2012 University of the Ozarks Cross Country Media Guide by University of the Ozarks

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Calvin Jones

Kara Willbanks

2012 Media Guide

Matt Friant

Robert Elder

Samantha Sparks

Calvin Jones

Nick Brill

Ian Bryan

Matt Friant

Kara Willbanks

Max Hilgendorf

Table of Contents University of the Ozarks Location Clarksville, Arkansas (7,719) Founded 1834 Enrollment 600 Nickname Eagles School Colors Purple & Gold Course Ozarks Field National Affiliation NCAA III Conference American Southwest President Dr. Rick Niece Athletic Director Jimmy Clark Web Site www.ozarks.edu Team History Season of Cross Country (M/W) NCAA Appearances (M/W) NCAA Individual Championships (M/W) Conference Team Championships (M/W) Conference Ind. Championships (M/W) 2011 Conference Finish (M/W) Men’s Letterwinners (Returning/Lost) Women’s Letterwinners (Returning/Lost)

17th/17th 0/0 0/0 1/0 1/0 2nd/7th 5/5 2/5

Coaching Staff Head Coach Brian Hull (5th season) Student Assistant Coach David James (1st season) Student Assistant Coach Trent Ueunten (1st season) Alma Mater, Yr. Univ. of the Ozarks, ‘02 Office Phone 479-979-1421 E-mail bhull@ozarks.edu Sports Information Staff Sports Information Director Alma Mater Office Phone Cell Phone E-mail Address Student Assistant Student Assistant Web Site

Josh Peppas Univ. of the Ozarks, ‘00 479-979-1483 479-746-1264 jpeppas@ozarks.edu Emily Black Cory Snyder eagles.ozarks.edu

2011 Men’s Results

General Information

Quick Facts Sports Information Contact Media Information Media Coverage

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Administration & Staff Dr. Rick Niece, President Jimmy Clark, Athletic Director Chad Floyd, Head Athletic Trainer

Men’s History Men’s Program Records Men’s Honors and Awards Men’s Year-By-Year Results Men’s All-Time Letterwinners

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2011 Women’s Results

Coaching Staff Head Coach Brian Hull Assistant Coach David James Assistant Coach Trent Ueunten

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2012 Men’s Preview 2012 Men’s Preview 2012 Men’s Roster 2012 Men’s Team Picture 2012 Men’s Profiles Nick Brill Ian Bryan Matt Friant Max Hilgendorf Calvin Jones Robert Elder Newcomers 2012 Women’s Preview 2012 Women’s Preview 2012 Women’s Roster 2012 Women’s Team Picture 2012 Women’s Profiles Samantha Sparks Kara Willbanks Newcomers

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Women’s History Women’s Program Records Women’s Honors and Awards Women’s Year-By-Year Results Women’s All-Time Letterwinners Media Guide Credits Editor: Assistant Editor: Graphic Design: Photography: Desktop Publishing: Print Production:

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Copies of the 2012 Men’s and Women’s Media Guide can be obtained by contacting the Sports Information Office at jpeppas@ozarks.edu.

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Sports Information Josh Peppas Sports Information Director

Josh Peppas is in his twelfth year as Sports Information Director at Ozarks. He additionally serves as the Assistant to the Director of Athletics. Peppas is responsible for the day-to-day operations of the Sports Information Office, including maintaining the athletic web site and promoting Ozarks’ ten sports. He is an active member of the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA), the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA), the Arkansas Sports Hall of Fame and the Ozarks Sports Hall of Fame. Peppas has had a combined thirteen media guides earn “Best in the Nation” citations from CoSIDA the past five years. His baseball media guide has been voted the top NCAA III guide the past four years. Peppas also produces Eagle Insider , a bi-annual alumni magazine for the athletic department. A native of Ozark, Ark., he earned his bachelor’s degree in business administration from Ozarks in 2000. He and his wife, Kelli, are the parents of Brant, Brayden and Brenden. Emily Black Director of Social Media Emily Black begins her second year as a student assistant. Black was promoted to the department’s Director of Social Media where she manages Ozarks’ social media efforts, including Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest and Instagram. Additionally, Black assists in the day-to-day operations of the

Sports Information Office covering all ten sports. Black provides Ozarks’ athletic web site with content through press releases and athlete biographical information. Black, a native of Clarksville, was named to the President’s List for maintaining a 4.0 grade point average her freshman year. She was the editor of the Clarksville High School Panther newspaper for two years and was valedictorian of the 2011 graduating class at Clarksville. She currently blogs for the WNBA’s www.shesaballer.com. She is a sophomore marketing major. Cory Snyder Director of Video Technology Cory Snyder begins his first season as the Director of Video Technology for the Sports Information Department. Snyder, a junior from Clarksville, Tenn., will produce video highlights, interviews and game coverage of Ozarks’ ten sports. Snyder served as a sports producer for Ozarks Channel 6 as well as producing and co-hosting “SportsSoup.” During the 2011-2012 season, Snyder was the playby-play commentator for baseball and served as the color commentator for basketball. He also provided play-by-play commentary for KXIO at Clarksville and Lamar High School football games. This season, he will assist in streaming video for the Ozark High School football team for KDYN and KLYR. Snyder completed a summer internship in 2012 with 5 Star Radio Group in Clarksville, Tenn., where he co-hosted the radio show “The Team”. He is a Radio/Television major at Ozarks.

Sports Information Office: Josh Peppas, SID jpeppas@ozarks.edu Office: 479.979.1483 Cell: 479.746.1264 Emily Black, Student Assistant eblac540@ozarks.edu Cory Snyder, Student Assistant csnyd086@ozarks.edu Mailing Address: University of the Ozarks 415 College Avenue Clarksville, AR 72830 Sports Information Fax: 479-979-1330 American Southwest Conference Administration Amy Carlton ASC Commissioner

Greg Weghorst Director of Media Relations Assistant Commissioner

Administration & Staff Dr. Rick Niece President Raised in a small town (pop. 900) in Ohio, Dr. Rick Niece attended a school that housed all classes, grades 1-12, in one building. After graduating from high school, Dr. Niece attended Ohio State University where he received a bachelor of science degree with majors in English and speech. His master’s degree and Ph.D. are from Kent State University. Dr. Niece began his professional career in education as a high school English and speech teacher. He subsequently held a variety of administrative positions at the public school level: department chair, supervisor, assistant principal, curriculum director, and assistant superintendent. In 1988, Dr. Niece left the public school sector and became an assistant professor and special assistant to the dean at Kent State University in Ohio. He later went to Walsh University in Canton, Ohio where he served in several positions: professor, academic dean, provost, executive vice president, and interim president. In 1997, Dr. Niece was named president of the University of the Ozarks in Clarksville, Arkansas. He and his wife, Sheree, currently live in Clarksville.

Jimmy Clark Athletics Director Jimmy Clark begins his seventh year as the Athletic Director and his twelfth year as head baseball coach. As Athletic Director, he is responsible for all aspects of the athletic department, with oversight of 19 staff

members. A former baseball standout at the University of Central Arkansas, Clark was named the 2005 American Southwest Conference East Division Baseball Coach of the Year after leading the Eagles to their first winning season in nearly a decade. Clark’s 2007 club earned a spot in the playoffs for the first time since 1996. The 2008 team went 32-11, the best record in school history, and made its second straight playoff appearance. That team was ranked as high as 14th by D3baseball.com during the season. Two of his players from the 2008 club earned All-America honors from D3baseball.com and another was named to the ABCA/Rawlings All-America Team. He also coached Ozarks’ first student-athlete to ever be named to the ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America First Team. A native of Conway, Ark., he coached at Heber Springs High School (Ark.) for nine years and was named the 2AAA Conference Coach of the Year in 1993 and 1998. He earned his bachelor’s degree in mathematics from UCA and his master’s degree in secondary education from University of Arkansas-Little Rock. Clark and his wife, Kelli, have two sons, Dax and Cole.

Chad Floyd Head Athletic Trainer Chad Floyd is in his twelfth year as the full-time head athletic trainer. A native of Ozark, Ark., he began his athletic training career with the University of ArkansasFort Smith. He then went to Arkansas Tech University for three years and on to the Minnesota Twins minor league system. He worked two years with Cooper Clinic Sports Medicine where he oversaw numerous area high schools. He holds state, district and national training certifications and has an Arkansas teaching certificate in health and physical education. He is a member of the National Athletic Trainers Association, Southwest Athletic Trainers Association and Arkansas Athletic Trainers Association. Floyd was voted by his conference peers as the 2007-08 ASC East Division Trainer of the Year. He received the award again for the 2010-11 year. Floyd received the University’s Alvin C. Broyles Outstanding Professional Staff Award, given to a member of the professional staff who has demonstrated exemplary dedication, professionalism and ability in his or her position, for the 2007-2008 school year. Floyd is a 1995 graduate of Arkansas Tech University where he earned a bachelor’s degree in health and physical education. He and his wife, Mary, are the parents of one son, Jalen.

Head Coach Brian Hull Brian Hull Head Coach Brian Hull begins his fifth year as the Head Men’s and Women’s Cross Country Coach. Hull, a native of Eureka Springs, Ark., was the assistant men’s and women’s cross country coach at Ozarks from 2001-2003. Hull has quickly transformed each program into competitive regional teams. The 2011 season was another banner year for Hull’s team. For the second straight season, the men’s team finished second at the American Southwest Conference championships. Four of his runners earned All-Conference honors and another was named Sportsmanship Athlete of the Year. Two of his men’s runners earned ASC Runner of the Week honors. Hull’s program continues to receive regional and national recognition. Two runners made the USTFCCCA All-Region Team. Jeremy Provence earned two separate national awards - Capital One Academic All-America honors and USTFCCCA All-Academic honors - following the 2011 season. In addition, Provence was named the ASC Scholar Athlete of the Year for cross country. And, David James was voted the Ozarks’ Male Athlete of the Year for the 2011-2012 school year. As a team and for the first time in program history, the Eagles finished among the top-10 at the NCAA III South/Southeast Regional. The men also posted wins at the Arkansas D-III Championships and the Ozarks Invitational during the year. The women’s program had an outstanding 2011 season, finishing seventh overall at the ASC Championships, its highest finish since 2006. Ashley Teague was named ASC Runner of the Week twice and earned a spot on the Capital One Academic All-America Team for the second straight year. The women’s program posted a win at the

Arkansas D-III Championships and finished second at the Ozarks Invitational in 2011. A combined 13 runners made the ASC All-Academic Team in 2011. Hull’s men’s and women’s team received another first when it was awarded the team academic award from the USTFCCCA, an honor given to teams with at least a 3.10 grade point average. In 2010, Hull also coached three All-Conference runners, the ASC Freshman of the Year and the ASC Sportsmanship Athlete of the Year. Six of his men’s runners received conference AllAcademic honors. Two of his runners were named to the USTFCCCA All-Region Team and one of his runners was voted the school’s Male Athlete of the Year. On the women’s side, Hull’s program produced a member of the Capital One Academic All-America Team, the only ASC school to do so, and a pair of conference All-Academic honorees during the 2010 campaign. His men’s team had five top-5 finishes in 2010 and three during the 2009 season. In 2009, one of his runners earned USTFCCCA All-Region Team honors. Two of his men’s runners were named to the ASC All-Conference Team and he had a combined six runners earn ASC AllAcademic Team status following the 2009 season. Hull coached the men’s ASC Freshman of the Year in 2008. Hull’s success at Ozarks began as a student - he was a four-year cross country letterman at Ozarks and was named All-Conference in 1997. He was ASC Runner of the Week twice during his career. He graduated from Ozarks in 2002 with a bachelor’s degree in marketing. He earned his master’s degree in college student personnel from Arkansas Tech University in 2007. He and his wife, Elizabeth, are the parents of Kaden and Evan. Student Assistant Coaches

David James

Trent Ueunten

Hull Notables: • Coached 2010 and 2011 men’s team to second- place finish at ASC championships • Had a pair of runners earn USTFCCCA All- Region honors in 2010 and 2011 • Coached programs first Capital One Aca- demic All-American • Three men’s runners were named to the All-Conference Team during 2010 and four others made All-Conference in 2011 • Had ASC Men’s Freshman of the Year in 2008 and 2010 • A combined 13 runners made the ASC All-Academic Team in 2011 • 13 runners competed in the NCAA III South/Southeast Regionals in 2010 • Four runners competed in the NCAA III South/Southeast Regionals in 2009 • 2011 men’s team posted wins at Ozarks Invitational and Arkansas D-III Championship • Had two runners named ASC Sportsmanship Athlete of the Year USTFCCCA All-Region Runners Under Hull: • David James (2008) • David James (2009) • Tristan Cooper (2010) • David James (2010) • David James (2011) • Jeremy Provence (2011) All-ASC Runners Under Hull: • David James (2008) • David James (2009) • Tristan Cooper (2009) • Tristan Cooper (2010) • Matt Friant (2010) • David James (2010) • Tristan Cooper (2011) • Matt Friant (2011) • David James (2011) • Jeremy Provence (2011) ASC Freshman of the Year Under Hull: • David James (2008) • Matt Friant (2010)

