TRACK & FIELD
WELCOME
The 2025 Mississippi State Track and Field Media Guide has been prepared to assist media members in their coverage of the Bulldogs. It is our hope most of your questions will be answered on the pages of this guide. However, should you desire additional information or assistance, please contact Jhordyn Stallworth at (662)325-3869.
COACH/ATHLETE INTERVIEWS
All interviews with coaches should be directed through the MSU Athletic Communications office. Please contact Jhordyn Stallworth at jstallworth@athletics.msstate.edu to arrange an interview. Coaches are primarily available for interview by phone or in person from 9-11 a.m. CT., depending on the team’s travel schedule.
Interviews with student-athletes are encouraged; however, all interviews must be arranged through the Athletic Communications office. Interviews will be arranged according to the schedule of each individual athlete, and are usually conducted before or after scheduled practices. This policy facilitates the orderly scheduling and completion of the desired interview. All interviews must be arranged at least 24 hours in advance. MSU Athletic Communications will not supply to the media the phone numbers for student-athletes. Likewise, training room, locker room and apartment/dormitory areas are considered private player areas and are off-limits to the media.
THE SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE
The Southeastern Conference release will be published every week beginning in mid-January by the SEC office. The SEC contact for track and field is Ben Beaty. Beaty’s office number is (205) 458-3000. Media members may also gain access to MSU and SEC releases via and www.secsportsmedia.com.
MSU ON THE INTERNET
Visit the official Mississippi State Athletics home page on the Internet at www.HailState.com. The site offers up-to-date information on all of MSU’s 16 varsity sports, including schedules and results, player and coach biographies, as well as the latest news from each of the MSU athletic teams.
JHORDYN STALLWORTH
Track and Field / Cross
SOCIAL MEDIA
Additional information on the cross country and track and field teams can be found on various social media outlets, including Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and SnapChat. To follow these accounts please view the list of each name below:
Twitter: @HailStateTF
Facebook: /HailStateTF
Instgram: @HailStateTF
MIKE SANDERS TRACK & FIELD COMPLEX
The Mike Sanders Track & Field Complex is located just off U.S. Highway 82 on Lakeview Drive, across from the Bryan Athletic Building on campus. Adjacent to the MSU practice football fields, A.J. Pitts Tennis Centre, the MSU Softball Field and the Holliman Athletic Center. The Mike Sanders Track & Field Complex is also within a half mile of MSU’s Humphrey Coliseum and Dudy Noble Field. Parking is available adjacent to the facility and across the street from the Shira Fieldhouse/Holliman Athletic Center.
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2024 CROSS COUNTRY RESULTS QUICK FACTS
DATE MEET
Aug. 31 City Auto Twilight Classic Memphis, Tenn. 5K 2nd 64
Sep. 13 The Southern Showcase Huntsville, Ala. 5K 8th 235
Oct. 4 Joe Piane Invitational South
Oct. 18 Crimson Classic
Nov. 1 SEC Championship College Station, Texas 6K
Nov. 15 South Region Championship Tallahassee, Fla. 6K 10th 278
2025 INDOOR SCHEDULE
Jan. 11 UAB Blazer Invite Birmingham, Ala. UAB
Jan. 17-18 Vanderbilt Invitational Nashville, Tenn. Vanderbilt
Jan. 24-25 Orange and Purple Invitational Clemson, S.C. Clemson
Feb. 7-8 Charlie Thomas Invitational College Station, Texas Texas A&M
Feb. 14-15 Music City Challenge Nashville, Tenn. Vanderbilt
Feb. 14-15 Tiger Paw Invitational Clemson, S.C. Clemson
Feb. 28- March 1 SEC Indoor Championship College Station, Texas Texas A&M
2025 OUTDOOR SCHEDULE
March 20-22 Alumni Bulldog Relays Starkville, Miss. Mississippi State
March 28-29 Battle on the Bayou Baton Rouge, La. LSU
April 4-5 Pepsi Florida Relays Gainesville, Fla. Florida
April 11-12 44 Farms Team Invitational College Station, Texas Texas A&M
April 11-12 Crimson Tide Invitational Tuscaloosa, Ala. Alabama
April Wake Forest Invitational Winston Salem, N.C. Wake Forest
April 18-19 Tom Jones Memorial Gainesville, Fla. Florida
April 24-26 Penn Relays Philidelphia, Penn. UPenn
May 1-2 Maroon and White Invite Starkville, Miss. Mississippi State
May 15-17 SEC Outdoor Championship Lexington, Ky. Kentucky
May 28-31 NCAA East Preliminaries Jacksonville, Fla. UNF
June 11-14 NCAA Outdoor Championship Eugene, Ore. Oregon
Location Starkville, Miss.
Founded 1878
Nickname Bulldogs
Colors Maroon and White
Mascot Bully and Belle Shortened Name MSU or State Conference Southeastern President Dr. Mark Keenum
Athletic Director Zac Selmon Sr. Associate AD/SWA Ann
Faculty
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TRACK AND FIELD FACILITIES
MIKE SANDERS TRACK COMPLEX
On Friday, April 10, 2015, the Mississippi State University track was named the Mike Sanders Track Complex after former track standout Michael W. Sanders.
Over the past several years, the track stadium at MSU has seen many enhancements. A brick grandstand was added in 2013 and holds about 3,500 people.
MSU played host to the 2015 SEC Outdoor Track and Field Championships on May 14-16, at the newly-dedicated Mike Sanders Track Complex. Also during the 2015 season, MSU hosted the Border Clash and the Jace LaCoste Invitational. The facility now hosts the annual Al Schmidt Bulldog Relays and the Maroon and White Invite.
An MSU alumnus, Sanders began his college career in 1960 after receiving a dual scholarship for football and track and field. His football career ended due to injuries, but he was able to continue track and field during his time at State. In his sophomore year, he and fellow members of the MSU track team won the 1962 SEC championship. He is a member of the university’s M-Club for his achievements in track.
After college, Sanders has served on the boards for the Alumni Foundation, the MSU Foundation and the Bulldog Club. In 2014, Sanders was named the Mississippi State National Alumnus of the Year. In 2019, he received the Leo Seal Jr. M-Club Award, created to honor a former letterman for his or her outstanding loyalty, dedication and service to Mississippi State. In addition, the award recognizes a former letterman who has been successful in business and the community. Sanders is the third former letterman to receive this award, which is not given annually.
Today Sanders resides in Cleveland, Mississippi, with his wife Nan Long Sanders. Together the couple has two children, Michael W. Sanders and Amanda Sanders Turner, along with Sander’s daughter Ellen Sanders Voelkel and six grandchildren.
CARL MADDOX TRACK & INFIELD
Work was completed on MSU’s $3.2 million renovation to the Carl Maddox Track at W.O. Spencer Stadium in 2011 in time for several MSU home meets during that spring, including the SEC/Big 10 Challenge in March.
The state-of-the-art facility features nine lines, a steeplechase water jump and high jump, pole vault and long/triple jump pits, in addition to a javelin runway and shot put, hammer and discus throw rings.
W.O. SPENCER STADIUM
The dedication of the W.O. Spencer Track Stadium took place on Nov. 13, 1982. Named after two-time Olympian and former MSU track and field athlete W.O. Spencer. His generous donations gave the MSU track program a grandstand that seats 3,500 fans.
Spencer lettered four years in track and three in cross country under former coach E.C. “Billy” Hayes. During his time on the track and field team, he served as the 1922 season captain and was the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association mile champion in 1921 and 1922.
In the 1924 Olympic Games in Paris, Spencer won gold in the mile relay team and finished third in the steeplechase in the 1928 games in Amsterdam. After his competition year Spencer went on to become the MSU track and field coach from 1936-1947, minus four years while serving on active military duty.
Spencer was installed in the Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame in Jackson in 1968 and, in 1971, was inducted into the MSU Sports Hall of Fame.
HOLLIMAN ATHLETIC CENTER
Originally opened in April 2005 as a home to Bulldog football, the 46,000-square foot Holliman Athletic Center now houses the track and field locker rooms, team lounge, meeting room and equipment room along with the Columbus Orthopaedic Sports Medicine Center.
Regarded as one of the best facilities in the nation, the MSU track and field team locker rooms and team lounge are located on the second floor of the facility and provide quick access to the Mike Sanders Track Complex. A hallway running between the areas highlights Bulldog greats from throughout the program’s history. A large equipment room and laundry room finish out the space.
On the ground floor of the building, the Columbus Orthopaedic Sports Medicine Center is the primary sports medicine facility for the track and field and tennis teams and is a secondary facility for soccer, softball, volleyball, and women’s golf. It also serves as an administrative hub for the sports medicine and performance department, including the department of counseling and sport psychology.The 4,500-square foot athletic training facility was made possible through anaming gift from the Columbus Orthopaedic Clinic, whose surgeons began handlingthe sports medicine needs of MSU student-athletes in 1981. Six of the orthopaedic surgeons at the clinic are State graduates themselves.
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PERFORMANCE NUTRITION CENTER
Opening it’s doors in August 2022, the PNC provides athletes with specified fueling throughout each day.
The facility cost $2 million to build, housing its own staff and private chef to prepare three meals daily to student athletes. The sister facility is located in the Seal Football Complex.
Meals are announced to the students in advanced, and the facility is equipped with to-go boxes for those who can only pass through briefly. Complete with a salad, fruit, sandwich and pastas bars, as well as a hot food line, athletes have a variety of options to choose from.
SHIRA TURF AND WEIGHT ROOM
The Shira Fieldhouse Complex, which underwent a million-dollar renovation in 1992 and two facelifts in 2017 and 2021, serves as one of Mississippi State’s two primary facilities for conditioning, treating and equipping Bulldog athletes.
The fieldhouse houses training facilities for many of the athletic teams on campus. The indoor turf room was renovated in 2021 to incorporate a new look, energy-efficient lighting and a netted area for the track and field team to practice field events indoors.
The adjoining weight room also received several updates in 2019 including fresh graphics and new state-of-the art workout equipment.
SHIRA FUELING STATION
Equipped with the a full staff of full time and student nutritionsists, the Fueling Station offers a space to get fast energy providing fuel and supplements for peak performance.
The station offers protein snacks, recovery foods and supplements, carb snacks and protein smoothies available to ahletes before and after practice.
The Hail State Fuel staff also provides athletes with snack bags during competition, offering options geared towards performance and recovery.
TEMPLETON ACADEMIC CENTER
The 34,000 square-foot building serves the entire athletic department, houses the Athletic Academics offices and staff. In the main offices, the Academic Advisors are housed surrounding an open study area.
The downstairs open study area holds the offices of the Student Athlete Experience and Athlete Services departments, as well as three private study rooms equipped with computers and white boards.
Downstairs also holds the tutoring and mentoring departments, as well as a private study space for the MSU Writing Center, all of which are available to student athletes.
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ZAC SELMON - DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS
Mississippi State University President Mark E. Keenum named Zac Selmon — the scion of a legendary college football family and a rising star in athletics administration — as MSU’s 18th Director of Athletics on Jan. 13, 2023.
Selmon, a proven leader who has extensive experience at two Power Five universities and who understands and shares Mississippi State’s commitment to achieving and maintaining excellence in its Bulldog athletics programs, accepted the position as MSU’s athletics director after having an accomplished career at the University of Oklahoma on the executive leadership team. As deputy athletics director for external engagement and advancement, he led OU Athletics’ stakeholder relations including the Sooner Club and annual giving. Selmon provided sport oversight for football and led strategic communications, marketing, licensing, multi-media rights, brand management and fan engagement.
In his previous five-year position as senior associate athletics director for administration and development, Selmon led the fundraising strategy for OU Athletics’ $200 million capital campaign, setting annual giving records in 2018 and 2019. In 2020, philanthropic giving reached its highest in university athletics history. In September 2019, Selmon was appointed to the NCAA Football Rules Committee.
Selmon returned to Oklahoma as senior associate athletics director/chief of operations in July 2015 after serving as associate athletics director and special assistant to the athletics director at the University of North Carolina during the 2014-15 academic year.
As the Sooners’ senior associate athletics director/chief of operations, Selmon contributed to the department’s overall direction and culture through responsibilities related to leading OU’s strategic planning process and the implementation of specific initiatives, including the department’s diversity and inclusion programming. He also assisted in the strengthening of key stakeholder relationships, led sport administrator meetings, and facilitated additional projects all geared toward developing a world-class experience for Oklahoma student-athletes.
At UNC, Selmon’s duties included monitoring and tracking the athletics department’s strategic plan, representing the athletics director at meetings and on committees, assisting with internal communications, serving as liaison with external groups such as the ACC, NCAA and NACDA, and administering the department’s executive and senior staff meetings.
Prior to working at North Carolina, Selmon began his career in the OU Athletics Department as a graduate assistant in 2009 before holding the titles of assistant director of development, associate director of development and director of capital gifts.
At Wake Forest University, Selmon not only became a four-year starter at tight end for the Demon Deacons, but a four-year dean’s list scholar graduating in 2007 with a degree in religion and international studies. He also holds a 2010 OU master’s degree in education with an emphasis in intercollegiate athletics administration.
As a son and nephew of the famed “Selmon Brothers” (the University of Oklahoma’s Lucious, Lee Roy, and Dewey Selmon of Eufaula, Oklahoma), Zac Selmon has been an active part of a multi-generational effort to bring help and healing to those at home and abroad who struggle with poverty, homelessness, lack of education, and for many, a lack of hope. He and his sister Shannon are co-founders of the Shine Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to serving those in need, especially children, at home and abroad.
Along with his celebrated family, Selmon has learned from and worked for two well-known and respected university athletics directors – OU’s Joe Castiglione and North Carolina’s Bubba Cunningham.
Selmon and his wife Rachel have two daughters, Shayne and Rylee.
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HEAD COACH
CHRIS WOODS
Chris Woods was named head coach of the track and field program on June 14, 2019.
In his six years as head coach, Woods has directly overseen 21 NCAA finalists, 49 All-American honors, three SEC Champions and six Olympians.
In addition to serving as head coach, Woods personally coaches Bulldog 800m great Marco Arop. Arop has seen multiple accolades under Woods’ tutelage, including the , the 2023 World Champion title, the 2022 World Championship bronze, multiple Diamond League golds, the Pan-American Games title, and multiple national and North American records in the 800m and 1000m. Most recently, Woods oversaw Arop in Paris at the 2024 Olympics, where he won the silver medal with the fourth-fastest time in world history.
Woods has also coached other Bulldog middle distance stars such as Navasky Anderson and Brandon McBride. Anderson earned multiple accolades while running for MSU, highlighted by the 2022 SEC Champion and NCAA runner-up titles in the 800m. He has made world-stage appearances, including the World Championships and Paris Olympics representing Jamaica. Anderson currently holds the Jamaican national record in the 800m. Brandon McBride represented Canada at the Tokyo Olympics, his second Games, joining former teammate Arop. McBride earned the NCAA Indoor and Outdoor 800m title and the SEC title under Woods’s coaching.
Woods’ athletes have made significant rewrites to the university record book in his time as a coach at MSU. His athletes have rewritten the record book, as the top four outdoor and top five indoor times for the men’s 800m, and the No. 2 and No. 5 outdoor and No.1 and No. 3 indoor spots for the women, all athletes were coached by Woods. His staff has overseen 22 university records broken,
and 88 new entries into the school’s all-time top five lists.
In the 2024 season, he led three athletes to podium finishes at the indoor and outdoor national championships. Peyton Bair was the national runner-up in the decathlon, Remi Rougetet earned sixth in the javelin at the outdoor championship and Rosealee Cooper earned eighth at the indoor championship in the 60m hurdles. State sent 22 athletes to the outdoor championships, the largest group in over a decade, with seven earning All-American honors.
The 2023 season was highlighted by Cameron Crump earning gold at the indoor conference meet, then the runner up spot at the NCAA indoor championships in the long jump. Eight All-Americans were produced at the outdoor championships, with Tony Jones tying for fourth and Cameron Crump finishing fifth. In the 2022 season, Woods saw Navasky Anderson and DJ Jónsson two SEC titles in the 800m and javelin, respectively. Eight All-Americans emerged from the NCAA Indoor National Championship, and three All-Americans were produced at the Outdoor Championships, highlighted by Anderson finishing as the national runner up.
The first full season with Woods as head coach came in 2021. His team produced two All-Americans from the NCAA Indoor Championships while developing nine All-Americans for the Outdoor Championships. The men had three first-team All-Americans in the javelin. Woods saw four current and three former student-athletes compete at the USATF Olympic Trials, with six former athletes making their nations’ Olympic Teams for Tokyo. Woods joined the Team Canada staff as an assistant coach for Marco at the 2021 Games.
Woods’ first season was cut short by COVID-19. During the 2020 indoor season, Charlotte Cayton-Smith, Dejon Devroe and Jesse Henderson reached the finals
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at the SEC Indoor Championships in College Station, but the outdoor season would be canceled, halting the State alumni’s first year at the head coach position.
Woods served as interim head coach during the 2019 season, after five seasons as a sprints and relays coach for the MSU men and women. In his time as an assistant, Woods coached Bulldog athletes to 17 All-American selections and two SEC championships. In 2018 alone, Woods’ athletes put 15 new marks among the top five in MSU history.
During his interim year, MSU’s men put together the most-decorated outdoor season in program history, claiming more SEC Athletes of the Week and USTFCCCA National Athletes of the Week than ever before along with four All-America accolades. The Bulldogs put six men on the podium at the SEC Championships, the most since State earned eight medals in 2003, they finished the conference meet with 57 points, their highest total since 2012. MSU’s eighth-place men’s SEC Outdoors finish was its best since 2015. Woods spearheaded the Bulldogs to nine medals, representing their most since 2003 on the men’s side.
In addition, a total of 28 men and women athletes qualified for the NCAA East Prelims, which was a program record. The Bulldog men broke two school records, including the oldest, untied, Championship-event record in the program’s record book at the time.
The highlight of the 2019 outdoor season came when The Bowerman semifinalist Peters led an MSU javelin sweep of the podium. Peters successfully defended his national title, becoming the first MSU athlete to claim consecutive national championships. He threw a personal-best 86.62m (284-2), breaking his own school, meet and national records. Peters landed three attempts beyond 84.00m and threw six collegiate all-time top-10 marks this year alone. State’s trio of Peters, Curtis Thompson and Tyriq Horsford was just the 11th sweep of any event podium in NCAA history. On the women’s side, Tiffany Flynn and Logan Boss both earned All-America status to close their storied careers. Flynn finished eighth in the triple jump with a leap of 13.32m, while Boss tied for 12th in the high jump, clearing 1.78m.
After guiding the Mississippi State men’s team to its third-highest point total in school history at the 2019 NCAA Outdoor Championships, Chris Woods was named head coach of the Bulldog men’s and women’s track and field teams, Director of Athletics John Cohen announced June 14, 2019.
Woods competed as a middle-distance athlete for the Maroon and White from 2005-08. As a student-athlete, Woods garnered two-time All-America honors and four-time All-SEC accolades.
