2024 Louisiana Tech Track & Field Record Book

LOUISIANA TECH QUICK FACTS

School: Louisiana Tech

Location: Ruston, La.

Founded: 1894

Enrollment: 11,173 (as of Fall 2021)

Nickname: Bulldogs

School Colors: Blue & Red

Stadium Name: Jim Mize T&F Complex

Capacity: 1,000

Conference: Conference USA

President: Dr. Jim Henderson

Athletics Director: Ryan Ivey

SWA: Mary Kay Hungate

Faculty Rep: Dr. Donna Thomas

Director of Track & Field: Brian Johnson (Southern, ‘03)

Associate Head Coach: George Cleare (Sprints & Jumps)

Assistant Coaches: Jeanee Romero (Distance) Mikhail Roedel (Throws)

ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS

Sports Information Director: Kevin Albarez

Office: (318) 257-5071

Email: kalbarez@latech.edu

Website: LATechSports.com

Twitter: @LATechTFXC

Instagram: @LATechTFXC

Facebook: LATechTFXC

CHAMPIONSHIPS

Men’s Cross Country: Four (4)

Last: 1990 American South

Men’s Indoor: Two (2)

Last: 1999 Sun Belt

Men’s Outdoor: Four (4)

Last: 1990 American South

Women’s Cross Country: None (0)

Last: N/A

Women’s Indoor: Seven (7)

Last: 2011 Western Athletic

Women’s Outdoor: Eight (8)

Last: 2011 Western Athletic

CREDITS

The 2022 Louisiana Tech track and field record book is a publication of the Athletic Communications Office. It has been designed as a source of information for the news media and LA Tech fans. Every effort has been made to include pertinent and timely information.

LOUISIANA TECH ATHLETIC VISION

Louisiana Tech University will be a conference leader in performance by investing strategically in student-athletes’ development, providing superior facilities, and enhancing program support to achieve a local and national image of success and dominance.

ATHLETIC MISSION STATEMENT

Embody excellence in everything we do. Develop student-athletes to maximize their potential in mind, body and spirit. Bring pride, admiration, and loyalty to the University family, community and state. Win with integrity.

Kane McGuire, Kyle

Kevin

MEN’S INDOOR

SCHOOL RECORDS

WOMEN’S INDOOR

WOMEN’S OUTDOOR

MEN’S

OUTDOOR

Willie

Neomy Cockett

Eli Eble

Marshall

Corbin

Cullen Hronek

Cobe Johnson Jumps

2024 MEN’S ROSTER

St. Francisville, La. / West Feliciana HS

Ohio / Westerville Central HS

La. / Zachary HS Arie Linton

Desmyn McCall

Micah Pernetter

La. / Dutchtown HS

Fla. / Terry Parker HS

City, Texas / Clear Springs HS / UT-Austin

Shatayla Dorsett

Ferreiro Pena Throws

Brooke Fontenot Distance

Forbes Sprints

Jenna Gibson Throws

Kaylyn Heath

Chanel Honeywell

Arabiah Jefferson Throws

Annie Jones Throws

La. / Prairie View Academy

2024 WOMEN’S ROSTER

/ Gymnasium an der Gartenstraße

Freeport, Grand Bahama / Sunland Baptist Academy

A Coruña, Spain / IES Ordes

Watson, La. / Live Oak HS

Kingston, Jamaica / Edwin Allen HS

Indian Bayou, La. / North Vermilion HS

Cincinnati, Ohio / Lakota East HS / Ohio St. / Kentucky

Kingston, Jamaica / Immaculate Conception HS

Queen Creek, Ariz. / Basha HS / North Dakota

Ruston, La. / Cedar Creek School

Selah Keene Distance Gr./TR Leesville, La. / Anacoco HS

Saran Kouyate Sprints

Atlanta, Ga. / North Springs Charter / Purdue Ulanda Lewis Sprints

Natalie Moten Throws

Johannon Murray Hurdles/Multi

Jade Nelson Sprints

Praise Ofoku Sprints

Shania Parkinson Throws

St. Vincent and The Grenadines / Central Leeward Secondary School

Plano, Texas / Duncanville HS

Tyler, Texas / Grace Community HS

Little Rock, Ark. / Parkview Arts and Science Magnet HS

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BRIAN JOHNSON

DIRECTOR OF TRACK & FIELD

@BJohnsonoly

Louisiana Tech VP and Director of Athletics Eric Wood announced the hiring of Olympian and four-time NCAA Division I national champion Brian Johnson as its Director of Track and Field and Cross Country.

Completing his fifth year as the Director of Track and Field and Cross Country at New Orleans, Johnson’s squad this year boasted the 47th ranked men’s track and field program, a 5th ranked men’s 100m event group and sprinter Ismael Kone who recorded back-to-back appearances in the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field National Championships.

“We always talk about competitive excellence as part of our mantra within our athletics department, and we have hired a competitor in Brian Johnson,” said Tech VP and Director of Athletics Eric Wood. “Brian has excelled at the highest level of his profession both as an Olympian and a national champion. He has competed against the best the world has to offer.

“Brian has proven in his coaching career that he can develop student-athletes into national championship caliber competitors. We are excited about Brian taking the reigns of our track and field program and leading it back to a championship level.”

Johnson comes to Tech from the University of New Orleans where he has led the Privateers track & field and cross country programs since the fall of 2018. He takes over the reins after 40-year veteran Gary Stanley retired at the conclusion of the 2021-22 season.

“This is an amazing moment for me in a lot of ways, and I am honored to become the new head track and field coach for Louisiana Tech,” said Johnson. “First, I’d like to thank Dr. Eric Wood and Tim Padgett for giving me this opportunity. I look forward to working with the entire athletic department and the track and field student athletes.”

During his collegiate career at Southern in Baton Rouge, Johnson – who was a member of the 2008 United States Olympic Track & Field team that competed in Beijing, China – became only the third Jaguars athlete to win an indoor NCAA Division I national title when he captured the long jump crown in 2003 with a best leap of 8.28m (27-2).

Johnson finished fourth at the U.S. Indoor Championships in 2004 and then captured gold with a first-place finish the following year at the 2005 Indoor Championships. He also won U.S. titles with his victories at both the 2006 Indoor and Outdoor Championships with jumps of 7.95m (26-1) and 8.10m (26-7), respectively.

In 2008, he finished second at the Olympic Trails in Eugene, Oregon, which qualified him for the national team. He went on to finish 22nd overall at the 2008 Olympics.

Also during that time, Johnson posted a personal best of 8.33m with his second-place performance at the Fortde-France international meet and he also won a silver medal at the IAAF World Athletics Final.

During his coaching career in the Big Easy, Johnson guided both the men’s and women’s cross country and men’s and women’s track & field programs to record-setting performances at the Conference Championships. All six teams have set a team point total record since joining the conference at their respective championship meet.

“I would like to thank Tim Duncan and Dr. John Nicklow for entrusting me with the University of New Orleans Track and Field program,” said Johnson. “I am forever grateful for the opportunity and the experience. I would like to thank all the athletes I had the opportunity to coach. We had some great moments in these last four years, and I wish them continued success.”Most recently, Kone competed in the 2022 NCAA Outdoor National Championships in the 100m and the 200m. Kone, who was the Southland Conference Track and Field Athlete of the Year, was the first standout in UNO track and field history to advance to two straight NCAA Outdoor Championships and the only Privateer to ever compete in two events in nationals.

Johnson has also helped in the mentoring of Arina Kleshchukova, who was the first athlete in school history to advance to the NCAA Division I Cross Country National Championships in 2019.

Kleshchukova won four of her first five races in 2019, including winning the Southland title to advance to the South Central Regionals. There she placed tenth overall to earn All-Region honors and a chance to advance to NCAAs. Kleshchukova earned numerous awards including Southland Women’s Runner of the Year and Louisiana Runner of the Year by the Louisiana Sports Writers Association.

In total, the Privateers claimed three Southland titles, nine silver and four bronze medals across the indoor and outdoor conference championships in 2021. New Orleans also sent a school-record four student-athletes to the NCAA DI East Preliminary Round.

Both his men’s and women’s cross country and women’s cross country program have also been honored numerous times as U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) All-Academic teams.

The Iowa, Louisiana, native has been in the coaching ranks since 2003 and stopped competition following the 2010 season. He was ranked as high as No. 2 in the United States in the long jump by Track & Field News following his 2008 campaign and ended as the No. 3 ranked athlete in the event in 2010. Johnson was ranked in the top-10 in the world in his event every year between 2005-10.

“I would like to thank my family, my children, and all of my close friends who have been there every step of the way in this process,” said Johnson.

Johnson has had coaching stops at Southern, Alcorn State and the University of Georgia. He graduated with a bachelor of science degree in political studies from Southern in 2003.

GEORGE CLEARE

ASSOCIATE

HEAD COACH (SPRINTS & JUMPS)

Louisiana Tech Director of Track and Field Brian Johnson announced the addition of George Cleare as associate head coach specializing in jumps and sprints.

Cleare brings to Ruston a wealth of national and international coaching experience during his time at Texas Southern University and the University of Georgia as well as World Championships and Olympics head coach for his native country, the Bahamas.

Most recently, Cleare spent the last five years as an assistant coach for the men’s track and field program at Texas Southern, helping guide the Tigers to runner-up finishes at the SWAC Outdoor and Indoor Championships in 2022. He coached three individual SWAC champions at TSU, Roman Turner (60m), Chadwick Williams (javelin), and Hezekiah Freeman (outdoor shot put).

Prior to TSU, Cleare spent 2010-2015 at Georgia where he coached two SEC Champions in Chanice Porter (indoor long jump) and Saniel Atkinson-Grier (outdoor high jump), six firstteam All-American selections, and the NCAA 400m indoor champion, Shaunae Miller, while also breaking two school records in the women’s indoor and outdoor 400m.

Cleare was instrumental in the Lady Bulldogs signing the fourth highest ranked recruiting class following the 2012-13 season, the best ranking in program history. On the international level, Cleare served as the Bahamas’ head coach during the 2013 World Championships in Moscow and the 2016 Olympics in Rio. In 2013, the Bahamas recorded 11 World Champion qualifiers earning five medals.

Cleare has also developed 10 Olympians, including six competing at the 2016 Rio games, highlighted by Steven Gardiner winning a Silver Medal in the men’s 4x400m relay.

Cleare also worked with postgraduate Chris Carter on his way to the 2018 USA indoor national championship in the triple jump (17.20m) and a fifth-place finish at the 2018 International Association of Athletics FederationsWorld Indoor Championships in Birmingham, Ala. (17.15m).

Clear also served as the Bahamas 2009 World Championships Relay Coordinator where his 4x100m relay team won a silver medal.

In addition to coaching, Cleare has been an IAAF Level 1 Lecturer for coach education since 2009.

Cleare graduated with a bachelor of science degree in business administration from Galilee College in Nassau, the Bahamas in 2009 and earned a master of science degree in health and kinesiology from Texas Southern in 2018.

