Layout 1 (Page 1)

Transcription

Layout 1 (Page 1)

2012 TENNESSEE
TRACK & FIELD
2012 TENNESSEE TRACK & FIELD
 TABLE OF CONTENTS
GENERAL INFORMATION
MEET THE LADY VOLS
Building For The Future..................................................................................................................................IFC
Table of Contents/Credits..............................................................................................................................2-3
Quick Facts............................................................................................................................................................. 3
Media Information.............................................................................................................................................. 4
Web Sites/Social Media Information............................................................................................................ 4
Media/Athletics Department Telephone Directories............................................................................. 4
Returnees Annie Alexander...........................................................................................................................30
Returnees Elizabeth Altizer/Bianca Blair ............................................................................................31-32
Returnees Katherine Dresch/Andrea Ferri/Ramzee Fondren......................................................32-33
Returnee Linda Hadfield ................................................................................................................................33
Returnees Aslynn Halvorson/Ashley Harris.......................................................................................34-35
Returnee Jessie Harrison ...............................................................................................................................35
Returnees Charity Honeycutt/Brittney Jackson.....................................................................................36
Returnees Kia Jackson/Ty-Vonna Johnson.........................................................................................37-38
Returnee Brittany Jones..................................................................................................................................38
Returnees Kelsey Kane/Laquoya Kelly.................................................................................................39-40
Returnees Chelsea Knotts/Martinique Octave.................................................................................40-41
Returnee Allison Outerbridge.......................................................................................................................41
Returnee Chanelle Price..................................................................................................................................42
Returnees Kianna Ruff/Brittany Sheffey..............................................................................................43-44
Returnee Nijgia Snapp..............................................................................................................................44-45
Returnees Kirstyn Sweeney/Elizabeth Tiller......................................................................................45-46
Returnees Jazmen Townsend/Ellen Wortham..................................................................................46-47
Returnee Amber Zimmerman................................................................................................................47-48
Newcomers Erin Champion/Lizzie Cornell/Amirah Johnson/Patavia Lowery......................49-50
Newcomers Kasha McDougald/Julie Petree/Ashley Wengerter......................................................50
SEASON PREVIEW
Tennessee Season Preview...........................................................................................................................6-9
Lady Vol Roster/Pronunciation Guide........................................................................................................10
Vol Roster/Pronunciation Guide..................................................................................................................11
Lady Vol Depth Chart.......................................................................................................................................12
Vol Depth Chart.................................................................................................................................................13
NCAA Women’s Qualifying Standards........................................................................................................14
NCAA Men’s Qualifying Standards..............................................................................................................15
Team Photos........................................................................................................................................................16
COACHES & STAFF
Director of Track & Field J.J. Clark...........................................................................................................18-19
Associate Head Coach John Frazier............................................................................................................20
Assistant Coach Jerome Romain..................................................................................................................21
Assistant Coach Sharon Seagrave...............................................................................................................22
Assistant Coach Rohsaan Griffin..................................................................................................................23
Assistant Coach Mary Jayne Reeves...........................................................................................................23
Volunteer Assistants, Daniel Goetz, David Job, Russ Johnson..........................................................24
Volunteer Assistant Bill Schmidt, Secretary Debbie Archdale, Managers.....................................25
Track & Field Support Staff.......................................................................................................................26-27
UT Administration.............................................................................................................................................28
CREDITS
INTERIOR CREDITS: The 2012 Tennessee Track & Field Media Guide was
created by Eric Trainer, along with student worker Bonnie Jendrek. Editorial
assistance from the UT Athletics Media Relations staff. Special thanks to
George Watts, Jeff Day, Wilson Wright
and past UT Athletics Media Relations
employees who’ve contributed to the
publication in numerous ways.
COVER/CHANGE PAGE DESIGN:
John Schaffhauser, Schaffhauser Design, Canton, Miss.; Tombras Advertising, Knoxville, Tenn.
PHOTO CREDITS: Patrick MurphyRacey, Wade Rackley, Ruth Tedrick,
Elizabeth Olivier, Eric Trainer, David Weinhold, William Ewart - UT Athletics; Nick Myers
- UT Photography Center; Errol Anderson - The Sporting Image; Claus Anderson; Associated Press; Robert Black; Jim Burgess; Rich Clarkson - Rich Clarkson and Associates;
Pat Davey; Getty Images; Beth Hall; Wesley Hitt; Casey Brooke Lawson; Kirby Lee - Image of Sport; John Nepolitan; Anacleto Rapping - The Los Angeles Times; Rick Rasmussen; Victah Sailer; Mike Scott; The Sporting Image; Tony Scott; Track & Field News; USA
Track & Field; Cheryl Treworgy - PrettySporty.com.
PRINTING: UT Graphic Arts Services - EO1-8601004-016-12.
The University of Tennessee is an EEO/AA/Title VI/Title IX/Section 504/ADA/ADEA institution in the provision of its education and employment programs and services.
2
Tennessee TRACK & FIELD /// 2012 Media Guide
MEET THE VOLS
Returnees Terry Benson/Joe Berry........................................................................................................52-53
Returnee Chris Bodary...............................................................................................................................53-54
Returnees Chase Brannon/Desmond Brown....................................................................................54-55
Returnees Kevin Carney/Jordan Chaney..................................................................................................55
Returnees Deaundra Dailey/Stephen Derlath........................................................................................56
Returnees Breon Dixon/Steve Fassino.................................................................................................57-58
Returnee Joe Franklin......................................................................................................................................58
Returnees Tom Gilmartin/Matthew Hoty/Justin Hunter...............................................................59-60
Returnee Reggie Juin.......................................................................................................................................60
Returnees Michael Maira/Scott March/Deon McAdoo........................................................................61
Returnees Alex McCandless/Jarael Nelvis................................................................................................62
Returnees Tyler Porter/Jake Rainey............................................................................................................63
Returnees Robert Rasnick/Drew Thomas...........................................................................................64-65
Returnees Garrek Thompson/Daniel Tobin..............................................................................................65
Returnee Varick Tucker....................................................................................................................................66
Newcomer Tyler Anderson ...........................................................................................................................66
Newcomers Tavis Bailey/J.R. Creekmore/Jeremy Dickie......................................................................67
Newcomers Jack Felix/Scott Foy/Carson Frost/Luke Hadden...........................................................68
Newcomers David Hayes/Nick Kaiser/Derek McClardy/Kyle Quinn...............................................69
Newcomers Sam Tabor/Kyle Walter/Austin Whitelaw..........................................................................70
SEASON IN REVIEW
2011 Season in Review..............................................................................................................................72-74
Lady Vol NCAA Action......................................................................................................................................75
Vol NCAA Action................................................................................................................................................76
Lady Vol SEC Action..........................................................................................................................................77
Vol SEC Action....................................................................................................................................................78
Lady Vol Honors And Awards........................................................................................................................79
Vol Honors And Awards..................................................................................................................................80
Lady Vol Top Indoor Marks.............................................................................................................................81
Vol Top Indoor Marks.......................................................................................................................................82
Lady Vol Top Outdoor Marks.........................................................................................................................83
Vol Top Outdoor Marks....................................................................................................................................84
THE SEC
The SEC/SEC Track & Field Media Relations Contacts...........................................................................86
2011 SEC Meet Results/Awards....................................................................................................................87
All-Time Lady Vol SEC Indoor Champions................................................................................................88
All-Time Lady Vol SEC Outdoor Champions.............................................................................................89
All-Time Vol SEC Indoor Champions...........................................................................................................90
All-Time Vol SEC Outdoor Champions.................................................................................................91-92
2012 TENNESSEE TRACK & FIELD
Tennessee’s Southeastern Conference Title Leaders............................................................................92
SEC Championship Meet Records...............................................................................................................93
UT’s SEC Team Championships.....................................................................................................................94
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
Lady Vol National Championships.........................................................................................................96-97
Vol National Championships....................................................................................................................98-99
Lady Vol National Champions......................................................................................................................100
Vol National Champions................................................................................................................................101
Lady Vols At NCAA/AIAW Meets........................................................................................................102-104
Vols At NCAA Meets...............................................................................................................................105-108
ALL-AMERICANS
TENNESSEE OLYMPIANS
Lady Vol Olympians..........................................................................................................................................120
Vol Olympians.....................................................................................................................................................121
2008 Beijing Olympiad....................................................................................................................................122
TENNESSEE MEET HISTORY & TEAM AWARDS
2011 Sea Ray Relays Winners........................................................................................................................124
Sea Ray Relays Records...................................................................................................................................125
Tony Wilson Award Winners..........................................................................................................................126
Lady Vols At The Penn Relays........................................................................................................................127
Vols At The Penn Relays...................................................................................................................................128
Lady Vol Team Awards.....................................................................................................................................129
Vol Team Awards................................................................................................................................................130
Lady Vol Academic Honors...................................................................................................................131-133
Vol Academic Honors..............................................................................................................................134-136
ALL-TIME ROSTER/LETTERMEN
All-Time Lady Vol Roster.........................................................................................................................138-140
All-Time Vol Lettermen...........................................................................................................................141-144
Location.......................................................................................................................Knoxville, TN 37996-3110
Founded...........................................................................................................................1794 as Blount College
Enrollment....................................................................................................................................................... 27,523
Nickname...............................................................Volunteers and Lady Volunteers (Vols and Lady Vols)
Colors..........................................................................................................................................Orange and White
Affiliation........................................................................................................................................ NCAA Division I
Conference............................................................................................................................. Southeastern (SEC)
Outdoor Facility.....................................................................Tom Black Track at LaPorte Stadium (7,500)
Indoor Practice Facility..............................................................................................Stokely Athletics Center
President.....................................................................................................Dr. Joseph A. DiPietro (Illinois, ’74)
Chancellor............................................................................................. Dr. Jimmy G. Cheek (Texas A&M, ’69)
Faculty Athletics Rep..............................................................................Dr. Dan Murphy (New Mexico, ’77)
Vice Chancellor/Director of Athletics.................................................................Dave Hart (Alabama, ’71)
Women’s Athletics Director........................................................................................Joan Cronan (LSU, ’66)
Sport Administrator/Sr. Assoc. A.D................................................... Chris Fuller (Shepherd [W.Va.], ’88)
Athletic Trainer................................................................................................Abe Kiggins (West Florida, ’05)
Grad. Asst. Athletic Trainer............................................................................Kelly Lyon (North Florida, ’10)
Grad. Asst. Athletic Trainer.......................................................Mark Harrington (Nebraska-Kearney,’10)
Assoc. Strength & Cond. Coach (T&F)............................................... Steve Gortmaker (Oklahoma, ’98)
Internet Communications Director...............................................................Chris Echols (Tusculum, ’02)
Women’s Athletics Web Page........................................................................................www.utladyvols.com
Men’s Track/Cross Country Web Page............................................................................www.utsports.com
Women’s Track/Cross Country Twitter Page.....................................www.twitter.com/LadyVol_Track
Men’s Athletics Twitter.......................................................................................www.twitter.com/Vol_Track
UT Athletics Facebook Page.....................................................www.facebook.com/tennesseeathletics
TEAM INFORMATION
2011 Women’s NCAA Indoor/Outdoor Finishes........................................................................... t7th/11th
2011 Women’s SEC Indoor/Outdoor Finishes.....................................................................................3rd/5th
2011 Men’s NCAA Indoor/Outdoor Finishes..................................................................................39th/64th
2011 Men’s SEC Indoor/Outdoor Finishes...........................................................................................7th/8th
Women’s All-Americans Returning/Lost......................................................................................................9/2
Men’s All-Americans Returning/Lost.............................................................................................................0/2
Women’s Newcomers..............................................................................................................................................7
Men’s Newcomers..................................................................................................................................................15
COACHING HISTORY
TRACK & FIELD STAFF
Director of Track & Field..................................................................................................................................146
All-Time Lady Vol Head Coaches.........................................................................................................147-148
All-Time Vol Head Coaches...................................................................................................................149-150
Director of Track & Field.............................................................................................J.J. Clark (Villanova, ’86)
Years At Tennessee............................................................................................ 10/third over both programs
Track & Field Office Phone.........................................................................................................(865) 974-4275
Associate Head Coach..................................................................................................John Frazier (UCLA, ’86)
Assistant Coach ................................................................................................ Jerome Romain (Arkansas, ’96)
Assistant Coach ................................................................................... Sharon Seagrave (North Carolina, ’91)
Assistant Coach .........................................................................................................Rohsaan Griffin (LSU, ‘96)
Assistant Coach .....................................................................Mary Jayne Reeves (Appalachian State, ‘01)
Vol. Assts. ...............................................................Daniel Goetz (Bryan, ’10) David Job (Tennessee, ’65),
..................................................................Russ Johnson (Tennessee, ’00), Bill Schmidt (North Texas, ’70)
Secretary.......................................................................................................................................Debbie Archdale
Managers....................................................... Camille Crumpton, Cay Hendrickson, Courtney Johnson,
............................................................................................Kevin LaGuerre, Jordan Lowry, Deena Mentonis
SCHOOL RECORDS/TOP TIMES LISTS
Lady Vol Records................................................................................................................................................152
Vol Records..........................................................................................................................................................153
Lady Vol Freshman Records...........................................................................................................................154
Vol Freshman Records.....................................................................................................................................155
Lady Vol Indoor Dandy Dozen.............................................................................................................156-157
Lady Vol Outdoor Dandy Dozen.........................................................................................................158-159
Vol Indoor Dandy Dozen.......................................................................................................................160-161
Vol Outdoor Dandy Dozen....................................................................................................................162-164
Vol Decathlon Individual Event Top-Three Performers........................................................................164
FACILITIES & RECORDS
Stokely Athletics Center..................................................................................................................................166
Tom Black Track/LaPorte Stadium...............................................................................................................167
Tom Black Track Records.................................................................................................................................168
A Tradition of Champions................................................................................................................................IBC
2012 Schedule......................................................................................................................................................BC
MEDIA RELATIONS
Mailing Address.......................................................1720 Volunteer Blvd., 247 Stokely Athletics Center,
........................................................................................................................................Knoxville, TN 37996-3110
Track & Field Contact..............................................................................................Eric Trainer (Arkansas, ’88)
UT Athletics Media Relations Office Phone.........................................................................(865) 974-8173
Home Phone/Cell Phone.......................................................................................(865) 531-1767/603-2916
E-Mail Address...........................................................................................................................etrainer@utk.edu
Athletics Media Relations Fax...................................................................................................(865) 974-8875
Home Meet Results..........................................................................www.utladyvols.com or utsports.com
utsports.com /// utladyvols.com
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
TENNESSEE PROGRAM ALL-TIME COACHING
SCHOOL FACILITIES
IN REVIEW SEC CHAMPIONS AMERICANS OLYMPIANSHISTORY ROSTER HISTORY RECORDS & RECORDS
Lady Vol All-Americans...........................................................................................................................110-113
Vol All-Americans.....................................................................................................................................114-118
GENERAL INFORMATION
GENERAL
SEASON
COACHES &
MEET
INFO. PREVIEW & STAFF
THE TEAM
UT TRACK & FIELD QUICK FACTS
3
mediA INFORMATION
 COVERING THE TEAM
 PHONE DIRECTORY
MEDIA OUTLETS
ERIC TRAINER
Associate Director
Media Relations
Associate Media Relations Director Eric Trainer is in his 15th consecutive
year and 18th season overall with Tennessee Athletic Media Relations and is
enjoying his 25th year in the sports information profession.
Trainer works directly with the national-caliber men’s and women’s track
& field and cross country teams and assists in the coordination of home game
media operations for the eight-time NCAA champion Lady Vol basketball
team, with whom he has traveled to eight NCAA Final Fours and assisted in
the hosting of the 1990 Final Four in Knoxville.
Prior to his current position at Tennessee, Trainer handled a six-year stint
as the director of media relations and marketing at Carson-Newman College
(Tenn.) from 1991 to 1997, was a sports information G.A. and intern at UT from
1988 to 1991 and spent the 1987-88 school year as a student worker in the
University of Arkansas women’s sports info. office.
Trainer earned a degree in print journalism from Arkansas in 1988 and
completed his master’s in sports administration at UT in 1991. A native of
Princeton, Mo., he has received numerous awards for his publications,
including 12 “Best In The Nation” citations and seven “Best Cover” accolades.
He and his wife, Laura, a former Lady Vol basketball manager, reside in
Knoxville with their sons, Cameron and Griffin.
MEDIA INFORMATION
The 2012 Tennessee Track & Field Media Guide has been written to
provide members of the media with information needed to adequately cover
the Vols and Lady Vols throughout the season.
If you need assistance with interviews or information regarding coaches,
athletes or an upcoming meet, please contact Eric Trainer in the UT Athletic
Media Relations Office at (865) 974-8173 or at [email protected].
(Area Code 865 Unless Noted)
Outlet
PhoneFax
Associated Press (Knoxville).................................................522-3963.........................................523-5904
Associated Press (Nashville)..................................... (800) 453-1282.............................(615) 376-0947
Chattanooga Times Free Press............................... (423) 757-6357.............................(423) 757-6383
Kingsport Times News................................................ (423) 246-8121.............................(423) 392-1385
Knoxville News Sentinel........................................................342-6259.........................................342-6402
Maryville Daily Times..............................................................981-1145.........................................981-1175
Rocky Top News.........................................................................558-9791.........................................558-9221
The Daily Beacon (UT)................................................974-3226/0646.........................................974-5569
The Tennessean (Nashville)...................................... (615) 259-8010.............................(615) 259-8826
USA Today......................................................................... (703) 276-3735.............................(703) 276-3721
WATE-TV 6 (ABC)/WTNZ-TV 43 (FOX)..............................637-6397.........................................523-3561
WBIR-TV 10 (NBC).....................................................................637-1272.........................................522-7341
WNML AM & FM........................................................................588-6511.........................................558-4218
WUTK-FM......................................................................................974-2228.........................................974-2814
WVLT-TV 8 (CBS).........................................................................450-8888.........................................584-1978
ATHLETICS DEPARTMENT
(Area Code 865)
Department
Phone
Athletics Administration..................................................................................................................974-1224
Compliance............................................................................................................................................974-3871
Marketing/Promotions....................................................................................................................974-1734
Media Relations Fax Machine.......................................................................................................974-8875
Media Relations Office.....................................................................................................................974-1212
Men’s Strength & Conditioning....................................................................................................974-1221
Women’s Strength & Conditioning............................................................................................974-4275
Tennessee Fund (Development).................................................................................................974-1218
Ticket Office...........................................................................................................................................656-1200
Thornton Academics/Student Life Center.............................................................................944-1250
Men’s Training Room.........................................................................................................................974-2131
Women’s Training Room.................................................................................................................974-6485
University Information.....................................................................................................................974-1000
TRACKING TENNESSEE ON THE WEB
The University of Tennessee features athletics web sites for both its
women’s and men’s athletic teams. You can follow each squad’s progress all
season long by going to www.utladyvols.com (Lady Vols) or www.utsports.
com (Vols).
The sites have welcomed visitors from more than 50 countries and every
U.S. state with up-to-the-minute news and information. Live event coverage,
photo galleries and video interviews and highlights can be viewed as well.
The UT web sites are also your best source for rosters, schedules, team news
and athlete biographies.
Last year UTLadyVols.com and UTSports.com streamed dozens of live
audio and video events free of charge. This year even more events will be aired
using the latest in streaming technology.
FOLLOWING TENNESSEE VIA SOCIAL MEDIA
The University of Tennessee Athletics Department provides its fans
with exciting ways to follow the Lady Vols and Vols via social media outlets
Facebook and Twitter. The Tennessee Athletics Facebook site allows Big
Orange fans to follow the athletics department and its teams from wall posts,
polls, video content, special offers and giveaways while also giving fans a
chance to discuss Lady Vol or Vol-related topics with each other.
The Facebook address is www.facebook.com/tennesseeathletics. To
follow Tennessee’s track & field and cross country teams on Twitter, go to
www.twitter.com/LadyVol_Track for the women and www.twitter.com/
Vol_Track for the men.
Chanelle Price does an interview with ESPNU and other media outlets after winning the 800 meters at the 2011
Southeastern Conference Indoor Championship meet.
4
SEASON
PREVIEW
2012 SEASON PREVIEW
“Overcoming Obstacles” might be a good place to start for University
of Tennessee Director of Track & Field/Cross Country J.J. Clark if he were
considering a theme for the 2012 season. The departure of two Lady Vol
standouts due to graduation and the loss of several key members of last
year’s men’s team will create challenges for Clark and his staff as they embark on a new campaign.
Clark has never shied away from tough situations, though, and he’s
not about to start now. He and his assistants will find ways to supplement
the points lost to SEC champions and All-Americans Jackie Areson and Liz
Costello on the women’s team, and he and his staff will continue to recruit
and develop point-producers on the men’s club.
While Tennessee returns every Lady Vol scorer from the 2011 NCAA
Outdoor meet, where UT placed 11th, and SEC individual event champions in Annie Alexander, Chanelle Price, Brittany Sheffey and Ellen
Wortham, Clark must go back to the drawing board with the Vols. He will
be seeking to replace last year’s duo of rookie All-Americans Justin Hunter
and Dentarius Locke as well as key SEC scorers in Peter Sigilai and Michael
Spooner.
A dual-sport athlete, Hunter suffered a torn ACL during the third
game of the 2011 football season, and his return this season is unlikely.
Spooner was lost to graduation, while Locke transferred to a school closer
to home and Sigilai did not return after having only a partial season of eligibility remaining.
“Those were humongous hits to our team,” Clark admitted. “I am not
going to sit here and act like they weren’t. We had the injury to Justin, two
transfers and some graduation losses, and these all were key players in our
program.
“We recognize the needs of the program and understand our depth
is not where it needs to be. We are not leaving any stone unturned in our
recruiting process to make sure this program has the depth necessary to
win. That’s what we intend to do.”
“We need more depth in most areas, which has been a recruiting focus,” Clark said of the women’s and men’s teams. “We do have four returning
Lady Vol SEC champions and five-time pole vault champ Joe Berry on the
men’s side, though, so we have some firepower coming back.
“We don’t have the depth across the board, but we are working diligently to create that by developing people and bringing in talented newcomers.”
The Coaching Staff
There was significant movement in the coaching staff during the offseason, as Clark made difficult personnel changes that he felt were necessary to move the program forward
Long-time Associate Head Coach George Watts was not retained as
the men’s distance leader, as Clark opted to add responsibilities for the Vols
to his list. To assist in that
endeavor, Clark brought in
Mary Jayne Reeves, who
had prior experience working with male and female
distance runners at both
Virginia and Virginia Tech as
well as 10 years’ experience
as a professional runner.
During the fall, the
transition seemed to go
well, as both cross country
teams demonstrated improvement throughout the
season, and three runners
garnered all-star accolades
for their performances.
Sheffey earned All-SEC and
All-South Region honors for
the third time in her career,
while Chris Bodary made
the all-region squad for the
second time and Austin
Whitelaw earned a spot on
the SEC All-Freshman Team. After winning SEC Indoor and Outdoor 800m titles in 2011,
Clark also replaced Chanelle Price will try to extend Tennessee’s streak of season
men’s sprint coach Norbert sweeps in that event to four years in a row.
6
Elliott with former LSU
sprint standout and American indoor record-holder
Rohsaan Griffin. A year
of work as a volunteer assistant for the Vols in 2011,
coupled with Griffin’s experience as a sprint coach
at East Tennessee State
and Milligan, gave Clark
the insight to make such a
switch.