Before coming to MSU, Woods served as head coach for the men’s and women’s cross country and track and field teams at Claflin University in Orangeburg, South Carolina.
Before his time with Claflin, Woods was instrumental in the success of Abilene Christian University’s track and field program as the men’s and
women’s long sprints and middle and long-distance coach. Under his direction at Abilene Christian, Woods aided his team to back-to-back NCAA Division II National Championships in men’s track and field. He oversaw 10 athletes to multiple All-America honors in his time with ACU.
A native of Covington, Georgia, Woods graduated from MSU in 2008 with a bachelor’s degree in clinical exercise physiology. Woods is married to former two-time Olympic sprinter Wanda Hutson. The couple has two sons, Trace and Cade.
WOODS’ BULLDOG ALL-AMERICANS
INDOOR
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J. Davis, S. Hearn, A. Larry, B. McBride 4x400m First
O. Archer, S. Luckett, K. Martin, S. McNeil 4x400m Second 2015
V. Castillo, J. Waters, A. Larry, R. Tatham 4x400m First 2016 Brandon McBride 800m First 2016
S. James, R. Tatham, C. Taylor, J. Waters 4x400m Second 2017 Marco Arop 800m First 2018
Dejon Devroe 800m Second 2018
V. Castillo, S. James, R. Tatham, J. Waters 4x400m Second 2018
Dejon Devroe 800m Second 2019
Navasky Anderson 800m First 2022
Sydney Steely 800m Second 2022
Navasky Anderson 800m First 2023
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ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH
APRIL THOMAS
FAST FACTS
With the addition of alumni Trent Zelden as an assistant coach, Thomas’ 2024 squad had record-breaking success in both the ring and runway. At the indoor SEC Championship, Jhordyn Stallworth and Roury McCloyen finished fifth and sixth in the shot put, and Tafada Wright made her first conference final in the weight throw. Thomas sent five athletes to the NCAA East First Round, the most since 2021, where all five qualified for the national championship. McCloyen and Stallworth were Thomas’ first shot put athletes to qualify for the NCAA Championships in her time at State, and the first ring throwers since 2012. The two earned second-team All-American Honors, with Ella Knott and Franck Di Sanza earning honorable mentions in the javelin. Remi Rougetet improved his performance from last year, earning sixth and first-team All-American honors in the javelin. McCloyen followed up on his national performance with the USATF U20 discus title, ending his season as a finalist at the World U20 Championships in the discus. Thomas also helped coach decathlete Peyton Bair to a national runner-up title at the national championships. Alumni Curtis Thompson and Anderson Peters qualified for their second Olympic Games, in which Peters took home bronze in the javelin.
The 2023 season saw success on both the conference and national stage. Thomas’ throwers earned 13 points at the SEC Outdoor championship in the javelin with topeight finishes from Tyriq Horsford in third, Franck Di Sanza in fifth and Remi Rougetet in sixth. Thomas also oversaw multi Peyton Bair to third-place finishes in both the indoor and outdoor conference championships. Rougetet and Horsford qualified for the NCAA championships in the javelin, with Rougetet earning a ninth-place finish and second-team All-American honors in his first NCAA appearance. In the postseason, Di Sanza earned the Switzerland national title in the javelin.
The 2022 season brought more success in the ring and on the runway for Thomas’ throwers. Jabari Bennett, a transfer from Tiffin, broke the indoor shotput record with 19.40m at the SEC Indoor Championships. This was the furthest mark in men’s indoor shot at State since 2012, and the furthest by any athlete coached by Thomas during her time at State. DJ Jónsson won gold at the SEC Outdoor Champions, earning First Team SEC honors for the second year. Thomas sent five athletes to the NCAA East First
Round, three in ring events and two in the javelin. Jhordyn Stallworth broke the outdoor shot put record with a 16.10m throw in her first East Preliminary shot put appearance. DJ Jónsson represented at the NCAA Championships, finishing seventh with a 76.29m throw. On the world stage, alumni Anderson Peters won the Championships in the javelin with a 90.54m throw.
The much-anticipated 2021 season was successful for Thomas and the team. Jhordyn Stallworth was named to the SEC All-Freshman Team for both shot put and discus at the conclusion of the season. Stallworth broke the school and freshman record at the SEC Championships in the discus with a throw of 51.01m. With the addition of graduate transfer Sindri Guðmundsson from Utah State and fellow Icelander DJ Jónsson coming in as a freshman, the JavU squad was as strong as ever. Guðmundsson and Jónsson threw to the fourth and fifth all-time marks during the season. Jónsson won gold and earned First Team SEC honors as well as being named to the Freshman Team at the conference championship. He was later named the Freshman Field Athlete of the Year. At the NCAA East Prelims, the Dawgs went 1-2-3 with Guðmundsson regaining his NCAA lead from Jónsson, making it seven weeks that he held the top mark. At the NCAA Championships in Eugene, Jónsson took second, Horsford fourth and Guðmundsson in fifth. Two of her former student-athletes were named to their country’s Olympic teams in Anderson Peters and Curtis Thompson, both competing in the javelin at the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo, Japan.
The 2020 season was cut short due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but not before Tiffaney Johnson and Alicia Viveros shattered their career bests at the Indoor SEC Championships.
After a successful season in 2019, April Thomas was promoted to associate head coach in June 2019. The leader of “JavU,” Thomas’ squad swept the men’s javelin podium at the 2019 NCAA Outdoor Championships, marking the first time since 1964 that a school had achieved the feat. Thomas was tabbed USTFCCCA South Region Men’s Assistant Coach of the Year in recognition of her squad’s success.
In the summer following that performance, back-to-back NCAA Champion Anderson Pe-
2019 South Region Men’s Assistant Coach of the Year
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ters found success on the global stage. Peters won gold at the Pan American Games while shattering the Pan Am record with a personal-best and MSU-record throw of 87.31m. He went on the claim the IAAF World Championship in October of that year.
Thomas spent 12 seasons as an assistant coach overseeing MSU’s throwers. She has received national recognition for her expertise in guiding athletes in the javelin after leading the Bulldogs to become the only program in NCAA history to have three men throw the javelin over 80m, earning the title “Jav U”.
Thomas’ athletes earned eight top three finishes in the NCAA javelin championships from 2016 to 2021. No other school has combined for more than four in that span. Her throwers hold 28 marks in State’s outdoor record book and 13 on the indoor leaderboards. She has also guided six athletes to freshman records since arriving in Starkville.
In 2018, she tutored Peters to the 2018 SEC and NCAA javelin championships as a freshman, while Nico Quijera placed second at the NCAA championships before going on to claim the Spanish national title. Thomas also coached Curtis Thompson to a national title in 2016. Thompson won the 2018 USATF Championship, and at the 2018 NACAC Games, Peters and Thompson took home gold and silver, respectively.
In 2017, Thomas saw Quijera win his first NCAA runner-up title in the javelin, Brianna Smith shatter the Bulldogs’ indoor weight throw record for the first time and Haley Reynolds break State’s indoor shot put and outdoor discus records. In addition to his 2016 crown, Thompson won gold in the javelin at the NACAC U23 Games that year and broke the school record at the U.S. Olympic Trials where he came up just 12 centimeters shy of qualifying for the Rio Olympics.
Tautvydas Kieras qualified for the 2015 NCAA East Prelims in the discus throw. Kieras, who holds the school record at 60.03m, placed 23rd. That same year, Kieras posted the No. 5 mark in outdoor shot put in Bulldog history.
Under Thomas’s guidance in the shot put, Erica Bougard claimed the 2013 pentathlon NCAA Championship title with 4,399 points and the 2014 SEC Indoor Championship after a 4,448 point performance. Bougard finished a stellar Bulldog career as a 16time All-American and won the 2018 USATF Championship in the indoor pentathlon.
In 2013, Thomas coached honorable mention All-American Piotr Antosik in javelin, giving the Bulldogs a national finalist in the men’s javelin for the first time since 1923 and sparking the growth of State’s javelin program. Allison Storey also broke the MSU women’s javelin record in the same year after setting the Bulldogs’ freshman record in 2010.
Thomas led Favian Cowards to All-American honors in the 2012 season with a ninthplace finish at the NCAA Outdoor Championships in the hammer while breaking the MSU school record along the way. Cowards also won the Bulldogs’ first SEC Championship in the weight throw that year. That season also saw Ed Wesela post the No. 2 outdoor shot put and No. 3 indoor shot put marks in MSU history.
In 2010, Thomas helped coach LaQuinta Aaron to personal-best throws in the shot put that helped her earn provisional qualifications in the heptathlon for the 2010 NCAA Outdoor Championships. In 2009 heptathlete Marrissa Harris earned indoor and outdoor All-American and All-SEC accolades under Thomas’ shot put tutelage. Thomas came to MSU after coaching boys’ and girls’ shot put and discus at Knoxville (Tenn.) Catholic High School and with the Knoxville Track Club.
A native of Albany, Georgia, Thomas earned her degree in sociology from University of Tennessee in 2007.. Prior to her time in Knoxville, she competed at Cloud County (Kansas) Community College.
At the 2006 SEC Indoor Championships, Thomas finished as runner-up in the shot put and was named the Lady Vols’ Field Events MVP for the indoor season. She also has three other top five SEC finishes to her credit in the event. Thomas helped the Lady Vols win the 2005 SEC Indoor Championship and was part of Tennessee’s 2005 NCAA Mideast Regional team that captured the program’s first victory at that event.
THOMAS’ BULLDOG ALL-AMERICANS
Favian Cowards Hammer Second
Curtis Thompson Javelin First 2015
Curtis Thompson Javelin First 2016
Nico Quijera Javelin First 2017
Curtis Thompson Javelin First 2017
Nico Quijera Javelin First 2018
Anderson Peters Javelin First 2018
Tyriq Horsford Javelin First 2019
Anderson Peters Javelin First 2019
Curtis Thompson Javelin First 2019
Sarah Blake Javelin Second 2019
Tyriq Horsford Javelin First 2021
Sindri Guðmundsson Javelin First 2021
DJ Jónsson Javelin First 2021
DJ Jónsson Javelin First 2022
Remi Rougetet Javelin Second 2023
Remi Rougetet Javelin First 2024
Roury McCloyen Shot Put Second 2024
Jhordyn Stallworth Shot Put Second 2024
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ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH
CARJAY LYLES
FAST FACTS
Carjay Lyles was promoted to associate head coach in Aug. 2024, after being hired as an assistant coach in 2019, to work with State’s horizontal jumps along with the short sprints and short hurdles.
Tasked with coaching the men’s & women’s Sprints, hurdles, jumps, relays and Multi’s; The only position of its kind nationally, Carjay has shown excellence in developing well-rounded athletes. In 2024, Carjay coached Peyton Bair to a Silver medal in the NCAA decathlon. In doing so- Peyton set the NCAA Decathlon 100 Meter dash record. He also coached Lee Eppie to the 2024 Botswana Olympic Team. Eppie won the silver medal at the 2024 African Games Championship as well. Coach Carjay’s history of developing young athletes continued with Freshman Jordan Ware running a world Under-20 outdoor leading 200 meters – running 20.19 to open the 2024 season. This accomplishment gained two SEC athlete of the week honors for the true freshman. During the 2024 indoor campaign, Coach Carjay mentored Rosealee Cooper to her 4th straight indoor national championship. She secured another All-American honor with an eighth-place finish in the finals of the 60-meter hurdles. Her 8th place finish was the highest scorer in the women’s hurdles in school history.
During the 2023 season, Carjay coached Cameron Crump Jr. to one of the top five performances in NCAA and indoor American History. Cameron finished runner-up at the NCAA Championships indoor after having a season in which he was crowned the SEC Champion, SEC indoor athlete of the year and became the SEC meet record holder. Carjay also tutored Kamaya Dubose-Epps to 3 school records (60 meters-7.34, 200 meters-indoor 23.33, 100 meters outdoor-11.10) and #2 all-time on the list running the fastest outdoor 200 meters since 1990 with a 22.84 at the NCAA preliminary meet. During his time at Mississippi State, his teams have had 4 Top 25 team finishes at the NCAA championships. He also is the home meet director and tasked with team academic liaison for both men’s and women’s track and field.
Prior to his time in Starkville, MS, he was an assistant coach at USC, where he coached Ayden Owens to the American Junior Record, World Jr. #2 All-Time global mark in the Men’s Decathlon (8130 points). Ayden won Pac-12 athlete of the year during the 2019 season and broke a 30-year old school record in winning the Bryan Clay invite. Coach
Carjay also tutored Earnie Sears to an Undefeated regular season in the High Jump. Sears broke into USC’s legendary all-time Top-5 performances in the High Jump with a PR of 2.30m (7feet 6 and ½inches). Sears won a silver medal in the NACAC U23 Championships in the competing for team USA. Sears became Coach Carjay’s 7th different athlete to represent their country at international competitions. Carjay also aided with the hurdlers during his time at USC and helped place 4 women in the NCAA 60-meter hurdle final during the 2019 indoor campaign; resulting in a national championship by Chanel Brissett in 7.90seconds. Carjay coached his teams to a PAC-12 championships, MPSF indoor team championship, 2 NCAA team runner-up finishes during his time with the Trojans.
Lyles spent the 2018 season at The University of Akron coaching the sprints, hurdles, and relays. His athletes posted 12 marks in the Zips all-time top 10, including three school records. He led Zips to 10 All-MAC selections as they won the women’s team title outdoors while coaching two athletes to outdoor conference meet records. Both the men and women were the league’s runners-up indoors.
In one season with the Zips, Dara Perry became the first hurdler from the MAC to advance to the NCAA outdoor championships in over a decade. Perry trimmed more than half of a second off her 100m hurdles time, running 13.10 en route to breaking the Mid-American Conference meet record. Taron Sloane and Daziah Green also improved by more than half of a second in the 200m, at the NCAA East Prelims championships, 20.65 and 22.99 respectively. Green was double sprint winner at the Mid-American Conference meet en route to setting the meet record in the 100 meters. Kwad Smith, who was listed as one of the fastest football players in the country in 2018, posted pr times of 6.72 in the 60m and 10.29 in the 100m during Lyles’ lone season with the Zips.
Lyles spent the 2014-17 seasons in the SEC at The University of Missouri where he worked with the sprints, hurdles, jumps and relays. In a position that was unique among Power-5 institutions, he was the only assistant coach among major colleges and universities nationally tasked with coaching those event areas-singularly. He helped rewrite the Tigers’ record book with 13 school records, five All-SEC performances, two World Junior Championships finalists, and 2-U.S. junior national champions, and
2x Midwest Region Women’s Assistant Coach of the Year
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compiled 16 All-America honors. Four of his athletes represented their home nations in international competitions.
In 2016 he coached Kahmari Montgomery to USTFCCCA Midwest Athlete of the Year and SEC Freshman of the Year honors. Montgomery won both the indoor and outdoor SEC championships in the 400m, recorded top-15 times in the world in the 400m and finished sixth in the event at the World Junior Championships. That same year, he tutored Valerie Thames as she broke three school records and was the only hurdler (male or female) to make the finals in both hurdles competitions in the 2016 SEC Outdoor Championships. For his efforts, he was named USTFCCCA’s Midwest Region Women’s Assistant Coach of the Year for the second time in his career. Lyles coached three 16.00m-plus triple jumpers during the 2015-16 seasons. Markesh Woodson claimed multiple SEC runner-up finishes in the 60m and was a three-time indoor All-American in the event. In 2016, he finished sixth at the NCAA Outdoor Championships in the 100m.
He spent the prior four seasons in his first full-time job as an assistant overseeing sprints, hurdles and relays at San Diego State. In his final year with the Aztecs, he won the 2013 USTFCCCA West Region Women’s Assistant Coach of the Year award as Shanieka Thomas won the triple jump at the NCAA Outdoor Championships. In the previous season, he saw the SDSU women finish ninth at the NCAA Outdoor Championships, their best finish in program history.
Lyles’ athletes won 17 conference titles, earned 9 All-American honors and set 24 school and class records. Thomas earned Mountain West Athlete of the Year honors on her way to a runner-up finish at the 2012 NCAA Outdoor Championships. Prior to joining the Aztecs, Lyles trained at the U.S. Olympic Training Center in Chula Vista, CA under 1984 Olympic Gold Medalist Al Joyner.
Lyles was an All-American in the triple jump at The University of Tennessee and was a member of the Vols’ 2007 SEC Outdoor Championship team. Lyles was a Penn Relays champion in 2006 as part of the Vol’s shuttle hurdle relay team. He graduated with a B.A. degree in sociology in 2008, and is a USATF Certified Coach for sprints, hurdles and relays. While still in college he was a HS Club coach and volunteer High School coach. He coached a high school national record holder and coached one of his high school athletes to the 2008 U.S. Olympic Trials in the 100m hurdles. Carjay was a member of the Black Cultural Programming Committee (BCPC) during his time at The University of Tennessee- a student organization tasked with developing and hosting on campus events that enhance public awareness of African-Americans and their accomplishments within the international society. Hosting a series of seminars that included- Actor/Activist/Musician Harry Belafonte, Actress Ruby Dee, and Actor/ Activist Mo’Nique, to name a few. They were also tasked with hosting university sponsored African-American Homecoming events and outreach. He also volunteered time speaking to Knoxville area HS encouraging literacy and High School graduation. He spent his last two years in college as a student-leader for FCA/AIA (Fellowship of Christian Athletes/Athletes in Action).
Led by the mantra: when you learn-TEACH. Annually, Carjay host and moderates a minority coaches mixer designed at sharing ideas of success-coaching and professional development- among track and field coaches. He is a vocal proponent for diversity & inclusion and he has been a featured speaker nationally- covering a vast array of athletic and professional topics. Carjay’s presentations on diversity, inclusion and race are thought provoking and inspirational.
that merged HBCU traditions of dance into the culture of California and FBS Football universities. His Track and Field athletes created a drill team giving many college women an outlet of school support thru dance. The Aztec Diamonds are still a main stay at all San Diego State University sports and are a unique entity on college campuses nationally. Platinum Recording music artist Saweetie is one of the original members. Coach Carjay also had the opportunity to learn and participate in the production of Multiple Emmy award winning online series ‘Giants’ now found on BET+. Coach Carjay’s athlete, Shanieka (Thomas) Ricketts is pictured in the National Museum of African American History in Washington, D.C.- The exhibit is highlighting the contributions of African American women in the NCAA. She is pictured next to Florence Griffith-Joyner (Flo-Jo) of UCLA.
He credits his coaching passion to the great teachers and coaches he had growing up. Encouraged by early elementary school teachers to explore the option of coaching, Carjay has been well mentored and is highly studied in the field of speed and athletic performance. Carjay’s love for coaching was first inspired by his 6th grade teacher, Mrs. Hardy. The positive experiences during his associated age-group football teams, summer track club teams, and great HS Track and Field teams fueled the desire to continue influencing lives thru sports. Carjay has had the unique experiences to train under, work with and be mentored by many of the best Track and Field athletes and coaches in the history of the sport. He credits these unparalleled influences to his consistency of unprecedented success
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As an advocate for the Arts, Carjay has volunteered and supported many projects in film and music. In 2011, he was the staff creator and advisor for an on campus group
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ASSISTANT COACH
ERINN STENMAN-FAHEY
Erinn Stenman-Fahey was named as an assistant coach for cross country and track at Mississippi State in the summer of 2022.
