts.) Pl. (Pts.) Pl. (Pts.)

1933 Herman Stegeman — — 3 (26) 1934 Herman Stegeman — — 3 (30) 1935 Herman Stegeman — — 3 (21.5) 1936 Herman Stegeman — — 2 (32) 1937 Herman Stegeman — — 1 (65) 1938 Weems Baskin — — 3 (36.5) 1939 Forrest Towns — — 6 (20) 1940 Forrest Towns — — 2 (30.3) 1941 Forrest Towns — — 12 (1) 1946 Forrest Towns — — 10 (.5) 1947 Forrest Towns — — 9 (3.75) 1948 Forrest Towns — — 11 (5) 1949 Forrest Towns — — 8 (13.7) 1950 Forrest Towns — — 9 (3.3) 1951 Forrest Towns — — 10 (7) 1952 Forrest Towns — — T8 (9) 1953 Forrest Towns — — 8 (12) 1954 Forrest Towns — — 7 (11.2) 1955 Forrest Towns — — 4 (31.25) 1956 Forrest Towns — — 5 (22.5) 1957 Forrest Towns 5 (6.2) — 5 (21.5) 1958 Forrest Towns T8 (3) — T3 (24) 1959 Forrest Towns — — 8 (14.1) 1960 Forrest Towns 7 (7) — 7 (12.5) 1961 Forrest Towns T7 (8) — T6 (11) 1962 Forrest Towns 11 (2) — 7 (15) 1963 Forrest Towns 5 (10) — 7 (10) 1964 Forrest Towns T7 (4) — 9 (5) 1965 Forrest Towns T7 (5) NTS 7 (14) 1966 Forrest Towns T8 (3) NTS T6 (12) 1967 Forrest Towns 7 (9) T27 (3) 8 (6) 1968 Forrest Towns T6 (6) NTS 8 (2) 1969 Forrest Towns 7 (6) NTS 7 (8.5) 1970 Forrest Towns T7 (4) NTS 8 (6) 1971 Forrest Towns 8 (6) NTS 8 (9) 1972 Forrest Towns 7 (7) NTS 6 (25) 1973 Forrest Towns 6 (12) NTS 6 (30) 1974 Forrest Towns 5 (20) NTS 7 (39) 1975 Lewis Gainey 8 (9.5) NTS 8 (17) 1976 Lewis Gainey 8 (8) T20 (4) 7 (16) 1977 Lewis Gainey 7 (7) T28 (3) 6 (38) 1978 Lewis Gainey 8 (17) NTS 7 (42.5) 1979 Lewis Gainey 6 (33) NTS 7 (38) 1980 Lewis Gainey 7 (23) T37 (4) 5 (67) 1981 Lewis Gainey 6 (35) T20 (8) 3 (88) 1982 Lewis Gainey 2 (71) T40 (3) 3 (84) 1983 Lewis Gainey 5 (60) NTS 4 (73) 1984 Lewis Gainey 5 (67.5) T21 (8) 5 (60) 1985 Lewis Gainey 5 (42) NTS 6 (49.5) 1986 Lewis Gainey 7 (39) T21 (8) 5 (52) 1987 Lewis Gainey 6 (42) T44 (6) 6 (53) 1988 Lewis Gainey 8 (39) 58 (.5) 5 (53) 1989 Lewis Gainey 8 (22) NTS 9 (11) 1990 John Mitchell 9 (6) NTS 7 (42) 1991 John Mitchell T7 (30) NTS 7 (39) 1992 John Mitchell 5 (64) T36 (2) 5 (66) 1993 John Mitchell 5 (49) T15 (10) 6 (57) 1994 John Mitchell 3 (66) T6 (21) 5 (60) 1995 John Mitchell 7 (46) 6 (24) 5 (55.5) 1996 John Mitchell 8 (42.5) T45 (4) 11 (20) 1997 John Mitchell 9 (17) NTS 11 (20) 1998 John Mitchell 9(25) NTS 6(64) 1999 John Mitchell T7 (35) NTS 8 (63) 2000 Wayne Norton 7 (34.5) 41 (4) 7 (38.75) 2001 Wayne Norton 6 (62) 18 (12) 5 (78) 2002 Wayne Norton 6 (40.5) 41 (5.5) 5 (84.5) 2003 Wayne Norton 8 (46) T41 (5) 3 (89) 2004 Wayne Norton T4 (71) T34 (5) 3 (115) 2005 Wayne Norton 5 (67) NTS 4 (99) 2006 Wayne Norton 6 (48.50) 51 (2.50) 8 (52.50) 2007 Wayne Norton 5 (66) NTS 4 (78) 2008 Wayne Norton 5 (72) T30 (8) 10 (43.40) 2009 Wayne Norton 8 (47) T53 (2) T5 (72) 2010 Wayne Norton 5 (61) T20 (10) 5 (83) 2011 Wayne Norton 5 (55.3) T26 (8) 3 (99) 2012 Wayne Norton 3 (*85.5) T23 (9) 3 (109) 2013 Wayne Norton 4 (56) T18 (11) 5 (56) *Highest point total for the Bulldogs at an SEC Indoor Championships

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NTS NTS NTS T13th (10) 11th (11) NTS NTS NTS NTS NTS NTS NTS NTS NTS NTS NTS NTS NTS NTS T37 (4) NTS NTS NTS NTS NTS NTS NTS NTS NTS NTS NTS NTS NTS NTS NTS NTS NTS NTS T61 (.25) NTS T28 (6) NTS NTS T50 (2) T11 (16) NTS 32 (15.5) 26 (21) NTS T39 (9) T30 (9) NTS NTS NTS 10 (19) T10 (22) T10 (23) 8 (24) T10 (25) 54 (4.5) NTS T19(11) T63 (2) 17 (13) T12 (22) T11 (21) T14 (19) 26 (11) 15 (17.50) T-52 (3) T26 (11) T25 (10) 11 (19) T40 (6) T54 (3) T64 (2) T49 (4)

Women’s Year-by-Year Team Finishes

Year Head Coach

Indoor Outdoor SEC NCAA SEC NCAA Pl. (Pts.) Pl. (Pts.) Pl. (Pts.) Pl. (Pts.)

1980 Bill Katz — — — — 1981 Bill Katz — — 4 (54) — 1982 Steve Sitler — — 5 (50) — 1983 Steve Sitler 5 (60) T10 (10) 5 (58) 32 (13) 1984 Steve Sitler 2 (89) 9 (11) 3 (62) T28 (19) 1985 Mike Sheeley 5 (35) T20 (8) 4 (71) T23 (11) 1986 Mike Sheeley 5 (53.3) T12 (10) 5 (67) 11 (19) 1987 Mike Sheeley 5 (58) T13 (10) 5 (38) T13 (20) 1988 Lewis Gainey 7 (33) NTS 6 (35) NTS 1989 Lewis Gainey 7 (16) NTS 6 (54) T14 (15) 1990 John Mitchell 7 (17) T45 (1) 5 (46) NTS 1991 John Mitchell 7 (12) NTS 5 (50) 32 (7) 1992 John Mitchell 7 (30) NTS 7 (42.5) NTS 1993 John Mitchell 7 (49) NTS 7 (45) NTS 1994 John Mitchell 9 (24.33) T27 (7) 6 (53) NTS 1995 John Mitchell 2 (96.5) 7 (20) 1 (135.5) 3 (41.3) 1996 John Mitchell 3 (83.5) 2 (34) 4 (88) 12 (21) 1997 John Mitchell 6 (35) NTS 6 (65) T56 (2) 1998 John Mitchell 7(50) 8(21) 3(103) 6(32) 1999 John Mitchell 6(44) 18(10) 4 (107.5) 4 (37) 2000 Wayne Norton 5 (62) 42 (4) 5 (85) 19 (12) 2001 Wayne Norton 5 (61.50) 13 (14.50) 7 (55) 25 (10.60) 2002 Wayne Norton 6 (26) NTS 7 (49) T45 (4) 2003 Wayne Norton 6 (55.5) T36 (4) 6 (66) 11 (22) 2004 Wayne Norton 4 (81) 6 (36) 3 (101.50) 7 (24) 2005 Wayne Norton 6 (54) 12 (16.50) 4 (106.20) 6 (28) 2006 Wayne Norton 1 (101.50) T-5 (27) 1 (136) 9 (25.75) 2007 Wayne Norton 2 (103) 4 (28) 3 (106) 9 (24) 2008 Wayne Norton 10 (14.50) NTS 10 (32) T60 (2) 2009 Wayne Norton 11 (14) NTS 9 (45.50) NTS 2010 Wayne Norton 5 (65.5) T42 (4) 5 (74.5) T26 (10) 2011 Wayne Norton 6 (54) NTS 4 (94) T40 (6) 2012 Wayne Norton 5 (52) T28 (8) 4 (108) T21 (14) 2013 Wayne Norton 5 (52.5) 10 (22) 5 (87) T11 (25) NTS: No Team Score

UGA ALL-TIME HEAD COACHES Head Coach # Seasons Years John Mahan 2 1897-1898 Billy Reynolds 1 1903 C.O. Heidler 1 1908 W.A. Cunningham 4 1913-1916 Herman Stegeman 17 1921-1937 Weems Baskin 1 1938 Forrest Towns 34 1939-1974 Lewis Gainey 15 1975-1989 Bill Katz* 2 1980-1981 Steve Sitler* 2 1983-1984 Mike Sheeley* 3 1985-1987 John Mitchell 10 1990-1999

Wayne Norton

* Head women’s coach

1999-Present

Herman Stegeman Men: 1921-37

Weems Baskin Men: 1938

Forrest Towns Men: 1939-74

Lewis Gainey Men: 1975-89 Women: 1988-89

Bill Katz Women: 1980-81

Steve Sitler Women: 1982-84

Mike Sheeley Women: 1985-87

John Mitchell Men & Women: 1990-1999

Wayne Norton Men & Women: Present Coach

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Georgia Track & Field in the League Georgia track and field program has a long history of football players crossing over to compete in track. The trend has continued in recent years as numerous former Bulldogs have spent time in the NFL.

The most notable in re-

The most storied athlete to crossover and have success

in both football and track was 1982 Heisman Trophy winner Herschel Walker. Walker was a two-time All-American for Georgia in track along with his football success.

cent memory is the Denver Broncos Champ Bailey, who owns the school record in the indoor long jump (25 feet, 10 3/4 inches).

Herschel Walker (1980-82)

Champ Bailey (1996-98)

Professional Football :

Drafted by the New Jersey Generals of the USFL...Ran for 5,562 yards in his first three seasons...Drafted by the Dallas Cowboys after the USFL disbanded ...Rushed for 8,225 yards in the NFL with the Dallas Cowboys, Minnesota Vikings, Philadelphia Eagles and New York Giants..Only player in NFL history to record a 90-plus yard rush, pass and special teams play. Football at Georgia: Had 1,616 yards in his Fr. season to help lead Georgia to the 1980 National Championship...Won the Heisman Trophy in 1982 (1,752 yards, 17 touchdowns) to help lead Georgia to a 11-1 record...Gained 5,259 yards and scored 52 touchdowns in three seasons, both career records at Georgia ...Bulldogs were 33-3 over the span of Walker’s career. Track at Georgia: Two-time All-American in 1981 in (indoor 60-yard dash, 400 meter relay)...Recorded No. 6 time ever at Georgia in the 60-meter dash (6.23), No. 5 time in 100-meter dash (10.23) and part of what is still the third-fastest 400 meter relay team (39.34) in Georgia track history.

Robert Edwards (1993-97) Professional Football: First round selection of the New England Patriots in the 1998 NFL draft... Rushed for 1,112 yards in his rookie season for New England...Suffered a knee-injury in Honolulu in the 1999 Rookie Flag Football game. Football at Georgia: Had his most productive season in his last year with the Bulldogs rushing for 978 yards and scoring 12 TDs...Scored four touchdowns and gained 124 yards rushing in Georgia’s 37-17 win over Florida in 1997...Recorded 2,103 career rushing yards, averaged 5.2 yards per carry and finished his career with 27 touchdowns...Only the tenth player in Georgia history to rush for over 2,000 yards in a career. Track at Georgia: Competed as a sprinter for the Georgia track team.

Reggie Brown (2000-05)

Brown, who played in the Super Bowl during his five-year career with the Philadelphia Eagles, is the latest track standout to be drafted by an NFL team. The Carrollton, Ga., native scored 17 touchdowns and racked up 2,574 yards receiving. Brown competed for the Bulldog track team between football seasons and is still No. 6 (8.12) 60m hurdles from the 2001 SEC Indoor Championships.

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12-Time NFL Pro Bowler Professional Football:

First round selection of the Washington Redskins in the 1999 NFL draft...Currently plays for the Denver Broncos, including the 2014 Super Bowl and is in his 15th year in the league...12-time NFL Pro Bowler, which is a record for DBs...Intercepted three passes at Arizona (10/17/99), becoming the youngest player in NFL history..Has 52 career INTs, including 10 in 2006. Football at Georgia: Won the Bronko Nagurski Award as the nation’s top defensive player in 1998...Named FirstTeam All-American...Jim Thorpe Award Finalist in 1998....Played both cornerback and wide receiver...Led team in receiving with 50 catches for 817 yards and six TDs in 1998. Track at Georgia: Placed second in the long jump at the 1998 SEC Outdoor Championships...Placed 16th in the long jump at the NCAA Outdoor Championships...Holds the Georgia indoor long jump record (25-10.75), which he set at 1998 SEC Indoor Championships finishing in third place.

Garrison Hearst (1990-92)

Professional Football: 1st round selection

of the Arizona Cardinals in the 1993 NFL draft... Signed with San Francisco in 1997, (1,570 yards in his first season with the 49ers, while gaining over 2,000 all-purpose yards on the season)...Set 49er record for most rushing yards in a game (198 yards vs. Detroit) breaking the 22-year old record...Returned to the 49ers active roster from a devastating ankle injury that kept him sidelined for two years...Became the first player in history to earn NFL Comeback Player-of-the-Year award twice...Earned his second trip to the Pro Bowl after rushing for 1,206 yards in 2001...Became first player in NFL history to rush for over 1,000 yards after a two-year layoff. Football at Georgia: Led the nation in touchdowns (21) and points per game (11.5) as a junior...1992 Doak Walker Award winner as the nation’s most outstanding running back...Finished 3rd in the 1992 Heisman Trophy race...Ranks 2nd in Georgia history in yards (3,232) and touchdowns (35). Track at Georgia: Competed as a sprinter for the Georgia track team.

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UGA Track & Field in the Olympics Medal Count Gwen Torrence Debbie Ferguson-McKenzie Spec Towns Norman Edwards Hyleas Fountain Reese Hoffa

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Track and field has produced some of the most memorable moments in Olympic history. The state of Georgia witnessed many such moments when the 1996 Centennial Olympics were held in Atlanta and surrounding cities, including Athens. UGA was well represented at the 2012 Games in London, with 10 athletes sporting UGA ties from six different nations and competing in 10 different events. Reese Hoffa, who still trains in Athens, won Georgia its 12th overall medal after capturing a bronze in the shot put during his third Olympics.

Q & A with Reese Hoffa

Age: 35 Degree: Health & Physical Education Favorite Place In Athens: Downtown because of all of the great food, entertainment, and events like the Twilight bike race. What UGA Means To You: UGA means my home, a place that has always supported me in my dreams of going to three Olympics. Athens is a place that makes me comfortable and that has allowed me to meet so many great friends. Favorite Quote: “I am going to show you how great I am.” -Muhammad Ali. It has been a reminder that it does not matter what you say, it is what you do. Best Memory From London: My greatest memory would have to be walking into the stadium during the opening ceremonies. It will stay with me forever.

Through The Years... 1900: Alvin Kraenzlein wins an

unprecedented four events at the Games: the 60-meter dash, the long jump, the 110m hurdles and the 200m hurdles.

1896: The first international Olympic Games of the Modern Era are held in Athens, Greece.

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1952: An unprecedented “triple” for

1936: Jesse Owens overcomes discrimination to win a spot on the U.S. Olympic team and wins four gold medals (one in a relay) on the track in Berlin.

those in the distance world is pulled off as Czechoslovakia’s Emil Zatopek wins the 5000-meter run, the 10,000 and the marathon in a one-week span.

1936: Forest “Spec” Towns, an SEC and NCAA

champion while a Bulldog and the man for whom UGA’s track facility is known, hurdled his way to a gold medal in Berlin, Germany, in front of a hostile crowd.

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Shaunae Miller

Hyleas Fountain

Bahamas: Just a couple of months removed from high school, former Lady Bulldog freshman competed in the opening round of the 400-meter dash.

US: The 2008 Olympic silver medalist completed her first four events of the heptathlon just three points out of a medal position thanks to a personal best in the 100m hurdles. However, Fountain slipped out of medal contention and finished only two of three events on day two.

-400m Dash-

-Heptathlon-

Martin Maric -Discus-

Sultana Frizell -Hammer Throw-

Croatia: Battled for a 17thplace finish in the discus during his second Olympic Games. Maric had a top effort of 206 ft., 3 in. in London.

Canada: Took 26th overall after launching her second attempt 221 ft., 3 in. This marked the second Games for Frizell as she represented her native Canada.

Andras Haklits -Hammer Throw-

Levern Spencer

Croatia: Competed in his fourth consecutive summer Olympics in the hammer throw. After also competing for his native country in the bobsled during the 2010 Winter Games, Haklits finished 30th in the qualifying round in 2012.

-High Jump-

St. Lucia: After carrying her country’s flag during the opening ceremonies, Spencer cleared 6 ft., 2 ¾ in. to finish 19th in the high jump during the qualifying round.

Debbie FergusonMcKenzie

Kibwe Johnson -Hammer Throw-

US: Highlighted his first Games by taking ninth in the hammer with a top throw of 245 ft., 10 in. Johnson won the U.S. Olympic Trials to clinch his spot at the Olympics.

Jenny Dahlgren

-100m, 200m-

-Hammer Throw-

Bahamas: Running in an unprecedented five straight Olympics, FergusonMcKenzie finished 26th in the first round of the 100m and 38th in the 200m.

1964: United States sprinter “Bullet”

Bob Hayes powers to a gold medal in the 100-meter dash with the first time under 10 seconds. He came from behind to win his team the 4x100m relay on the anchor leg.

Argentina: Threw the hammer in her third consecutive Olympic Games after capturing three NCAA titles (two in the hammer, one in the weight throw) while with the Lady Bulldogs.

1972: The Olympics in Munich,

Germany, are overshadowed by members of the Israeli team being taken prisoner and killed by a militant Palestinian group know as “Black September”.

1980: UGA’s current school record holder in the

outdoor 200-meter dash (20.14), Mel Lattany, earned a spot on the U.S. Olympic team. However, he and his teammates did not compete because of the U.S. boycott.

1976: Years before James “Jim” Barrineau’s son

Tommy Barrineau won the 2010 SEC title for the Bulldogs in the heptathlon, the elder Barrineau competed in the high jump at the Montreal Games.

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Beijing, China 2008

Athens, Greece 2004 Jon Arnar Magnusson

Debbie Ferguson-McKenzie

Iceland In his third Olympic appearance, Magnusson competed in the 100m (11.05), long jump (23 ft., 4 1/2 in.) and shot put (49-1.8) portions of the decathlon; however, he did not record a finishing score.

U.S.A. She took home seventh-place finishes in both the 100m and 200m races.

Hyleas Fountain

Reese Hoffa

U.S.A. In his second games, Hoffa finished seventh in the shot put reaching a distance of 67 ft., 4 1/4 in.

Thorey Elisdottir

Sultana Frizell

U.S.A.- Silver Medalist Fountain totaled 6,619 points in the heptathlon, bringing home silver.

Iceland In her second Olympic appearance, Elisdottir recorded a 4.55m mark (14 ft., 11 in.) in pole vault and placed fifth.

Canada Frizell finished 17th in the qualifying round for the hammer throw.

Jennifer Dahlgren

Andras Haklits

Argentina In her first Olympic appearance, Dahlgren registered a mark of 59.52m (195 ft. 3 in.) in the qualifying round for the hammer throw.

Croatia Haklits had a top effort of 251 ft., 3 in. to finish 10th during his third trip to the Olympics.

Jenny Dahlgren

Debbie Ferguson

Bahamas- Bronze Medalist In her third Olympic appearance, Ferguson brought home bronze for her 22.30 second finish in the 200-meter dash. She placed fourth in the 400m relay and came in seventh in the 100m.

Thorey Elisdottir

Argentina Dahlgren participated in her second Olympic Games in a row and advanced to the qualifying round.

Iceland In her third straight games, Elisdottir advanced to the qualifying round for pole vault.