While Griffin’s hiring
during the summer left him
behind the recruiting game
for this year, he has been
tireless in his pursuit to add
new talent to the Tennessee roster in the near future
as well as improve the productivity of those already
on the team.
John Frazier was promoted to associate head The school record-holder in the shot put, indoors and out, Annie
coach in the offseason and Alexander has won more SEC titles in the throws events (five)
returns for his sixth year than any Lady Vol and will try to add to that total in 2012.
in charge of the throws
group. He welcomes back
a strong women’s throws group, headed by Alexander, and his men’s cadre
should be bolstered by the addition of several key newcomers.
In the jumps and multi-events area, Jerome Romain is back for his
third season after producing his first UT All-American last season in Hunter.
While the super-talented leaper is likely out for the year due to a knee injury, Romain has several pupils on the men’s and women’s teams who will
be point-producers for Tennessee in 2012.
Sharon Seagrave returns for year number two as the women’s sprint
coach and has stabilized an area that had seen four coaches in a six-year
span. Her impact was felt, as Wortham emerged as an SEC champion and
national contender in the 400m hurdles, and the Lady Vols had All-America
4x400m relay teams indoors and out and an honorable mention 4x100m
unit to boot.
Tennessee also has four volunteer coaches on staff this season, including men’s pole vault coach Russ Johnson, women’s pole vault coach David
Job, Bill Schmidt (javelin) and Daniel Goetz (distance). Johnson returns
five-time SEC pole vault champion Berry, while Job has back Linda Hadfield, who last season set a UT freshman record in the women’s vault.
“Everything is going great with our staff,” Clark said. “They all understand their roles, what the expectations and goals are, and what my recruiting philosophy is. “We’re going to keep pressing forward and keep our nose
to the grindstone until we see change.”
The Lady Vols
The Lady Vols finished seventh at the NCAA Indoor meet in 2011,
running their total of top-10 national finishes under Clark to 10. They just
missed the cut outdoors with the previously-mentioned 11th-place showing and posted efforts of third indoors and seventh outdoors at the SEC
Championships.
Areson and Costello were key reasons for that success a year ago, but
neither was a factor at the NCAA Outdoor meet. Areson’s eligibility expired
after the indoor season, and Costello failed to qualify for the outdoor meet
after falling at the NCAA East Preliminary meet. That means all 20 of Tennessee’s 11th-place points from last year’s NCAA Outdoor meet return.
Alexander in the throws, Price in the middle distances, Sheffey in the
distances and Wortham in the hurdles, sprints and jumps provide Tennessee a strong core of leadership and firepower. All the relay groups are back
intact, and UT has potential in both the throws and pole vault as well.
“When you lose the good ones, it’s hard to replace them,” Clark said.
“What you want to do is continue the growth of your team in all areas.
Maybe we can compensate for their absence with people in other areas
such as the throws group with Laquoya Kelly, Jessie Harrison and Aslynn
Halvorson, for example. They are capable of scoring in our conference and
nationally.
2012 SEASON PREVIEW
Discussion of the sprint/hurdles group begins with Wortham, who
won an SEC title in the 400m hurdles last season, something no Lady Vol
had done since 1992. She also scored at the conference level in the long
jump, high jump, pentathlon, 4x100m, 4x400m and distance medley relays, making her the most diverse athlete on the squad.
“Ellen is the leader of the sprint group,” Clark said. “There is no question, she has impacted that area with points, her tenacity and competitiveness. She always gives you what she’s got and gives you her best shot.”
Wortham has a veteran cast around her that has seen dividends from
a full year of training with coach Seagrave. Seniors Brittany Jones and
Ashley Harris, and juniors Kia Jackson and Martinique Octave are seeking gains in individual events, hoping to generate points in that fashion.
“Kia, Ashley, Brittany and Martinique have had a full year in Sharon’s
program, and I think we are going to see some improved results from
them,” Clark said. “They had some good results on relays last year, and you
should start to see some development in the open races this year as well.
“I am happy about Brittany Jones being healthy, and we’ll take anything her body will allow her to give. She’s always given us her best; I don’t
think that is going to change.”
A year ago, Harris,
Wortham, Octave and
Jackson were on UT’s
sixth-place SEC 4x100m
relay, while middle distance runners Price, Snapp
and Ruff joined with Octave and Wortham to give
UT not only SEC-scoring
4x4 units but an All-America NCAA quartet as well,
with a seventh-place effort outdoors.
Natural
hurdlers
besides Wortham include
senior Bianca Blair and
freshman Kasha McDougald, who specialize more
in the 100m variety. Blair
owns a best of 13.57 and is
seeking a breakout race as
a Lady Vol.
Maryville’s Petree is
expected to work indoors
in the 200/400 meters and All-American, SEC champion and 15-time league scorer Ellen
outdoors in the 800, as Wortham should once again provide UT with a bevy of points in
the hurdles, jumps, sprints, relays and pentathlon as a senior.
mentioned previously.
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
Alexander, a four-time All-American, nine-time SEC scorer and fivetime league champ, heads up the women’s throws contingent. After redshirting indoors in 2011, Alexander made a huge impact outdoors, winning
Women’s Sprints/Hurdles/Relays
COACHES &
MEET
STAFF
THE TEAM
The strength of the
women’s team will once
again be its distance group,
with the focus moving more
to the middle-length races Last season, Brittany Sheffey gave UT its fourth SEC 1500m
rather than the longer ones champion since 2004, and in 2012 she hopes to add to the 11
this season. While Areson times she has scored at the conference level.
and Costello are gone, Price
and Sheffey return and are primed for stellar senior campaigns.
Price swept SEC indoor and outdoor titles in the 800 meters last season
and has been a member of UT’s SEC meet-record-setting distance medley
relay units the past two seasons. She was third in the 800 at the 2011 NCAA
Outdoor meet and took sixth indoors, setting the stage for bigger things in
2012.
“Chanelle brings a lot of experience and quality to the middle distance
corps,” Clark said. “She’s the leader of that group and one of the leaders on
our team. That’s what she has to offer.”
She’ll be joined in the 800 returnee ranks by sophomore Kianna Ruff,
junior Nijgia Snapp, both SEC scorers, and sophomores Brittney Jackson
and Ty-Vonna Johnson. Ruff finished sixth indoors and out in the 800 at
the SEC level, while Snapp was fifth indoors. Clark is hopeful Jackson and
Johnson can break through as sophomores.
“We have a few people who can help in the distance group,” Clark said.
“Chanelle, Nijgia and Kianna, and I think Brittney and Ty-Vonna fit in there as
well. That is a very strong group and the kind of impact and presence I’d like
to have in every event area.”
Sheffey, meanwhile, can run an 800 leg on a relay, but her forté is anything from the mile to the 5000 meters. She claimed her first SEC individual
crown in 2011, winning the 1500m run outdoors and taking third indoors
in the 3K and outdoors in the 5K. She has twice been part of UT’s winning
DMR units at the league meet, including last year’s record-setting effort, and
scored 16 points at the SEC indoor and outdoor meets in 2010 with runnerup finishes in the mile and a 3K indoors and 1500m and 5K outdoors.
“I think Brittany has been overshadowed these past few years,” Clark
said. “First you had Sarah Bowman, and then you follow up with Jackie Areson. Then Liz Costello transfers in, and in addition to those ladies, you had
Phoebe and Chanelle in the 800, so she kind of got lost in the mix, but she
has still been a high quality runner for us.
“She scored 16 points in both the SEC Indoor and Outdoor Championships in 2010, so that tells you what her capabilities are. I think her history
here and her 2011 cross country season indicate her time has come to shine.”
Others returnees include seniors Elizabeth Altizer, Charity Honeycutt and Elizabeth Tiller, juniors Andrea Ferri, Ramzee Fondren and
Kelsey Kane, and sophomore Amber Zimmerman.
Newcomers include freshmen Lizzie Cornell, Amirah Johnson and
Julia Petree, as well as transfer Patavia Lowery, a sophomore. Johnson had
the biggest impact in cross country during the fall, scoring in all six team
races in the number-four or -five slot.
Women’s Throws
SEASON
PREVIEW
Women’s Distance
SEC crowns in the shot and discus and carding third-place finishes in those
events at the NCAA Outdoor meet. Along the way, she improved her UT
record in the shot to 57-11 1/4 and her Trinidad & Tobago national best in
the discus to 192-2.
“Annie came into our program winning, taking three SEC titles as a
freshman,” Clark said. “She has been very consistent and helped us win a
national title and SEC Championship in 2009. Her ability to score when
necessary is something I look forward to and depend on, and her maturity
over the years has been very evident.
“I am anxious to see that continue to develop. She brings a lot to the
table, and we look forward to having her all year in 2012, keeping that
momentum and being a leader of our team. You couple her with Chanelle,
Brittany and Ellen, you have great team leadership. We look forward to
getting this group together and getting the team going down the right
path.”
Alexander isn’t the only scorer in the throws regiment, as Clark mentioned. Senior Kelly, junior Harrison and sophomore Halvorson all have
contributed points to Tennessee at the league level. Harrison has twice
finished sixth in the weight throw, including 2011, and Halvorson was
eighth indoors in the shot a year ago. Kelly was sixth in the hammer in
2009 and has been on the cusp in the weight and hammer several more
times.
Sophomore Katherine Dresch was 14th in the javelin in 2011 and
hopes to move into scoring arrange this time around.
GENERAL
INFO.
“We’re not sure where
it’s all (lost points) going to
come from, but we’ll try to
utilize the team collectively
to offset one or two great
athletes. I remember my first
dominant athlete years ago
(at Florida) was Becki Wells.
You don’t replace her; you
don’t replace a Hazel Clark,
a Sarah Bowman, a Phoebe
Wright. We just continue developing athletes. I am looking to see the team respond
as a whole to bring together
championships.”
7
2012 SEASON PREVIEW
Women’s Vertical Jumps
Wortham, with a PR of 5-7 3/4, is UT’s top high jumper. She finished sixth
in the SEC Indoor meet at 5-6 last season. Freshman Ashley Wengerter has a prep PR of 5-6 and could give UT a second
option.
Hadfield demonstrated she has a bright future in the pole vault, earning
SEC All-Freshman Team status last season for her sixth-place outdoor clearance of 13-1 3/4 that set a Lady Vol rookie record.
She’ll be joined by freshman Erin Champion, a Tennessee state champion, who has cleared 12-1 1/2.
Women’s Horizontal Jumps
Coach Romain’s jumps group welcomes back a pair of SEC scorers in the
long jump in Wortham (4th, outdoors, 19-11) and Kia Jackson (8th, indoors,
18-11 1/4), though Jackson’s PR is 19-8.
He’ll try to bring sophomores Jazmen Townsend (19-11 long jump PR)
and Allison Outerbridge (39-9 1/4 triple jump PR) along in their second seasons and welcome McDougald as a possibility in both the triple jump (38-3)
and long jump (18-6).
“Ellen and Kia jumped very well last season, and that is a credit to their
hard work and the direction Jerome provided,” Clark said. “We can really use
those points in the jumps, because they round our team out.”
Women’s Multi-Events
Wortham’s development in the pentathlon saw her emerge as a thirdplace finisher at the SEC meet (3,977) and an eighth-place finisher nationally
(4,042) in 2011. She had posted conference outcomes of fifth in 2009 and
fourth in 2010, so she has become a dependable point-producer at the indoor league meet in the multi-event competition.
Kirstyn Sweeney and Wengerter are underclass performers trying to
develop into additional scorers for the Big Orange.
The Vols
The 2011 season was one of progress for the Vols, as they scored at
the NCAA Indoor meet for the first time since 2009, placing 39th. They also
carded improved finishes of seventh indoors and eighth outdoors at the SEC
Championships.
But as previously mentioned, there has been some attrition, both expected and unexpected, from the squad that got Tennessee headed back in
the right direction.
“We lost people,” Clark said. “We can’t use that as an excuse, but it’s a reality. We have to develop student-athletes to score points to offset the departures. We will get that done.
“We have to create excitement within our event
groups. We have to coach
the athletes who are here
to score points and win. I
believe we can do that, because in the cross country
season, we had lost three of
our top five from the previous season and didn’t give
much ground in terms of
our SEC performance.”
The Vols do welcome
back SEC vault champion
Berry for the outdoor season only, as well as previous
league scorers Chase Brannon and Robert Rasnick in
that event. Clark also can
count on experienced distance men Chris Bodary,
Steve Fassino, Joe Franklin and Jake Rainey, and
relay legs Deaundra Dailey, With only outdoor eligibility remaining, Joe Berry will try to
Reggie Juin, Jarael Nelvis become the second pole vaulter in school history to win six SEC
and Varick Tucker to set titles in that event.
8
the tone for a team that welcomes some talented newcomers in all event areas.
“Our goal for the track
season is to not only not lose
ground but make gains. We
have some returnees and
some newcomers who can
help, and we look forward to
those challenges.”
Men’s Distance/Relays
Clark welcomes back
four Vols who scored in
distance events in 2011.
Fassino, a senior, turned in
a fifth-place finish at the
SEC Outdoor meet in the
steeplechase and is back for
only track this season after
exhausting his cross country
eligibility in 2010.
Franklin, the most Joe Franklin is a nine-time SEC Championship meet scorer for the
decorated of UT’s distance Vols, including five times in the 800 meters, in which he finished
runners, enters his senior sixth indoors in 2011.
campaign as a nine-time
SEC scorer, including five
times in the 800 meters. A year ago, he placed sixth indoors in that event and
contributed points outdoors as a member of UT’s 4x400m relay team.
Also back is Rainey, a sophomore, who checked in seventh as a rookie in
the 10,000 meters at the SEC Outdoor meet in a career-best 30:54.32.
Coming off a fine senior cross country campaign is Bodary, who earned
All-South Region kudos on the trails and was UT’s top runner in every race. He
reported in seventh in the 5K at last year’s conference indoor affair and looks
to be capable of providing the Vols with multiple scoring chances in 2012.
“Anywhere from the mile to the indoor 5K, he’ll do great,” Clark said of
Bodary. “It just depends on how we’ll use him. “He’s done a good job, is very
talented and was very consistent in cross country. He bought into the program right away, has been very coachable and had immediate results with it. I
believe he has some good performances to come this season.”
While Sigilai, Spooner and DMR contributor Ford Bell moved on after last
season, Tennessee will hope for others to step into the gap. Returnees such as
Jordan Chaney (9th, SEC mile) and senior Tom Gilmartin (11th steeplechase)
were on the verge a year ago, and sophomore Daniel Tobin could work his
way into that mix as well.
“All of our returning guys have to move forward and step up this season,”
Clark said. “They are all capable of scoring at the conference meet. Everyone
of them can get the job done.
“That will be a plus for Tennessee if that happens. That is my charge as
a coach to make sure we get this done and they understand what their roles
and goals are.”
Junior Garrek Thompson, who sat out 2011 after transferring from LSU,
looks to be a possibility in the 800 and with UT’s DMR, and freshmen Jeremy
Dickie and Austin Whitelaw were impressive as consistent scorers for the
cross country squad as rookies.
Classmate Nick Kaiser enters with a lot of promise as one of the nation’s
top prep 800 runners in 2010. His 1:50.00 PR ranks second on UT’s depth chart
entering the season.
The DMR, which finished second at SECs in 2011, will be retooled in 2012
after everyone but 400 leg Benson departed.
“The SEC is a very difficult distance conference, and right now, especially
on the men’s side, you have a great amount of international students coming
in. Many times, those athletes are older and more developed.
“We have some good returnees who can help us, and we have some
good newcomers who can be contributors. How quickly remains to be seen,
but we’re talking about 18-year-old freshmen trying to compete at this level.
We just have to keep plodding forward and working hard to attain our goals.”
Men’s Vertical Jumps
The group with the second-most scorers in SEC action is the pole vault
corps. Without question, Berry is the leader of that cadre, as he tries to match
2012 SEASON PREVIEW
Men’s Sprints/Relays
Losing Locke certainly
Deaundra Dailey helped three relay units score at the SEC level as
a junior and hopes to do more of the same in 2012 as well as try
to contend for a spot in the 400-meter finals.
Men’s Multi-Events
Carney is the lone returnee, but he is not expected to compete due to
injury. That leaves true freshman Tabor, the 2011 Tennessee Division II state
champion with a PR score of 6,767 as the Vols’ only decathlete.
The Schedule
Tennessee opens the indoor slate Jan. 13-14 at the Kentucky Invitational. The squads will make two new excursions in 2012 to Birmingham,
Ala., for the Auburn Indoor Invitational (Jan. 21) and to Akron, Ohio, for the
Akron Invitational (Feb. 10-11).
Along the way, the Big Orange will make return trips to the Texas
A&M Mondo Challenge, New Balance Collegiate Invitational (New York
City) and Husky Classic (Seattle, Wash./distance only) before going back to
Lexington for the SEC Indoor Championships (Feb. 24-26) and to Nampa,
Idaho, for the NCAA Indoor Championships (March 9-10).
Outdoors, UT opens with a split weekend on March 23-24. While the
distance runners head to the Stanford Invitational on those dates, the rest
of the squad will be in Starkville, Miss., for the scored SEC/Big 10 Challenge
on Jan. 23.
Following a second-straight dual meet battle with UCLA on the West
Coast on March 31, Clark’s squads play host to the Tennessee Challenge
(April 7) and Sea Ray Relays (April 11-14) in back-to-back weeks. Akron,
Carson-Newman and North Carolina A&T are expected to join the home
team on April 7 at UT’s Tom Black Track at LaPorte Stadium.
The Big Orange squads then head to the Vanderbilt Invitational (April
20-21) and Penn Relays/UCSD Triton Invitational (April 26-28) before heading to SEC Outdoors (May 10-13, Baton Rouge), NCAA East Preliminary
Rounds (May 24-26, Jacksonville, Fla.) and NCAA Outdoors (June 6-9, Des
Moines, Iowa).
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
Frazier’s throws corps returns only one veteran, junior Drew Thomas. He
finished 11th in the weight throw at the SEC Indoor meet in 2011 and hopes to
produce points this time around.
Redshirt freshman Matthew Hoty will finally make his Big Orange debut
after a decorated prep career. He had PRs of 65-11 in the shot and 188-11 in the
discus in high school.
Transfer Tavis Bailey
looks promising in the discus after placing fifth at the
USA Junior Championships
last summer, while former
Wake Forest javelin thrower
Luke Hadden (200-3) hopes
to make an SEC impact after
scoring in the ACC.
Freshmen Carson Frost
(66-0 weight throw) and Kyle
Quinn (217-11 javelin throw)
appear to be promising student-athletes as well.
“Matthew Hoty is obviously a good one,” Clark said.
“I look forward to seeing him
throw, and I think he can put
points on the board for us.
At this point, we believe it
will be better for Tavis to redshirt.”
Benson returns after finishing eighth in the 60m hurdles at the 2011
SEC Indoor meet, and he appeared he was capable of scoring in the 400m
hurdles when he was disqualified in the prelims. He has run 8.15 indoors
and 14.28 and 52.85 outdoors in the 60m, 100m and 400m hurdles.
COACHES &
MEET
STAFF
THE TEAM
Men’s Throws
Men’s Hurdles
SEASON
PREVIEW
With the injured Hunter being an All-American long jumper and indoor/
outdoor SEC scorer in that event, someone will need to step up and fill his
shoes. While junior Desmond Brown hasn’t shown 26-foot range like Hunter,
his 25-9 1/4 jump from 2010 was good enough to earn him fifth at the SEC
Outdoor meet. He also scored indoors that season and is working with Romain
to try and rediscover that form in 2012.
Freshman Tyler Anderson, Tennessee’s Gatorade Track & Field Athlete of
the Year, comes to campus with a prep best of 24-8 1/4 in the long jump and a
48-7 1/4 PR in the triple jump.
impacts Griffin’s first year in
charge of the sprinters, and
recruiting will be a priority.
Still, UT welcomes
back seniors Dailey and
Tucker, who were members of the seventh-place
4x400m relay units at last
season’s SEC meets. Dailey
also was a part of the scoring 4x1 unit at the league
meet as well.
Nelvis (4x4) and Juin
(4x1) contributed to scoring units a year ago and
should once again be key
components, with Nelvis
likely to play a bigger role
with the 4x1 in Locke’s absence.
Hurdler Benson and
middle distance guys
Franklin and Thompson
will be part of the equation Steve Fassino is Tennessee’s top returning running-event scorer
with the 4x4, and newcom- from the 2011 SEC Outdoor meet, having finished fifth in the
ers Anderson and David 3000m steeplechase for the Big Orange.
Hayes should provide assistance on one or both
relay tandems.
Nelvis is the top returnee individually in the shorter sprints
(6.86/10.54/21.12), while Hayes is second on the depth chart in the 100m
(10.75) and Anderson is next in the 200m (21.49).
In the 400m, Tucker (47.37) and Dailey (47.74) have the best marks of
the returnees. Anderson is next at 48.55.
GENERAL
INFO.
Lawrence Johnson’s UT record of six league vault crowns this season. Berry
swept the indoor (17-7 1/2) and outdoor (17-8 1/2) titles a season ago and
hopes to follow suit in his lone shot outdoors in 2012 and add a trip to the
NCAA meet to it.
“When I see Joe Berry compete, I see a warrior,” Clark said. “He really does
a fantasic job of getting the best out of himself at the right time. I commend
him for that.
“He’s had a little bumpier time outdoors in terms of getting to the national meet, but I know he can overcome those obstacles. His talent and his
focus will allow him to do that. I believe he’ll conquer that, and he’ll be a great
boost to our program during the outdoor season.”
Berry has a gifted ensemble around him, as well, as senior Rasnick and
sophomore Brannon return after scoring at the conference meet last season.
Brannon tied for eighth indoors (PR 16-5 1/2) and was fifth outdoors (PR 16-6
3/4), while Rasnick was seventh inside at 16-11 1/2.
That group also has even more point potential, as talented sophomore
Tyler Porter returns with a PR of 16-7 1/4 and is joined by redshirt freshman
Michael Maira (15-0) and true freshman Sam Tabor (14-6), a state champion
decathlete and vaulter.
“Russ Johnson is our men’s pole vault coach, and he does an outstanding
job. When I was appointed the head coach here, I thought he would be the
man for the job, and I was correct. He has a great record and has done fantastic
things with UT’s vaulters, and we anticipate more of the same from the vault
group this season.”
With high jumpers Hunter (7-3) and Kevin Carney (6-9) battling injuries,
freshman Derek McClardy offers UT’s best mark in that event at 6-8.
Men’s Horizontal Jumps
9
2012 TENNESSEE LADY VOL ROSTER
NAME
Annie Alexander
Elizabeth Altizer
Bianca Blair
Erin Champion
Lizzie Cornell
Katherine Dresch
Andrea Ferri
Ramzee Fondren
Linda Hadfield
Aslynn Halvorson
Ashley Harris
Jessie Harrison
Charity Honeycutt
Brittney Jackson
Kia Jackson
Amirah Johnson
Ty-Vonna Johnson
Brittany Jones
Kelsey Kane
Laquoya Kelly
Chelsea Knotts
Patavia Lowery
Kasha McDougald
Martinique Octave
Allison Outerbridge
Julia Petree
Chanelle Price
Kianna Ruff
Brittany Sheffey
Nijgia Snapp
Kirstyn Sweeney
Elizabeth Tiller
Jazmen Townsend
Ashley Wengerter
Ellen Wortham
Amber Zimmerman
IN/OUT
Sr./Sr.