During the 2024 cross country season, Stenman-Fahey oversaw the most successful campaign in recent history. Ramat Jimoh and Gabrielle Boulay led the pack throughout the season, both breaking the university record in the 6k at the SEC Championships. Jimoh and Boulay are the first women in MSU to run sub-20 minutes in the 6k. The team also secured 10th at the conference championship, and 11th at the South Region Championship, the highest finishes since the mid-2010’s. Jimoh and Boulay secured All-Region honors at the regional race, the first MSU athletes to do so since 2016. Stenman-Fahey has overseen five top-20 all-time finishes in the 5k and seven for the 6k.
In her second season on staff, Stenman-Fahey assisted in coaching the cross country team to the highest finish at the NCAA South Region Championship in recent history. The team finished 13th and each performer achieved a personal best in the 6k. During the season, there were seven new entries to the cross-country record books, highlighted by Ramat Jimoh holding the No. 2 time in the 6k.
In the 2024 outdoor season, she helped coach Hunter Anderson and Hayley Ogle to their first SEC final, both in the 1500m. Mallory Streetman also qualified for the 800m final, the first in her career. Anderson and Ogle both set personal bests in the event, with the latter finishing ninth. Streetman set a personal best in the final race, finishing ninth. Ogle and Streetman secured spots in the NCAA East First round for the first time in their careers.
In her first season on staff, Stenman-Fahey assisted in coaching Zoe Brito to a fourthplace finish at the SEC Outdoor Championships in the 800m. Her performance at this meet booked her first ticket to the NCAA East First round championship in the 800m.
Stenman-Fahey spent the year prior at Villanova where she worked alongside 2x National Coach of the Year, Gina Procaccio. There, she assisted with the women’s distance athletes. During her time at Villanova, the women’s cross country team qualified for the NCAA Championships, finishing 27th overall. Villanova runner McKenna Keegan qualified individually in the 800 at both the indoor and outdoor NCAA Championships, finishing 3rd and 2nd respectively at each meeting. In addition, Stenman-Fahey assisted with operations for both programs.
Before that, she was a volunteer coach at Temple from January 2020 to May 2021. Stenman-Fahey primarily worked with middle-distance and distance athletes in the areas of practice coordination and on-campus recruiting.
Stenman-Fahey graduated from Iowa State in May 2019, where she competed in cross country and track, specializing in the middle distances. During her time at Iowa State, she was an 11-time All-Big 12 performer and four-time NCAA West Regional Qualifier in the 800m. In her final outdoor season, Stenman-Fahey qualified for the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships in the 800m, earning second-team All-American honors.
Stenman-Fahey also has international racing experience, having represented her native country team, Canada, on three separate occasions. She most recently earned a bronze medal at the 2019 NACAC u23 Championships in the 800m. Additionally, Stenman-Fahey competed at the 2014 World Junior Championships, finishing 16th. She also competed at the 2015 Panam Junior Championships, where she finished fourth in the 800 and third in the 4x400.
Stenman-Fahey is originally from Ottawa, Canada, and has a master’s in sport business from Temple.
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TRENT ZELDEN
FACTS
Trent Zelden, a 2023 graduate of Mississippi State, completed his first year as an assistant throws coach in the 2023-2024 season.
In his first season as assistant coach, Zelden helped oversee six athletes to the NCAA Championships. At the NCAA East First Round meet, Roury McCloyen, Jhordyn Stallworth, Ella Knott, Remi Rougetet, and Franck Di Sanza qualified for the national championship under both his and associate head coach April Thomas’ tutelage. Peyton Bair walked away from the championship as the national runner-up in the decathlon with Zelden as his throws coach. At the conclusion of his first season on staff, Zelden has helped coach four All-American athletes, as well as a World U20 Championship qualifier in Roury McCloyen, where he finished tenth.
During his time at State, Zelden threw the hammer and javelin, competing in two SEC conference championships and placing in the top-10 in the 2023 SEC Championship in the javelin throw.
As a senior, Zelden was the president of the Student Athlete Advisory Committee and earned academic honors all four years. Off the field, Zelden interned with Learfield, MSU’s Director of Operations, and worked as a training coach at Ochsner Performance before taking on the role of an assistant coach.
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COACH TONY GREER
Tony Greer joined the MSU Track and Field Staff in the spring of 2024.
In his first season on staff, he helped coach MSU standout Emma Hunt to another pole vault record, and former JUCO standout Aaron Fortenberry to two all-time top five marks. He also helped coach decathlete Peyton Bair to a second place finish at the NCAA Outdoor Championship, as well as a 12th place finish at the USATF Olympic Trials.
Prior to his time at MSU, he served as the head coach at The Vault Track Club, based in Clinton Mississippi. During his time with the USATF-affiliated pole vault club, he trained elite high school and collegiate pole vaulters. His athletes have earned various accolades under his tutelage. Most notably, the 2008 USATF National Junior Olympic Champion in the intermediate boy’s pole vault, Mississippi’s first 16’ high school vaulter, seven state champions, and The Mississippi boys and girls pole vault record holders have trained under Greer.
He has extensive experience coaching at the collegiate level, most recently assisting on the Hinds CC track and field coaching staff. During his time at the school, he coached Aaron Fortenberry to a NJCAA Indoor Championship runner up finish in the pole vault, and a No. 1 JUCO ranking nationally. Before this, Greer coached at Belhaven University in 2014, Millsaps College in 2013, and Clinton HS from 2008-2012.
Greer competed as a distance and cross-country athlete for Mississippi College from 1980-1984, earning a Varsity Letter and Academic All-Gulf South Conference honors.
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ASSISTANT COACH JAY TURNER
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Jay Turner enters his first season as assistant coach, serving as State’s sprints/hurdles, jumps and combined events coach as well as Recruiting Coordinator. Turner spent the 2024 track season at Division II Tiffin University. Prior to that, Turner was part of the coaching staff at Montana State University where he served as sprints, hurdles and relays coach for the Bobcats Track & Field team from the 2019 through 2023 seasons.
Under Turner’s leadership, the Montana State sprints and hurdles teams saw eight individual conference champions, five Big Sky Conference relay champions, 54 All-Conference individual and relay performers, seven NCAA Preliminary Round qualifiers as well as 30 Montana State program records. Hurdler Elena Carter was named the Big Sky Women’s Co-Most Valuable Athlete at the 2022 outdoor championships and the Most Valuable Athlete at the 2023 indoor championships. Drake Schneider is the all-time Big Sky Conference record holder in the 400 meter hurdles as well as a 2021 Olympic Trials semifinalist. Turner also had his first Montana State All-American in 2022 as Schneider earned first-team honors by finishing sixth overall at the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships in the 400 meter hurdles.
Prior to Montana State, Turner started as a volunteer assistant at University of Akron. His primary responsibilities included helping the sprint, hurdle and relay events and serve as the men’s and women’s recruiting coordinator for sprint, hurdle and jumping events.
A native of Cleveland, Ohio, Turner began his coaching career as the head track and field coach at Lorain High School in Lorain, Ohio.
Turner is currently USATF Level 3 certified in sprints, hurdles, relays.
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ASSISTANT COACH CHA’MIA ROTHWELL
FAST FACTS
Cha’Mia Rothwell joined the Mississippi State track and field staff on Nov. 11, 2024.
Prior to her time at State, Rothwell served as an assistant coach at North Carolina Central University. As a coach, she coordinated workouts, helped athletes establish and meet personal and athletic goals, baseline testing for athletic performance benchmarking, and assisted in facilitating the recruiting process with prospective athletes. At NCCU, Rothwell oversaw James Harris to a third-place finish in the 200 meters, and T’Sheylah Moore and Nyree Baccus to fifth and sixth in the 400 meters at the 2024 MEAC Outdoor Championships. Harris held the 21st fastest time for freshman nationally that season.
Before her time at NCCU, Rothwell served as a volunteer coach at Duke from 20212023, in which she helped coach the program to the 2022 ACC indoor title and outdoor runner-up title. In the 2023 season, the team earned the ACC indoor runner-up title and the ACC outdoor title, all of which came from the women’s program.
Rothwell competed in the hurdles and jumps at Dartmouth College before transferring to Duke to compete for a year. Rothwell was a decorated athlete in college, earning accolades such as nine Ivy League titles and two Ivy League Indoor Heptagonal Most Outstanding Field Performer awards. She was also named Dartmouth’s Most Outstanding Female Athlete twice, earning the Class of 1976 award.
During her time at Duke, Rothwell earned All-ACC Academic honors, All-ACC First Team honors, and USTFCCCA First Team honors all in the 100 meter hurdles. She assisted Duke to its first ACC outdoor title for the women’s program. Rothwell earned a qualification spot at the 2021 USATF Olympic Trials, in which she finished 20th in the 100 meter hurdles. At the 2022 USATF Indoor Championships, Rothwell earned seventh in the 60 meter hurdles. She improved on this finish at the 2023 Indoor Championships, finishing fourth.
Rothwell has a Master of Management Studies from Duke University and a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Dartmouth College.
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STUDENT MANAGERS
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Kyle Stevenson First Year
Kareem Agostino Second Year
Kyle Carter Second Year
Rickea Atkins First Year
Dorien Jones First Year
Sarah Joubert Athletic Trainer / Second Year
Brittany Kline Athletic Trainer / First Year
Amanda Barnett Athletic Fellow / Second Year
Marci Hoppa Eighth Year
Chase Brooks Third Year
Jhordyn Stallworth First Year
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MEN’S TRACK AND FIELD
ROSTER BREAKDOWN
BY CLASS
Freshman (8)
Jamel Brown, Kaden Cartwright, Nicholas Fakorede, Caleb Kaplan, Tyler Mason, Tuomas Nähri, Cooper Rodgers, Marquise Washington
Sophomores (3)
Roury McCloyen, Ben Murray, Kennedy Stringfellow
Juniors (8)
Danarrion Ard, Peyton Bair, Lewis Barber, Christion Barker, Curt Carman, Sherman Hawkins, Cyrus Jacobs Jr., Louis Vercueil
Seniors (7)
Aaron Fortenberry, Mike Gizzi, Daniel Joyce, Sam Navarro, Remi Rougetet, Gram Russell, Keldrick Turner
Graduate Student (4)
William Aguessy, Alfonso Hale Jr., Omari Hammond, Abdullahi Hassan
BY EVENT GROUP
Sprints (10)
Agguessy, Ard, Barker, Fakorede, Gizzi, Hale, Hawkins*, Rodgers, Stringfellow*, Turner, Washington*
Mid Distance (9)
Brown, Cartman, Hammond, Hassan, Joyce, Murray, Navarro, Russell, Vercueil
Throws (6)
Cartwright, Kaplan, Mason, McCloyen, Nähri, Rougetet
Multis/Jumps (6)
Bair, Barber, Fortenberry, Hawkins*, Stringfellow*, Washington*
*denotesathletesinmultiplegroups
BY RETURNERS
Ard, Bair, Barber, Barker, Carman, Fortenberry, Hale, Hammond, Hawkins, Joyce, McCloyen, Murray, Navarro, Rougetet, Russell, Stringfellow, Turner
BY
NEWCOMERS
Aguessy, Brown, Cartwright, Fakorede, Gizzi, Hassan, Kaplan, Mason, Nähri, Rodgers, Vercueil, Washington
BY HOME COUNTRY
United States of America (22), France (3), Canada (1), Bahamas (1), England (1), Nigeria (1), Finland (1)
BY HOME STATE
Alabama (3), Arkansas, Florida, Georgia (6), Idaho (1), Louisiana (1), Mississippi (6), New York (1), North Carolina (1), Texas (3)
William Aguessy Sprints Sr. Sr. Bordeaux, France / Lycée Gustave Eiffel
Danarrion Ard Sprints Jr. Jr. McDonough, Ga. / Eagle’s Landing HS / Arkansas State
Peyton Bair Multis Jr. Jr. Kimberly, Idaho / Kimberly HS
Lewis Barber Multis Jr. Jr. Haleyville, Ala. / Hayleyville HS
Christion Barker Sprints Jr. Jr. Snellville, Ga. / Shiloh HS
Jamel Brown Mid Distance Fr. Fr. High Point, N.C. / Southwest Guilford HS
Curt Carman Mid Distance Jr. Jr. Iuka, Miss. / Tishomingo County HS
Kaden Cartwright Throws Fr. Nassau, Bahamas / Queen’s College
Nicholas Fakorede Sprints Fr. Fr. Ekiti State, Nigeria / The Valiant School
Aaron Fortenberry Jumps Sr. Sr. Brandon, Miss. / Brandon HS / Hinds CC
Mike Gizzi Sprints Sr. Sr. Covington, Ga. / Sandy Creek HS / Alabama-Huntsville
AJ Hale Sprints Sr. Sr. Fayettville, Ga. / Sandy Creek HS / Florida / Hinds CC