Reese Hoffa

U.S.A. Hoffa advanced to the qualifying round of the shot put and recorded a 19.40m (63 ft., 7 3/4 in.) throw.

Patty Sylvester

Levern Spencer

Grenada Sylvester made it to the qualifying round for the long jump.

Saint Lucia Spencer made it to the qualifying round for the high jump.

Gudrun Arnardottir

Thorey Elisdottir

Germany In his second Olympic appearance, Kreissig placed eighth with a jump of 2.29m (7 ft. 6 in.).

Debbie Ferguson

Jan Bielecki

Denmark In his second Olympic appearance, Bielecki recorded a hammer throw of 68.56m (224 ft., 11 in.) in the qualification round.

Iceland In her first Olympic appearance, Elisdottir recorded a mark of 13 ft., 1 1/2 in. in the pole vault.

Wolfgang Kreissig

Iceland: In her second Olympic appearance, Arnardottir placed seventh in the women’s 400m hurdles final in a time of 54.63.

Sydney, Australia 2000

Bahamas- Gold Medalist In her second Olympic appearance, Ferguson won gold as a member of the Bahamas’ 4x100m relay team. She also placed eighth in the 100m final (11.29) and fifth in the 200m final (22.37).

Andras Haklits

Croatia Haklits recorded a hammer throw of 72.66m (238 ft., 5 in.) in the qualification round.

1992: Twelve-time All-American Gwen

Torrence wins a gold medal in the 200-meter dash, runs the anchor leg on the gold medal winning 4x100m relay and adds a silver medal to her trophy case with a runner-up finish in the 4x400m relay.

1988: Gambia’s Dawda Jallow and U.S. sprinter Gwen Torrence make the trip to Seoul, Korea, as Georgia’s two representatives.

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Andras Haklits

Croatia In his second Olympic appearance, Haklits threw the hammer a distance of 74.43m (244 ft., 2 in.) in the qualifying round.

1996: About 70 miles from where she won four NCAA championships on the track, Gwen Torrence won the third gold medal of her career (4x100m relay) and claimed a bronze in the 100m.

Jon Arnar Magnusson

Iceland In his second Olympic appearance, Magnusson competed in the decathlon; however, he did not record a finishing score.

2000: Cathy Freeman became the first

Aboriginal-Australian athlete to compete at the Olympics. The sprinter ended up capturing a gold medal in the 400m in front of her native country.

1996: U.S. decathlete Dan O’Brien bounced back from a failed Olympic campaign in 1992 to win gold in the multi-events in Atlanta four years later.

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Gwen Torrence

Dawda Jallow

Atlanta, Ga. 1996

U.S.A.- Gold & Bronze Medalist In her third Olympic appearance, Torrence ran the anchor leg of the gold medal-winning 400-meter relay team and earned a bronze medal in the 100m.

Gambia In his third, Olympic appearance, Jallow ran in the 400-meter dash.

Jan Bielecki

Denmark In his first Olympic appearance, Bielecki competed in the hammer throw and registered a distance of 227 ft., 8 in.

Debbie Ferguson

Bahamas- Silver Medalist In her first Olympic appearance, Ferguson won a silver medal in the 400-meter relay and also ran in the 100m and 200m.

Jon Arnar Magnusson

Iceland In his first Olympic appearance, Magnusson competed in the decathlon, finishing seventh with a national record for Iceland.

Wolfgang Kreissig

Germany In his first Olympic appearance, Kreissig competed in the high jump for Germany.

Seoul, Korea 1988 Dawda Jallow

Dawda Jallow

Gambia In his second Olympic appearance, Dawda competed in the 400-meter dash.

Gwen Torrence

Gudrun Arnardottir

Iceland In her first appearance in the Olympics, Arnardottir finished 12th in the 400-meter hurdles.

U.S.A.- Gold (2) & Silver Medalist In her second Olympic appearance, Torrence won the 200-meter dash and anchored the victorious 400m relay team. She also earned silver by running the second leg on the 1,600m relay squad that finished second.

Moscow, Soviet Union 1980

Los Angeles, Ca. 1984

Mel Lattany

Lester Benjamin

Gambia - In his first Olympic appearance, Dawda competed in the 400-meter dash.

Barcelona, Spain 1992

U.S.A. Lattany was a member of the 1980 U.S. Olympic team in the 100 meters and 400-meter relay; however, he did not compete in the 1980 Games due to the United States boycott.

Antigua Benjamin competed in the long jump for Antigua.

Norman Edwards

Gwen Torrence

U.S.A. In her first Olympic appearance, Torrence finished fifth in the 100-meter dash and sixth in the 200m.

Jamaica- Silver Medalist Edwards earned a silver medal as a member of the Jamaican 400-meter relay team. He was also a semifinalist in the 100m.

Montreal, Canada 1976

Berlin, Germany 1936 Forrest â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Specâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Towns

James Barrineau

U.S.A. Barrineau placed 11th with a long jump of 7 ft., 1/4 inch. He also cleared 7-4 5/8 at the United States Olympic Trials in Oregon, to finish third and earn a spot on the U.S. team.

2000: The 4x100-meter relay team from

the Bahamas sped across the finish line for a gold medal with 20-time All-American Debbie Ferguson running a leg on the victorious squad.

U.S.A.- Gold Medalist Towns won a gold medal in the 110-meter high hurdles with a record time of 14.1 seconds. He tied the world high-hurdle record of 14.1 five times before running a 13.7 at Oslo, Norway three weeks after the 1936 Olympics to set the new mark.

Bobby Packard

U.S.A. Packard reached the semifinals of the 200-meter dash. He also won his first qualifying heat in Olympic record time, only to see his mark broken 15 minutes later by Jesse Owens.

2004: Debbie Ferguson, a Bahamian by birth, wins a bronze medal in the 200-meter dash while also taking fourth in the 4x100m relay and seventh in the 100m. This was Fergusonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s third of five Olympics.

2012: In his third crack at the Games, former Bulldog Reese Hoffa brought bronze medal in the shot put home from London. A school record 10 athletes with ties to UGA compete at the 2012 Olympics as Debbie Ferguson sprinted at her fifth consecutive Games.

2008: Former Lady Bulldog Hyleas Fountain, who

won four NCAA titles at Georgia, got bumped up from a bronze to a silver medal in the heptathlon after Lyudmila Blonska was stripped of her honor because of doping.

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Men’s Indoor Records Event

Georgia Record

SEC Championships Record NCAA Championships Record

55-Meter Dash

6.16 (Bode Osagiobare, 1995)

6.06c (Tim Harden, Kentucky, 1986) 6.00 WR (Lee McRae, Pittsburgh, 1986)

60-Meter Dash 6.69 (Eric Hall, 1997) 6.48 (L. Scott, Tennessee, 2001) 200-Meter Dash 20.77 (Torrin Lawrence, 2009) 20.35 (W. Spearmon, Ark., 2005) 400-Meter Dash 45.03 (Torrin Lawrence, 2010) 44.80 (Kirani James, Alabama, 2011) 600-Meter Run 1:12.76 (Chris Buckner, 2002) Not Contested

6.51 (Richard Thompson, LSU, 2008) 20.10 (Wallace Spearmon, Arkansas, 2005) 44.57 (Kerron Clement, Florida, 2005) Not Contested

800-Meter Run 1:47.88 (Aaron Evans, 2012) 1,000-Meter Run 2:22.40 (Jimmy Futch, 1981)

1:46.28 (Mark Everett, Florida, 1990) 1:45.33 (Patrick Nduwimana, Arizona, 2001)

1,500-Meter Run 3:53.00 (Jon Paul, 1983) Mile Run 4:03.45 (Simon Ngata, 2004) 3,000-Meter Run 7:59.04 (Ian Burrell, 2007) 5,000-Meter Run 13:46.97 (Ian Burrell, 2007) 55-Meter Hurdles 7.18 (Billy Richard, 1982)

3:44.23 (Jeff Pigg, Florida, 1987)

60-Meter Hurdles 7.77 (Esteban Guzman, 2003)

2:21.47 (Robin Van Heldon, LSU, 1987) 2:18.74 (F. Williams, Abilene Christian, ‘86)

3:59.40 (Peter Bolt, Alabama, 1976) 3:54.74 (Lawi Lalang, Arizona, 2013) 7:55.56 (Dorian Ulrey, Arkansas, 2009) 7:45.94 (Lawi Lalang, Arizona, 2013)

1,600-Meter Relay 3:06.97 (Adams, Foster, Storey, Lawrence, 2012)

13:42.95 (A. Cragg, Arkansas, 2004)

13:25.11 (Lawi Lalang, Arizona, 2012)

6.94 (T. Trammell, South Carolina, 1999)

6.94 (Terrence Trammel, South Carolina, 1999)

7.54 (Eddie Lovett, Florida, 2013)

7.50 (Eddie Lovett, Florida, 2013)

3:04.18

3:03.50

(Babineaux, Bailey Jr., Roudette, Lendore, A&M, 2013)

(Niit, Braddy, Cross, Gauntlett, 2013)

Mile Relay

3:11.88 3:11.07 (McBee, Pace, Johnson, Jallow, 1992) (Henderson, Griffiths, Hardy, Brooks, AU, ‘80) Two-Mile Relay 7:28.80 7:29.58 (Hodges, Roseboro, Freeman, Lewis, ‘82) (Brooks, Tuttle, Toles, Hicks, AU, 1980) Dist. Medley Relay 9:48.42

3:43.48 (Paul Donovan, Arkansas, 1985)

9:39.06

3:11.07 (Wilson, Bly, Duling, Carter, Oklahoma, 1982) 7:21.90 (Borgese, Keyworth, England, O’Sullivan, Villanova, ‘83)

9:27.77

(Ridgewell, Miller, Ward, Burrell, ‘08) (Rop, Mickens, Bor, Samoei, Alab., 2011) (Brannen, Talbert, Ellerton, Willis, Michigan, 2004)

High Jump 7-5.25 (Dothel Edwards, 1986) 7-7.25 (Ray Doakes, Arkansas, 1994) 7-9.25 (Hollis Conway, Southwestern LA, 1989) Long Jump 25-10.75 (Champ Bailey, 1998) 27-0.75 (Marquis Dendy, Florida, 2013) 27-10 (Carl Lewis, Houston, 1981) Triple Jump 55-7.75 (Volker Mai, 1991) 56-11.50 (Christian Taylor, UF, 2011) 56-10 (Will Claye, Florida, 2011) Pole Vault 17-8.50 (Brad Smith, 2004) 18-8.25 (L. Johnson, Tennessee, 1994) 19-2.25 (Jacob Davis, Texas, 1999) Shot Put 66-3.00 (Brent Noon, 1995) 66-8.00 (Brad Snyder, South Carolina, 1998) 71-3.50 (Ryan Whiting, Arizona State, 2008) Weight Throw 80-2.00 (Andras Haklits, 2001) 78-1.00 (Walter Henning, LSU, 2010) 78-9.75 (Libor Charfreitag, S. Meth., 2001) Heptathlon 6,017 (Garrett Scantling, 2013) 6,035 (Maurice Smith, Auburn, 2005) 6,499 (Ashton Eaton, Oregon, 2010)

Names in bold italic are current Bulldogs and names in italic are former Bulldogs in the middle and right columns

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Event

Men’s Outdoor Records Georgia Record

10.01 (Bode Osagiobare, 1994)

100-Meter Dash

SEC Championships Record NCAA Championships Record

9.93 (Richard Thompson, LSU, 2008) 9.89 (Charles Silmon, TCU, 2013;

20.14 (Mel Lattany, 1979)

200-Meter Dash

400-Meter Dash 45.33 (Gary Duncan, 1987) 800-Meter Run 1:46.26 (Aaron Evans, 2010) 1,500-Meter Run 3:42.82 (Simon Ngata, 2004) 3,000-M Steeplechase 8:41.86 (Matt Cleaver, 2012) 5,000-Meter Run 13:43.05 (Simon Ngata, 2005) 10,000-Meter Run 28:48.78 (Ian Burrell, 2007) 110-Meter Hurdles 13.72 (*Spec Towns, 1937; Bill Richard, 1980)

Ngonidzashe Makusha, Florida State, 2011)

19.86 (Justin Gatlin, Tennessee, 2002) 19.87 (L. Daniel, Mississippi St., 1988) 44.29 (Derrick Brew, LSU, 1999)

44.00 (Quincy Watts, USC, 1992)

1:45.27 (Otukile Lekote, S. Carolina, 2002)

1:44.70 (Mark Everett, Florida, 1990)

3:37.29 (Seneca Lassiter, Arkansas, 1999) 3:35.30 (Sydney Maree, Villanova, 1981) 8:31.54 (Tim Broe, Alabama, 2000)

8:12.39 (H. Rono, Washington St., 1978)

13:41.04 (Alistair Cragg, Arkansas, ‘03) 13:20.63 (Sydney Maree, Villanova, 1979) 28:23.01 (David Tyson, Arkansas, 2008) 28:01.30 (Suleiman Nyambui, UTEP, 1979) 13.21 (Jason Richardson, S. Carolina, 2008) 13.14 (Wayne Davis II, Texas A&M, 2013)

400-Meter Hurdles 48.46 (Justin Gaymon, 2008) 48.29 (Kerron Clement, Florida, ‘05) 47.56 (Kerron Clement, Florida, 2005) 400-Meter Relay 39.24 38.53 38.04 (Jessie, Palmer, Blalock, Benjamin, ‘84) (Lovett, Taylor, Wilks, Demps, Florida, 2011) (Howard, Holloway, Williams, Spencer, TCU, ‘89) 1:20.83

800-Meter Relay

Not Contested

(Jessie, Palmer, Blalock, Benjamin, ‘84)

1,600-Meter Relay 3:03.66 3:02.23 2:59.59 (McBee, Johnson, Carter, Jallow, 1991) (Clarke, Witherspoon, Clement, UF, 2005) (Dardar, Brazell, Carter, Willie, 2005) 3,200-Meter Relay 7:16.71 Not Contested Not Contested (Freeman, Roseboro, DeBar, Burgess, ‘83)

Sprint Med. Relay 3:19.08 (1,600 meters) (Walker, Campbell, Ford, Hodges, 1982)

Not Contested

High Jump 7-6.50 (Dothel Edwards, 1985) 7-6 (Donald Thomas, Auburn, 2007; 7-9.75 (Hollis Conway, Southwestern LA, 1989) Ricky Robertson, OM, 2011) Long Jump 26-5.50 (Marcus Bailey, 1994) 27-10.25 (Melvin Lister, Arkansas, ‘00) 28-0.00 (Erick Walder, Arkansas, 1993) Triple Jump 55-10.50 (Volker Mai, 1991) 56-3.25 (Christian Taylor, Florida, 2011) 58-4.75 (Christian Taylor, Florida, 2011) Pole Vault 17-9.00 (David Lemen, 2001) 19-0.25 (Lawrence Johnson, Tennessee, ‘94) 19-1.00 (Lawrence Johnson, Tennessee, 1996) Shot Put 70-5.25 (Brent Noon, 1995) 70-5.25 (Brent Noon, Georgia, 1995) 72-2.25 (John Godina, UCLA, 1995) Discus Throw 201-5.00 (Alex Urlando, 1996) 213-9.00 (Mike Buncic, Kentucky, 1985) 220-0.00 (Kamy Keshmiri, Nevada, 1992) Javelin Throw 275-2 (Chris Hill, 2009) 261-4 (Chris Hill, UGA, 2009) 268-7.00 (Esko Mikkola, Arizona, 1998) Hammer Throw 260-2.00 (Andras Haklits, 2002) 247-4.00 (Andras Haklits, UGA, 2000) 265-3.00 (Balazs Kiss, South Carolina, 1996) Decathlon 7,972 (Maicel Uibo, 2013) 8,126 (Mikael Olander, LSU, 1988) 8,457 (Ashton Eaton, Oregon, 2010) *Towns time was hand-timed

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Women’s Indoor Records Georgia Record

SEC Championships Record NCAA Championships Record

55-Meter Dash

6.56 (Gwen Torrence, 1987)

6.58 (Dawn Sowell, LSU, 1989)

6.56 (Gwen Torrence, Georgia, 1987)

60-Meter Dash

7.24 (Debbie Ferguson, 1999)

7.13 (Kelly Ann Baptiste, 2008)

7.09 (Lakya Brookins, S. Carolina, 2011)

200-Meter Dash

23.17 (Debbie Ferguson, 1996)

22.46 (Kerron Stewart, Auburn, 2007) 22.40 (Bianca Knight, Texas, 2008)

400-Meter Dash

50.88 (Shaunae Miller, 2013)

51.13 (Hazel-Ann Regis, LSU 2004)

500-Meter Run

1:12.92 (Terri Julian, 1986)

1:11.74 (Sylvia Brydson, LSU, 1987) 1:08.89 (Linetta Wilson, Nebraska, 1987)

600-Meter Run

1:24.88 (Aisha Tull, 2002)

Not Contested

800-Meter Run

2:06.20 (Angie Stanifer, 1998)

2:00.75 (Nicole Cook, Tennessee, 2005) 2:01.77 (Hazel Clark, Tennessee, 1999)

1,000-Meter Run

2:42.61 (Linda Detlefsen, 1984)

2:44.33 (Alisa Harvey, Tennessee, 1987) 2:41.08 (Trena Hull, UNLV, 1987)

1,500-Meter Run

4:20.00 (Linda Detlefsen, 1983)

4:22.05 (Alisa Harvey, Tennessee, 1987) 4:17.85 (Tina Krebs, Clemson, 1985)

Mile Run

4:36.06 (Carly Hamilton, 2013)

4:34.49 (Kristen Gillespie, Arkansas, ‘12) 4:29.72 (Sarah Bowman, Tennessee, 2009)

3,000-Meter Run

9:20.89 (Carly Hamilton, 2013)

9:10.49 (Jackie Areson, Tennessee, 2011) 8:42.03 (Jenny Barringer, Colorado, 2009)

5,000-Meter Run

16:11.22 (Jolly Earle, 1990)

15:53.34 (Valerie McGovern, Kentucky, ‘90) 15:14.18 (Kim Smith, Providence, 2004)

50.54 (Francena McCorory, Hampton, 2010)

Not Contested

55-Meter Hurdles 7.63 (Gudrun Arnardottir, 1996) 7.34 (Michelle Freeman, Florida, 1992) 7.41 (Michelle Freeman, Florida, 1992; Angie Vaughn, Texas, 1998) 60-Meter Hurdles 8.09 (Hyleas Fountain, 2004)

8.00 (Vonette Dixon, 2000)

7.84 (Virginia Powell, USC, 2006)

800-Meter Relay

1:38.81

Not Contested

1,600-Meter Relay Mile Relay 3,200-Meter Relay

3:37.07 3:29.06 3:27.66 (Burnett, Grant, Tull, Woodward, ‘00) (Morris, B.-Thomas, Lawrence, Regjs, LSU 2005) (Downer, McIntosh, Robinson, Richards, Texas, ‘03)

(Walker, Thompson, Young, Jackson, ‘81)

3:42.22

3:40.67

3:37.08

(Hines, Julian, Houston, Torrence, ‘86) (Laughlin, Benjamin, Martin, Oliver, UT, 1986) (Rattray, Barksdale, Clark, Floyd, Tennessee, 1983)

8:58.30 8:38.26 8:24.72 (Topinka, Julka, Olsen, White,’87) (Braasch, Braasch, Crowther, Nash, UF, 1987) (Franey, Gallagher, DiMuro, Procadcio, Villanova, ‘87)

Dist. Medley Relay 11:03.27 11:05:37 10:50.98 (Christoforou, Gaither, Malasarte, Hamilton, 2013) (Sheffey, Harris, Price, Areson, Tennessee, 2011) (Wright, Jones, Price, Bowman, Tennessee, 2009) High Jump 6-2.75 (Leven Spencer, 2008) Long Jump 21-7.25 (Hyleas Fountain, 2004)

6-2.00 (L. Spencer, UGA 2006; B. Reese,

6-6 (Destinee Hooker, Texas, 2009)

Ole Miss, 2008, K. Schade, Alabama, 2012)

22-8.00 (Elva Goulbourne, Auburn, 2002) 22-6.50 (Blessing Okagbare, UTEP, 2010)

Triple Jump

44-7.50 (Patricia Sylvester, 2007) 46-0.25 (Keisha Spencer, LSU, 2000) 46-9.00 (Suzzette Lee, LSU, 1997)

Shot Put

55-10.50 (Hilenn James, 2013)

58-10.25 (M. Kevkhishvili, Florida, 2009) 63-0.75 (Tia Brooks, Oklahoma, 2013)

Weight Throw

78-10.50 (Jenny Dahlgren, 2006)

74-7.25 (Candice Scott, Florida, 2005) 83-10.25 (Brittany Riley, S. Illinois, 2007)

Pole Vault

14-9.50 (Thorey Elisdottir, 2001) 14-11 (Tina Sutej, Arkansas, 2012)

Pentathlon 4,417 (Hyleas Fountain, 2004)

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4,569 (Makeba Alcide, Arkansas, 2013) 4,540 (Brianne Theisen, Oregon, 2011)

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Women’s Outdoor Records Georgia Record

10.97 (Debbie Ferguson, 1997)

100-Meter Dash

SEC Championships Record NCAA Championships Record

10.96 (Kimberlyn Duncan, LSU, 2012) 10.78 (Dawn Sowell, LSU, 1989)

200-Meter Dash 22.19 (Debbie Ferguson, 1999) 22.12 (Kimberlyn Duncan, LSU, 2012) 22.04 (Dawn Sowell, LSU, 1989; Kimberlyn Duncan, LSU, 2013) 400-Meter Dash 50.70 (Shaunae Miller, 2013) 50.63 (M. Barber, South Carolina, 2001) 50.10 (Monique Henderson, UCLA, 2005) 800-Meter Run 2:02.06 (Megan Malasarte, 2013) 2:01.00 (Tiffany McWilliams, Miss. St. 2004) 1:59.11 (Suzy Favor, Wisconsin, 1990) 1,500-Meter Run

4:12.15 (Carly Hamilton, 2013)

3,000-Meter Run

9:22.38 (Monika Ronnholm, 1995) 9:15.51 (Heidi Olafsdottir, Alabama, 1987) 8:47.35 (Vicki Huber, Villanova, 1988)

3,000-Meter Stpl.