Jr./Sr.
Sr./Sr.
Fr./Fr.
Fr./Fr.
So./So.
Jr./Jr.
Jr./Sr.
So./So.
So./So.
Sr./Sr.
Jr./Jr.
Sr./Jr.
So./So.
Jr./Jr.
Fr./Fr.
So./So.
Sr./Sr.
Jr./Jr.
Sr./Sr.
Jr./Jr.
So/So.
Fr./Fr.
Jr./Jr.
So./So.
Fr./Fr.
Sr./Sr.
So./So.
Sr./Sr.
Jr./Jr.
Jr./Jr.
Sr./Sr.
So./So.
Fr./Fr.
Sr./Sr.
So./So.
HT
5-9
5-10
5-7
5-3
5-5
5-6
5-5
5-7
5-4
5-10
5-5
6-0
6-0
5-7
5-3
5-9
5-3
5-4
5-5
6-0
5-5
5-5
5-7
5-3
5-7
5-6
5-6
5-3
5-5
5-5
5-9
5-7
5-9
5-8
5-10
5-5
EVENT
Throws
Distance
Hurdles/Sprints
Pole Vault
Distance
Javelin
Distance
Middle Distance
Pole Vault
Throws
Sprints
Throws
Middle Distance
Middle Distance
Sprints/Jumps
Middle Distance
Middle Distance/Sprints
Sprints
Distance
Throws
Middle Distance
Middle Distance
Hurdles/Jumps
Sprints
Jumps
Sprints/Middle Distance
Middle Distance
Distance
Multi-Events
Distance
Sprints/Jumps
High Jump/Multis
Hurdles/Jumps/Sprints
Distance
HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL/PREVIOUS COLLEGE
Port-of-Spain, Trinidad & Tobago/San Juan Secondary
Bartlett, Tenn./St. Benedict at Auburndale
Knoxville, Tenn./Austin-East/South Carolina/Texas A&M
Clinton, Tenn./Clinton
Virginia Beach, Va./Princess Anne
Nashville, Tenn./Harpeth Hall
Falls Church, Va./J.E.B. Stuart
Detroit, Mich./Detroit Renaissance
Yorkville, N.Y./New York Mills
Charlotte, N.C./Butler
Austell, Ga./South Cobb
Collierville, Tenn./Houston
Burnsville, N.C./Mountain Heritage
Maplewood, N.J./Columbia
Lithonia, Ga./Southwest DeKalb
Greenbelt, Md./Eleanor Roosevelt
Newark, N.J./Columbia
Pompano Beach, Fla./Deerfield Beach
Knoxville, Tenn./West
Nashville, Tenn./Hunters Lane
Ripley, W.Va./Ripley
Knoxville, Tenn./West/South Carolina State
Junction City, Kan./Junction City
New Orleans, La./McDonogh 35/Tulane
Sandys, Bermuda/Mt. St. Agnes Academy
Maryville, Tenn./Maryville
Easton, Pa./Easton Area
St. Louis, Mo./McCluer South-Berkeley
Bellport, N.Y./Bellport
Mays Landing, N.J./Oakcrest/Seton Hall
Nashville, Tenn./David Lipscomb
Tuscaloosa, Ala./American Christian Academy
Chesapeake, Va./Grassfield
Spring Hill, Tenn./Independence
Knoxville, Tenn./Webb
Director of Track & Field and Cross Country: J.J. Clark (Third year as director of track & field/10th year as head coach/10th year at UT)
Associate Head Coach (M/W Throws): John Frazier (Sixth year at UT)
Assistant Coach (M/W Jumps): Jerome Romain (Third year at UT)
Assistant Coach (W Sprints): Sharon Seagrave (Second year at UT)
Assistant Coach (M Sprints): Rohsaan Griffin (Second year at UT)
Assistant Coach (Distance): Mary Jayne Reeves (First year at UT)
Volunteer Assistants: Daniel Goetz (Distance/First year at UT), David Job (W Pole Vault/10th year at UT),
Russ Johnson (M Pole Vault/Seventh year at UT), Bill Schmidt (Throws/2nd year at UT)
Managers: Camille Crumpton, Cay Hendrickson, Courtney Johnson, Kevin LaGuerre, Jordan Lowry, Deena Mentonis
PRONUNCIATION GUIDE
Elizabeth Altizer..................................................................... (ALL-tize-er)
Andrea Ferri...................................................................................... (FERRY)
Aslynn Halvorson................................................(ACE-lin HAL-ver-son)
Kia Jackson.......................................................................................(KEY-uh)
Amirah Johnson.................................................................................(uh-MEAR-uh)
Patavia Lowery............................................................................(puh-TAVE-ee-uh)
Kasha McDougald...................................................................................... (KAY-sha)
10
Martinique Octave................................................................................ (OCK-tayve)
Julia Petree................................................................................................... (PEA-tree)
Kianna Ruff...............................................................................................(key-ON-uh)
Brittany Sheffey........................................................................................ (SHEFF-ee)
Nijgia Snapp.................................................................................................... (NYE-ja)
Kirstyn Sweeney....................................................................................... (KERR-stin)
Ashley Wengerter............................................................................... (WIN-ger-ter)
2012 TENNESSEE VOL ROSTER
EVENT
Jumps/Sprints
Throws
Hurdles
Pole Vault
Distance
Pole Vault
Sprints/Jumps
Multis/HJ
Middle Distance
Distance
Sprints
Distance
Distance
Sprints/Middle Dist.
Distance
Distance
Distance
Middle Distance
Throws
Distance
Javelin
Sprints
Throws
Jumps
Sprints
Middle Distance
Pole Vault
Distance
Throws
Distance
Jumps/Sprints
Sprints
Pole Vault
Javelin
Distance
Pole Vault
Multis
Throws
Middle Distance
Distance
Sprints
Distance
Distance
HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL/PREVIOUS COLLEGE
Antioch, Tenn./Hillsboro
Kannapolis, N.C./A.L. Brown/Lenoir-Rhyne
Las Vegas, Nev./Rancho/Central Arizona
Horsham, Pa./Hatboro-Horsham
Downingtown, Pa./Bishop Shanahan
Brentwood, Tenn./Brentwood Academy
Memphis, Tenn./Melrose
Brentwood, Tenn./Father Ryan / Kentucky
Wilmington, Del./Archmere Academy
Atlanta, Ga./Frederick Douglass
Charlotte, N.C./Ardrey Kell
Swartz Creek, Mich./Swartz Creek
Nashville, Tenn./Brentwood Academy
Signal Mountain, Tenn./Red Bank
Hilton Head Island, S.C./Hilton Head Island
Asheville, N.C./Asheville School
Tallahassee, Fla./Godby
Sonora, Calif./Sonora Union
Knoxville, Tenn./Farragut
Berlin, Vt./Union 32/Wake Forest
Frankfort, Ill./Lincoln Way East
Sandusky, Ohio/Perkins
Virginia Beach, Va./Ocean Lakes
Conyers, Ga./Heritage/Tusculum
Lambertville, Mich./Bedford
Shamong, N.J./Seneca
Douglassville, Pa./Daniel Boone/Adams State
LaVergne, Tenn./Lavergne
Sevierville, Tenn./Sevier County
Murfreesboro, Tenn./Siegel
Memphis, Tenn./White Station
Jefferson, Ga./Jefferson
Somerset, Mass./Somerset
Clarksville, Tenn./Rossview
Uniontown, Ohio/Cuyahoga Valley Christ. Acad./Cedarville
Memphis, TN/Evangelical Christian
Greeneville, Tenn./Greeneville
Memphis, Tenn./White Station/LSU
Springfield, Va./West Springfield
Belleville, Mich./Belleville
Knoxville, Tenn./Bearden
Monroe, Mich./Monroe
Director of Track & Field and Cross Country: J.J. Clark (Third year as director of track & field/10th year as head coach/10th year at UT)
Associate Head Coach (M/W Throws): John Frazier (Sixth year at UT)
Assistant Coach (M/W Jumps): Jerome Romain (Third year at UT)
Assistant Coach (W Sprints): Sharon Seagrave (Second year at UT)
Assistant Coach (M Sprints): Rohsaan Griffin (Second year at UT)
Assistant Coach (Distance): Mary Jayne Reeves (First year at UT)
Volunteer Assistants: Daniel Goetz (Distance/First year at UT), David Job (W Pole Vault/10th year at UT),
Russ Johnson (M Pole Vault/Seventh year at UT), Bill Schmidt (Throws/2nd year at UT)
Managers: Camille Crumpton, Cay Hendrickson, Courtney Johnson, Kevin LaGuerre, Jordan Lowry, Deena Mentonis
PRONUNCIATION GUIDE
Tavis Bailey........................................................................................(TAY-viss)
Chris Bodary.......................................................................... (BODE-uh-ree)
Deaundra Dailey..........................................................................(dee-ON-druh)
Stephen Derlath.................................................................................... (DER-lath)
Breon Dixon.............................................................................................(BREE-on)
Steve Fassino......................................................................................(fuh-SEE-no)
Luke Hadden.........................................................................................(HADD-en)
Matthew Hoty........................................................................................... (HO-tee)
Reggie Juin.....................................................................................................(JU-in)
Nick Kaiser..................................................................................................(KYE-zer)
Michael Maira.............................................................................................. (MY-ra)
Deon McAdoo.............................................................................. (MAC-uh-dew)
Derek McClardy.....................................................................(Mick-CLAIRE-dee)
Jarael Nelvis..............................................................................(ja-RELL NEL-viss)
Robert Rasnick.................................................................................... (RAZZ-nick)
Garrek Thompson..................................................................................(GAIR-ick)
Daniel Tobin.............................................................................................(TOE-bin)
Varick Tucker........................................................................................... (VAIR-ick)
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
WT
170
295
145
172
144
165
162
200
147
163
169
165
160
140
152
155
135
135
210
130
180
171
300
200
170
180
174
138
201
139
175
160
170
190
145
160
180
250
143
150
160
130
140
COACHES &
MEET
STAFF
THE TEAM
HT
6-2
6-3
6-3
5-11
5-9
6-0
6-0
6-3
5-11
6-0
5-11
6-4
6-0
5-7
5-10
6-2
5-11
5-11
6-3
5-9
5-9
5-10
6-3
6-4
5-7
6-1
6-1
5-9
6-0
5-9
6-1
5-8
6-3
6-1
5-11
6-0
6-0
6-5
5-7
5-9
6-0
5-9
5-9
SEASON
PREVIEW
IN/OUT
Fr./Fr.
R-Fr./R-Fr.
Sr./Sr.
---/Sr.
Jr./Jr.
So./So.
Jr./Sr.
Jr./So.
So./So.
Fr./Fr.
Jr./Sr.
R-Fr./R-Fr.
Fr./Fr.
Jr./Jr.
Sr./Sr.
Fr./Fr.
Fr./Fr.
Sr./Sr.
Fr./Fr.
Sr./Sr.
Jr./Jr.
Fr./Fr.
R-Fr./R-Fr.
So./So.
So./So.
Fr./Fr.
R-Fr./R-Fr.
Sr./Sr.
R-Fr./R-Fr.
R-Fr./R-Fr.
Fr./Fr.
So./So.
So./So.
Fr./Fr.
So./So.
Sr./Sr.
Fr./Fr.
Jr./Jr.
Jr./Jr.
So./So.
Sr./Sr.
Fr./Fr.
Fr./Fr.
GENERAL
INFO.
NAME
Tyler Anderson
Tavis Bailey
Terry Benson
Joe Berry
Chris Bodary
Chase Brannon
Desmond Brown
Kevin Carney
Jordan Chaney
J.R. Creekmore
Deaundra Dailey
Stephen Derlath
Jeremy Dickie
Breon Dixon
Steve Fassino
Jack Felix
Scott Foy
Joe Franklin
Carson Frost
Tom Gilmartin
Luke Hadden
David Hayes
Matthew Hoty
Justin Hunter
Reggie Juin
Nick Kaiser
Michael Maira
Scott March
Deon McAdoo
Alex McCandless
Derek McClardy
Jarael Nelvis
Tyler Porter
Kyle Quinn
Jake Rainey
Robert Rasnick
Sam Tabor
Drew Thomas
Garrek Thompson
Daniel Tobin
Varick Tucker
Kyle Walter
Austin Whitelaw
11
2012 LADY VOL DEPTH CHART
100m
Brittany Jones............................................................................................................11.60
Kia Jackson..................................................................................................................11.63
Ashley Harris..............................................................................................................11.85
Ellen Wortham....................................................................................................... 11.88w
Martinique Octave............................................................................................... 12.04w
Julia Petree..................................................................................................................12.06
Long Jump
Jazmen Townsend................................................................................... 6.07m (19-11)
Ellen Wortham............................................. 6.05m (19-10.25)/6.09m (19-11.75w)
Kia Jackson...............................................................................................5.99m (19-8) (i)
Kasha McDougald......................................................................................5.64m (18-6)
Kirstyn Sweeney......................................................................................... 5.20m (17-1)
Ashley Wengerter.................................................................................5.04m (16-6.75)
200m
Brittany Jones............................................................................................................23.13
Martinique Octave...................................................................................................23.67
Kia Jackson..................................................................................................................24.14
Ashley Harris..............................................................................................................24.31
Julia Petree..................................................................................................................24.95
Shot Put
Annie Alexander..............................................................................17.66m (57-11.25)
Aslynn Halvorson............................................................................... 14.78m (48-6) (i)
Laquoya Kelly....................................................................................13.71m (44-11.75)
Jessie Harrison........................................................................... HS - 11.76m (38-7.25)
400m............................................................................................................
Brittany Jones............................................................................................................52.44
Nijgia Snapp...............................................................................................................53.64
Kianna Ruff..................................................................................................................54.20
Martinique Octave...................................................................................................54.54
Chanelle Price............................................................................................................54.55
Ellen Wortham......................................................................................................55.04 (i)
Ty-Vonna Johnson....................................................................................................55.42
Julia Petree..................................................................................................................55.63
800m
Chanelle Price........................................................................................................ 2:01.33
Ramzee Fondren................................................................................................... 2:06.8h
Brittany Sheffey..................................................................................................... 2:06.86
Nijgia Snapp...................................................................................................... 2:07.16 (i)
Kianna Ruff.............................................................................................................. 2:07.97
Brittney Jackson.................................................................................................... 2:08.17
Ty-Vonna Johnson................................................................................................ 2:09.54
Amirah Johnson.................................................................................................... 2:11.30
Charity Honeycutt........................................................................................... 2:14.33 (i)
Patavia Lowery...................................................................................................... 2:15.43
1500m
Chanelle Price........................................................................................................ 4:22.87
Ramzee Fondren.......................................................................................................4:38h
Lizzie Cornell..............................................................................................................4:40h
Elizabeth Altizer.................................................................................................... 4:41.21
Amber Zimmerman............................................................................................. 4:41.21
Nijgia Snapp........................................................................................................... 4:43.77
Kelsey Kane............................................................................................................. 4:47.63
Patavia Lowery...................................................................................................... 4:58.42
Andrea Ferri............................................................................................................ 4:59.51
3000m Steeplechase
N/A
5000m
Brittany Sheffey...................................................................................................16:14.89
Elizabeth Tiller................................................................................................18:34.75 (i)
Elizabeth Altizer..................................................................................................18:41.56
10000m
N/A
100m Hurdles
Bianca Blair.................................................................................................................13.57
Ellen Wortham...........................................................................................................13.76
Kasha McDougald....................................................................................13.84/13.69w
Kirstyn Sweeney........................................................................................................15.38
Ashley Wengerter.....................................................................................................16.07
400m Hurdles
Ellen Wortham...........................................................................................................55.70
Bianca Blair............................................................................................................. 1:00.03
Kirstyn Sweeney.................................................................................................... 1:03.56
High Jump
Ellen Wortham ................................................................................... 1.72m (5-7.75) (i)
Brittney Jackson............................................................................................ 1.68m (5-6)
Ashley Wengerter......................................................................................... 1.68m (5-6)
Kirstyn Sweeney........................................................................................... 1.52m (5-0)
Triple Jump
Allison Outerbridge.......................................................................... 12.12m (39-9.25)
Kasha McDougald................................................................................... 11.66m (38-3)
Ashley Wengerter.......................................................................................9.59m (31-6)
12
Discus
Annie Alexander....................................................................................58.58m (192-2)
Aslynn Halvorson.......................................................................H.S. - 51.64m (169-5)
Jessie Harrison........................................................................................46.64m (153-0)
Hammer
Jessie Harrison........................................................................................55.98m (183-8)
Laquoya Kelly..........................................................................................53.71m (177-2)
Aslynn Halvorson..................................................................................47.33m (155-3)
Javelin
Katherine Dresch...................................................................................37.38m (122-8)
Kirstyn Sweeney........................................................................ HS - 31.04m (101-10)
Pole Vault
Linda Hadfield.......................................................................................4.01m (13-1.75)
Erin Champion.......................................................................................3.69m (12-1.50)
Pentathlon / Heptathlon
Ellen Wortham......................................................................................... 4,042 (i)/------Brittney Jackson...................................................................................HS - 3,224/------Kirstyn Sweeney.................................................................................. HS - 3,057/4,026
Ashley Wengerter................................................................................HS - 2,833/------INDOOR SPECIFIC EVENTS
60m
Kia Jackson.................................................................................................................... 7.49
Martinique Octave..................................................................................................... 7.54
Brittany Jones.............................................................................................................. 7.54
Ellen Wortham............................................................................................................. 7.56
Ashley Harris................................................................................................................ 7.63
Julia Petree.................................................................................................................... 7.99
Mile
Chanelle Price........................................................................................................ 4:44.44
Ramzee Fondren................................................................................................... 5:01.10
Amber Zimmerman............................................................................................. 5:02.31
Elizabeth Altizer.................................................................................................... 5:03.02
Amirah Johnson.................................................................................................... 5:08.50
Kelsey Kane............................................................................................................. 5:21.67
3000m
Amber Zimmerman...........................................................................................10:10.35
Ramzee Fondren.................................................................................................10:23.98
Elizabeth Altizer..................................................................................................10:31.31
Elizabeth Tiller.....................................................................................................10:33.35
Patavia Lowery....................................................................................................11:01.64
Andrea Ferri..........................................................................................................11:11.49
Kelsey Kane...........................................................................................................No Mark
60m Hurdles
Ellen Wortham............................................................................................................. 8.46
Bianca Blair................................................................................................................... 8.53
Kirstyn Sweeney.......................................................................................................... 9.66
Weight Throw
Jessie Harrison.................................................................................... 18.50m (60-8.50)
Laquoya Kelly..................................................................................... 18.37m (60-3.25)
Annie Alexander................................................................................ 17.62m (57-9.75)
Aslynn Halvorson..................................................................... HS - 16.39m (53-9.25)
h - hand time, (i) - indoor time, r - relay split, w - wind-aided mark,
HS - mark from high school
2012 VOL DEPTH CHART
Hammer
Drew Thomas..................................................................................... 53.92m (176-11)
Carson Frost..................................................................................HS - 45.15m (148-2)
Javelin
Kyle Quinn.................................................................................. HS - 66.42m (217-11)
Luke Hadden.........................................................................................61.05m (200-3)
Sam Tabor......................................................................................HS - 47.68m (156-5)
Kevin Carney...........................................................................(deca.) 46.48m (152-6)
Pole Vault
Joe Berry......................................................................................................5.41m (17-9) Robert Rasnick.....................................................................................5.25m (17-2.75)
Tyler Porter...........................................................................................5.06m (16-7.25)
Chase Brannon....................................................................................5.05m (16-6.75)
Michael Maira............................................................................................4.57m (15-0)
Sam Tabor....................................................................................................4.42m (14-6)
Kevin Carney (deca.) .........................................................................4.20m (13-9.25)
1500m
Joe Franklin............................................................................................................... 3:52.40
Jordan Chaney......................................................................................................... 3:54.10
Chris Bodary............................................................................................................. 3:56.90
Jake Rainey............................................................................................................... 3:57.70
Steve Fassino............................................................................................................ 4:01.23
Scott March.............................................................................................................. 4:07.28
Kyle Walter................................................................................................................ 4:08.74
Decathlon / Heptathlon
Kevin Carney..............................................................................................6,087 / 4,848
Sam Tabor...........................................................................................HS - 6,767 / -------
3000m Steeplechase
Steve Fassino............................................................................................................ 9:05.28
Daniel Tobin............................................................................................................. 9:22.70
Tom Gilmartin.......................................................................................................... 9:32.19
Alex McCandless..................................................................................................... 9:38.25
Chris Bodary............................................................................................................. 9:40.28
60m
Jarael Nelvis.................................................................................................................6.86
Desmond Brown........................................................................................................6.96
Reggie Juin..................................................................................................................7.04
David Hayes.................................................................................................................7.06
Tyler Anderson.................................................................................................. No Mark
Derek McClardy................................................................................................. No Mark
5000m
Chris Bodary......................................................................................................14:21.14 (i)
Jake Rainey.............................................................................................................14:32.73
Steve Fassino.....................................................................................................14:49.00 (i)
Tom Gilmartin...................................................................................................14:56.25 (i)
Daniel Tobin...........................................................................................................15:15.43
Jordan Chaney.......................................................................................................15:39.58
Scott Foy..................................................................................................................15:51.46
Stephen Derlath....................................................................................................16:10.00
10000m
Chris Bodary..........................................................................................................30:00.33
Thomas Gilmartin................................................................................................31:15.41
Steve Fassino.........................................................................................................31:28.53
Stephen Derlath...................................................................................................No Mark
110m Hurdles
Terry Benson................................................................................................................14.28
Sam Tabor......................................................................................................................15.13
400m Hurdles
Terry Benson................................................................................................................52.85
High Jump
Justin Hunter....................................................................................................2.21m (7-3)
Kevin Carney....................................................................................................2.06m (6-9)
Derek McClardy...............................................................................................2.03m (6-8)
Long Jump
Justin Hunter........................................................................................... 7.96m (26-1.50)
Desmond Brown.............................................. 7.85m (25-9.25) / 7.86mw (25-9.50)
Tyler Anderson....................................................................................... 7.52m (24-8.25)
Triple Jump
Justin Hunter.........................................................................................15.45m (50-8.25)
INDOOR SPECIFIC EVENTS
Mile
Jordan Chaney......................................................................................................4:10.34
Daniel Tobin..........................................................................................................4:15.72
Joe Franklin............................................................................................................4:20.70
Steve Fassino.........................................................................................................4:21.14
Chris Bodary..........................................................................................................4:21.87
Jeremy Dickie........................................................................................................4:23.20
Jack Felix.................................................................................................................4:24.51
Scott Foy.................................................................................................................4:25.30
Scott March...........................................................................................................4:25.33
Jake Rainey............................................................................................................4:25.90
Kyle Walter.............................................................................................................4:26.05
3000m
Chris Bodary..........................................................................................................8:14.85
Steve Fassino.................................................................................................. 8:29.78 (o)
Jake Rainey............................................................................................................8:33.67
Daniel Tobin..........................................................................................................8:35.70
Tom Gilmartin.......................................................................................................8:37.80
Alex McCandless..................................................................................................8:47.97
Scott March...........................................................................................................9:04.96
Jordan Chaney......................................................................................................9:06.02
60m Hurdles
Terry Benson...............................................................................................................8.15
Kevin Carney...............................................................................................................8.81
Sam Tabor.....................................................................................................................8.83
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
800m
Joe Franklin........................................................................................1:48.39 / 1:48.00 (r)
Nick Kaiser................................................................................................................. 1:50.00
Garrek Thompson................................................................................................... 1:50.75
Jordan Chaney......................................................................................................... 1:51.83
Breon Dixon......................................................................................................... 1:53.16 (i)
Austin Whitelaw...................................................................................................... 1:57.90
Discus
Tavis Bailey....................................................................................HS - 58.27m (191-2)
Matthew Hoty........................................................................... HS - 57.58m (188-11)
Carson Frost..................................................................................HS - 46.94m (154-0)
Deon McAdoo............................................................................HS - 46.64m (153-0)
COACHES &
MEET
STAFF
THE TEAM
400m
Varick Tucker .......................................................................................... 47.37 / 47.0h (r)
Deaundra Dailey.........................................................................................................47.74
Tyler Anderson............................................................................................................48.55
Breon Dixon...............................................................................................................48.6 (r)
Garrek Thompson.......................................................................................................49.39
Terry Benson...........................................................................................................49.51 (i)
Shot Put
Matthew Hoty.........................................................................HS - 20.09m (65-11) (i)
Tavis Bailey...................................................................................... HS - 15.97m (52-5)
Drew Thomas........................................................................... HS - 15.35m (50-4.50)
Deon McAdoo........................................................................ HS - 15.10m (49-6.50)
Sam Tabor................................................................................. HS - 13.78m (45-2.50)
Carson Frost.............................................................................. HS - 13.24m (43-5.50)
SEASON
PREVIEW
200m
Jarael Nelvis..................................................................................................................21.12
Tyler Anderson............................................................................................................21.49
David Hayes..................................................................................................................21.67
Deaundra Dailey.........................................................................................................21.79
Desmond Brown...................................................................................... 22.11 / 21.88w
Derek McClardy.......................................................................................................... 22.1h
Reggie Juin...................................................................................................................22.19
Varick Tucker...........................................................................................................22.35 (i)
Tyler Anderson................................................................................. 14.81m (48-7.25)
Desmond Brown..............................................................................13.72 (45-0.25) (i)
GENERAL
INFO.