Omari Hammond Mid Distance Gr. Fairburn, Ga. / Landmark Christian School
Abdulahi Hassan Mid Distance Sr. Sr. Scarborough, Canada / Birchmount Park / Wisconsin
Sherman Hawkins Sprints / Jumps Jr. Jr. Ferriday, La. / Tioga HS / Jackson State
Cyrus Jacobs Jr. Sprints Jr. Jr. Port Arthur, Texas / Port Neches Groves HS / Northwestern
Daniel Joyce Mid Distance Sr. Sr. Hexham, England / St. Thomas More School
Caleb Kaplan Throws Fr. Fr. Rye, N.Y. / Rye HS / UMass Amherst
Tyler Mason Throws Fr. Fr. Pelham, Ala. / Pelham HS
Roury McCloyen Throws So. So. Greenville, Miss. / St. Joseph Catholic School
Ben Murray Mid Distance So. So. Birmingham, Ala. / Homewood HS
Tuomas Nähri Throws Fr. Lempäälän Lukio / Lempäälän, Finland
Samuel Navarro Mid Distance Sr. Sr. Houston, Texas / Fort Scott CC
Cooper Rodgers Sprints Fr. Fr. Byram, Miss. / Raymond HS
Remi Rougetet Throws Sr. Dijon, France / Dijon University Club
Gram Russell Mid Distance Sr. Sr. Atlanta, Ga. / Saint Pius X Catholic HS
Kennedy Stringfellow Sprints / Jumps So. So. Brandon, Miss. / Brandon HS
Keldrick Turner Sprints Sr. Sr. Grand Prairie, Texas / Arlington Bowie HS / Fort Scott CC
Louis Vercueil Mid Distance Jr. Jr. Grenoble, France / Pontcharra
Marquise Washington Sprints / Jumps Fr. Fr. D’Iberville, Miss. / D’Iberville HS
PRONOUNCIATION GUIDE
William AGUESSY
/ guh / see DANARRION Ard
Nicholas FAKOREDE
Mike GIZZI
ABDULAHI HASSAN
/ Nerr / ree / in
/ koh / reh / dee
/ zee
/ Doo / lah / hee Hah / sahn
TUOMAS NAHRI Too / oh / mahs Nah / ree
Remi ROUGETET Roo / juh / Teht
LOUIS VERCUEIL Loo / wee Verr / see / Yool
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WOMEN’S TRACK AND FIELD
ROSTER BREAKDOWN
BY CLASS
Freshman (12)
Jaden Billings, Kaitlyn Burge, Madison Gardner, Jewel Giles, Nelly Jemeli, Zaniyah Jones, Millicent Kemboi, Laney Nash, Marie Rougetet, Sophie Santucci, Morgan Grace Sheffield, Loise Stonham
Sophomores (13)
Gabrielle Boulay, G’Shan Brown, Trinity Holland, Madelyn Keating, Anje Nel, Jaelyn Ogle, Brooklyn Quanz, Gabriela Sanz Martinez, Kyndall Sessom, Reese Terza, Kaitlyn Walker, Jaitlyn Ware, Meagan
Womack
Juniors (10)
Hunter Anderson, Kaylee Clark, Rickyla Fagan, Tamiia Fuller, Alexandra Inglis, Ramat Jimoh, Manie Mevo, Mallory Streetman, Jessicka Woods, Tafada
Wright
Seniors (4)
Gracie Gibson, Madison Jones, Hayley Ogle, Chanice Spicer
Graduate Student (2)
Kennedy Jackson, Lauren Lewis BY EVENT GROUP
Mid-D / Distance (20)
Anderson, Boulay, Burge, Gibson, Holland, Jimoh, Jemeli, M. Jones, Keating, Kemboi, Lewis, Nash, H.Ogle, J.Ogle, Quanz, Santucci, Sheffield, Stonham, Streetman, Terza
Sprints/Hurdles (11):
Billings, Fagan, Fuller, Gardner, Jackson*, Z. Jones, Nel, Sessom, Spicer, Ware, Woods
Throws (7)
Brown, Clark, Giles, Rougetet, Walker, Womack, Wright
Multis/Jumps (4)
Inglis, Jackson*, Sanz Martinez, Mevo
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BY RETURNERS
Anderson, Boulay, Brown, Fagan, Fuller, Gibson, Holland, Inglis, Jackson, Jimoh, M. Jones, Keating, Nel, H. Ogle, J. Ogle, Quanz, Sanz Martinez, Sessom, Spicer, Streetman, Terza, Walker, Ware, Womack, Woods, Wright
BY
NEWCOMERS
Billings, Burge, Clark, Gardner, Gibbons, Giles, Jemeli, Z. Jones, Kemboi, Lewis, Mevo, Nash, Rougetet, Santucci, Sheffield, Stonham
BY HOME COUNTRY
United States of America (29), France (1), Canada (3), Bahamas (1), Barbados (1), Nigeria (1), Kenya (2), Spain (1), South Africa (1) BY HOME STATE
Alabama (3), Florida (1), Georgia (9), Maryland (1), Michigan (1), Mississippi (6), North Dakota (2), Pennsylvania (1), Tennessee (2), Texas (1)
Hunter Anderson Mid Distance Jr. Jr. Mountain Brook, Ala. / Mountain Brook HS
Jaden Billings Sprints / Hurdles Fr. Fr. Atlanta, Ga. / Westlake HS
Gabrielle Boulay Mid Distance So. So. Franklin, Tenn. / Centennial HS
G’Shan Brown Throws So. Nassau, Bahamas / Queens College
Kaitlyn Burge Mid Distance Fr. Fr. Hernando, Miss. / Hernando HS
Kaylee Clark Throws Jr. Gananoque, Ontario, Canada / HS / Kennesaw State
Rickyla Fagan Sprints Jr. So. Bridgetown, Barbados / Combermore Secondary School
Tamiia Fuller Sprints So. So. Suwanee, Ga. / Peachtree Ridge / Kentucky
Madison Gardner Sprints Fr. Fr. College Park, Ga. / Woodward Academy
Gracie Gisbon Distance Sr. Sr. Germantown, Tenn. / Houston HS
Jewel Giles Throws Fr. Fr. Mesquite, Texas / Mesquite HS
Trinity Holland Mid Distance So. So. Niceville, Fla. / Niceville HS
Alexandra Inglis Jumps So. So. Hoover, Ala. / Hoover HS
Kennedy Jackson Multis Jr. Sr. West Bloomfield, Mich. / Walled Lake Western HS
Nelly Jemeli Distance Fr. Fr. Kenya
Zaniyah Jones Sprints Fr. Fr. Atlanta, Ga. / Westlake HS
Madison Jones Distance Sr. Sr. Santillo, Miss. / Santillo HS / Jacksonville State
Madelyn Keating Mid Distance So. So. Wyoming, Pa. / Wyoming Area HS
Millicent Kemboi Distance Fr. Fr. Kenya
Lauren Lewis Mid Distance Sr. Sr. Fairburn, Ga. / Langston Hughes HS / Austin Peay
Manie Mevo Sprints Jr. Jr. Gaithersburg, M.D. / Quince Orchard HS / Towson
Laney Nash Distance Fr. Fr. Tomball, Texas / Tomball HS
Anje Nel Sprints / Hurdles So. So. Nelspruit, Mpumalanga, South Africa / Pretoria HS
Hayley Ogle Distance Sr. Sr. Watford City, N.D. / Watford City HS
Jaelyn Ogle Distance Fr. Fr. Watford City, N.D. / Watford City HS
Brooklyn Quanz Distance So. So. Port Elgin, Ontario, Canada / Saugeen District School
Marie Rougetet Throws Fr. Fr. Lycee Jean Marc Boivin / Chalindrey, France
Sophie Santucci Distance Fr. Fr. Tupelo, Miss. / Tupelo HS
Gabriela Sanz Martinez Jumps So. So. Zaragoza, Aragon, Spain / Centro San Valero
Kyndall Sessom Sprints So. So. Lawrenceville, Ga. / Archer HS
Morgan Grace Sheffield Distance Fr. Fr. Alpharetta, Ga. / Denmark HS
Chanice Spicer Sprints Sr. Sr. Montgomery, Ala. / Brewbaker Tech Magnet / Alabama
Louise Stonham Distance Fr. Fr. Arnpior District HS / Arnprior, Canada / Long Beach State
Mallory Streetman Mis Distance So. So. Gulfport, Miss. / Gulfport HS
Reese Terza Distance So. So. Powder Springs, Ga. / Hillgrove HS
Kaitlyn Walker Throws So. So. Clinton, Miss. / Clinton HS
Jaitlyn Ware Sprints So. So. Memphis, Tenn. / Memphis Central HS
Meagan Womack Throws So. So. Clinton, Miss. / Clinton HS
Jessicka Woods Sprints / Hurdles Jr. Jr. Atlanta, Ga. / Maynard Jakcson HS
Tafada Wright Throws Jr. Jr. Spanish Town, St. Catherine, Jamaica / St. Jago HS
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G’SHAN Brown Jee / Shahn
RICKYLA FAGAN Rih / Kile / uh Fay / gun
Alexandra INGLIS Een / glihs
Nelly JEMELI Juh / Mel / ee
Millicent KEMBOI Kehm / boy
MANIE MEVO Mahn / ee Mee / voh
ANJE NEL Ahn / yuh Nehl
RAMAT JIMOH Ruh / mot Jih / moh
Marie ROUGETET Rooh / juh / Teht
TAFADA Wright Tuh / Fay / duh
MISSISSIPPI STATE TRACK & FIELD
William Aguessy Sprints
Danarrion Ard Sprints
Peyton Bair Multis
Lewis Barber Multis
Christion Barker Sprints/Hurdles
Jamel Brown Mid Distance
Curt Carman Mid Distance
Kaden Cartwright Throws
Nicholas Fakorede Sprints
Aaron Fortenberry Jumps
Mike Gizzi Sprints
Alfonso Hale Jr. Sprints/Hurdles
Omari Hammond Mid Distance
Abdullahi Hassan Mid Distance
Sherman Hawkins Sprints/Jumps
Cyrus Jacobs Jr. Sprints
Dan Joyce Mid Distance
Caleb Kaplan Throws
Tyler Mason Throws
Roury McCloyen Throws
Ben Murray Mid Distance
Sam Navarro Mid Distance
Cooper Rodgers Sprints
Remi Rougetet Throws
Tuomas Nähri Throws
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Gram Russell Mid Distance
Kennedy Stringfellow Jumps
Keldrick Turner Jr. Sprints
Louis Vercueil Mid Distance
Marquise Washington Mid Distance
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Hunter Anderson Mid Distance
Jaden Billings Sprints/Hurdles
Gabrielle Boulay Mid Distance
G’Shan Brown Throws
Kaitlyn Burge Distance
Kaylee Clark Throws
Rickyla Fagan Sprints
Tamiia Fuller Sprints
Madison Gardner Sprints
Gracie Gibson Distance
Jewel Giles Throws
Trinity Holland Mid Distance
Alexandra Inglis Jumps
Kennedy Jackson Multis
Nelly Jemeli Distance
Madison Jones Distance
Zaniyah Jones Sprints
Madelyn Keating Distance
Lauren Lewis Mid Distance
Manie Mevo Jumps
Laney Nash Distance
Anje Nel Sprints/Hurdles
Hayley Ogle Mid Distance
Ramat Jimoh Mid Distance
Millicent Kemboi Distance
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Sophie Santucci Mid Distance Gabriela Sanz Martinez Jumps
Kyndall Sessom Sprints
Morgan Grace Sheffield Distance
Chanice Spicer Sprints
Mallory Streetman Mid Distance
Reese Terza Distance
Kaitlyn Walker Throws
Jaitlyn Ware Sprints
Meagan Walker Throws
Jessicka Woods Sprints/Hurdles
Tafada Wright Throws
Brooklyn Quanz Distance
Jaelyn Ogle Distance
Marie Rougetet Throws
Louise Stonham Distance
MISSISSIPPI STATE TRACK & FIELD
2024 INDOOR SEASON REVIEW
FINISHES
2024 TOP INDOOR MARKS
BULLDOGS IN THE RANKINGS (TOP 30)
CONFERENCE PERFORRMANCE (TOP 9)
Men
MISSISSIPPI STATE TRACK & FIELD
2024 OUTDOOR SEASON REVIEW
FINISHES
2024 TOP OUTDOOR MARKS
4x100m S. Rose, J. Ware, S. Daniels, P. Bair
4x400m S. Daniels, A. Hale, C. Barker, K. Turner
BULLDOGS IN THE RANKINGS (TOP 30)
MISSISSIPPI STATE TRACK & FIELD
CONFERENCE PERFORRMANCE (TOP 9)
Men Event Mark/Time Place Pts.
Jordan Ware 200m 20:27 5th 4
Tyrese Reid 800m 1:48.56 8th 1
Miss State 4x100m 39.04 5th 4
Miss State 4x400m 3:05.17 7th 2
Kennedy Stringfellow LJ 7.35m 8th 1
Roury McCloyen SP 18.56m 6th 3
Roury McCloyen DT 53.93m 9th -
Remi Rougetet JT 71.33m 6th 3
Franck Di Sanza JT 71.15m 7th 2
Lewis Barber Dec. 6651 pts 7th 2
13.30 8th 1
Stallworth SP 16.84m 8th 1
Knott JT 51.49m 5th 4 Kennedy Jackson Hep. 5366 4th 5
MISSISSIPPI STATE TRACK & FIELD
2024 CROSS COUNTRY REVIEW
2024 OVERALL RECORD
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MISSISSIPPI STATE RECORD QUICK REFERENCE (INDOOR)
MEN’S RECORDS
Event Athlete Mark Date
60m D’Angelo Cherry 6.49 3/8/2013
60m Hurdles Jesse Henderson 7.74 2/13/2021
200m Marquis Davis
3/15/2003 400m Tavaris Tate
800m Marco Arop 1:45.90 2/9/2019
Mile Don Hunt 4:04.00 m 3/2/1968
3000m Giacomo Deluca 8:10.02 2/13/2021
5000m Mark Strucko 14:09.70 m 2/27/1982
4x400m E. Mayers, D. Barnaby, 3:05.07 3/2/2012 J. Harris, T. Tate
Distance Medley P. Monaghan, S. Hearn, 9:33.61 2/22/2014 B. McBride, D. Roszko
High Jump Marcus Jackson 2.29m 3/14/2014
Pole Vault Bob Dandino 5.13m 2/28/1985
Long Jump Cameron Crump 8.39m 3/10/2023
Triple Jump Festus Igbinoghene 16.57m 2/26/1989
Shot Put Jabari Bennett 19.40m 1/29/2022
Weight Throw Terry Day 18.90m 1/24/1997
Heptathlon Peyton Bair 5,773 pts 2/25/23
WOMEN’S RECORDS
Kamaya Debose-Epps
Hurdles Erica Bougard
Kamaya Debose-Epps
400m Falilat Ogunkoya
800m Sydney Steely 2:04.62 2/26/2022
Mile Tiffany McWilliams 4:32.24 3/13/2004
3000m Mia Meydrich 9:18.13 2/3/2017
Cornelia Griesche
2/12/2016
S. Luckett, O. Archer, 3:38.04 1/23/2015 E. Bougard, S. McNeil Distance Medley F. Price, A. Lewis, 11:06.32 2/18/2017 C. Cayton-Smith, R. Price-Weimer High Jump Logan Boss 1.92m 2/2/2018
Vault Peyton Mickelson 4.15m 1/29/2022
Jump Elisha Williams
Put Jhordyn Stallworth
3/9/2001
2/24/2017
2/23/2024
Throw Brianna Smith 21.05m 1/20/2018
Erica Bougard 4,586 pts 3/14/2014
Bold denotes current athletes
* - denotes then-NCAA record
w - denotes wind-aided marks (+2.0 and above)
m - denotes hand times
c - denotes converted times
MISSISSIPPI STATE TRACK & FIELD
MEN’S ALL TIME INDOOR PERFORMANCES
60M
1. D’Angelo Cherry 6.49 3/3/2013
2. Pierre Browne 6.60 3/14/2003
3. Marquis Davis 6.61 2/8/2003
4. Fred Collier 6.70 c 1/31/1998
5. Danarrion Ard 6.71 2/9/2024
Cameron Crump 6.71 1/13/2023
Lawrence Crawford 6.71 1/12/2018
Dion Crabbe 6.71 2/23/2002
60M HURDLES
1. Jesse Henderson 7.74 2/13/2021
2. Anthony Greer 7.829 c 3/7/1992
3. Kelvin Harris 7.84 1/18/2003
4. Ro’Derick Spears 7.85 1/12/2018
Nathan Arnett 7.85 2/8/2013
200M
1. Marquis Davis 20.70 3/15/2003
2. Jordan Ware 20.74 2/9/2024
3. Pierre Browne 20.78 2/24/2002
4. Lorenzo Daniel 20.89 2/14/1988
5. Tavaris Tate 20.96 2/12/2010
400M
1. Tavaris Tate 45.80 2/12/2010
2. Jude Monye 45.94 2/4/1995
3. Alfred Larry 46.13 2/20/2016
4. Gabriel Moronta 46.24 2/10/2023
5. Stephan James 46.26 2/24/2017
800M
1. Marco Arop 1:45.90 2/9/2019
2. Navasky Anderson 1:46.58 2/11/2023
3. Brandon McBride 1:46.80 2/13/2015
4. Tyrese Reid 1:47.55 2/23/2024
5. Dejon Devroe 1:47.69 3/10/2018
MILE
1. Don Hunt 4:04.00 m 3/2/1968
2. Navasky Anderson 4:05.63 1/27/2023
3. Patrick Monaghan 4:07.18 2/14/2014
4. Aaron Phelps 4:07.52 2/10/2018
5. Mark Strucko 4:07.56 2/13/1983
3000M
1. Giacomo DeLuca 8:10.02 2/13/2021
2. Matthew Cameron 8:10.22 2/7/2009
3. Damian Roszko 8:12.97 1/23/2015
4. Stephen Jones 8:14.96 2/10/2018
5. Robert Scribner 8:15.17 2009
5000M
1. Mark Strucko 14:09.70 m 2/27/1982
2. Damian Roszko 14:19.77 2/13/2015
3. John Valentine 14:24.82 2/14/2014
4. Chandler Underwood 14:33.02 2/12/2021
5. Simeon Kigen 14:39.11 2/27/1982
HIGH JUMP
1. Marcus Jackson 2.29m 3/14/2014
2. James Harris 2.27m 2/3/2012
3. Tony Jones 2.21m 2/25/2023 Rod Newton 2.21m 2/12/2000
5. Chuck Ways 2.19m 6/1/1991
POLE VAULT
1. Bob Dandino 5.13m 2/22/1985
2. Trey Hardee 5.10m 3/1/2003
3. Aaron Fortenberry 4.95m 2/23/2024
4. Patrick Johnson 4.90m 2/8/2013
5. Kevin Pittman 4.89m 1/26/2002 Kevin Herfurth 4.89m 2/28/1987
LONG JUMP
1. Cameron Crump 8.39m 3/10/2023
2. Festus Igbinoghene 7.86m 3/2/1991
3. Dion Crabbe 7.65m 2/10/2001
4. Yura Bryant 7.62m 2/25/1984
5. Ian Robertson 7.60m 2/28/1998
TRIPLE JUMP
1. Festus Igbinoghene 16.57m 2/26/1989
2. Seigha Porbeni 16.05m 2/19/1974
3. Jason Harper 15.97m 3/1/2013