Cleare is currently pursuing his Ed.D. in education administration and supervision from Texas Southern.

JEANEE ROMERO

ASSISTANT COACH (DISTANCE)

Louisiana Tech Director of Track and Field Brian Johnson has announced the addition of Jeaneé Romero as an assistant coach specializing in distance running.

Romero comes to Ruston after spending the last three seasons at UL-Lafayette. Romero started with the Ragin’ Cajuns in 2019 as a volunteer assistant for the track and field program, where she developed training and nutrition programs targeting individual athlete needs.

After serving two successful years in that role, Lafayette promoted Romero to the team’s full-time middle-distance coach last August.

Romero helped develop the UL-L sprint program into one of the top mid-major units in the south. Between 2021 and 2022, sprint program had nine regional qualifiers on the men’s side and seven within the women’s program.

The women’s 4 x 100 relay also broke a 28-year-old school mark when they reached the 2021 NCAA National Championships with a 44.35 clocking. During those two years, Serenity Rogers also broke a school record in the women’s 100 hurdles at 13.05.

With the distance program, Romero helped Sophie Daigle break multiple records during the 2022 indoor and outdoor season, including the indoor mile, 3000 and 5000 standards, along with the outdoor 1500, 5000 and 10,000 marks.

Since her ascent into the college ranks, Romero has earned multiple certifications from the United States Track and Field/Cross Country Coaches Association, including Track and Field Technical Certification Course, Endurance Event Specialist Certification, and Sprint, Hurdle, and Relay Event Specialist.

Romero got her start in coaching in 2018 as an assistant coach at Satsuma High School in Mobile, Ala., where she managed the athlete’s in-season and off-season programs and consulted the athletic director and coaching staff to streamline program structure and recruitment strategies.

Romero was a standout high school distance runner at Edna Karr High school during her prep career before running collegiately at University of Mobile, in Mobile, Alabama.

Romero Graduated from the University of Mobile in 2018 with a bachelor of science degree in kinesiology. She earned her master of science in sports management from the University of Louisiana-Lafayette in May.

MIKHAIL ROEDEL

ASSISTANT COACH (THROWS)

Louisiana Tech Director of Track and Field Brian Johnson announced the addition of Mikhail Roedel as an assistant coach specializing in throws.

An eight-year coaching veteran, Coach Roedel has a proven championship resume as he coached Iowa Western to back-to-back Indoor NJCAA Women’s National Championships, the 2022 Outdoor NJCAA Women’s National Championship, won both the 2021 Indoor and Outdoor Women’s Conference Championships, and the 2022 Men’s and Women’s Indoor Conference Championship.

During that span, Roedel produced 29 national-qualifying IWCC throwers between indoor and outdoor seasons, 16 USTFCCCA NJCAA All-Americans, and set six program records while at Iowa Western, including Shakiel Dacres, who became the first Iowa Western national champion throw in the 2022 NJCAA Outdoor Discus, and Antonia Sealy who won a conference championship in women’s shot put.

Also in 2022, he developed a pair of national runner-up performers in Nemoy Cockett (men’s weight throw) and Elizabeth Sebera (women’s weight throw).

In 2021, Roedel coached Tucker Day to a conference championship in men’s outdoor javelin, and Shania Parkinson in indoor women’s shot put. Parkinson also placed sixth at nationals in 2021.

Roedel has shown the ability to develop and produce consistent results working with the likes of Johnie Jean-Jacques over a three-year period in which he placed top-10 at nationals three years in a row.

Prior to his arrival at Iowa Western, Coach Roedel held the same position at his alma mater, Johnson County Community College, for two seasons, where he coached his program to six top-15 finishes at the NJCAA Championships.

Roedel got his start in coaching at MidAmerica Nazarene University in Olathe, Kansas, where he spent two seasons as a volunteer out of college. While in Olathe, Roedel helped produce the program’s first throws national qualifier in women’s javelin.

Roedel competed as a student-athlete for Johnson County before transferring to Emporia State, where he finished his collegiate career. He earned his bachelor’s degree in Health Promotion in 2015.

JIM MIZE TRACK & FIELD COMPLEX

Areal legend in Tech history, Coach Mize first came to Tech as an athlete out of Shreveport Fair Park and later returned as a coach to produce one of the largest running success stories ever for the Bulldogs.

Coaching football alongside Joe Aillet and Maxie Lambright for 24 years, Mize also built a very consistent track program through 1977.

He won conference championships in 1961, 1973 and 1974 and always had competitive teams.

HOST OF

1973 SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS

1980 SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS

1984 SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS

1991 AMERICAN SOUTH CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS

2010 WESTERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS

JIM MIZE TRACK & FIELD COMPLEX

Starting with the 2009 season, Louisiana Tech’s championship track and field programs had a state-of-the-art facility to call home. In the spring of 2019, the track received another facelift in the form of a resurfacing that was completed just in time for the outdoor season.

For decades the programs had overcome an outdated facility adjacent to Joe Aillet Stadium on Louisiana Tech’s campus, still managing to win several championships. That all changed in March 2008 when construction began on a new facility.

Since the sport of track has changed drastically from the time the old track at Tech was constructed in the 1970s, several updates were needed. Furthermore, because the new track was being built in the same area as the previous one, the old track needed to be completely removed. Not that the old facility didn’t enjoy its time in the sun; on the contrary, it hosted the three Southland Conference Championships as well as the 1991 American South Conference Championships.

One of the many upgrades with the new track is a practice field in the middle, which can be used for soccer and football. To accommodate the need, the new track needed to be wider than the previous one.

“The new facility allows us to practice better and more efficiently,” Tech head men’s and women’s track coach Gary Stanley said. “It also contains several throwing and jumping areas so our teams can practice at the same time.”

Completed in August 2008, the new Jim Mize Track and Field Complex includes a modern drainage system, a much bigger high jump apron and a new location for the steeplechase course. Previously on the outside of the track, the steeplechase pit has been moved on the inside, similar with most tracks.

The updated facility allowed Louisiana Tech to host the 2010 Western Athletic Conference Outdoor Track and Field Championships where the Lady Techsters won their seventh consecutive outdoor title and their 11th WAC title in 12 tries.

Head coach Gary Stanley believes the new tartan surface track will not only benefit his teams physically, but psychologically.

“The facility benefits us after we come home from a meet,” Stanley said. “Now, we know we are coming home to a facility that is on par with the facilities we typically see.”

The new facility also contains the resources needed to adapt to changes in the wind. For instance, if wind is present, the javelin, discus and shot put events can occur from two different areas. For runners, the starting blocks can be moved depending on the direction of the wind as well.

“Without a doubt, the new track facility will make a difference with recruits,” Stanley said. “We now have a first class facility for our athletes who are getting a first class education and that is something we really stress in our program.”

Along with the new track is a new sand volleyball court located on the north end of the track. Like the new track, the volleyball court can also be illuminated.

The court will be used for intramural sand volleyball and as a training tool for the football team.

On Nov. 1, 2008, Tech President Dr. Dan Reneau announced that the track facility would once again be named the Jim Mize Track and Field Complex.

Mize attended Tech as an athlete from Fair Park High School in Shreveport, La. and later came back to the university as a coach. He coached football alongside Aillet and Maxie Lambright for 24 years. During his time at Tech, Mize also built a consistent track program. As a track coach, he won conference championships in 1961, 1973 and 1974.

MEN’S FACILITY RECORDS

WOMEN’S FACILITY RECORDS

DEFUNCT

I N D O O R R E C O R D

55 METERS

LA Tech – 6.18

MEN’S INDOOR RECORDS

400 METERS

CUSA Championship – 6.26

55 Meter Performances

60 METERS

LA Tech – 6.64

Hicks / Rodney Heath Jr.* (2/24/2016) / 1/28/2023* / 2/19/2023*

CUSA Championship –

800 METERS

LA Tech All-Time Top 800 Meter Performances

MILE

LA

LA

3,000 METERS

LA

CUSA

All-Time Top 3,000 Meter Performances

MEN’S INDOOR RECORDS

60M HURDLES

55M HURDLES

LA

5,000 METERS

4X400M RELAY

LA Tech All-Time Top 4x400M Relay Performances

DISTANCE MEDLEY RELAY

MEN’S INDOOR RECORDS

TRIPLE JUMP

CUSA

POLE VAULT

HIGH JUMP

SHOT PUT

LONG

Edoki Middle Tennessee (2/16/2019)

LA Tech All-Time Top Distance Medley Relay Performances

Henany UTEP (2/24/2006)

LA

JUMP

LA Tech All-Time Top Shot Put Performances

LA Tech –66-7 (20.29m)

Malek Evans (2/16/2019)

C-USA Championship – 74-7.25 (22.74m)

Steffen Nerdal Memphis (2/26/2010)

Tech All-Time Top Weight Throw Performances

Legend

@ - denotes Altitude adjusted time

Idaho (WAC) .......................3/1/2003

(C-USA) – denotes mark set at Conference USA Championship meet

(WAC) - denotes mark set at WAC Championship meet

(SBC) - denotes mark set at Sun Belt Championship meet

(ASC) - denotes mark set at American South Championship meet

(NCAA) - denotes mark set at NCAA Championship meet

WEIGHT THROW

LA

55 METERS

WOMEN’S INDOOR RECORDS

400 METERS

60 METERS

800 METERS

LA Tech All-Time Top 800 Meter Performances

200 METERS

MILE

LA

3,000 METERS

LA Tech – 10:09.02

(2/20/2022)

WOMEN’S INDOOR RECORDS

4X400M RELAY

C-USA Championship –9:10.40

(3/1/2014)

LA Tech All-Time Top 3,000 Meter Performances

5,000 METERS

LA Tech –18:17.48

Kaufman (2018)

LA

5,000

55M HURDLES

60M HURDLES

C-USA Championship – 15:57.54

Sang Charlotte (2/17/2018)

DISTANCE MEDLEY RELAY

HIGH JUMP

LA Tech –5-9.25 (1.76m)

Chloe Lautric (1/15/2016)

WOMEN’S INDOOR RECORDS

SHOT PUT

C-USA Championship – 6-0.75 (1.85m)

Gaelle Niare SMU (2/23/2007)/

Tynita Butts East Carolina (2/25/2012)

All-Time Top High Jump Performances

WEIGHT THROW

LONG JUMP

TRIPLE JUMP

Legend

@ - denotes Altitude adjusted time (C-USA) – denotes mark set at Conference USA Championship meet (WAC) - denotes mark set at WAC Championship meet (SBC) – denotes mark set at Sun Belt Conference Championship meet (ASC) – denotes mark set at American South Conference Championship meet (NCAA) - denotes mark set at NCAA Championship meet