100m
Jarael Nelvis..................................................................................................................10.54
David Hayes..................................................................................................................10.75
Tyler Anderson............................................................................................................10.77
Desmond Brown.........................................................................................................10.80
Reggie Juin...................................................................................................................10.86
Weight Throw
Carson Frost.................................................................................... HS - 20.12m (66-0)
Drew Thomas.................................................................................... 17.84m (58-6.50)
Matthew Hoty................................................................................ HS - 17.12m (56-2)
h - hand time, (i) - indoor time, (o) outdoor time, (r) - relay split, w - windaided mark, HS - mark from high school
13
2012 NCAA WOMEN’S STANDARDS
 2012 NCAA INDOOR WOMEN’S QUALIFYING STANDARDS
Indoor Championship Events
55 Meters
60 Meters
55 Hurdles
60 Hurdles
200 Meters
(Under 200m/220 yds)*
(200m/220 yds)*
(Banked or Over 200m/220 yds)*
400 Meters
(200m/220 yds)*
800 Meters
(200m/220 yds or less)*
Mile
3000 Meters
5000 Meters
4x400 Relay
(200m/220 yds)*
4x400 Relay
(200m/220 yds)*
Distance Medley Relay
Distance Medley Relay (Yards)
High Jump
Pole Vault
Long Jump
Triple Jump
Shot Put
Weight Throw
Pentathlon
Automatic
FAT/Meters
MT/Feet
6.71—
7.23—
7.53—
8.10—
23.82—
23.62—
23.12—
53.60
53.30
52.60
53.3
53.0
52.3
2:05.80
2:05.50
2:04.50
2:05.5
2:05.2
2:04.2
4:39.40
4:38.90
4:37.00
4:39.1
4:38.6
4:36.7
9:14.00
9:13.00
9:10.00
9:13.7
9:12.7
9:09.7
16:04.50
16:02.00
15:57.00
16:04.2
16:01.7
15:56.7
3:38.00
3:36.80
3:34.00
3:37.7
3:36.5
3:33.7
3:39.20
3:38.00
3:35.20
3:38.9
3:37.7
3:34.9
11:08.90
11:09.40
11:03.50
11:08.6
11:07.1
11:03.2
11:11.40
11:11.1
11:10.90
11:10.6
11:07.00
11:06.7
1.856-0.75
4.3514-3.25
6.4521-2
13.3043-7.75
17.2056-5.25
21.0068-10.75
4,150 points
----------
@ - Qualifying times attained at altitude of 6,000 feet and above, add .04 seconds. Times attained at altitude of 3,000-5,999 feet, add .02 seconds.
* - Indicates size of track. # - Altitude adjustment available.
 2012 NCAA OUTDOOR WOMEN’S QUALIFYING STANDARDS
The 2012 outdoor campaign will mark the third season that NCAA Division I schools will utilize a
“preliminary round” format for determining qualifiers for the NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championship
meet, which will be hosted again this season by Drake University on June 6-9. As opposed to the previous
six years, where four regional meets were held for the purpose of determining who advances to the NCAA
Championship meet, 2012 will once again feature East and West Preliminary Rounds, held in Jacksonville,
Fla., and Austin, Texas., respectively.
The holders of the top 48 marks in each event will advance to either the East or West Preliminary Round
site, based on their school’s geographical location. Both preliminary round meets will be held May 2426, with the University of North Florida hosting the East site and the University of Texas hosting the West
version.
All states west of the Mississippi River, plus Illinois and Wisconsin and with the exception of Louisiana,
will compete in the West Preliminary Round. All other states will compete in the East meet.
14
2012 NCAA MEN’S STANDARDS
GENERAL
INFO.
 2012 NCAA INDOOR MEN’S QUALIFYING STANDARDS
Automatic
FAT/Meters
MT/Feet
6.14—
6.60—
7.17—
7.70—
47.00
46.60
46.00
46.75
46.35
45.75
1:48.60
1:48.20
1:47.30
1:48.30
1:47.90
1:47.0
4:00.20
3:59.70
3:57.90
3:59.9
3:59.4
3:57.6
7:56.30
7:55.00
7:52.30
7:56.0
7:54.7
7:52.0
13:50.90
13:48.40
13:44.60
13:50.6
13:48.1
13:44.3
3:10.50
3:08.90
3:06.50
3:10.2
3:08.6
3:06.2
3:11.70
3:10.10
3:07.70
3:11.4
3:09.8
3:07.4
9:35.10
9:34.00
9:31.00
9:34.8
9:33.7
9:30.7
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
—
—
—
COACHES &
MEET
STAFF
THE TEAM
21.38
21.13
20.73
SEASON
PREVIEW
Indoor Championship Events
55 Meters
60 Meters
55 Hurdles
60 Hurdles
200 Meters
(200m/220 yds)*
400 Meters
(200m/220 yds)*
800 Meters
Mile
3000 Meters
5000 Meters
4x400 Relay
(200m/220 yds)*
4x440 Relay
(200m/220 yds)*
Distance Medley Relay (Yards)
(200 m/220 yds or less)*
(Banked or Over 200 m/220 yds)*
High Jump
Pole Vault
Long Jump
Triple Jump
Shot Put
Weight Throw
Heptathlon
9:36.60
9:36.3
9:35.50
9:35.2
9:32.50
9:32.2
2.247-4.25
5.5018-0.50
8.0026-3
16.3053-5.75
19.3563-6
21.5070-6.50
5,750 points
@ - Qualifying times attained at altitude of 6,000 feet and above, add .04 seconds. Times attained at altitude of 3,000-5,999 feet, add .02 seconds.
* - Indicates size of track. # - Altitude adjustment available.
 2012 NCAA OUTDOOR MEN’S QUALIFYING STANDARDS
The 2012 outdoor campaign will mark the third season that NCAA Division I schools will utilize a
“preliminary round” format for determining qualifiers for the NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championship
meet, which will be hosted again this season by Drake University on June 6-9. As opposed to the previous
six years, where four regional meets were held for the purpose of determining who advances to the NCAA
Championship meet, 2012 will once again feature East and West Preliminary Rounds, held in Jacksonville,
Fla., and Austin, Texas., respectively.
The holders of the top 48 marks in each event will advance to either the East or West Preliminary Round
site, based on their school’s geographical location. Both preliminary round meets will be held May 2426, with the University of North Florida hosting the East site and the University of Texas hosting the West
version.
All states west of the Mississippi River, plus Illinois and Wisconsin and with the exception of Louisiana,
will compete in the West Preliminary Round. All other states will compete in the East meet.
15
2012 TENNESSEE TEAM PHOTOS
 2012 LADY VOLUNTEERS
FIRST ROW: Annie Alexander, Laquoya Kelly, Brittany Sheffey, Bianca Blair, Ashley Harris, Kelsey Kane, Chanelle Price, Kia Jackson.
SECOND ROW: Linda Hadfield, Elizabeth Tiller, Ellen Wortham, Kasha McDougald, Kirstyn Sweeney, Allison Outerbridge, Patavia Lowery, Elizabeth Altizer, Charity Honeycutt.
THIRD ROW: Brittany Jones, Aslynn Halvorson, Ashley Wengerter, Katherine Dresch, Julia Petree, Lizzie Cornell, Amirah Johnson, Andrea Ferri.
FOURTH ROW: Erin Champion, Jazmen Townsend, Jessie Harrison, Ty-Vonna Johnson, Brittney Jackson, Kianna Ruff, Amber Zimmerman, Nijgia Snapp. Not pictured: Ramzee Fondren, Chelsea Knotts, Martinique
Octave.
 2012 VOLUNTEERS
FIRST ROW: Zack Royster*, Nick Kaiser, Alex McCandless, Kyle Walter, Les Gilbert*, Reggie Juin, Chase Brannon, Robert Rasnick, Tyler Porter, Michael Maira, Garrek Thompson.
SECOND ROW: Matthew Hoty, Tom Gilmartin, Scott Foy, Austin Whitelaw, Steve Fassino, Carson Frost, Kyle Quinn, Sam Tabor, Kevin Carney, Luke Hadden.
THIRD ROW: Stephen Derlath, Jack Felix, Varick Tucker, Jake Rainey, Deon McAdoo, Jordan Chaney, Chris Bodary, Tavis Bailey, Jeremy Dickie, Drew Thomas.
FOURTH ROW: Terry Benson, J.R. Creekmore, Daniel Tobin, Joe Franklin, Scott March, Breon Dixon, Tyler Anderson, Desmond Brown, David McClardy. Not pictured: Joe Berry, Deaundra Dailey, David Hayes, Justin
Hunter, Jarael Nelvis. * - No longer on team.
16
COACHES &
STAFF
TENNESSEE COACHING STAFF
J.J. CLARK
Director of Track & Field/Cross Country
Tenth Year
J.J. Clark is in his 10th year at Tennessee, where he spent seven seasons as head
coach of the women’s cross country and track & field programs before also assuming
leadership of the men’s track & field team prior to the 2009-10 campaign.
In 2011-12, Clark added another responsibility to his list, as he took over coaching
duties of the men’s cross country and distance units after coaching only the women’s
group the past nine years.
A two-time NCAA and six-time SEC champion coach with the Lady Vol track
& field and cross country teams from 2002-09, Clark heads up one of the most
storied collegiate programs in the nation. The cross country teams have thrived at
UT, boasting a national championship and 30 SEC titles between them since their
inception. The men’s and women’s teams also have made a combined 44 appearances
at national championship meets and hosted the NCAA Championships together in
1990 at Pine Lakes Golf Course in nearby Rockford, Tenn.
On the oval, Tennessee has won seven national championships and claimed 51
SEC titles (22 indoors/29 outdoors) in track & field through the years.
CLARK’S BIG ORANGE SUCCESS...
The architect of an amazing reclamation project with the women’s cross country
and track & field programs at Rocky Top, Clark spent seven impressive seasons in
Knoxville before assuming control of both the men’s and women’s teams. During that
time, the women’s cross country program benefited immensely from Clark’s tutelage,
claiming SEC hardware from 2003-05 and NCAA South Region plaques from 2002-05,
and making NCAA Championships appearances from 2002-06. He stands as the alltime winningest women’s cross country coach in the history of UT Athletics.
On the trails, his distaff troops carved out eight consecutive top-three
performances at the SEC Championships (2002-09), including three runner-up
finishes to go along with the three victories. At the regional level, Team Orange has
wound up fourth or better in eight of 10 seasons under his watch, finishing third
three times along with the four triumphs the squad has enjoyed.
During the track & field portion of the season, he has directed the Lady Vols to
NCAA Indoor National Championships in 2005 and 2009, SEC Indoor Championships
in 2005, 2007 and 2009, and an NCAA Mideast Regional crown outdoors in 2005.
With Clark at the helm, Tennessee has enjoyed six top-five NCAA women’s track
& field finishes (Indoors: 1st in 2005 and 2009, 2nd in 2010, 3rd in 2007 and 4th in
2004; Outdoors: 4th in 2005) and four additional top-10 outings (Indoors: seventh in
2011, t8th in 2008; Outdoors: t7th in 2004, t10th in 2009) during his stay in Knoxville.
UT also has nine SEC top-three outcomes (seven indoors, two outdoors) since 2003,
with runner-up efforts indoors in 2004 and 2008 in addition to the titles won in 2005,
2007 and 2009. He now is trying to match that feat with the men’s team.
21-TIME COACH OF THE YEAR...
Clark has been recognized far and wide for his acumen in track & field and cross
country, earning a total of 21 coach of the year accolades (11 track & field/10 cross
country) during a career which also includes 10 seasons as women’s cross country
coach and assistant track & field coach at Florida (1992-2002).
Among his 10 honors for cross country, Clark is a five-time South Region
Women’s Coach of the Year (1997, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005) and a five-time SEC
Women’s Coach of the Year (1996, 1997, 2003, 2004, 2005). His 1996 and 1997
recognitions came while he was at Florida.
The crafty skipper twice has been named national women’s collegiate indoor
track & field coach of the year, reaping the award from the USTFCCCA in 2009 and the
USTCA in 2005. Nike also selected him as its 1998 USA Elite Coach of the Year as well.
Clark has garnered regional track & field coach of the year distinction on five
occasions, collecting USTFCCCA South Region Indoor women’s accord in 2007, 2008
and 2009, and USTCA South Region Indoor and Mideast Region Outdoor women’s
kudos in 2005.
At the SEC level, the Big Orange boss was named the SEC Women’s Indoor Track
& Field Coach of the Year in 2005, 2007 and 2009.
DEVELOPING CHAMPIONS AND ALL-AMERICANS AT UT...
While winning national and conference titles now are annual, and realistic,
goals, turning recruits into top-flight competitors has long been a hallmark of
Clark and the Tennessee program. In cross country, Clark has groomed 14 female
athletes who have totaled 31 All-South Region awards in 10 seasons and 13 who’ve
accumulated 23 total All-SEC honors. He added his first male honorees in 2011, as
Austin Whitelaw earned SEC All-Freshman status and Chris Bodary made the AllSouth Region squad.
18
In addition to qualifying women’s teams for the NCAA Championships from
2002 to 2006, he also had Jackie Areson (2008, 2009, 2010), Sarah Bowman (2008),
Brittany Sheffey (2011) and Katie Van Horn (2009, 2010) qualify as individuals, with
Bowman placing 36th in 2008 to become the first female cross country All-American
at Tennessee since Sharon Dickie in 2000.
During Clark’s nine years at the wheel of Tennessee track & field, 38 athletes (35
female/three male) have combined to earn 167 (162 female/five male) All-America
certificates, with his charges collecting 12 NCAA titles (nine indoors and three
outdoors, all by women). He also has produced 55 SEC championships (53 by women
[29 indoors/24 outdoors] and two by men [one indoors/one outdoors] during that
time period. Evander Wells was his first male All-America recipient, taking fourth in
the 200m outdoors in 2010.
Two of Clark’s pupils, 400m whiz DeeDee Trotter and long jump ace Tianna
Madison, ascended to stardom on the international stage before their college days
were through, resulting in their early departures for the lucrative world of professional
track & field.
Among UT’s 12 national women’s event winners under Clark’s watch are 2011
indoor 5000m champ Jackie Areson, 2010 indoor and outdoor 800m champ Wright,
2009 indoor mile champ and NCAA meet-record-holder Bowman, 2005 indoor and
outdoor long jump winner Madison, 2004 indoor 800m champ Nicole Cook, 2004
outdoor 400m winner Trotter, 2004 DMR legs Brooke Novak, Trotter, Cook and Lindsay
Hyatt; 2008 DMR contributors Brittany Sheffey, Brittany Jones, Wright and Bowman;
2009 world-record-setting DMR members Wright, Chanelle Price, Jones and Bowman,
who checked in with a sizzling 10:50.98 readout to rewrite women’s history, and 2010
DMR victors Wright, Ellen Wortham, Price and Sheffey.
ACADEMIC PROWESS...
In the classroom, Clark’s high expectations have been met with equal success,
as his track & field/cross country troops have tallied 197 (157 women/40 men) SEC
Academic Honor Roll recognitions, 24 female Capital One Academic All-District IV
nods and 10 female Academic All-America citations since 2002.
Bowman became his first two-time ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America
honoree in 2009, as she followed up second-team distinction in 2008 with first-team
status as a senior. Also earning accolades in 2009 were first-teamer Wright and
second-team selection Amanda Alexander. Wright would repeat and be named
Academic All-American of the Year for track & field/cross country, while Areson also
made the first team in 2010 and Price followed in 2011. Katie Flaute and Christina
Billings were second-team ESPN The Magazine honorees in 2007 and 2003,
respectively, while Felicia Guliford garnered Academic All-America acclaim from the
Women’s Intercollegiate Cross Country Coaches Association in fall 2004.
Additionally, Clark’s team and individuals are consistently honored by the
USTFCCCA and SEC for academics. In 2008 and 2009, Bowman was named both the
USTFCCCA Indoor Women’s Track Scholar Athlete of the Year and the SEC Women’s
Track & Field Scholar-Athlete of the Year. She also joined Guliford and Wright as Lady
Vol harriers nominated for NCAA Woman of the Year.
Wright’s 2010 campaign was highlighted by the H. Boyd McWhorter SEC
Scholar-Athlete of the Year Award, SEC Track & Field Scholar Athlete of the Year, an
NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship and USTFCCCA Indoor Track Scholar Athlete of the
Year, giving UT the honor three years running. The Lady Vols also were recognized as
the USTFCCCA Indoor Scholar Team of the Year in both 2009 and 2010.
Price followed in the footsteps of Bowman and Wright. She became UT’s fourstraight SEC Track & Field Scholar-Athlete of the Year honoree in 2011 as a co-winner.
PENN RELAYS AND RECORD-SETTING MARKS...
In 2004, Clark returned the Big Orange women to vogue at Franklin Field in
Philadelphia, Pa., as the
Lady Vol contingent pulled
off a hat trick of baton
event victories at the
Penn Relays. Tennessee
quartets captured a trio
of
“Championships of
America” in the distance
medley, 4x800m and
sprint medley relays, with
the latter establishing
a collegiate record. UT,
which also added an sprint
medley relay title in 2006
and a DMR crown in 2007,
had not won that many
relays in Philly since 1984.
Tennessee once
again pulled off a triple
in 2009 and 2010, with
Bowman earning athlete
of the meet honors for
playing a role in UT winning
the DMR, 4x1500m and
4x800m events in 2009.
The 4x1500m unit ran a
world-record
clocking,
while the 4x8 brought Tennessee’s efforts at the NCAA and SEC Championships, Penn Relays
the baton home in an and other competitions have earned the program and its athletes and
American-record readout. coaches a great deal of exposure.
Clark’s impact has been felt beyond the programs he coaches, as well, as his
squads’ SEC and NCAA finishes have fueled the most extensive department-wide
spree of female sport success in the history of UT Athletics. The Lady Vols were declared
the SEC women’s all-sports winners in 2003-04, 2004-05 and 2005-06 by the New York
Times Regional Newspaper Group. Though the Lady Vols and Tennessee finished
second in the SEC all-sports standings in 2006-07, the women’s and men’s programs
combined to place seventh nationally in the U.S. Sports Academy Director’s Cup
standings, marking UT’s highest ranking in history.
LIFE BEFORE ROCKY TOP...
One of the most respected distance coaches in the nation, Clark enjoyed 10
successful seasons as an assistant from 1992 to 2002 at the University of Florida and
spent the 1991-92 year there as a graduate assistant. His group of athletes played a key
role in Florida’s SEC Indoor and Outdoor track & field titles in 1997 and 1998, its indoor
crown in 2002 and its third-place national finish indoors in 2002. It has been estimated
that his charges accumulated more than 650 points in SEC action and 110-plus at the
NCAA level during his 10 seasons as a full-time aide.
During his tenure with the Gators, Clark groomed two athletes who combined
BACKGROUND, EDUCATION AND FAMILY...
A product of Maplewood, N.J., and a graduate of Columbia High School, Clark
made trips to Knoxville during his teen years to watch his sister Joetta compete for
the Lady Vols and saw her help Tennessee win the 1981 AIAW National Outdoor
Championship. Those examples left an impression on the younger brother, and he
blazed his own trail in track & field.
First, he set his own standard of excellence in running, winning the New Jersey
high school state title in the mile and two-mile as a senior in 1982. With that kind
of effort, he then earned a scholarship to Villanova, where he would develop into a
sub-four minute miler in his competitive days en route to qualifying for the 1988 U.S
Olympic Trials.
After graduating from VU in May of 1986 with a B.A. in communications, Clark
returned to his prep alma mater and served as assistant track coach. While at CHS
from 1986 to 1989, he worked with the girls’ and boys’ middle distance and sprints
corps. Then, in 1991, he made his transition into collegiate coaching, serving as a
graduate assistant at Florida for one year before being hired full time there.
Clark, who resides in Knoxville with wife Jearl and son Jorell, studied anatomy
and physiology coursework in graduate school at UF. Bridging the gap between his
high school coaching and college experience, he also took courses in nutrition and
exercise physiology in 1990 at Kean College in Union, N.J., and became certified as
a licensed sports massage therapist in 1991 from the Florida School of Massage in
Gainesville. His father is Joe Lewis Clark, the bat-wielding principal of Paterson, New
Jersey’s Eastside High School, depicted by actor Morgan Freeman in the 1989 movie
“Lean on Me.”