4. Vance Clarke 15.83m 1/26/2001
5. Corey Holland 15.74m 1/18/1992
SHOT PUT
1. Jabari Bennett 19.40m 1/29/2022
2. Garry Frank 19.20m 3/1/1986
3. Roury McCloyen 18.75m 2/9/2024
3. John Hilliard 17.83m 2/9/1997
4. Ed Wesela 17.47m 3/3/2012
35LB WEIGHT THROW
1. Terry Day 18.90m 1/24/1997
2. Daniel Pepper 18.68m 1/27/2023
3. J.D. Erickson 18.35m 3/2/2003
4. John Hillard 18.19m 2/14/1998
5. Viktor Mara 17.77m 1/26/2002
HEPTATHLON
1. Peyton Bair 5,773 pts 2/25/2023
2. Lewis Barber 5,168 pts 2/23/2024
3. Jaquarius Wilson 5,160 pts 2/24/2017
4. Jesse Henderson 5,123 pts 1/30/2021
5. Zachary Taylor 5,029 pts 2/20/2016
4X400M RELAY
1. E.Mayers, D. Barnaby, 3:05.07 3/2/2012
J. Harris, T. Tate
2. D. Simmonds, A. Brodie, 3:05.23 2/11/2023
L. Eppie, G. Moronta
3. S. Scott, G. Moronta, 3:05.65 2/26/2022
L. Eppie, L. Clarke
4. A. Brodie, L. Eppie, 3:05.86 2/25/2023
D. Simmonds, S. Daniels
5. L. Eppie, A. Brodie, 3:05.97 1/28/2023
S. Daniels, G. Moronta
DISTANCE MEDLEY RELAY
1. P. Monaghan, S. Hearn, 9:33.61 2/22/2014
B. McBride, D. Roszko
2. D. Devroe, S. James 9:34.44 2/17/2018
M. Arop, A. Phelps
3. M. Arop, C. Brockman, 9:44.66 2/25/2018
D. Devroe, A. Phelps
4. D. Joyce, L. Eppie, 9:47.67 2/24/2023
T. Reid, N. Anderson
5. J. Odom, K. Nelson, 9:48.28 1/24/2003 E. McConnell, C. Boldt
Bold denotes current athletes
* - denotes then-NCAA record
m - denotes hand times
c - denotes converted times
MISSISSIPPI STATE TRACK & FIELD
WOMEN’S ALL TIME INDOOR PERFORMANCES
60M
1. Kamaya Debose-Epps 7.38 2/25/2023
2. Falilat Ogunkoya 7.39 c 1988
3. Faith Gilbert 7.43 2/8/2019
4. Collette Gibbs 7.44 c 2/14/1998
5. Kyndall Sessom 7.48 2/23/2024 Rosealee Cooper 7.48 1/13/2023
60M HURDLES
1. Erica Bougard 8.03 2/27/2015
2. Rosealee Cooper 8.05 3/9/2024
3. Tiffany Flynn 8.22 2/10/2007
4. Keisha Wallace 8.23 3/3/2012
5. Ste’yce McNeil 8.25 1/30/2015
200M
1. Kamaya Debose-Epps 23.48 2/25/2023
2. Rosealee Cooper 23.81 2/9/2024
3. Jaitlyn Ware 23.83 2/9/2024
4. Falilat Ogunkoya 23.89 2/27/1988
5. Taneisha Baker 24.10 2/26/2010
400M
1. Falilat Ogunkoya 53.03 2/25/1990
2. Jody-Ann Muir 53.34 3/2/2012
3. Shayla Luckett 54.41 1/23/2015
4. Kimari Martin 54.45 1/22/2016
5. Monica Mosley 54.48 2/24/2018
800M
1. Sydney Steely 2:04.62 2/26/2022
2. Tiffany McWilliams 2:05.46 2/28/2004
3. Zoe Brito-Babapulle 2:06.08 2/24/2023
4. Charlotte Cayton-Smith 2:06.30 2/23/2019
5. Alon Lewis 2:07.30 2/22/2019
MILE
1. Tiffany McWilliams 4:32.24 3/13/2004
2. Rhianwedd Price-Weimer 4:32.74 2/27/2015
3. Marta Pen Freitas 4:38.21 2/26/2016
4. Ffion Price 4:41.49 2/12/2016
5. Mia Meydrich 4:42.90 2/3/2018
3000M
1. Mia Meydrich 9:18.13 2/3/2017
2. Marta Pen Freitas 9:22.18 2/26/2016
3. Cornelia Griesche 9:23.88 2/26/2016
4. Tiffany McWilliams 9:26.29 3/1/2003
5. Rhianwedd Price-Weimer 9:33.89 1/20/2017
5000M
1. Cornelia Griesche 16:22.93 2/12/2016
2. Shannon Fair 16:26.27 2/24/2017
3. April Ecke 16:27.26 4/29/1994 4. Mia Meydrich 16:33.16 2/12/2016 5. Antonia Hehr 16:44.57 2/24/2017
HIGH JUMP
1. Logan Boss 1.92m 2/2/2018
2. Erica Bougard 1.83m 3/13/2015
3. Jessica Merriweather 1.79m 2/24/2012
4. Alyssa Hall 1.77m 2/8/2013
5. Asia Poe 1.75m 2/24/2023
POLE VAULT
1. Peyton Mickelson 4.15m 1/29/2022
2. Maddy Kish 4.13m 1/21/2023
3. Emma Hunt 4.12m 2/11/2023
4. Sydney Rodkey 3.88m 2/27/2015
5. Megan Walker 3.85m 2/22/2013
LONG JUMP
1. Elisha Williams 6.59m 3/9/2001
2. Erica Bougard 6.43m 2/22/2013
3. Rochelle Farquharson 6.42m 2/27/2014
4. Shayla Broughton 6.35m 2/11/2022
5. Wendy Copeland 6.33m 2/12/2010
TRIPLE JUMP
1. Tiffany Flynn 13.53m 2/24/2017
2. Alexis Farley 12.92m 2/23/2019
3. Ebony Brinker 12.91m 1/9/2015
4. Rochelle Farquharson 12.90m 2/27/2014
5. Amy Warren 12.88m 2/27/2021
SHOT PUT
1. Jhordyn Stallworth 17.02m 2/23/2024
2. Alicia Viveros 15.33m 2/15/2020
3. Haley Reynolds 14.99m 1/20/2017
4. Nicola Wilson 14.97m 4/5/2006
5. Tafada Wright 14.25m 2/9/2024
20LB WEIGHT THROW
1. Brianna Smith 21.05m 1/19/2018
2. Favian Cowards 20.24m 2/24/2012
3. Tafada Wright 18.97m 2/23/2024
4. Jhordyn Stallworth 18.81m 2/24/2023
5. Francesca Chambers 18.05m 1/23/2021
PENTATHLON
1. Erica Bougard 4,586 pts 3/14/2014
2. Shayla Broughton 4,260 pts 2/25/2022
3. Asia Poe 4,081 pts 2/25/2022
4. Marissa Harris 4,059 pts 3/14/2008
5. LaQuinta Aaron 3,917 pts 2/27/2009
4X400M RELAY
1. S. Luckett, O. Archer 3:38.04 1/23/2015
E. Bougard, S. McNeil
2. K. Campbell, R. Cooper 3:38.63 2/23/2024
J. Ware, J. Woods
3. M. McCall, K. Campbell 3:38.88 2/9/2024
R. Cooper, J. Woods
4. J. Muir, O. Archer, 3:39.28 2/22/2013
E. Bougard, Carey
5. M. Mosley, K. Smith, 3:39.31 2/3/2018
A. Lewis, R. White
J. Muir, B. Covington, 3:39.31 2/24/2012
O. Archer, E. Bougard
DISTANCE MEDLEY RELAY
1. F. Price, A. Lewis, 11:06.32 2/18/2017
C. Cayton-Smith, R. Price-Weimer
2. R. Price-Weimer, A. Lewis, 11:09.18 2/24/2017
F. Price, M. Freitas
3. F. Price, A. Lewis, 11:10.63 2/3/2017
C. Cayton-Smith, R. Price-Weimer
4. C. Cayton-Smith, K. Smith, 11:12.51 2/17/2018
A. Lewis, R. Price-Weimer
5. K. Hutson, E. Bougard, 11:15.34 2/14/2014
O. Archer, R. Price-Weimer
Bold denotes current athletes
* - denotes then-NCAA record
m - denotes hand times
c - denotes converted times
MISSISSIPPI STATE TRACK & FIELD
MISSISSIPPI STATE RECORD QUICK REFERENCE (OUTDOOR)
MEN’S RECORDS
Event Athlete Mark Date
100m Pierre Browne 9.98 6/22/2002
110m Hurdles Jesse Henderson 13.39w 5/28/2021
200m Lorenzo Daniel 19.87* 6/3/1988
400m Jamel Ashley
400m Hurdles Scottie Hearn
WOMEN’S RECORDS
6/11/2005
5/14/2015 Dennis Otono 49.39 5/12/1979
800m Marco Arop 1:44.25 8/10/2019
1500m Brandon McBride 3:41.92 4/1/2016
3000m Damian Roszko 8:17.95 4/5/2014
3000mS Stephen Jones 8:41.27 7/9/2019
5000m Mark Strucko 13:58.30 1984
10,000m Robert Scribner 29:07.06 3/28/2009
4x100m J. Christian, D. Cherry, 38.96 6/10/2009
D. Mullings, J. Bailey
4x200m O. Wilder, K. May, 1:21.09 4/3/2010
D. Mullings, T. Tate
4x400m J. Harris, O. Wilder, 3:01.56 6/8/2011
D. Barnaby, T. Tate
4x800m D. Nixon, K. Small, 7:14.16 4/28/2018
D. Devroe, M. Arop
4x1500m M. Cameron, G. Coachman, 15:39.86 4/4/2008 B. Smith, B. Blankenship
Shuttle Hurdle W. Reed, R. Spears, 57.04 4/27/2018 H. Wise III, C. Brockman III
Sprint Medley R. Rocha, J. Waters, 3:13.12 4/2/2016
A. Larry, B. McBride
Distance Medley J. Gwaro, D. Jones, 9:43.70-m 4/4/1980
P. Hull, J. Stubbs
High Jump Marcus Jackson 2.28m 4/4/2015
Pole Vault Bob Dandino 5.50m 5/31/1985
Long Jump Festus Igbinoghene 8.22mw 4/13/1991
Triple Jump Festus Igbinoghene 16.54m 6/3/1989
Shot Put Garry Frank
Discus Tautvydas Kieras
5/23/1987
4/25/2015
Hammer Terry Day 61.03m 5/18/1997
Javelin Anderson Peters 87.31m 8/10/2019
Decathlon Peyton Bair 8,131
Broughton, Z. Tillman
Bridgeman
McPherson, Dunn,
Magloire, T. McWilliams High Jump Logan Boss
4/8/2017 Pole Vault Emma Hunt
3/29/2024 Long Jump Elisha Williams 6.58m 4/6/2001 Triple Jump Tiffany Flynn
5/11/2019 Shot Put Jhordyn Stallworth
3/29/2024 Discus Jhordyn Stallworth
Favian Cowards
5/25/2024
4/7/2012 Javelin Sarah Blake
4/26/2019
Heptathlon Erica Bougard 6,288 points 5/15/2015
Bold denotes current athletes
* - denotes then-NCAA record
w - denotes wind-aided marks (+2.0 and above)
m - denotes hand times
c - denotes converted times
MISSISSIPPI STATE TRACK & FIELD
MEN’S ALL-TIME OUTDOOR PERFORMANCES
100M
1. Pierre Browne 9.98 6/22/2002
2. Lorenzo Daniel 10.00 w 5/18/1986
3. D’Angelo Cherry 10.02 6/26/2009
4. Steve Mullings 10.06 4/4/2005
5. Jordan Ware 10.09 4/26/2024
110M HURDLES
1. Jesse Henderson 13.39 w 5/28/2021
2. Ro’Derick Spears 13.65 5/12/2018
3. Kelvin Harris 13.73 5/30/2003
4. Nathan Arnett 13.77 3/10/2012
5. John Owens 13.81 4/15/1989
200M
1. Lorenzo Daniel 19.87 * 6/3/1988
2. Marquis Davis 20.15 w 4/19/2003
3. Jordan Ware 20.18 3/21/2024
4. Aki Bradley 20.27 w 6/4/1994
5. Dion Crabbe 20.30 5/12/2002
400M
1. Jamel Ashley 44.75 6/11/2005
2. Tavaris Tate 44.86 3/25/2010
3. Dwight Mullings 44.98 5/17/2009
4. Evis Jennings 45.00 m 5/22/1976
5. Jude Monye 45.04 5/21/1995
400M HURDLES
1. Scottie Hearn 49.39 5/14/2015 Dennis Otono 49.39 5/12/1979
3. Emanuel Mayers 49.65 4/10/2010
4. Rasheed Tatham 50.13 5/9/2019
5. Jovan Davis 50.14 5/14/2015
800M
1. Marco Arop 1:44.25 8/10/2019
2. Brandon McBride 1:44.50 4/30/2016
3. Navasky Anderson 1:45.02 5/27/2022
4. Tyrese Reid 1:45.76 3/29/2024
5. Golden Coachman 1:46.79 6/22/2007
1500M
1. Brandon McBride 3:41.92 4/1/2016
2. Simeon Kigen 3:43.68 5/1/1982
3. Matthew Cameron 3:44.52 4/18/2009
4. Mark Strucko 3:45.08 5/1/1982
5. Eric Weinhold 3:45.60 5/12/1988
3000M
1. Damian Roszko 8:17.95 4/5/2014
2. Cameron Vernier 8:21.75 3/23/2012
3. Andrew Monaghan 8:28.24 4/5/2014
4. Dan Joyce 8:32.80 3/31/2024
5. Chandler Underwood 8:35.35 4/27/2019
3000M STEEPLECHASE
1. Stephen Jones 8:41.27 7/9/2019
2. Simeon Kigen 8:43.68 1982
3. Travis McKay 8:49.45 5/20/2007
4. Gerry Thome 8:59.94 1988
5. Pad Judd 9:07.68 2008
5000M
1. Mark Strucko 13:58.30 1984
2. Mzee Ruto 13:59.90 m 4/4/1980
3. Damian Roszko 14:07.78 4/3/2015
4. Stephen Jones 14:08.67 5/11/2019
5. Simeon Kigen 14:12.11 5/141982
10,000M
1. Robert Scribner 29:07.06 3/28/2009
2. Damian Roszko 29:25.35 4/16/2015
3. Gerry Thome 29:47.82 3/21/1986
4. Chandler Underwood 29:58.36 4/16/2021
5. Adam Lenz 30:18.08 4/14/2011
HIGH JUMP
1. Marcus Jackson 2.28m 4/4/2015
2. Rod Newton 2.24m 5/11/2000
3. Churck Ways 2.21m 4/7/1989
4. James Harris 2.20m 3/26/2011
5. Tony Jones 2.19m 4/14/2023 Phillip Fingers 2.19m 5/13/1983
POLE VAULT
1. Bob Dandino 5.50m 5/31/1985
2. Kevin Herfurth 5.24m 4/28/1989
3. Trey Hardee 5.06m 5/31/2003
4. Aaron Fortenberry 4.98m 4/12/2024
5. Kevin Pittman 4.95m 5/10/2001
LONG JUMP
1. Festus Igbinoghene 8.22m w 4/13/1991
2. Cameron Crump 8.04m 3/25/2023
3. Jarrett Samuels 7.99m 3/29/2012
4. Seigha Porbeni 7.88m 5/16/1975
5. LaChristopher Lewis 7.82m 5/15/2004
TRIPLE JUMP
1. Festus Igbinoghene 16.54m 6/3/1989
2. Vance Clarke 16.24m 5/20/2000
3. Seigha Porbeni 16.17m 3/29/1975
4. Ian Robertson 16.07m 3/23/2001
5. Keshun Byrd 16.05m 5/28/2021
SHOT PUT
1. Garry Frank 20.66m 5/23/1987
2. Roury McCloyen 19.29m 3/29/2024
3. Ed Wesela 18.19m 5/10/2012
4. Jabari Bennett 18.02m 4/29/2022
5. Justin Canale 17.55m 1964
DISCUS
1. Tautvydas Kieras 60.03m 4/25/2015
2. Roury McCloyen 56.44m 5/24/2024
3. Garry Frank 54.33m 5/14/1987
4. David Porter 54.05m 4/15/1988
5. J.D. Erickson 53.08m 4/5/2003
4/30/2021 5. Matt Whalen 56.46m 4/2/2005
JAVELIN
1. Anderson Peters 87.31m 8/10/2019
2. Curtis Thompson 82.88m 6/30/2016
3. Nicolas Quijera 80.21m 6/6/2018
4. Sindri Guðmundsson 79.84m 5/26/2021
5. DJ Jónsson 79.57m 6/12/2021
DECATHLON
1. Peyton Bair 8131 pts 6/6/2024
2. Trey Hardee 8,041 pts 6/12/2004
3. Lee Palles 7,935 pts 6/2/1978
4. Zachary Taylor 7,466 pts 5/14/2015
5. Chris Coleman 7,418 pts 5/22/1979
Bold denotes current athletes
* - denotes then-NCAA record
w - denotes wind-aided marks (+2.0 and above)
m - denotes hand times
c - denotes converted times
MISSISSIPPI STATE TRACK & FIELD
MEN’S ALL-TIME OUTDOOR PERFORMANCES
4X100M RELAY
1. J. Christian, D. Cherry, 38.96 6/10/2009
S. Mullings, J. Bailey
2. S. Rose, J. Ware, 39.04 5/9/2024
S. Daniels, P. Bair
3. E. Morant, J. Ashley, 39.09 4/9/2005
S. Mullings, L. Lewis
4. L. Lewis, A. Davis, 39.09 5/18/2003
G. McFadden, P. Browne
5. G. McFadden, M. Davis, 39.12 4/27/2002
D. Crabbe, P. Browne
W. Banks, J. Owens, 39.12 5/24/1986
L. Daniel, R. Dennis
4X200M RELAY
1. O. Wilder, K. May, 1:21.09 4/3/2010
D. Mullings, T. Tate
2. W. Banks, C. Spane, 1:21.20 4/27/1985
R. Dennis, L. Daniel
3. S. Mullings, J. Ashley, 1:21.31 4/29/2005
A. Davis, L. Lewis
4. W. Banks, Y. Bryant, 1:21.44 3/15/1985
L. Daniel, R. Dennis
5. G. McFadden, M. Davis, 1:21.58 4/25/2002
D. Crabbe, P. Browne
4X400M RELAY
1. J. Harris, O. Wilder, 3:01.56 6/8/2011
D. Barnaby, T. Tate
2. E. Coleman, A. Davis, 3:01.63 6/11/2005
L. Lewis, J. Ashley
3. S. Daniels, A. Hale Jr., 3:02.62 5/24/2024
C. Barker, K. Turner4. M. Hadley, G. Washington, 3:02.80 6/3/1982
M. Moore, D. Jones
5. J. Harris, E. Mayers, 3:03.12 4/7/2012
D. Barnaby, T. Tate
4X800M RELAY
1. D. Nixon, K. Small 7:14.16 4/28/2018
D. Devroe, M. Arop
2. J. Rono, N. Daniels, 7:20.29 4/7/2007
C. Woods, G. Coachman
3. D. Nixon, F. Jackson, 7:22.43 3/31/2018
K. Small, M. Arop
4. J. Rono, E. Mayers, 7:23.22 4/3/2008
G. Coachman, C. Woods
5. J. Rono, G. Coachman, 7:25.46 4/28/2007
N. Daniels, C. Woods
4X1500M RELAY
1. M. Cameron, B. Blankenship 15:37.77C 4/26/2008
G. Coachman, B. Smith
2. M. Cameron, G. Coachman, 15:39.86 4/4/2008
B. Smith, B. Blankenship
3. S. Jones, L. Spradling, 15:47.53 3/30/2019
G. DeLuca, C. Foos
4. W. Martin, P. Judd, 15:49.91 3/25/2007
B. Smith, J. Rono
5. H. Franks, T. Kurgat, 15:50.23 1995
D. Loritz, J. Williams
SHUTTLE HURDLE RELAY
1. W. Reed, R. Spears, 57.04 4/27/2018
H. Wise III, C. Brockman III
2. W. Reed, R. Spears, 57.16 3/31/2018
H. Wise III, C. Brockman III
3. R. Spears, H. Wise III, 57.43 4/28/2017
W. Reed, J. Wilson
4. W. Reed, H. Wise III, 57.58 3/24/2018
R. Spears, C. Brockman III
SPRINT MEDLEY RELAY
1 R. Rocha, J. Waters, 3:13.12 4/2/2016
Larry, B. McBride
2. S. Braddy, K. Cesar, 3:15.47 4/25/1987
L. Daniel, K. Laurant
3. J. Waters, S. James, 3:15.70 4/27/2018
K. Kowalchuk, D. Devroe
4. R. Rocha, C. Taylor, 3:16.46 4/4/2015 J. Waters, B. McBride
5. K. May, J. Bailey, 3:16.52 3/25/2007 B. Davis, C. Woods
DISTANCE MEDLEY RELAY
1 J. Gwaro, D. Jones, 9:43.70M 4/4/1980 P. Hull, J. Stubbs
2. J. Gwaro, R. Dennis, 9:44.29 1984
K. Hicks, M. Strucko