LA

LA

Top Long Jump Performances

LA Tech All-Time Top Triple Jump Performances

LA

PENTATHLON

LA Tech All-Time Top Pentathlon Performances

O U T D O O R R E C O R D S

MEN’S OUTDOOR RECORDS

800 METERS

200 METERS

1,500 METERS

LA

400 METERS

3,000 METERS

Top 1,500 Meter

Tech All-Time Top 3,000 Meter Performances

LA

5,000 METERS

LA Tech All-Time Top 5,000 Meter Performances

MEN’S OUTDOOR RECORDS

400M HURDLES

LA Tech All-Time Top 400M Hurdle Performances

3,000M STEEPLECHASE

10,000 METERS

LA Tech

10,000

LA Tech All-Time Top 3,000M Steeplechase Performances

4X100M RELAY

110M HURDLES

LA Tech All-Time Top 4x100M Relay Performances

4X200M RELAY

LA Tech – 1:22.76

– N/A

LA Tech All-Time Top 4x200M Relay Performances

MEN’S OUTDOOR RECORDS

4X800M RELAY

LA Tech All-Time Top 4x800M Relay Performances

.............................Des

4X400M RELAY

LA Tech – 3:05.71

Bursey, Ward, Coleman (5/30/1987)

Facility – 3:07.27

(ASC)

SPRINT MEDLEY RELAY

Top Sprint Medley Relay Performances

LA

TRIPLE JUMP

Tech All-Time Top Distance Medley Relay Performances

Kipkirawa, .....................Ruston, La. ...................................3/15/1986

POLE VAULT

HIGH JUMP

LONG JUMP

DISTANCE MEDLEY RELAY

LA

LA

SHOT PUT

LA Tech All-Time Top Shot Put Performances

DISCUS

JAVELIN (NEW)

Tech – 237-11 (72.51m)

– 239-6 (73.00m)

MEN’S OUTDOOR RECORDS

HAMMER

DECATHLON

JAVELIN (OLD)

- Conference USA Championship meet

NCAA - NCAA Championship meet NCAA Reg. - NCAA Regional/NCAA Preliminary Championship round

LA Tech All-Time Top Discus Performances

LA Tech All-Time Top Javelin (New) Performances

LA Tech All-Time Top Decathlon Performances

800 METERS

Tech All-Time Top 100 Meter Performances

LA Tech All-Time Top 800 Meter Performances

1,500 METERS

LA Tech All-Time Top 1,500 Meter Performances

400 METERS

3,000 METERS

LA Tech All-Time Top 3,000 Meter Performances

LA

WOMEN’S OUTDOOR RECORDS

5,000 METERS

Tech All-Time Top 5,000 Meter Performances

10,000 METERS

100M HURDLES

400M HURDLES

3,000M STEEPLECHASE

LA Tech – 12:07.20

(5/11/2017) Facility – 10:26.18

Lee-Painter Idaho (5/14/2010)

Championship –10:01.77

LA Tech All-Time Top 3,000M Steeplechase Performances

4X100M RELAY

LA Tech – 44.11

Hayes, Hanneman, Wade (5/26/2012)

Facility – 44.43

Tech [Shelton, Sales, Green, Lewis-Baker] (5/15/2010)

LA Tech All-Time Top 4x100M Relay Performances

[Booker, Scott, Layne, Paul] (5/12/2011)

4X200M RELAY

LA

4X400M RELAY

LA Tech – 3:28.90

Barnes, Wilson, Stroy (6/9/2007)

Facility – 3:40.02

(5/15/2010)

LA Tech All-Time Top 4x400M Relay Performances

HIGH JUMP

4X800M RELAY

SHUTTLE HURDLE RELAY

SPRINT HURDLE RELAY

LA Tech – 4:05.73

Tech (4/7/2007)

LA Tech All-Time Top Sprint Hurdle Relay Performances

Championship –N/A

Athlete Location

Tech Austin, Texas 4/7/2007

Unknown

Wade, Austin, Texas 3/28/2014

LA Tech All-Time Top High Jump Performances

TRIPLE JUMP

LONG JUMP

LA

SHOT PUT

Tech –54-8.75 (16.68m)

– 52-8.25 (16.05m)

WOMEN’S OUTDOOR RECORDS

JAVELIN

Championship –

HEPTATHLON

SLC - Southland Conference Championship meet

ASC - American South Conference Championship meet

SBC - Sun Belt Conference Championship meet

WAC - Western Athletic Conference Championship meet

C-USA - Conference USA Championship Meet

NCAA - NCAA Championship meet

NCAA Reg. - NCAA Regional/NCAA Preliminary Championship round

LA Tech All-Time Shot Put Performances

HAMMER

LA

LA Tech All-Time Hepthathlon Performances

MEN’S INDOOR

Southland Year Place (Points) Location

1980 3rd/6 (70.5) Monroe, La.

1981 2nd/6 (104) Monroe, La.

1982 6th/6 (32) Monroe, La.

1983 3rd/7 (96) Monroe, La.

1984 5th/7 (36) Monroe, La.

1985 4th/7 (62) Monroe, La.

1986 3rd/7 (87) Monroe, La.

1987 3rd/6 (76) Monroe, La.

American South

Place (Points) Location

1988 1st/6 (142) Jonesboro, Ark.

1989 3rd/6 (97) Jonesboro, Ark.

1990 2nd/6 (132) Jonesboro, Ark.

1991 2nd/6 (142) Jonesboro, Ark.

Sun Belt Year Place (Points) Location

1992 2nd/8 (109) Jonesboro, Ark.

1993 3rd/8 (63) Jonesboro, Ark.

1994 3rd/8 (47.5) Jonesboro, Ark.

2nd/9 (102) Jonesboro, Ark. 1996 2nd/9 (110) Jonesboro, Ark. 1997 3rd/9 (86) Jonesboro, Ark.

1998 3rd/10 (67.5)

CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY

MEN’S OUTDOOR

WOMEN’S INDOOR

American South Year Place (Points) Location

1988 6th/6 (4.5)

WOMEN’S OUTDOOR

Ark.

1989 5th/6 (9) Jonesboro, Ark.

1990 5th/6 (23) Jonesboro, Ark.

1991 5th/6 (37) Jonesboro, Ark.

Sun Belt Year Place (Points) Location

1992 5th/9 (36) Jonesboro, Ark.

(107)

1993 5th/10 (34) Jonesboro, Ark.

1994 7th/10 (26.25) Jonesboro, Ark.

1995 7th/10 (24.5) Jonesboro, Ark.

1996 5th/10 (26) Jonesboro, Ark.

1997 6th/10 (34.25) Jonesboro, Ark.

1998 6th/10 (40) Jonesboro, Ark.

1999 3rd/8 (47) Jonesboro, Ark.

2000 1st/8 (117) Jonesboro, Ark.

2001 4th/11 (64) Jonesboro, Ark.

Athletic

(48)

9th/9 (19)

3rd/6 (102) Jonesboro, Ark. 1990 1st/6 (150)

(135)

Texas

Place (Points) Location

8th/8 (27)

Fresno, Calif. 2008 3rd/5 (134.5)

3rd/5 (130)

3rd/5 (128)

3rd/5 (123)

Idaho

Utah

La.

Hawai’i 2012 4th/4 (84)

5th/7 (117)

10th/10 (38.5)

Tenn.

2017 10th/10 (23) El Paso, Texas

2018 9th/10 (43.5) Houston, Texas

2019 9th/10 (47) Charlotte, N.C.

2020 COVID* San Antonio, Texas

2021 9th/10 (40) Murfreesboro, Tenn.

9th/10

8th/9 (35)

Antonio, Texas

Outdoor season canceled due to COVID-19*

Texas

Outdoor season canceled due to COVID-19*

MEN’S CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS

3,000 Meter

Steeplechase

MEN’S CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS

5,000 Meters 1990 James Terrell

1985 John Ratcliffe 14:36.97

Roger Barker 14:21.94

4x400 Relay

WOMEN’S CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS

TEAM CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS

Men - Cross Country

1977 Southland Conference

1980 Southland Conference

1986 Southland Conference

1990 American South Conference

Men - Indoor

1988 American South Conference

1999 Sun Belt Conference

Men - Outdoor

1973 Southland Conference

1974 Southland Conference

1988 American South Conference

1990 American South Conference

Women - Indoor

NCAA CHAMPIONS

SUPERLATIVES

2000 Sun Belt Conference

Western Athletic Conference

Western Athletic Conference

Western Athletic Conference

Western Athletic Conference

Western Athletic Conference

Western Athletic Conference

Women - Outdoor

Sun Belt Conference

Athletic Conference

CONFERENCE SUPERLATIVES

James Terrell, Outstanding Performer

Men’s Indoor 1991 Robert Anderson,

Western Athletic Conference

Women’s Indoor

1991 Barbara Bolden, Outstanding Meet Performer American South

1997 April Malveo, Outstanding Meet Performer Sun Belt

1998 April Malveo, Outstanding Meet Performer Sun Belt

2004 Nina Gilbert, Freshman of the Year Western Athletic

2005 Donesha Spivey (22 pts.), High Point Award Western Athletic

2006 Donesha spivey (28 pts.), High Point Award Western Athletic

2007 Nina Gilbert, Outstanding Meet Performer Western Athletic

2009 Stacia Hanneman, Freshman of the Year Western Athletic 2010 Quanisha Sales, Freshman of the Year Western Athletic 2011 Chelsea Hayes, Outstanding Track Performer Western Athletic 2011 Chelsea Hayes (32.5 pts.), High Point Award Western Athletic