10:00.02 (Leslie Boozer, 2013)

10:01.74 (Grace Heymsfield, Arkansas, 2013) 9:25.54 (Jenny Barringer, Colorado, 2009)

5,000-Meter Run

16:00.66 (Kristie Krueger, 2012)

15:59.47 (Valerie McGovern, Kentucky,’90) 15:15.08 (Sally Kipyego, Texas Tech, 2008)

10,000-Meter Run 33:21.63 (Jill Steffens, 2007)

4:09.19 (Tiffany McWilliams, MSU, 2004) 4:06.19 (Hannah England, Florida State, 2008)

32:38.35 (Chelsea Oswald, Kentucky, ‘13) 32:28.57 (Sylvia Mosqueda, CS-LA, 1988)

100-Meter Hurdles 13.10 (Gudrun Arnardottir, 1996) 12.72 (Kim Carlson, LSU, 1996)

12.39 (Brianna Rollins, Clemson, 2013)

400-Meter Hurdles 54.93 (Gudrun Arnardottir, 1996) 54.50 (Lashinda Demus, South Carolina, 2004) 53.21 (Kori Carter, Stanford, 2013) 400-Meter Relay

43.86 42.80 42.36 (Rivers, Perryman, Mahone, Ferguson, 1999)(Morris, Henry, Broaddus, Baptiste, LSU, 2008) (Carter, Lucas, Duncan, Mayo, T. A&M, 2009)

800-Meter Relay

1:33.14 Not Contested (Mahone, King, Miles, Collins, 2001)

Not Contested

1,600-Meter Relay 3:33.83 3:27.04 3:24.54 (Grant, Burnett, Tull, Ferguson, ‘99) (Navy, Bernard-Thomas, Hall, Regis, LSU, ‘04) (Gardner, Okodogbe, Roesler, Francis, Oregon, ‘12) 3,200-Meter Relay 8:55.30 Not Contested (Smith, Horne, Detlefsen, Stelljes, ‘82)

Not Contested

Sprint Med. Relay 1:39.24 Not Contested (800 meters) (Smith, Houston, Torrence, Hines, 1985)

Not Contested

High Jump 6-4.25 (Levern Spencer, 2007) Long Jump 21-8.25 (Hyleas Fountain, 2004)

6-6.00 (Amy Acuff, UCLA, 1995; Kajsa Bergqvist, SMU, 1999)

6-1.25 (Levern Spencer, Georgia, 2007)

22-5.25 (Brittney Reese, Ole Miss, 2008) 22-10 (Rhonda Watkins, UCLA, 2007)

Triple Jump

45-0.00 (Icolyn Kelly, 1995)

45-10.75 (Suzette Lee, LSU, 1996)

46-7.25 (Ganna Demydova, So. Miss., 2012)

Shot Put

55-2.25 (Rhonda Hackett, 2000)

59-2.75 (Mar. Kevkhishvilli, UF, 2009)

62-0.50 (Tia Brooks, Oklahoma, 2013)

Discus Throw

184-7.00 (Ingrid Belz, 1991)

194-4.00 (Danyel Mitchell , LSU, 1994) 210-10.00 (Seilala Sua, UCLA, 1999)

Javelin Throw *New Javelin

196-8.00 (Kim Engel, 1989) 204-9.00 (Laverne Eve , LSU, 1987) 206-9.00 (Karin Smith, Cal Poly, 1981) 183-11.00 (Krista Woodward, 2007) 180-9.00 (Emily Carlsten, Florida, 2000) 202-10.00 (Irina Kharun, Indiana, 2003)

Hammer Throw

$239-4 (Jenny Dahlgren, 2007)

235-6 (Jenny Dahlgren, Georgia, 2006)

232-00 (Jenny Dahlgren, Georgia, 2007)

Pole Vault 14-6.75 (Morgann Leleux, 2012) 15-1.50 (Tina Sutej, Arkansas, 2011) 14-7.25 (4 tied, most recently in 2013) Heptathlon 6,033 (Hyleas Fountain, 2004) 5,969 (Sharon Jaklofsky, LSU, 1991) 6,440 (Brianne Theisen, Oregon, 2012) $Dahlgren’s mark remains a collegiate record

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55-Meter Dash

1. Bode Osagiobare 2. Mel Lattany 3. Ricky Campbell 4. Herschel Walker Dennis Baker 6. Jarrell Stewart Lester Benjamin Norman Edwards Stanley Blalock Neal Jessie

’95 Barnett Bank Inv. ’80 U.S. Olympic Inv. ’80 Ohio State ’82 SEC ’03 SEC Champs. ’08 Tom Jones Classic ’83 Florida ’83 Florida ’83 VMI Relays ’83 Florida

* - Hand-timed finishes

60-Meter Dash 1. Eric Hall ’97 US Air 2. Dennis Baker ’02 Va. Tech 3. Justin Scott-Wesley ’13 Akron Invite ’13 Razorback Invite Keith Marshall ’13 VT Elite Michael Proctor ’09 Kentucky Invite Torrin Lawrence ’09 Kentucky Invite 7. Bode Osagiobare ’96 Clemson Jarrell Stewart ’07 Carolina Inv. 9. Johnathan Smith ’13 Akron Invite ’13 VT Elite 10. David Dickens ’07 Carolina Inv. 200-Meter Dash

6.16 6.19 6.20 6.23 6.23 6.26 6.14* 6.14* 6.24* 6.24*

6.69 6.70 6.75 6.75 6.75 6.75 6.75 6.76 6.76 6.77 6.77 6.78

1. Torrin Lawrence 2. David Dickens 3. Brandonn Hill 4. Waymon Storey 5. Johnathan Smith 6. Michael Proctor 7. Eric Harris 8. Eric Hall 9. Bode Osagiobare Jarrell Stewart

’09 Kentucky Invite 20.77 ’06 NCAA Champs. 21.05 ’01 SEC Champs. 21.11 ’12 Tyson Invite 21.12 ’13 SEC Champs. 21.14 ’09 Kentucky Invite 21.29 ’12 Mark Colligan Inv. 21.30 ’97 USAir Inv. 21.42 ’96 Kentucky Inv. 21.47 ’06 Tyson Inv. 21.47

1. Torrin Lawrence 2. Justin Gaymon 3. David Dickens 4. Demiko Goodman 5. LaRon Bennett Paul Blue 7. Stanley Blalock 8. Forest Johnson Dawda Jallow 10. Chandler Teasley

’10 Tyson Invite ’08 SEC Champs. ’07 SEC Champs. ’05 SEC Champs. ’04 SEC Champs. ’96 SEC Champs. ’84 Florida ’92 NCAA ’91 Florida Fast Times ’99 Kentucky Inv.

400-Meter Dash

45.03 45.94 46.27 46.39 46.53 46.53 46.55 46.62 46.62 47.10

800-Meter Run 1. Aaron Evans ’12 Husky Classic 1:47.88 2. Steve Burgess ’84 Florida Fast Times 1:48.34 3. Ross Ridgewell ’08 Cyclone Qual. 1:48.57 4. Shaun Benefield ’96 ACC-SEC 1:48.78 5. Charles Grethen ’13 SEC Champs. 1:49.13 6. Eddie Hodges ’82 SEC Champs. 1:50.73 7. Greg Roseboro ’83 Florida 1:50.80 8. Daniel Grass ’13 Akron Invite 1:50.84 9. Brad Lewis ’83 Florida 1:51.00 10. Kisean Smith ’13 SEC Champs. 1:51.76 1,000-Meter Run 1. Jimmy Futch ’81 Gator Inv. 2. Jeff DeBar ’85 Florida 5-Way 3. Brad Freeman ’82 SEC Champs. 4. Doug Cornfield ’87 SEC Champs. 5. Danny Neff ’10 Hokie Invite 6. Steve Burgess ’85 Clemson 7. Jon Burton ’84 Florida 8. Jeff Coates ’85 Indiana Inv. 9. Teak Shore ’90 Indiana Inv. 10. Steve Rowe ’88

2:22.40 2:24.45 2:24.60 2:24.75 2:27.41 2:27.53 2:27.90 2:30.19 2:30.74 2:31.28

Mile Run

1. Simon Ngata 2. Drew Griffin 3. Ryley Miller 4. Mabry McCray 5. Terry Reid 6. Ross Ridgewell 7. Danny Neff 8. Dan Fassinger 9. Ian Burrell 10. Philip Bett

’04 Armory Coll. 4:03.45 ’00 SEC Champs. 4:03.71 ’08 SEC Champs. 4:04.88 ’79 LSU 6-Way 4:05.60 ’91 Florida Fast Times 4:05.92 ’08 Tyson Inv. 4:06.22 ’11 Husky Classic 4:07.37 ’05 SEC Champs. 4:07.87 ’08 Tom Jones Class. 4:08.94 ’04 Armory Coll. 4:09.45

3,000-Meter Run

1. Ian Burrell 2. Drew Griffin 3. Simon Ngata 4. Matt Cleaver 5. Brandon Lord 6. Ian Campbell 7. Ryley Miller 8. Terry Reid 9. Ian Dickinson 10. Philip Bett

’07 Tyson Inv. 7:59.04 ’00 ND Inv. 8:03.88 ’04 SEC Champs. 8:05.10 ’13 SEC Champs. 8:07.78 ’12 Husky Classic 8:11.91 ’92 Florida Fast Times 8:15.43 ’09 Virginia Tech 8:15.70 ’91 SEC Champs. 8:15.80 ’03 SEC Chall. 8:16.08 ’03 Carolina 8:19.57

Ken Garrett moved to the top of Georgia’s 60-meter hurdle list in 2001 and stayed for two years at the top of the list.

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Drew Griffin is No. 2 in the both the indoor 3000-meter run and the outdoor 1500.

5,000-Meter Run 1. Ian Burrell

’07 Tyson Inv. ’05 SEC Champs. ’13 SEC Champs. ’12 SEC Champs. ’04 SEC Champs. ’79 ’04 SEC Champs. ’12 SEC Champs. ’03 Iowa State ’13 Husky Classic

13:46.97 13:55.88 14:14.72 14:19.75 14:21.81 14:22.00 14:25.70 14:27.65 14:30.92 14:31.75

55-Meter Hurdles 1. Billy Richard ’82 SEC Champs. 2. Esteban Guzman ’04 Gator Inv. 3. Ralph Thompson ’92 Indiana Inv. 4. LaRon Bennett ’05 Va. Tech Chall. 5. Luis Pena ’81 Mason Dixon 6. Justin Gaymon ’07 Diet Pepsi Inv. 7. Ken Garrett ’99 SEC Champs. 8. Trey Fletcher ’06 SEC Champs. 9. Keelan Knox ’07 Diet Pepsi 10. Justin Carlin ’03 SEC Champs.

7.18 7.30 7.33 7.34 7.38 7.47 7.52 7.56 7.64 7.67

2. Simon Ngata 3. Matt Cleaver 4. Brett Richardson 5. Philip Bett 6. Rich Gildard 7. Mike Swope 8. Brandon Lord 9. Ian Dickinson 10. Luke Baker

60-Meter Hurdles 1. Esteban Guzman ’03 Indoor Madness 2. Cory Holman ’12 SEC Champs. Justin Gaymon ’09 Carle/Health Cl. 4. Ken Garrett ’01 SEC Champs. 5. Devon Williams ’13 Akron Invite LaRon Bennett ’04 Clemson Inv. 7. Garrett Scantling ’13 NCAA Champs. 8. Todd Gurley ’13 VT Elite Reggie Brown ’01 SEC Champs. David Lemen ’02 SEC Champs. 1,600-Meter Relay 1. Adams, Foster, Storey, Lawrence ’12 SEC Champs. 2. Gaymon, Proctor, Adams, Lawrence ’09 SEC Champs. 3. Dickens, Foster, Roberts, Bennett ’04 SEC Champs. 4. Storey, Adams, Mills, Lawrence ’11 ISU Qualifier

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7.77 7.86 7.86 7.94 8.00 8.00 8.10 8.12 8.12 8.12

3:06.97 3:07.45 3:07.93 3:07.96

Men’s Indoor Top-10 Lists Long Jump 1. Champ Bailey ’98 SEC Champs. 25-10.75 2. Darryl Simmons ’82 SEC Champs. 25-8.25 3. Volker Mai ’92 USAir Inv. 25-7.00 4. Lester Benjamin ’84 SEC Champs. 25-5.25 5. Clarence Christian ’79 SEC Champs. 25-3.50 6. Marcus Bailey ’93 Florida Fast Times 24-11.25 7. Cory Holman ’12 SEC Champs. 24-7.25 8. David Lemen ’02 SEC Champs. 24-6.25 9. Aaron LaGarde ’10 SEC Champs. 24-5.50 Kevin Dickson ’08 VT Elite 24-5.50 Phil Tucker ’74 SEC Champs. 24-5.50

12-Time NFL Pro Bowler and former UGA two-sport star Champ Bailey holds the Bulldogs’ indoor long jump record. 5. Dickens, Ritchie-Haughton, Proctor, Gaymon ’07 SEC Champs. 3:08.47 6. Ritchie-Haughton, Proctor, Brown, Gaymon ’08 Cyclone Qual. 3:08.56 7. Teasley, Lawrence, Benefield, Blue ’96 SEC Champs. 3:08.57 8. Storey, Lawrence, Evans, Adams ’11 SEC Champs. 3:08.90 9. Partridge, Teasley, McClendon, Blue ’97 USA Champs. 3:09.25 10. Foster, Storey, Branch, Lawrence ’12 Tyson Invite 3:09.62

Distance Medley Relay 1 . Ridgewell, Miller, Ward, Burrell ’08 SEC Champs. 9:48.42 2. Ridgewell, B. Brown, Ward, Miller ’08 Tyson Inv. 9:52.73 3. Neff, Mills, Svoboda, Lord ’11 SEC Champs. 9:52.90 4. Bryant, Brown, Griffin, P. Young ’99 SEC Champs. 9:53.05 5. Neff, Black, Evans, Lord ’11 Big 12 vs. SEC 9:55.63 6. Grass, Branch, Neff, Reade ’12 SEC Champs. 9:57.51 7. Brown, Griffin, Waddle, P. Young ’00 SEC Champs. 9:58.24 8. Long, Harris, Hershner, Neff ’10 SEC Champs. 9:58.30 9. Coburn, Smith, Voyles, Sims ’13 VT Elite 9:58.83 10. Coburn, Mills, Smith, Voyles ’13 SEC Champs. 10:00.01 High Jump 1. Dothel Edwards ’86 Florida Open 2. Wolfgang Kriessig ’94 SEC Champs. 3. Dillon Phelps ’95 SEC Champs. 4. Patrick Thavelin ’92 Barnett Bank Inv. 5. James Barrineau ’77 NCAA Charles Willbanks ’83 SEC Champs. 7. Thaddeus Hood ’96 Barnett Bank Inv. 8. Cory Holman ’10 SEC Champs. 9. Troy Glasgow ’88 Fla. All-Comers David Bloodsworth ’83 Florida

Triple Jump 1. Volker Mai ’91 2. Hrvoje Verzi ’95 NCAA 3. Antonio Saunders ’04 Gator Inv. 4. Jerome Hutchins ’75 National USTFF 5. Jamaal Parker ’09 Virginia Tech 6. Lester Benjamin ’83 Eastman Inv. 7. Janne Kinnunen ’95 USAir Inv. 8. Aaron LaGarde ’10 VT Final Qual. 9. Amp Brown ’80 ETSU Inv. 10. Troy Glasgow ’88 Coca-Cola Inv.

55-7.75 54-5.50 52-7.25 52-7.00 52-4.75 52-4.25 52-3.75 52-3.25 51-7.50 50-9.25

Pole Vault 1. Brad Smith ’04 VaTech Qual. 17-8.50 2. David Lemen ’02 NCAA Champs. 17-7.75 3. Adam Sarafian ’06 NCAA Champs. 17-6.50 ’06 Nat’l PV Summit 4. Paul Malquist ’11 Tyson Invite 17-0.75 Wes Fuller ’08 VT Elite 17-0.75 6. John Smith ’12 SEC Champs. 17-0.00 Allen Brandon ’10 VT Elite 17-0.00 8. Timo Makkonen ’01 Fast Times 16-11.50 9. Garrett Scantling ’13 NCAA Champs. 16-8.75 Maicel Uibo ’13 NCAA Champs. 16-8.75 Cameron Meyer ’12 VT Elite 16-8.75 Shot Put

1. Brent Noon 2. Reese Hoffa 3. Daniel Vanek 4. Nick Vena 5. Caleb Whitener 6. Kyle Helf 7. John Newell

’95 SEC Champs. 66-3.00 ’01 Va. Tech 64-0.50 ’07 SEC Champs. 63-4.25 ’13 VT Elite 62-10.00 ’13 SEC Champs. 62-9.25 ’07 SEC Champs. 62-3.25 ’05 SEC Champs. 62-3.00

Dothel Edwards ranks as the best high jumper in Georgia track and field history, holding both the indoor and outdoor records.

7-5.25 7-3.25 7-3.25 7-3.50 7-3.00 7-3.00 7-3.00 7-1.75 7-1.00 7-1.00

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Andras Haklits, school record holder in the weight and hammer throws, recorded a collegiate all-time best mark of 80-2 in winning the 2001 NCAA weight throw title. 8. Mike Judge ’86 SEC Champs. 61-7.00 9. Chad McClendon ’06 NCAA Reg. 61-3.00 10. Bradford Williams ’04 Va. Tech Chall. 60-11.25

Weight Throw 1. Andras Haklits ’01 NCAA 2. Tomas Sjöstrom ’95 S. Carolina Open 3. Pan. Mavraganis ’02 Fast Times 4. Lucais MacKay ’04 SEC Champs. 5. Boris Stoikos ’93 NCAA 6. Branislav Danis ’10 VT Final Qual. 7. John Freeman ’10 VT Final Qual. 8. John Newell ’04 Va. Tech Challenge 9. Justin Welch ’12 VT Elite 10. Nate Rolfe ’07 VT Last Chance

1. 2. 3. 4.

Pentathlon

David Lemen Steve Rowe Greg Sewell Kelly Basinger

’02 SEC Champs. ’88 Coca-Cola Inv. ’02 SEC Champs. ’02 SEC Champs.

Heptathlon 1 . Garrett Scantling ’13 NCAA Champs. 2. Maicel Uibo ’13 NCAA Champs. 3. Cory Holman ’12 NCAA Champs. 4. Tommy Barrineau ’10 SEC Champs. 5. Michael Ayers ’11 SEC Champs. 6. Devon Williams ’13 SEC Champs. 7. Ben Davies ’11 Big 12 vs. SEC 8. Cory Harris ’09 SEC Champs. 9. Greg Sewell ’04 SEC Champs. 10. David Silverstein ’10 SEC Champs.

80-2.00 71-2.00 71-0.00 70-5.75 69-4.75 69-3.25 69-1.25 68-7.00 67-8.00 67-7.00 3,920 3,567 3,261 3,073 6,017 5,975 5,873 5,700 5,578 5,494 5,378 5,120 4,941 4,900

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Men’s Outdoor Top-10 Lists Shaun Benefield set Georgia’s outdoor 800 meter run record at the 1995 NCAA Championships.