Men’s Roster & Preview Men’s Cross Country Team Using Momentum To Help Build Tradition

L to R: Head Coach Brian Hull, Will Holifield, William Mecham, Chase Karnstadt, Nick Brill, Ian Bryan, Robert Elder, Matt Friant and Student Assistant Coach Trent Ueunten. Matt Friant Calvin Jones Max Hilgendorf Robert Elder Nick Brill Ian Bryan William Mecham Chase Karnstadt Will Holifield Nick Conard Bryant Ford

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Conway, AR (Conway West HS) Conway, AR (Conway West HS) Fort Smith, AR (Union Christian Academy) Ozark, AR (Subiaco Academy) Siloam Springs, AR (Siloam Springs HS) North Little Rock, AR (Central Arkansas Christian) Sapulpa, OK (Home School) Austin, TX (Lake Travis HS) Rogers, AR (Rogers HS) Southlake, TX (Carroll HS) Kaufman, TX (Kaufman HS)

With the momentum from last season’s success still pushing them forward, the Men’s Cross Country team is eyeing a fast finish for the fall. After finishing last season’s NCAA Division III South/ Southeast Regional in the top ten for the first time in school history, the Eagles are looking to continue the winning culture that has developed in recent history. “It’s very contagious,” said Head Coach Brian Hull of his team’s excitement for the season. “The energy is there. I can see it in the upperclass leaders. They’ve seen what was done before them, and they’re trying to continue that.” Despite losing four seniors to graduation, the Eagles still have plenty of experience to guide them through any rough terrain they might encounter this fall. The men’s team will compete with five runners that have collegiate experience. Matt Friant, a junior from Conway, Ark., will lead the charge for the men’s team as one of the runners with the most collegiate experience. Friant, who finished tenth overall at least season’s American Southwest Conference Championships, was named to the AllConference Team as a sophomore. “Matt is going to have a great year,” said Hull. “He’s definitely got all the right tools to become that top male runner. Calvin Jones is going to be another solid piece to kind of lead some of the new guys, and we have several upperclassmen that are going to be outstanding leaders and just add contributions in various areas that will help develop our team.” “We’re in a great place,” said Hull. “I think we’ve built a great tradition in the last four or five years now.”

Senior Profile Nick BRILL

Siloam Springs, Ark. Siloam Springs HS Senior

2011 (Junior) Competed in two races, including the ASC Championships...Posted a top-20 finish at the Arkansas D-III Championships...Also a member of the baseball team where he earned All-Conference at second base. Siloam Springs High School Played baseball and football. Personal Son of Leigh Brill...Majoring in Physical Education.

2011 Arkansas D-III Championship (4.1-mile) 25:50.50 (14th) ASC Championships (8K) 33:30.81 (75th) Career-Best Times 8K: 4.1-mile:

33:30.81 25:50.50

PERSONALITY PROFILE Interest/Hobbies: Eating anything I can get my hands on, Call of Duty, Puzzles One Word That Describes Me: Versatile My Prized Possession: As of right now, the breakfast burrito I am eating Favorite Food: I’m a pretty big chicken fan My Pre-Game Ritual: Stay loose; just try not to get to tight, keep it light and laugh, stay relaxed Favorite TV Show: SportsCenter and South Park Most Proud Of: I guess being a Senior in college Most Famous Person I’ve Met: Well I did eat a Justin Timberlake sandwich this year Person I Would Like To Hang Out With For A Day: Derek Jeter Favorite Cross Country Memory: Eating at Olive Garden last year and taking 2 hours to leave so UT Tyler couldn’t eat there My Best Non-Athletic Talent: Call of Duty master Movie Character I’d Like To Play: Any Will Ferrell character Dream Vacation Spot: Fiji Favorite Web Site: Does twitter count? Follow me @ Lil_Nicker Favorite Song: That changes constantly Best Job I’ve Had: Wal-Mart Shareholders (RoArk Special Projects) Moment In History I’d Liked To Have Witnessed: Moses parting the Red Sea Favorite 2012 Olympic Moment: Anytime Alex Morgan was on TV

Senior Profile Ian BRYAN

2011 Arkansas D-III Championship (4.1-mile) 26:15.40 (17th) ASC Championships (8K) 32:27.64 (69th) Career-Best Times

8K: North Little Rock, Ark. Central Ark. Christian HS 4.1-mile: Senior

2011 (Junior) Competed in a pair of races, including the ASC Championships...Posted a top-20 finish at the Arkansas D-III Championships...Also a member of the baseball team where he earned All-Conference as a pitcher...Member of the ASC All-Academic Team. Central Arkansas Christian Played baseball. Personal Son of Don and Nancy Bryan...Majoring in Management and Business Administration.

32:27.64 26:15.40

Personality Profile Interest/Hobbies: Sports, outdoors (hiking and biking), spending time with friends and family One Word That Describes Me: Determined My Prized Possession: Family Favorite Food: Mexican My Pre-Game Ritual: Stretch and say the same prayer every time Favorite TV Show: Sportscenter Most Proud Of: My work ethic Most Famous Person I’ve Met: Cal Ripken Jr. Person I Would like to Hang out with for a Day: Albert Pujols Favorite Cross Country Memory: Eating at Dick’s Last Resort in San Antonio-- “Hi, I’m Bubbles!” My Best Non-Athletic Talent: Growing a really long goatee Movie Character I’d Like To Play: Gerard Butler from 300 Dream Vacation Spot: Caribbean Favorite Web Site: ESPN Favorite Song: Cruise by Florida Georgia Line Best Job I’ve Had: Pool Manager at Overbrook Property Owners Association Moment In History I’d Liked To Have Witnessed: The first baseball game ever played Favorite 2012 Olympic Moment: Witnessing Michael Phelps make history by winning 22 medals and 18 gold

Junior Profile Matt FRIANT

Conway, Ark. Conway HS Junior

2011 (Sophomore) Named to the All-ASC Second Team after finishing tenth at the 8K ASC Championships with a time of 27:07.78...Posted three top-10 performances... Competed in the NCAA III South/Southeast Regional and finished 47th running a 28:02.7...Finished 3rd at the 8K Ozarks Inviational running a 27:22...Was 6th at the Arkansas D-III Championships (4.1-mile) running a 21:58.60...Member of the ASC All-Academic Team. 2010 (Freshman) Named the ASC Freshman of the Year after finishing as the top freshman at the ASC championships...Named to the All-Conference Second Team...Ran a 27:54.18 at the ASC Championships for an 8th-place finish...Top 8K time came at the Memphis Twilight where he ran a 26:40.15...Finished 11th at the 8K Texas-Tyler Invitational...Placed 18th at the Rhodes College Invitational, running a 27:13 in the 8K. Conway High School Two-time All-State and a three-time All-Conference selection during his prep career...Ran a season-best 16:24 in the 5K Chile Pepper his senior year...Helped team finish as state runner-up his sophomore and junior year...Led team to four straight conference championships. Personal Son of Joel and Connie Friant...Majoring in Biology.

2010 Ark. Tech Twilight (4-mile) Texas-Tyler Invitational (8K) Memphis Twilight (8K) Rhodes College Invitational (8K) ASC Championships (8K) NCAA III Regionals (8K)

22:10.40 (23rd) 28:10 (11th) 26:40.15 (107th) 27:13 (18th) 27:54.18 (8th) 28:05 (100th)

2011 Brooks Memphis Twilight (4-mile) 22:49.63 (94th) Ozarks Invitational (8K) 27:22 (3rd) Watson Ford Invitational (8K) 27:53.06 (16th) Arkansas D-III Championship (4.1-mile) 21:58.60 (6th) ASC Championships (8K) 27:07.78 (10th) NCAA III Regionals (8K) 28:02.7 (47th) Career-Best Times 8K: 4-mile:

26:40.15 22:10.40

Personality Profile Interest/Hobbies: Nature! Hiking, fishing, rock climbing, kayaking, photography, running One Word That Describes Me: Tenacious My Prized Possession: My Truck Favorite Food: Anything! but if I had to choose, Italian My Pre-Game Ritual: Eat a huge pasta dinner with friends and then pray for strength and listen to a few inspirational songs off my iPod Favorite TV Show: River Monsters Most Proud Of: My family Most Famous Person I’ve Met: Bill Rodgers, a four-time winner of the Boston and New York City marathons, and is widely regarded as one of the great marathoners of all time Person I Would like to Hang out with for a Day: Bear Grylis Favorite Cross Country Memory: Hard to pick just one, junior year of High School and my freshman year when I won the Freshman of the Year award My Best Non-Athletic Talent: My Green thumb Movie Character I’d Like To Play: Adam Sandler in Happy Gilmore, Billy Madison, Water Boy; almost any of his movies Dream Vacation Spot: Alaska Favorite Web Site: None… Favorite Song: Great Day to be Alive by Travis Tritt Best Job I’ve Had: Photographer Moment In History I’d Liked To Have Witnessed: Lewis and Clark’s arrival to the Pacific or just the whole expedition Favorite 2012 Olympic Moment: South African sprinter Oscar Pistorius made history by becoming the first amputee sprinter to compete in an Olympics. When Pistorius finished last in his 400-meter semifinal heat, a teenager from Grenada asked him to swap race bibs, the ultimate sign of respect. Kirani James, 19, went on to win the gold, the first medal for Grenada in Olympic history

Junior Profile Max HILGENDORF Fort Smith, Ark. Union Christian Junior

2011 (Sophomore) Competed in all six meets...Ran a personal-best 31:20.90 in the 8K at the ASC Championships... Finished 10th at the Ozarks Invitational and 12th in the Arkansas D-III Championships...Member of the ASC All-Academic Team. 2010 (Freshman) Competed in all six meets...Ran a season-best 31:44.69 in the 8K ASC championships...Placed 53rd at the ASC championships...Finished in top-100 at the Texas-Tyler Invitational. Union Christian Academy Named All-State and All-Conference as a junior and senior...Earned All-Conference his sophomore season... Team captain, team high point award and Eagles award as a senior...Finished 3rd at the 2A conference 5K (17:50) and the Magazine Invitational...Finished 5th at the Mansfield Invitational and the Elkins Invitational 5K.

2010 Ark. Tech Twilight (4-mile) Texas-Tyler Invitational (8K) Memphis Twilight (8K) Rhodes College Invitational (8K) ASC Championships (8K) NCAA III Regionals (8K)

25:16.92 37:02 (87th) 32:37.45 (250th) 33:32 (101st) 31:44.69 (53rd) 32:00 (156th)

2011 Brooks Memphis Twilight (4-mile) Ozarks Invitational (8K) Watson Ford Invitational (8K) Arkansas D-III Championship (4.1-mile) ASC Championships (8K) NCAA III Regionals (8K)

25:37.79 (177th) 31:27 (10th) 33:44.48 (69th) 24:57.30 (12th) 31:20.90 (58th) 33:14.4 (164th)

Career-Best Times 8K: 4-mile:

31:20.90 25:16.92

Personality Profile Interest/Hobbies: Music, sports and anything outdoors One Word That Describes Me: Enthusiastic My Prized Possession: My car Favorite Food: Italian My Pre-Game Ritual: Stretch and pray Favorite TV Show: NCIS Most Proud Of: My work ethic Most Famous Person I’ve Met: N/A Person I Would Like To Hang Out With For A Day: Jesus Christ Favorite Cross Country Memory: Team finished top ten in Regionals last year My Best Non-Athletic Talent: Piano Movie Character I’d Like To Play: George Washington Dream Vacation Spot: Lakeside cabin in the middle of nowhere Favorite Web Site: N/A Favorite Song: I like all types of music Best Job I’ve Had: Clarksville Chamber of Commerce Moment In History I’d Liked To Have Witnessed: Signing of the Declaration of Independence Favorite 2012 Olympic Moment: Michael Phelps’ Record breaker or USA Women’s Gymnastics Gold medal win

Personal Son of Jo Hilgendorf...Majoring in strategic communications.

Junior Profile Calvin JONES

Conway, Ark. Conway HS Junior

2010 (Freshman) Competed in six races, including the ASC Championships where he finished 15th overall after running a 28:31.76... Placed 21st at the Texas-Tyler Invitational running a 29:12 in the 8K...Fastest 8K time of the season came at the Memphis Twilight (27:04.99). Conway High School Named All-Conference as a senior...Ran a season-best 16:45 in the 5K...Posted a 17:00 in the 5K Chili Pepper Run...Helped the Wampus Cats finish as state runnerup his sophomore and junior year...Helped team to four straight conference championships. Personal Son of Clayton Jones and Melanie Strozyk...Majoring in Biology.