 COACH CLARK'S YEAR-BY-YEAR PERFORMANCES AT TENNESSEE
XC
WOMEN’S XC
MEN’S XC
T&F
WOMEN’S T&F
WOMEN’S T&F
MEN’S T&F
MEN’S T&F
SEASON
SEC/REG/NCAA
SEC/REG/NCAA
SEASON
SEC IN/OUT
NCAA IN/OUT
SEC IN/OUT
NCAA IN/OUT
20023rd/1st/28th ------/------/------ 2003 9th/7th t23rd/t22nd------/------ ------/-----2003
1st/1st/24th------/------/------ 2004 2nd/6th 4th/t7th------/------------/-----2004
1st/1st/21st------/------/------ 2005 1st/3rd
1st/4th ------/------------/-----2005
1st/1st/28th ------/------/------ 2006 t3rd/5th t18th/18th------/------ ------/-----20063rd/3rd/28th ------/------/------ 2007 1st/4th 3rd/t27th------/------ ------/-----20072nd/4th/------ ------/------/------ 2008 2nd/4th t8th/13th------/------ ------/-----20083rd/3rd/------ ------/------/------ 2009 1st/3rd
1st/t10th------/------ ------/-----20092nd/3rd/------ ------/------/------ 2010 4th/7th 2nd/t26th 10th/9th DNS/45th
201012th/18th/---- ------/------/------ 2011 3rd/5th 7th/11th 7th/8th 39th/t64th
2011
7th/13th/------
5th/12th/-------
2012
10 Seasons 3 SEC/4 South RegionTitles
9 Seasons
3 SEC IndoorTitles 2 NCAA IndoorTitles
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
IMPACTING BIG ORANGE ATHLETICS...
As mentioned previously, Clark’s influence also extends into the international
arena, and his history of preparing athletes for competition is second to none. Proof
of that was evident in 2000, when three of his pupils, sisters Joetta and Hazel and wife
Jearl, finished one-two-three in the 800m at the U.S. Olympic Trials in Sacramento,
Calif., and went on to represent America in Sydney.
During his time as head of “Team Clark,” the 1986 Villanova graduate prepared
Joetta to compete in four Olympics prior to retiring, Jearl to make five appearances
and win two Olympic golds and two world championships, and Hazel to make the
finals in her initial trip to the Olympics in 2000 and qualify again in 2004 and 2008.
His spouse also maintains the American record she set in the 800m in 1999 and was
the 2004 Olympic Trials champion and 2003 USATF outdoor victor in the 800m as
well as the 2002 winner in the 400m.
In addition to the familial success, he also coached three-time Olympian Mark
Everett to a No. 1 USA ranking and fourth-place world rating in the 800 meters. Nike
recognized Clark for his work in continuing to develop world-class athletes, naming
him the 1998 USA Elite Coach of the Year.
Clark’s abilities have also been noticed and rewarded by his sport’s national
governing body. After serving as an assistant for the U.S. women at the 1999
IAAF World Track & Field Championships in Greece, he would receive the honor of
being named head coach of the 2001 team in Edmonton, Canada. As previously
mentioned, he later earned the distinction of being the middle distance coach for
the U.S. women at the 2008 Olympics in Beijing.
COACHES &
MEET
STAFF
THE TEAM
Internationally, Tennessee also returned to the scene under Clark, the 2008 U.S.
Olympic women’s middle distance coach. His former athletes Bowman (1500m), Cook
(800m), Madison (LJ), Trotter (400m/4x400mR), Bennett (800m), Shanna Dickenson
(throws), Dickie (distance/XC), Lynne Layne (sprints), Jeneba Tarmoh (sprints) and Cleo
Tyson (sprints), and current Lady Vol Price (800m), have performed well for Team USA.
Current star Annie Alexander and ex-Lady Vols Rose-Anne Galligan (distance/XC), Toyin
Olupona (sprints) and Patricia Hall (sprints), meanwhile, have been fine representatives
for Trinidad & Tobago, Ireland, Canada and Jamaica, respectively. Newcomer Justin
Hunter became Clark’s first international male competitor, finishing sixth in the long
jump at the 2010 IAAF World Junior Championships.
World success showered the Big Orange in 2004, as college junior Trotter ran
on the victorious U.S. Olympic 4x400m relay unit and grabbed fifth in the open 400
meters before becoming the first underclass Lady Vol to turn pro. Clark also moved
four of his pupils into the 800m finals at the U.S. Olympic Trials, where Bennett and
Cook finished fourth and seventh, respectively.
He advanced two (wife Jearl Miles-Clark and sister Hazel Clark) to the 2004
Olympic Games in Athens, Greece, where Miles-Clark wound up sixth in her fifth trip
to the Olympiad, while a freak accident prevented Clark from advancing beyond the
prelims in her second visit to the Games.
Hazel would also qualify for the 2008 Games, competing for her brother, J.J., who
served as the women’s middle distance coach for the U.S. In 2005, Madison would
leap to international stardom, winning the long jump at the IAAF World Outdoor
Championships.
INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE COACHING MEN, WOMEN...
SEASON
PREVIEW
REPRESENTING YOUR COUNTRY...
for three SEC Athlete of the Year awards in cross country and track, and developed
competitors who racked up five NCAA Championships, 44 NCAA All-America
citations and 32 conference championship plaques. Among those were his sister,
Hazel, a three-time national champ in the 800 meters and the SEC Indoor Track
& Field Athlete of the Year in 1998 and 1999, and Becki Wells, a two-time victor in
the mile/1500 meters and the 1996 SEC Cross Country Athlete of the Year. Both
own the school records in their respective events, part of a total of 12 such marks
accomplished by Clark-tutored athletes at Florida.
In cross country, Clark led the school to its first-ever team appearance at the
NCAA Championships in 1994. UF was extended invitations four more times to the
national meet under his leadership, going in 1995, 1997, 1998 and 1999 and charting
a top team finish of 16th on the third of its five trips. Clark also guided Florida to SEC
titles in 1996 and 1997, and the Gators claimed NCAA regional titles in 1997 and 1998.
Among those drawing kudos for their standout cross country performances
were Wells, the 1995 and 1996 SEC champion, and Hilary White, the 2000 SEC
Freshman Athlete of the Year. Additionally, Wells and Velsen picked up All-America
citations during their careers.
GENERAL
INFO.
Wright, meanwhile, was instrumental in leading UT to victories in those races in 2010.
Those 2009 efforts came after an indoor campaign where the Lady Vols twice
posted eye-catching marks in the DMR. First, UT ran 10:56.40 for an American record
at the New Balance Collegiate Invitational. Then, the Big Orange won the NCAA title in
March with the aforementioned world best.
Speaking of records, there also have been some other league and NCAA
women’s marks set on Clark’s watch. Among them, the 2004, 2010 and 2011 DMRs
lowered the SEC record to 11:16.61, 11:14.59 and 11:05.37, respectively, while Cook’s
2005 collegiate record in the 800m also stands as an SEC best.
In addition to the DMR upgrade in 2011, Areson posted a league 3K indoor best
of 9:10.49, while Liz Costello lowered the SEC 10K mark to 33:42.96.
Madison’s leap of 22-8.50 at the 2005 SEC Outdoor meet, while not a record
due to a slight gust of 2.2 mps, stood then as the best mark in the 28 years that
women had competed in the long jump at the conference championships. Madison’s
measurement of 22-3 at the 2005 NCAA Indoor meet, meanwhile, tied Carol Lewis’
American collegiate record and was just short of the NCAA standard.
During Clark’s first nine years on The Hill, UT women’s marks in 16 events indoors
and 18 events outdoors have been revised, while one men’s best (outdoors) has been
eclipsed since 2010.
In addition to that, 21 Lady Vol freshman records (10 indoors/11 outdoors) have
fallen, and two Vol rookie standards (both indoors in 2011) have tumbled.
19
JOHN FRAZIER
Associate Head Coach
(Men’s/Women’s Throws)
Sixth Year
John Frazier is in his sixth season as throws coach at Tennessee and was
promoted to associate head coach in 2011. He joined the staff in August 2006
after serving six years as an assistant men’s and women’s track & field coach at
the University of Arizona.
After working with J.J. Clark as the Lady Vol throws coach from 2006 to
2009, Frazier again added men’s coaching duties to his list of responsibilities
after Clark was named the director of track & field for both the women’s
and men’s programs in June 2009. It is a challenge the veteran coach gladly
embraced.
Frazier’s reputation in his profession is a sterling one. In fact, it earned
him the honor of coaching on the international stage for the U.S. In August
2007, he traveled to Osaka, Japan, and worked with the American women as
they competed at the IAAF World Championships.
Demonstrating how he earned that reputation and awards such as 2005
USTCA National and West Region Assistant Coach of the Year for Throws,
Frazier produced impressive results in his first five seasons with the Tennessee
program. Among the accolades his charges earned in his brief time at Rocky
Top include All-American, NCAA Regional champion, SEC champion and
school record-holder.
His top pupil has been Annie Alexander, who had a sensational
freshman campaign in 2008, sweeping SEC Indoor and Outdoor shot put
crowns and snapping 26-year-old school records indoors and out. She also
added a league discus title and became the first SEC freshman female to win
all three of those events in a single season.
After dealing with some injuries and a redshirt season, Alexander
bounced back strong in 2011, sweeping SEC Outdoor shot put and discus
crowns. She follow that up with matching third-place outcomes in the
discus and shot at the NCAA Outdoor meet during a campaign in which she
improved her outdoor PRs to 57-11 ¼ in the shot and 192-2 in the discus. That
discus mark also bettered her previous Trinidad & Tobago national record,
while the shot effort raised her school record.
During her career, Alexander has scored nine times in SEC meets, with
three runner-up finishes to go with five victories, and she is a four-time AllAmerican (third indoors and out in the shot put in 2009 and third outdoors
in the shot and discus in 2011). She was second in the shot at SEC Indoors
before redshirting outdoors in 2010 and indoors in 2011.
In addition to Alexander, Frazier also has several current Lady Vols
who’ve contributed to the squad at the SEC level. Laquoya Kelly made the
2009 SEC Outdoor All-Freshman Team by placing sixth in the hammer throw
outdoors, Jessie Harrison made the 2010 SEC Indoor All Freshman Team by
taking sixth in the weight throw indoors, while Holly Kane was fifth in the
javelin and Aslynn Halvorson was fifth in the discus at the 2010 SEC Outdoor
meet. In 2011, Harrison grabbed sixth at SEC Indoors in the weight throw,
while Halvorson was eighth in the shot.
On the men’s side, Frazier produced a pair of SEC scorers and an NCAA
20
qualifier in his first year working with the Vols in 2010. Senior Matt Maloney
carded a fourth-place finish at SEC Outdoors and went on to compete
in his fourth NCAA Outdoor meet in the javelin. Ben Bartholomew,
meanwhile, came over from the football team and placed seventh indoors
and sixth outdoors in the shot at the SEC meets.
Other UT standouts during Frazier’s time at Tennessee include twotime All-American Shanna Dickenson, the 2007 third-place NCAA discus
finisher, a 10-time scorer at the SEC level and school record-holder in the
hammer throw; Amara McKell, an SEC scorer in the shot and discus; and
Nia Ali, who learned the shot under Frazier and went on to win the 2007
SEC heptathlon title in her first career attempt at the event.
Frazier joined the Big Orange from an Arizona program where
he produced 11 All-Americans and two U.S. Junior champions. In his
final year in Tucson in 2006, he had seven athletes qualify for the NCAA
Championships. His pupils collectively accumulated five All-America
certificates in the discus and shot put.
Before joining the Arizona staff, Frazier spent two seasons at the
University of Florida, where he worked alongside J.J. Clark. During his
tenure in Gainesville, Frazier helped Emily Carlsten earn a runner-up finish
in the javelin at the 2000 NCAA Outdoor Championships and a third-place
showing at the U.S. Olympic Trials that season. His athletes at UF also set
school records in the javelin, hammer throw and 20-pound weight throw
under his tutelage.
Frazier’s coaching career dates back to 1988, when he joined the
staff at UC Irvine. He also spent some of his formative professional years
at Humboldt (Calif.) State, Cal State Northridge and Cal State Los Angeles
before making the jump to the Pac-10 and SEC level.
During his 23 years in the track & field coaching community, Frazier’s
athletes have attained 38 All-America awards, including 13 at the NCAA
Division II level. Additionally, he coached four NCAA Division II national
champions and has tutored several athletes in the professional ranks.
Post-collegiates who have trained with Frazier include Dawn Dumble
(59-2 in the shot and 201-6 in the discus); Shaun Pickering, a 1996 British
Olympian who owns the No. 3 shot put mark in his country’s history;
Matt Pentecost, the 1995 U.S Junior National shot put champion, and
Steve Albert, who finished seventh in the shot at the 2000 U.S. Olympic
Trials, and Garland Porter, a former Vol who excels post-collegiately in the
weight and hammer throws.
Also, Frazier worked from 2001-04 with Nigeria’s Chima Ugwu, a
two-time Olympic and three-time World Championships competitor,
who holds the number-two all-time discus mark in his country at 64.53m
(211-8); and Finland’s Esko Mikkola from 2001-06, assisting with javelin
workouts from Finnish National javelin coach Kari Ihalainen. Mikkola was
a 2004 Olympic finalist and silver medalist at the 2003 World University
Games who owns a PR of 84.27m (276-5).
As a collegiate performer from 1982-86, Frazier was a three-time
All-American at UCLA in the shot put and also competed in the hammer
throw. He earned a bachelor’s degree in political science from UCLA
in 1986, and he has a master’s in kinesiology from his time at Cal State
Northridge.
A product of Lancaster, Calif., Frazier is married to the former Julia
Barnes. They have two daughters, Lana (14) and Courtney (11), and one
son, John Jr. (9).
FRAZIER’S HIGHLIGHTS
• Athletes Frazier has coached have achieved a total of 38 All-America
honors and won four NCAA Championships.
• He was named 2005 USTCA National and West Region Assistant
Coach of the Year for Throws.
• At UT, Frazier has directed athletes to five All-America honors, five SEC
titles and two NCAA regional crowns.
• In 2010, Frazier helped Matt Maloney qualify for his fourth NCAA
Championship meet in the javelin.
• In 2008, Tennessee’s Annie Alexander became the first rookie in SEC
history to win the discus and indoor and outdoor shot titles in the
same season. She won the outdoor shot and discus again in 2011.
• Alexander twice toppled the Trinidad & Tobago national record in
the discus in 2008, settling at 189-3 during her rookie season, and
improving to 192-2 as a junior in 2011.
• Directed Arizona’s Rachel Varner to Pac-10 discus titles in 2004 and
2006, an NCAA West Regional title in 2004 and a placing of eighth at
the 2006 NCAA Outdoor Championships.
• Helped UA’s Adam Kuehl chart runner-up efforts in the discus at the
Pac-10 and NCAA Outdoor Championships in 2006.
• Produced his first All-America jumper at UT, helping Justin
Hunter fashion an eighth-place finish in the long jump at the
2011 NCAA Indoor Championships.
• Hunter landed a UT indoor freshman record and is the school’s
No. 3 all-time indoor performer in the long jump at 26-1 1/2.
• Romain’s SEC scorers in the jumps have included Lady Vols
Ellen Wortham (long jump and high jump) and Kia Jackson (long
jump), and Vols Justin Hunter (long jump), Desmond Brown
(long jump) and Tyler Stepp (high jump).
• Coached jumps at Brown University from 2005-09, producing
an All-American and six regional qualifiers for the Ivy League
school.
• His athletes at BU charted three school records and 23 different
top-10 field events performances.
• Was chosen to lead the Caribbean island nation of Dominica at
the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing and also helmed his country’s
national team at the 2007 Pan Am Games in Brazil.
• Coached four years at the University of Wisconsin, tallying six
individual Big Ten champions and four NCAA qualifiers.
• Helped the Badgers win four Big Ten team titles.
• 1996 Olympic qualifier in the triple jump and 1995 IAAF World
Championships bronze medalist and Pan Am Games silver
medalist in that event.
• Five-time All-American and served as team captain at Arkansas,
setting an SEC Outdoor record in the triple jump in 1995 at 56-0
1/2.
• Five-time national champion at Blinn (Texas) Junior College.
• Career bests as a competitor include 57-8 1/2 in the triple jump
and 26-7 1/4 in the long jump.
• GTE Academic All-America First Team in 1995.
• Winner of the Arthur Ashe Jr. Award in 1994-95.
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
ROMAIN’S HIGHLIGHTS
COACHES &
MEET
STAFF
THE TEAM
Jerome Romain is in his third season as the jumps coach at the
University of Tennessee. A former University of Arkansas All-American
in the triple jump, the one-time SEC standout works with the Vols and
Lady Vols in the long, triple and high jumps.
He coached his first All-American at UT in 2011, helping Justin
Hunter leap to an eighth-place finish and national honors in the long
jump at the NCAA Indoor meet. The rookie standout carded a UT indoor
freshman record of 26-1 1/2 along the way and was fifth indoors and
seventh outdoors at the SEC level despite playing football for the Vols
during the season and spring drills. Hunter also stands No. 3 all-time on
UT’s indoor performers list with the previously-mentioned mark.
Romain also worked with Lady Vols Ellen Wortham, an SEC scorer
in the long jump (fourth outdoors), high jump (sixth indoors) and
pentathlon (third indoors), and Kia Jackson (eighth in long jump at SEC
Outdoors) last season. Wortham also garnered All-America acclaim in
the pentathlon, taking eighth at the NCAA Indoor meet.
In 2010, Vol Desmond Brown emerged as one of the SEC’s best in
the long jump under Romain’s tutelage, snaring fifth outdoors at the
league meet with a leap of 25-9 1/4 while taking seventh indoors. Tyler
Stepp added an eighth-place result in the high jump at 6-8 3/4.
For the Lady Vols in 2010, Romain helped Jackson pop a personal
best of 19-8 in the long jump to place fifth at SEC Indoors. He also
coached long jump and high jump for Wortham, who netted fourth
place in the pentathlon at the league indoor meet.
Romain came to Knoxville after spending four seasons as assistant
coach for jumps and multi-events for the Brown University Bears.
During his tenure at the Providence, R.I., school, he produced an AllAmerican and six NCAA regional qualifiers for the Ivy League program,
and saw those athletes chart three school records and 23 different top10 BU field events performances.
While he was at Brown, Romain earned the honor of coaching the
track & field team for the Caribbean island nation of Dominica at the
2008 Olympic Games in Beijing. He also helmed the country’s national
team at the 2007 Pan American Games in Brazil.
Prior to his move to the East Coast, Romain spent four years as
a volunteer coach at the University of Wisconsin. During his stint in
SEASON
PREVIEW
Assistant Coach
(Men’s/Women’s Jumps)
Third Year
GENERAL
INFO.
JEROME ROMAIN
Madison, he produced six individual Big Ten champions and four
NCAA qualifiers. Romain’s student-athletes additionally helped the
Badgers win four Big Ten titles while he was there.
In addition to his collegiate and international coaching
experience, Romain draws from a personal history as a world-class
jumper. He was a finalist at the 1996 Olympic Games and a four-time
World Championships finalist in the triple jump while competing
for Dominica. In 1995, as the world’s fourth ranked triple jumper, he
claimed a bronze medal at the World Championships and a silver
medal at the Pan American Games.
Additionally, Romain won gold medals in the triple jump at the
Central American and Caribbean (CAC) Championships in 1995 and
1997 and was a silver medalist in 1995 in the long jump.
As a collegian, Romain was a five-time national champion at Blinn
(Texas) Junior College and a five-time All-American at the University
of Arkansas, where he was the NCAA runner-up in the triple jump on
three occasions and served as team captain in 1995. His personal bests
include 57-8 1/2 in the triple jump and 26-7 1/4 in the long jump.
Romain set the SEC Outdoor meet record in the triple jump in
1995 at 56-0 1/2. He remains ranked on the Razorbacks’ all-time top10 list outdoors at No. 4 and indoors at No. 5.
Romain earned an associate’s degree in science from Blinn in
May 1993, a bachelor’s in kinesiology/athletic training from Arkansas
in May 1996 and a master’s in kinesiology/exercise science from UA
in 2000. He also is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist
(CSCS) with the National Strength and Conditioning Association
(NSCA).
Among the academic honors he earned as a collegian were GTE
Academic All-America First Team in 1995, SEC Academic Honor Roll
in 1995, UA Dean’s List from 1994-96 and the Arthur Ashe Jr. award in
1994-95.
Additionally, he was a member of the Kappa Delta Phi education
honor society and spent time while pursuing his master’s as an
academic advisor to soccer and track & field student-athletes at UA.
Romain and his wife, Monika, have three daughters.
21
SHARON SEAGRAVE
Assistant Coach
(Women’s Sprints)
Second Year
A two-time U.S. Olympian and one of the most decorated female
student-athletes in the history of the University of North CarolinaChapel Hill, Sharon (Couch) Seagrave is in her second season at the
University of Tennessee. Seagrave joined J.J. Clark’s staff on Oct. 27,
2010, and is directing her attention and energy toward serving as
assistant track & field coach for women’s sprints and hurdles at Rocky
Top.
The 2011 campaign saw Seagrave make an immediate impact for
the Big Orange, as she continued the development of Ellen Wortham
and helped the junior become UT’s first SEC 400m hurdles champ since
Tonya Lee in 1992 as well as a third-place finisher in the pentathlon.
Wortham carded a seventh-place effort in the 400m hurdles at the
NCAA Outdoor meet and was part of the Lady Vols’ seventh-place
4x400m relay outcome at that meet.
The NCAA relay effort in 2011 helped Seagrave produce a total
of four first-team All-Americans outdoors in her first season, including
Wortham (400mH, 4x400mR) and the other three relay legs: Martinique
Octave, Nijgia Snapp and Kianna Ruff. That group also carded fifth
at SEC Indoors and placed seventh outdoors with Price running in
place of Snapp. She also had the 4x100m relay unit of Ashley Harris,
Wortham, Octave and Kia Jackson check in sixth at SEC Outdoors and
garner Honorable Mention All-America kudos at the NCAA Outdoor
meet with Jones filling Wortham’s leg.
A 1991 graduate of UNC with a degree in speech communications,
Seagrave was an All-America performer who went on to represent the
United States at the 1992 Olympic Games in Barcelona, making the
finals in the long jump, and at the 2000 Sydney Olympiad, advancing
to the semifinals in the 100-meter hurdles.
From 1991 to 2001, the native of Rice, Va., represented adidas
while competing professionally around the globe. She was a member
of five U.S. World Championship Teams as a long jumper. Seagrave
also attained world rankings of seventh (2000) and ninth (1999)
in the 100-meter hurdles. It was during that time that she became
keenly aware of the school and people with whom she would one day
become associated.
Seagrave cites some of her earliest interactions with great women
in the sport of track & field as being with those from the University of
Tennessee. Dorothy Doolittle, UT’s head coach from 1989-97, coached
her at the 1992 Olympic Games, and Seagrave credits the savvy and
technical expertise of the former Lady Vol skipper with bringing out a
personal-record performance during that competition.
The Tar Heel great also includes former Lady Vols LaVonna Martin
Floreal, with whom she was a member of the 1992 Olympic Team, as
22
well as Benita Fitzgerald-Mosley, Sharrieffa Barksdale and Joetta Clark
Diggs as those who’ve impacted her through their success on the track
and the way they’ve carried themselves, both during and after their
competitive careers.
From 2000 to 2010, the Lady Vol aide directed Sharon Seagrave
Training in Woodstock, Ga., utilizing 10-plus years of training and
performance expertise to educate coaches, athletes and trainers across
the country. She created and delivered skill-specific track & field clinics
for state coaches associations in Georgia, Michigan, New Jersey, Ohio
and Wisconsin.
Seagrave, who most recently devoted time as assistant track & field
coach for The Atlanta International School, has spent a great deal of her
post-competitive years employed in various corporate pursuits that
utilized her high-energy personality and competitive spirit. Among
her most recent positions, she was with Masai U.S. Corporation, a
physiology footwear company, serving as national director of training/
retail account trainer for the Masai Barefoot Technology (MBT) brand
from 2007 to 2009. And, in order to join the staff at UT, she departed a
sales representative position with Cintas Corporation.