2012 Chelsea Hayes, Outstanding Field Performer Western Athletic

2012 Chelsea Hayes (33 pts.), High Point Award Western Athletic

Women’s Outdoor

1998 April Malveo, Outstanding Meet Performer Sun Belt

2005 Doria Appleberry, Outstanding Meet Performer Western Athletic

2005 Doria Appleberry (25 pts.), High Point Award Western Athletic

2006 Donesha Spivey, Outstanding Meet Performer Western Athletic

2007 Latonia Wilson, Outstanding Meet Performer Western Athletic

2007 Latoya Collins, Freshman of the Year Western Athletic

2007 Latonia Wilson (24.5 pts.), High Point Award Western Athletic

2008 Chasidee Lewis-Baker, Freshman of the Year Western Athletic

2008 Chasidee Lewis-Baker, Outstanding Track Performer Western Athletic

2010 Quanisha Sales, Freshman of the Year Western Athletic

2011 Chelsea Hayes, Outstanding Track Performer Western Athletic

2011 Chelesa Hayes (32.5 pts), High Point Award Western Athletic

2012 Chelsea Hayes, Outstanding Track Performer Western Athletic

2012 Chelsea Hayes (37.5 pts.), High Point Award Western Athletic

2012 Chelsea Hayes, Joe Kearney Award Western Athletic

Coach of the Year

1975 Men’s Outdoor, Jim Mize

Men’s Cross Country, Gary

Jerry Dyes

Indoor, Gary Stanley

Women’s Outdoor, Gary Stanley

Women’s Indoor, Gary Stanley

Women’s Outdoor, Gary Stanley

Gary Stanley

Women’s Indoor, Gary Stanley

Women’s Outdoor, Gary Stanley

Women’s Indoor, Gary Stanley

ALL-TIME PARTICIPANTS

Phillip

Reggie

Robert

Michael

Josh

Logan

Raymond

Eileen Peatman

Terry

Josiah

Micah

Charles Waggoner 1984

Ayana Walker 1999-00

Billy Ray Walker 2009-11

Brittany Walker 2013-16

Dean Walker 1952-55

Kenney Walker 1968

Nolan Walker 2019-21

Tommy Walker 1973

Liza Wall 2015-16, 2018

Robert Walterscheid 1999-00

Devin Walton 2023

Doc Ward 1985-88

Evan Warnick 2013-16

Phillip Warren 1988

Andre Washington 1991-92

Eddie Washington

Sam Washington

William Washington

Claudasha Watson 2019-21

Kayla Watson 2020-23

Laticia Watson 2013-16

Darrell Webb 1980-82

Anna Weeks 2018-19

Mark Weldon 1988-89

Glenn Wells 1982

Keith Wellman 1998-99

Bryant Wescoe 1996-2000

Fred Westergoard 1955-57

Rodney Wheatley 1994-95

Michaela Wheeler 2017

Brian White 1988-90

Jasmine White 2016-17

Morgan White 2017-19

Rheagan White 2018-19

Sherwood White 1956

Dustin Wilcher 2002-03

Nia Wiley 2023

A.L. Williams 1955-57

Aprell Williams 2014-16

Bejide Williams

Williams

Tre’ Williams 2019-20

Urijah Williams 2022-23

Wayne Williams 1967-68

Demonte Willis 2008, 2010

Sammy Willis 1976-78, 1980 Latonia Wilson

Bold indicates current athlete

MEN’S INDOOR

1988 American South

Kevin Loyd, 55m, 200m

Maze Bursey, 55m, 200m

Vince Coleman, 55m

Ronando Bowden, 55m Hurdles

Doc Ward, 400m

Eric Williams, 800m

Mark Weldon, Mile Run, 3000m

Chris Anderson, Mile Run

Tony Brown, Pole Vault

Jerome Anderson, Shot Put

Jess Grigg, Shot Put

1989 American South

Maurice Draper, 55m, 200m

Maze Bursey, 400m

Rocky Johnson, 800m, 4x800m Relay

Mark Weldon, Mile Run, 5000m

David Ashley, 4x800m Relay

Doug Ross, 4x800m Relay

Eric Williams, 4x800m Relay

Jerome Anderson, Shot Put

1990 American South

Tim Gardner, 200m, 4x400m Relay

David Franklin, 400m, 4x400m Relay

Eric Williams, 800m, 4x800m Relay

Mike Williams, Mile Run, 4x800m Relay

Robert Anderson, 3000m

James Terrell, 5000m

Darrell Schoenberg, 4x400m Relay

Steven Daniels, 4x400m Relay

Rocky Johnson, 4x800m Relay

David Ashley, 4x800m Relay

Fred Kately, Long Jump, Triple Jump

Lucas Strange, Shot Put

1991 American South

Chris Anderson, 5000m

Damon Coleman, Long Jump

Andre Washington, Long Jump

Robert Anderson, Mile Run, 3000m

Mike Williams, Mile Run, 4x800m Relay

Mario Russo, 55m Hurdles

John Hodges, 55m Hurdles

Shawn Jackson, 55m

Darrell Schoeneberg, 200m

Rocky Johnson, 800m, 4x800m Relay

Fred Kately, High Jump, Triple Jump

Eric Williams, 4x800m Relay

Doug Ross, 4x800m Relay

1992 Sun Belt

Fred Kately, Long Jump, High Jump, Triple Jump

Perry Robinson, Shot Put

Phillip Davis, High Jump

Craig Goodroe, Mile Run, 300m

Mario Russo, 55m Hurdles, 55m

David Franklin, 200m

Bashamma Deal, Triple Jump

1993 Sun Belt

Perry Robinson, Shot Put

Fred Kately, High Jump

Phillip Davis, High Jump

Craig Goodroe, Mile Run

ALL-CONFERENCE

Eric Redmon, 55m

1994 Sun Belt

Eric Redmon, 55m

Craig Goodroe, 3,000m

1995 Sun Belt

Jonathan Maxwell, 55m, 55m Hurdles

Chad Hicks, 200m

Lamont Leach, 800m, Distance Medley Relay

Damon Curtis, Mile Run, 3,000m, 5,000m

Curtis Brown, 3,000m, 5,000m, Distance Medley Relay

Garrinton Barnett, Distance Medley Relay

Magnus Falk, Distance Medley Relay

1996 Sun Belt

Jonathon Maxwell, 55m, 55m Hurdles

Lamont Leach, 400m, 800m

Magnus Falk, 800m

Curtis Brown, Mile Run, 3,000m, 5,000m

Cary Bradford, High Jump, Triple Jump

Robert Holdsworth, Shot Put

1997 Sun Belt

Jonathan Maxwell, 55m Hurdles

Chris Davis, 200m

Charles Raine, Mile Run

Cary Bradford, High Jump, Triple Jump

Bryant Wesco, High Jump, Long Jump, Triple Jump

Robert Holdsworth, Shot Put

1998 Sun Belt

Robert Hayes, Mile Run

Cary Bradford, High Jump, Triple Jump

Bryant Wesco, Long Jump, Triple Jump

Ahville Black, Shot Put

1999 Sun Belt

Tomas Alexander, 55m

Larry Betts, 55m Hurdles

Shantez Bean, 200m, 400m

Robert Walterscheid, Mile Run

Ketric Patton, High Jump

Bryant Wesco, High Jump, Long Jump, Triple Jump

Ahville Black, Shot Put, 35-lb Wt Throw

2000 Sun Belt

Tomas Alexander, 55m

Sam Washington, 55m Hurdles

Larry Betts, 55m Hurdles

Robert Walterscheid, 800m

Douglas Curry, High Jump

Theus Spates, Triple Jump

Ahville Black, Shot Put, Weight Throw

2001 Sun Belt

Tomas Alexander, 55m

Brandon Brown, 800m

Douglas Curry, High Jump

Ahville Black, Shot Put, Weight Throw

Mike Dysput, Weight Throw

Carlos Eugene, Triple Jump

2002 Western Athletic

Jeff McGehee, Pole Vault

Carlos Eugene, Triple Jump

2003 Western Athletic

Carlos Eugene, Triple Jump

2004 Western Athletic

Nolan Jackson, 60m Hurdles

David Phillips, 800m

Gearie Smith, Distance Medley Relay

David Cobb, Distance Medley Relay

Stefan Malmquist, Distance Medley Relay

Anthony Jackson, Distance Medley Relay

Edward McCall, Long Jump

2005 Western Athletic

Johnathan Holland, 60m

Nolan Jackson, 60m Hurdles

2006 Western Athletic

Johnathan Holland, 60m, 200m

Nolan Jackson, 60m Hurdles

Christopher Jefferson, Long Jump

Jamaal London, 400m

Sheldon Williams, 800m, 4x400 Relay, Distance Medley Relay

2007 Western Athletic

Michael Coleman, 60m, 200m, 4x400-relay

Matt Craig, Long Jump

Corey Denstel, 800m

Al Fullwood, 400m, 4x400 Relay

Jarrith Jones, 4x400 Relay

John Kent, 60m hurdles

Jamaal London, 4x400 Relay

Jason Morgan, Shot Put

2008 Western Athletic

Leighton Scott, 60m Hurdles, 60m

Albert Fullwood, 200m, 400m

Demonte Willis, 400m

Mike Coleman, 60m

Terry Carter, 60m, 200m

Corey Denstel, 800m, Distance Medley Relay

Matthew Craig, Long Jump

Jonathan Keys, Triple Jump

Clyde Smith, Shot Put

2009 Western Athletic

Mike Coleman, 60m, 200m, 4x400m Relay

Terry Carter, 60m, 200m

Josh Harvey, 200m

Albert Fullwood, 200m, 400m, 4x400m Relay

Demonte Willis, 400m, 4x400m Relay

Wade MaGaha, 400m, 4x400m

Relay, Distance Medley Relay

Kinsey Dinnel, Mile, Distance Medley Relay

Billy Ray Walker, 60m Hurdles

Steven Cortez, Distance Medley Relay

Ladarrion Outley, Distance Medley Relay

Jonathan Keys, Triple Jump

Larry Jones, Shot Put

2010 Western Athletic

Marcelles Atkinson, 4x400m Relay

James Carter, II, 60m Hurdles

Terry Carter, 60m, 200m

Albert Fullwood, 200m, 400m, 4x400m Relay

Josh Goree, 200m

Alwayne Green, 800m, Distance Medley Relay

Larry Jones, Shot Put, Weight Throw

Wade MaGaha, 400m, 4x400m Relay, Distance

Medley Relay

Jermaine Morris, 800m, Distance Medley Relay

Jonathan Roque, High Jump

Kevin Stewart, 60m, 200m

Billy Ray Walker, 60m Hurdles

Matt Wolfe, Distance Medley Relay

Demonte Willis, 400m, 4x400m Relay

2011 Western Athletic

Josh Goree, 200m, 400m, 4x400m Relay

Alwayne Green, 800m

Trey Hadnot, 200m, 4x400m Relay

Kendall Hayes, 60m Hurdles

Dravius Jones, 60m Hurdles

Larry Jones, Shot Put, 35-lb. Wt Throw

Jonathan Keys, Triple Jump

Wade MaGaha, 400m, 4x400m Relay

Dennis Richardson, 60m

Kevin Stewart, 60m, 200m

Justin Terry, 400m, 4x400m Relay

Billy Ray Walker, 60m Hurdles

Matt Wolfe, Mile

2012 Western Athletic

Anthony Bushay, Long Jump

John Franklin, 60m

Josh Goree, 200m, 400m, 4x400m Relay

Alwayne Green, 800m

Trey Hadnot, 200m, 400m, 4x400m Relay

Kendall Hayes, 60m Hurdles

Ed Ivory, 60m 200m

Gilbert Julian, 400m, 4x400m Relay

Yusuf Muhammad, 60m Hurdles, 4x400m Relay

Dennis Richardson, 60m, 200m

2013 Western Athletic

Adairius Barnes, Triple Jump

Alwayne Green, 800m

Trey Hadnot, 200m

Kendall Hayes, 60m Hurdles

Dennis Richardson, 60m

Niko Richey, 200m

2014 Conference USA

Trey Hadnot, 200m (1st), 4x400m Relay (1st)

Jermey Hicks, 60m (2nd)

Andrew Hunt, 4x400m Relay (1st)

Yusuf Muhammad, 4x400m Relay (1st)