2010 Arkansas Tech Twilight (4-mile) Texas-Tyler Invitational (8K) Memphis Twilight (8K) Rhodes College Invitational (8K) ASC Championships (8K) NCAA III Regionals (8K) Career-Best Times 8K: 4-mile:

22:29.28 (25th) 29:12 (21st) 27:04.99 (130th) 27:49 (33rd) 28:31.76 (15th) 27:57 (98th)

27:04.99 22:29.28

Personality Profile Interest/Hobbies: Outdoor activities: hiking, kayaking, swimming One Word That Describes Me: Determined My Prized Possession: My truck Favorite Food: Spaghetti My Pre-Game Ritual: Lucky Socks Favorite TV Show: Still Standing Most Proud Of: Not being proud Most Famous Person I’ve Met: Joe Galloway Person I Would like to Hang out with for a Day: Marilyn Monroe Favorite Cross Country Memory: Regionals my freshman year My Best Non-Athletic Talent: Writing Movie Character I’d Like To Play: James Bond Dream Vacation Spot: Deserted island in the Bahamas Favorite Web Site: YouTube Favorite Song: Til My Last Day by Justin Moore Best Job I’ve Had: None Moment In History I’d Liked To Have Witnessed: Jesus Favorite 2012 Olympic Moment: Women’s Volleyball

Sophomore Profile Robert ELDER

Ozark, Ark. Subiaco Academy Sophomore

2011 (Freshman) Competed in all six meets...Ran a 32:03.85 at the 8K ASC Championships...Finished 13th at the Arkansas D-III Championships and 16th at the Ozarks Inviatioanal...Competed in the NCAA III South/Southeast Regional. Subiaco Academy Named All-District, team captain and team MVP his senior season...Finished 12th at the the Magazine Invitational, running a 19:24 in the 5K...Ran a 19:30 and finished 7th at the 4-4A conference 5K meet.

2011 Brooks Memphis Twilight (4-mile) Ozarks Invitational (8K) Watson Ford Invitational (8K) Arkansas D-III Championship (4.1-mile) ASC Championships (8K) NCAA III Regionals (8K) Career-Best Times 8K: 4-mile:

Personality Profile Interest/Hobbies: Running One Word That Describes Me: Awesome My Prized Possession: Sports Cards Favorite Food: Pizza My Pre-Game Ritual: Stretch Favorite TV Show: The Big Bang Theory Most Proud Of: My team Most Famous Person I’ve Met: Coach Hull 32:03.85 Person I Would like to Hang out with for a Day: 27:24.02 Favorite Cross Country Memory: Eating at Dick’s My Best Non-Athletic Talent: Buying and selling stuff Movie Character I’d Like To Play: Flash Dream Vacation Spot: Anywhere north Favorite Web Site: Facebook Favorite Song: Anything Best Job I’ve Had: Post Office Moment In History I’d Liked To Have Witnessed: Watching Steve Prefontaine Favorite 2012 Olympic Moment: Women’s Sand Volleyball

27:24.02 (186th) 33:38 (16th) 32:23.35 (57th) 25:18.60 (13th) 32:03.85 (64th) 36:28.9 (171th)

Personal Son of Robert and Laura Elder...Majoring in Physical Education.

Newcomer Profiles Nick CONARD

Southlake, Texas Carroll HS Freshman

Son of Scott and Sarah Conard...Undeclared major. Personality Profile Interest/Hobbies: Running and drawing One Word That Describes Me: Ostentatious My Prized Possession: Nothing Favorite Food: McDonalds chicken nuggets My Pre-Game Ritual: Stretch and think positive Favorite TV Show: Adventure Time Most Proud Of: Winning state inguard Most Famous Person I’ve Met: No one Person I Would like to Hang out with for a Day: Inventor of Twinkies Favorite Cross Country Memory: Just started My Best Non-Athletic Talent: Drawing Movie Character I’d Like To Play: Shrek Dream Vacation Spot: Columbia Favorite Web Site: Tumblr Favorite Song: Crystalize by Lindsey Sterling Best Job I’ve Had: Krispy Kreme Moment In History I’d Liked To Have Witnessed: Beginning of time Favorite 2012 Olympic Moment: I didn’t watch

Bryant FORD

Kaufman, Texas Kaufman HS Sophomore

Kaufman High School Qualified for regionals his senior season...Helped team qualify for state twice during his prep career...Helped team to a district championship and a regional runnerup finish his junior and senior year. Son of Amanda Heary and Heath Ford...Majoring in General Business. Personality Profile Interest/Hobbies: Tennis, baseball, basketball One Word That Describes Me: Dedicated My Prized Possession: Favorite Food: Steak My Pre-Game Ritual: Favorite TV Show: Tosh.O Most Proud Of: Most Famous Person I’ve Met: Person I Would like to Hang out with for a Day: Roger Federer Favorite Cross Country Memory: Running in the state meet Dream Vacation Spot: Australia Favorite Web Site: YouTube Favorite Song: Best Job I’ve Had: Moment In History I’d Liked To Have Witnessed: Birth of Jesus Favorite 2012 Olympic Moment: Team USA easily winning gold in basketball

Will HOLIFIELD Rogers, Ark. Rogers HS Freshman

Son of Jeff and Dawn Holifield...Music major. Personality Profile Interest/Hobbies: Dancing in the rain with William Mecham and having pillow fights One Word That Describes Me: Dark and mysterious My Prized Possession: My banjo Favorite Food: Waffles with chocolate chips My Pre-Game Ritual: Sit around a campfire listening to “Princes of the Universe” by Queen Favorite TV Show: Dragonball Z Most Proud Of: 4:00 pm Most Famous Person I’ve Met: Brian Hull Person I Would like to Hang out with for a Day: Cheech and Chong or Jesus Favorite Cross Country Memory: Hotels My Best Non-Athletic Talent: Movie Character I’d Like To Play: Ash Ketchums in the live action Pokemon movie Dream Vacation Spot: Favorite Web Site: Favorite Song: Best Job I’ve Had: Moment In History I’d Liked To Have Witnessed: Favorite 2012 Olympic Moment: All the girl’s gymnastics

Newcomer Profiles Chase KARNSTADT Austin, Texas Lake Travis HS Freshman

Son of Carny and Sandy Karnstadt...Undeclared major. Personality Profile Interest/Hobbies: Skydiving, wake boarding, swimming One Word That Describes Me: Energetic My Prized Possession: State Ring Favorite Food: Raw oysters My Pre-Game Ritual: Get hydrated and focus on my goals Favorite TV Show: Lost, Stargate Universe Most Proud Of: My team Most Famous Person I’ve Met: Trent Ueunten Person I Would like to Hang out with for a Day: Jesus Favorite Cross Country Memory: My first run with the team My Best Non-Athletic Talent: Creative thinking Movie Character I’d Like To Play: James Bond Dream Vacation Spot: Space Favorite Web Site: Facebook Favorite Song: Drive by Incubus Best Job I’ve Had: Camp Counselor Moment In History I’d Liked To Have Witnessed: The future Favorite 2012 Olympic Moment: When the United States won volleyball

William MECHAM

Sapulpa, Okla. Home School Freshman

Son of Travis and Viera Mecham...Business Administration major. Personality Profile Interest/Hobbies: Being awesome One Word That Describes Me: My Prized Possession: Favorite Food: My Pre-Game Ritual: Favorite TV Show: Most Proud Of: Most Famous Person I’ve Met: Person I Would like to Hang out with for a Day: Steve Prefontaine Favorite Cross Country Memory: My Best Non-Athletic Talent: Irresistibility Movie Character I’d Like To Play: William Mecham, myself Dream Vacation Spot: Favorite Web Site: Favorite Song: Best Job I’ve Had: Moment In History I’d Liked To Have Witnessed: Favorite 2012 Olympic Moment: When they broke the 1:47 in the 500m

Women’s Roster & Preview Women’s Team Using Momentum To Help Build Tradition

L to R: Head Coach Brian Hull, Seanan Heaney, Sara Sisemore, Kara Willbanks and Cindy Henriquez. Samantha Sparks

Bella Vista, AR (Bentonville HS)

Kara Willbanks

Fort Smith, AR (Southside HS)

Jordyn Ferrell

West Fork, AR (West Fork HS)

Shelby Baker

Cove, AR (Wickes HS)

Cindy Henriquez

Little Rock, AR (Episcopal Collegiate)

Elly Eibes

Burlington, IA (Burlington Community HS)

Seanan Heaney

Derry, Ireland (Lumen Christi College)

Sara Sisemore

Deer, AR (Deer HS)

With the momentum from last season’s success still pushing them forward, the women’s cross country team is eyeing a fast finish for the fall. The Lady Eagles are looking to capitalize off last season’s late success. Ozarks finished seventh in the ASC Championships in 2011, the highest finish for the team since 2006. Head Coach Brian Hull hopes the women’s side can parallel the consistency seen on the men’s side over the past few seasons. The team will include both returners and some fresh faces. “Having a pretty good nucleus that could be together for more than one year is going to be incredibly important for the women,” said Hull. “We have a good amount of younger runners coming in with the ability to work with upperclassmen, and there’s going to be a good opportunity to compete in the ASC by the time we get to the Conference Championships in October.” Hull is expecting a big year out of junior Kara Willbanks. Willbanks, a native of Fort Smith, Ark., finished sixth in last fall’s Arkansas D-III Championships and is looking to have even greater success this season. Senior Samantha Sparks returns for her senior season after being among the top runners in the program the last two years. “We’re in a great place,” said Hull. “I think we’ve built a great tradition in the last four or five years now.”

Senior Profile Samantha SPARKS

Bella Vista, Ark. Bentonville HS Senior

2011 (Junior) Had a pair of top-10 finishes...Ran a personal-best and the seventh-fastest time in school history (21:46) at the 5K Ozarks Invitational, finishing 8th overall...Was 5th at the 5K Arkansas D-III Championships running a 21:50.80...Finished 56th at the ASC Championships... Member of the ASC All-Academic Team. 2010 (Sophomore) Posted a personal best 26:54 at the 6K NCAA III regionals...Finished 46th at the ASC Champoinships after running a 27:46.48 in the 6K...Both NCAA III regional and ASC Championship times rank her in the top-10 in 6K performances at Ozarks...Ran a 27:50.63 at the Texas-Tyler Invitational for a 33rd place finish.... Owns school record in 2-mile with a time of 13:41.89 at the Arkansas Tech Twilight.

2010 Ark. Tech Twilight (2-mile) Texas-Tyler Invitational (6K) Memphis Twilight (5K) Rhodes College Invitational (6K) ASC Championships (6K) NCAA III Regionals (6K)

13:41.89 (26th) 27:50.63 (33rd) 22:08.21 (190th) 26:56 (59th) 27:46.48 (46th) 26:54 (142nd)

2011 Brooks Memphis Twilight (5K) Ozarks Invitational (5K) Watson Ford Invitational (6K) Arkansas D-III Championship (5K) ASC Championships (6K) NCAA III Regionals (6K)

23:56.61 (171st) 21:46 (8th) 28:01.31 (41st) 21:50.80 (5th) 28:00.12 (56th) 29:26.9 (176th)

Career-Best Times 5K: 6K: 2-mile:

21:46 26:54 13:41.89

Bentonville High School Ran on the cross country team. Personal Daughter of Tricia Sparks...Majoring in Physical Education.

Junior Profile Kara WILLBANKS Fort Smith, Ark. Southside HS Junior

2011 (Sophomore) Finished 6th at the 5K Arkansas D-III Championships running a 22:10.0...Posted a 22:29 in the 5K Ozarks Invitational, good enough for 11th place...Competed in the ASC Championships and NCAA III South/Southeast Regional...Member of the ASC All-Academic Team. Southside High School Played on the soccer team. Personal Daughter of Scott and Doris Willbanks...Majoring in Physical Education.