Focusing first on her competitive career and later on raising
children, Loren (9) and Ryan (7), Seagrave always felt called to enter the
coaching ranks someday. The timing finally was right, and she calls “the
opportunity to represent this program and build champions at UT” one
of the two major defining moments of her life. The first was when she
decided to pursue her Olympic dreams.
Looking back to her college days as a Tar Heel, Seagrave was a
four-year team captain and three-time Atlantic Coast Conference Most
Valuable Performer while leading UNC to seven straight league titles.
Among the events she competed in while there included the long and
triple jumps, the 100-meter hurdles, the 100 and 200 meters and the
4x100m relay. She amassed all-league kudos on seven occasions and
claimed seven ACC titles individually, including 55m hurdles crowns
indoors in 1988, 1990 and 1991, and outdoor 100m hurdles victories
in 1990 and 1991. She also won the long jump indoors in 1988 and
outdoors in 1989.
A five-time All-American, she qualified for all eight NCAA
Championship meets (indoors/outdoors) during her collegiate career.
She was named UNC’s Scholar-Athlete of the Year and was the recipient
of the Patterson Gold Medal in 1991, the first African American woman
and only fourth female ever to claim those honors in school history at
the time. Additionally, she was president of The Monogram Club and
sat on the UNC Athletic Council, representing the school’s 800 studentathletes.
Prior to earning a scholarship to North Carolina, Seagrave
attended Amelia County High School. As a senior, she won five
events and finished second in a sixth at the state championship meet,
breaking four Virginia prep records. She also won the long jump and
100m hurdles at the USATF Junior Olympics and made the U.S. World
Junior Team in the long jump as well.
SEAGRAVE’S HIGHLIGHTS
• Coached Lady Vol Ellen Wortham to 2011 SEC 400m hurdles title
and helped her finish third in the SEC pentathlon.
• Produced four All-Americans and four Honorable Mention AllAmericans at UT in 2011.
• Nationally qualified a 400m hurdler, 4x100m unit and 4x400m
tandem for the 2011 NCAA Outdoor Championships and sent a
4x4 indoors for Tennessee.
• Two-time U.S. Olympian, competing at the 1992 Games in the
long jump and at the 2000 Olympiad in the 100-meter hurdles.
• Member of five U.S. World Championship Teams.
• Enjoyed a 10-year professional track & field career, representing
adidas.
• Five-time All-American during her college days at North Carolina.
• Qualified for all eight NCAA Championship meets during her
career.
• Three-time Atlantic Coast Conference Most Valuable Performer.
• Seven-time ACC champion and All-ACC performer.
Assistant Coach
(Men’s Sprints)
Second Year
Assistant Coach
(Men’s/Women’s Distance)
First Year
• Was the 1997 and 1999 USA Indoor 200-meter dash champion.
• Set American indoor record in the 200 meters at the 1999 USA
Indoor Championships.
• Eight-time All-American and SEC champion as a college sprinter
at LSU.
• Swept SEC Indoor and Outdoor 200m dash crowns in 1996 and
also won indoors in 1995.
• Was a volunteer coach at UT in 2011 and had previous coaching
stints at East Tennessee State and Milligan.
• Four-year veteran of the U.S. Army, serving during Operation Iraqi
Freedom with the World Class Athlete Program (WCAP).
REEVES’ HIGHLIGHTS
• Helped UT cross country runners Brittany Sheffey, Chris Bodary
and Austin Whitelaw earned all-star honors in 2011.
• Coached All-Americans and conference champions in her
previous coaching stops at Virginia and Virginia Tech.
• Enjoyed a 10-year professional running career, medaling
internationally and competing in three U.S. Olympic Trials.
• Two-time NCAA champion, six-time All-American and 26-time
conference champion at Appalachian State.
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
GRIFFIN’S HIGHLIGHTS
Mary Jayne (Harrelson) Reeves is in her first season working with
the Tennessee track & field and cross country teams. She joined the Big
Orange program after spending the 2010-11 campaign on the staff at
the University of Virginia.
Reeves assists J.J. Clark in working with the UT cross country and
distance squads and plays a key role in the recruiting process.
In her first cross country season at UT, she helped Clark groom
three athletes who earned all-star honors. Lady Vol senior Brittany
Sheffey made the All-South Region and All-SEC squads and qualified
for her first NCAA Championship meet, while Vol senior Chris Bodary
earned All-South Region accolades and rookie Austin Whitelaw was a
member of the SEC All-Freshman squad.
At UVa, Reeves coached women’s cross country and distance
runners, developing two ACC champions, three regional qualifiers and
three NCAA Championship qualifiers. There were three school records
broken, two athletes made the finals of the USA Championships and
her NCAA qualifiers cranked out an individual runner-up outing and a
third-place relay showing at the national meet.
In addition to her coaching experience at Virginia, Reeves was at
Virginia Tech from 2001 to 2004, serving as an assistant track & field and
cross country coach for the Hokie men and women. Besides coordinating the recruitment of male and female student-athletes, she produced
two All-Americans (one cross country, one track), six all-region cross
country runners and three conference champions.
Between her stints in Blacksburg and Charlottesville, and while
continuing her professional running career, the Timberland, N.C., native
and her husband, Jon, owned and operated Reeves Tennis and Fitness,
Inc., in Newnan, Ga. She coordinated strength and conditioning for
junior and adult athletes, created women’s fitness programs, directed
summer camps, scheduled programming, and managed the budget
and accounting for the business.
Reeves is making her second stop in Knoxville, having trained
as a professional distance runner with Clark from 2004-07. In a postcollegiate career that stretched from 2001 to 2010, she represented
both Nike and Brooks and was consistently ranked among the top five
female 1500m runners in the U.S.
She won gold medals in the 800 and 1500m at the 2007 NACAC
Championships, silver medals in the 1500m at the 2003 and 2007 Pan
Am Games and silvers in the 800m and 1500m at the 2002 U.S. Indoor
Championships. She also participated in the 2000, 2004 and 2008 U.S.
Olympic Trials, taking fifth in the 1500m in 2000 and 2004.
The recipient of a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice from Appalachian State University in 2001, Reeves was a two-time NCAA champion
(1500m), six-time All-American and 26-time conference champion,
including three straight titles in cross country. She was twice named
the Southern Conference’s Female Athlete of the Year and was the 2001
NCAA Woman of the Year in North Carolina. The Southern Conference
inducted her into its hall of fame in 2010.
COACHES &
MEET
STAFF
THE TEAM
Former SEC and USA Track & Field standout Rohsaan Griffin joined
the Tennessee staff as a volunteer assistant in 2011 to work with the Big
Orange men’s and women’s sprint groups. A year later, he finds himself
in the position of full-time assistant coach, in charge of the UT men’s
sprints and hurdles corps and relay units.
A 1996 graduate of LSU, and the victor in the 200 meters that
season at the NCAA Outdoor Championships, Griffin enjoyed a very
successful professional career in track & field. He was the 1997 and 1999
USA Indoor 200m champion and posted finishes of fourth and sixth at
the World Indoor Championships those seasons. At the 1999 USA meet,
he ran a time of 20.32 that was then an American indoor record.
An eight-time All-American and SEC champion as a collegian,
Griffin was the winner of the SEC Indoor and Outdoor 200m titles in
1996 and won indoors as well in 1995. He also competed in the hurdles
earlier in his track career, which took him from La Marque [Texas] High
School (‘92), to San Jacinto Junior College (‘94) to LSU (‘96).
Griffin previously served full-time coaching stints at East Tennessee
State and Milligan College in Johnson City, Tenn., before filling the
volunteer post with Tennessee. He also is a four-year veteran of the U.S.
Army, serving during Operation Iraqi Freedom with the Army’s World
Class Athlete Program (WCAP).
WCAP is designed to give elite soldier-athletes an opportunity
to compete in the Olympics, world and national championships in
numerous sports. The program provides soldier-athletes as goodwill
ambassadors for sporting events throughout the world and it helps the
Army with recruiting and retention, according to Paulette Freese, WCAP
manager of the Army Community and Family Support Center.
Athletes in the program, however, live by the motto “Soldiers First.”
For embodying that spirit, Griffin received three Army Achievement
Medals and an Army Commendation Medal for meritorious service
during operations in the Battle of Najaf.
SEASON
PREVIEW
MARY JAYNE REEVES
GENERAL
INFO.
ROHSAAN GRIFFIN
23
DANIEL GOETZ
Volunteer Assistant
(Men’s/Women’s Jumps)
First Year
Daniel Goetz is in his first season as a volunteer assistant at UT. He will
be working with the men’s and women’s distance runners.
A 2010 graduate of Bryan College in Dayton, Tenn., Goetz began
his coaching career in 2010 as an assistant for the Lions’ cross country
team. He helped the men’s squad post a seventh-place finish at the NAIA
Championships, the best in school history.
In January 2011, he enrolled in graduate school at UT to pursue a
master’s in kinesiology with a double focus in biomechanics and exercise
physiology. He teaches an activity class as a graduate teaching assistant in
the kinesiology department and observed the Tennessee track & field staff
before becoming a part of the unit in 2011.
An all-state performer in cross country and track in his only season of
participation as a senior at Chattanooga Christian School, Goetz was the
first recruit by the Bryan program in 2005. He qualified four times for the
NAIA Cross Country Championships and earned All-America acclaim in
the mile in 2008 for a fourth-place finish on the oval. He also was rewarded
for his work in the classroom, picking up NAIA Academic All-America
accolades in 2009 and 2010.
DAVID JOB
Volunteer Assistant
(Women’s Pole Vault)
Tenth Year
Job also developed Jessica Andrews and Kendra Rhyne into SECcaliber competitors before they completed their collegiate careers in
2005. Rhyne scored points for her squad in eighth position indoors and
sixth place outdoors at the 2004 SEC Championships and carded a tie for
eighth at the 2005 conference outdoor gathering. Andrews, meanwhile,
managed a tie for eighth at the 2005 SEC Indoor Championships.
During the 2003 campaign, he worked with senior vaulter Christie
Elwin and helped the Australian increase her then-indoor and outdoor
school records to 13-2.25 and earn her first trip to the NCAA Outdoor
Championships. Elwin’s top finishes included taking fourth at the SEC
Indoor meet and fifth at the first-ever NCAA Mideast Regional, charting
school standards on each occasion.
During his dozen years of coaching prior to UT, his prep pupils won
titles or placed at the state championship meet in each of those seasons.
In 2002, one of the student-athletes he directed, Andy Lane Jr., won the
Young Men division at the AAU Junior Olympics. Other Job protégés have
set women’s records at numerous meets, including the Knoxville News
Sentinel Relays and the Volunteer Track Classic.
Among his charges are three Lady Vols who hail from the Knoxville
metropolitan area. He guided Rhyne to a state title and Tennessee record
in 2001, Reust to a state crown in 2002 and also worked with Andrews.
Additionally, he helped male vaulters Nate and Jake Parkhurst win a state
championship in 2000 and finish second in 2001, respectively.
Job is in his second stint as a coach at UT, having worked with the
men’s program as assistant vault coach from 1970-72. He did so after a
standout career at Tennessee, in which he earned three letters and claimed
the school pole vault record in 1965.
Before Job’s college career ended, however, he was called to serve his
country in the Army during the Vietnam War from the fall of 1966 until the
fall of 1969. He later returned to UT and resumed his studies in the School
of Architecture, earning his diploma in 1973.
During a military assignment in Germany, Job vaulted in Europe for
the “Mannheim Turniern und Sport Gellsellshaft” Sports Club, setting that
organization’s record in the event. During that time, he also etched his
name in the record books by achieving the best clearance for the Rhine
Pfaltz District in Germany.
In his other occupation, Job is president of The Learning Network, Inc.,
an e-learning company focused on corporate training. The father of grown
children Jeni and Matt, Job still resides in Oak Ridge.
RUSS JOHNSON
Volunteer Assistant
(Men’s Pole Vault)
Seventh Year
Back for his 10th season in charge of the Lady Vol pole vaulters is
former University of Tennessee record-holder David Job. A native of Oak
Ridge, Tenn., Job previously spent 12 years coaching high school vaulters
throughout the Knoxville metropolitan area before lending his expertise
to the Big Orange program in 2003.
The past nine seasons have seen Job develop school-record-setting
athletes as well as SEC scorers and NCAA qualifiers. His pupils hold the top
five outdoor marks and the top three indoor heights in school history.
The most recent Lady Vol to join that club is Linda Hadfield, who
became an impact performer as a freshman in 2011. Her career-best
clearance of 13-1 3/4 at the SEC Outdoor Championships earned her a
sixth-place finish and SEC All-Freshman Team status. That mark ranks her
No. 4 on UT’s all-time performers list outdoors.
Alicia Essex, whom Job developed into a three-time SEC scorer, is a
member of that cadre. A third-place finisher at the league outdoor meet in
2009, Essex finished her career No. 2 on the UT outdoor list at 13-7 1/4 and
third indoors at 13-0 3/4.
In 2004, sophomore Jessica Reust benefitted from Job’s tutelage,
blossoming into the school’s top vaulter outdoors, winning the SEC
Outdoor title and advancing to the NCAA Championship meet in June.
In only her second year at UT, Reust carded the best-ever clearance
outdoors by a Tennessee woman, sailing over 13-3.50 to claim the SEC
crown in May 2004 and become the third Lady Vol to win that event
outdoors since 1998. She increased the standard to 13-7.75 in 2006 in
a third-place effort at the SEC Outdoor Championships. Reust stands at
number two on the Lady Vols’ career indoor performers list, with a thirdplace outcome of 13-1 at the 2005 SEC Indoor Championships.
24
Russ Johnson is in his seventh year as the men’s pole vault coach at
Rocky Top, and he will work alongside jumps coach Jerome Romain for the
third season.
Johnson returned to The Hill in 2006 with the goal of helping Tennessee’s pole vaulters continue to build on their long history of dominance
in the Southeastern Conference. He has done exactly that, and with great
consistency, since taking over coaching duties in the event.
Johnson’s vaulters have won 10 SEC titles during his tenure at Tennessee. UT pole vaulters have combined to score 176.80 points at 12 SEC
Championships since Johnson began coaching, an average of just under
15 points per competition.
Joe Berry pulled off a season sweep in 2011, walking away with SEC
Indoor and Outdoor crowns in the vault. The junior cleared 17-7 1/2 indoors and soared over 17-8 1/2 outdoors to win titles four and five of his
collegiate career. Redshirt freshman Chase Brannon was fifth outdoors (PR
of 16-6 3/4) and tied for eighth inside at the league meets, while junior
Robert Rasnick was seventh indoors.
An injury to Berry lessened the point production in 2010, but Rasnick
(sixth) and Berry (t8th) managed to score indoors. Rasnick and Brad Holtz
also qualified for the NCAA Outdoor Championships.
In 2009, Johnson’s vaulters posted a 1-2-4 finish at the SEC Indoor
Championships and a 1-4-7 outcome at the SEC Outdoor meet. The cham-
Debbie Archdale is in her 25th year working for UT and her 16th season
with the track & field and cross country programs. With the summer 2009
merger of the programs, she added responsibilities with the women’s
team to her plate. Archdale manages the day-to-day schedules of the
coaches and staff, and also plays an important role in the planning and
administration of the Tennessee track & field summer camps. She and her
husband, Grant, reside in Maryville and have a daughter named Madison.
BILL SCHMIDT
Volunteer Assistant
(Javelin)
Second Year
Bill Schmidt joined the University of Tennessee track & field staff for his
third tour of duty in 2010-11 and offers the Vol and Lady Vol javelin throwers
a great resource in that event again in 2011-12. He previously served as an
assistant coach at UT from 1973-76 and as a volunteer aide from 1982-83,
both times on the staff of head coach Stan Huntsman.
An Olympic athlete, Olympic organizer, corporate executive, sports
marketing pioneer and educator, Schmidt grew up in western Pennsylvania,
the son of a coal miner. Competing in high school sports at Canon-McMillan
High School in Canonsburg, his path to college athletics was as a walk-on,
non-scholarship athlete at the University of North Texas in Denton, Texas.
He would eventually earn a scholarship at UNT, collect All-America
honors via a runner-up javelin finish at the 1970 NCAA Championships and
graduate with a degree in business administration.
After being drafted into the U.S. Army, he continued his javelin career,
winning a World Championship, setting a world record and winning
the bronze medal at the Munich Olympics in 1972. He remains the only
American to medal in the javelin at the Olympic Games since 1952 (a span
of 58 years).
His career in sports marketing began at the 1982 World’s Fair in
Knoxville, Tenn., where he was director of sports. He developed, packaged,
managed and sold 23 sporting events over the six-month run of the Fair.
The Gatorade Sports Hall of Fame at the Fair, was managed and developed
by Schmidt. Later, he joined Gatorade at Stokely Van Camp in Indianapolis,
Ind., as director of sports development.
Having been recruited to join the Los Angeles Olympic Organizing
Committee, Bill took a leave of absence to become vice president of
TRACK & FIELD MANAGERS
CAMILLE CRUMPTON
FourthYear
Manager
CAY HENDRICKSON
First Year
Manager
COURTNEY JOHNSON
Second Year
Manager
KEVIN LAGUERRE
Second Year
Manager
JORDAN LOWRY
Fourth Year
Manager
DEENA MENTONIS
Third Year
Manager
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
Secretary
Twenty-Fifth Year
COACHES &
MEET
STAFF
THE TEAM
DEBBIE ARCHDALE
SEASON
PREVIEW
sports at the LAOOC. There he managed track & field, boxing, wrestling,
baseball, judo, modern pentathlon, weightlifting and soccer. In addition
he was responsible for all 63 training sites, equipment and writing the
final report. After assisting in making the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics the
most successful Olympics in history, he returned to Gatorade, now owned
by the Quaker Oats Company located in Chicago. There he helped grow
the brand from $83 million to nearly $2 billion before his departure to
become the CEO at Oakley.
Schmidt currently is president of Pegasus Sports Marketing, where
he works as a consultant to Fortune 500 companies who want to sell their
products and services by leveraging sports. He’s an adjunct professor at
the University of Tennessee in Knoxville, where he earned his master’s
degree in business education. He’s also an avid golfer, world traveler and
a Harley Davidson motorcycle enthusiast.
GENERAL
INFO.
pion at both meets was Berry, who posted his second- and third-straight
SEC pole vault crowns under Johnson to go along with a runner-up finish.
Berry’s wins, along with top-eight finishes from Holtz and Michael Ayers
both indoors and outdoors, meant Johnson had coached at least three athletes to scoring performances at five-consecutive conference meets.
In 2008, Johnson directed Michael Hogue to his third-straight
SEC crown indoors and Berry to a conference title outdoors, while Holtz
managed two scoring performances and Ayers secured one.
Outdoors in 2007, Johnson had four vaulters score 24.5 points in the
pole vault to give Tennessee the lead in the team standings on Saturday
afternoon, helping the Vols to the program’s 25th conference outdoor title.
Johnson also is responsible for putting Hogue and Berry on the program’s all-time outdoor top-10 list in the pole vault. Berry is ninth at 5.41m
(17-9) and Hogue is 10th at 5.40m (17-8 1/2 indoors). Holtz sits at 12th on
the all-time list with a top clearance of 5.30m (17-4.5).
Johnson also boasts a successful career as a Tennessee athlete. He currently stands second on Tennessee’s storied pole vault top-10 list with a
best of (5.65m) 18-6.5, trailing only collegiate record holder Lawrence Johnson.
Serving as a fifth-year coach in 2000 and training post-collegiately in
2000 and 2001, Johnson remained involved in the pole vault and has continued to diligently study the event. He also holds firm beliefs about the importance of developing strong student-athletes, authoring two Academic
All-America seasons himself.
Johnson received his bachelor’s (2000) and master’s (2002) degrees in
sports medicine from the University of Tennessee. He went on to earn a
master’s in physical therapy from the Medical College of Georgia in 2004.
He currently works as a physical therapist and site coordinator at Ortho
Tennessee Therapy, which is part of Knoxville Orthopedic Clinic. Johnson
is also a Certified Athletic Trainer and Certified Strength and Conditioning
Specialist. He is married to Lesly (Love) Johnson, a former Lady Vol pole
vaulter and All-America sprinter. They welcomed a new daughter to the
family in 2009, Lily Charlotte Johnson.
25
TENNESSEE SUPPORT STAFF
TARA BROOKS
STEVE GORTMAKER
Director of Event Management
Sixth Year
Assoc. Dir. of Strength & Conditioning
Third Year
Named director of event management in the summer of 2009, Tara
Brooks oversees cross country, track & field, volleyball and women’s
basketball, and she assists with football and other sports. Prior to her
current position, she had served as director of student-athlete services
for the Lady Volunteers since January 2008 and was a graduate assistant
before that. The Maryville, Tenn., native also worked as a manager for the
women’s basketball team from 2002-05. Brooks graduated from Tennessee
in December 2005 with a bachelor’s in marketing and in May 2008 with a
master’s in sport management.
CHAD CULVER
MATT HARRINGTON
Meet Director
Fourth Year
Grad. Asst. Athletic Trainer
First Year
Chad Culver is enjoying his fourth year as the meet director for cross
country and track & field at Tennessee. This marks the 14th season the
native of Chattanooga and graduate of Hixson High School has been
involved with those sports at Rocky Top. He served as a student assistant
with the event management staff from 1997-99, worked as a full-time staff
member from 2001-05 and learned the ropes from 2005 to 2008 as the
assistant meet director. Culver earned a B.S. in sport management from
UT in 1999. He is married to Caryn, and they have two boys, Evan (6) and
Peyton (3).
Matt Harrington joined the University of Tennessee Sports Medicine
Department in June 2011 as a graduate assistant athletic trainer for the
track & field program. A native of Saint Paul, Neb., Harrington received a
bachelor’s of science in athletic training from the University of NebraskaKearney in May 2011. Harrington is pursuing a master of science degree in
sport management at UT and plans to graduate in May 2013. He currently
is a member of the National Athletic Trainers’ Association (NATA) and
Nebraska State Athletic Trainers’ Association (NSATA).
CHRIS FULLER
KIMBERLY HEINKS
Sr. Associate Athletics Director
Eighth Year
Massage Therapist
Fourteenth Year
Chris Fuller is in his eighth year at UT and has responsibility for Athletic
Communications, Development, Sales & Marketing, Ticket Operations
and Special Events. Fuller also serves as the sport administrator for track
& field. He has led the consolidation and reorganization of multiple
areas at Tennessee, including sales and marketing, communications and
track & field. Additionally, Fuller is the primary liaison with IMG College/
The Vol Network and serves as the university’s lead negotiator in UT’s
exclusive apparel partnership with adidas. Fuller joined the staff in 2004
as the assistant athletics director for sales & marketing. He graduated
from Shepherd College in 1988 and earned his master’s degree from West
Virginia University in 1992. He and wife Lori were married in October 2005.
26
Steve Gortmaker is in his third season as associate director of strength
and conditioning at UT. He arrived on April 2, 2009, after four seasons at
South Carolina and previous stops in his career at Oklahoma, Western
Kentucky and Kansas. Gortmaker is a 1998 graduate of Oklahoma, where he
earned his health and sport science degree. The White Deer, Texas, native
played defensive back for the Sooners from 1995-98 and earned Academic
All-Big 12 honors. Gortmaker owns certifications with USA Weightlifting,
the International Sports Sciences Association and the National Association
of Speed and Explosion.