3. S. Arnold, S. Whiting, 9:45.55 4/27/1985
K. Cesar, K. Hicks
4. G. Coachman, J. Bailey 9:45.80 4/27/2007
J. Rono, T. McKay
Bold denotes current athletes
* - denotes then-NCAA record
w - denotes wind-aided marks (+2.0 and above)
m - denotes hand times
c - denotes converted times
MISSISSIPPI STATE TRACK & FIELD
WOMEN’S ALL-TIME OUTDOOR PERFORMANCES
100M
1. Kamaya Debose-Epps 11.10 5/27/2023
2. Camille Harper 11.38 5/19/2001
3. Falilat Ogunkoya 11.40 1988
4. Kyndall Sessom 11.56 4/12/2024 Richesa McCaleb 11.56 4/6/2011
100M HURDLES
1. Rosealee Cooper 12.93 5/9/2024
2. Keisha Wallace 12.97 4/1/2012
3. Erica Bougard 12.99 5/14/2015
4. Marrissa Harris 13.05 5/31/2008
5. Jessicka Woods 13.25 5/25/2024
200M
1. Falilat Ogunkoya 22.82 6/1/1989
2. Kamaya Debose-Epps 22.88 5/27/2023
3. Richesa McCaleb 23.18 4/23/2011
4. Kim Patterson 23.31 4/15/1995
5. Rosealee Cooper 23.47 5/9/2024
400M
1. Falilat Ogunkoya 51.26 6/1/1989
2. Jody-Ann Muir 52.05 6/6/2012
3. Shayla Luckett 52.74 5/14/2015
4. Keturah Smith 52.95 5/25/2017
5. Jada McDougle 53.48 5/27/2021
400M HURDLES
1. Riley White 57.99 5/24/2019
2. Ocian Archer 58.29 5/1/2015
3. Ste’yce McNeil 58.38 5/1/2015
4. Jessicka Woods 58.84 5/9/2024
5. Anje Nel 59.07 5/25/2024
800M
1. Tiffany McWilliams 2:01.00 5/14/2004
2. Sydney Steely 2:03.64 4/29/2022
3. Marta Pen Freitas 2:03.92 5/12/2016
4. Rhianwedd Price-Weimer 2:04.02 5/14/2015
5. Zoe Brito-Babapulle 2:04.25 5/11/23
1500M
1. Tiffany McWilliams 4:06.75 6/14/2003
2. Marta Pen Freitas 4:09.53 6/11/2016
3. Rhianwedd Price-Weimer 4:09.56 6/11/2015
4. Ffion Price 4:15.75 6/8/2016
5. Sydney Steely 4:19.24 4/30/2021
3000M
1. April Ecke 9:34.10m 4/28/1994
2. Emma Neigel 9:35.70 4/24/2014
3. Tina Bridgeman 9:37.73 4/25/1996
4. Antonia Hehr 9:39.78 4/26/2018
5. Jenny Owens 9:40.82 4/20/1991
3000M STEEPLECHASE
1. Cornelia Griesche 9:51.66 5/14/2016
2. Antonia Hehr 9:59.32 5/12/2016
3. Sydney Steely 10:04.95 5/14/2021
4. Sylvia Russell 10:14.15 5/29/2021
5. Lisa Ziegler 10:18.51 4/17/2014
5000M
1. Haley Greenwell 16:21.63 4/28/2011
2. Cornelia Griesche 16:24.96 5/12/2016
3. Mia Meydrich 16:30.25 3/30/2017
4. April Ecke 16:33.37 4/28/1994
5. Shannon Fair 16:37.43 3/30/2017
10,000M
1. Haley Greenwell 33:52.57 3/26/2011
2. Mia Meydrich 34:32.98 5/11/2017
3. Shannon Fair 34:51.21 4/22/2016
4. Stephanie Peterson 35:14.21 4/26/2018
5. Michelle Corrigan 35:30.43 4/7/2007
HIGH JUMP
1. Logan Boss 1.89m 4/8/2017
2. Erica Bougard 1.87m 5/14/2015
3. Asia Poe 1.80m 5/15/2021
4. Jessica Merriweather 1.79m 3/18/2011 Jasmine Walls 1.79m 4/15/2006
POLE VAULT
1. Emma Hunt 4.15m 3/29/2024
2. Peyton Mickelson 4.11m 4/29/2022
3. Maddy Kish 4.08m 5/1/2021
4. Megan Walker 3.89m 4/13/2013
5. Sydney Rodkey 3.85m 4/2/2015
LONG JUMP
1. Elisha Williams 6.58m 4/6/2001
2. Rochelle Farquharson 6.49m 5/11/2011
3. Shayla Broughton 6.47m 4/2/2022
4. Wendy Copeland 6.41m 5/29/2009 Marissa Harris 6.41m 5/30/2008
TRIPLE JUMP
1. Tiffany Flynn 13.87m w 5/11/2019
2. Alexis Farley 13.02m 3/22/2019
3. Asia Poe 12.81m 4/29/2022
4. Ebony Brinker 12.79m 5/14/2015
5. Rochelle Farquharson 12.71m 4/6/2011
SHOT PUT
1. Jhordyn Stallworth 17.30m 3/29/2024
2. Nicola Wilson 15.28m 4/5/2006
3. Haley Reynolds 15.18m 5/12/2016
4. Alicia Viveros 15.09m 4/27/2019
5. Sharon Simmons 14.97m 5/20/1990
DISCUS
1. Jhordyn Stallworth 54.14m 5/25/2024
2. Haley Reynolds 49.88m 4/14/2017
3. Sasha-Gaye Marston 49.18m 4/2/2015
4. Tafada Wright 48.45m 4/26/2024
5. Crystal Averitt 47.90m 4/10/2004
HAMMER THROW
1. Favian Cowards
4/7/2012 2. Brianna Smith
4/6/2018 3. Crystal Averitt
4/2/2005 4. Francesca Chambers
4/2/2022 5. Tafada Wright 53.30m 5/9/2024
JAVELIN
1. Sarah Blake 52.73m 4/26/2019
2. Ella Knott 51.83m 5/9/2024
3. Caroline Standley 45.92m 4/2/2022
4. Allison Storey
5/13/2013 5. LaQuinta Aaron
HEPTATHLON
4/16/2010
1. Erica Bougard 6,288 pts 5/15/2015
2. Shayla Broughton 5,758 pts 5/14/2021
3. Marrissa Harris 5,625 pts 6/12/2009
4. Asia Poe 5,359 pts 5/12/2022
5. LaTonya Hill 5,522 pts 5/24/1998
Bold denotes current athletes
* - denotes then-NCAA record
w - denotes wind-aided marks (+2.0 and above)
m - denotes hand times
c - denotes converted times
MISSISSIPPI STATE TRACK & FIELD
WOMEN’S ALL-TIME OUTDOOR PERFORMANCES
4X100M RELAY
1 R. Cooper, J. Ware, 43.83 5/25/2024
K. Sessom, M. Calloway
3. J. McDougle, N. Smith, 44.50 5/29/2021
R. Cooper, F. Gilbert
3. M. Calloway, K. Debose-Epps, 44.52 5/27/2023
R. Cooper, N. Smith
4. R. Cooper, J. Ware, 44.77 3/21/2024
K. Sessom, R. Fagan
5. L. Barnaby-Pope, Co. Gibbs, 44.92c 4/20/2001
K. Lee, C. Harper
4X200M RELAY
1. R. McCaleb, T. Baker 1:35.06 4/9/2011
J. Muir, Ra. Farquharson
2. Co. Gibbs, A. Ingelton, 1:35.24 4/26/2001
C. Harper, L. Barnaby-Pope
3. R. McCaleb, J. Muir, 1:35.63 4/24/2010
C. Wilson, T. Baker
4. B. Rose, P. Gaines, 1:35.77 4/25/2008
G. Dillon, M. Harris
5. B. Rose, G. Dillon, 1:36.34 4/5/2008
M. Harris, L. Aaron
4X400M RELAY
1. E. Bougard, K. Martin, 3:32.13 5/30/2015
O. Archer, S. Luckett
2. A. Lewis, M. Mosley, 3:34.77 4/14/2018
R. White, K. Smith
3. O. Archer, J. Muir, 3:34.88 4/25/2013
S. McNeil, E. Bougard
4. A. Lewis, M. Mosley 3:35.05 5/26/2018
R. White, K. Smith
5. S. Luckett, K. Martin, 3:35.12 4/23/2016 E. Bougard, A. Lewis
4X800M RELAY
1. E. Tucker, R. Price-Weimer, 8:39.06 4/28/2017
A. Lewis, F. Price
2. H. Anderson, H. Ogle, 8:40.17 3/23/2023
J. Ramat, Z. Brito-Babapulle
3. A. Lewis, E. Tucker 8:45.80 3/18/2017
R. Price-Weimer, F. Price
4. H. Anderson, G. Boulay, 8:46.40 3/23/2024
M. Streetman, H. Ogle
5. O. Archer, R. Price-Weimer 8:49.30 3/26/2014
K. Huston, E. Nigel
SHUTTLE HURDLE RELAY
1. L. Lott, T. Flynn, 53.82 4/1/2017
S. Broughton, Z. Tillman
2. K. Wallace, L. Aaron, 54.33 4/20/2010
Ra. Farquharson, T. Lee
3. E. Bougard, T. Flynn, 55.16 4/2/2016
L. Lott, S. McNeil
4. T. Flynn, L. Lott, 55.46 4/28/2017
Z. Tillman, S. Broughton
5. T. Flynn, S. Broughton, 55.51 3/17/2017
L. Lott, Z. Tillman
SPRINT MEDLEY RELAY
1. K. Gaines, K. Patterson, 3:50.16 3/24/1996
I. Foster, T. Bridgeman
2. L. Johnson, K. James 3:52.14 4/3/2004
N. Dunn, T. McWilliams
3. C. Gibbs, C. Harper, 3:52.26 4/27/2000
A. Ingleton, L. Stephens
4. S. Felder, R. White, 3:53.73 3/22/2019
A. Lewis, C. Cayton-Smith
5. K. Gaines, K. Patterson, 3:54.26 4/25/1996
I. Foster, T. Bridgeman
DISTANCE MEDLEY RELAY
1. J. McPherson, N. Dunn, 11:10.06 4/3/2004
Z. Magloire, T. McWilliams
2. F. Price, S. Luckett, 11:11.14 4/2/2016
M. Milhoan, M. Freitas
3. F. Price, K. Smith, 11:20.59 4/29/2017
A. Lewis, R. Price-Weimer
4. E. Tucker, K. Smith, 11:22.23 4/1/2017
A. Lewis, R. Price-Weimer
5. J. McPherson, A. Banks, 11:22.92 4/27/2006
A. Wahlin, Z. Magloire
Bold denotes current athletes
* - denotes then-NCAA record
w - denotes wind-aided marks (+2.0 and above)
m - denotes hand times
c - denotes converted times
MISSISSIPPI STATE TRACK & FIELD
CROSS COUNTRY ALL-TIME PERFORMANCES
WOMEN’S 5K TOP 20 PERFORMERS
1. Rhianwedd Price-Weimer 16:57 2014
2. Marta Pen Freitas 17:02 2015 April Ecke 17:02 1993
4. Gabrielle Boulay 17:04 2024
5. Ramat Jimoh 17:10 2024
6. Sylvia Russell 17:13 2020
7. Renee Masterson 17:18 2012
8. Lisa Ziegler 17:20 2015 9. Antonia Hehr 17:21 2016
Shannon Fair 17:25 2016
Madison Jones 17:28 2023
Cornelia Griesche 17:28 2015
Hunter Anderson 17:33 2024
Emma Neigel 17:33 2013 14. Hayley Ogle 17:34 2023 15. Mia Meydrich 17:37 2015
Jennifer McPherson 17:38 2006
17. Tiffany McWilliams 17:39 2003
18.. Meggan Hodge 17:40 2004
19. Stephanie Peterson 17:41 2018
Katie Huston 17:41 2012
MEN’S 8K TOP 20 PERFORMERS
1. Stephen Jones 23:51 2019
2. Ben Blankenship 24:15 2007
3. Robert Scribner 24:22 2008 Adam Lenz 24:22 2008
5. Houston Franks 24:24 1995 6. Giacomo DeLuca 24:25 2019 7. Andrew Monaghan 24:26 2015 Damian Roszko 24:26 2014 9. Jonathan Rono 24:27 2007
10. Travis Mackay 24:33 2006
11. Matthew Dunn 24:35 2016
12. Wade Martin 24:41 2006
13. John Valentine 24:42 2012
14. Ashenafi Arega 24:48 2007
15. Michael Chapa 24:53 2007
16. Luke Zacharias 24:54 2019
17. Brandon Smith 24:57 2006
18. Lake Spradling 25:04 2019
19. Nick Perkins 25:05 2010 Gedamu Ege 25:05 2005
WOMEN’S 6K TOP 20 PERFORMERS
1. Ramat Jimoh 19:56 2024
Gabrielle Boulay 19:56 2024
3. Rhianwedd Price-Weimer 20:02 2014
4. Shannon Fair 20:06 2017
5. Hayley Ogle 20.12 2024
6. Marta Pen Freitas 20:14 2015
7. Stephanie Peterson 20:23 2018
8. Jaelyn Ogle 20.26 2023
9. Renee Masterson 20:33 2010
10. Haley Greenwell 20:36 2010
11. Mia Meydrich 20:37 2017
12. Hunter Anderson 20:42 2024
13. Antonia Hehr 20:43 2016
14. Zita Magloire 20:44 2005
15. Sylvia Russell 20:48 2022
16. Lisa Oed 20:53 2017 Lisa Ziegler 20:53 2014
18 Morgan Grace Sheffield 20:57 2024
Cornelia Griesche 20:57 2015
20. Madison Jones 21:00 2023
Bold denotes current athletes
MISSISSIPPI STATE TRACK & FIELD
WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY HISTORY / AWARDS
SEC CHAMPIONSHIPS TEAM RESULTS
YEAR LOCATION FINISH POINTS CHAMPION
1985 Oxford, Miss. 8th 232 Kentucky
1986 Knoxville, Tenn. 8th 208 Alabama
1987 Nashville, Tenn. 6th 183 Alabama
1988 Tuscaloosa, Ala. 8th 198 Kentucky
1989 Auburn, Ala. 7th 200 Kentucky
1990 Gainseville, Fla. 6th 128 Tennessee
1991 Athens, Ga. 3rd 110 Arkansas
1992 Lexington, Ky. 8th 194 Arkansas
1993 Baton Rouge, La. 9th 240 Arkansas
1994 Fayetteville, Ark. 8th 229 Arkansas
1995 Starkville, Miss. 8th 240 Arkansas
1996 Oxford, Miss. 7th 201 Florida
1997 Columbia, S.C. 11th 280 Florida
1998 Maryville, Tenn. 10th 280 Arkansas
1999 Nashville, Tenn. 10th 248 Arkansas
2000 Tuscaloosa, Ala. 7th 191 Arkansas
2001 Auburn, Ala. 9th 205 Arkansas
2002 Gainesville Fla. 5th 140 Arkansas
2003 Athens, Ga. 7th 156 Tennessee
2004 Fayetteville, Ark. 7th 186 Tennessee
2005 Tuscaloosa, Ala. 6th 152 Tennessee
2006 Baton Rouge, La. 5th 162 Arkansas
2007 Lexington, Ky. 7th 209 Arkansas
2008 Starkville, Miss. 9th 252 Arkansas
2009 Oxford, Miss. 10th 276 Florida
2010 Columbia, S.C. 5th 156 Florida
2011 Maryville, Tenn. 9th 233 Vanderbilt
2012 Nashville, Tenn. 10th 264 Florida
2013 Gainesville, Fla. 10th 191 Arkansas
2014 Tuscaloosa, Ala. 5th 171 Arkansas
2015 College Station, Texas 2nd 95 Arkansas
2016 Fayetteville, Ark. 4th 138 Arkansas
2017 Athens, Ga. 5th 167 Arkansas
2018 Auburn, Ala. 12th 277 Arkansas
2019 Lexington, Ky. 12th 336 Arkansas
2020 Baton Rouge, La. 10th 258 Arkansas
2021 Columbia, Mo. 13th 363 Arkansas
2022 Oxford, Miss. 14th 414 Arkansas 2023 Columbia, S.C. 13th 329 Florida
ALL-SEC SELECTIONS (SINCE 1982)
1992 April Ecke
1993 April Ecke
2002 Meggan Hodge
Tiffany McWilliams
2003 Tiffany McWilliams
2005 Zita Melgorie
2010 Renee Masterson
Haley Greenwell
2014 Rhianwedd Price-Weimer
2015 Marta Pen Freitas
FRESHMAN ALL-SEC SELECTIONS
2007 Simone Domingue
Sarah Hammes
2008 Lydia Cebii
Renee Masterson
NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS TEAM RESULTS
YEAR LOCATION FINISH POINTS CHAMPION
2015 Lousiville, Ky. 17th 405 New Mexico
2016 Terre Haute, Ind. 15th 459 Oregon
USTFCCCA ALL-AMERICANS
1993 April Ecke
2014 Rhianwedd Price-Weimer
2015 Marta Pen Freitas
2016
Rhianwedd Price-Weimer
USTFCCCA ALL-REGION SELECTIONS
1993 April Ecke
1998 Janice Zawaski
2001 Meggan Hodge
2002 Meggan Hodge
Tiffany McWilliams
2003 Tiffany McWilliams
2004 Jennifer McPherson
2005 Zita Megloire
2006 Annie Falor
Jennifer McPherson
2010 Rennee Masterson
Haley Greenwell
2014 Cornelia Griesche
Rhianwedd Price-Weimer
Lisa Ziegler
2015 Marta Pen Freitas
Cornelia Griesche
Mia Meydrich
Rhianwedd Price-Weimer
2016 Rhianwedd Price-Weimer
Shannon Fair
Ffion Price
Antonia Hehr
Mia Meydrich
2024 Ramat Jimoh
Gabrielle Boulay
USTFCCCA SOUTH REGION COACH OF THE YEAR
2016 Houston Franks
ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS
1993 April Ecke
1996 Tina Bridgeman
2014 Cornelia Griesche
Rhianwedd Price-Weimer
MISSISSIPPI STATE TRACK & FIELD
SEC CHAMPIONSHIPS TEAM RESULTS
YEAR LOCATION FINISH POINTS
1957 Montgomery, Ala. T-6th 5 LSU
1958 Montgomery, Ala. T-8th 3 Alabama
1959 Montgomery, Ala. T-10th 2 Alabama
1960 Montgomery, Ala. T-9th 2 Kentucky
1961 Montgomery, Ala. 9th 3.5 Alabama
1962 Montgomery, Ala. T-9th 3 Alabama
1963 Montgomery, Ala. 3rd 25 LSU
1964 Montgomery, Ala. 5th 11 Tennessee
1965 Montgomery, Ala. T-4th 13 Tennessee
1966 Montgomery, Ala. T-8th 3 Tennessee
1967 Montgomery, Ala. 6th 10 Tennessee
1968 Montgomery, Ala. 5th 7 Tennessee
1969 Montgomery, Ala. 9th 2 Tennessee
1970 Montgomery, Ala. T-7th 4 Tennessee
1971 Montgomery, Ala. 7th 7 Tennessee
1972 Montgomery, Ala. 6th 9 Alabama
1973 Jackson, Miss. 4th 24 Tennessee
1974 Montgomery, Ala. 6th 19 Tennessee
1975 Baton Rouge, La. 3rd 34.5 Florida
1976 Baton Rouge, La. T-4th 28 Florida
1977 Baton Rouge, La. 5th 25 Auburn
1978 Montgomery, Ala. 5th 42 Auburn
1979 Montgomery, Ala. 7th 29 Auburn
1980 Baton Rouge, La. 8th 18 Auburn
1981 Baton Rouge, La. 5th 48 Tennessee
1982 Gainesville, Fla. 7th 45 Tennessee
1983 Baton Rouge, La. 7th 41 Tennessee
1984 Baton Rouge, La. 9th 28 Tennessee
1985 Baton Rouge, La. T-8th 36 Tennessee 1986 Baton Rouge, La. 6th 40 Tennessee
Gainseville, Fla. 8th 19
1988 Baton Rouge, La. 7th 51.5
1989 Baton Rouge, La. 5th 58
1990 Gainesville, Fla. 8th 26
Baton Rouge, La. T-7th 30
1992 Gainesville, Fla. 10th 19
1993 Baton Rouge, La. 11th 5 Arkansas 1994 Gainesville, Fla. 11th 11 Arkansas 1995 Baton Rouge, La. 11th 2 Arkansas 1996 Lexington, Ky. 10th 9.5 Tennessee 1997 Gainesville, Fla. 11th 13 Arkansas 1998 Baton Rouge, La. 11th 5 Arkansas 1999 Gainesville, Fla. 11th 7