2011 Brooks Memphis Twilight (5K) Ozarks Invitational (5K) Watson Ford Invitational (6K) Arkansas D-III Championship (5K) ASC Championships (6K) NCAA III Regionals (6K) Career-Best Times 5K: 6K:

27:30.21 (200th) 22:29 (11th) 31:48.82 (67th) 22:10.00 (6th) 28:06.64 (58th) 28:08.3 (150th)

22:10.0 28:06.64

Personality Profile Interest/Hobbies: Reading, being outdoors, hiking, bike riding, playing soccer, ultimate frisbee, racquetball, and many other sports, taking pictures (especially of sports) One Word That Describes Me: Extroverted My Prized Possession: Favorite Food: Chicken Alfredo My Pre-Game Ritual: I don’t really have one Favorite TV Show: Lie To Me Most Proud Of: Finishing the Little Rock Half Marathon Most Famous Person I’ve Met: Sadly I have not really met a famous person Person I Would Like To Hang Out With For A Day: Probably Betty White. Who wouldn’t want to spend a day with her? Favorite Cross Country Memory: My favorite memory is a collection of memories including all of the trips we took on the way to races and good times we have had My Best Non-Athletic Talent: Singing (definitely a choir and not a solo) Movie Character I’d like to Play: Angelina Jolie character in the movie Salt Dream Vacation Spot: Somewhere out of the country since I have never left the country; No preference as long as it has awesome sight seeing, natural beauty, and interesting activities that I can do every day I am there Favorite Web Site: Stumble Upon, because it opens your eyes to all the awesome websites that are out there Favorite Song: Just The Way You Are by Bruno Mars Best Job I’ve Had: A Church Camp Counselor at Ferncliff Camp and Conference Center in Little Rock Moment In History I’d Liked To Have Witnessed: Favorite 2012 Olympic Moment: 4X100 relay that the women took gold in

Newcomer Profiles Shelby BAKER

Cover, Ark. Wickes HS Freshman

Elly EIBES

Burlington, IA Burlington Comm. HS Freshman

Jordyn FERRELL

West Fork, Ark. West Fork HS Senior

Daughter of Scott and Shauna Gillbraith...Majoring in Biology and Music.

Daughter of Kevin and Libby Eibes...Majoring in Biology.

Daughter of David and Kelly Ferrell...Majoring in Physical Education.

Personality Profile Interest/Hobbies: Being crafty, making things with duct tape, swimming One Word That Describes Me: Vivacious My Prized Possession: My laptop Favorite Food: Gluten free chicken spaghetti My Pre-Game Ritual: Singing a song that gets me pumped up Favorite TV Show: How I Met Your Mother Most Proud Of: That I was able to run four miles without stopping Most Famous Person I’ve Met: Drew Barrymore Person I Would like to Hang out with for a Day: Reba McEntire Favorite Cross Country Memory: Since this is my first year, I’m just now making memories My Best Non-Athletic Talent: My superhero abilities Movie Character I’d Like To Play: Annie from the movie Annie Dream Vacation Spot: Alaska Favorite Web Site: duckbrand.com Favorite Song: A Fact of Life by Fact Best Job I’ve Had: Cossatott State Park Moment In History I’d Liked To Have Witnessed: When cavemen were alive Favorite 2012 Olympic Moment: When Soni beat the world record then later beat her own time

Personality Profile Interest/Hobbies: Tennis, Vegan One Word That Describes Me: Special My Prized Possession: Cell phone Favorite Food: Corn My Pre-Game Ritual: Listening to music Favorite TV Show: The Big Bang Theory Most Proud Of: My brother Most Famous Person I’ve Met: Lady Antebellum Person I Would like to Hang out with for a Day: Andre Aggassi Favorite Cross Country Memory: Running in the rain My Best Non-Athletic Talent: Solving a Rubic’s cube Movie Character I’d Like To Play: Bridget from 8 Simple Rules Dream Vacation Spot: Bahamas Favorite Web Site: Facebook Favorite Song: Amazing Grace Best Job I’ve Had: Subway Favorite 2012 Olympic Moment: When Michael Phelps won the most medals

Personality Profile Interest/Hobbies: Reading, anything outdoors One Word That Describes Me: Persistent My Prized Possession: My family Favorite Food: Anything Mexican! My Pre-Game Ritual: Listen to music Favorite TV Show: Amazing Race Most Proud Of: My grades Most Famous Person I’ve Met: Taylor Swift Person I Would Like To Hang Out With For A Day: Marilyn Monroe Favorite Cross Country Memory: 6 a.m. practices…. NOT! My Best Non-Athletic Talent: Being Crafty! Movie Character I’d Like To Play: “Alice” from Alice in Wonderland Dream Vacation Spot: Fiji Favorite Web Site: Pinterest Favorite Song: Depends on the day Best Job I’ve Had: Mowing for my dad Moment In History I’d Liked To Have Witnessed: Any of Jesus’ Miracles in the Old Testament Favorite 2012 Olympic Moment: Ryan Lochte

Newcomer Profiles Seanan HEANEY

Derry, Ireland Lumen Christi College Senior

Cindy HENRIQUEZ

Little Rock, Ark. Episcopal Collegiate Freshman

Sara SISEMORE Deer, Ark. Deer HS Sophomore

Daughter of Raymond and Siobhan Heaney...Marketing major.

Daughter of Manuel and Lillian Henriquez...Undeclared major.

Daughter of Rachel Stone and Shawn Sisemore...Business Education major.

Personality Profile Interest/Hobbies: Gaelic Football One Word That Describes Me: Needy (In a good way) My Prized Possession: My Passport! Favorite Food: Potatoes My Pre-Game Ritual: Anything that takes my mind off the butterflies Favorite TV Show: Grey’s Anatomy Most Proud Of: My wee sister, the Olympic Ambassador, she’s famous Most Famous Person I’ve Met: My sister Person I Would Like To Hang Out With For A Day: Tommy Bowe My Best Non-Athletic Talent: I’m a really good Tin Whistler Movie Character I’d Like To Play: Catwoman Dream Vacation Spot: Hawaii Favorite Web Site: Google Favorite Song: The Tallest Man on Earth – Love is all Best Job I’ve Had: PR Assistant Moment In History I’d Liked To Have Witnessed: When St. Patrick banished all the snakes from Ireland Favorite 2012 Olympic Moment: Seeing Jessica Ennis win Olympic Gold in the Heptathlon

Personality Profile Interest/Hobbies: Horseback riding and artistic activities One Word That Describes Me: Spontaneous My Prized Possession: My car Favorite Food: Alfredo My Pre-Game Ritual: Thinking positive Favorite TV Show: CSI Most Proud Of: Completing everything I had to do to get into college Person I Would like to Hang out with for a Day: The president Favorite Cross Country Memory: Being pushed at practices My Best Non-Athletic Talent: Drawing Movie Character I’d Like To Play: James Bond Dream Vacation Spot: Hawaii Favorite Web Site: Pinterest Favorite Song: My Kind of Crazy by Brantley Gilbert Best Job I’ve Had: Never been employed Moment In History I’d Liked To Have Witnessed: Martin Luther King’s speech “I Have a Dream” Favorite 2012 Olympic Moment: I didn’t watch

Personality Profile Interest/Hobbies: Horseback riding, dirt bike riding, reading, running One Word That Describes Me: Smart My Prized Possession: My meya that a friend made for me Favorite Food: Strawberries My Pre-Game Ritual: Stretching Favorite TV Show: The Big Bang Theory Most Proud Of: Trail Person I Would like to Hang out with for a Day: My dad Favorite Cross Country Memory: Hanging out with team My Best Non-Athletic Talent: Being a fast reader Movie Character I’d Like To Play: Liam Nelson Dream Vacation Spot: India Favorite Web Site: Pinterest Favorite Song: Seven Night In Eire by Reckless Kelly Best Job I’ve Had: Teaching at a Boy Scout Camp Moment In History I’d Liked To Have Witnessed: Favorite 2012 Olympic Moment: Didn’t watch it

2011 Menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Season Review Nick Brill Arkansas D-III Championship (4.1-mile) 26:15.40 (17th) ASC Championships (8K) 32:27.65 (69th) Ian Bryan Arkansas D-III Championship (4.1-mile) 25:50.50 (14th) ASC Championships (8K) 33:30.81 (75th) Tristan Cooper Brooks Memphis Twilight (4-mile) Ozarks Invitational (8K) Watson Ford Invitational (8K) Arkansas D-III Championship (4.1-mile) ASC Championships (8K) NCAA III Regionals (8K)

21:57.46 (61st) 26:48 (2nd) 26:55.59 (5th) 21:37.50 (3rd) 26:42.35 (5th) 28:11.2 (50th)

Zach Doty Brooks Memphis Twilight (4-mile) Ozarks Invitational (8K) Watson Ford Invitational (8K) Arkansas D-III Championship (4.1-mile) ASC Championships (8K)

27:57.44 (191st) 33:24 (15th) 34:48.19 (79th) 26:25.90 (18th) 33:08.40 (73rd)

Robert Elder Brooks Memphis Twilight (4-mile) Ozarks Invitational (8K) Watson Ford Invitational (8K) Arkansas D-III Championship (4.1-mile) ASC Championships (8K) NCAA III Regionals (8K)

27:24.02 (186th) 33:38 (16th) 32:23.35 (57th) 25:18.60 (13th) 32:03.85 (64th) 36:28.9 (171th)

Matt Friant Brooks Memphis Twilight (4-mile) 22:49.63 (94th) Ozarks Invitational (8K) 27:22 (3rd) Watson Ford Invitational (8K) 27:53.06 (16th) Arkansas D-III Championship (4.1-mile) 21:58.60 (6th) ASC Championships (8K) 27:07.78 (10th) NCAA III Regionals (8K) 28:02.7 (47th)

Max Hilgendorf Brooks Memphis Twilight (4-mile) Ozarks Invitational (8K) Watson Ford Invitational (8K) Arkansas D-III Championship (4.1-mile) ASC Championships (8K) NCAA III Regionals (8K)

25:37.79 (177th) 31:27 (10th) 33:44.48 (69th) 24:57.30 (12th) 31:20.90 (58th) 33:14.4 (164th)

David James Brooks Memphis Twilight (4-mile) 22:53.34 (97th) Ozarks Invitational (8K) 27:30 (4th) Arkansas D-III Championship (4.1-mile) 21:42.50 (4th) ASC Championships (8K) 26:50.06 (7th) NCAA III Regionals (8K) 27:40.6 (33rd) Freddy Prince Arkansas D-III Championship (4.1-mile) 25:53.70 (15th) ASC Championships (8K) 32:23.59 (67th) Jeremy Provence Brooks Memphis Twilight (4-mile) 22:18.27 (78th) Ozarks Invitational (8K) 26:26 (1st) Watson Ford Invitational (8K) 26:45.16 (3rd) Arkansas D-III Championship (4.1-mile) 21:10.90 (1st) ASC Championships (8K) 25:54.19 (2nd) NCAA III Regionals (8K) 26:46.3 (11th) Trent Ueunten Brooks Memphis Twilight (4-mile) 24:33.26 (159th) Ozarks Invitational (8K) 31:18 (9th) Watson Ford Invitational (8K) 30:29.68 (38th) Arkansas D-III Championship (4.1-mile) 24:03.90 (10th) ASC Championships (8K) 29:36.21 (36th) NCAA III Regionals (8K) 30:44.5 (120th)

Team Results Brooks Memphis Twilight, 4-mile Sep. 3 @ Memphis, TN (15 of 22 teams, 405 pts.) Ozarks Invitational, 8K Oct. 1 @ Clarksville, AR (1 of 3 teams, 19 pts.) Watson Ford Invitational, 8K Oct. 7 @ Clinton, MS (3 of 15 teams, 111 pts.) Arkansas D-III Championship, 4.1-mile Oct. 19 @ Clarksville, AR (1 of 2 teams, 24 pts.) ASC Championships, 8K Oct. 29 @ Seguin, TX (2 of 14 teams, 52 pts.) NCAA III Regionals, 8K Nov. 12 @ Seguin, TX (10 of 23 teams, 261 pts.) 2011 ASC Championships - 8K Team Results 1. UT Tyler (22) 2. University of the Ozarks (52) 3. McMurry (84) 4. Mississippi College (103) 5. East Texas Baptist (144) 6. LeTourneau (167) 7. UT Dallas (184) 8. Concordia-Texas (229) 9. Howard Payne University (234) 10. Hardin Simmons (273) 11. Louisiana College (295) Sul Ross State (2 finishers) Schreiner (3 finishers) Centenary (DNS) 2011 ASC Runners of the Week Oct. 24 Jeremy Provence Oct. 17 Nick Meyers Oct. 10 Jeremy Provence Oct. 3 Jeff Chandler Sept. 27 Jeff Chandler Sept. 19 Peter Martin Sept. 12 Ross Renfroe Tino Gonzalez Sept. 6 Tristan Cooper

Ozarks East Texas Baptist Ozarks Texas-Tyler Texas-Tyler LeTourneau Texas-Tyler Mississippi College Ozarks

Menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Program Records Distance Records 8K Time Runner 25:54.19 Jeremy Provence 25:57.84 David James 26:02 Brandon Johnson 26:07 Tristan Cooper 26:22.41 Tristan Cooper 26:24 David James 26:26 Jeremy Provence 26:31 Brian Hull 26:40.15 Matt Friant 26:42.35 Tristan Cooper 26:42 Brian Hull 26:45.16 Jeremy Provence 26:46 Tristan Cooper 26:46.3 Jeremy Provence 26:47 Brian Hull 26:48 Tristan Cooper 26:50.06 David James 26:52 David James 26:52.47 Tristan Cooper 26:55.59 Tristan Cooper 27:04.05 David James 27:04.99 Calvin Jones 27:07.78 Matt Friant 27:08.68 David James 27:12.4 David James 27:13 Matt Friant 27:22 Matt Friant 27:30 David James 27:38 William Shoemate 27:40.6 David James 27:40.52 David James 27:45 David James 27:45 Chad Kingston 27:49 Calvin Jones 27:49.54 David James 27:53.06 Matt Friant 27:53.22 Tristan Cooper 27:54.18 Matt Friant