Kimberly Heinks is in her 14th year as a licensed massage therapist for
UT. The graduate of the Suncoast School of Massage has more than 17 years
of experience as a licensed and nationally certified massage therapist, with
expertise in neuromuscular therapy, myofascial deep tissue, sports and
orthopaedic rehab, and active isolated stretching, with emphasis on soft
tissue dysfunctions and chronic acute pain management. She possesses 17
years’ experience in the health care field, working office management, billing,
collections and medical transcription, with five years spent in orthopaedic
rehab as a sports therapist and manager of rehabilitation and aquatics
therapy. The Minnesota native also has her own practice in Knoxville.
TENNESSEE SUPPORT STAFF
GENERAL
INFO.
DR. MICHAEL PETTY
Assistant Athletic Trainer
Seventh Year
Team Chiropractor
Fourteenth Year
Athletic Training Grad. Student
Second Year
Kelly Lyon is in her second season working with the University of
Tennessee track & field program. The certified athletic trainer (LAT, ATC) is a
2010 graduate of the University of North Florida with a bachelor of science
degree in athletic training. The native of Jacksonville, Fla., has experience
working with baseball, football, softball, track & field and volleyball athletes,
and spent time treating the Big Orange novice rowers during the fall of
2010. In addition to her work with the Vols and Lady Vols, Lyon is pursuing
a master’s degree in sport psychology at UT.
SCOTT SWAIN
Academic Counselor
First Year
Scott Swain, assistant director at the Thornton Center since 2006, serves
as the academic counselor for the track & field team. Prior to coming to
Tennessee, Swain served similar stints at Northern Colorado and Colorado
and was the athletic academic coordinator and head cross country/track
& field coach at Xavier (Ohio) from August 1998 to July 2003. The native
of Upper Arlington, Ohio, earned his bachelor’s degree in social studies
education from Ohio State in 1995 and his master’s degree in sport
administration from Miami (Ohio) 1998.
JOSÉ PARRILLA
JOE WHITNEY, Ph.D.
Massage Therapist
Ninth Year
Director of Mental Training
Seventeenth Year
Former Vol great José “Tony” Parrilla is the massage therapist for the
men’s team. After receiving his B.S. in human motor behavior from UT, Parrilla
earned a degree in massage therapy from Knoxville’s Center of Rehabilitative
Education. He has worked as an exercise physiologist, fitness instructor and
personal trainer. Parrilla enjoyed a competitive career in which he won
four NCAA 800m titles, was a 10-time All-American and competed for the
U.S at the 1992 and 1996 Olympics. He still holds UT’s record in the 800 at
1:43.97. He has remained involved at UT, serving as a past vice president of
the Lettermen’s Board. He is married to the former Robyn Robinson and has
three children, José III, Miguel and Christina Marie.
Now in his 17th year with UT Athletics, Joe Whitney oversees the
provision of mental training services to all athletes and teams. A 1982
graduate of Springfield College, he coached basketball and football in
New York City for 13 years before leaving coaching to pursue graduate
study in sport psychology. Whitney obtained a master’s from the
University of Virginia in 1997 and a Ph.D. from Tennessee in 2000. He
served as a graduate assistant and sport psychology consultant at UT
before being named director of mental training in January 2002.
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
KELLY LYON
Dr. Michael Petty serves as the team chiropractor and has earned
three SEC championship and two national championship rings while
working with the UT men’s track and field squad. He also served as a
team physician for the 2004 and 2008 U.S. Olympic Trials. Petty serves in
private practice at the Concord Chiropractic Clinic in Knoxville. He is U.S.
National Board-certified, holds state chiropractic licenses in Tennessee
and Florida and is a certified chiropractic extremity practitioner (C.C.E.P.).
Petty completed his pre-med requirements at UT in 1982. He finished
his doctorate of chiropractic in 1986, graduating summa cum laude
and earning class valedictorian honors. His wife of 31 years, the former
Frances Hanks, is a member of Tennessee’s class of 1979.
COACHES &
MEET
STAFF
THE TEAM
Abe Kiggins is in his fifth year full time and his seventh year overall
with the cross country/track & field teams. He also has treated elite level
runners, such as Olympians Hazel Clark, Jearl Miles-Clark and DeeDee
Trotter and U.S. champion Treniere Clement. He traveled with Trotter to the
2006 and 2007 USA Outdoor Championships, where she won silver and
gold, respectively, and to the 2008 U.S. Olympic Trials (bronze) and Olympic
Games (semifinalist). Kiggins is a graduate of the University of West Florida
with a bachelor’s degree in exercise science/athletic training. While at UWF,
Kiggins worked with men’s and women’s soccer, baseball and softball. He
also covered football and other sports for local high schools and interned
with the Pensacola Pelicans baseball team. Kiggins earned his master’s in
sport psychology at UT in May 2007.
SEASON
PREVIEW
ABE KIGGINS
27
UT ADMINISTRATION
DR. JOSEPH A. DiPIETRO
President
Second Year
Dr. Joseph A. DiPietro was introduced as the 24th president of the
University of Tennessee on Oct. 22, 2010. He arrived at UT in 2006 to serve
as vice president for agriculture and was later named chancellor of the
Institute of Agriculture in June 2010.
DiPietro came to Tennessee from the University of Florida, where he
had been dean of the College of Veterinary Medicine since 1997. Prior
to that he was at the University of Illinois as associate dean for research
at the College of Veterinary Medicine and assistant director of the Illinois Agriculture Experiment Station. He also was professor of veterinary
pathobiology.
The native of Steubenville, Ohio, served as the chief academic and administrative officer of the Institute of Agriculture and was responsible for
planning, implementing, and leading strong, progressive research, teaching, and extension programs. Components of the Institute of Agriculture
include UT Extension, the Tennessee Agricultural Experiment Station, the
College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources, and the College
of Veterinary Medicine.
DiPietro and his wife, Deborah, live in Knoxville. They have three children.
at Florida State University for 12 years from 1995-2007, previously served
as Executive Director of Athletics at the University of Alabama.
Comprehensive athletic success exemplified Hart’s tenure at Florida
State, as a combined 35 ACC Championships were won by 10 different
Seminole athletic programs during his tenure. Additionally, the Seminole
football team won nine ACC titles and appeared in four national championship games, winning the 1999 BCS National Championship with a
Sugar Bowl victory over Virginia Tech.
Men’s outdoor track & field also claimed two national championships
during that time, while the baseball program appeared in the College
World Series five times and the softball program won nine ACC titles while
playing in the 2002 Women’s College World Series. During Hart’s three years at Alabama, the Crimson Tide claimed the 2009
BCS National Championship and individual athletic teams posted a combined eight top-three finishes nationally. He has 20 years of service as a
director of athletics, including eight at East Carolina (1987-95), where he
arrived in 1983 after coaching and teaching at the high school following
his graduation from Alabama in 1971.
Highly respected as a visionary and industry leader, Hart’s career has
featured service as the president of both the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics and the Division 1A Athletics Directors’ Association. A former recipient of the Robert R. Neyland Award honoring
lifetime achievement, Hart has also been named by his colleagues as the
Athletic Director of the Year for the Southeast Region in both 2000 and
2005.
Hart met his wife, the former Pam Humble, while at Alabama. Pam is a
1970 graduate of UA, and the couple has three children: Rick, who serves
currently as the athletic director at UT Chattanooga, Jamie and Kelly. The
Harts are the grandparents of five grandchildren: Trevor, Caroline, McKinley, Olivia and Kingsley.
JOAN CRONAN
DR. JIMMY CHEEK
Women’s Athletics Director
Twenty-Ninth Year
Chancellor
Third Year
Dr. Jimmy G. Cheek became the seventh chancellor of the University
of Tennessee’s Knoxville campus on Feb. 1, 2009.
Prior to his appointment as chancellor, Dr. Cheek served at the University of Florida for 34 years where he held numerous administrative
roles.
He was senior vice president of agricultural and natural resources,
dean of the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences (CALS), assistant
dean of the College of Agriculture and assistant chair of his department.
Throughout his tenure, Dr. Cheek served in numerous leadership roles
and received several excellence in teaching awards from the UF community and professional organizations.
Dr. Cheek earned his bachelor’s degree with high honors and his
Ph.D. from Texas A&M University. He received his master’s degree from
Lamar University.
A native of Texas, he is married to Ileen. They have two adult children
and two grandchildren.
DAVE HART
Vice Chancellor/Director of Athletics
First Year
The University of Tennessee named Dave Hart vice chancellor and director of athletics on Sept. 5, 2011. Hart, who was the director of athletics
28
Triumphant collegiate programs are able to distinguish themselves
from their counterparts because of superiority on the field of competition and within the classroom. Under the vision and direction of Women’s
Athletics Director Joan Cronan, the University of Tennessee Lady Vols have
garnered a reputation as one of the most visible and respected programs
throughout the nation.
UT’s success in the athletic and academic realms speaks volumes about
her decision making and leadership, as demonstrated by her appointment
to the 2010 NCAA Div. I Leadership Council and selection as the president
of the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) in
2008-09. Cronan is also a former president of the National Association of
Collegiate Women Athletics Administrators (NACWAA).
Cronan joined UT from the College of Charleston, where she served
as the athletics director for 10 years and was later inducted into that
institution’s hall of fame. Under Cronan, the school was selected as the
No. 1 women’s athletics program in the country in 1980 by the American
Women’s Sports Foundation.
As a former coach, Cronan served a two-year stint at Tennessee
from 1968 to 1970. In 1969, she led the women’s basketball team to an
alternate berth in the first-ever National Invitational Collegiate Basketball
Tournament. While at Charleston, she continued her success, not only as
a basketball coach but in tennis as well. In 1981, she gave up coaching
to devote her full-time attention to her duties as teacher and athletics
director.
A graduate of LSU, Cronan earned her B.S. in 1966 and her M.S. in 1968,
both in physical education. She was a fall 1995 inductee into LSU’s Alumni
Hall of Distinction. Cronan makes her home in Gettysvue. She and her late husband Tom,
who passed away on Aug. 18, 2006, after a valiant battle with pancreatic
cancer, have two daughters; Kristi (Mrs. Rhett Benner) and Stacey (Mrs.
Kent Bristow), both 1994 graduates of UT; three grandsons, Chase
Thomas and Reed Kent Bristow, and Quinn Leighton Benner; and two
granddaughters, Reese Lauren Benner and Larkin Ann Bristow.
MEET THE
LADY VOLS
LADY VOLUNTEER RETURNEES
ANNIE ALEXANDER
5-9 • Sr./Sr.
Port-Of-Spain, Trinidad & Tobago
San Juan Secondary Comp. School
Throws
PERSONAL BESTS
 Indoors
Shot Put......................................................................................... 57-2/17.42m (2009)
Weight..................................................................................... 57-9.75/17.62m (2009)
Discus...........................................................................................164-3/50.05m (2008)
 Outdoors
Shot Put..............................................................................57-11.25/17.66m (2011)
Discus...........................................................................................192-2/58.58m (2011)
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Four-time All-American (three times in shot put, once in
discus)...Five-time SEC champion (three times in shot, twice in discus)...Nine-time
SEC scorer...UT record-holder indoors (57-2) and outdoors (57-11 ¼) in the shot...
Ranks second all-time at UT in the discus (192-2) and is the Trinidad & Tobago
national record-holder in that event...First SEC freshman female to sweep indoor
and outdoor shot and discus titles in same season (2008)...Owns 20 discus titles
and 18 shot put crowns (10 outdoors/8 indoors) entering her senior season…Also
has one triumph each in the indoor weight throw and discus.
2011: Honors – USTFCCCA Outdoor All-American in shot and discus…All-SEC
First Team in the discus and shot…Garnered Sea Ray Relays Tony Wilson Award –
Women’s Field Events…SEC Field Athlete of the Week (4/5/11)…Lady Vol Outdoor
Most Valuable Field Athlete…Indoors – Redshirted…Outdoors – Finished third
in the NCAA Championships in the shot put (57-11 ¼), breaking her own school
record…Placed third in the discus, as well, stretching the tape to 188-9…Swept SEC
titles in the shot (57-5) and discus (184-5)…Improved her career best and Trinidad
& Tobago record in the discus with a toss of 192-2 at the NCAA East Preliminary
Round…Swept her country’s national meet, the NAAA/Sagicor Championships, in
the shot (55-11 ¼) and discus (178-1)…Won the shot and discus at the UT-UCLA
Dual, posting a then school best of 57-9 ¾ in the shot at Drake Stadium…Also
swept those events at the Sea Ray Relays to garner the Tony Wilson Award for
Women’s Field Events…Won five outdoor shot titles and six in the discus during
the campaign.
2010: Honors – Earned All-SEC Indoor Second Team and made the SEC Academic
Honor Roll...Voted Most Valuable
Lady Vol Indoor Field Athlete…
Indoors – Carded her fifth top-three
SEC finish in the shot put, taking
second with a toss of 55-1 at the
league indoor meet...Qualified for her
third NCAA Indoor Championships
in the shot, winding up ninth with
a heave of 53-7...Picked up her
13th career victory in the shot,
claiming victory in that event at the
Virginia Tech Hokie Invitational...
Outdoors – Redshirted during the
college season but competed
during the summer...Won the discus
competition at her country’s national
championship meet, the NAAA/
Sagicor Championships, and placed
second in the shot.
2009: Honors – USTFCCCA Indoor
and Outdoor All-American in the shot
put...Named to All-SEC Second Team
indoors and out...Indoors – Finished
30
third in the shot put (57-2) at the NCAA Indoor Championships, tying her own school
record...Runner-up at SEC Indoors (54-5 ½)...Had indoor shot put triumphs at four
consecutive meets, including the Texas A&M Dual, Penn State National Invitational,
New Balance Collegiate Invitational and the Tyson Invitational...Outdoors – Placed
third in the shot (54-6 ½) at the NCAA Outdoor Championships...Third at SEC
Outdoors (53-5 ¾) in the shot...Also took second at SEC Outdoors in the discus (1805)...Won shot put (55-9) and was second in the discus (185-8) at the NCAA Mideast
Regional...Qualified for Trinidad & Tobago’s World Championship Team in the shot
put, but did not advance out of the prelims in Berlin...Finished fourth in the shot
and discus at the Central America and Caribbean (CAC) Senior Championships for
her country...Won the discus and took second in the shot in Trinidad & Tobago’s
national championship meet, the NAAA/Sagicor Championships...During the
season, she claimed four discus wins and seven shot put crowns, with three of those
shot victories coming outdoors).
2008: Honors – Named SEC Indoor and Outdoor Freshman Field Event Athlete of
the Year, made the SEC Indoor and Outdoor All-Freshman Team and was a first-team
All-SEC selection indoors and out...Also made the USTFCCCA All-Mideast Regional
Team...Indoors – Arrived on campus in January and made an immediate impact...
Won SEC Indoor shot title with a school-record toss of 57-2...Finished 10th in the
shot (53-7 ½) at NCAA Indoors...Had a trio of victories and a pair of runner-up
finishes indoors in the shot as a rookie...Outdoors – Claimed SEC Outdoor shot put
(56-6 ¾) and discus (187-6) crowns, becoming the first freshman female in league
history to sweep indoor and outdoor shot titles and also win the discus...That discus
measurement was a Trinidad & Tobago national record...She improved the discus
mark to 189-3 later in the season...Posted outdoor shot record of 57-3 at the Sea
Ray Relays...Won discus (183-10) at the NCAA Mideast Regional and finished third
in the shot (55-5)...Wound up 10th in the shot (51-6 ½) and 23rd in the discus (1551) at NCAA Outdoors...Wound up with five shot victories and nine discus triumphs
during the campaign...One came at her country’s Olympic Trials meet, the Sagicor/
NAAA Championships, where she also was second in the shot...Represented T&T at
the CAC Championships in Cali, Colombia, in July, placing third in the discus and
sixth in the shot.
HIGH SCHOOL: Finished 10th in the shot put with a then-PR and national junior
record throw of 52-0 ¾ at the 2006 IAAF World Junior Championships in Beijing,
China...Also placed 10th at World Juniors in 2004, stretching the tape to 50-4 in
the prelims and 49-11 in the finals...Swept shot put and discus titles in 2006 at the
Carifta Games, National Junior Championships and CAC Junior Championships...Set
a national junior record in the discus en route to her victory at the Carifta Games,
registering a then-career-best mark of 153-1...Etched a CAC Junior Championships
record in the shot in 2004, triumphing at 51-7 ¾.
PERSONAL: Born Aug. 28, 1987, in Trinidad...Majoring in journalism and electronic
media...Parents are Donna Jeffrey and Anthony Alexander...Has six siblings: Alice,
Althea, Anson, Anika, Allan and Maxwell…Recipient of the Harold Phillips Track &
Field Scholarship Endowment.
ALEXANDER’S NCAA/SEC SCORING
 NCAA SCORING
2009 Indoor Shot Put.............................................................................3rd, 57-2/17.42m
2009 Outdoor Shot Put.....................................................................3rd, 54-6.50/16.62
2011 Outdoor Shot Put.............................................................3rd, 57-11.25/17.66m
2011 Outdoor Discus..........................................................................3rd, 188-9/57.55m
 SEC SCORING
2008 Indoor Shot Put..............................................................................1st, 57-2/17.42m
2008 Outdoor Shot Put.................................................................1st, 56-6.75/17.24m
2008 Outdoor Discus..........................................................................1st, 187-6/57.14m
2009 Indoor Shot Put....................................................................2nd, 54-5.50/16.60m
2009 Outdoor Shot Put................................................................3rd, 53-5.75/16.30m
2009 Outdoor Discus........................................................................ 2nd, 180-5/55.00m
2010 Indoor Shot Put............................................................................2nd, 55-1/16.79m
2011 Outdoor Shot Put.........................................................................1st, 57-5/17.50m
2011 Outdoor Discus..........................................................................1st, 184-5/56.22m
BIANCA BLAIR
PERSONAL BESTS
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Named to SEC Academic Honor Roll on three occasions.
2011: Honors – Named to SEC Academic Honor Roll...Indoors – Logged personal
records in the mile and 3000m…Produced a 5:03.02 readout in the mile at the Texas
A&M Challenge…Crossed the line in 10:31.31 at the Kentucky Invitational...Outdoors
– Logged career bests at every distance outdoors, including three events at the SEC
Championships…Ran 4:41.21 in the 1500m, 2:14.64 in the 800m and 18:41.56 in the
5000m at the league meet…Scored in two events for Tennessee at the UT-UCLA
Dual, placing fifth in the 3K in a PR
of 10:46.03 and sixth in the 1500m
in a then-PR of 4:46.18…Ran on
third-place UT distance medley and
4x800m units at the Sea Ray Relays.
2010: Honors – Named to SEC
Academic Honor Roll...Indoors –
Redshirted...Outdoors – Saw the
most extensive duty of her career
outside, competing in three events
(800m, 1500m, 5000m) at the SEC
Championships...Best effort came
in the 1500m, where she posted
a personal best of 4:49.72 in the
prelims...Chipped in legs to a pair of
sixth-place baton-event tandems at
the Sea Rays Relays, including the
DMR and 4x800m.
Freshman Academic Honor Roll...
Indoors – Ran her mile personal best
in the prelims of the SEC Indoor
Championships, logging a 5:06.19
readout...Her 3000m indoor best
of 10:31.99 came at the Kentucky Invitational...Outdoors – Saw action in two meets
outdoors as a rookie...Recorded a 1500m season best of 4:51.37 at the Pepsi Florida
Relays.
HIGH SCHOOL: Named both track and cross country’s Most Valuable Runner and
Scholar-Athlete recipient in her final three seasons...Was track & field’s Rookie of
the Year and Scholar-Athlete award recipient as a freshman...Nine-time region
champion on the oval and scored 12 times at the state track & field meet, finishing
fourth in the 800m, 1600m and 3200m and third in the 4x800m relay as a senior...
Was regional cross country champion in 2005, finished second in 2006 and 2007,
and placed fourth, fifth and third, respectively, at the state cross country meet in her
final three seasons at St. Benedict...Won the Shelby County title in her first career
cross country race...Prep track personal records include 2:18.35 for 800m, 4:56.98 for
PERSONAL BESTS
 Indoors
60mH....................................................................................................................... 8.53 (H.S.)
200m................................................................................................................26.09 (2011)
 Outdoors
100mH................................................................................................................13.57 (H.S.)
400mH...........................................................................................................1:00.03 (H.S.)
200m................................................................................................................26.80 (2011)
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Named to 2011 SEC Academic Honor Roll…Recipient of
2011 Herb Neff Award, which goes to the best Lady Vol walk-on.
2011: Honors – Named to SEC Academic Honor Roll and was the recipient of the
Herb Neff Award, which goes to the best Lady Vol walk-on...Indoors – Posted a
season-best time of 8.69 in the 60m hurdles at the Penn State National…Logged
an indoor career best in the 200m, running 26.09 at the Texas A&M Challenge…
Outdoors – Ran season bests of 14.03 and 1:00.69 in the 100m hurdles and 400m
hurdles prelims at the SEC Championships but did not advance to the finals…
Finished third in both of those events at the UT-UCLA Dual, clocking readouts of
14.08 and 1:01.61, respectively…Also scored in the 200m at that meet, checking
in eighth with an outdoor career topper of 26.80…Ran the second leg as UT won
the shuttle hurdle relay in 58.63 at the Sea Ray Relays for the sixth-best time in
school history.
AT SOUTH CAROLINA/TEXAS A&M:
Spent the 2008 season at South Carolina and 2009 at Texas A&M...Competed only indoors at USC.
HIGH SCHOOL: Swept TSSAA state
titles in the 100m hurdles and 300m
hurdles in 2006 and 2007, helping
Austin-East win a state team title in
2007...Took second in those events
in 2005 and third in each in 2004...
Posted AEHS records of 13.57 and
41.95, respectively, in those events...
Also had PRs of 7.94 in the 55m
hurdles and 8.53 in the 60m hurdles
and 60.03 in the 400m hurdles...Ran
12.33 in the 100m and posted a best
4x4 relay split of 53.9...Took third in
the 100mH and sixth in the 400mH
at the 2007 Nike Outdoor Nationals...
Coached by former Lady Vol Heather
(Sumpter) Blakemore and former Vol
Aries Merritt.
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
 Indoors
800m............................................................................................................. 2:19.26 (2009)
Mile.................................................................................................................. 5:03.02 (2011)
3000m.......................................................................................................10:31.31 (2011)
 Outdoors
800m............................................................................................................. 2:14.64 (2011)
1500m.......................................................................................................... 4:41.21 (2011)
3000m.......................................................................................................10:46.03 (2011)
5000m.......................................................................................................18:41.56 (2011)
MEET
THE TEAM
5-7 • Sr./Sr.
Knoxville, Tenn.
Austin-East H.S./South Carolina/Texas A&M
Hurdles/Sprints
COACHES
& STAFF
5-10 • Jr./Sr.
Bartlett, Tenn.
St. Benedict at Auburndale
Distance
PERSONAL: Born June 14, 1990, in Memphis, Tenn....Majoring in biological
sciences...Parents are Captain Philip and Lisa Altizer... Has one sister, Mary
Katherine…Recipient of the Price/Wheeler Women’s Athletic Endowed
Scholarship.
SEASON
PREVIEW
ELIZABETH ALTIZER
GENERAL
INFO.