100-Meter Dash

1. Bode Osagiobare 2. Mel Lattany 3. Bill Breeding 4. Johnathan Smith 5. Norman Edwards 6. Herschel Walker Eric Hall 8. Manley Waller 9. Dennis Baker 10. Neal Jessie Sam Palmer Stanley Blalock

’94 Sierra Medical Inv. ’81 Florida/Florida St. ’77 Auburn Inv. ’13 Georgia Relays ’84 Georgia Relays ’82 Spec Towns Inv. ’97 Georgia Inv. ’86 TAC ’01 SEC 5-Way ’83 NCAA ’84 Spec Towns Inv. ’84 U.S. Olympic Trial

200-Meter Dash

1. Mel Lattany 2. Richard Campbell 3. Bode Osagiobare 4. Stanley Blalock 5. Torrin Lawrence 6. Gary Duncan 7. Waymon Storey 8. Manley Waller 9. David Dickens 10. Neal Jessie

’79 SEC ’80 NCAA ’94 Sierra Medical Inv. ’83 Drake Relays ’12 Florida Relays ’87 SEC Champs. ’12 SEC Champs. ’87 SEC Champs. ’07 SEC Champs. ’85 SEC Champs.

400-Meter Dash

1. Gary Duncan 2. Torrin Lawrence 3. Dawda Jallow 4. Forest Johnson 5. David Dickens 6. Justin Gaymon 7. Demiko Goodman 8. Stanley Blalock 9. LaRon Bennett 10. Chandler Teasley

10.01 10.04 10.19 10.20 10.21 10.23 10.23 10.26 10.28 10.29 10.29 10.29 20.14 20.32 20.49 20.50 20.51 20.54 20.60 20.65 20.67 20.72

’87 Alabama Inv. ’12 Olympic Trials ’93 Ga. Tech ’93 Ga. Tech ’07 SEC Champs. ’08 Bulldog Lmtd. ’05 NCAA Regional ’84 Auburn/Troy St. ’05 Clemson Quad ’99 Georgia Inv.

45.33 45.40 45.48 45.68 45.91 46.17 46.23 46.24 46.54 46.61

800-Meter Run 1. Aaron Evans ’10 NCAA Regional 2. Shaun Benefield ’95 NCAAChamps. 3. Charles Grethen ’13 Mt. SAC Relays 4. Steve Burgess ’85 MLK Games

1:46.26 1:47.13 1:47.56 1:47.64

5. Eddie Hodges 6. Ross Ridgewell 7. Danny Soule 8. Greg Roseboro 9. Daniel Grass 10. Doug Cornfield

’82 SEC Champs. ’07 NCAA Regional ’04 SEC Champs. ’82 TAC ’13 Spec Towns ’88 SEC Champs.

1:48.59 1:48.79 1:49.02 1:49.38 1:49.46 1:49.75

1,500-Meter Run 1. Simon Ngata ’04 SEC Champs. 3:42.82 2. Drew Griffin ’99 Ga. Tech Inv. 3:42.96 3. Terry Reid ’91 Ole Miss Inv. 3:44.56 4. Mabry McCray ’79 SEC Champs. 3:45.33 5. Mike Fussell ’79 SEC Champs. 3:45.48 6. Danny Neff ’11 Florida Relays 3:45.68 7. Jimmy Futch ’80 Domino Classic 3:45.80 8. Ian Burrell ’08 Ga. Invitational 3:45.98 9. Ian Campbell ’92 George Griffin Inv. 3:46.54 10. Dan Fassinger ’04 SEC Champs. 3:46.73

8. Cory Holman 9. Ken Garrett 10. Donte Bolden

’10 SEC Champs. ’99 SEC Champs. ’04 SEC Champs.

13.99 14.04 14.13

400-Meter Hurdles 1. Justin Gaymon ’08 Olympic Trials 48.46 2. LaRon Bennett ’05 NCAA Champs. 48.74 3. Ken Garrett ’01 Georgia Inv. 49.76 4. Randy Bell ’90 Last Chance Meet 50.35 5. Drew Branch ’13 Spec Towns 50.60 6. Phillip Adams ’12 Spec Towns Inv. 50.99 7. Stanley Blalock ’84 Florida Relays 51.21 8. Mike McAninch ’88 Dogwood Relays 51.36 9. Bill Fincher ’77 SEC Champs. 51.46 10. Keelan Knox ’07 SEC Champs. 51.60

400-Meter Relay 1. Jessie, Palmer, Blalock, Benjamin ’84 Georgia Relays 3,000-Meter Steeplechase 2. Jessie, Benjamin, Blalock, Palmer 1. Matt Cleaver ’12 NCAA Regional 8:41.86 2. Sam Gillespie ’07 NCAA Regional 8:52.70 ’83 NCAA 3. Philip Bett ’04 East Regionals 8:55.93 3. Campbell, Walker, Austin, Lattany 4. Kyle Poplin ’81 Auburn 8:57.80 ’81 Drake Relays 5. John McCartney ’77 Tom Black Classic 8:58.00 4. Jessie, Waller, Blalock, Edwards 6. Joe Kaufmann ’79 Athletic Attic Inv. 8:59.00 7. Jerry Carnes ’82 Springtime Inv. 9:02.00 ’86 Dogwood Relays 8. Sean Dailey ’84 SEC Champs. 9:08.25 5. Campbell, Walker, Johnson, Lattany 9. Stewart Tanner ’91 SEC Champs. 9:13.03 ’81 Spec Towns Inv. 10. David Rindt ’93 Spec Towns Inv. 9:13.13

39.24 39.27 39.34 39.41 39.48

5,000-Meter Run

1. Simon Ngata 2. Ian Burrell 3. Sean Nicholl 4. Brandon Lord 5. Matt Cleaver 6. Drew Griffin 7. Philip Bett 8. Bejan Abtahi 9. Mark Plaatjes 10. Bill Matthews

’05 Stanford Inv. 13:43.05 ’07 Payton Jordan 13:45.99 ’85 Dogwood Relays 13:57.78 ’12 Mt. SAC Relays 14:03.33 ’11 War Eagle Invite 14:04.80 ’00 Mt. SAC Relays 14:11.56 ’03 NCAA East 14:12.50 ’10 SEC Champs. 14:14.23 ’83 Auburn/W. Ga. 14:16.40 ’10 Mt. SAC Relays 14:17.17

10,000-Meter Run 1. Ian Burrell ’07 Stanford Inv. 28:48.78 2. Brandon Lord ’13 Canadian Champs. 29:12.90 3. Philip Bett ’04 Mt. SAC Relays 29:17.99 4. Mark Plaatjes ’82 Penn Relays 29:22.00 5. Mike Swope ’04 Mt. SAC Relays 29:28.43 6. Bejan Abtahi ’10 Mt. SAC Relays 29:47.04 7. Brett Richardson ’11 Drake Relays 29:57.54 8. Luke Baker ’12 Drake Relays 30:00.64 9. Gary Gayman ’78 Georgia Relays 30:14.60 10. Sean Nicholl ’86 SEC Champs. 30:14.90 110-Meter Hurdles 1. Spec Towns ’36 Norway Billy Richard ’80 Quad Conference 3. Justin Gaymon ’07 Drake Relays 4. LaRon Bennett ’05 SEC Champs. 5. Ralph Thompson ’92 Drake Relays Esteban Guzman ’04 SEC Champs. 7. Devon Williams ’13 USA Champs.

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13.7* 13.70 13.85 13.86 13.90 13.90 13.98

Bode Osagiobare holds the Bulldogs’ 100 meter dash record and is No. 3 on Georgia’s 200 list.

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Long Jump 1. Marcus Bailey ’94 Georgia Inv. 2. Lester Benjamin ’84 SEC Champs. 3. Darryl Simmons ’81 Georgia IC 4. Clarence Christian ’82 Georgia Relays 5. Champ Bailey ’98 SEC Champs. 6. Maicel Uibo ’13 Bulldog Dec. 7. Volker Mai ’91 Spec Towns Inv. 8. Aaron LaGarde ’10 Yellow Jacket 9. Gary Duncan ’85 Georgia Relays 10. David Lemen ’02 Texas A&M

Volker Mai set the Georgia outdoor triple jump record at the 1991 NCAA Championships. 6. Stewart, Dickens, Etelman, Proctor ’07 SEC Champs. 7. Waller, Edwards,Jessie, Benjamin ’85 NCAA 8. Jessie, Edwards, Blalock, Benjamin ’86 Dogwood Relays Saunders, Baker, Roberts, Hollis II ’04 East Regionals 10. Waller, Hines, Bell, Duncan ’87 NCAA

39.55 39.58 39.60 39.60 39.62

1. McBee, Johnson, Carter, Jallow ’91 Drake Relays 3:03.66 2. Gaymon, Proctor, Etelman, Dickens ’07 NCAA Champs. 3:04.13 3. McBee, Johnson, Thompson, Jallow ’93 George Griffin Inv. 3:04.72 4. Alexander, Chan. Teasley, Garrett, Char. Teasley ’99 Ga. Tech Inv. 3:04.73 5. Adams, Foster, Branch, Lawrence ’12 NCAA Regionals 3:04.91 6. Dickens, Goodman, Foster, Bennett ’05 NCAA Champs. 3:05.64 7. Gaymon, Proctor, Ritchie-Haughton, Brown ’08 SEC Champs. 3:05.83 8. Adams, Lawrence, Foster, Storey ’12 Florida Relays 3:06.08 9. Dickens, Roberts, Foster, Bennett ’04 East Regionals 3:06.23 10. Gaymon, Proctor, Ritchie-Haughton, Dickens ’07 Yellow Jacket 3:06.39

High Jump Dothel Edwards ’85 U.S./Canada Jr. James Barrineau ’77 State Relays Patrick Thavelin ’92 Spec Towns Inv. Dillon Phelps ’96 Drake Relays Troy Glasgow ’87 SEC Champs. Wolfgang Kriessig ’94 Ga. Tech Steve Moore ’81 SEC Champs. Charles Willbanks ’83 SEC Champs.

7-3.00 7-3.00

26-5.50 26-3.25 26-1.75 25-10.25 25-8.75 25-8.00 25-5.50 25-5.25 25-0.25 25-0.00

1,600-Meter Relay

1. 2. 5. 6. 7. 8.

’95 SEC Champs. ’01 Georgia Relays

7-6.50 7-5.00 7-5.00 7-5.00 7-4.25 7-3.75 7-3.50 7-3.00

Triple Jump 1. Volker Mai ’91 NCAA Champs. 55-10.50 2. Hrvoje Verzi ’95 Georgia Inv. 53-10.50 3. Janne Kinnunen ’94 Georgia Inv. 53-5.50 4. Antonio Saunders ’04 Clemson Classic 53-0.25 5. Lester Benjamin ’85 SEC Champs. 52-10.75 6. Amp Brown ’80 Georgia Relays 52-9.00 7. Aaron LaGarde ’11 Spec Towns Inv. 52-7.50 8. Jerome Hutchins ’75 Florida Relays 52-7.00 9. Michael Hines ’86 Drake Relays 51-2.75 10. Jamaal Parker ’10 Yellow Jacket 50-10.00 Pole Vault 1. David Lemen ’01 Sea Ray Relays 2. Brad Smith ’05 NCAA Champs. 3. Timo Makkonen ’02 Spec Towns Inv. 4. Caleb Ebbets ’12 Spec Towns Inv. Adam Sarafian ’06 Bulldog Limited 6. Allen Brandon ’10 Ga. Invitational 7. John Smith ’11 Spec Towns Inv. 8. Adam Godfrey ’93 SEC Six-Way 9. Wes Fuller ’08 Ga. Invitational 10. Michael Ayers ’11 NCAA Champs.

17-9.00 17-8.50 17-7.00 17-5.50 17-5.50 17-5.00 17-2.75 17-2.00 17-0.75 16-8.75

David Lemen broke school records in the pole vault and decathlon in 2001 and 2002.

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1. Brent Noon 2. Reese Hoffa 3. Caleb Whitener 4. Nick Vena 5. Jarkko Haukijarvi 6. Ashinia Miller 7. Kyle Helf 8. John Newell 9. Mike Judge 10. Israel Machovec

’95 SEC Champs. 70-5.25 ’01 Georgia Tech 66-4.25 ’12 NCAA Regionals 64-1.25 ’13 NCAA Regional 63-9.00 ’98 SEC Champs. 63-1.25 ’13 Georgia Relays 62-6.00 ’08 Spec Towns 61-6.75 ’05 NCAA Regional 61-3.00 ’86 Spec Towns Inv. 61-2.25 ’10 SEC Champs. 60-10.50

Discus Throw 1. Alex Urlando ’96 SEC Champs. 201-5 2. Nate Rolfe ’07 Georgia Relays 191-11 3. Martin Maric ’06 NCAA Reg. 190-1 4 . Israel Machovec ’09 Pumping Iron Cl. 188-8 5. Mike Van Winkle ’81 Spec Towns Inv. 187-9 6. Chad McClendon ’06 Clemson Inv. 185-4 7. Kibwe Johnson ’00 Tri-Meet 185-1 8. Lucais MacKay ’04 Pomona-Pitzer Inv. 184-9 9. Burke McCarty ’12 Triton Invite 183-7 Bradford Williams ’04 Pomona-Pitzer Inv. 183-7 Daniel Vanek ’07 McCravy Mem. 183-7

Javelin Throw 1. Chris Hill ’09 USA Champs. 2. Trevor Snyder ’05 NCAA Champs. 3. Brian Moore ’11 SEC Champs. 4. Hans Schmidt ’93 SEC Champs. 5. Riku Valleala ’98 Tampere 6. Tero Angeria ’98 NCAA Champs. 7. Martin Maric ’06 NCAA Reg. 8. Jan Bielecki ’94 Crimson Classic 9. Braydon Anderson ’12 Florida Relays 10. Jean Castang ’88 Georgia Relays

275-2 249-5 248-2 248-1 243-9 238-0 237-3 226-11 222-5 218-7

Hammer Throw 1. Andras Haklits ’02 Georgia Throws Inv. 260-2 2. Tomas Sjostrom ’95 NCAA Champs. 237-0 3. Pan. Mavraganis ’02 Spec Towns 235-0 4. Lucais Mackay ’03 NCAA Champs. 230-3 5. Jan Bielecki ’94 Georgia Inv. 230-0 6. Boris Stoikos ’93 NCAA Champs. 227-11 7. Justin Welch ’12 Toledo Summer Series 225-7 8. Branislav Danis ’10 SEC Champs. 223-11 9. Nate Rolfe ’09 Bulldog Ltd. Inv. 221 10. John Freeman ’10 Drake Relays 220-3 Decathlon 1. Maicel Uibo ’13 Bulldog Dec. 8,223 2. David Lemen ’02 NCAA Champs. 7,972 3. Michael Ayers ’11 NCAA Champs. 7,903 4. Garrett Scantling ’13 NCAA Champs. 7,873 5. Tommy Barrineau ’11 SEC Champs. 7,654 6. Cory Holman ’10 SEC Champs. 7,500 7. Ben Davies ’11 Sea Ray Relays 7,385 8. Steve Rowe ’90 SEC Champs. 7,319 9. Steve Benedict ’78 Florida Relays 7,291 10. Kelly Basinger ’03 SEC Champs. 7,052

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Women’s Indoor Top-10 Lists

55-Meter Dash

1. Gwen Torrence 2. Debbie Ferguson 3. Chequita Brady 4. Sandra Smith 5. Kelly Perryman 6. Illia Miles 7. Sherita King Krysha Bayley 9. Icolyn Kelly 10. Larika Burton

’87 NCAA ’99 SEC Champs. ’93 Iowa St. Inv. ’84 NCAA ’99 SEC Champs. ’03 SEC Champs. ’03 SEC Champs. ’05 Va. Tech ’96 Husker Inv. ’97 SEC Champs.

60-Meter Dash 1. Debbie Ferguson ’99 NCAA Champs. 2. Illia Miles ’03 Va. Tech 3. Briana Vaughn ’13 SEC Champs. Icolyn Kelly ’96 SEC Champs. 5. Tynia Gaither ’12 SEC Champs. 6. Krysha Bayley ’04 SEC Champs. 7. Georgina Nembhard ’10 VT Elite 8. Kelly Perryman ’96 SEC Champs. Sherita King ’03 Va. Tech Hyleas Fountain ’04 Husker Inv.

6.56 6.71 6.87 6.89 6.90 6.91 6.92 6.92 6.93 6.98 7.24 7.36 7.41 7.41 7.43 7.44 7.45 7.49 7.49 7.49

800-Meter Run 1. Angie Stanifer ’98 NCAA Champs. 2:06.20 2. Loreen White ’87 2:06.38 3. Megan Malasarte ’13 SEC Champs. 2:06.39 4. Linda Detlefsen ’84 2:07.11 5. Mary McClung ’93 Iowa St. Inv. 2:08.93 6. Taylor Adams ’10 SEC Champs. 2:09.24 7. Natalie Picchetti ’07 Tyson Inv. 2:09.90 8. Stella Christoforou ’13 Akron Invite 2:10.30 9. Samantha Murillo ’02 Va. Tech 2:10.92 10. Carly Hamilton ’12 Mark Colligan Inv. 2:11.12

Mile Run 1. Carly Hamilton ’13 Husky Classic 2. Natalie Picchetti ’08 SEC Champs. 3. Linda Detlefsen ’84 Millrose 4. Kristie Krueger ’10 Tyson Invite 5. Stella Christoforou ’13 SEC Champs. 6. Monika Rönnholm ’94 Husker Inv. 7. Kelly Cordell ’04 Alex Wilson Inv. 8. Nicole DiMercurio ’13 Akron Invite 9. Laura McKinley ’00 SEC Champs. 10. Jill Keller ’96 Last Chance

4:36.06 4:38.66 4:40.80 4:41.64 4:44.46 4:47.45 4:47.59 4:50.05 4:50:24 4:50.26

200-Meter Dash 1. Debbie Ferguson ’96 NCAA Champs. 2. Shaunae Miller ’13 VT Elite 3. Illia Miles ’03 Va. Tech 4. Krysha Bayley ’05 SEC Champs. 5. Tynia Gaither ’13 SEC Champs. 6. Sherita King ’03 Iowa State 7. Georgina Nembhard ’10 SEC Champs. 8. Odeika Bent ’09 Tyson Invit. 9. Kelly Perryman ’96 Florida Fast Times 10. Tanja Reid ’96 SEC Champs.

23.17 23.26 23.38 23.54 23.66 23.79 24.14 24.19 24.22 24.23

400-Meter Dash 1. Shaunae Miller ’13 NCAA Champs. 2. Gudrun Arnardottir ’96 SEC Champs. 3. Marie Woodward ’02 NCAA Champs. 4. Trisha Carter ’90 SEC Champs. 5. Tonique Williams ’96 SEC Champs. 6. Odeika Bent ’11 VT Final Qual. 7. Aisha Tull ’02 SEC Champs. 8. Traci Boyd ’03 Va. Tech 9. Terri Julian ’86 10. Sonja Collins ’02 SEC Champs.

50.88 53.19 53.42 53.61 53.64 54.57 54.60 54.72 54.89 54.96

3,000-Meter Run 1. Carly Hamilton ’13 Razorback Invite 9:20.89 2. Jolly Earle ’90 9:23.10 3. Jill Steffens ’07 SEC Champs. 9:26.79 4. Erin Jones ’97 SEC Champs. 9:26.89 5. Sarah Madebach ’07 SEC Champs. 9:28.47 6. Kristin Heffelfinger ’07 SEC Champs. 9:29.71 7. Frida Thordardottir ’93 Florida Fast Times 9:31.37 8. Carla McCready ’97 SEC Champs. 9:32.49 9. Jenny Oliver ’92 SEC Champs. 9:34.29 10. Kristie Krueger ’10 UK Invite 9:35.46

5,000-Meter Run 1. Jolly Earle ’90 SEC Champs. 16:11.22 2. Kristin Heffelfinger ’07 Tyson Inv. 16:17.48 3. Bridget Lyons ’10 SEC Champs. 16:18.68 4. Keli Butler ’91 Florida Fast Times 16:25.35 5. Kristie Krueger ’12 SEC Champs. 16:27.32 6. Jill Steffens ’07 Tyson Invit. 16:28.51 7. Sarah Madebach ’08 SEC Champs. 16:33.89 8. Bret McDaniel ’13 Husky Classic 16:45.06 9. Erin Jones ’00 SEC Champs. 16:45.34 10. Nicole DiMercurio ’13 Husky Classic 16:49.01

1996 and 2000 Olympian Gudrun Arnardottir ranks first in the Georgia’s women’s 55-meter hurdles.