Race ASC Championships Memphis Twilight ASC Championships NCAA III Regional Memphis Twilight NCAA III Regional Ozarks Invitational Lyon College Memphis Twilight ASC Championships Bob Gravett Invitational Watson Ford Invitational Rhodes College Invitational NCAA III Regional Lyon College Invitational Ozarks Invitational ASC Championships Rhodes College Invitational ASC Championships Watson Ford Invitational UALR Open Memphis Twilight ASC Championships ASC Championships ASC Championships Rhodes College Invitational Ozarks Invitational Ozarks Invitational ASC Championships NCAA III Regional Lyon College Invitational Lambuth Invitational Lyon College Invitational Rhodes College Invitational Harding Univ. Bison Stampede Watson Ford Invitational Lyon College Invitational ASC Championships

Location Date Seguin, TX Oct. 29, 2011 Memphis, TN Sep. 25, 2010 Brownwood, TX Oct. 26, 1996 Memphis, TN Nov. 13, 2010 Memphis, TN Sep. 25, 2010 Memphis, TN Nov. 13, 2010 Clarksville, AR Oct. 1, 2011 Batesville, AR Oct. 21, 1998 Memphis, TN Sep. 25, 2010 Seguin, TX Oct. 29, 2011 Arkadelphia, AR Sep. 12, 1998 Clinton, MS Oct. 7, 2011 Memphis, TN Oct. 2, 2010 Seguin, TX Nov. 12, 2011 Batesville, AR Oct. 3, 1997 Clarksville, AR Oct. 1, 2011 Seguin, TX Oct. 29, 2011 Memphis, TN Oct. 2, 2010 Tyler, TX Oct. 30, 2010 Clinton, MS Oct. 7, 2011 Little Rock, AR Sep. 27, 2008 Memphis, TN Sep. 25, 2010 Seguin, TX Oct. 29, 2011 Tyler, TX Oct. 3, 2010 Seguin, TX Nov. 1, 2008 Memphis, TN Oct. 2, 2010 Clarksville, AR Oct. 1, 2011 Clarksville, AR Oct. 1, 2011 Brownwood, TX Oct. 26, 1996 Seguin, TX Nov. 12, 2011 Searcy, AR Oct. 2, 2008 Jackson, TN Oct. 15, 2008 Batesville, AR Oct. 3, 1997 Memphis, TN Oct. 2, 2010 Searcy, AR Oct. 10, 2009 Clinton, MS Oct. 7, 2011 Searcy, AR Oct. 2, 2008 Tyler, TX Oct. 30, 2010

ASC Championships Year 1996 (5-mile) 1997 (8K) 1998 (8K) 1999 (8K) 2000 (8K) 2001 (8K) 2002 (8K) 2003 (8K) 2004 (8K) 2005 (8K) 2006 (8K) 2007 (8K) 2008 (8K) 2009 (8K) 2010 (8K) 2011 (8K)

Finish Points 1st 44 3rd 70 4th 103 6th 164 5th 125 5th 120 Individual only 5th 121 7th 182 8th 240 9th 227 9th 216 4th 146 4th 109 2nd 51 2nd 52

Team Championships (5-mile) American Southwest Conference Championships Oct. 26, 1996 @ Brownwood, TX Runner Time Finish Score Brandon Johnson 26:02.4 2nd 2 William Shoemate 27:38.1 4th 4 T.J. Johnson 28:22.2 7th 7 Ricky Armstrong 29:41.3 8th 8 Eric Smith 30:14.9 10th 10 Matt Young 33:04.5 13th 13 Total Points: 44 Top 5 Finishers: 31 pts. ASC Team Championships Ozarks (1996) Mississippi College (1997, 1998, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2009) McMurry (1999, 2000) Texas-Tyler (2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011)

Menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Program Records 27:55 27:57 27:59.0 28:02 28:02.7 28:04 28:05 28:08 28:09 28:10 28:10 28:11.2 28:15 28:22 28:23 28:25 28:26 28:26 28:27 28:31.76 28:32 28:34.06 28:34 28:36.44 28:37 28:46.80 28:50 28:54 28:55 28:58 29:00.09 29:03 29:05 29:12 29:18.63 29:22 29:23 29:24.8 29:27.45 29:29.45 29:32

Calvin Scharf Calvin Jones Tristan Cooper Tristan Cooper Matt Friant Tristan Cooper Matt Friant Michael Sparkes Tristan Cooper Matt Friant David James Tristan Cooper Brandon Johnson T.J. Johnson Michael Sparkes Tristan Cooper David James Brian Hull Brian Hull Calvin Jones Ryan Twiggs Tristian Cooper Brandon Johnson David James Calvin Scharf Tristan Cooper Michael Sparkes Tristan Cooper Brian Hull Calvin Scharf Calvin Scharf David James Brian Hull Calvin Jones Jeremy Provence Ricky Armstrong Michael Sparkes Jeremy Provence Trent Ueunten Michael Sparkes Chad Kingston

Memphis Twilight NCAA III Regional ASC Championships Rhodes College Invitational NCAA III Regional Lambuth Invitational NCAA III Championships Bob Gravette Invitational Texas-Tyler Invitational Texas-Tyler Invitational Rhodes College Invitational NCAA III Regional NAIA Regionals ASC Championships Ouachita Baptist Texas-Tyler Invitational NCAA III Regional Lyon College Invitational Ouachita Baptist ASC Championships Lyon College Invitational UALR Open NAIA National Championships ASC Championships NCAA III Regional ASC Championships Lyon College Invitational NCAA III Regional Arkansas Tech Invitational Rhodes College Invitational ASC Championships Bob Gravett Invitational ASC Championships Texas-Tyler Invitational Memphis Twilight NA Lyon College ASC Championships Memphis Twilight Hendrix Orange Crush ASC Championships

Memphis, TN Memphis, TN Seguin, TX Memphis, AR Seguin, TX Jackson, TN Memphis, TN Arkadelphia, AR Tyler, TX Tyler, TX Memphis, AR Seguin, TX Irving, TX Brownwood, TX Arkadelphia, AR Tyler, TX Guilford, NC Batesville, AR Arkadelphia, AR Tyler, TX Batesville, AR Little Rock, AR Kenosha, WI Clinton, MS Memphis, TN Clinton, MS Batesville, AR Guilford, NC Russellville, AR Memphis, TN Tyler, TX Arkadelphia, AR Clinton, MS Tyler, TX Memphis, TN

Sep. 25, 2010 Nov. 13, 2010 Nov. 1, 2008 Sep. 26, 2009 Nov. 12, 2011 Oct. 15, 2008 Nov. 13, 2010 Sep. 11, 1999 Sep. 11, 2010 Sep. 11, 2010 Sep. 26, 2009 Nov. 12, 2011 Nov. 5, 1996 Oct. 26, 1996 Sep. 11, 1999 Sep. 11, 2010 Nov. 14, 2009 Oct. 3, 1997 Sep. 13, 1997 Oct. 30, 2010 Oct. 3, 1997 Sep. 27, 2008 Nov. 16, 1996 Oct. 31, 2009 Nov. 13, 2010 Oct. 31, 2009 Sep. 28, 2001 Nov. 14, 2009 Sep. 20, 1997 Oct. 2, 2010 Oct. 30, 2010 Sep. 23, 2008 Nov. 11, 1998 Sep. 11, 2010 Sep. 25, 2010

Batesville, AR Seguin, TX Memphis, TN Conway, AR Longview, TX

Sep. 27, 2002 Nov. 1, 2008 Sep. 25, 2010 Sep. 22, 2001 Oct. 27, 2001

Team Championships (5-mile) ASC Championships, Oct. 26, 1996 Total Points: 44 Team Championships (8K) Hendrix College Orange Crush, Sep. 20, 2003 Total Points: 30 Hendrix College Orange Crush, Oct. 18, 2003 Total Points: 27 Arkansas Tech Invitational, Sep. 13, 1997 Ozarks Invitational, Oct. 1, 2011 Total Points: 19 Team Championships (4.1-mile) Arkansas D-III Championships, Oct. 19, 2011 Total Points: 24

1996 ASC Championship Team Pictured: (L to R) William Shoemate, Brandon Johnson, Eric Smith, TJ Johnson, Ricky Armstrong and Matt Young

Menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Program Records 29:36.21 Trent Ueunten 29:41 Ricky Armstrong 29:45 Michael Sparkes 29:45.32 Trent Ueunten 29:47.55 Michael Sparkes 29:48 Calvin Scharf 29:49 Trent Ueunten 29:53 Michael Sparkes 29:57 Brian Hull 29:57 Tristian Cooper 29:57 Jeremy Provence 29:58 Michael Sparkes 29:58.92 Jeremy Provence

ASC Championships ASC Championships Rhodes College Invitational ASC Championships ASC Championships Texas-Tyler Invitational NCAA III Regional Bob Gravette Invitational Bob Gravette Invitational Bob Gravett Invitational Rhodes College Invitational Hendrix College Orange Crush UALR Open

Seguin, TX Brownwood, TX Memphis, TN Tyler, TX Clinton, MS Tyler, TX Memphis, TN Arkadelphia, AR Arkadelphia, AR Arkadelphia, AR Memphis, TN Conway, AR Little Rock, AR

Oct. 29, 2011 Oct. 26, 1996 Oct. 7, 2000 Oct. 30, 2010 Oct. 27, 2001 Sep. 11, 2010 Nov. 13, 2010 Sep. 9, 2000 Sep. 11, 1999 Sep. 23, 2008 Sep. 26, 2009 Sep. 21, 2002 Sep. 27, 2008

5-Mile 26:02.4

Brandon Johnson

ASC Championships

Brownwood, TX

Oct. 26, 1996

4-Mile 21:11.01 21:28.83 21:51.58 21:57.46 22:10.40 22:18 22:20 22:29 22:32 22:37 22:38 22:47.59 22:49.63 22:53.34

Tristan Cooper David James Tristan Cooper Tristan Cooper Matt Friant Jeremy Provence David James Calvin Jones Calvin Scharf Lee Goble Tristan Cooper David James Matt Friant David James

Arkansas Tech Twilight Arkansas Tech Twilight Arkansas Tech Twilight Memphis Twilight Arkansas Tech Twilight Memphis Twilight Arkansas Tech Twilight Arkansas Tech Twilight Arkansas Tech Twilight Arkansas Tech Twilight Arkansas Tech Twilight Arkansas Tech Twilight Memphis Twilight Memphis Twilight

Russellville, AR Russellville, AR Russellville, AR Memphis, TN Russellville, AR Memphis, TN Russellville, AR Russellville, AR Russellville, AR Russellville, AR Russellville, AR Russellville, AR Memphis, TN Memphis, TN

Sep. 10, 2009 Sep. 10, 2009 Sep. 3, 2010 Sep. 3, 2011 Sep. 3, 2010 Sep. 3, 2011 Aug. 29, 2008 Sep. 3, 2010 Sep. 3, 2010 Aug. 29, 2008 Aug. 29, 2008 Sep. 3, 2010 Sep. 3, 2011 Sep. 3, 2011

4.1-Mile 21:10.90 21:37.50 21:42.50 21:58.60

Jeremy Provence Tristan Cooper David James Matt Friant

Arkansas D-III Championships Arkansas D-III Championships Arkansas D-III Championships Arkansas D-III Championships

Clarksville, AR Clarksville, AR Clarksville, AR Clarksville, AR

Oct. 19, 2011 Oct. 19, 2011 Oct. 19, 2011 Oct. 19, 2011

Brandon Johnson Eric Smith William Shoemate TJ Johnson

Arkansas Tech Twilight Arkansas Tech Twilight Arkansas Tech Twilight Arkansas Tech Twilight

Russellville, AR Russellville, AR Russellville, AR Russellville, AR

Sep. 13, 1997 Sep. 13, 1997 Sep. 13, 1997 Sep. 13, 1997

4.4-Mile 24:47 27:47 28:26 28:39 22

Regional Participation NAIA Regionals 8K @ Irving, Texas Brandon Johnson

28:15 (15 of 95)

NCAA Regionals 8K @ Seguin, Texas - 2008 David James Tristan Cooper Jeremy Provence

27:55.7 (74 of 152) 28:35.5 (97 of 152) 30:22.7 (135 of 152)