Aaron Orduno, Shot Put (3rd), Weight Throw (2nd)

Dennis Richardson, 60m (3rd)

Darius Statham, 4x400m Relay (1st)

2016 Conference USA

Jermey Hicks, 60m (1st)

Tramaine Maloney, 60m Hurdles (2nd)

Aaron Orduno, Weight Throw (3rd)

Jarrett Samuels, Long Jump (2nd)

2017 Conference USA

Jermey Hicks, 60m (3rd)

Tamario Lattin, High Jump (2nd)

Tamario Lattin, Long Jump (2nd)

Gregory Ballard, Pole Vault (3rd)

2018 Conference USA

Tamario Lattin, High Jump (3rd), Long Jump (1st)

Denzel Harper, Long Jump (2nd)

Cole Courtois, Pole Vault (1st)

2019 Conference USA

Ahmad Young, 60m Hurdles (3rd)

Denzel Harper, Long Jump (2nd)

Malek Evans, Weight Throw (2nd)

Cole Courtois, Pole Vault (3rd)

2020 Conference USA

Denzel Harper, Long Jump (1st)

Colin Butler, Long Jump (3rd)

Murphy Bavinga, Triple Jump (3rd)

Maurice Moore, Weight Throw

2023 Conference USA

Rodney Heath Jr., 60m (3rd)

MEN’S OUTDOOR

1988 American South

Vince Coleman, 100m, 200m, 4x100m, 4x400m

Maurice Draper, 100m, 200m, 4x100m

Doc Ward, 400m, 4x100m, Long Jump

Eric Williams, 800m

Mark Weldon, 1500m

Chris Anderson, 1500m

James Terrell, 3000m Steeplechase, 5000m

Ronando Bowden, 100m Hurdles

Lifford Jackson, 100m Hurdles, 4x100m

Maze Bursey, 4x100m, 4x400m

Ray Sturgis, 4x400m

Tony Brown, High Jump

Phillip Warren, High Jump

Jess Grigg, Shot Put, Discus

Eric Magnusson, Pole Vault

Brian White, Javelin

1989 American South

David Franklin, 400m

Eric Williams, 800m

David Ashley, 800m

Mark Weldon, 1500m

Lucas Strange, Shot Put, Discus

Jerome Anderson, Shot Put

Brian White, Javelin

1990 American South

Tim Gardner, 200m

David Franklin, 400m

Mike Williams, 1500m, 3000m Steeplechase

Robert Anderson, 1500m, 5000m

James Terrell, 3000m Steeplechase, 5000m

Lucas Strange, Shot Put, Discus

David Sylvia, Javelin

1991 American South

David Franklin, 400m

Tim Gardner, 400m

Mike Williams, 1500m, 3000m Steeplechase

John Hodges, 110m Hurdles, 400m Hurdles

Fred Kately, High Jump, Triple Jump

Andre Washington, Long Jump

1992 Sun Belt

Fred Kately, High Jump

Phillip Davis, High Jump

Perry Robinson, Shot Put

Andre Washington, Long Jump

Robert Anderson, 3000m Steeplechase

Shawn Jackson, 4x100m

Johnny Lewis, 4x100m

David Franklin, 4x100m

Tim Gardner, 4x100m

Craig Goodroe, 1500m

Mario Russo, 110m Hurdles

Johnny Thibodeaux, Javelin

Artie Smith, Discus Bashamma Deal, Triple Jump

1993 Sun Belt

Phillip Davis, High Jump

Fred Kately, High Jump, Long Jump, Triple Jump

Perry Robinson, Shot Put

Johnny Thibodeaux, Javelin

1994 Sun Belt

Eric Redmon, 100m

Craig Goodroe, 800m, 1,500m

Garrington Barnett, 4x400m

Rodney Wheatley, 4x400m

Gerrand Lockhart, 4x400m

Billy Thompson, 4x400m

1995 Sun Belt

Jonathan Maxwell, 100m

Lamont Leach, 800m

Magnus Falk, 800m

Damon Curtis, 1,500m, 3,000m Steeplechase

Curtis Brown, 5,000m

Todd Morrow, Discus

1996 Sun Belt

Chris Davis, 200m

Lamont Leach, 800m

Magnus Falk, 800m

Bryant Wesco, High Jump

Todd Morrow, Discus

Andrew Pack, Discus

1997 Sun Belt

Jonathan Maxwell, 110m Hurdles

Chris Davis, 200m

Bryant Wesco, High Jump, Long Jump, Triple Jump

Cary Bradford, High Jump

Robert Holdsworth, Shot Put

Ahville Black, Discus

1998 Sun Belt

Bryant Wesco, Long Jump, Triple Jump

Ahville Black, Shot Put, Discus

Otis Pitts, Javelin

1999 Sun Belt

Tomas Alexander, 100m, 200m, 4x100m

Jeff Pugh, 110m Hurdles

Larry Betts, 110m Hurdles

Shantez Bean, 400m, 4x100m

Theus Spates, 4x100m, Triple Jump

Michael Pea, 400m Relay

Ahville Black, Discus

Mike Dysput, Discus

2000 Sun Belt

Tomas Alexander, 100m, 200m

Bryant Wesco, High Jump, Triple Jump

Lionel Arroyo, Javelin

Michael Dysput, Discus

2001 Sun Belt

Brandon Brown, 1,500m, 3,000m Steeplechase

Carlos Eugene, Triple Jump

Ahville Black, Shot Put, Discus

Mike Dysput, Shot Put, Discus

Lionel Arroyo, Javelin

2002 Western Athletic

Tomas Alexander, 100m, 4x100m

William Threets, 400m Hurdles, 4x100m Relay

Charlie Fernandez, 4x100m

Brandon Huckaby, 4x100m

Roland Moore, 4x100m, 4x400m

Anthony Jackson, 4x400m

Troy Lewis, 4x400m

Jeff McGehee, Pole Vault

Carlos Eugene, Triple Jump

2003 Western Athletic

William Threets, 400m Hurdles, 4x400m Relay

Anthony Jackson, 4x400m

Roland Moore, 4x400m Relay

Gearie Smith, 4x400m Relay

Jeff McGehee, Pole Vault

Carlos Eugene, Triple Jump

2004 Western Athletic

Ed McCall , Long Jump

Greg Doughty, Javelin

Roland Moore, 100m

David Phillips, 800m

Troy Lewis, 200m

Jackson, Lewis, Moore, Huckaby, 4x100m

Carlos Arrizon, 3,000m Steeplechase

2005 Western Athletic

Nolan Jackson, 110m Hurldes

2006 Western Athletic

Mike Coleman, 100m, 200m

Matt Craig, Triple Jump, Long Jump

Kinsey Dinnel, 2000m Steeple

Nolan Jackson, 100m Hurdles

Jason Morgan, Shot Put, Discus

Sheldon Williams, 800m

2007 Western Athletic

Michael Coleman, 100m, 200m, 4x100m Relay, 4x400m Relay

Matt Craig, Long Jump, Triple Jump

Mark Dillard, 4x100m Relay

Al Fullwood, 400m, 200m, 4x100m Relay, 4x400m Relay

John Kent, 110m hurdles

Jamaal London, 4x400m

Deron Trotter, 4x100m

Sheldon Williams, 4x400m

2008 Western Athletic

Kinsey Dinnel, 1,500m, 3,000m Steeplechase

Leighton Scott, 110m Hurdles

Albert Fullwood, 200m, 400m, 4x100m Relay, 4x400m Relay

Demonte Willis, 400m, 4x400m Relay

Mike Coleman, 100m, 200m, 4x100m Relay, 4x400m Relay

Josh Harvey, 100m, 200m, 4x100m Relay

Terry Carter, 100m, 200m, 4x100m Relay

Corey Denstel, 800m

Wade MaGaha, 400m Hurdles, 4x400m Relay

Marcelles Atkinson, 400m Hurdles

Larry Jones, Javelin, Discus

Clyde Smith, Shot Put

Jonathan Keys, Triple Jump

2009 Western Athletic

Kinsey Dinnel, 1,500m, 3,000m Steeplechase

Billy Ray Walker, 110m Hurdles

Albert Fullwood, 200m, 400m

Terry Carter, 100m, 200m

Kevin Stewart, 100m, 200m

Alwayne Green, 800m

Marcelles Atkinson, 400m Hurdles

Wade MaGaha, 400m Hurdles

Zach Schuler, 10,000m, 4x100m Relay, 4x400m Relay

Larry Jones, Javelin, Shot Put, Discus

Jonathan Keys, Triple Jump

Shaun Haughton, Discus

2010 Western Athletic

Marcelles Atkinson, 400m Hurdles, 4x400m Relay

James Carter, II, 110m Hurdles

Terry Carter, 100m, 200m, 4x100m Relay

Mike Coleman, 100m

Albert Fullwood, 200m, 400m, 4x100m Relay, 4x400m Relay

Josh Goree, 200m, 400m, 4x100m Relay

Shaun Haughton, Discus

Larry Jones, Discus, Shot Put

Jonathan Keys, Triple Jump

Wade MaGaha, 400m Hurdles, 4x400m Relay

Justin Martin, Javelin

Jermaine Morris, 800m

Kevin Stewart, 100m, 200m, 4x100m Relay

Justin Terry, 400m, 4x400m Relay

Billy Ray Walker, 110m Hurdles

2011 Western Athletic

Josh Goree, 400m, 4x100m Relay, 4x400m Relay

Alwayne Green, 800m

Trey Hadnot, 200m, 400m, 4x100m Relay, 4x400m Relay

Kendall Hayes, 110m Hurdles

Darius Hyacinth, Triple Jump

Larry Jones, Javelin, Shot Put, Discus

Dennis Richardson, 100m, 200m, 4x100m Relay

Kevin Stewart, 100m, 200m, 4x100m Relay, 4x400m Relay

Justin Terry, 400m, 4x400m Relay

Billy Ray Walker, 110m Hurdles

Matt Wolfe, 1,500m

2012 Western Athletic

Anthony Bushay, Long Jump, Triple Jump

Joshua Cox, Javelin

Jeremy Devers, 400m Hurdles, 4x400m Relay

John Franklin, 4x100m Relay

Alwayne Green, 800m

Trey Hadnot, 100m, 200m, 4x100m Relay, 4x400m Relay

Kendall Hayes, 110m Hurdles, 4x100m Relay

Deven Henderson, Long Jump

Gilbert Julian, 400m, 4x400m Relay

Yusuf Muhammad, 400m Hurdles, 4x400m Relay

Dennis Richardson, 100m, 200m, 4x100m Relay

2013 Western Athletic

Joshua Cox, Javelin

Trey Hadnot, 200m, 400m, 4x100m Relay, 4x400m Relay

Kendall Hayes, 110m Hurdles

Devin Henderson, Triple Jump, 4x100m Relay

Yusuf Muhammad, 400m Hurdles, 4x400m Relay

Dennis Richardson, 100m

Niko Richey, 100m, 200m, 4x100m Relay, 4x400m Relay

Paul Sakit, 1,500m

Christopher Sampract, 4x400m Relay

Kyonz Smith, 4x100m Relay

Evan Warnick, 110m Hurdles

2014 Conference USA

Joshua Cox, Javelin (3rd)