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1984 NCAA Champion Linda Detlefsen is currently ranked No. 3 in the women’s mile.

55-Meter Hurdles 1. Gudrun Arnardottir ’95 SEC 2. Hyleas Fountain ’04 Gator Inv. 3. Monique Salter ’00 SEC Quad 4. Shaka Dennison ’06 SEC Champs. 5. Debbie Dacosta ’83 6. Randi Chapman ’02 SEC East 7. Latisha Rivers ’00 SEC Quad 8. Shenae Dawkins ’05 Va. Tech 9. Monique Salter (two times) 10. Latashia Rogers ’89 Florida All-Comers

7.69 7.76 7.82 7.90 8.03 8.10 8.13 8.14 8.15 8.18

60-Meter Hurdles 1. Hyleas Fountain ’04 SEC Champs. 2. Shaka Dennison ’07 SEC Champs. 3. Gudrun Arnardottir ’96 SEC 4. Monique Salter ’00 Minnesota Inv. 5. Latisha Rivers ’00 Husker Inv. 6. Randi Chapman ’02 SEC Champs. 7. Ruthlyn Granger ’02 SEC Champs. 8. Shenae Dawkins ’05 Clemson Inv. 9. Santerri Baker ’11 Tyson Invite 10. Lucie Ondraschkova ’13 NCAA Champs.

8.09 8.25 8.31 8.40 8.41 8.57 8.63 8.68 8.77 8.78

1600-Meter Relay 1. Burnett, Grant, Tull, Woodward ’00 NCAA 2. Hines, Smith, Torrence, Julian ’86 3. Collins, Boyd, Woodward, Tull

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Women’s Indoor Top-10 Lists

’01 USATF 3:38.03 4. Bayley, Boyd, King, Miles ’03 Iowa State 3:38.87 5. Collins, Woodward, King, Tull ’02 Fast Times 3:39.03 6. Collins, Woodward, Williams, Miles ’02 Va. Tech 3:39.90 7. Burnett, Ferguson, Grant, Tull ’99 SEC 3:39.95 8. Williams, Ferguson, Vilhelmsdottir, Arnardottir ’95 SEC 3:41.89 9. Williams, Vilhelmsdottir, Ferguson, Arnardottir ’96 SEC 3:41.90 10. Collins, Woodward, Murillo, Tull ’02 SEC East 3:42.28

2. Morgann Leleux 3. Fanni Juhasz 4. Kat Majester 5. Kierney Hiteshew 6. Jade Riebold 7. Corrie Drakulich 8. Julianne Toto 9. Sage Proffitt 10. Danielle Cherico

’13 Razorback Invite 14-9 ’04 NCAA Champs. 14-0.00 ’10 VT Final Qual. 13-11.25 ’06 NCAA Champs. 13-9.25 ’10 VT Final Qual. 13-5.75 ’02 Va. Tech 12-11.50 ’09 SEC Champs. 12-9.50 ’13 Akron Invite 12-6.25 ’04 SEC Champs. 12-6.00

High Jump

1. Levern Spencer 2. Patricia Sylvester 3. Latifah Long 4. Saniel Atkinson 5. Hyleas Fountain 6. Reeta Laaksonen 7. Jessica Stockard Dale Wallace 9. Lisa Morrison Celly Martinez

’08 Clemson Inv. ’07 NCAA Champs. ’00 Minnesota Inv. ’12 SEC Champs. ’04 Armory Coll ’96 Razorback ’05 NCAA Champs. ’81 AIAW Nationals ’93 Florida Fast Times ’01 Va. Tech

6-2.75

6-2.25 6-1.50 6-0.75 6-0.50 6-0.00 5-11.75

Distance Medley Relay 1. Christoforou, Gaither, Malasarte, Hamilton ’13 Alex Wilson 11:03.27 5-11.25 2. Christoforou, Gaither, Malasarte, Hamilton 5-11.25 ’13 NCAA Champs. 11:12.49 3. Christoforou, Miller, Malasarte, Hamilton Long Jump ’13 SEC Champs. 11:25.25 1. Hyleas Fountain ’04 NCAA Champs. 21-7.25 4. Julka, Topinka, Olsen, Horne 2. Krysha Bayley ’02 SEC Champs. 21-4.75 ’87 SEC 11:31.32 3. Tasha Mahone ’01 SEC Champs. 21-1.50 5. Christoforou, Malasarte, Kirk, Shiver 4. Chanice Porter ’13 Razorback Invite 21-0.50 ’11 Big 12 vs. SEC 11:35.38 ’13 SEC Champs. 21-0.50 6. Christoforou, Chapman, Malasarte, Shiver 5. Kathy Rankins ’83 NCAA 20-11.00 ’12 SEC Champs. 11:35.42 6. Patricia Sylvester ’07 Tiger Inv. 20-5.00 7. Cordell, Hamilton, Madebach, Picchetti 7. Icolyn Kelly ’95 Husker Inv. 20-3.75 ’06 SEC Champs. 11:39.15 8. LaShanda Harper ’99 Va. Tech 20-1.75 8. Lyons, Bent, Adams, Krueger 9. Shaka Dennison ’07 McCravy 20-0.50 ’10 SEC Champs. 11:39.57 10. Anita Hooks ’90 Indiana Inv. 20-0.25 9. Hamilton, Miller, Christoforou, Krueger ’13 Razorback Invite 11:39.68 Triple Jump 10. Krueger, Walker, Adams, Vernon 1. Patricia Sylvester ’07 Diet Pepsi Inv. 44-7.50 ’09 SEC Champs. 11:39.71 2. Colleen Felix ’11 SEC Champs. 44-3.50 3. Icolyn Kelly ’96 NCAA 44-0.50 Pole Vault 4. Shenae Dawkins ’06 VT Last Chance 43-1.50 1. Thorey Elisdottir ’01 NCAA 14-9.50 Monica Cabbler ’96 NCAA 43-1.50

Thorey Elisdottir broke the Georgia women’s indoor pole vault record, winning the NCAA indoor title in 2001 with a jump of 14’9.50”.

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’02 Va. Tech ’03 SEC Champs. ’11 VT Elite ’11 SEC Champs. ’11 SEC Champs.

43-1.00 43-1.00 42-6.00 42-3.25 41-7.75

Shot Put 1. Hilenn James ’13 NCAA Champs 2. Rhonda Hackett ’00 Minnesota Inv. 3. Jenny Dahlgren ’06 Gator Invit. ’04 Va. Tech Chall. 4. Kim Tedder ’98 Husker Inv. 5. Sultana Frizell ’04 SEC Champs. 6. Jill Palmer ’85 Eastman Inv. 7. Heather Wood ’03 Virginia Tech 8. Rachel Travis ’08 Tom Jones Cl. 9. Eve Machovec ’11 SEC Champs. 10. Kim Engel ’90 Indiana Inv.

55-10.50 54-1.00 51-0.00 51-0.00 50-3.50 48-10.25 48-8.00 48-0.00 47-5.25 46-10.75 45-5.75

Weight Throw 1. Jenny Dahlgren ’06 NCAA Champs. 2. Nikola Lomnicka ’10 Tyson Invite 3. Sultana Frizell ’05 NCAA Champs. 4. Alesha Asijie ’11 SEC Champs. 5. Katie McCoy ’01 Fast Times 6. Renata Foerst ’05 SEC Champs. 7. Elizabeth Tepe ’13 Akron Invite 8. Beth Seymour ’03 Indoor Madness 9. Kim Tedder ’98 Va. Tech Inv. 10. Emily Sanders ’09 Virginia Tech

78-10.50 67-6.75 66-10.00 64-7.25 63-6.00 59-8.50 59-6.75 59-5.75 55-10.50 50-3.25

Pentathlon 1. Hyleas Fountain ’04 SEC Champs. 4,417 2. Lucie Ondraschkova ’13 NCAA Champs. 4,228 3. Jessica Stockard ’05 NCAA Champs. 4,133 4. Carol Crosbie ’87 SEC Champs. 3,864 5. Shaka Dennison ’06 SEC Champs. 3,861 6. Sarah Gretzmacher ’07 SEC Champs. 3,817 7. Bettina Poulson ’92 SEC Champs. 3,770 8. Farah Jean-Pierre ’03 SEC Champs. 3,733 9. Jessica Bartlett ’03 SEC Champs. 3,424 10. Saniel Atkinson ’11 Big 12 vs. SEC 3,411

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Women’s Outdoor Top-10 Lists 800-Meter Run

1. Megan Malasarte 2. Angie Stanifer 3. Mary McClung 4. Monika Ronnholm 5. Loreen White 6. Natalie Picchetti 7. Linda Detlefsen 8. Carly Hamilton 9. Samantha Murillo 10. Laura McKinley

’13 USA Champs. ’98 SEC Champs. ’95 Crimson Classic ’95 NCAA Champs. ’86 Spec Towns ’07 Spec Towns ’84 Spec Towns ’13 Spec Towns ’02 SEC 3-Way ’99 SEC Champs.

2:02.06 2:04.61 2:05.64 2:06.36 2:06.38 2:07.42 2:08.43 2:08.44 2:08.62 2:08.99

1,500-Meter Run 1. Carly Hamilton ’13 Drake Relays 4:12.15 2. Linda Detlefsen ’84 SEC 4:15.25 3. Natalie Picchetti ’07 USATF Outdoors 4:16.59 4. Monika Ronnholm ’95 SEC 4:17.81 5. Kristie Krueger ’10 Florida Relays 4:18.58 6. Frida Thordardottir ’91 Spec Towns 4:22.95 7. Megan Malasarte ’13 Mt. SAC Relays 4:24.50 8. Laura McKinley ’99 SEC 4:25.45 9. Joanne Birkett ’91 Ga. Tech Inv. 4:25.62 10. Loreen White ’86 Springtime Inv. 4:26.40 2000 Olympic gold medalist Debbie Ferguson finished her career as one of the most decorated athletes in Georgia track and field history.

3,000-Meter Run 1. Monika Ronnholm ’95 SEC 9:22.38 2. Jolly Earle ’90 Minnesota Inv. 9:23.10 3. Frida Thordardottir ’92 Seminole Twilight 9:28.17 4. Joanne Birkett ’91 Magic City Relays 9:33.35 5. Erin Jones ’97 Florida Relays 9:38.20 6. Lori Johnson ’87 SEC 9:42.60 7. Keli Butler ’91 Magic City Relays 9:45.35 8. Sabina Horne ’84 MLK Games 9:45.50 9. Lianne Horne ’87 Alabama Inv. 9:49.81 10. Birgitta Wahlin ’86 Springtime Inv. 9:50.50

100-Meter Dash 1. Debbie Ferguson ’97 Stockholm 10.97 2. Gwen Torrence ’86 SEC Champs. 11.20 3. Krysha Bayley ’04 NCAA Champs. 11.29 4. Briana Vaughn ’13 Georgia Relays 11.37 3,000-Meter Steeplechase Georgina Nembhard ’10 Spec Towns Inv. 11.37 1. Leslie Boozer ’13 SEC Champs. 10:02.02 6. Larika Burton ’96 Sierra Inv. 11.38 2. Sarah Madebach ’08 NCAA Champs. 10:07.16 Illia Miles ’03 Spec Towns 11.38 3. Taylor Adams ’11 SEC Champs 10:23.16 8. Tynia Gaither ’13 NCAA Regional 11.42 4. Erin Kelley ’03 SEC Champs. 10:37.95 9. Sherita King ’03 Spec Towns 11.44 5. Stella Christoforou ’11 Ga. vs. Miss. Dual 10:40.79 10. Kelly Perryman ’99 UTEP Inv. 11.46 6. Savannah Kirk ’12 SEC Champs. 10:41.32 7. Ashley Shiver ’11 SEC Champs. 10:43.63 8. Victoria Coppage ’13 Florida Relays 10:45.27 200-Meter Dash 9. Whitney Nelson Stansell ’03 NCAA East 10:49.43 1. Debbie Ferguson ’99 Saint-Denis 22.19 10. Erika Ramsey ’13 Florida Relays 10:51.52 2. Gwen Torrence ’87 NCAA Champs. 22.37 3. Shaunae Miller ’13 Spec Towns 22.41 4. Krysha Bayley ’04 East Regionals 22.89 5. Illia Miles ’03 Georgia Inv. 23.20 6. Tynia Gaither ’13 Spec Towns 23.21 7. Georgina Nembhard ’11 War Eagle Invite 23.40 8. Sherita King ’03 UCLA 23.50 9. Hyleas Fountain ’03 NCAA Champs. 23.53 10. Sonja Collins ’02 Sea Ray 23.67 400-Meter Dash

1. Shaunae Miller 2. Gwen Torrence 3. Tonique Williams 4. Trish Carter 5. Marie Woodward 6. Aisha Tull 7. Terri Julian 8. Odeika Bent Stephanie Hines 10. Traci Boyd

’13 NCAA Champs. ’87 Drake Relays ’96 Jamaica NC ’91 SEC Champs. ’02 SEC Champs ’02 Bulldog Ltd. ’86 Auburn Inv. ’11 SEC Champs. ’86 Springtime Inv. ’03 Spec Towns

5,000-Meter Run 1. Kristie Krueger ’12 Mt. SAC Relays 16:00.66 2. Erin Jones ’97 NCAA Champs. 16:13.96 3. Jolly Earle ’90 NCAA Champs. 16:18.60 4. Bridget Lyons ’11 War Eagle Invite 16:23.32 5. Jill Steffens ’07 SEC Champs. 16:23.80 6. Sarah Madebach ’08 SEC Champs. 16:27.00 7. Kelly Cordell ’04 Florida Relays 16:32.24 8. Nicole DiMercurio ’13 Mt. SAC Relays 16:44.56 9. Sabina Horne ’84 Alabama Inv. 16:45.40 10. Keli Butler ’91 NCAA Champs. 16:48.46 10,000-Meter Run 1. Jill Steffens ’07 Stanford Inv. 2. Bridget Lyons ’11 USA Champs. 3. Jolly Earle ’90 Florida Relays 4. Keli Butler ’91 SEC Champs. 5. Kristie Krueger ’12 SEC Champs. 6. Kristin Heffelfinger ’06 SEC Champs. 7. Morgan VanGorder ’13 Mt. SAC Relays 8. Nicole DiMercurio ’13 SEC Champs. 9. Lauren Burks ’06 SEC Champs. 10. Nancy Freeman ’90 Minnesota Inv.

33:21.63 33:24.95 34:39.11 34:43.55 34:49.10 34:53.55 34:57.90

35:05.05 35:18.95 35:42.00

100-Meter Hurdles 1. Gudrun Arnardottir ’96 NCAA Champs. 2. Hyleas Fountain ’04 SEC Champs. 3. Monique Salter ’00 Ga. Tech Inv. 4. Shaka Dennison ’06 Georgia Inv. 5. Randi Chapman ’02 Bulldog Ltd. 6. Ruthlyn Granger ’01 SEC Champs. 7. Latisha Rivers ’98 SEC Champs. 8. Lynda Henry ’01 Spec Towns 9. Debbie DaCosta ’83 Lady Gator Relays 10. Tonya Ficklin ’94 Georgia Inv. 400-Meter Hurdles 1. Gudrun Arnardottir ’96 NCAA Champs. 2. Val Morgan ’82 AIAW Champs. 3. Monica Westen ’86 SEC Champs. 4. Sno Vilhelmsdottir ’95 SEC Champs. 5. Hilda Hinriksdottir ’97 Florida Relays 6. Tameeka McFarlane ’01 Spec Towns 7. Erna DeWaart ’87 SEC Champs. 8. Angela Maloney ’94 SEC Champs. 9. Whitni Hillman ’98 Georgia Inv. 10. Charlotte Reese ’81 SEC Champs. 400-Meter Relay 1. Rivers, Perryman, Mahone, Ferguson ’99 SEC Champs. 2. Rivers, Peryman, Burnett, Ferguson ’98 NCAA Champs.

13.10 13.11 13.38 13.51 13.65 13.76 13.82 13.91 13.92 13.92

54.93 58.16 58.35 59.73 1:00.11 1:00.57 1:00.66 1:00.95 1:01.53 1:02.99

43.86 44.02

50.70 51.60 52.42 52.70 52.90 53.50 53.86 53.97

53.97 54.04

Three-time NCAA champion Jenny Dahlgren broke the weight and hammer throw records while at Georgia.

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3. King, Miles, Bayley, Collins ’02 Drake Relays 4. King, Miles, Fountain, Bayley ’03 Spec Towns 5. King, Miles, Mahone, Bayley ’02 NCAA Champs. 6. Smith, Houston, Julian, Torrence ’85 NCAA Champs. 7. Chapman, Miles, Fountain, King ’03 NCAA Champs. 8. Flowers, Reid, Williams, Ferguson ’96 NCAA Champs. Burnett, Ferguson, Perrynan, Rivers ’99 UTEP 10. Flowers, Brady, Burton, Ferguson ’95 NCAA Champs.

44.09 44.12 44.14 44.16 44.19 44.19 44.21

1,600-Meter Relay 1. Grant, Burnett, Tull, Ferguson ’99 SEC Champs. 3:33.83 Tull, Boyd, Murillo, Woodward ’02 NCAA Champs. 3:33.83 3. Collins, Boyd, Woodward, Tull ’01 Sea Ray Relays 3:34.79 4. Grant, Burnett, Stanifer, Ferguson ’98 SEC Champs. 3:34.89 5. Boyd, Collins, Tull, Woodward ’02 Fla. Relays 3:34.96 6. Boyd, Burnett, Grant, Tull ’00 NCAA 3:34.97 7. Burnett, Grant, Tull, Woodward ’00 Drake 3:35.24 8. Williams, Vilhelmsdottir, Ferguson, Arnardottir ’95 SEC Champs. 3:37.53 9. Collins, Boyd, Woodward, Tull ’01 Spec Towns 3:37.92 10. Julian, Houston, Smith, Hines ’85 Spec Towns 3:38.05 High Jump

5. Paula Saunders ’85 SEC 6. Rachel Travis ’10 Georgia Inv. 7. Eve Machovec ’10 Bulldog Lmtd. 8. Katie McCoy ’01 SEC 9. Sultana Frizell ’05 Yellow Jacket Inv. 10. Michelle Thompson ’09 Georgia Inv.

44.08

1. Levern Spencer ’07 World Champs. 6-4.25 2. Saniel Atkinson ’12 Jamaica Natl Champs 6-2.25 3. Reeta Laaksonen ’95 Bulldog Limited 6-1.50

Hyleas Fountain appears 16 times in the Georgia record books, including the No. 1 spot in five events.

4. Leontia Kallenou 5. Patricia Sylvester 6. Latifah Long Lisa Morrison Hyleas Fountain 9. Cynthia Gilbert Celly Martinez

’13 NCAA Champs. 6-1.25 ’06 Bulldog Limited 6-0.75 ’99, ’00, ’01 6-0.00 ’93 Ga. Tech 6-0.00 ’03 NCAA Champs. 6-0.00 ’82 Lady Gator Relays 5-11.50 ’01 SEC 5-Way 5-11.50

Long Jump 1. Hyleas Fountain ’04 SEC Champs. 2. Patricia Sylvester ’06 SEC Champs. Tasha Mahone ’00 Sierra Inv. 4. Kathy Rankins ’84 Spec Towns 5. Krysha Bayley ’02 Bulldog Ltd. 6. Latashia Rogers ’89 NCAA Champs. 7. Anita Hooks ’91 Drake Relays 8. Icolyn Kelly ’94 SEC Champs. 9. Shenae Dawkins ’06 SEC Champs. 10. Chanice Porter ’13 Spec Towns Catherine Colter ’89 SEC Champs. Triple Jump 1. Icolyn Kelly ’95 Central America 2. Colleen Felix ’11 Spec Towns Inv. 3. Patricia Sylvester ’06 Mt. SAC Relays 4. Hyleas Fountain ’04 SEC Champs. 5. Shenae Dawkins ’06 SEC Champs. 6. Maria Augutis ’11 SEC Champs. 7. Latroya Darrell ’11 SEC Champs. 8. Chukwuwete Olomina ’98 SEC Champs. 9. Monica Cabbler ’96 Georgia Inv. 10. Tycie Coppett ’97 Georgia Inv. Shot Put 1. Rhonda Hackett ’00 Alabama Relays 2. Hilenn James ’12 NCAA Champs. 3. Jill Palmer ’85 Tenn./UVa. 4. Sultana Frizell ’04 Florida Relays 5. Jenny Dahlgren ’04 Spec Towns Inv. 6. Rachel Travis ’09 Tiger Classic 7. Heather Wood ’04 East Regionals 8. Allison Scott ’01 SEC 5-Way 9. Kim Tedder ’96 Sierra Inv. 10. Eve Machovec ’12 SEC Champs.