8K @ Greensboro, North Carolina - 2009 David James 28:26 (27 of 174) Tristan Cooper 28:54 (41 of 174) Jeremy Provence 30:31 (90 of 174) 8K @ Memphis, Tennessee - 2010 Tristan Cooper David James Calvin Jones Matt Friant Calvin Scharf Trent Ueunten Jeremy Provence

26:07 (13 of 164) 26:24 (24 of 164) 27:57 (95 of 164) 28:05 (97 of 164) 28:37 (113 of 164) 29:49 (131 of 164) 30:44 (143 of 164)

8K @ Seguin, Texas - 2011 Tristan Cooper Robert Elder David James Matt Friant Max Hilgendorf Trent Ueunten Jeremy Provence

28:11.2 (50 of 174) 36:28.9 (171 of 174) 27:40.6 (33 of 174) 28:02.7 (47 of 174) 33:14.4 (164 of 174) 30:44.5 (120 of 174) 26:46.3 (11 of 174)

National Participation NAIA Nationals 8K @ Kenosha, WI - 1996 Brandon Johnson

28:34 (268 of 317)

Honors & Awards ASC Freshman of the Year 2010 Matt Friant 2008 David James

ASC Sportsmanship Athlete of the Year 2011 Zach Doty 2010 David James

All-Conference 2011 Tristan Cooper (1st team) David James (1st team) Jeremy Provence (1st team) Matt Friant (2nd team) 2010 Tristan Cooper (1st team) David James (1st team) Matt Friant (2nd team) 2009 David James (1st team) Tristan Cooper (2nd team) 2008 David James (2nd team) 2007 None 2006 None 2005 None 2004 None 2003 Zach Boatwright (2nd team) 2002 Chad Kingston (2nd team) 2001 Michael Sparkes (2nd team) Chad Kingston (2nd team) 2000 None 1999 None 1998 None 1997 Brian Hull (1st team) 1996 Brandon Johnson William Shoemate

US Track & Field & Cross Country Coaches Association

ASC Runner of the Week 2011 Tristan Cooper 2011 Jeremy Provence (twice) 2010 David James 2009 David James 1998 Brian Hull 1997 Brian Hull ASC Coach of the Year 1996 Sally Wood

USTFCCCA All-Region Team 2011 David James Jeremy Provence 2010 Tristan Cooper David James 2009 David James USTFCCCA Team Academic Award 2011 Menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Team USTFCCCA All-Academic Team 2011 Jeremy Provence NCAA III Regional Participants 2011 Tristan Cooper David James Matt Friant Trent Ueunten Max Hilgendorf Robert Elder Jeremy Provence 2010 Tristan Cooper David James Calvin Jones Matt Friant Calvin Scharf Trent Ueunten Jeremy Provence 2009 Tristan Cooper David James Jeremy Provence 2008 Tristan Cooper David James Jeremy Provence Ozarks Male Athlete of the Year 2011 David James 2010 Tristan Cooper

ASC All-Academic Team 2011 Ian Bryan Tristan Cooper Zach Doty Matt Friant Max Hilgendorf David James Freddy Prince Jeremy Provence Trent Ueunten 2010 Tristan Cooper Zach Doty David James Michael Melcher Jeremy Provence Trent Ueunten 2009 Tristan Cooper Zach Doty Lee Goble Jeremy Provence 2008 Isaac Doss Lee Goble Tyler Wilson 2007 Mike Laws Lee Short 2006 Mike Laws Lee Short 2005 Brett Hays Mark Meade 2004 Clif Cottrell David Hamilton 2003 Clif Cottrell 2002 Sam Fincher 2001 Tim Servis 2000 Matt Yetter 1999 Chance Lawless 1998 Ricky Armstrong Matt Young 1997 Ricky Armstrong Jason Jordan John Scribner Matt Young 1996 Ricky Armstrong Matt Young

Tristan Cooper

David James

Jeremy Provence

Year-By-Year Results 2011 Head Coach: Brian Hull Date Meet Sept. 3 Memphis Twilight Oct. 1 Ozarks Invitational Oct. 7 Mississippi College Inv. Oct. 19 Ark. D-III Championships Oct. 29 ASC Championships Nov. 12 NCAA III Regionals 2010 Head Coach: Brian Hull Sept. 3 Ark. Tech Twilight Sept. 11 Texas-Tyler Inv. Sept. 25 Memphis Twilight Oct. 2 Rhodes College Inv. Oct. 30 ASC Championships Nov. 13 NCAA III Regionals 2009 Head Coach: Brian Hull Sept. 5 Memphis Twilight Sept. 11 Ark. Tech Twilight Sept. 26 Rhodes College Inv. Oct. 1 Lyon College Inv. Oct. 10 Harding Stampede Oct. 31 ASC Championships Nov. 14 NCAA III Regionals 2008 Head Coach: Brian Hull Aug. 29 Ark. Tech Twilight Sept. 23 Bob Gravett Inv. Sept. 27 UALR Open Oct. 2 Lyon College Inv. Oct. 25 Lambuth Univ. Nov. 1 ASC Championships Nov. 15 NCAA III Regionals

Place 15 of 22 1 of 3 3 of 15 1 of 2 2 of 14 Individual

4 of 6 3 of 9 19 of 30 3 of 15 2 of 15 Individual

22 of 24 5 of 6 10 of 12 4 of 5 6 of 7 4 of 9 Individual

4 of 7 2 of 4 7 of 7 2 of 4 2 of 4 4 of 9 Individual

Pts. 405 19 111 24 52

125 69 480 114 51

699 123 178 81 148 109

131 154 38 35 146

2007 Head Coach: Elizabeth Caroscio Aug. 31 Ark. Tech Twilight Sept. 8 Bob Gravett Inv. Sept. 22 Hendrix Orange Crush Sept. 27 Lyon College Inv. Oct. 11 Lambuth Invitational Oct. 27 ASC Championships

6 of 6 2 of 3 4 of 4 3 of 3 2 of 9 of 9

187 51 103 62

2006 Head Coach: Elizabeth Caroscio Sept. 23 Hendrix Orange Crush Sept. 29 Lyon College Inv. Oct. 7 Memphis Twilight Oct. 17 Lambuth Invitational Oct. 28 ASC Championships

5 of 5 2 of 2 24 of 24 3 of 4 9 of 10

132 35 687 92 227

2005 Head Coach: Elizabeth Caroscio Sept. 10 Ouachita Baptist Inv. Sept. 17 Hendrix Orange Crush Sept. 30 Lyon College Inv. Oct. 15 Hendrix Warrior Class. Oct. 29 ASC Championships

4 of 4 9 of 10 NA 4 of 5 8 of 10

114 235

2004 Head Coach: Kelly Stutz Sept. 11 Ouachita Baptist Inv. Sept. 18 Hendrix Orange Crush Oct. 1 Lyon College Inv. Oct. 9 Harding University Inv. Oct. 16 Hendrix Warrior Inv. Oct. 30 ASC Championships

5 of 6 of 6 3 of 5 3 of 5 NA 7 of 7

2003 Head Coach: Jon Janssen Sept. 13 Ouachita Baptist Inv. Sept. 20 Orange Crush Inv. Sept. 26 Lyon College Inv. Oct. 4 Rhodes College Inv. Oct. 18 Hendrix College Inv. Nov. 1 ASC Championships

NA 1 of 3 2 of 4 NA 1 of 5 5 of 7

216

240

156 65 182

30 42 16 121

2002 Head Coach: Jon Janssen Sept. 14 Ouachita Baptist Inv. Sept. 21 Orange Crush Sept. 27 Lyon College Inv. Oct. 19 Hendrix College Inv. Oct. 26 ASC Championships

NA 4 of 5 116 3 of 3 67 NA Individual

2001 Head Coach: Jon Janssen Sept. 8 Ouachita Baptist Inv. Sept. 28 Lyon College Inv. Oct. 6 Rhodes College Inv. Oct. 20 Hendrix College Inv. Oct. 27 ASC Championships

10 of 12 3 of 3 NA 4 of 5 5 of 7

164 59

2000 Head Coach: Jon Janssen Sep. 9 Ouachita Baptist Inv. Oct. 7 Rhodes College Inv. Oct. 19 Hendrix College Inv. Sep. 29 Lyon College Inv. Oct. 28 ASC Championships

9 of 11 12 of 15 7 of 7 4 of 5 5 of 7

248 316 122 109 125

1999 Head Coach: Jon Janssen Sept. 11 Ouachita Baptist Inv. Sept. 24 Ark. Tech Inv. Oct. 10 Rhodes College Inv. Oct. 17 Hendrix College Inv. Oct. 30 ASC Championships

9 of 10 2 of 3 NA 2 of 3 6 of 7

282 51

1998 Head Coach: Sally Wood Sept. 12 Ouachita Baptist Inv. Sept. 25 Ark. Tech Inv. Oct. 2 Lyon College Inv. Oct. 16 Hendrix College Inv. Nov. 7 ASC Championships

NA NA NA NA 4 of 4

95 120

51 164

103

All-Time Roster A Felipe Alvarez (00-01) Ricky Armstrong (95-98) B Corey Bailey (09) Franqua Bedell (97) Zack Boatwright (03-04) Zac Bottoms (05) Jeremy Box (98) Boatwright Nick Brill (11) Ian Bryan (11) John Burgess (04-05) C Alex Chandler (08) Robert Cheatham (97-98) Kevin Cheek (00-01) Justin Chuleewah (99) Tristan Cooper (08-11) Cheatham Clif Cottrell (02-05) Nick Crider (01) D Christian Dickerson (01) Isaac Doss (07-08) Zach Doty (08-11) Kevin Duncan (99) E Ben Eakin (07) Robert Elder (11) Tom Evans (08) F Sam Fincher (02) Matt Friant (10-11)

G Brian Gardner (96) Jason Ghio (96) Lee Goble (08-09) Alex Gossett (07) Chris Grimes (06)

P Josh Patterson (03-04) Gary Perry (02) Tristan Potter (97) Freddy Prince (11) Jeremy Provence (08-11)

H David Hamilton (04) Clint Hawkins (99) Brett Hays (02, 05) Max Hilgendorf (10-11) Matthew Hill (98) Brian Hull (97-00) Jacob Hulsey (04)

Q Patrick Quinn (01)

J Taylor Jacks (07-10) David James (08-11) Mark Jelks (05) Brandon Johnson (94, 96) TJ Johnson (96) Calvin Jones (10) Kody Jones (04-06) Kyle Jones (06-07) Jason Jordan (97) K Michael Kidd (09) Chad Kingston (98, 00-02) Shams Kitz (96) Eston Klutts (09) L Chance Lawless (99) Michael Laws (05-08) Keen Seong Liew (07) M Mark Mead (05) Michael Melcher (10)

R David Ray (04, 05) Daniel Reimueller (03) S Aaron Sanders (00-03) Dalton Sawyer (97) Calvin Scharf (10) Jose Schoenberg (04) John Scribner (97) Sanders Tim Servis (00-03) Kerry Shirley (05-06) William Shoemate (96) Lee Short (06) Jacob Sibley (03-05) Andrew Smallwood (97) Eric Smith (96) Michael Sparkes (99-02)

W Tyler Wilson (07) Zack Wingate (06-07) Derek Winter (02) Ben Wolf (07) Brett Wood (07) Y Matt Yetter (99-01) Matt Young (96-98) Nick Yount (99) Young

Z James Zinke (98)

Brandon Johnson

T Shane Tucker (06) Tad Turner (06-07) Ryan Twiggs (98, 99, 01) U Trent Ueunten (09-11) V Chase Van Hoose (06) Brian Hull

2011 Women’s Season Review Brooxie Dossey Brooks Memphis Twilight (5K) Ozarks Invitational (5K)

24:21.63 (178th) 23:37 (15th)

Tadera Garland Brooks Memphis Twilight (5K) Ozarks Invitational (5K) Watson Ford Invitational (6K) Arkansas D-III Championship (5K) ASC Championships (6K) NCAA III Regionals (6K)

24:10.21 (173rd) 20:42 (5th) 26:50.29 (30th) 20:28.80 (3rd) 25:54.01 (24th) 26:49.9 (120th)

Lindsey Kellaway Brooks Memphis Twilight (5K) Ozarks Invitational (5K) Watson Ford Invitational (6K) Arkansas D-III Championship (5K) ASC Championships (6K) NCAA III Regionals (6K)

28:42.70 (205th) 23:57 (17th) 32:11.44 (71st) 23:49.10 (8th) 29:19.82 (77th) 29:54.3 (171st)

Samantha Sparks Brooks Memphis Twilight (5K) Ozarks Invitational (5K) Watson Ford Invitational (6K) Arkansas D-III Championship (5K) ASC Championships (6K) NCAA III Regionals (6K)

23:56.61 (171st) 21:46 (8th) 28:01.31 (41st) 21:50.80 (5th) 28:00.12 (56th) 29:26.9 (176th)

Ashley Teague Brooks Memphis Twilight (5K) Ozarks Invitational (5K) Watson Ford Invitational (6K) Arkansas D-III Championship (5K) ASC Championships (6K) NCAA III Regionals (6K)

23:26.98 (161st) 20:32 (3rd) DFN 20:10.80 (1st) 26:04.45 (27th) 26:46.7 (118th)

Kara Willbanks Brooks Memphis Twilight (5K) Ozarks Invitational (5K) Watson Ford Invitational (6K) Arkansas D-III Championship (5K) ASC Championships (6K) NCAA III Regionals (6K)

27:30.21 (200th) 22:29 (11th) 31:48.82 (67th) 22:10.00 (6th) 28:06.64 (58th) 28:08.3 (150th)

Team Results Brooks Memphis Twilight, 5K Sep. 3 @ Memphis, TN (24 of 25 teams, 405 pts.) Ozarks Invitational, 5K Oct. 1 @ Clarksville, AR (2 of 4 teams, 37 pts.) Watson Ford Invitational, 6K Oct. 7 @ Clinton, MS (NF) Arkansas D-III Championship, 5K Oct. 19 @ Clarksville, AR (1 of 2 teams, 23 pts.) ASC Championships, 6K Oct. 29 @ Seguin, TX (7 of 15 teams, 212 pts.) NCAA III Regionals, 6K Nov. 12 @ Seguin, TX (27 of 30 teams, 724 pts.)