Trey Hadnot, 100m (1st), 200m (1st), 4x100m Relay (1st)

Devin Henderson, 4x100m Relay (1st)

Jermey Hicks, 4x100m Relay (1st)

Dennis Richardson, 100m (2nd), 4x100m Relay (1st)

2015 Conference USA

Jarvis Gotch, 4x100m Relay (2nd)

Devin Henderson, 4x100m Relay (2nd)

Jermey Hicks, 100m (2nd), 4x100m Relay (2nd)

Darius Statham, 4x100m Relay (2nd)

Jarrett Samuels, Long Jump (3rd)

2016 Conference USA

Jermey Hicks, 100m (3rd)

Tramaine Maloney, 110m Hurdles (2nd)

2018 Conference USA

Cole Courtois, Pole Vault (1st)

Denzel Harper, Long Jump (2nd)

2019 Conference USA

Cole Courtois, Pole Vault (1st)

Denzel Harper, Long Jump (1st)

Jon Burrell, Javelin (3rd)

2021 Conference USA

Tripp Marcus, Javelin (3rd)

2022 Conference USA

Henry Terral, Javelin (3rd)

2023 Conference USA

Rodney Heath Jr., 100m (3rd)

Jamie Sancho, 200m (3rd)

WOMEN’S INDOOR

1989 American South

Debora Durham, High Jump

1990 American South

Heather Culpeper, 3,000m

1991 American South

Barbara Bolden, 800m

Kari Lemoine, High Jump

Heather Culpeper, 3000m

1992 Sun Belt

Kari Lemoine, High Jump

Barbara Bolden, Mile Run, 4x800m Relay

Beth Crutcher, 800m

Teresa Alexander, 4x800m Relay

Beth Crutcher, 4x800m Relay

Shelly Fenton, 4x800m Relay

1993 Sun Belt

Kari Lemoine, High Jump

Atemia McClure, 55m

Beth Crutcher, 800m, 4x800m Relay

Teresa Alexander, 4x800m Relay

Michelle McGinnis, 4x800m Relay

Shelly Fenton, 3200m Relay

1994 Sun Belt

Atemia McClure, 55m

Joice Smith, 55m Hurdles

1995 Sun Belt

Candace Curtis, Triple Jump

April Malveo, Shot Put

1996 Sun Belt

Celeste Rosett, High Jump

April Malveo, Shot Put

1997 Sun Belt

Celeste Rosett, High Jump

April Malveo, Shot Put, Weight Throw

1998 Sun Belt

April Malveo, Shot Put, Weight Throw

Raymona Papilion, Shot Put, Weight Throw

1999 Sun Belt

Nieka Greenhouse, 55m

Adrienne Russell, Long Jump

Tambia Richardson, Triple Jump

Raymona Papilion, Shot Put, Weight Throw

Fran Vicknair, Shot Put, Weight Throw

Olivia McKoy, Shot Put

2000 Sun Belt

Krystal Cunningham, 4x400m Relay

Paulette Grey, 4x400m Relay

Tia Lee, 4x400m Relay

Nychristian Ursin, 4x400m Relay, Long Jump

Sarah Geling, Triple Jump

Summer Smothers, Triple Jump

Tawanna Williams, Shot Put, Weight Throw

Melissa Gibbons, Shot Put

Adrian Kelley, Weight Throw

2001 Sun Belt

Chante Threets, 55m

Melissa Gibbons, Shot Put, Weight Throw

Tawanna Williams, Shot Put

Kelly Perkins, Shot Put

Adrian Kelley, Weight Throw

2003 Western Athletic

Shandra Freeman, 60m, 4x400m Relay

Joy Loyd, 4x400m Relay

Ayanna Alexander, 4x400m Relay, Long Jump

Chante Threet, 4x400m Relay

Tawanna Williams, Shot Put

Mariela Guarte, Shot Put

Sara Gelin, Long Jump

2004 Western Athletic

Brigitte Ladouceur, 60m Hurdles

Doria Appleberry, 60m Hurdles, 4x400m Relay

Nina Gilbert, 400m, 4x400m Relay

Shandra Freeman, 200m

Latonia Wilson, 4x400m Relay

Krystal Cole, 4x400m Relay

Ayanna Alexander, Triple Jump, Long Jump

Kaia Durrant-Nairne, Shot Put

Bejide Williams, Long Jump

Joy Loyd, High Jump

2005 Western Athletic

Dora Appleberry, 60m Hurdles

Shandra Freeman, 60m

Latonia Wilson, 200m

Nina Gilbert, 400m

Ayanna Alexander, Triple Jump

Bejide Williams, Long Jump

Shaterika Allen, Shot Put

Appleberry, Wilson, Gilbert, Cole, 4x400m Relay

2006 Western Athletic

Nadia Alexander, Shot Put

Antoinette Cobb, 60m Hurdles

Krystal Cole, 400m

Nina Gilbert, 400m

Lasadies McClain, 60m, 200m

Donesha Spivey, 60m, 200m, Long Jump

Bejide Williams, Triple Jump

Latonia Wilson, 60m, 200m, 4x400m Relay

2007 Western Athletic

Nadia Alexander, Shot Put

Miriam Barnes, 800m

Krystal Cole, 400m, 4x400m Relay

Latoya Collins, Triple Jump

Nina Gilbert, 400m, 4x400m Relay

Lasadies McClain, 60m

Kamelia Stroy, 4x400m Relay

Latonia Wilson, 60m, 4x400m Relay

2008 Western Athletic

Antoinette Cobb, 60m Hurdles, 60m

El Charrita Reynolds, 400m

Kamelia Stroy, 400m

Chasidee Lewis-Baker, 60m

Rakeisha Green, 60m, 200m

Simone Carter, 60m, 200m

Lasadies McClain, 60m, 200m, 4x400 Relay

Phelecia Reynolds, Weight Throw

Quatisha Williams, Long Jump, Triple Jump

Latoya Collins, Long Jump, Triple Jump

Brittany Guy, Triple Jump

Nadia Alexander, Shot Put

2009 Western Athletic

Chasidee Lewis-Baker, 60m, 200m

Antoinette Cobb, 60m, 60m Hurdles

Nancy Shelton, 60m

Monique Wright, 200m, 400m, 4x400m Relay

Kamelia Stroy, 200m, 400m, 4x400m Relay

Stacia Hanneman, 200m

El Charrita Reynolds, 400m, 4x400m Relay

Shante Benion, 4x400m Relay

Quatisha Williams, Long Jump, Triple Jump

Whitney Smith, Long Jump

Sapphira Brown, Triple Jump

Tierah Hall, Shot Put

2010 Western Athletic

Shante Benion, 400m, 4x400m Relay

Sapphira Brown, Triple Jump

Antoinette Cobb, 60m, 60m Hurdles

Tiana Davis, 60m Hurdles, Long Jump

Rakeisha Green, 60m

Brittany Guy, Triple Jump

Tierah Hall, Shot Put

Stacia Hanneman, 200m, 400m

Jesseka Jones, 60m Hurdles, Pentathlon

Chasidee Lewis-Baker, 60m Dash

Quanisha Sales, 60m, 200m, 4x400m Relay

Nancy Shelton, 60m, 200m

Kamelia Stroy, 400m

Micarra Vassell, Shot Put

Quatisha Williams, Long Jump, Triple Jump

Lashannda Worthy, 400m, 4x400m Relay

Monique Wright, 400m, 4x400m Relay

2011 Western Athletic Aldresha Bailey, 4x400m Relay

Tiana Davis, 60m Hurdles, Long Jump

Markeva Daye, Triple Jump

Kim Francis, 60m, 60m Hurdles

Brittany Guy, Triple Jump

Stacia Hanneman, 200m, 4x400m Relay

Chelsea Hayes, 60m, 200m, 4x400m Relay, Long Jump

Jesseka Jones, 200m

Marcella LeBlanc, Shot Put

Chasidee Lewis-Baker, 60m

Quatisha Williams, Triple Jump

Monique Wright, 200m, 400m, 4x400m Relay

2012 Western Athletic

Reyna Anderson, 4x400m Relay

Aldresha Bailey, 400m, 4x400m Relay

Dominique Crosby, 4x400m Relay

Kim Francis, 60m, 200m, 60m Hurdles

Stacia Hanneman, 200m

Chelsea Hayes, 60m, 200m, Long Jump, Triple Jump

Taneka Henderson, 400m, 4x400m Relay

Micara Vassell, Shot Put

2013 Western Athletic

Aldresha Bailey, 400m

Marlesia Carey, Long Jump

Charla Craddock, 60m, 200m, Long Jump

Kim Francis, 200m, 60m Hurdles

Bianca Jackson, 60m Hurdles

Marcella LeBlanc, Shot Put

Kimberly Smith, 60m

Micara Vassell, Shot Put

2014 Conference USA

Mia Adams, 4x400m Relay (2nd)

Aldresha Bailey, 4x400m Relay (2nd)

Charla Craddock,200m (2nd), 4x400m Relay (2nd), Long Jump

Kim Francis, 60m Hurdles (2nd)

Taneka Henderson, 4x400m Relay (2nd)

2015 Conference USA

Mia Adams, 4x400m Relay (2nd), Long Jump (1st)

Charla Craddock, 200m (1st), 4x400m Relay (2nd)

Cassie Divin, 4x400m Relay (2nd)

Diamond Every, 4x400m Relay (2nd)

Chloe Lautric, High Jump (3rd)

2016 Conference USA

Mia Adams, Long Jump (2nd)

Denisha Henix, Long Jump (3rd)

Chloe Lautric, High Jump (2nd)

2019 Conference USA

Rhea Thompson, Shot Put (3rd)

2021 Conference USA

Sydney Anderson, Long Jump (3rd)

Claudasha Watson, 60m (3rd)

2022 Conference USA

Johannon Murray, Pentathlon (3rd)

2023 Conference USA

Ulanda Lewis, 60m (1st)

Kayla Watson 60m hurdles (3rd)

Johannon Murray, Pentathlon (3rd)