Vigdis Gudjonsdottir won a national title in 1999, while setting the previous Georgia new javelin record.

21-8.25 21-7.50 21-7.50 21-6.00 21-1.25 20-9.00 20-7.00 20-5.75 20-5 20-4.50 20-4.50 45-0.00

44-6.75

44-2.75 43-11.75 43-9.75 43-7.25 42-9.50

42-6.25 42-4.75 42-2.00 55-2.25

Discus Throw 1. Ingrid Belz ’91 Last Chance Meet 2. Hilenn James ’12 SEC Champs. 3. Rhonda Hackett ’00 SEC Quad 4. Josipa Jelicic ’07 Georgia Relays

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50-11.50 50-8.00 49-3.50 48-11.75 48-6.00 47-7.00 47-6.50 47-3.00

184-7 183-5 182-2 169-2

161-10 160-0 158-6 154-2 148-0 145-2

New Javelin Throw 1. Krista Woodward ’07 Alabama Relays 183-11 2. Vigdis Gudjonsdottir ’99 NCAA 182-3 3. Freya Jones ’13 NCAA Champs. 180-3 4. Michelle Thompson ’09 Triton Invit. 177-10 5. Sigrun Sveinsdottir ’08 Drake Relays 170-4 6. Allison Updike ’12 Spec Towns Inv. 167-0 7. Lindsay Daniel ’02 Ga. Tech 163-8 8. Colleen Felix ’11 ASU Invite 156-3 9. Sultana Frizell ’04 Ga. Tech Inv. 152-10 10. Emily Sanders ’09 SEC Champs. 145-6 Old Javelin Throw 1. Kim Engel ’89 NCAA 2. Vigdis Gudjonsdottir ’98 Georgia Inv. 3. Amanda Cockburn ’91 Ole Miss Inv. 4. Debbie DaCosta ’83 SEC 5. Icolyn Kelly ’95 SEC 6. Bettina Poulsen ’92 Ga. Tech 7. Carol Crosbie ’86 Spec Towns 8. Lori Moyer ’82 SEC 9. Kim Sellers ’94 Crimson Classic 10. Sunna Gestsdottir ’97 Georgia Inv.

196-8.00 176-8.00 152-6.00 134-9.00 133-9.00 131-8.50 130-5.00 117-3.75 115-0.00 107-4.00

Hammer Throw 1. Jenny Dahlgren ’07 Spec Towns 239-4 2. Nikola Lomnicka ’10 Hungary 219-6.00 3. Sultana Frizell ’05 Georgia Inv. 217-11 4. Katie McCoy ’01 Georgia Invit. 205-8.00 5. Elizabeth Tepe ’13 SEC Champs. 203-4.00 6. Alesha Asijie ’11 Ga. vs. Miss. Dual 188-5.00 7. Renata Foerst ’04 SEC Champs. 182-10.00 8. Beth Seymour ’03 UCLA 178-6.00 9. Rachel Travis ’11 Spec Towns Inv. 167-8.00 10. Kim Tedder ’98 Georgia Inv. 165-5.00 Heptathlon 1. Hyleas Fountain ’04 Ole Miss Inv. 6,033 2. Lucie Ondraschkova ’13 NCAA Champs. 5,853 3. Jessica Stockard ’05 NCAA Champs. 5,794 4. Debbie DaCosta ’83 SEC 5,579 5. Monica Westen ’86 SEC 5,483 6. Sarah Gretzmacher ’07 SEC Champs. 5,350 7. Carol Crosbie ’84 SEC 5,248 8. Icolyn Kelly ’95 SEC 5,131 9. Bettina Poulsen ’92 SEC 5,124 10. Sunna Gestsdottir ’97 SEC 4,937 Pole Vault 1. Morgann Leleux ’12 SEC Champs. 14-6.75 2. Thorey Elisdottir ’01 Spec Towns 14-3.50 3. Fanni Juhasz ’04 Florida Relays 14-0.00 4. Kierney Hiteshew ’06 SEC Champs. 13-11.00 5. Jade Riebold ’10 Bulldog Lmtd. 13-8.25 6. Kat Majester ’10 Georgia Inv. 13-5.25 Julianne Toto ’09 Georgia Inv. 13-5.25 8. Randalene Sergent ’04 Georgia Inv. 12-11.50 9. Corrie Drakulich ’01 Twice 12-8.25 10. Christy Carr ’08 Ga. Invitational 12-7.50

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Menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Honors SEC Team Champions

1937:

UGA Track & Field Honors 2003: Lucais MacKay

NCAA Indoor Champions

1995: Hrvoje Verzi 2001: Andras Haklits 2010: Torrin Lawrence

Outdoor

Triple Jump Weight Throw 400-Meter Dash

NCAA Outdoor Champions

1936: Forrest Towns 110-YardHurdles 1937: Forrest Towns 120-Yard Hurdles 1984: Neal Jessie, Sam Palmer, Stanley Blalock, Lester Benjamin 400-Meter Relay 1992: Brent Noon Shot Put 1993: Brent Noon Shot Put 1994: Brent Noon Shot Put 2001: Andras Haklits Hammer Throw 2002: Andras Haklits Hammer Throw 2003: Lucais MacKay Hammer Throw 2008: Chris Hill Javelin 2009: Chris Hill Javelin

NCAA East Regional Champions

2003: 2007: 2008: 2009: 2010: 2012: 2013:

Panagiotis Mavraganis Hammer Throw Justin Gaymon 400-Meter Hurdles Chris Hill Javelin Justin Gaymon 400-Meter Hurdles Chris Hill Javelin Kevin Dickson Long Jump Aaron Evans 800-Meter Run Aaron Evans 800-Meter Run Nick Vena Shot Put

1967: 1975: 1976: 1977: 1978: 1980: 1981: 1982: 1984: 1986: 1987: 1988: 1992: 1993: 1994: 1995: 1996: 2000: 2001: 2002: 2003: 2004: 2005: 2006: 2007: 2008: 2009:

Kent Lawrence James Barrineau James Barrineau James Barrineau Mel Lattany Mike Fussell Mabry McCray Mel Lattany Mel Lattany Herschel Walker Clarence Christian Lester Benjamin Dothel Edwards Manley Waller Dothel Edwards Dothel Edwards Forest Johnson Brent Noon Boris Stoikos Wolfgang Kreissig Janne Kinnunen Hrvoje Verzi Brent Noon Bode Osagiobare Thad Hood Dillon Phelps Hrvoje Verzi Tomas Sjostrom Dillon Phelps Andras Haklits Drew Griffin Andras Haklits Reese Hoffa Panagiotis Mavraganis David Lemen Lucais MacKay Lucais MacKay Antonio Saunders John Newell David Dickens Adam Sarafian Ian Burrell Ian Burrell Ross Ridgewell Justin Gaymon Torrin Lawrence

Indoor All-Americans 60-Yard Dash High Jump High Jump High Jump 60-Yard Dash Mile Run Mile Run 60-Yard Dash 60-Yard Dash 60-Yard Dash Long Jump Long Jump High Jump 55-Meter Dash High Jump High Jump 400-Meter Dash Shot Put Hammer Throw High Jump Triple Jump Triple Jump Shot Put 55-Meter Dash High Jump High Jump Triple Jump Weight Throw High Jump Weight Throw 3,000-Meter Run Weight Throw Shot Put Weight Throw Pole Vault Weight Throw Weight Throw Triple Jump Shot Put 200-Meter Dash Pole Vault 5000-Meter Run 5000-Meter Run 800-Meter Run 400-Meter Dash 200-Meter Dash

Justin Gaymon 400-Meter Dash 2010: Torrin Lawrence 400-Meter Dash 2011: Torrin Lawrence 400-Meter Dash Aaron Evans 800-Meter Run 2012: Aaron Evans 800-Meter Run Torrin Lawrence 400-Meter Dash Cory Holman Heptathlon Phillip Adams, Chris Foster 1600-Meter Relay Waymon Storey, Torrin Lawrence 2013: Garrett Scantling Heptathlon Maicel Uibo Heptathlon Nick Vena Shot Put Caleb Whitener Shot Put

Outdoor All-Americans

1936: Forrest Towns 110-Meter Hurdles 120-Yard Hurdles Bobby Packard 100-Yard Dash 1937: Forrest Towns 110-Meter Hurdles 120-Yard Hurdles 1957: Bill Duckworth Javelin 1977: James Barrineau High Jump 1980: Mel Lattany 200-Meter Dash 1981: Mel Lattany 100-Meter Dash 200-Meter Dash Bill Richard 110-Meter Hurdles Mel Lattany, Herschel Walker, Richard Campbell, Paul Johnson 400-Meter Relay 1983: Lester Benjamin, Stanley Blalock, Neal Jessie, Sam Palmer 400-Meter Relay 1984: Lester Benjamin, Stanley Blalock, Neal Jessie, Sam Palmer 400-Meter Relay 1985: Lester Benjamin Long Jump 1986: Dothel Edwards High Jump 1987: Manley Waller 100-Meter Dash Dothel Edwards High Jump 1991: Forest Johnson 400-Meter Dash Donald Carter, Dawda Jallow, Forest Johnson, Jeff McBee 1,600-Meter Relay Volker Mai Triple Jump Hans Schmidt Javelin 1992: Patrick Thavelin High Jump Brent Noon Shot Put Jan Bielecki Hammer Boris Stoikos Hammer 1993: Dawda Jallow 400-Meter Dash Brent Noon Shot Put Hans Schmidt Javelin Boris Stoikos Hammer 1994: Shaun Benefield 800-Meter Run Wolfgang Kreissig High Jump Dillon Phelps High Jump Marcus Bailey Long Jump Brent Noon Shot Put Alex Urlando Discus Jan Bielecki Hammer 1995: Shaun Benefield 800-Meter Run Hrvoje Verzi Triple Jump Brent Noon Shot Put Tomas Sjostrom Hammer 1996: Dillon Phelps High Jump 1998: Tero Angeria Javelin Rik Valleala Javelin Jarkko Haukijarvi Shot Put Reese Hoffa Shot Put 1999: Ken Garrett 400-Meter Hurdles Reese Hoffa Shot Put Jay Harvard Hammer Throw 2000: Andras Haklits Hammer Throw Reese Hoffa Shot Put 2001: Andras Haklits Hammer Throw Reese Hoffa Shot Put David Lemen Decathlon Ryan Sheppard High Jump 2002: Andras Haklits Hammer Throw David Lemen Decathlon Panagiotis Mavraganis Hammer Throw

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Discus/Hammer Throw Panagiotis Mavraganis Hammer Throw Trevor Snyder Javelin LaRon Bennett 400-Meter Hurdles 2004: LaRon Bennett 400-Meter Hurdles Lucais MacKay Discus/Hammer Throw Antonio Saunders Triple Jump 2005: LaRon Bennett 400-Meter Hurdles Trevor Snyder Javelin Brad Smith Pole Vault 2006: Martin Maric Javelin 2007: Nate Rolfe Hammer Throw Justin Gaymon 400-Meter Hurdles David Dickens, Justin Gaymon 1600-M Relay Brian Etelman, Michael Proctor 2008: Justin Gaymon 400-Meter Hurdles Ian Burrell 5000-Meter Run Chris Hill Javelin 2009: Justin Gaymon 400-Meter Hurdles Chris Hill Javelin Nate Rolfe Hammer Throw John Freeman Hammer Throw 2010: Aaron Evans 800-Meter Run 2011: Michael Ayers Decathlon Brian Moore Javelin 2012: Aaron Evans 800-Meter Run Torrin Lawrence 400-Meter Dash Phillip Adams, Chris Foster 1600-Meter Relay Drew Branch, Torrin Lawrence Justin Welch Hammer Throw Caleb Whitener Shot Put 2013: Maicel Uibo Decathlon Garrett Scantling Decathlon Nick Vena Shot Put

SEC Indoor Champions

1960: Mark Carr Broad Jump (23-2) 1963: James Rutland High Jump (6-2) 1967: Kent Lawrence 60-Yard Dash (6.2) 1971: Phillip Tucker Long Jump (23-9.25) 1973: Glynn Griffin Shot Put (58-0.75) 1980: Mel Lattany 60-Yard Dash (6.14) 1981: Mel Lattany 60-Yard Dash (6.16) 440-Yard Dash (47.7) 1982: Darryl Simmons Long Jump (25-8.50) 1983: Charles Willbanks High Jump (7-3) 1984: Stanley Blalock 300-Yard Dash (29.63) Steve Burgess 880-Yard Run (1:52.66) Lester Benjamin Long Jump (25-5.25) 1985: Lester Benjamin Long Jump (24-11) 1986: Dothel Edwards High Jump (7-5.25) 1988: Dothel Edwards High Jump (7-4.50) 1989: Gary Duncan 500-Yard Run (1:02.40) 1991: Volker Mai Triple Jump (54-5.25) 1992: Boris Stoikos Weight Throw (65-7) 1993: Brent Noon Shot Put (65-1.75) 1994: Brent Noon Shot Put (64-8.50) 1995: Brent Noon Shot Put (66-3) Tomas Sjostrom Weight Throw (70-5.75) 1996: Shaun Benefield 800-Meter Run (1:49.06) Dillon Phelps High Jump (7-3) 2000: Andras Haklits Weight Throw (68-2.25) 2001: Andras Haklits Weight Throw (74-11) 2002: Andras Haklits Weight Throw (70-10.50) 2003: Pan. Mavraganis Weight Throw (69-8.25) 2004: Lucais MacKay Weight Throw (70-5.75) 2005: Brad Smith Pole Vault (17-6.50) 2007: Ian Burrell 3000-Meter Run (8:03.48) 5000-Meter Run (14:00.93) 2008: Justin Gaymon 400-Meter Dash (45.94) 2009: Torrin Lawrence 200-Meter Dash (20.81) 2010: Torrin Lawrence 400-Meter Dash (45.10) Tommy Barrineau Heptathlon (5,700) 2012: Torrin Lawrence 400-Meter Dash (46.15) Aaron Evans 800-Meter Run (1:48.22) 2013: Garrett Scantling Heptathlon (5,889)

SEC Indoor High Point Scorers

1984: Lester Benjamin 2007: Ian Burrell

18 points(tie) 20 points

SEC Outdoor Champions

1933: Bill David

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Graham Batchelor Javelin (203-10.50) Broad Jump (22-7.50) 1934: Birch Wilcox Broad Jump (23-7.75) 1935: Forrest Towns 120-Yard Hurdles (14.8) Maurice Green Discus (144-5.25) 1936: Forrest Towns 120-Yard Hurdles (14.1) 220-Yard Hurdles (21.8) Birch Wilcox Broad Jump (23-4) Maurice Green Discus (149-9.75) 1937: Bobby Packard 100-Yard Dash (9.7) 200-Yard Dash (21.6) Forrest Towns 120-Yard Hurdles (14.3) 220-Yard Hurdles (23.6) 1938: Vassa Cate 100-Yard Dash (9.8) Henry Fredricksen Mile Run (4:26.4) Bob Salisbury Javelin (201-4.50) 1939: Henry Fredricksen Mile Run (4:26.4) Vassa Cate Low Hurdles (23.8) 1940: Henry Fredricksen Mile Run (4:22.7) Vassa Cate Low Hurdles (24.6) Bob Salisbury Javelin (212-10.25) 1949: J.B. Farr High Jump (6-1.75) 1955: Kermit Perry High Hurdles (15.5) Bob Davis High Jump (5-10) 1956: Bob Davis High Jump (5-10) Bill Duckworth Javelin Throw (220-6) 1957: Sonny Poss High Jump (6-3.5) Bill Duckworth Javelin (229-9.5) 1958: Denny Jackson 220-Yard Dash (22.0) 440-Yard Dash (47.4) Sonny Poss High Jump (6-2) 1960: Mark Carr Broad Jump (23-6.25) 1962: John Crawford Pole Vault (13-9) 1965: Lewis Gainey Long Jump (24-10) 1972: Joe Shearouse 220-Yard Dash (21.2) 1973: Joe Shearouse 220-Yard Dash (20.8) Glynn Griffin Shot Put (60-3.75) 1974: Phillip Tucker Long Jump (24-7.25) 1976: James Barrineau High Jump (7-2) 1977: James Barrineau High Jump (7-1) 1978: Roy Dykes High Jump (7-1.75) 1979: Mel Lattany 100-Meter Dash (10.31) Rick Campbell, Darryl Simmons, Greg Baker, Mel Lattany 440-Yard Relay (39.93) 1981: Mel Lattany 100-Meter Dash (10.06) 200-Meter Dash (20.28) Eddie Hodges 800-Meter Run (1:48.66) Rick Campbell, Herschel Walker, Paul Johnson, Mel Lattany 400-Meter Relay (39.40) Steve Moore High Jump (7-3.5) 200-Meter Dash (20.28) Eddie Hodges 800-Meter Run (1:48.66) Rick Campbell, Herschel Walker, Paul Johnson, Mel Lattany 400-Meter Relay (39.40) Steve Moore High Jump (7-3.5) 1982: Darryl Simmons Long Jump (26-0.5) 1983: Steve Burgess 800-Meter Run (1:49.83) 1984: Lester Benjamin Long Jump (26-3.75) Triple Jump (52-8.25) 1985: Lester Benjamin Long Jump (25-10.5) 1986: Dothel Edwards High Jump (7-1.5) 1987: Gary Duncan 400-Meter Dash (45.42) Troy Glasgow High Jump (7-1.25) 1988: Gary Duncan 400-Meter Dash (45.40) Dothel Edwards High Jump (7-4.5) 1991: Volker Mai Triple Jump (55-3) 1992: Forest Johnson 400-Meter Dash (45.94) Boris Stoikos Hammer Throw (221-5) 1993: Brent Noon Shot Put (65-8.75) Boris Stoikos Hammer Throw (225-9) 1994: Jan Bielecki Hammer Throw (224-11) 1995: Brent Noon Shot Put (70-5.25) Tomas Sjostrom Hammer Throw (231-0) 1996: Dillon Phelps High Jump (7-4.25) Alex Urlando Discus Throw (201-5) 1998: Tero Angeria Javelin (237-04) 1999: Jay Harvard Hammer Throw (215-03)

Andras Haklits Hammer Throw (242-07) Andras Haklits Hammer Throw (219-11) Reese Hoffa Shot Put (66-0.25) Andras Haklits Hammer Throw (247-4) David Lemen Decathlon (7514) Trevor Snyder Javelin (216-11) Pan. Mavraganis Hammer Throw (231-2) Josh Reid High Jump (7-0 1/2) Lucais MacKay Hammer Throw (216-5) Trevor Snyder Javelin (248-09) Brad Smith Pole Vault (16-10) Simon Ngata 1500-Meter Run (3:46.00) Justin Gaymon 400-Meter Hurdles (49.25) Justin Gaymon 400-Meter Hurdles (48.53) Chris Hill Javelin (261-4) Brian Moore Javelin (239-4) Israel Machovec Shot Put (60-10.50) Brian Moore Javelin (248-2) Matt Cleaver 3000M Steeple. (8:49.12) Matt Cleaver 3000M Steeple. (8:42.64) Aaron Evans 800-Meter Run (1:49.61) Maicel Uibo Decathlon (7,781)

2000: 2001: 2002: 2003: 2004: SEC Outdoor High Point Scorers 1933: Graham Batchelor 17 point 2005: 1934: Graham Batchelor 10 points (5-way tie) 1937: Forrest Towns 16.5 points 1939: Vassa Cate 12 points 2006: 10 points (4-way tie) 1958: Denny Jackson 1965: Lewis Gainey 10 points (3-way tie) 1981: Mel Lattany 22.5 points 1984: Lester Benjamin 27.5 points 2007: All-Academic Teams 2005: Ian Burrell (USTFCCCA) 2006: Sam Gillespie, Sean Cuevo, Wes Fuller (USTFCCCA) 2007: Sam Gillespie, Wes Fuller, Ross Ridgewell (USTFCCCA) 2008: 2008: Ian Burrell (Co-SIDA, USTFCCCA) Wes Fuller, Ross Ridgewell, David Schiedt (USTFCCCA) 2009: Jamaal Parker, Ross Ridgewell, David Schiedt (USTFCCCA) 2009: 2010: David Schiedt (USTFCCCA) 2011: Asaph Levy, David Schiedt (USTFCCCA) 2012: Caleb Ebbets, Brandon Lord, Burke McCarty (USTFCCCA) 2010: 2013: Drew Branch, Burke McCarty (USTFCCCA) 2000: 2001: 2002: 2003: 2004: 2005: 2007: 2008: 2009: 2010: 2011: 2012: 2013:

1984: 1986: 1987: 1989: 1990: 1991: 1992: 1993: 1994: 1995: 1996: 1997: 1998: 1999:

SEC Academic cademic Honor onor Roll oll

S. Dailey D. Bloodworth, T. Briggs, S. Cranford, C. Franzman, S. Mele, J. Tamblyn S. Cranford, C. Franzman, S. Harvey, C. Patton M. Darbey, M. Ralson, D. Hudson D. Jumpeter, S. Rowe, E. Tyson B. Barber, R. Coleman, D. Jumpeter, S. Tanner B. Barber, V. Mai, J. Mayne J. Bielecki, S. Moore, H. Schmidt, B. Stoikos, H. Verzi J. Bielecki, G. Jordan, J. Mayne, S. Moore, B. Noon, T. Sjostrom, A. Urlando, H. Verzi B. Arngrimsson, J. Glass, J. Kinnunen, A. Morris, D. Phelps, B. Pickerel, J. Scott B. Arngrimsson, C. Carter, C. Hales, A. Morris, D. Phelps, A. Urlando B. Arngrimsson, J. Campbell, C. Carter, N. Christopolis, M. Eicholtz, D. Griffin, C. Hales, J. Harvard, A. Morris, T. Robinson, J. Stempel, S. Traub B. Arngrimsson, C. Carter, M. Eicholtz, D. Griffin, C. Hales, J. Harvard, A. Howard, D. Lasseter, S. Traub, C. Wieters, P. Young J. Campbell, B. Corona, C. DeFoor,

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M. Eicholtz, J. Harvard, D. Lasseter, C. Nelson, T. Robinson, C. Teasley, C. Teasley, P. Young M. Barron, J. Campbell, B. Corona, C. DeFoor, T. Gower, D. Griffin, D. Lasseter, T. Makkonen, F. Rawcliffe, A. Robinson, B. Williams, P. Young D. Baker, M. Barron, B. Corona, C. DeFoor, B. Dempsey, B. Fletcher, T. Gower, W. Howard, B. Jackson, T. Makkonen, A. McQueen, A. Tribble, B. Williams, P. Young M. Barron, C. Brown, C. DeFoor, B. Dempsey, B. Fletcher, T. Gower, W. Howard, B. Jackson, T. Makkonen, P. Mavraganis, A. McQueen, A. Tribble, P. Young M. Barron, K. Basinger, C. Brown, B. Dempsey, S. Geiser, S. Emery, W. Howard, T. Makkonen, W. Mazyck, A. McQueen, E. Morris, C. Rupert, G. Sewell, G. Smith, A. Tribble, M. Weese J. Carlin, G. Eichenlaub, S. Emery, K. Foley, A. Saunders, G. Sewell, B. Smith K. Kimmons, D. Dixon, D. Sherer, P. Bett, G. Eichenlaub, S. Gillespie, B. Smith, I. Burrell, G. Mays, S. Emery, A. Saunders, B. Taylor D. Balena, D. Brennan, I. Burrell, S. Cuevo, C. Dickhaus, G. Eichenlaub, S. Emery, W. Fuller, S. Gillespie, A. Glass, N. Hermance, Z. Hunter, K. Kimmons, M. Maric, M. Roberson, B. Taylor B. Abtahi, I. Burrell, S. Cuevo, C. Dickhaus, J. Egan, B. Etelman, W. Fuller, S. Gillespie, K. Helf, N. Hermance, Z. Hunter, K. Kimmons, J. Marino, R. Philyaw, M. Roberson, K. Ward S. Arnold, I. Burrell, S. Cuevo, C. Dickhaus, J. Egan, W. Fuller, J. Gaymon, C. Hunter, Z. Hunter, J. Marino, G. Noe, J. Parker, M. Price, B. Potts, R. Ridgewell, M. Roberson, A. Sarafian, D. Schiedt, D. Tetley, C. Vogt B. Abtahi, A. Agbaere, S. Arnold, B. Brown, K. Dickson, J. Egan, J. Gaymon, Z. Hunter, A. Levy, J. Marino, J. Parker, M. Proctor, R. Ridgewell, N. Rolfe, D. Schiedt, D. Silverstein, D. Tetley, C. Vogt, T. Voyles B. Abtahi, A. Agbaere, T. Barrineau, B. Brown, B. Danis, J. Egan, J.P. Hackney, A. Levy, B. Moore, J. Parker, M. Proctor, B. Richardson, D. Schiedt, D. Silverstein, D. Tetley, C. Vogt, T. Voyles 2011: B. Detweiler, J. P. Hackney, A. Levy, N. Long, B. Matthews, B. Potts, F. Reade, B. Richardson, D. Schiedt, D. Silverstein, M. Svoboda, C. Vogt, T. Voyles 2012: L. Baker, M. Cleaver, B. Detweiler, J. Dunn, C. Ebbets, J.P. Hackney, K. James, N. Long, B. Lord, B. McCarty, B. Moore, F. Reade, B. Richardson, T. Sprague, M. Svoboda, G. Ward 2013: L. Baker, D. Branch, M. Cleaver, Z. Coburn, B. Detweiler, J. Dunn, C. Ebbets, A. Evans, C. Grethen, B. Hoban, K. James, B. Lord, B. McCarty, P. Novotny, B.Richardson, Z. Sims, J. Smith, K. Smith, C. Sparks, M. Uibo, N. Vena

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SEC Team Champions

1995:............................................................. Outdoor 2006:............................................Indoor & Outdoor

NCAA Indoor Champions

1984: Linda Detlefsen 1500-Meter Run(4:21.32) 1986: Gwen Torrence 55-Meter Dash (6.62) 1987: Gwen Torrence 55-Meter Dash (6.56) 1996: Debbie Ferguson 200-Meter Dash (23.17) 1999: Debbie Ferguson 60-Meter Dash (7.24) 2001: Thorey Elisdottir Pole Vault (14-9.50) 2004: Hyleas Fountain Long Jump (21-7.25) Pentathlon (4,412) Fanni Juhasz Pole Vault (13-11.25) 2006: Jenny Dahlgren Weight (78-10.50) 2007: Patricia Sylvester High Jump (6-2.25) 2013: Shaunae Miller 400-Meter Dash (50.88)

NCAA Outdoor Champions

1987: Gwen Torrence 100-Meter Dash (11.25) 200-Meter Dash (22.37) 1989: Kim Engel Javelin (196-8) 1998: Debbie Ferguson 100-Meter Dash (10.94w) 200-Meter Dash (22.66) 1999: Vigdis Gudjonsdottir Javelin Throw (182-3) 2003: Hyleas Fountain Heptathlon (5,999) 2004: Hyleas Fountain Long Jump (21-8.25) Hammer (226-4) 2006: Jenny Dahlgren 2007: Jenny Dahlgren Hammer (232-0) 2010: Nikola Lomnicka Hammer (215-1) 2013: Freya Jones Javelin (180-3) ncaa east regional champions

2007: 2012: 2013:

Jenny Dahlgren Krista Woodward Nikola Lomnicka Shaunae Miller

Hammer Throw Javelin Hammer Throw 400m

Indoor All-Americans

1982: Kathy Rankins 1983: Linda Detlefsen Kathy Rankins 1984: Gwen Torrence Linda Detlefsen Kathy Rankins 1985: Gwen Torrence 1986: Gwen Torrence 1987: Gwen Torrence 1990: Trish Carter Jolly Earle 1994: Gudrun Arnardottir Monika Ronnholm 1995: Debbie Ferguson Icolyn Kelly 1996: Debbie Ferguson Gudrun Arnardottir Monica Cabbler Icolyn Kelly 1998: Debbie Ferguson Angie Stanifer 1999: Debbie Ferguson 2000: Rhonda Hackett Latifah Long Tasha Mahone 2001: Thorey Elisdottir Latifah Long 2003: Fanni Juhasz Illia Miles Hyleas Fountain 2004: Jenny Dahlgren Hyleas Fountain Fanni Juhasz 2005: Jenny Dahlgren Jessica Stockard Krysha Bayley Kierney Hiteshew

Long Jump Mile Run Long Jump 55-Meter Dash 1,500-Meter Run Long Jump 55-Meter Dash 55-Meter Dash 55-Meter Dash 400-Meter Dash 5,000-Meter Run 55-Meter Hurdles Mile Run 55-Meter Dash 200-Meter Dash Triple Jump 55-Meter Dash 200-Meter Dash 55-Meter Hurdles 400-Dash Triple Jump Triple Jump 55-Meter Dash 200-Meter Dash 800-Meter Run 55-Meter Dash 200-Meter Dash Shot Put High Jump Long Jump Pole Vault High Jump Pole Vault 200-Meter Dash Triple Jump Weight Throw Long Jump Pentathlon Pole Vault Weight Throw Pentathlon Long Jump Pole Vault

2006: Levern Spencer High Jump Tasha Mahone, Debbie Ferguson Patricia Sylvester Triple Jump 400-Meter Relay Jenny Dahlgren Weight 2000: Rhonda Hackett Shot Put Kierney Jackson Pole Vault Tasha Mahone Long Jump 2007: Patricia Sylvester High Jump 2001: Thorey Elisdottir Pole Vault Levern Spencer High Jump Latifah Long High Jump Jenny Dahlgren Weight Throw Celly Martinez High Jump Natalie Picchetti Mile 2002: Sherita King, Illia Miles, 2010: Nikola Lomnicka Weight Throw Tasha Mahone, Krysha Bayley Kristie Krueger Mile 400-Meter Relay 2011: Colleen Felix Triple Jump 2003: Fanni Juhasz Pole Vault Latroya Darrell Triple Jump Krista Woodward Javelin Saniel Atkinson High Jump Hyleas Fountain Long Jump Lucie Ondraschkova Heptathlon Hepthathlon 2012: Morgann Leleux Pole Vault Sherita King 100-Meter Dash Saniel Atkinson High Jump 2004: Jenny Dahlgren Hammer Throw Colleen Felix Triple Jump Hyleas Fountain Long Jump 2013: Shaunae Miller 400-Meter Dash Heptathlon 2 Lucie Ondraschkova Pentathlon 2005: Patricia Sylvester High Jump Carly Hamilton Mile Jessica Stockard Heptathlon Hilenn James Shot Put Jenny Dahlgren Hammer Throw Chanice Porter Long Jump Sultana Frizell Hammer Throw Saniel Atkinson-Grier High Jump Krista Woodward Javelin S. Christoforou, T. Gaither, DMR Sigrun Sveinsdottir Javelin M. Malasarte, C. Hamilton 2006: Patricia Sylvester Long Jump Outdoor All-Americans Levern Spencer High Jump 1982: Veronica Walker 100-Meter Dash Krista Woodward Javelin Valerie Morgan 400-Meter Dash Jenny Dahlgren Hammer Throw Kathy Rankins Long Jump Kierney Jackson Pole Vault Kathy Rankins, Tanaya King, 2007: Jill Steffens 10,000-Meter Run Renee Thompson, Veronica Walker Jennifer Dahlgren Hammer Throw 400-Meter Relay Levern Spencer High Jump 1983: Linda Detlefsen 1,500-Meter Run Krista Woodward Javelin 1984: Gwen Torrence 100-Meter Dash Natalie Picchetti 1500-Meter Run 1985: Gwen Torrence 100-Meter Dash 2008: Sarah Madebach 3000-Meter Steeplechase Sandra Smith, Terri Julian, 2010: Nikola Lomnicka Hammer Throw Kara Houston, Gwen Torrence 2011: Nikola Lomnicka Hammer Throw 400-Meter Relay 2012: Morgann Leleux Pole Vault 1986: Gwen Torrence 100- and 200-Meter Dash Saniel Atkinson High Jump Sandra Smith, Stephanie Hines, Nikola Lomnicka Hammer Throw Terri Julian, Gwen Torrence Megan Malasarte 800-Meter Run 400-Meter Relay Allison Updike Javelin 1987: Gwen Torrence 100- and 200-Meter Dash Hilenn James Shot Put 1989: Latashia Rogers Long Jump, Triple Jump 2013: Freya Jones Javelin Kim Engel Javelin Shaunae Miller 400-meter dash 1990: Jolly Earle 5,000-Meter Run Leontia Kallenou High Jump 1991: Trish Carter 400-Meter Dash Lucie Ondraschkova Heptathlon Keli Butler 5,000-Meter Run Tynia Gaither 200m Ingrid Belz Discus Megan Malasarte 800m 1995: Debbie Ferguson 100-Meter Dash Morgann Leleux Pole Vault 200-Meter Dash Chanice Porter Long Jump Monika Ronnholm 800-Meter Run Saniel Atkinson-Grier High Jump 1,500-Meter Run Leslie Boozer 3000-Meter Steeplechase sec indoor champions Gudrun Arnardottir 400-Meter Hurdles Reeta Laaksonen High Jump 1983: Ellen Alsobrook 880-Yard Run (2:14.69) Icolyn Kelly Triple Jump Linda Detlefsen Mile Run (4:46.10) Yolanda Flowers, Chequita Brady, 1984: Gwen Torrence 60-Yard Dash (6.87) Larika Burton, Debbie Ferguson Linda Detlefsen 1,000-Yard Run (2:31.97) 400-Meter Relay Mile Run (4:45.68) 1996: Debbie Ferguson 100-Meter Dash 1985: Gwen Torrence 60-Yard Dash (6.81) 200-Meter Dash 1986: Gwen Torrence 60-Yard Dash (6.67) Gudrun Arnardottir 400-Meter Int. Hurdles 300-Yard Dash (33.54) Vigdis Gudjonsdottir Javelin 1987: Gwen Torrence 55-Meter Dash (6.60) Yolanda Flowers, Tanja Reid, 300-Meter Dash (37.35) Tonique Williams, Debbie Ferguson 1994: Gudrun Arnardottir 55-Meter Hurdles (7.77) 400-Meter Relay 1995: Debbie Ferguson 55-Meter Dash (6.78) 1997: Erin Jones 5,000-Meter Run 200-Meter Dash (23.56) 1998: Debbie Ferguson 100-Meter Dash Mary McClung 800-Meter Run (2:09.59) 200-Meter Dash Gudrun Arnardottir 400-Meter Dash (54.11) Vigdis Gudjonsdottir Javelin 55-Meter Hurdles (7.69) Angie Stanifer 800-Meter Run Icolyn Kelly Triple Jump (42-7 1/2) Dana Burnett, Debbie Ferguson, 1996: Gudrun Arnardottir 400-Meter Dash (53.19) Kelly Perryman, Latisha Rivers 1998: Debbie Ferguson 55-Meter Dash (6.76) 400-Meter Relay 1999: Debbie Ferguson 60-Meter Dash (7.29) 1999: Vigdis Gudjonsdottir Javelin Rhonda Hackett Shot Put (52-1.75) Debbie Ferguson 100-Meter Dash 2000: Latifah Long High Jump (5-11.50) 200-Meter Dash Tasha Mahone Long Jump (21-0.50) Rhonda Hackett Shot Put 2001: Latifah Long High Jump (5-10) Lastisha Rivers, Kelly Perryman Tasha Mahone Long Jump (21-1.50) Thorey Elisdottir Pole Vault (14-5.25)

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2003: 2004: 2006: 2007: 2011: 2012: 2013:

Hyleas Fountain Pentathlon (4,164) Hyleas Fountain High Jump (5-10.50) Hyleas Fountain Long Jump (21-1.5) Hyleas Fountain Pentathlon (4,417) Fanni Juhasz Pole Vault (13-10.50) Jenny Dahlgren Weight (73-3.25) Kierney Jackson Pole Vault (13-0.75) Levern Spencer High Jump (6-2) Natalie Picchetti Mile (4:49.17) Patricia Sylvester High Jump (6-0.50) Jenny Dahlgren Weight Throw (72-2.25) Jill Steffens 5000-Meter Run (16:37.99 Colleen Felix Triple Jump (44-3.50) Colleen Felix Triple Jump (42-8.25) Hilenn James Shot Put (55-0.75) Chanice Porter Long Jump (21-0.50)

1984: 1995: 2003: 2004: 2007:

Linda Detlefsen Icolyn Kelly Hyleas Fountain Hyleas Fountain Patricia Sylvester

SEC Indoor High Point Scorers

20 points (tie) 23 points 28 points 44 points 26 points

SEC Outdoor Champions

1983: Debbie Dacosta Heptathlon (5,579) 1984: Kathy Rankins Long Jump (21-1) 1985: Gwen Torrence 100-Meter Dash (11.31) 200-Meter Dash (22.96) Jill Palmer Shot Put (50-2) 1989: Catherine Colter Long Jump (20-4.50) Triple Jump (41-3) Kim Engel Javelin (182-5) 1990: Jolly Earle 10,000-Meter Run (35:00.32) 1991: Keli Butler 10,000-Meter Run (34:43.55) Ingrid Belz Discus (175-9) Amanda Cockburn Javelin (145-11) 1992: Frida Thordardottir 3,000-Meter Run (9:28.49) 1995: Mary McClung 800-Meter Run (2:06.59) Monika Ronnholm 1,500-Meter Run (4:17.81) 3,000-Meter Run (9:22.38) Gudrun Arnardottir 400-Meter Hurdles (56.88) Reeta Laaksonen High Jump (5-10.75) Icolyn Kelly Triple Jump (43-4.25) 1996: Gudrun Arnardottir 400-Meter Hurdles (56.86) Reeta Laaksonen High Jump (6-0.50) Vigdis Gudjonsdottir Javelin (170-6) 1997: Vigdis Gudjonsdottir Javelin (175-4) 1998: Debbie Ferguson 100-Meter Dash (11.09w) 200-Meter Dash (22.53) Vigdis Gudjonsdottir Javelin (162-9) Chukwuwete Olomina Triple Jump (42-6.25) 1999: Debbie Ferguson 100-Meter dash (11.05) 200-Meter dash (22.35) Vigdis Gudjonsdottir Javelin (171-1) Rhonda Hackett Shot Put (52-1.75) Discus (180-4) Latifah Long High Jump (5-11.50) 2000: Rhonda Hackett Shot Put (53-3) Latifah Long High Jump (5-10) Katie McCoy Hammer Throw (183-0) 2001: Latifah Long High Jump (5-10.50) Katie McCoy Hammer Throw (203-10) 2002: Lindsay Daniel Javelin (161-10) 2003: Krista Woodward Javelin (163-9) Hyleas Fountain Heptathlon (5,626) 2004: Hyleas Fountain High Jump (5-9.75) Hyleas Fountain Long Jump (21-7.50) 2005: Krista Woodward Javelin (168-06) Kierney Hiteshew Pole Vault (13-6.50) Jessica Stockard Heptathlon (5,720) Patricia Sylvester High Jump (5-8.75) Sultana Frizell Hammer Throw (213-03) 2006: Krista Woodward Javelin (167-5) Patricia Sylvester Triple Jump (43-9.75) Long Jump (21-7.50) Jenny Dahlgren Hammer (235-6) Levern Spencer High Jump (5-11.50)

Kierney Jackson Pole Vault (13-11) 2007: Jill Steffens 10,000-Meter Run (35:45.48) 5000-Meter Run (16:23.80) Krista Woodward Javelin (169-4) Levern Spencer High Jump (6-1.25) Jenny Dahlgren Hammer (227-0) 2008: Sarah Madebach 3000M Steeple. (10:14.89) 2010: Bridget Lyons 10,000-Meter Run (34:44.88) Nikola Lomnicka Hammer (207-7) 2011: Nikola Lomnicka Hammer (208-4) Maria Augutis Triple Jump (43-7.25) 2012: Nikola Lomnicka Hammer (205-9) Kristie Krueger 10,000-Meter Run (34:49.10) Morgann Leleux Pole Vault (14-6.75) Allison Updike Javelin (161-2) 2013: Carly Hamilton 1500m (4:14.27) Saniel Atkinson-Grier High Jump (6-0.75) Morgann Leleux Pole Vault (13-9.25) Elizabeth Tepe Hammer (203-4)

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Icolyn Kelly Debbie Ferguson Hyleas Fountain Patricia Sylvester