ASC Team Championships 1996 Austin College 1997 Mississippi College 1998 Mississippi College 1999 Mississippi College 2000 Mississippi College 2001 Mississippi College 2002 Texas Lutheran 2003 Texas Lutheran 2004 Texas Lutheran 2005 Mississippi College 2006 McMurry 2007 Mississippi College 2008 Mississippi College 2009 Texas-Tyler 2010 Hardin-Simmons 2011 Concordia University Texas ASC Women’s Individual Champions *1996, Alisha Rygh, Howard Payne (20:25.00) *1997, Julie Schmidt, Miss. College (23:31.00) *1998, Sheila Hynum, Miss.College (19:40.33) *1999, Sheila Hynum, Miss. College (21:07.10) *2000, Nicole Hollifield, Miss. Coll. (19:29.00) *2001, Nicole Hollifield, Miss. Coll.(19:07.64) 2002, Amanda Ward, McMurry (24:50.00) 2003, Samara Williams, Texas Lutheran (24:19.89) 2004, Samara Williams, Texas Lutheran (24:44.00) 2005, Rachel Hardin, Miss. College (24:09.78) 2006, Carla Lewis, McMurry (24:11.00) 2007, Magan Saenz, Texas Lutheran (24:16.65) 2008, Kellie Kirby, Mississippi College (24:36.60) 2009, Carla Lewis, McMurry (25:01.51) *2010, Lindsey Hinton, Hardin-Simmons (23:14.00) 2011, Alaisha Guerra, McMurry (23:54.18) *5K

Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Program Records Distance Records 5K Time Runner 20:10.80 Ashley Teague 20:25.4 Siama Chauhan 20:28.80 Tadera Garland 20:32. Ashley Teague 20:42 Tadera Garland 21:22.2 Becky Stoltenberg 21:46 Samantha Sparks 21:46 Amanda Stang 21:46.28 Karen Garcia 21:46.46 Ashley Teague 21:50 Sarah Clary 21:50 Cameron Osborne 21:50.80 Samantha Sparks 21:56.90 Tadera Garland 22:08.21 Samantha Sparks 22:10.0 Kara Willbanks 22:12.1 Tracy Duncan 22:13.3 Lori Myers 22:17 Samantha Puent 22:24.29 Tadera Garland 22:27 Amanda Stang 22:29 Kara Willbanks 22:30 Samantha Puent 22:30 Samantha Puent 22:30 Cameron Osborne 22:32.04 Samantha Puent 22:35 Samantha Puent 22:43 Tammy Myers 22:46 Rebecca McCollum 22:47.0 Amanda Stang 22:47.44 Karen Garcia 22:49 Karen Garcia 22:51 Amanda Stang 22:52.15 Karen Garcia 22:53 Lisa Hilton

ASC Championship Finishes Race Arkansas D-III Championships ASC Championships Arkansas D-III Championships Ozarks Invitational Ozarks Invitational ASC Championships Ozarks Invitational Lambuth Invitational Memphis Twilight Memphis Twilight Hendrix College Orange Crush Hendrix Orange Crush Arkansas D-III Championships Lyon College Invitational Memphis Twilight Arkansas D-III Championships ASC Championships ASC Championships Lambuth Invitational Memphis Twilight Hendrix College Orange Crush Ozarks Invitational Lambuth Invitational Lambuth Invitational Lyon College Invitational Lyon College Invitational Lambuth Invitational ASC Championships Lyon College Invitational Hendrix College Orange Crush Lyon College Invitational Lyon College Invitational Memphis Twilight Bob Gravette Invitational ASC Championships

Location Clarksville, AR Brownwood, TX Clarksville, AR Clarksville, AR Clarksville, AR Brownwood, TX Clarksville, AR Jackson, TN Memphis, TN Memphis, TN Conway, AR Conway, AR Clarksville, AR Searcy, AR Memphis, TN Clarksville, AR Brownwood, TX Brownwood, TX Jackson, TN Memphis, TN Conway, AR Clarksville, AR Jackson, TN Jackson, TN Batesville, AR Searcy, AR Jackson, TN Clinton, MS Batesville, AR Conway, AR Batesville, AR Batesville, AR Memphis, TN Arkadelphia, AR Longview, TX

Date Oct. 19, 2011 Oct. 26, 1996 Oct. 19, 2011 Oct. 1, 2011 Oct. 1, 2011 Oct. 26, 1996 Oct. 1, 2011 Oct. 17, 2006 Oct. 7, 2006 Sep. 25, 2010 Sep. 22, 2001 Sep. 22, 2000 Oct. 19, 2011 Oct. 2, 2008 Sep. 25, 2010 Oct. 19, 2011 Oct. 26,1996 Oct. 26,1996 Oct. 16, 2008 Sep. 25, 2010 Sep. 17, 2005 Oct. 1, 2011 Oct. 11, 2007 Oct. 15, 2008 Sep. 28, 2001 Oct. 2, 2008 Oct. 17, 2006 Sep. 12, 1997 Oct. 3, 1997 Sep. 18, 2004 Sep. 29, 2006 Sep. 28, 2005 Oct. 6, 2006 Sep. 9, 2005 Oct. 28, 2000

Year 1996 (5K) 1997 (5K) 1998 (5K) 1999 (5K) 2000 (5K) 2001 (5K) 2002 (6K) 2003 (6K) 2004 (6K) 2005 (6K) 2006 (6K) 2007 (6K) 2008 (6K) 2009 (6K) 2010 (5K) 2011 (6K)

Finish Points 2nd 46 2nd 55 4th 102 6th 162 7th 179 7th 188 Individual only Individual only 8th 198 9th 207 7th 196 9th 249 9th 392 10th 253 9th 236 7th 212

NCAA Regionals 6K @ Greensboro, North Carolina - 2009 Tadera Garland 30:15 (158 of 189) 6K @ Memphis, Tennessee - 2010 Ashley Teague 25:47 (103 of 191) Tadera Garland 26:25 (129 of 191) Samantha Sparks 26:54 (125 of 191) Lindsey Kellaway 29:30 (155 of 191) Lacey Mainer 30:27 (158 of 191) 6K @ Seguin, Texas - 2011 Ashley Teague 26:46 (118 of 197) Tadera Garland 26:49 (120 of 197) Kara Willbanks 28:08 (150 of 197) Samantha Sparks 29:26 (165 of 197) Lindsey Kellaway 29:54 (171 of 197)

Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Program Records 22:55.55 22:56 23:01 23:06.32 23:09.67 23:10 23:12 23:15 23:21 23:26.98 23:30 23:37 23:49.10 23:55 23:55 23:55 23:55.21 23:55.48 23:56.61 23:57 23:57 23:59.02 24:00 24:06 24:10.18 24:16.08 24:21.63 24:25.2 24:25.90 24:28 24:30 24:38 24:40 24:41 24:44.28 24:44 24:46 24:54.20

Amanda Stang Karen Garcia Cameron Osborne Cameron Osborne Amanda Stang Cameron Osborn Samantha Puent Cameron Osborne Rebecca McCollum Ashley Teague Samantha Puent Brooxie Dossey Lindsey Kellaway Misty Moudy Sydney Johnson LeAnn Finley Samantha Puent Tadera Garland Samantha Sparks Tadera Garland Lindsey Kellaway Samantha Puent Lisa Hilton Tracy Duncan Tadera Garland Debbie Giesecke Brooxie Dossey Tadera Garland Carrie Rogers Amanda Stang Samantha Puent Jodie Clark Devon Bottoms Amanda Stang Samantha Puent Tracy Duncan Carla Rhodes Tadera Garland

Bob Gravett Invitational Arkadelphia, AR Hendrix College Orange Crush Conway, AR Hendrix College Orange Crush Conway, AR ASC Championships Clinton, MS Bob Gravette Invitational Arkadelphia, AR Bob Gravette Invitational Arkadelphia, AR Memphis Twilight Memphis, TN Ouachita Baptist Invitational Arkadelphia, AR ASC Championships Brownwood, TX Brooks Memphis Twilight Memphis, TN Lyon College Invitational Batesville, AR Ozarks Invitational Clarksville, AR Arkansas D-III Championships Clarksville, AR Rhodes College Invitational Memphis, TN Hendrix College Orange Crush Conway, AR Rhodes College Invitational Memphis, TN Hendrix College Orange Crush Conway, AR Memphis Twilight Memphis, TN Brooks Memphis Twilight Memphis, TN Rhodes College Invitational Memphis, TN Ozarks Invitational Clarksville, AR UALR Open Little Rock, AR Lyon College Invitational Arkadelphia, AR Bob Gravette Invitational Arkadelphia, AR UALR Open Little Rock, AR ASC Championships Clinton, MS Brooks Memphis Twilight Memphis, TN Lyon College Invitational Batesville, AR ASC Championships Clinton, MS Hendrix College Orange Crush Conway, AR Hendrix College Orange Crush Conway, AR Lambuth Invitational Jackson, TN Lyon College Invitational Batesville, AR Lyon College Invitational Batesville, AR Lyon College Invitational Batesville, AR Rhodes College Invitational Memphis, TN NA Bob Gravett Invitational Arkadelphia, AR

Sep. 11, 2004 Sep. 23, 2006 Sep. 20, 2003 Oct. 27, 2001 Sep. 10, 2005 Sep. 10, 2001 Oct. 6, 2006 Sep. 8, 2000 Oct. 26, 1996 Sep. 3, 2011 Sep. 29, 2006 Oct. 1, 2011 Oct. 19, 2011 Oct. 7, 2000 Sep. 18, 2004 Oct. 7, 2000 Sep. 22, 2007 Sep. 5, 2009 Sep. 3, 2011 Sep. 26, 2009 Oct. 1, 2011 Sep. 27, 2008 Sep. 29, 2000 Sep. 11, 1999 Sep. 27, 2008 Oct. 27, 2001 Sep. 3, 2011 Oct. 1, 2009 Oct. 27, 2001 Sep. 23, 2006 Sep. 23, 2006 Oct. 17, 2006 Sep. 28, 2005 Sep. 29, 2006 Sep. 27, 2007 Oct. 9, 1999 1997 Sep. 23, 2008

Tadera Garland

Ashley Teague

Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Program Records 6K 25:47 25:54.01 25:57.0 26:04.45 26:25 26:26.50 26:45.0 26:46.7 26:49.9 26:50.29 26:54 26:56 26:56.31 27:14.12 27:34 27:46.48 27:50.63 28:00.12 28:01.31 28:06.64 28:08.3 28:24.95 28:25.27 28:58.75 28:59:0

Ashley Teague Tadera Garland Ashley Teague Ashley Teague Tadera Garland Tadera Garland Karen Garcia Ashley Teague Tadera Garland Tadera Garland Samantha Sparks Samantha Sparks Ashley Teague Karen Garcia Tadera Garland Samantha Sparks Samantha Sparks Samantha Sparks Samantha Sparks Kara Willbanks Kara Willbanks Samantha Puent Cameron Osborne Tadera Garland Amanda Stang

NCAA III Championships ASC Championships ASC Championships ASC Championships NCAA III Championships ASC Championships ASC Championships NCAA III Regional NCAA III Regional Watson Ford Invitational NCAA III Regionals Rhodes College Invitational Texas-Tyler Invitational ASC Championships Rhodes College Invitational ASC Championships Texas-Tyler Invitational ASC Championships Watson Ford Invitational ASC Championships NCAA III Regional ASC Championships ASC Championships Texas-Tyler Invitational ASC Championships