Fayetteville, Ark. T-10th 17.50
2001 Lexington, Ky. 11th 26
2002 Fayetteville, Ark. T-10th 27
2003 Gainesville, Fla. 10th 26
-- [DID NOT COMPETE INDOORS FROM 2004-2017] -2018 College Station, Texas 12th 21
2019 Fayetteville, Ark. 11th 24
College Station, Texas 13th 4
Fayetteville, Ark. 13th 5
College Station, Texas 13th 24
Fayetteville, Ark. 12th 31
Fayetteville, Ark. 12th 23
INDIVIDUAL SEC CHAMPIONS
YEAR NAME EVENT MARK LOCATION
1962 Jim Taylor 2 Mile N/A Montgomery, Ala.
1963 Jim Taylor 2 Mile 9:51.10 Montgomery, Ala.
1963 Billy Moore 60yd 6.30 Montgomery, Ala.
1964 Justin Canale Shot Put 16.70m Montgomery, Ala.
1965 Marcus Rhoden 60yd 6.30 Montgomery, Ala.
1965 Hank James 60ydH 7.50 Montgomery, Ala.
1967 Don Hunt Mile 4:09.80 Montgomery, Ala.
1967 Don Hunt 2 Mile 9:02.00 Montgomery, Ala.
1968 Don Hunt Mile 4:04.00 Montgomery, Ala.
1971 Dale Gibson 440yd 49.10 Montgomery, Ala.
1973 Tim Bates 440yd 49.10 Jackson, Miss.
1973 Seigha Porbeni Triple Jump 15.24m Jackson, Miss.
1974 Seigha Porbeni Triple Jump 16.05m Montgomery, Ala.
1975 Les Whitehead High Jump 2.13m Baton Rouge, La.
1975 Evis Jennings 440yd 47.60 Baton Rouge, La.
1975 T.D. Orungbemi 600yd 1:10.60 Baton Rouge, La.
1976 L. Davis, T. Orungbemi, Mile Relay 3:15.00 Baton Rouge, La. B. Deaton, E. Jennings
1976 Seigha Porbeni Triple Jump 15.91m Baton Rouge, La.
1977 Dennis Otono 600yd 1:10.30 Baton Rouge, La.
1978 D. Stringfellow, D. Scott, Mile Relay 3:15.40 Montgomery, Ala. C. Mose, D. Otono
1981 Joseph Gwaro 880yd 1:52.8 Baton Rouge, La.
1982 Darryl Jones 500m 1:02.4 Gainesville, Fla.
1983 Mark Strucko 2 Mile 9:53.85 Baton Rouge, La.
1986 Lorenzo Daniel 300yd 29.60 Baton Rouge, La.
1986 Garry Frank Shot Put 19.20m Baton Rouge, La.
1987 Lorenzo Daniel 300m 32.67 Baton Rouge, La.
1988 Lorenzo Daniel 200m 20.89 Baton Rouge, La.
1988 Kraig Cesar 800m 1:51.03 Baton Rouge, La.
1988 Festus Igbinoghene Triple Jump 15.42m Baton Rouge, La.
1989 Kraig Cesar 800m 1:51.09 Baton Rouge, La.
1989 Festus Igbinoghene Long Jump 7.77m Baton Rouge, La.
1989 Festus Igbinoghene Triple Jump 16.57m Baton Rouge, La.
1990 Festus Igbinoghene Triple Jump 16.10m Gainesville, Fla.
1991 Festus Igbinoghene Long Jump 7.75m Baton Rouge, La.
2003 Pierre Browne 60m 6.60 Gainesville, Fla.
2023 Cameron Crump Long Jump 8.39m Fayetteville, Ark.
SEC ATHLETES OF THE WEEK
2003 Marquis Davis Athlete* Feb. 12
2018 Marco Arop Freshman Jan. 23
Marco Arop Athlete Feb. 6
* Runner-Field-Freshman awards did not begin until 2004
MISSISSIPPI STATE TRACK & FIELD
NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS TEAM RESULTS YEAR LOCATION
1972 Detroit, Mich. T-15th 6 Southern California
1974 Detroit, Mich. T-44th 2 UTEP
1976 Detroit, Mich. T-10th 7 UTEP
1989 Indianapolis, Ind. T-42nd 2
1990 Indianapolis, Ind. T-20th 8
1991 Indianapolis, Ind. T-51st 1
2002 Fayetteville, Ark. T-9th 15 Tennessee
2003 Fayetteville, Ark. T-9th 18 Arkansas
2011 College Station, Texas T-57th 2 Florida
2012 Boise, Idaho 22nd 9.50 Florida
2013 Fayetteville, Ark. T-12th 18 Arkansas
2014 Albuquerque, N.M. T-12th 16 Oregon
2015 Fayetteville, Ark. T-38th 5 Oregon 2016 Birmingham, Ala. T-51st 3 Oregon
2018 College Station, Texas T-53rd 3 Florida 2019 Birmingham, Ala. T-29th 8 Florida
2021 Fayetteville, Ark. T-53rd 2 Oregon
2022 Birmingham, Ala. T-47th 2 Texas
INDIVIDUAL NCAA CHAMPIONS
1972 Dale Gibson 600yd 1:11.3 Detroit, Mich.
1976 Evis Jennings 440yd 48.42 Detroit, Mich.
2003 Pierre Brown 60m 6.60 Fayetteville, Ark.
2013 D’angelo Cherry 60m 6.54 Fayetteville, Ark.
2014 Brandon McBride 800m 1:48.17 Albuquerque, N.M.
MISSISSIPPI STATE TRACK & FIELD
INDOOR HISTORY
1987 Gainesville, Fla. 8th 10
1988 Baton Rouge, La. 8th 22
1989
1990
Rouge, La. 9th 4
Fla. 8th 14
-- [DID NOT COMPETE INDOORS IN 1991] --
La. 12th 2
Fla. 11th 1
11th 5
Lexington, Ky. 12th 4
Gainesville, Fla. 10th 18
1998 Baton Rouge, La. 10th 6
Gainesville, Fla. 12th 2
2000 Fayetteville, Ark. T10th 8
Lexington, Ky. 11th 13
Fayetteville, Ark. 9th 15
Ky. 11th 21
Ark. 12th 8
Fla. 11th 13
Lexington, Ky. 12th 10
Ark. 11th 18
College Station, Texas 10th 31
Fayetteville, Ark. 13th 10
College Station, Texas 11th 28
Fayetteville, Ark. 14th 10
2024 Fayetteville, Ark. 13th 11
INDIVIDUAL SEC CHAMPIONS YEAR NAME
2003 Tiffany McWilliams Mile 4:35.21 Gainesville, Fla.
2003 J. McPherson, N. Dunn DMR 11:26.39 Gainesville, Fla. Z. Magloire, T. McWilliams
2004 Tiffany McWilliams Mile 4:35.91 Lexington, Ky.
2012 Favian Cowards Weight Throw 20.24 Lexington, Ky.
2014 Rochell Farquharson Long Jump 6.40m College Station, Texas
2014 Erica Bougard Pentathlon 4,458 pts College Station, Texas
2016 Marta Pen Freitas Mile 4:38.21 Fayetteville, Ark.
2017 R. Price, A. Lewis, DMR 11:09.18 Nashville, Tenn. F. Price, M. Freitas
2018 Logan Boss High Jump 1.91m College Station, Texas
CLIFF HARPER TROPHY WINNERS (SEC HIGH-POINT SCORER)