32.5 point 23.5 points 34.50 points 28 points

All-Academic Teams

1996: Dianne Woodend 2002: Corrie Drakulich (Co-SIDA-Third Team) 2003: Corrie Drakulich (Co-SIDA-First Team 2004: Celly Martinez (Co-SIDA-First Team) 2005: Natalie Picchetti, Kierney Hiteshew (USTFCCCA) 2006: Kristin Heffelfinger, Natalie Picchetti, (USTFCCCA) 2007: Kristin Heffelfinger, Julianne Toto, Jenny Dahlgren, Shaka Dennison, Natalie Picchetti (USTFCCCA) 2008: Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Team, Christy Carr, Natalie Picchetti (USTFCCCA) 2009: Kristie Krueger, Julianne Toto, Emily Sanders (USTFCCCA) 2010: Maria Augutis, Kristie Krueger, Bridget Lyons, Kat Majester, Lucie Ondraschkova, Jade Riebold (USTFCCCA) 2011: Maria Augutis, Bridget Lyons, Lucie Ondraschkova (USTFCCCA) 2012: Maria Augutis, Kristie Krueger, Morgann Leleux, Lucie Ondraschkova, Allison Updike (USTFCCCA) 2013: Carly Hamilton, Morgann Leleux, Lucie Ondraschkova (USTFCCCA)

SEC Academic Honor Roll

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K. Rankins B. Cannon, P. Saunders, B. Smith B. Cannon, D. Ellerson, S. Horne, P. Howe, L. Johnson, S. Rice K. Hatch, R. Lindsey, S. Rice C. Colter, S. Cranford, K. Hatch, L. Johnson L. Barefoot, C. Colter, C. Frazier, C. Gay L. Barefoot, K. Butler, A. Cockburn, S. Deery, N. Freeman, L. Morrison K. Butler, A. Cockburn, S. Deery, J. Fine, J. Oliver J. Birkett, M. Brynjolfsdottir, K. Butler, J. Fine, T. Hill, H. McGhee, L. Morrison, J. Oliver, C. Phillips, F. Thordardottir T. Alfred, J. Birkett, M. Brynjolfsdottir, T. Hill, L. Morrison, J. Southerland, F. Thordardottir J. Birkett, M. Brynjolfsdottir, M. Cabbler, J. Heitjan, T. Hill, M. McClung, J. Southerland, F. Thordardottir G. Arnardottir, M. Cabbler, J. Keller, M. McClung, M. Ronnholm, J. Smart, J. Southerland, S. Vilhelmsdottir, J. Wiley, D. Woodend

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G. Arnardottir, M. Cabbler, D. Ferguson, H. Hinriksdottir, J. Keller, R. Laaksonen, E. McMahon, M. Montford, L. Simmons, J. Smart, S. Vilhelmsdottir, T. Williams, D. Woodend E. Bultman, D. Ferguson, Y. Flowers, V. Gudjonsdottir, G. Hinriksdottir, C. McCollough, E. McMahon, M. Montford, L. Simmons, S. Vilhelmsdottir, T. Watson, D. Wesmiller, D. Woodend R. Carver, D. Ferguson, V. Gudsonsdottir, R. Hackett, H. Hinriksdottir, E. Keller, M. Montford, E. Simmons, T. Watson, D. Wesmiller A. Denmark, D. Ferguson, K. Green, V. Gudjonsdottir, R. Hackett, E. Keller, K. McCoy, L. McKinley, M. Salter, T. Watson, D. Wesmiller D. Burnett, R. Carver, A. Denmark, K. Greene, R. Hackett, K. Johnson, A. Knoke, K. McCoy, M. Neal, M. Salter, J. Seibert, A. Tull, T. Watson R. Carver, R. Gildea, K. Johnson, A. Knoke, K. McCoy, J. Seibert, B. Seymour, K. Todd, A. Tull, A. Walker, T. Watson J. Berger, R. Carver, C. Donaldson, R. Gildea, A. Knoke, K. McCoy, M. Neal, J. Pryor, J. Seibert, B. Seymour, K. Todd, A.Tull, A. Walker, T. Watson, S. Williams, M. Yonce L. Burks, D. Cherico, R. Chapman, K. Cordell. J. Dixon, C. Drakulich, R. Foerst, K. Hagen, G. Hardardottir, K. Hiteshew, K. Keen, S. King, C. Martinez, M. Neal, W. Nelson Stansell, J. Seibert, B. Seymour, K. Todd, A. Tull, A. Walker, M. Walker, T. Watson, S. Williams J. Bartlett, L. Burks, K. Cordell, C. Drakulich, R. Foerst, K. Hiteshew, M. King, S. King, C. Martinez, C. Shepherd, J. Steffens D. Barrow, L. Burks, L. Davidson, E.Hathorsdottier, K. Cordell, C. Nowakoki, K. Hiteshew, L. Gardner, R. Foerst, C. Klein, K. Heffelfinger S. Barrineau, L. Burks, C. Carr, A. Clonts, K. Cordell, J. Dahlgren, N. DeMarco, S. Dennison, L. Gardner, E. Hafthorsdottir, K. Heffelfinger, M. Hodge, K. House, K. Jackson, J. Jelicic, J. Lammers C. Carr, K. Cordell, J. Dahlgren, N. DeMarco, S. Dennison, S. Fjeldsted, C. Hall, S. Hollingshed, K. House, J. Lammers, L. Meadows, N. Picchetti, J. Skinner, J. Toto, W. Wonderlin M. Anderson, J. Byrd, C. Carr, N. DeMarco, S. Hollingshed, B. Holston, K. House, M. Kostka, J. Lammers, B. Lyons, R. Madebach, I. McQuinn, M. Okunola, A. Peters, N. Picchetti, M. Sisk, J. Skinner, S. Sveinsdottir, J. Toto, T. Trotman, K. Weise, W. Wonderlin T. Bagby, J. Barbi, K. Foley, S. Hollingshed, B. Holston, K. House, E. Houston, J. Jelicic, M. Kostka, B. Lyons, S. Madebach, I. McQuinn, A. Peters, N. Picchetti, E. Sanders, J. Skinner, J. Toto, T. Trotman,

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Forrest “Spec” Towns is the greatest track and field legend in UGA history, winning SEC, NCAA and Olympic titles and coaching the Georgia track and field squad for over 30 years.

orn in Fitzgerald, Ga., on Feb. 6, 1914, Forrest “Spec” Towns became, over the next several decades, the greatest track and field legend in the history of the University of Georgia and the state. Towns and his family moved to Augusta in 1923, where he attended Richmond Academy and played only one sport — football. But Towns earned a track and field scholarship as a high jumper after a neighbor saw him win a backyard high jumping contest. He entered Georgia in September of 1933 and within three years was the Olympic 120-yard hurdles champion and held both Olympic and world records in the event. In 1934, Towns won the Southeastern AAU 120-yard hurdles in 15.1 seconds. The following year he won the SEC, NCAA and National AAU titles. In Berlin, Towns won the gold medal in the 120-yard hurdles with a record time of 14.1 seconds. Two weeks later in Oslo, he set a world record of 13.7 seconds (stood for 14 years). During his prime from 1935-37, Towns won more than 60 races in a row in one of the most difficult athletic events. He also held the world record in the indoor 60yard hurdles (7.3). Towns was named to the All-America Outdoor Track and Field

Team in 1936 and 1937 and the All-America Indoor Track and Field Team in 1938. He led Georgia to the 1937 SEC team championship (the only one in the men’s program history) by earning individual high point honors with 16.5. Towns became head track and field coach at UGA in 1938 and served in that capacity until his retirement in 1975. That span excludes Towns, who is the sixth Bulldog from the left standing, a four-year stint in the U.S. and his 1936 teammates pose for their a photo in front Army, where he served his of Sanford Stadium during its early stages. country in Africa and Europe. Track stands at the southeast entrance to While he was coach, his pupils won 21 the facility. individual SEC outdoor titles and five On April 9, 1991, Georgia lost this great individual SEC indoor titles. Towns also track & field ambassador when Towns held other positions at UGA. He served as passed away at age 77. He is survived by an assistant football coach under Wally Butts his wife, the former Martha Eberhardt of from 1946-50 and was an assistant professor Athens, and their sons, Bobby and Presfrom 1950-75. ton. Towns was inducted into the State of On Oct. 3, 1997, Towns was inducted Georgia Sports Hall of Fame in 1967 and into the University of Georgia Athletic was elected to the United States Track and Association Circle of Honor, the highest Field Hall of Fame in 1975. The Univer- tribute that can be bestowed upon former sity’s track and field facility was named for Bulldog athletes or coaches. Towns will Towns in a dedication ceremony at the 1990 be forever remembered as a key figure in SEC Outdoor Championships. A granite Georgia’s rich athletic history. monument proclaiming Forrest Towns

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Forrest “Spec” Towns Track FACILITY RECORDS MEN

“Spec” Towns Track served as the location for the 2011 SEC Outdoor Championships, as seen above. The facility underwent a multi-million dollar renovation following the 2009 season. Georgia made its debut on the track at the 2010 Spec Towns Invitational.

amed in honor of former Georgia track and field legend Forrest “Spec” Towns, the track facility at the University of Georgia is one of the finest in the Southeast. Following the 2009 season, the Spec Towns Track underwent a complete renovation with a multi-million dollar price tag. The new facility opened at the beginning of the year in 2010 and was the site for the 2011 SEC Outdoor Championships. Situated on the far southwestern corner of the University of Georgia athletic complex, “Spec” Towns Track has served as the training ground of numerous NCAA champions, including three-time Olympic gold medalist Gwen Torrence, three-time NCAA shot put champ Brent Noon, three-time NCAA Champion Debbie Ferguson and three-time NCAA Champion Andras Haklits. Most recently, the facility located adjacent to Lumpkin Street has been the training grounds for Reese Hoffa, won won a bronze in the shot put in his third Olympics during the 2012 London Games. Jenny Dahlgren, who wrapped up her career in 2007, trained at the facility and finished as a three-time NCAA champion, collegiate record holder in the hammer throw (239 ft., 4 in., a mark which was set at the “Spec” Towns facility) and three-time Olympian. The most recent renovation is the first since Georgia hosted the 1999 SEC Outdoor Championships. In preparation for hosting the SEC Championships, several renovations took place during the fall of 1998. The first step was to resurface the track itself. The running surfaces are made of an open-pored polyurethane and rubber mixture called Rekortan made by the Balsam Corporation. The brick-red Rekortan finish tops all running lanes and field event areas. The 400-meter track features eight, 42inch running lanes, two throwing circles with cages, dual vaulting areas, along with two javelin runways, a shot put area, two high jump pits and a drainage system. The track was constructed during the summer of 1964 and resurfaced twice previously, once in 1972 and again in 1981. The surface was ground down to the original asphalt and resurfaced with a Rekortan finish in 1986. A 1,000-seat grandstand with restroom and storage facilities was completed in 1987. A fence around the track ensures the safety and, when necessary, the privacy of athletes during Forrest Towns Track was dedicated in a training.

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100m ...........................9.98, Mel Lattany/Bud Light 1984 200m............................... 19.99, John Capel/Florida 1999 400m................................ 44.29, Derrick Brew/LSU 1999 800m........................ 1:45.46, Mark Everett/Florida 1990 1,500m..............3:37.29, Seneca Lassiter/Arkansas 1999 Mile................... 4:01.9, Bob Redington/Tennessee 1966 3K Steeple.............8:41, Hillery Tuwei/Richmond 1978 5,000m.......... 13:48.95, Mark Hhawu/LaGrange TC 1996 10,000m..........29:42, Alphonse Swai/Athletic Club 1983 110m hurdles.13.29, Terrence Trammel, South Carolina 1999 400m hurdles........ 48.97, Kevin Young/unattached 1998 400m relay..........................................................38.53 2011 Lovett, Taylor, Wilks, Demp/Florida 800m relay.......................................................1:21.53 1985 Young, Glenn, Peebles, McSwain/NC State 1,600m relay....................................................3:03.78 1999 Nartey, Edwards, T. Green, Moncur/Auburn 3,200m relay....................................................7:28.45 1984 Rolle, Stevens, Lee, Mays/Bud Light 1,600 Sprint Medley Relay..........................3:19.08 1982 Walker, Campbell, Ford, Hodges/Georgia Distance Medley Relay................................9:45.28 1985 Collins, Wilkins, Batten, Gordon/Baptist High Jump.......... 7-6, Dothel Edwards/unattached 1983 Ricky Robertson, Ole Miss 2011 Long Jump....................27-2.5, Will Claye/Florida 2011 Triple Jump................56-6.75, Will Claye/Florida 2011 Pole Vault.......17-9.25, Brad Gebauer, Mich. State 2006 Discus.............................. 211-5, Jason Tunks/Nike 2001 Javelin..................... 284-10, Breaux Greer/Adidas 2004 Hammer................. 260-1, Andras Haklits/Georgia 2002 Shot Put.........................70-11.25, Reese Hoffa/Nike 2011 Decathlon .....................8,223, Maicel Uibo/Georgia 2013

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100m............................. 11.01, Semoy Hackett/LSU 2011 200m......................22.27, Kimberlyn Duncan/LSU 2011 400m...........51.21, Miikele Barber/South Carolina 1999 800m...................2:02.52, Chandine Williams/LSU 1999 1,500m..................... 4:11.81, Breeda Willis/Reebok 2000 3,000m........ 9:19.13, Valerie McGovern/Kentucky 1990 3K Steeple........10:21.04, Sarah Madebach/Georgia 2007 5,000m.........15:59.47, Valerie McGovern/Kentucky 1990 10,000m...............33:42.96, Liz Costello/Tennessee 2011 100m hurdles............ 12.88, Jasmine Stowers/LSU 2011 400m hurdles.....55.70, Ellen Wortham, Tennessee 2011 400m relay..........................................................43.47 2011 Wilson, Hackett, Alexander, Duncan/LSU 800-Meter Relay.............................................1:34.25 2002 King, Miles, Mahone, Bayley/Georgia 1,600-Meter Relay..........................................3:32.23 2011 George, Williams, Flowers, Jones/Arkansas 3,200-Meter Relay.............................9:06.25, 1988-Indiana 1,600-Meter Sprint Medley Relay..............3:59.60 2002 Collins, Bayley, Boyd, Murillo/Georgia High Jump........... 6-6, Levern Spencer/unattached 2010 Long Jump..........22-1, Patty Sylvester/unattached 2008 Triple Jump...47-0.25, Patty Sylvester/unattached 2008 Discus ....................203-2, Aretha Hill/unattached 2005 Javelin .............. 190-10, Laverne Eve/unattached 2000 Pole Vault ................ *15-1.50, Tina Sutej/Arkansas 2011 Hammer ............. $239-4, Jenny Dahlgren/Georgia 2007 Shot Put........................... 61-8.50, Terri Steer/Nike 2001 Heptathlon......5,701 pts., Lucie Ondraschkova/Georgia 2013 Names in italics are current/former Georgia athletes; $collegiate record; *collegiate record set at the 2011 SEC Outdoor Championships

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J. Reid Parker Director of Athletics & UGA President

Greg McGarity, J. Reid Parker Director of Athletics

Athens native and University of Georgia graduate Greg McGarity was named the Director of Athletics at UGA on August 13, 2010, after serving 18 years in the athletic department at the University of Florida. In the fall of 2013, a gift from the John and Kay Parker family permanently endowed the University of Georgia Director of Athletics position. Since returning to the Bulldogs, McGarity has injected a program of imagination and innovation into the Georgia Athletic Association with emphasis on exploring new ideas and initiatives designed to move the organization forward in all areas of competition, academics, and service. Among the many initiatives are implementation of a nutrition program for all sports, greater emphasis on customer service as well as community service, scoreboard upgrades enhancing the in-game experience for guests and patrons in all sports, and development of leadership programs fostering staff development. In addition, he has encouraged the experimentation of new ideas such as moving volleyball competition to Stegeman Coliseum and helping bring a sold-out concert (Jason Aldean, 65,000) to Sanford Stadium for the first time in stadium history. He was also instrumental in development and implementation along with Nike of a new brand identity program which brings consistency in use of colors, logos, lettering and numerals to Georgia sports teams. He was named recipient of the 2013 Tom Osborne Award presented by the Collegiate and Professional Sports Dietitians Association (CPSDA) for special achievement and contributions to advanced-practice sports nutrition. McGarity oversees a 21-sport athletics program supported by a budget of $92 million. Since becoming Director of Athletics, Georgia teams have won a national championship in women’s swimming and diving (2013) and SEC championships in men’s tennis (2011 and 2013), women’s tennis (2013), women’s swimming and diving (2011, 2012, 2013), men’s tennis SEC Tournament (2012 and 2013), and two SEC eastern division titles in football (2011 and 2012). During that time 18 different Georgia teams have been ranked in the nation’s top 20 and 10 in the top ten. Georgia’s standing in the Learfield Director’s Cup, which annually measures athletic teams success in NCAA championships, has improved from 20th in 2011 to 10th in 2013. A 1976 graduate of UGA’s Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication, McGarity is a 2012 inductee into the Grady Fellowship, a recognition program to honor those whose influence, achievements and service to the media professions have enhanced the reputation of the Grady College. He was also appointed in 2012 to the NCAA Division I Football Issues Committee, a position he will hold through 2016. At UF, he served as Executive Associate Athletic Director after serving as both an associate and senior associate athletic director during his tenure. His duties at Florida included assisting the athletic director in daily operations of the department, assisting in preparation and approval of the annual budget and extensive involvement in long-term planning, contracts, competition scheduling and employment searches, among other areas. McGarity was involved in the planning and supervision of several construction projects, including the expansion of Ben Hill Griffin Stadium and the William Heavener Football Complex. McGarity was a letterman on the 1973 Bulldog tennis team and following graduation began his professional career at UGA. After serving as a student assistant from 1973-77, he held positions as assistant sports information director and head women’s tennis coach (1977-82), administrative assistant (1982-88), and assistant athletic director for facilities and event management (1988-92). McGarity is married to the former Sheryl Holland, who graduated from UGA in 1976 with a Bachelor of Science degree in education. They have one son, Alex, a graduate of the University of Florida and the University of Georgia.

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Jere W. Morehead, President

Jere W. Morehead became the University of Georgia’s 22nd president on July 1, 2013, having previously served as UGA’s senior vice president for academic affairs and provost since 2010. President Morehead’s career covers a wide range of faculty and administrative roles. Prior to 2010, he served UGA in several key administrative assignments, including vice president for instruction, vice provost for academic affairs, associate provost and director of the Honors Program, and acting executive director of legal affairs. From 2003 to 2010, he served as the University’s Faculty Athletics Representative. As UGA President, he also serves as chair of the UGA Athletic Association Board of Directors, chair of the UGA Research Foundation, and a UGA Foundation trustee. President Morehead is the Meigs Professor of Legal Studies in the Terry College of Business, where he has held a faculty appointment since 1986. He is a co-author of several books and book chapters, including The Legal and Regulatory Environment of Business, and he has published scholarly articles on legal topics ranging from export controls to jury selection. He has served as editor-in-chief of the American Business Law Journal and previously held several other editorial board positions with the ABLJ. He directed the UGA Law School’s Advocacy Program from 1986 to 1995 at a time when the moot court teams he coached won international, national, regional and state championships. In 1995, he served as a visiting professor of business law at the University of Michigan. President Morehead has received several University-wide teaching awards, including the Josiah Meigs Award — UGA’s highest honor for teaching excellence — the Richard B. Russell Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching; the Teacher of the Year Award in the Terry College of Business; and the Lothar Tresp Outstanding Honors Professor Award. President Morehead is a native of Lakeland, Florida. He moved with his family to Atlanta as a teenager, where he completed high school early, and enrolled at Georgia State University at the age of 16. He graduated with a bachelor’s degree four years later in 1977. He entered the University of Georgia School of Law in 1977, where he graduated with a Juris Doctor degree at the age of 23 in 1980. After graduation, he served as an assistant United States attorney with the Department of Justice from 1980 to 1986. He is the first alumnus of UGA to be named president since Dr. Fred Davison in 1967.

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Memorable Moments For The Bulldogs In 2013

The Throw . . .

. . . The Celebration Maicel Uibo (second from left standing) and Garrett Scantling (second from right on a knee) both advanced to the NCAA Championships in the decathlon.

Freya Jones launched the mark that won her the 2013 NCAA javelin crown on her fifth attempt, and then celebrated when her competition had thrown their sixth and final throws.

Phillip Adams, Nikola Lomnicka, Saniel Atkinson-Grier and Estefania Ramirez joined assistant Jon Stuart and head coach Wayne Norton in a December 2013 graduation photo.

Johnathan Smith, Charles Grethen, Pierce Vincent and Drew Branch won the sprint medley relay title at the 2013 Drake Relays, continuing the Bulldogsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; strong tradition in Des Moines.

Shaunae Miller spent much of her UGA career looking back at the competition. She brought the 2013 NCAA indoor 400m title back to Athens.

Georgia Track & Field All-American Leontia Kallenou

All-American, SEC Champion Chanice Porter

All-American, SEC Champion Garrett Scantling

All-American Charles Grethen

“Creating Exceptional Experiences For A Lifetime”