Memphis, TN Seguin, TX Tyler, TX Seguin, TX Memphis, TN Tyler, TX Tyler, TX Seguin, TX Seguin, TX Clinton, MS Memphis, TN Memphis, TN Tyler, TX Clinton, MS Memphis, TN Tyler, TX Tyler, TX Seguin, TX Clinton, MS Seguin, TX Seguin, TX Abilene, TX Clinton, MS Tyler, TX Tyler, TX

Nov. 13, 2010 Oct. 29, 2011 Oct. 30, 2010 Oct. 29, 2011 Nov. 13, 2010 Oct. 30, 2010 Oct. 28, 2006 Oct. 19, 2011 Oct. 19, 2011 Oct. 7, 2011 Nov. 13, 2010 Oct. 2, 2010 Sep. 11, 2010 Oct. 29, 2005 Oct. 2, 2010 Oct. 30, 2010 Sep. 11, 2010 Oct. 29, 2011 Oct. 7, 2011 Oct. 29, 2011 Oct. 19, 2011 Oct. 27, 2007 Nov. 1, 2003 Sep. 11, 2010 Oct. 28, 2006

2-mile 13:41.89 13:55.69 14:38.37 14:52 14:53

Samantha Sparks Tadera Garland Tadera Garland Samantha Puent Tadera Garland

Arkansas Tech Twilight Arkansas Tech Twilight Arkansas Tech Twilight Arkansas Tech Twilight Arkansas Tech Twilight

Russellville, AR Russellville, AR Russellville, AR Russellville, AR Russellville, AR

Sep. 3, 2010 Sep. 10, 2009 Sep. 3, 2010 Aug. 29, 2008 Aug. 29, 2008

Siama Chauhan

Cameron Osborne

Women’s Honors & Awards American Southwest Conference

ASC All-Academic Team

All-Conference 1997 1996

2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2000

Siama Chauhan (1st team) Rebecca McCollum (1st team) Siama Chauhan Becky Stoltenberg

Capital One Academic All-American 2010 Ashley Teague 2011 Ashley Teague ASC Coach of the Year 1996 Sally Wood ASC Runner of the Week 2011 Ashley Teague (twice) 1997 Rebecca McCollum USTFCCCA Team Academic Award 2011 Women’s Team NCAA III Regional Participants 2011 Tadera Garland Lindsey Kellaway Samantha Sparks Ashley Teague Kara Willbanks 2010 Tadera Garland Lindsey Kellaway Lacey Mainer Samantha Sparks Ashley Teague 2009 Tadera Garland

Tadera Garland Samantha Sparks Ashley Teague Kara Willbanks Tadera Garland Ashley Teague Tadera Garland Lindsey Hanna Samantha Puent Rebekah Reed Rebecca Bogue Jodie Clark Jenni Gudahl Sydney Johnson Samantha Puent Amanda Stang Rebecca Bogue Jodie Clark Jenni Gudahl Sydney Johnson Samantha Puent Amanda Stang Devon Bottoms Jodie Clark Tiffany Koller Amanda Stang Claudia Aguilar Devon Bottoms Tiffany Koller Sydney Johnson Amanda Stang Claudia Aguilar Kaleigh Dees Claudia Aguilar Wendy Springer Lisa Hilton Jennifer Jungman Anne Obermueller Amanda Treat Lyndsey Trimble

1999 1998 1997 1996

Tracy Duncan Christa Miser Amanda Treat Tammy Myers Carla Rhodes Rebecca McCollum Tammy Myers Rebecca McCollum Tammy Myers Becky Stoltenberg

Samantha Puent

Tammy Myers

Year-By-Year Results 2011 - Head Coach: Brian Hull Date Meet Place Sept. 3 Memphis Twilight 24 of 25 Oct. 1 Ozarks Invitational 2 of 4 Oct. 7 Mississippi College Inv. NF Oct. 19 Ark. D-III Championships 1 of 2 Oct. 29 ASC Championships 7 of 15 Nov. 12 NCAA III Regionals Individual

Pts. 720 37 23 212

2010 - Head Coach: Brian Hull Sept. 3 Ark. Tech Twilight Sept. 11 Texas-Tyler Inv. Sept. 25 Memphis Twilight Oct. 2 Rhodes College Inv. Oct. 30 ASC Championships Nov. 13 NCAA III Regionals

5 of 6 7 of 11 30 of 32 Individual 9 of 13 Individual

152 237 886

2009 - Head Coach: Brian Hull Sept. 5 Memphis Twilight Sept. 11 Ark. Tech Twilight Sept. 26 Rhodes College Inv. Oct. 1 Lyon College Inv. Oct. 31 ASC Championships Nov. 14 NCAA III Regionals

24 of 24 5 of 6 10 of 14 4 of 5 10 of 10 Individual

524 166 271 81 253

2008 - Head Coach: Brian Hull Aug. 29 Ark. Tech Twilight Sept. 23 Bob Gravett Inv. Sept. 27 UALR Open Oct. 2 Lyon College Inv. Oct. 25 Lambuth Univ. Nov. 1 ASC Championships Nov. 15 NCAA III Regionals

9 of 9 NA 7 of 7 4 of 4 2 of 4 9 of 10 Individual

256

2007 - Head Coach: Elizabeth Caroscio Aug. 31 Ark. Tech Twilight 7 of 7 Sept. 8 Bob Gravett Inv. 6 of 4

236

184 98 34 392

201 117

Sept. 22 Sept. 27 Oct. 11 Oct. 27

Hendrix Orange Crush Lyon College Inv. Lambuth Invitational ASC Championships

7 of 7 3 of 4 2 of 9 of 10

2006 - Head Coach: Elizabeth Caroscio Sept. 23 Hendrix Orange Crush 7 of 7 Sept. 29 Lyon College Inv. 3 of 4 Oct. 7 Memphis Twilight 22 of 24 Oct. 17 Lambuth Invitational 4 of 4 Oct. 28 ASC Championships 7 of 11

203 77 249

178 79 625 96 196

2005 - Head Coach: Elizabeth Caroscio Sept. 10 Ouachita Baptist Inv. 3 of 3 81 Sept. 17 Hendrix Orange Crush 10 of 11 349 Sept. 30 Lyon College Inv. 9 of 11 Oct. 15 Hendrix Warrior Class. 5 of 5 Oct. 29 ASC Championships 9 of 10 207 2004 - Head Coach: Kelly Stutz Sept. 11 Ouachita Baptist Inv. Sept. 18 Hendrix College Crush Oct. 1 Lyon College Inv. Oct. 9 Harding University Inv. Oct. 16 Hendrix Warrior Inv. Oct. 30 ASC Championships

6 of 7 of 7 3 of 5 of 5 NA 8 of 10

2003 - Head Coach: Jon Janssen Sept. 13 Ouachita Baptist Inv. Sept. 20 Orange Crush Inv. Sept. 26 Lyon College Inv. Oct. 4 Rhodes College Inv. Oct. 18 Hendrix College Inv. Nov. 1 ASC Championships

NA 9 of 9 253 NA NA NA Individual

2002 - Head Coach: Jon Janssen Sept. 14 Ouachita Baptist Inv. Sept. 21 Orange Crush Inv. Sept. 27 Lyon College Inv. Oct. 19 Hendrix College Inv. Oct. 26 ASC Championships

NA 6 of 6 153 NA NA Individual

186 89 198

2001 - Head Coach: Jon Janssen Sept. 8 Ouachita Baptist Inv. Sept. 28 Lyon College Inv. Oct. 6 Rhodes College Inv. Oct. 20 Hendrix College Inv. Oct. 27 ASC Championships

14 of 16 336 Individual NA Individual 7 of 10 188

2000 - Head Coach: Jon Janssen Sep. 9 Ouachita Baptist Inv. Oct. 7 Rhodes College Inv. Oct. 19 Hendrix College Inv. Sep. 29 Lyon College Inv. Oct. 28 ASC Championships

11 of 11 13 of 13 7 of 7 7 of 7 7 of 9

332 370 212 165 179

1999 - Head Coach: Jon Janssen Sept. 11 Ouachita Baptist Inv. Sept. 24 Ark. Tech Inv. Oct. 10 Rhodes College Inv. Oct. 17 Hendrix College Inv. Oct. 30 ASC Championships

15 of 15 4 of 4 7 of 9 5 of 5 6 of 7

459 102 224 140 162

1998 - Head Coach: Sally Wood Sept. 12 Ouachita Baptist Inv. Sept. 25 Ark. Tech Inv. Oct. 2 Lyon College Inv. Oct. 16 Hendrix College Inv. Nov. 7 ASC Championships

NA NA NA NA 4 of 4

102

1997 - Head Coach: Sally Wood Sept. 13 Ouachita Baptist Inv. Sept. 20 Ark. Tech Inv. Oct. 3 Lyon College Inv. Oct. 17 Hendrix College Inv. Oct. 25 ASC Championships

NA NA NA NA 2 of 4

1996 - Head Coach: Sally Wood Oct. 26 ASC Championships

2 of 4

Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s All-Time Roster G Karen Garcia (05-06) Tadera Garland (08-11) Lisa Ghio (99) Debbie Giesecke (01) Chelsea Glasscock (09) Lucia Gomez (05) Jenni Gudahl (06)

A Claudia Aguilar (02-05) Amanda Alders (01) B Laura Bedsole (08) Tonya Bibee (99-00) Becca Bogue (05-06) Devon Bottoms (04-05) Ashley Bush (10) Katherine Byrd (02) C Christina Cameron (00-01) Siama Chauhan (96-97) Tiffany Choate (00) Jodie Clark (05-06) Sarah Clary (98-99) Amanda Clifft (01) Siama Chauhan D Kaleigh Dees (03) Danielle Dirks (09) Melissa Doke (00) Brooxie Dossey (11) Tracy Duncan (96, 99) E Whitney Eastman (07) Jennifer Ewing (96) F LeAnn Finley (00) Barbie Fisher (97) Deborah Fox (98)

Karen Garcia H Lindsay Hanna (06-09) Christy Harrison (96) Jessica Heidelberg (07-09) Tamara Higdon (01) Lisa Hilton (99-00) Kerri Hughes (02) J Elisa Jacobo (99) April James (00) Sydney Johnson (03-04, 06)

Tammy Myers (96,-98) O Cameron Osborne (01-04) P Samantha Puent (06-08) R Jessica Reed (07-08) Kayla Reed (03) Rebekah Reed (07-08) Kayla Reedy (03) Amy Reid (98-99) Carla Rhodes (97-98) Mollie Roam (96) Ashleigh Roberts (07) Carrie Rogers (01-02) Carla Rhodes Sarah Rosenberg (00-01) Susan Rummel (07-10) Colbey Russo (10) S Cassie Saorrono (10) Georgina Serano (07) Wendy Springer (01-02) Samantha Sparks (10-11) Amanda Stang (03-06) Becky Stoltenberg (96)

K Lindsey Kellaway (10-11) Carla King (98) Tiffany Koller (04-05) L Erin Langham (96) Victoria Long (97-98) M Lacey Mainer (10) Kristin Martin (01) Rebecca McCollum (96-97) Lisa Mercer (04) Ivana Mihajlovic (05) Crista Miser (99) Missy Moudy (00) Karen Murray (07) Rebecca McCollum Lori Myers (96-97)

T Kayla Tatum (10) Ashley Teague (10-11) Amanda Treat (98-00) Amanda Stang

W Rebecca Watkins (00) Rachel Watley (09) Kara Willbanks (11) Melissa Worm (98) Rebecca Wheeler (97) Y Kristi Young (99)

University of the Ozarks UNIVERSITY OF THE OZARKS has approached education with an unyielding search for truth. That search led our founders to establish the first co-educational college west of the Mississippi. It set the stage for the first Arkansas woman to receive a college degree. And because truth often defies convention, ours was the first historically white college in the state to admit AfricanAmericans. Every day, our history inspires Ozarks students to discover their own individual truths.

2012 Cross Country

Ian Bryan

Max Hilgendorf

Samantha Sparks

Nick Brill

Robert Elder

2012 Schedule Sept. 1 (Saturday)

University of Dallas Invitational

Irving, TX

10:00 am

Sept. 29 (Saturday)

Ozarks Invitational

Home

10:00 am

Oct. 5 (Friday)

Arkansas Tech Invitational

Russellville, AR

4:00 pm

Oct. 17 (Wednesday) Arkansas D-III Championships

Home

4:00 pm

Oct. 27 (Saturday)

ASC Championships

Clinton, MS

TBA

Nov. 10 (Saturday)

NCAA III South/Southeast Regional Atlanta, GA

TBA

Nov. 17 (Saturday)

NCAA III National Championships

TBA

Terre Haute, IN