2015 Erica Bougard 21.25 pts
SEC ATHLETES OF THE YEAR
2012 Erica Bougard Freshman Field
2014 Erica Bougard Field
2015 Erica Bougard Field
SEC SCHOLAR-ATHLETE OF THE YEAR
2016 Cornelia Griesche
SEC ATHLETES OF THE WEEK
2003 Tiffany McWilliams Athlete* Jan. 22
2016 Logan Boss Field Jan. 12
2018 Tiffany Flynn Field Feb. 20
2019 Asia Poe Freshman Jan. 22
* Runner-Field-Freshman awards did not begin until 2004
MISSISSIPPI STATE TRACK & FIELD
WOMEN’S INDOOR HISTORY -
NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS TEAM RESULTS
CHAMPIONSHIPS/NATIONAL AWARDS/ALL-AMERICANS
YEAR LOCATION FINISH POINTS CHAMPION
2001 Fayetteville, Ark. T-27th 8 UCLA
2003 Fayetteville, Ark. T-23rd 8 LSU
2004 Fayetteville, Ark. T-21st 10 LSU
2013 Fayetteville, Ark. T-20th 10 Oregon
2014 Albuquerque, N.M. T-10th 18 Oregon
2015 Fayetteville, Ark. 21st 11 Arkansas
2017 College Station, Texas T-21st 10 Oregon
2018 College Station, Texas T-20 11 Georgia
2024 Bostan, Ma. T-51st 1 Arkansas
INDIVIDUAL NCAA CHAMPIONS
YEAR NAME EVENT MARK LOCATION
2004 Tiffany McWilliams Mile 4:32.24 Fayetteville, Ark.
2013 Erica Bougard Pentathlon 4,399 pts Fayetteville, Ark.
USTFCCCA SOUTH REGION ATHLETES OF THE YEAR
2014 Erica Bougard Field
MISSISSIPPI STATE TRACK & FIELD
MEN’S OUTDOOR HISTORY - SEC CHAMPIONSHIPS / AWARDS
SEC CHAMPIONSHIPS TEAM RESULTS
Birmingham, Ala. 4th 32
1943 Birmingham, Ala. 4th 25
-- [DID NOT COMPETE OUTDOORS IN 1944] -1945 Birmingham, Ala. T-5th 8
1946 Birmingham, Ala. 4th 34
1947 Birmingham, Ala. 4th 26
1948
Ala. 5th 17
Baton Rouge, La. 10th 5
1960 Gainesville, Fla. T-9th 1
10th 5
LA. 1ST 43
1964 Lexington, Ky. 5th 16 Tennessee
1965 Baton Rouge, La. 6th 20 Tennessee
1966 Athens, Ga. 8th 9 Tennessee
1967 Knoxville, Tenn. 6th 11 Tennessee
1968 Tuscaloosa, Ala. 10th 1 Tennessee
1969 Knoxville, Tenn. 8th 8 Tennessee
1970 Gainesville, Fla. 6th 16 Tennessee
1971 Lexington, Ky. 7th 17 Tennessee
1972 Baton Rouge, La. 7th 23 Tennessee
1973 Auburn, Ala. 7th 29 Tennessee
1974 Gainesville, Fla. 5th 55 Tennessee
1975 Baton Rouge, La. 2nd 93 Tennessee
1976 Athens, Ga. 5th 65 Tennessee
1977 Tuscaloosa, Ala. 5th 46 Tennessee
1978 Knoxville, Tenn. 5th 48 Tennessee
1979 Tuscaloosa, Ala. 8th 20 Auburn
1980 Auburn, Ala. 8th 26 Alabama
1981 Gainesville, Fla. 7th 44 Tennessee
1982 Athens, Ga. 4th 53 Tennessee
1983 Lexington, Ky. 6th 45 Tennessee
1984 Baton Rouge, La. 9th 22 Tennessee
1985 Starkville, Miss. 5th 59 Tennessee
1986 Knoxville, Tenn. 6th 46 Tennessee
1987 Tuscaloosa, Ala. 7th 41.5 Florida
1988 Auburn, Ala. 6th 48 LSU
1989 Gainesville, Fla. 5th 50 LSU
1990 Athens, Ga. 8th 23 LSU
YEAR LOCATION FINISH POINTS CHAMPION
1991 Baton Rouge, La. 8th 28 Tennessee
1992 Starkville, Miss. 7th 30 Arkansas
1993 Knoxville, Tenn. 11th 15 Arkansas
1994 Fayetteville, Ark. 10th 31 Arkansas
1995 Tuscaloosa, Ala. 11th 16.5 Arkansas
1996 Lexington, Ky. 9th 29 Arkansas
1997 Auburn, Ala. 10th 26 Arkansas
1998 Gainesville, Fla. 11th 16 Arkansas
1999 Athens, Ga. 11th 13 Arkansas
2000 Baton Rouge, La. 9th 28 Arkansas
2001 Columbia, S.C. 10th 19.5 Tennessee
2002 Starkville, Miss. 9th 35 Tennessee
2003 Knoxville, Tenn. 8th 69 Arkansas
2004 Oxford, Miss. 7th 42 Arkansas
2005 Nashville, Tenn. 7th 57 Arkansas
2006 Fayetteville, Ark. 11th 19 Arkansas
2007 Tuscaloosa, Ala. 11th 30 Tennessee
2008 Auburn, Ala. 8th 56.2 Arkansas
2009 Gainesville, Fla. 9th 44.5 Arkansas
2010 Knoxville, Tenn. T-7th 64 Florida
2011 Athens, Ga. 9th 41 Arkansas
2012 Baton Rouge, La. 5th 61 Arkansas
2013 Columbia, Mo. T-11th 33 Arkansas
2014 Lexington, Ky. 10th 26 Texas A&M
2015 Starkville, Miss. 8th 52 Florida
2016 Tuscaloosa, Ala. 12th 29 Arkansas
2017 Columbia, S.C. 13th 14 Texas A&M
2018 Knoxville, Tenn. 11th 39 Florida
2019 Fayetteville, Ark. 8th 57 LSU
-- [2020 OUTDOOR SEASON CANCELED DUE TO COVID-19 PANDEMIC] --
2021 College Station, Texas 11th Arkansas
2022 Oxford, Miss. 11th 31 Arkansas
2023 Baton Rouge, La. 11th 34 Arkansas
2024 Gainesville, Fl. 13th 22 Arkansas
MISSISSIPPI STATE TRACK & FIELD
MEN’S OUTDOOR HISTORY - SEC CHAMPIONSHIPS / AWARDS
INDIVIDUAL SEC CHAMPIONS
YEAR NAME EVENT MARK LOCATION
1935 Evan Davis Mile 4:25.00 Birmingham, Ala.
1940 Bill McClellan Pole Vault 3.96m Birmingham, Ala.
1941 Lacy Newman Pole Vault 3.96m Birmingham, Ala.
1942 Blondy Black 100yd 9.60 Birmingham, Ala.
1942 Bill Rhett 800yd 1:55.8 Birmingham, Ala.
1943 Mike Mihalic Shot Put 14.02m Birmingham, Ala.
1943 Bill Nettles Discus 40.86m Birmingham, ALa.
1946 Albert Walters 440yd 49.70 Birmingham, Ala.
1946 France, Nicholson, Mile Relay 3:25.5 Birmingham, Ala. B. Rhett, A. Walters
1947 Bill Rhett 800yd 1:59.9 Birmingham, Ala.
1952 Jerry Simmons 220yd Hurdles 24.60 Birmingham, Ala.
1952 Elmo Branch High Jump 1.82 Birmingham, Ala.
1952 Elmo Branch Pole Vault 3.96m Birmingham, Ala.
1953 Jerry Simmons 120yd Hurdles 15.10 Birmingham, Ala.
1962 Jim Wood 220yd 21.20 Baton Rouge, La.
1962 Jimmy Taylor 2-Mile 9:34.90 Baton Rouge, La.
1962 J. Wood, H. Wallace, 4x110yd Relay 41.6 Baton Rouge, La. Hutton, M. Sanders
1963 Jimmy Taylor (co-champ) 2-Mile 9:39.80 Birmingham, Ala.
1963 Malcolm Balfour (co-champ) 2-Mile 9:39.80 Birmingham, Ala.
1963 J. Wood, Hutton, 4x110yd Relay 41.8 Birmingham, Ala. M. Sanders, B. Moore
1965 Marcus Rhoden 100yd 10.2 Baton Rouge, La.
1965 John Sanders Pole Vault 4.26m Baton Rouge, La.
1967 Don Hunt Mile 4:06.80 Knoxville, Tenn.
1967 Don Hunt 2-Mile 9:00.40 Knoxville, Tenn.
1970 Frank Dowsing 100yd 9.50 Gainesville, Fla.
1972 Dale Gibson 440yd 46.40 Baton Rouge, La.
1974 Les Whitehead High Jump 2.13m Gainesville, Fla.
1974 Seigha Porbeni Triple Jump 15.54m Gainesville, Fla.
1975 Evis Jennings 440yd 46.10 Baton Rouge, La.
1975 D. Johnson, E. Jennings, Mile Relay 3:09.0 Baton Rouge, La.
T. Orungbemi, S. Gray
1975 Seigha Porbeni Long Jump 7.87m Baton Rouge, La.
1975 Seigha Porbeni Triple Jump 16.12m Baton Rouge, La.
1975 Joe Gant Decathlon 7,216 pts Baton Rouge, La.
1976 Evis Jennings 440yd 45.30 Athens, Ga.
1976 Dennis Otono 440yd Hurdles 50.60 Athens, Ga.
1978 Lee Palles Decathlon 7,540 pts Knoxville, Tenn.
1982 Simeon Kigen 3000m Steeple 8:49.43 Athens, Ga.
1982 Mark Strucko 5000m 14:10.03 Athens, Ga.
1982 C. Spane, G. Washington, 4x400m Relay 3:06.52 Athens, Ga. M. Moore, D. Jones
1984 Mark Strucko 5000m 14:14.69 Baton Rouge, La.
1985 Lorenzo Daniel 200m 20:07 Starkville, Miss.
1985 W. Banks, Y. Bryant, 4x100m Relay 39.18 Starkville, Miss.
L. Daniel, R. Dennis
1985 Bob Dandino Pole Vault 5.20m Starkville, Miss.
1986 Lorenzo Daniel 100m 10.00 Knoxville, Tenn.
1986 Lorenzo Daniel 200m 20.11 Knoxville, Tenn.
1986 Garry Frank Shot Put 19.81m Knoxville, Tenn.
1987 Lorenzo Daniel 200m 19.88 Tuscaloosa, Ala.
1987 Garry Frank Shot Put 19.81m Tuscaloosa, Ala.
1988 Lorenzo Daniel 200m 19.93 Auburn, Ala.
1989 Festus Igbinoghene Triple Jump 16.15m Gainesville, Fla.
1991 Festus Igbinoghene Long Jump 7.64m Baton Rouge, La.
1994 Aki Bradley 200m 20.44 Fayetteville, Ark.
1995 Jude Monye 400m 45.04 Tuscaloosa, Ala.
2000 Rod Newton High Jump 2.24m Baton Rouge, La.
2003 Marquis Davis 100m 10.13 Knoxville, Tenn.
2003 Marquis Davis 200m 20.50 Knoxville, Tenn.
2004 Trey Hardee Decathlon 7,480 pts Oxford, Miss.
2005 Steve Mullings 100m 10.15 Nashville, Tenn.
2005 LaChristopher Lewis Long Jump 7.64 Nashville, Tenn.
2008 Jamil Hubbard 400m 45.24 Auburn, Ala.
2010 K. May, T. Tate 4x100m Relay 39.08 Knoxville, Tenn. O. Wilder, D. Mullings
2011 J. Harris, O. Wilder, 4x400m Relay 3:01.56 Athens, Ga. D. Barnaby, T. Tate
2014 Brandon McBride 800m 1:47.13 Lexington, Ky.
2015 Scottie Hearn 400m Hurdles 49.39 Starkville, Miss.
2016 Brandon McBride 800m 1:45.68 Tuscaloosa, Ala.
2018 Anderson Peters Javelin 82.04m 1 Knoxville, Tenn.
2019 Anderson Peters Javelin 83.35m 1 Fayetteville, Ark.
2021 DJ Jónsson Javelin 78.66m College Station, Texas
2022 Navasky Anderson 800m 1:45.89 Oxford, Miss.
2022 DJ Jónsson Javelin 76.39 Oxford, Miss.
1 SEC Championships Record
SEC HIGH-POINT SCORERS
1967 Don Hunt 10 pts
1985 Lorenzo Daniel 20.5 pts
SEC ATHLETES OF THE YEAR
2000 Pierre Browne Freshman
2018 Anderson Peters Freshman Field
2021 DJ Jónsson Freshman Field
SEC SCHOLAR-ATHLETE OF THE YEAR
2018 Nicolas Quijera
SEC ATHLETES OF THE WEEK
2004 LaChristopher Lewis Runner April 14
2005 Steve Mullings Runner April 13
2007 Travis McKay Runner March 21
2008 Golden Coachman Runner March 25
2010 Tavaris Tate Freshman March 30
2011 James Harris Freshman March 29
2012 Tavaris Tate Runner April 10
2016 Cutis Thompson Field March 29
Brandon McBride Runner May 3
2018 Anderson Peters Freshman March 27
2019 Anderson Peters Field March 26
Anderson Peters Field April 2
Marco Arop Runner April 16
Tyriq Horsford Freshman April 16
Tyriq Horsford Freshman April 30
2021 DJ Jónsson Freshman April 6
Jesse Henderson Freshman April 13
DJ Jónsson Freshman April 20
* Runner-Field-Freshman awards did not begin until 2004
MISSISSIPPI STATE TRACK & FIELD
MEN’S OUTDOOR HISTORY - NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS/NATIONAL AWARDS
NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS TEAM RESULTS
YEAR LOCATION FINISH POINTS CHAMPION
1922 Chicago, Ill. T-8th 7 California
1923 Chicago, Ill. 2nd 16 Michigan
1930 Chicago, Ill. 32nd 2 17/70 Southern California
1976 Philadelphia, Pa. T-26th 6 Southern California
1977 Champaign, Ill. T-20th 8 Arizona State
1978 Eugene, Ore. T-23rd 8 UCLA/UTEP
1979 Champaign, Ill. T-24th 8 UTEP
1982 Provo, Utah 17th 27 UTEP
1985 Austin Texas T-20th 12 Arkansas
1986 Indianapolis, Ind. 38th 7 SMU
1987 Baton Rouge, La. T-27th 11 UCLA
1988 Eugene, Ore. 23rd 11 UCLA
1989 Provo, Utah T-34th 8 LSU
1990 Durham, N.C. T-38th 8 LSU
1991 Eugene, Ore. T-64th 3 Tennessee
1994 Boise, Idaho T-20th 12 Arkansas
2002 Baton Rouge, La. T-15th 20 LSU
2003 Sacramento, Calif. 20th 13 Arkansas
2004 Austin, Texas T-20th 15 Arkansas^
2005 Sacramento, Calif. T-26th 12 Arkansas^
2006 Sacramento, Calif. T-58th 2 Florida State
2007 Sacramento, Calif. T-30th 10 Florida State^
2008 Des Moines, Iowa T-71st 1 Florida State
2009 Fayetteville, Ark T-17th 14 Texas A&M
THE BOWERMAN
2014 Brandon McBride Semifinalist
2016 Brandon McBride Semifinalist
2018 Anderson Peters Semifinalist
2019 Anderson Peters Semifinalist
USTFCCCA SOUTH REGION ATHLETES OF THE YEAR
2016 Brandon McBride Track
2019 Anderson Peters Field
USTFCCCA SOUTH REGION ASSISTANT COACH OF THE YEAR
2019 April Thomas
USTFCCCA NATIONAL ATHLETES OF THE WEEK
2016 Brandon McBride May 3
2018 Anderson Peters March 27
2019 Anderson Peters March 26
Anderson Peters April 2
PAN AMERICAN GAMES MEDALISTS*
YEAR NAME EVENT COUNTRY RESULT
2019 Marco Arop 800m CAN Gold
Anderson Peters Javelin GRN Gold
2010 Eugene, Ore T-17th 15 Texas A&M 2011 Des Moines, Iowa T-20th 11
A&M
2012 Des Moines, Iowa T-43rd 5 Florida 2014 Eugene, Ore. 24th 10 Oregon
2015 Eugene, Ore. 8th 20 Oregon
2016 Eugene, Ore. 13th 22 Florida
2017 Eugene, Ore. T-26th 10 Florida
2018 Eugene, Ore. 10th 26 Georgia
2019 Austin, Texas 11th 24 Texas Tech 2021 Eugene, Ore. T-15th 17 LSU 2022 Eugene, Ore. T-30th 10 Florida 2023 Austin, Texas T-32nd 7 Florida
2024 Eugene, Ore. T-27th 11 Florida ^Championship later vacated by NCAA
INDIVIDUAL NCAA CHAMPIONS
1922 C.S. Cochran 440yd 49.4 Chicago, Ill.
1923 C.S. Cochran 440yd 48.9 Chicago, Ill.
1982 M. Hadley, D. Jones 4x400m Relay 3:03.49 Provo, Utah M. Moore, G. Washington
1987 Gary Frank Shot Put 19.89m Eugene, Ore.
1988 Lorenzo Daniel 200m 19.87 1 Eugene, Ore.
2014 Brandon McBride 800m 1:46.26 Eugene, Ore.
2016 Curtis Thompson Javelin 77.64m Eugene, Ore.
2018 Anderson Peters Javelin 82.82m 1 Eugene, Ore.
2019 Anderson Peters Javelin 86.62m 1 Austin, Texas
1 NCAA Championships Record
COMMONWEALTH GAMES MEDALISTS*
YEAR NAME EVENT COUNTRY RESULT
2018 Anderson Peters Javelin GRN Gold
WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS FINALISTS*
YEAR NAME EVENT COUNTRY RESULT
2019 Marco Arop 800m CAN 7th
Anderson Peters Javelin GRN Gold
* Only counts international competition while athletes were still on MSU roster
MISSISSIPPI STATE TRACK & FIELD
WOMEN’S OUTDOOR HISTORY - SEC CHAMPIONSHIPS / AWARDS
SEC CHAMPIONSHIPS TEAM RESULTS
1987 Tuscaloosa, Ala. 8th 7
1988 Auburn, Ala. 8th 23
1989 Gainesville, Fla. 8th 16
8th 21
9th 6
Starkville, Miss. 11th 7
Knoxville, Tenn. T-10th 13
-- [DID NOT COMPETE OUTDOORS IN 1994] --
Tuscaloosa, Ala. 10th 20
1996 Lexington, Ky. 12th 7
1997 Auburn, Ala. 11th 7
1998 Gainesville, Fla. 12th 10
1999 Athens, Ga. 12th 10
2000 Baton Rouge, La. 11th 10
Columbia, S.C. 12th 12.5
Fayetteville, Ark. 12th 13
Tenn. 10th 22
Miss. 11th 22
Nashville, Tenn. T-11th 12
Fayetteville, Ark. 11th 27
Rochelle Farquharson Long Jump 6.40m Lexington, Ky.
2015 Erica Bougard Heptathlon 6,250 pts Starkville, Miss.
2016 Marta Pen Freitas 1500m 4:24.00 Tuscaloosa, Ala.
2016 Erica Bougard Heptathlon 6,170 pts Tuscaloosa, Ala.
2018 Rhianwedd Price-Weimer 1500m 4:18.79 Knoxville, Tenn.
SEC ATHLETES OF THE YEAR
2004 Tiffany McWilliams Runner
2011 Rochelle Farquharson Freshman Field
2015 Erica Bougard Field
SEC ATHLETES OF THE WEEK
2001 Elisha Williams Athlete* March 20
2002 Tiffany McWilliams Athlete* April 3
2003 Lauren Johnson Athlete* April 23
2004 Tiffany McWilliams Runner April 14
2005 Meggan Hodge Runner March 23
* Runner-Field-Freshman awards did not begin until 2004
MISSISSIPPI STATE TRACK & FIELD
WOMEN’S OUTDOOR HISTORY - NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS/NATIONAL AWARDS
NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS TEAM RESULTS
YEAR LOCATION FINISH POINTS CHAMPION
1987 Baton Rouge, La. T-30th 7 LSU
1988 Eugene, Ore. T-30th 5 LSU
1989 Provo, Utah T-27th 9 LSU
2001 Eugene, Ore. T-40th 5 Southern California
2003 Sacramento, Calif. 27th 10 LSU
2004 Austin, Texas T-22nd 10 UCLA
2010 Eugene, Ore. T-41st 5 Texas A&M
2012 Eugene, Ore. T-60th 2 LSU^
2013 Eugene, Ore. 32nd 8 Kansas
2015 Eugene, Ore. 18th 15 Oregon
2016 Eugene, Ore 9th 18 Southern California
2019 Austin, Texas T-65th 1 Arkansas
^Championship later vacated by NCAA
INDIVIDUAL NCAA CHAMPIONS
2003 Tiffany McWilliams 1500m 4:06.75 Sacramento, Calif.
2004 Tiffany McWilliams 1500m 4:11.59 Eugene, Ore.
2015 Rhianwedd Price-Weimer 1500m 4:09.56 Eugene, Ore.
2016 Marta Pen Freitas 1500m 4:09.53 Eugene, Ore.
USTFCCCA SOUTH REGION ATHLETES OF THE YEAR
2013 Erica Bougard Field
2015 Erica Bougard Field
MISSISSIPPI STATE TRACK & FIELD
MEN’S ALL-AMERICANS
INDOOR ALL-AMERICANS
YEAR NAME TEAM* EVENT
1972 Dale Gibson 600yd
1974 Seigha Porbeni Triple Jump
1976 Evis Jennings 440yd
Dale Gibson 600yd
Seigha Porbeni Triple Jump
1989 Festus Igbinoghene Long Jump
1990 Festus Igbinoghene Triple Jump
1991 Festus Igbinoghene Triple Jump
2002 Pierre Browne 60m 200m
Marquis Davis 200m
2003 Pierre Browne 60m
Marquis Davis 200m
Glenn McFadden 200m
2011 James Harris First High Jump
D’Angelo Cherry Second 60m
2012 Daundre Barnaby First 4x400m Relay
James Harris First 4x400m Relay Second High Jump
Marcus Jackson First High Jump
Emanuel Mayers First 4x400m Relay
Tavaris Tate First 4x400m Relay Second 200m Second 400m
D’Angelo Cherry Second 60m
2013 D’Angelo Cherry First 60m
Marcus Jackson First High Jump
Jason Harper Second Triple Jump
Brandon McBride Second 800m
2014 Marcus Jackson First High Jump
Brandon McBride First 800m
Jason Harper Second Triple Jump
2015 Brandon McBride First 800m
2016 Alfred Larry First 4x400m Relay Second 400m
Brandon McBride First 4x400m Relay
Rasheed Tatham First 4x400m Relay
Juston Waters First 4x400m Relay
2018 Dejon Devroe First 800m
Marco Arop Second 800m
2019 Marco Arop First 800m
2021 Jesse Henderson First 60m Hurdles
2022 Cameron Crump First Long Jump
Leon Clarke Second 4x400m Relay
Lee Eppie Second 4x400m Relay
Jesse Henderson Second 60m Hurdles
Gabriel Moronta Second 4x400m Relay
Safir Scott Second 4x400m Relay
2023 Navasky Anderson First 800m
Cameron Crump First Long Jump
Tony Jones First High Jump
* USTFCCCA listed First and Second Teams beginning in 2011.
OUTDOOR ALL-AMERICANS
YEAR NAME TEAM* EVENT
1922 C.S. Cochran 440yd
B.F. Ellis 220yd Hurdles
1923 C.S. Cochran 440yd
K.P. Gatchell Discus
L.B. Priester Javelin
1930 S.R. Daws High Jump
E.H. Frederic Pole Vault
1976 Evis Jennings 400m
1977 Dennis Otono 400m Hurdles
1978 Lee Palles 400m Hurdles
1979 Dennis Otono 400m Hurdles
1982 Michael Hadley 4x400m Relay
Daryl Jones 4x400m Relay
Simeon Kigen 3000m Steeplechase
Michael Moore 4x400m Relay
George Washington 4x400m Relay
1985 Wayne Banks 4x100m Relay
Yura Bryant 4x100m Relay
Bob Dandino Pole Vault
Lorenzo Daniel 200m 4x100m Relay
Ronnie Dennis 4x100m Relay
1986 Wayne Banks 4x100m Relay
Lorenzo Daniel 200m 4x100m Relay
Ronnie Dennis 4x100m Relay
Garry Frank Shot Put
John Owens 4x100m Relay
1987 Lorenzo Daniel 200m
Garry Frank Shot Put
1988 Sidney Braddy 4x100m Relay
Lorenzo Daniel 200m
4x100m Relay
Ricky Huell 4x100m Relay
Keith Laurant 4x100m Relay
1989 Festus Igbinoghene Triple Jump
1990 Festus Igbinoghene Triple Jump
1991 Festus Igbinoghene Triple Jump
1993 Aki Bailey 100m
John Little 800m
1994 Aki Bailey 100m 200m
2002 Pierre Browne 100m 200m
Dion Crabbe 100m 200m
Marquis Davis 200m
2003 Pierre Browne 100m
Marquis Davis 200m
Trey Hardee Decathlon
Kelvin Harris 110m Hurdles
2004 Jamel Ashley 400m
Arthur Davis
4x400m Relay
4x400m Relay
Trey Hardee Decathlon
LaChristopher Lewis
4x400m Relay
Keston Nelson 4x400m Relay
MISSISSIPPI STATE TRACK & FIELD
MEN’S ALL-AMERICANS
YEAR NAME TEAM* EVENT
2015 Scottie Hearn First 4x400m Relay Second 400m Hurdles
Marcus Jackson First High Jump
Alfred Larry First 4x400m Relay Second 400m
Brandon McBride First 800m First 4x400m Relay
Charles Taylor First 4x400m Relay
Curtis Thompson First Javelin
Zach Taylor Second Decathlon
2016 Vince Castillo First 4x400m Relay
Alfred Larry First 4x400m Relay Second 400m
Brandon McBride First 800m
Rasheed Tatham First 4x400m Relay
Curtis Thompson First Javelin
Juston Waters First 4x400m Relay
2017 Nicolas Quijera First Javelin
Curtis Thompson First Javelin
Stephan James Second 4x400m Relay
Rasheed Tatham Second 4x400m Relay
Charles Taylor Second 4x400m Relay
Juston Waters Second 4x400m Relay
2018 Marco Arop First 800m
Anderson Peters First Javelin
Nicolas Quijera First Javelin
Vince Castillo Second 4x400m Relay
Dejon Devroe Second 800m
Stephan James Second 4x400m Relay
Rasheed Tatham Second 4x400m Relay
Malcum Tatum Second 400m Hurdles
Juston Waters Second 4x400m Relay
2019 Tyriq Horsford First Javelin
Anderson Peters First Javelin
Curtis Thompson First Javelin
Dejon Devroe Second 800m
2021 Sindri GuðmundssonFirst Javelin
Tyriq Horsford First Javelin
DJ Jónsson First Javelin
Cameron Crump Second Long Jump Second 4x100m Relay
Keldrick Edwards Second 4x400m Relay
Okheme Moore Second 4x100m Relay
Shamar Rose Second 4x100m Relay
2022 Navasky Anderson First 800m
DJ Jónsson First Javelin
Cameron Crump Second Long Jump
2023 Navasky Anderson First 800m
Cameron Crump First Long Jump
Tony Jones First High Jump
Remi Rougete Second Javelin
Peyton Bair Second Decathlon
2024 Peyton Bair First Decathalon Second 4x100m Relay
Remi Rougetet First Javelin
Jordan Ware Second 4x100m Relay
Sema’J Daniels Second 4x100m Relay
Shamar Rose Second 4x100m Relay
Roury McCloyen Second Shot Put
* USTFCCCA listed First and Second Teams beginning in 2011.
MISSISSIPPI STATE TRACK & FIELD
WOMEN’S ALL-AMERICANS
INDOOR ALL AMERICANS
YEAR NAME TEAM* EVENT
2001 Elisha Williams Long Jump
2004 Tiffany McWilliams Mile
2008 Marrissa Harris Pentathlon
2009 Marrissa Harris Pentathlon
2010 Wendy Copeland Long Jump
2012 Erica Bougard Second Pentathlon
2013 Erica Bougard First Long Jump Second Pentathlon
2014 Erica Bougard First Long Jump First Pentathlon
Rochelle Farquharson First Long Jump
2015 Erica Bougard First 60m Hurdles First Pentathlon Second Long Jump
Ebony Brinker Second Triple Jump
2017 Logan Boss First High Jump
Tiffany Flynn First Triple Jump
2018 Logan Boss First High Jump
Rhianwedd Price-Weimer First Mile
Tiffany Flynn Second Triple Jump
2019 Asia Poe Second Long Jump
2021 Shayla Broughton Second Pentathlon
2022 Shayla Broughton Second Pentathlon
Rosealee Cooper Second 60m Hurdles
2024 Rosealee Cooper First 60m Hurdles
* USTFCCCA listed First and Second Teams beginning in 2011.
OUTDOOR ALL AMERICANS
1987 Falilat Ogunkoya
1988 Falilat Ogunkoya
1989 Falilat Ogunkoya
1997 Latonya Hill Heptathlon
2001 Camille Harper 100m
Elisha Williams Long Jump
2003 Tiffany McWilliams 1500m
2004 Tiffany McWilliams 1500m
2009 Marrissa Harris 100m Hurdles Heptathlon
2010 Jody-Ann Muir 400m
Laquinta Aaron Heptathlon
2011 Jody-Ann Muir First 400m
Haley Greenwell Second 10,000m
2012 Jody-Ann Muir First 400m
Favian Cowards Second Hammer Throw
2013 Erica Bougard First Heptathlon Second Long Jump
Jody-Ann Muir First 400m
2015 Erica Bougard First Heptathlon Second 100m Hurdles
Rhianwedd Price-WeimerFirst 1500m
Ocian Archer Second 4x400m Relay
Marta Pen Freitas Second 1500m
Cornelia Griesche Second 3000m Steeplechase
Shayla Luckett Second 4x400m Relay
Kimari Martin Second 4x400m Relay
Ste’yce McNeil Second 4x400m Relay
2016 Erica Bougard First Heptathlon First High Jump Second 100m Hurdles
Second Long Jump
Marta Pen Freitas First 1500m
Cornelia Griesche Second 3000m Steeplechase
Antonia Hehr Second 3000m Steeplechase
Ffion Price Second 1500m
2017 Logan Boss First High Jump
Tiffany Flynn First Triple Jump
Rhianwedd Price-WeimerSecond 1500m
2019 Tiffany Flynn First Triple Jump
Sarah Blake Second Javelin
Logan Boss Second High Jump
2021 Shayla Broughton Second Heptathlon
2022 Sydney Steely Second 800m
2024 Jhordyn Stallworth Second Shot Put
* USTFCCCA listed First and Second Teams beginning in 2011.
MISSISSIPPI STATE TRACK & FIELD
MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS
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