WOMEN’S OUTDOOR

1988 American South

Cheryl Zey, Javelin

1990 American South

Heather Culpeper, 5000m, 3000m

Keri Tucker, 3000m

1991 American South

Barbara Bolden, 800m, 1500m

Kari Lemoine, High Jump

1992 Sun Belt

Barbara Bolden, 800m

Kari Lemoine, High Jump

1994 Sun Belt

Atemia McClure, 100m, 200m

Joice Smith, 100m Hurdles, Javelin

1995 Sun Belt

Fredia Dean, 200m

Kari Lemoine, High Jump

Candace Curtis, Long Jump

April Malveo, Discus, Shot Put

1996 Sun Belt

April Malveo, Shot Put, Discus

Raymona Papilion, Discus

1997 Sun Belt

Raymona Papilion, Shot Put, Discus

Fran Vicknair, Discus

1998 Sun Belt

Nieka Greenhous, 100m

April Malveo, Shot Put, Discus

Raymona Papilion, Shot Put, Discus

Olivia McKoy, Javelin

Fran Vicknair, Discus

1999 Sun Belt

Krystal Cunningham, 200m, 400m

Ayana Walker, High Jump

Summer Smothers, Triple Jump

April Malveo, Shot Put, Discus

Olivia McKoy, Shot Put, Javelin, Discus

Raymona Papilion, Discus

2000 Sun Belt

Nieka Greenhouse, 100m

Melissa Gibbons, Shot Put, Javelin, Discus

Tawanna Williams, Shot Put

Adrian Kelly, Discus

2001 Sun Belt

Nieka Greenhouse, 100m

Kelly Perkins, Shot Put

Tawanna Williams, Shot Put

Adrian Kelly, Discus

2002 Western Athletic

Ayanna Alexander, Long Jump, Triple Jump

Melissa Gibbons, Shot Put, Discus Throw, Javelin

2003 Western Athletic

Ayanna Alexander, Long Jump, Triple Jump

Chante Threets, 100m, 200m, 4x100m Relay

Shandra Freeman, 200m, 4x100m Relay

Crystlle Church, 4x100m Relay

Kandis Harris, 4x100m Relay

Chantell Richardson, Long Jump

Tawanna Williams, Shot Put

Mariela Guante, Shot Put

2004 Western Athletic

Brenda-Grace Hunt, Javelin

Kaia Durrant-Nairne, Shot Put

Tawanna Williams, Shot Put

Ayanna Alexander, Long Jump, Triple Jump

Doria Appleberry, 100m & 400m Hurdles, 4x100m & 4x400m Relay

Nina Gilbert, 400m, 4x400m Relay

Latoina Wilson, 200m, 400m, 4x100m & 4x400m Relay

Shandra Freeman, 100m, 4x100m Relay

Brigitte Ladouceur, 400m Hurdles

Crystlle Church, 4x100m Relay

Krystal Cole, 4x400m Relay

2005 Western Athletic

Doria Appleberry, 100m Hurdles

Doria Appleberry, 400m Hurdles

Donesha Spivey, 100m

Nina Gilbert, 400m

Ayanna Alexander, Triple Jump

Freeman, Appleberry, Spivey, Wilson, 4x100m Relay

Ladoucer, Gilbert, Appleberry, Cole, 4x400m Relay

2006 Western Athletic

Shaterika Allen, Shot Put

Miriam Barnes, 400m Hurdles, 4x400

Krystal Cole, 400m, 4x400

Nina Gilbert, 400m

Brenda-Grace Hunt, Javelin

Sophia Jackson, 4x100

Joy Loyd, High Jump

Lasadies McClain, 100m, 200m

Amber Metoyer, Heptathlon

El Charrita Reynolds, 4x400

Donesha Spivey, 400m, 200m, 4x100

Latonia Wilson, 100m, 200m, 4x100, 4x400

2007 Western Athletic

Shaterika Allen, Shot Put

Miriam Barnes, 400m, 400m hurdles

Krystal Cole, 4x400m Relay

Latoya Collins, Long Jump, Triple Jump

Nina Gilbert, 400m

Sophia Jackson, 4x100 Relay, 4x400 Relay

Lasadies McClain, 100m, 200m, 4x100 Relay

Phelecia Reynolds, Discus

Kamelia Stroy, 400m, 4x100 Relay, 4x400 Relay

Christina Tupper, Long Jump, Triple Jump

Shannon Williams, 100m, 200m

Latonia Wilson, 100m, 200m, 4x100 Relay, 4x400 Relay

2008 Western Athletic

Antoinette Cobb, 100m Hurdles, 400m Hurdles

Kamelia Stroy, 400m, 4x100m Relay, 4x400m Relay

El Charrita Reynolds, 400m, 4x400m Relay

Monique Wright, 400m, 4x400m Relay

Chasidee Lewis-Baker, 100m, 200m, 4x100m

Relay

Rakeisha Green, 100m, 200m, 4x100m Relay

Nancy Shelton, 100m, 200m, 4x100m Relay

Simone Carter, 100m, 200m

Shante Benion, 4x400m Relay

Nadia Alexander, Shot Put

Tierah Hall, Shot Put

Quatisha Williams, Long Jump, Triple Jump

Whitney Smith, Long Jump

Latoya Collins, Long Jump, Triple Jump

Sapphria Brown, Triple Jump

Christina Tupper, Triple Jump

Brittany Guy, Triple Jump

Phelecia Reynolds, Discus

2009 Western Athletic

Antoinette Cobb, 100m Hurdles

Kamelia Stroy, 400m

Monique Wright, 200m, 400m

El Charrita Reynolds, 400m

Lashannda Worthy, 400m

Chasidee Lewis-Baker, 100m, 200m

Stacia Hanneman, 100m, 200m

Rakeisha Green, 100m, 4x100m Relay, 4x400m Relay

Nadia Alexander, Shot Put

Tierah Hall, Shot Put

Quatisha Williams, Long Jump, Triple Jump

Brittany Guy, Triple Jump

Sapphira Brown, Triple Jump

2010 Western Athletic

Shante Benion, 400m Hurdles, 4x400m Relay

Sapphira Brown, Triple Jump

Antoinette Cobb, 100m, 200m, 100m Hurdles

Tiana Davis, Long Jump

Markeva Daye, Triple Jump

Rakeisha Green, 100m, 4x100m Relay

Brittany Guy, Triple Jump

Tierah Hall, Shot Put

Stacia Hanneman, 200m

Chelsea Hayes, 100m, Long Jump

Jesseka Jones, Heptathlon

Chasidee Lewis-Baker, 100m, 4x100m Relay

Phelecia Reynolds, Discus

Quanisha Sales, 100m, 200m, 4x100m Relay

Nancy Shelton, 100m, 200m, 4x100m Relay

Kamelia Stroy, 400m, 4x400m Relay

Kia Vance, 400m Hurdles

Micarra Vassell, Shot Put

Quatisha Williams, Long Jump, Triple Jump

Lashannda Worthy, 400m, 4x400m Relay

Monique Wright, 400m, 4x400m Relay

2011 Western Athletic

Shante Benion, 400m Hurdles, 4x400m Relay

Sapphira Brown, Triple Jump

Tiana Davis, 100m Hurdles, Long Jump

Markeva Daye, Triple Jump

Kim Francis, 100m Hurdles

Brittany Guy, Triple Jump

Stacia Hanneman, 4x400m Relay

Chelsea Hayes, 100m, 200m, 4x400m Relay, Long Jump

Jesseka Jones, 100m Hurdles, Heptathlon

Marcella LeBlanc, Shot Put

Chasidee Lewis-Baker, 100m

Micara Vassell, Shot Put, Discus

Quatisha Williams, Triple Jump

Monique Wright, 200m, 400m, 4x400m Relay

2012 Western Athletic

SaBrittany Angelle, Shot Put

Aldresha Bailey, 4x400m Relay

Dominique Crosby, 400m, 4x400m Relay

Diamond Every, 400m, 4x400m Relay

Kim Francis, 200m, 100m Hurdles

Kenyattia Hackworth, Long Jump

Stacia Hanneman, 4x100m Relay, 4x400m Relay

Chelsea Hayes, 100m, 200m, 4x100m Relay, Long Jump, Triple Jump

Taneka Henderson, 400m, 400m hurdles

Tia Mitchell, Long Jump

Kimberly Smith, 100m, 200m, 4x100m Relay

Micara Vassell, Discus

Victoria Wade, 100m, 200m, 4x100m Relay

2013 Western Athletic

SaBrittany Angelle, Shot Put

Aldresha Bailey, 400m, 4x400m Relay

Marlesia Carey, 100m hurdles

Charla Craddock, 200m, Long Jump, 4x100m & 4x400m Relay

Diamond Every, 4x400m Relay

Kim Francis, 100m, 100m hurdles, 4x100m Relay

Taneka Henderson, 4x400m Relay

Bianca Jackson, 100m hurdles, 4x100m Relay

Marcella LeBlanc, Shot Put

Pamela Lee, High Jump

Micara Vassell, Shot Put

Victoria Wade, 100m, 4x100m Relay

2014 Conference USA

Aldresha Bailey, 4x400m Relay (2nd)

Aminah Blount, 4x100m Relay (2nd), 4x400 (2nd)

Charla Craddock, 4x100m Relay (2nd), 4x400m Relay (2nd), Long Jump (1st)

Kim Francis, 100m hurdles (2nd), 4x100m Relay (2nd)

Taneka Henderson, 4x400m Relay (2nd)

Chloe Lautric, High Jump (2nd)

Brittany Walker, 4x100m Relay (2nd)

2015 Conference USA

Mia Adams, 4x100m Relay (3rd), 4x400m Relay (1st)

Charla Craddock, 4x100m Relay (3rd), 4x400m Relay (1st), Long Jump (2nd)

Diamond Every, 4x400m Relay (1st)

Camille Lott, Javelin (2nd)

Victoria Wade, 4x100m Relay (3rd), 4x400m Relay (1st)

Brittany Walker, 4x100m Relay (3rd)

2016 Conference USA

Chloe Lautric, High Jump (3rd)

Camille Lott, Javelin (3rd)

2017 Conference USA

Chloe Lautric, High Jump (3rd)

2018 Conference USA

Elia Nero, 800m (3rd)

2019 Conference USA

Taylor Shaw, 200m (3rd)

2022 Conference USA

Johannon Murray, Heptathlon (1st)

Makayla Edwards, 200m (3rd)

ALL-AMERICA

HISTORICAL REQUIREMENTS FOR ALL-AMERICA

CROSS COUNTRY

I

1974

1975-97

1998-2004

2005-07

2008-Present

INDOOR TRACK & FIELD

15

25

Top 25, to include the top 25 University Division/

Foreign-born athletes in the top 25 finishers and top 25 U.S.-born finishers

Top 25 men and women (1981-97), to include top 25 Division I Americans

Top 30, to include the top 30 Americans

Top 30, to include the top 30 Americans (team must have USTFCCCA membership)

Top 40 without regard to citizenship (team must have USTFCCCA membership)

Year(s) Requirements

three per event

six per event

1989-2005

2006-10

2011-Present

Top eight per event, to include the top eight U.S.-born finishers

Top eight per event, to include the top eight U.S.-born finishers (team must have USTFCCCA membership)

Top eight First Team; 9-16 Second Team (team must have USTFCCCA membership)

Jermey Hicks 60m Second Team

Craddock 200m Honorable Mention

Samuels Long Jump Honorable Mention

Cox Javelin Second Team

Kim Francis 100m Hurdles Second Team

Jarvis Gotch 4x100m Relay Second Team

Jarvis Gotch Long Jump Honorable Mention

OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD

three per event

four per event

1982-84

1985-2005

2006-10

2011-Present

Top 12 per event

Top eight per event, to include the top eight U.S.-born finishers

Top eight per event, to include the top eight U.S.-born finishers (team must have USTFCCCA membership)

Top eight First Team; 9-16 Second Team (team must have USTFCCCA membership)

Trey Hadnot 200m Honorable Mention

Trey Hadnot 4x100m Relay Second Team

Devin Henderson 4x100m Relay Second Team

Dennis Richardson 4x100m Relay Second Team

Hadnot 200m Second Team

Francis 100m Hurdles Honorable Mention

Trey Hadnot 4x100m Relay Second Team

Devin Henderson 4x100m Relay Second Team

Yusuf Muhammad 400m Hurdles Honorable Mention

Dennis Richardson 4x100m Relay Second Team

AYANNA ALEXANDER

STEVE CATE (2)

MIRIAM BARNES (4)

KRYSTAL COLE

MAZE BURSEY JOHN CAMPBELL

MONROE FORD

MELISSA GIBBONS

MICHAEL COLEMAN

NINA GILBERT

VINCE COLEMAN CRAIG GOODROE

Niko

Francis 100m Hurdles Honorable Mention

Kenyattia Hackworth 4x100m Relay Honorable Mention

Stacia Hanneman 4x100m Relay Honorable Mention

Chelsea Hayes 100m First Team

Chelsea Hayes 4x100m Relay Honorable Mention

Chelsea Hayes Long Jump First Team

Victoria Wade 4x100m Relay Honorable Mention

Relay

Miriam Barnes 4x400m Relay

Michael Coleman 100m

Nina Gilbert 4x400m Relay

Kamelia Stroy 4x400m Relay

Latonia Wilson 4x400m Relay

Relay

Relay

Relay

MOST ALL-AMERICA HONORS

DR. JIM HENDERSON

UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT

@DrJBHenderson

Dr. Jim Henderson became the 15th president of Louisiana Tech University on Jan. 1, 2024. His ties to the institution go back more than 80 years when his father, Clem Henderson, was recruited to play for famed Louisiana Tech football coach, Joe Aillet. His mom, Martha, was a two-time Tech grad.

Henderson previously served as the president and CEO of the University of Louisiana System, one of the nation’s largest University systems. As the longestserving UL System president, he led the Universities of Louisiana in the creation of a strategic framework that charged its member institutions to produce the most educated generation in Louisiana’s history. Through various Systemic initiatives such as Compete LA, the Reginald F. Lewis Scholars, and the challenges associated with a global pandemic and fiscal uncertainty, he developed a notion of System that will continue to benefit each of the nine institutions for decades to come.

Henderson also served as president of his alma mater, Northwestern State University, where he reinvigorated student life and campus culture leading to the highest enrollment in the school’s 135-year history. Before taking the helm of NSU, Henderson served as chancellor of Bossier Parish Community College. During his tenure, the institution ranked among the five fastest growing colleges in the nation for five consecutive years.

In 2012, Henderson was named a Northwest Louisiana Business Hall of Fame Laureate and in 2017 he was inducted into Northwestern State University’s hall of honor, the Long Purple Line. Henderson holds a master of science in administration from University of West Florida and a doctor of management from University of Maryland—University College. In 2010, he completed the Institute of Educational Management at the Harvard Graduate School of Education. He currently serves as the Chair of the Board of Visitors of the Marine Corps University.

The smartest decision Henderson has made is marrying his college sweetheart,

Tonia who founded her own media company after a successful career in advertising. The Hendersons have three children, Reagan, Nicholas, and Alexander who is majoring in chemical engineering at Louisiana Tech; and four grandchildren, Zachary, Miguel, Maria, and Lucille.

RYAN IVEY

VICE PRESIDENT & DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS @rivey35

Louisiana Tech University President Dr. Jim Henderson introduced Ryan Ivey as Vice President and Director of Athletics in front of a packed Club Level at the Davison Athletics Complex.

Ivey comes to Ruston with more than 18+ years of experience in intercollegiate athletics with the past 11 as an athletics director at Stephen F. Austin, Austin Peay, and Texas A&M-Commerce.

“The Louisiana Tech athletics brand is synonymous with excellence. When you think about the student-athletes, coaches, administrators, and teams that have called this University home, it is really astounding. We have an opportunity to build upon, grow and establish future success,” Ivey said. “Our goal will be to build a nationally prominent athletics department with individuals that excel in everything that we do. We will be relentless in our pursuit of excellence, respecting those that have come before us, but building and charting our own path and successes. Now is the time to be part of this amazing University and department!”

He spent more than five years in Nacogdoches, Texas at SFA, leading the department through a conference transition from the Southland Conference to the Western Athletic Conference, raising private support that included the launch of the Purple Lights Fund that helped secure the four largest single gifts in the department’s history, and increasing ticket sales by 189 percent.

He also helped complete more than $30 million in facility improvements including the Loddie Naymola Basketball Performance Center, a 42,000-square foot building that houses offices, locker rooms, weight room, training room, and practice courts for the SFA basketball programs. Other construction improvements included a baseball indoor pitching facility, beach volleyball competition facility, indoor golf practice facility, soccer locker room renovations, and more.

Under his leadership, the Lumberjacks celebrated 18 conference championships, three NCAA Tournament appearances, and the 2019 Bowling National Championship won by the Ladyjacks after going a perfect 4-0, defeating top-ranked Vanderbilt in the title match.

Prior to joining SFA, Ivey spent three years (2015-18) at Austin Peay in Clarksville, Tennessee, overseeing the department of athletics and its 16 sponsored sports.

While at the helm of the Governors, he helped raise $6.5 million in gifts which were funneled into facility improvements and the athletic departments budget on top of increase football and basketball ticket revenue a combined 39 percent.

While at Austin Peay, the Governors posted several accomplishments on the court/field including two postseason appearances by men’s basketball in 2016 and 2018, an eight-win season by football in 2017 that tied the program record for singleseason victories reached some 40 years prior in 1977, and a volleyball program that claimed both the Ohio Valley Conference regular season and tournament titles.

His first Director of Athletics position came at NCAA Division II Texas A&M-Commerce. During his two-year stint with the Lions, the athletic programs experienced new heights by winning six team Lone Star Conference championships in the 2014-15 season, the most ever in Lion Athletics history.

In particular, the football program secured back-to-back winning seasons and postseason appearances for the first time since 1990, seeing a 160 percent increase in attendance and a record number of season tickets sold.

Along the way, he helped drive in more than $2.8 million in facility enhancements, including a $1.4 million softball field that saw a first-year program in 2015 finish with a winning record and gain a spot in the Lone Star Conference tournament. He also created the Lions Athletic Club, the fundraising arm of Texas A&M-Commerce Athletics.

Ivey’s first work experience in the state of Louisiana came at McNeese where he assumed the role of assistant athletic director for internal affairs with his efforts primarily focused on growing corporate sponsorship revenue for the Cowboys and Cowgirls.

He spent six years in Lake Charles, the last three of which were as associate director of athletics where he continued his work in revenue generation while overseeing operations for all 16 of the institution’s athletic programs.

Under his guidance, corporate sponsorship yield over $750,000 before accepting his first athletic director position at Texas A&M-Commerce.

Prior to breaking into athletic administration, Ivey served as the director of basketball operations for the Memphis women’s basketball team from 2005-07, which followed a short stint as an athletics marketing coordinator at the University of South Dakota.

Following his graduation from Memphis in 2004, Ivey secured a position with the Memphis Redbirds – the triple-A affiliate of the MLB’s St. Louis Cardinals – as a stadium operations assistant.

A student-athlete at Memphis, Ivey suited up for the Tigers’ football team for four years as the squad’s punter and holder. Most notable, Ivey held or Lou Groza finalist and eventual three-time Super Bowl champion Stephen Gostkowski.

Ivey earned both his bachelor’s (sports management, 2004) and master’s (sports and leisure commerce, 2010) from the University of Memphis.

Ivey is married to the former Kelley Holt from Fayetteville, Tennessee. The couple has two sons – Jett and Ace.

WHAT THEY ARE SAYING ABOUT RYAN IVEY

Tommy McClelland, Rice Vice President and Director of Athletics

“I commend Dr. Henderson and the committee on an outstanding hire. Ryan Ivey is one of the most well-respected athletics administrators in the entire country. He has demonstrated success every place he has been. Having worked alongside Ryan for over five years, I can attest to his work ethic, leadership, and vision for an athletics department and its student-athletes. More importantly, he is a wonderful person, husband, and father. Ryan, Kelley, Jett, and Ace will be great additions to the Ruston Community. He is a perfect fit for Louisiana Tech!”

Brian Thornton, Western Athletic Conference Commissioner

“Ryan has proven to be an exceptional leader and even better person. During his time in the WAC, he was a huge contributor towards our goals building the league into a premier conference. He is a tireless worker who is always willing to roll up his sleeves and jump in whenever needed. It won’t take long for Ryan to have a pulse on how to take LA Tech to the next level!”

Jamie Boggs, Grand Canyon Vice President of Athletics

“Ryan is one of the best in the business. He is a culture-builder, a strategic thinker, and a selfless, humble leader. He will invest in the people and community at Louisiana Tech and he will move every area forward. Congratulations on an outstanding hire.”

Jeremy McClain, Southern Miss Director of Athletics

“Congratulations to Ryan and Louisiana Tech … this is a great hire for all involved! Ryan Ivey is one of the most genuine leaders in our industry and will positively impact everyone around him. His track record of success at multiple institutions speaks for itself, and that experience will allow him to be a difference maker in Ruston.”

Graham Neff, Clemson Director of Athletics

“I could not be more excited for Ryan and the LA Tech Family – a perfect fit! Ryan’s reputation as an innovator that ‘gets it done’ will be invaluable leadership for the Bulldogs. I am very proud and happy for the Ivey’s.”

Wren Baker, West Virginia Vice President and Director of Athletics

“I have known Ryan Ivey for many years and have been very impressed with his

incredible track record of building successful programs and leading with integrity. He is respected throughout intercollegiate athletics and has proven to be particularly successful at hiring talented coaches and administrators. Louisiana Tech is a tradition-rich program and I look forward to watching Ryan help add to the storied history at LA Tech.”

Brent Jones, Troy Director of Athletics

“I am extremely happy for Ryan on being appointed Director of Athletics at Louisiana Tech. LA Tech has an illustrious history of success and Ryan is the right person at the right time to lead Bulldog Athletics into the future of intercollegiate athletics. I have known Ryan personally for almost 20 years and he is a man of character, integrity, vision, and passion. He will do an amazing job and continue to build upon the great work of Eric Wood and Tommy McClelland.”