1500m, 5:08.20 for 1600m and 11:32.95 for 3200m...Holds school records at 800m
and 1600m and with 4x400m and 4x800m relay teams.
PERSONAL: Born April 9, 1989, in Knoxville, Tenn....Majoring in business administration...Parents are Leonard and Travonda Blair...Has Four siblings: Jhasta Housutsports.com /// utladyvols.com
31
ton, Jeffery Phillips and Jermaine and Leonard Blair...Mother is UT graduate, while
Jeffery played football at Chattanooga.
KATHERINE DRESCH
5-6 • So./So.
Nashville, Tennnessee
Harpeth Hall
Javelin
PERSONAL BESTS
 Indoors
N/A
 Outdoors
Javelin...............................................................................................122-8/37.38 (2011)
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Named to 2011 SEC Academic Honor Roll.
2011: Honors – Named to SEC Academic Honor Roll...Indoors – Did not compete…
Outdoors – Launched a career-best throw of 122-8 to place second at the UT-UCLA
Dual…Took third in the season-opening UCF Invitational, landing a then-PR of 12010…Placed 14th at the SEC Championships, carding a throw of 116-7.
2010: Indoors – Appeared in four
meets...Lowered her PR in the mile
to 5:37.42 at the Virginia Tech Hokie
Invitational...Ran her best 3000m in
11:11.49 at the Penn State National...
Outdoors – Ran in five meets...Lowered her 1500m best to 4:59.51 in the
prelims of the SEC Championships
but did not advance.
2009: Indoors – Walked on to the
track & field team during the spring
and competed in one meet before
redshirting...Outdoors – Redshirted.
HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year letterwinner in track and earned two letters in
cross country and three in basketball...Was a seven-time all-district
outdoor track honoree, twice earning
district MVP accolades...Was the district mile champ in 2008...Two-time
all-district choice for indoor track in
2008 and garnered all-district cross
country and district Most Valuable
Runner kudos in 2007...Career bests on the oval include 5:30 for the mile and 2:24
for the 800m...Cross country personal records include 19:50 for 5,000 meters and
19:39 for three miles...Served as the yearbook editor and founded the recycling
program at her school...She was an International Baccalaureate Diploma student,
the recipient of the Scholar Athlete Award and a member of the honor roll.
PERSONAL: Born Dec. 5, 1989, in Arlington, Va....Majoring in environmental studies...Parents are Roy and Annette Ferri...Has one sister, Colette.
HIGH SCHOOL: Placed second in the javelin throw with a personal-best toss of
107-10 in the young women’s division of the AAU Area Five Tennessee National
Qualifier...Finished second with a personal-best shot put performance (34-0 1/2) at
the Division II Middle Regional...Placed fourth in the shot put at the State DII Middle
Sectional Championships with a mark of 33-2...Used her best effort in the discus
(109-5) to finish fourth at the Great Eight Invitational...Notched a 13th-place finish
in the javelin at the Junior Olympics.
RAMZEE FONDREN
5-7 • Jr./Sr.
Detroit, Mich.
Detroit Renaissance H.S.
Middle Distance
PERSONAL: Born Nov. 7, 1991, in Nashville, Tenn....Majoring in kinesiology...Parents
are Steve and Emily Dresch...Siblings are Jonathan and William.
ANDREA FERRI
5-5 • Jr./Jr.
Falls Church, Va.
J.E.B. Stuart H.S.
Distance
PERSONAL BESTS
 Indoors
Mile....................................................................................................................5:37.42 (2010)
3000m........................................................................................................11:11.49 (2010)
 Outdoors
1500m............................................................................................................4:59.51 (2010)
2011: Indoors – Saw action in one meet, running 5:53.18 in the mile at the Hokie
Invitational…Outdoors – Her best 1500m mark of the campaign came at the UCF
Invitational, where she checked in at 5:06.85…Ran 5:07.01 at the Sea Ray Relays…
Also aided a UT 4x800m relay unit at Sea Rays.
32
PERSONAL BESTS
 Indoors
800m...............................................................................................................2:11.39 (2011)
Mile....................................................................................................................5:01.10 (2011)
3000m........................................................................................................10:23.98 (2011)
 Outdoors
400m................................................................................................................... 58.62 (2010)
800m......................................................................................................................2:06.8 (H.S.)
1500m....................................................................................................................... 4:38 (H.S.)
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: SEC Indoor champion and first-team All-SEC Indoor honoree
with distance medley relay (2009)...Placed eighth in the 800m at SEC Outdoors in
2010...USA Juniors 800 qualifier and participant in 2009.
2011: Indoors – Knocked out an indoor career-best time in the 800m at the Hokie
Invitational, crossing the line in 2:11.39…Also had PRs in the mile (5:01.10) at the
New Balance Collegiate Invitational and the 3000m (10:23.98) at the Kentucky
Invitational…Placed 15th in the mile at the SEC meet in 5:03.75…Outdoors – Posted
her season best of 2:10.94 in the 800m at the Sea Ray Relays to place sixth in the
invitational section…Ran 2:11.34 in the SEC prelims but did not advance…Her
2:11.57 readout at the UT-UCLA Dual was good for a fifth-place outcome…Member
of third-place distance medley and 4x800m relay units at the Sea Ray Relays.
2010: Indoors – Redshirted...Outdoors – Scored in eighth place in the 800 at the SEC
Outdoor Championships, running 2:09.72 in the prelims and 2:10.87 in the final...
 SEC SCORING
2009 Indoor DMR.........................................................................................1st, 11:23.43
2010 Outdoor 800m.....................................................................................8th, 2:10.87
 Indoors
Pole Vault..................................................................................12-5.50/3.80m (2011)
 Outdoors
Pole Vault..................................................................................13-1.75/4.01m (2011)
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Member of 2011 SEC Outdoor All-Freshman Team…
Named to 2011 USTFCCCA All-Academic squad and SEC Academic Honor Roll…
Set UT outdoor freshman record in the pole vault…Received 2011 James Snow
Award, which goes to outstanding academic Lady Vol freshman.
2011: Honors – Member SEC Outdoor All-Freshman Team…Named to USTFCCCA
All-Academic squad and SEC Academic Honor Roll…Received James Snow
Award, which goes to outstanding academic Lady Vol freshman...Indoors –
Finished 10th at the SEC Indoor
Championships with an indoor
career-best clearance of 12-5 ½...
Was ninth at the Rod McCravy
Memorial at 11-9…Outdoors – Set
the UT outdoor freshman record in
the pole vault with a 13-1 ¾ effort
that earned her sixth place at the SEC
Championships…Qualified for the
NCAA East Preliminary Round with
that mark and wound up 20th at that
meet at 12-1 ½…Finished 12th at the
Sea Ray Relays with an effort of 11-5
¾…Was a qualifier for the USA Junior
Championships.
HIGH SCHOOL: 2009 New York
Indoor Section 3 champion in the
55m hurdles, pole vault and long
jump, notching personal best of 9.68
in the hurdles, 11-6 in the pole vault
and 16-2 in the long jump...Victorious
at the 2009 New York Outdoor State
Championships clearing a personalbest 12-6 in the pole vault...Also won
N.Y. Division II state titles in 2007 and 2008...Placed third in the pole vault at the
2008 New York State Championship with a mark of 12-0...Tied for 11th at 2009
National Scholastic Indoor Championships at 11-6 1/4...Missed nearly all of 2010
season due to an ACL tear sustained in her left knee while playing field hockey in
2009.
PERSONAL: Born Sept. 12, 1992, in New Hartford, N.Y....Enrolled in the College of
Arts & Sciences...Parents are Gary and Diane Hadfield...Has four siblings: Gary Jr.,
James, Brian and Robyn.
HADFIELD’S SEC SCORING
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
FONDREN’S SEC SCORING
PERSONAL BESTS
MEET
THE TEAM
PERSONAL: Born March 24, 1990, in Detroit, Mich....Majoring in Spanish and is
considering a career as a translator...Parents are Ben and Jaki Fondren...Credits
her father, a track & field coach, with exposing her to the sport...Has three siblings:
August, Shareef (a.k.a. Zeus) and Malcolm…Recipient of the Audrine Clinton Honey
Memorial Scholarship Endowment Fund.
5-4 • So./So.
Yorkville, N.Y.
New York Mills H.S.
Pole Vault
COACHES
& STAFF
HIGH SCHOOL: Ran track and cross
country all four years...Three-time
800m Michigan Division 2 state
champion and a 2007 winner at 1600
meters after finishing second in 2006...
Set state meet record in 800m as a
sophomore and junior, improving the
mark to 2:11.08...Won 1600m her junior year in 4:58.23...Did not run either event as a
senior while recovering from a leg injury...Three-time Nike Indoor All-American from
2004-05 to 2006-07, finishing third in the 800m in 2007 and taking sixth in 2005 and
10th in 2006...USATF Outdoor All-American in 2007...Helped Renaissance win state
track & field titles in 2006 and 2007 and ran on 2004 city and regional cross country
title squad...Career bests include 2:06.8 for 800m, 4:58.23 for 1600m, 55.0 for 400m,
4:38 for 1500m and 18:36 for 5K in cross country...Ran her top half-mile clocking in
the prelims of the 2007 USA Junior Championships before logging a 2:08.64 readout
to wind up seventh...Won four straight city cross country titles.
LINDA HADFIELD
SEASON
PREVIEW
2009: Honors – Earned All-SEC Indoor
First Team (DMR)...Indoors – Won an
SEC title and earned all-league acclaim
as a rookie after running the 800m
leg on UT’s victorious DMR unit at
the league indoor meet...That group
covered the distance in 11:23.43 and
helped UT win the team title for the
third time in five seasons...Ran the
800 at that meet, as well, finishing
12th in a personal-record 2:12.08...
Outdoors – Ran the 800m at the SEC
Outdoor meet, taking 15th in a seasonbest 2:11.72...Qualified for USA Junior
Championships and ran 2:12.83 in the
prelims.
GENERAL
INFO.
Lowered her time twice more, logging a 2:08.80 in the first round and a 2:08.61 in
the semifinals at the NCAA East Preliminary Round meet...Also ran 1500m at SECs,
carding a season-best 4:39.17 but not advancing...Ran the opening leg on UT’s
winning 4x800m relay that clocked in at 8:35.46 at the Sea Ray Relays.
 SEC SCORING
2011 Outdoor Pole Vault.................................................. 6th, 13-1.75/4.01m
Lady Vol pole vault coach David Job helped Linda Hadfield set a UT freshman outdoor record last season.
33
LADY VOLUNTEER ALL-AMERICANS
HALVORSON’S SEC SCORING
ASLYNN HALVORSON
5-10 • So./So.
Charlotte, N.C.
Butler H.S.
Throws
 SEC SCORING
2010 Outdoor Discus Throw........................................... 5th, 159-10/48.73m
2011 Indoor Shot Put........................................................... 8th, 46-2.50/14.08m
ASHLEY HARRIS
PERSONAL BESTS
 Indoors
Shot Put......................................................................................... 48-6/14.78m (2011)
Weight Throw........................................................................ 53-9.25/16.39m (H.S.)
 Outdoors
Shot Put..................................................................................... 46-6.25/14.18m (H.S.)
Discus Throw..............................................................................169-5/51.64m (H.S.)
Hammer Throw.....................................................................155-3/47.33m (2010)
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Member of 2010 & 2011 USTFCCCA All-Academic Team and
SEC Academic Honor Roll...Two-time SEC scorer...Placed fifth at 2010 SEC Outdoor
meet in discus throw...Third in discus at 2010 USA Junior Championships.
2011: Honors – Named to USTFCCCA All-Academic Team and SEC Freshman
Academic Honor Roll...Indoors – Finished eighth in the shot put at the SEC Indoor
Championships at 46-2 ½…Posted back-to-back indoor shot put personal records
of 47-3 ¾ and 48-6 to place seventh and fourth, respectively, at the Kentucky
and Hokie Invitationals…Place seventh in the championship division at the New
Balance Collegiate Invitational with a mark of 46-11 ¾…Outdoors – Redshirted.
2010: Honors – Named to USTFCCCA All-Academic Team and SEC Freshman
Academic Honor Roll...Earned Lady Vol Freshman Scholar Award...Indoors –
Redshirted but competed unattached and had shot PR of 44-8 1/4...Outdoors
– Took fifth in the discus at the SEC Championships, posting a then-season best
of 143-4...Took 12th in the shot at that meet with a 2010-best heave of 44-7 1/2...
Qualified for the NCAA East Preliminary Round and USA Junior Championships
in the discus...Didn’t land a fair mark at the NCAA East competition but uncorked
a season-best toss of 164-7 at the USA Junior meet...Recorded a hammer throw
career best of 155-3 at the Sea Ray Relays.
HIGH SCHOOL: Ranked third among
2009 preps in the discus at 169-5...
Carded that PR mark while taking
third at USA Junior Championships...
All-American in discus, shot and
weight...Gatorade Girls’ Track & Field
Athlete of the Year for N.C....2009
Penn Relays discus champ with meet
record of 161-8...Runner-up in 2007
and 2008...Won discus at 2008 Nike
Outdoor Nationals...Swept NCHSAAA
4A state titles in the discus and shot
in 2008 and 2009...Also won 2008
N.C. indoor shot state title...Two-time
Charlotte Observer Female Field
Athlete of the Year.
PERSONAL: Born March 15, 1991, in
Indianapolis...Majoring in exercise
science...Parents are Terry and
Laurie Halvorson...Has a brother,
Andrew…Recipient of the Evelyn &
Jim Claxton Track & Field Scholarship
Endowment.
34
5-5 • Sr./Sr.
Austell, Ga.
South Cobb H.S.
Sprints
PERSONAL BESTS
 Indoors
55m...............................................................................................................................7.42 (H.S.)
60m...........................................................................................................................7.63 (2011)
200m................................................................................................................... 24.52 (2011)
 Outdoors
100m................................................................................................................... 11.85 (2009)
200m................................................................................................................... 24.31 (2010)
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Earned 2009 USTFCCCA Outdoor All-America honors as part
of UT’s 4x100m relay unit and was honorable mention in 2011...First-team All-SEC
in 2011 with UT’s distance medley relay…Three-time SEC relay scorer…Two-time
member of SEC Academic Honor Roll…Winner of 2011 Lady Vol Spirit Award.
2011: Honors – Honorable mention USTFCCCA Outdoor All-American with the
4x100m relay…SEC Indoor first-team All-SEC with DMR…Recipient of Lady Vol
Spirit Award…Indoors – Ran 400m leg on UT’s SEC meet-record-setting DMR unit,
which clocked an 11:05.37 readout…Earned first-team All-SEC for that effort…Ran
a career-best 60m dash time of 7.63 in the Hokie Invitational prelims…Clicked off
a personal-record indoor 200m dash time of 24.52 at the Texas A&M Challenge…
Outdoors – Member of UT’s sixth-place 4x100m relay at the SEC Meet, running
44.73…Helped that group chart a 44.61 readout at the NCAA East Preliminary
Round and advance to the NCAA Championships…Posted a 44.78 at NCAA meet
and did not move on, but that was good enough for honorable mention AllAmerica honors from the USTFCCCA…Was UT’s leadoff leg in all nine 4x1 races in
2011…Ran a season-best 100m time of 11.81, a wind-aided, fifth-place effort at the
Vanderbilt Invitational…Ran a season-best 200m clocking of 24.34 to finish second
at the UT-UCLA Dual…Was third in the 100m dash at that meet in 11.99 and ran on
Tennessee’s victorious 4x100m quartet and its runner-up 4x4…Was sixth with UT’s
4x200m unit and eighth with the 4x100m tandem at the Penn Relays.
2010: Honors – Earned a spot on the SEC Academic Honor Roll...Indoors – Set a
personal-best 200m time of 24.55 at the Texas A&M Challenge that stood as UT’s
fastest indoor mark of the campaign...Season-best 60m time of 7.65 came in the
prelims of the SEC Championships...Outdoors – Posted career best in the 200m,
clocking a time of 24.31 in a 10th-place finish at the Sea Ray Relays...Also registered
an eighth-place finish in the 100m at the Sea Ray Relays with a time of 12.03 that
marked a season best...Also helped the 4x100m relay squad to a fourth-place time
of 45.87...Assisted the 4x100m relay team to a first-place finish at the Tennessee
Invitational with a time of 46.90 and a fifth-place result at the Penn Relays in a
season-best 45.45.
2009: Honors – USTFCCCA Outdoor All-America honors...Earned a spot on the
SEC Freshman Academic Honor Roll...Indoors – Logged her indoor best of 7.65
in the 60m dash prelims at the SEC Championships...Outdoors – Ran the second
leg on the Lady Vols’ seventh-place 4x100m relay tandem at the NCAA Outdoor
Championships to earn USTFCCCA All-America distinction...That group ran a season-
 SEC SCORING
2009 Outdoor 4x100mR............................................................................... 3rd, 44.70
2011 Indoor DMR.........................................................................................1st, 11:05.37
2011 Outdoor 4x100mR............................................................................... 6th, 44.73
JESSIE HARRISON
6-0 • Jr./Jr.
Collierville, Tenn.
Houston H.S.
Throws
HIGH SCHOOL: 2008 TSSAA State
Class AAA champion in the discus at
131-8 and runner-up in 2009 (1358)...Fifth in the shot put as a senior
at 36-1 ½...Swept Section 4 and
Shelby County Schools titles in the
discus and shot in 2009...Four-time
All-Metro Best of the Preps honoree...
Owns school record in the discus...
Member of National Honor Society, Beta Club and Fellowship of Christian Athletes,
among other activities, and was a class officer.
PERSONAL: Born April 17, 1991, in Memphis, Tenn....Majoring in communications
studies...Parents are Don and Anita Harrison...Her dad coached her and introduced
her to track & field...Has one sibling, Hunter...Was the sports editor of her high
school yearbook.
HARRISON’S SEC SCORING
 SEC SCORING
2010 Indoor Weight Throw..........................................6th, 60-4.50/18.40m
PERSONAL BESTS
2011 Indoor Weight Throw..........................................6th, 60-8.50/18.50m
 Indoors
Weight Throw...................................................................60-8.50/18.50m (2011)
Shot Put....................................................................................36-8.50/11.19m (H.S.)
 Outdoors
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
 NCAA SCORING
2009 Outdoor 4x100mR............................................................................... 7th, 44.05
MEET
THE TEAM
HARRIS’ NCAA/SEC SCORING
2010: Honors – Named to SEC Indoor All-Freshman Team and SEC Freshman
Academic Honor Roll...Voted Lady Vol Freshman of the Year...Indoors – Unleashed
a career-best toss of 60-4 ½ to grab sixth in the weight throw at the SEC
Championships...That mark was good for a UT freshman record and ranked her
third on the Lady Vols’ all-time performers list...Posted three other PRs during
the season, including 58-8 ¾ at the Rod McCravy meet...Outdoors – Threw two
implements at the SEC meet but was
unable to score outdoors, taking
10th in the hammer at 168-1 and
14th in the discus at 143-4...Won two
events at the Tennessee Invitational,
including a PR effort of 151-4 in
the discus...Carded hammer career
best of 183-8 to win at the Jim Law
Invitational...That throw earned
her a UT freshman record and put
her at No. 3 on the school’s all-time
performers list...Competed at the
USA Junior Championships, finishing
sixth in the hammer (173-0) and 19th
in the discus (138-3).
COACHES
& STAFF
PERSONAL: Born June 17, 1990, in Texas...Earned a degree in communication
studies in December 2011...Mother is Theresa Harris…Recipient of the Patrick L and
Deborah N. Martin Track & Field Scholarship Endowment.
2011: Honors – Named USTFCCCA All-Academic Track & Field and to the SEC
Academic Honor Roll...Indoors – Finished sixth in the weight throw at the SEC
Championships for the second straight season, doing so with a career-best toss
of 60-8 ½ that ranks her No. 3 on UT’s all-time performers list…Placed fourth in
the weight at the Penn State National and New Balance Collegiate Invitational,
uncorking throws of 58-9 ½ and 58-6, respectively…Outdoors – Just missed
scoring in the discus and hammer throw at the SEC Outdoor Championships,
finishing ninth at 147-5 and 10th at 167-9, respectively…Unleashed a careerbest toss of 153-0 in the discus at the Sea Ray Relays to finish second in the open
division…Had her season-best blast in the hammer at the Sea Ray Relays, as well,
stretching the tape to 176-9 to place fifth…Was second in the discus (135-4) and
third in the hammer (165-11) at the UT-UCLA Dual.
SEASON
PREVIEW
HIGH SCHOOL: As a senior, she was
the runner-up at the 2008 Georgia
AAAAA State Championships in the
100m and 200m, recording prep
personal bests and school records
(11.74 and 24.04, respectively) in
those events during the prelims...
Her marks ranked her fourth in
Georgia and 22nd nationally in
the 100m and fifth in the state and
18th nationally in the 200m...Also
ran on the Eagles’ 4x100m relay
team, which placed ninth at state…
Claimed Region 5 AAAAA titles in
the 100m (11.86) and 200m (24.05) in 2008...Also won Cobb County championships
in those events...Qualified for the Nike Outdoor Nationals in summer 2008...Carded
a career best indoors in the 55m in 2007, clocking a 7.42 readout at the Volunteer
Indoor Track Classic at UT’s Stokely Athletics Center... Named to the All-Cobb County
Team.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Two-time member of the SEC Academic Honor Roll and
named 2011 USTFCCCA All-Academic Track & Field...Two-time SEC scorer in the
weight throw, finishing sixth in 2010 and 2011...Competed in the discus and
hammer at the 2010 USA Junior Championships, placing sixth in the latter...UT
freshman record holder in weight and hammer throws.
GENERAL
INFO.
best 44.05 in Fayetteville, Ark....
Also aided Tennessee’s third-place
SEC 4x100m unit and its runner-up
effort at the NCAA Mideast Regional
in Louisville, Ky....Helped the Big
Orange place fifth in the 4x1 at the
Penn Relays in Philadelphia...Ran
her outdoor season bests in the
100m (11.85) and 200m (24.45) at
the Tennessee Invitational.
Discus..........................................................................................153-0/46.64m (2011)
Shot Put....................................................................................38-7.25/11.76m (H.S.)
35
USA and was active in Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)...Also a member of
National Technical Honor Society and named a North Carolina Scholar.
CHARITY HONEYCUTT
6-0 • Sr./Jr.
Burnsville, N.C.
Mountain Heritage H.S.
Middle Distance
PERSONAL: Born Feb. 18, 1990, in Spruce Pine, N.C....Graduated in December 2011
with a degree in retail and consumer science...Parents are Danny and Rebecca
Honeycutt...Her maternal grandmother graduated from UT.
BRITTNEY JACKSON
5-7 • So./So.
Maplewood, N.J.
Columbia H.S.
Middle Distance
PERSONAL BESTS
 Indoors
200m................................................................................................................... 26.97 (2011)
400m................................................................................................................... 57.74 (2011)
800m...............................................................................................................2:14.33 (2011)
 Outdoors
200m................................................................................................................... 26.14 (2010)
400m................................................................................................................... 57.88 (2010)
800m...............................................................................................................2:16.17 (2010)
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Anchored
UT’s 4x400m relay quartet at 2010
NCAA Outdoor Championships...
Three-time member of SEC Academic
Honor Roll.
Logged personal-record times at
800, 400 and 200 meters as a junior
indoors…Her 800m PR of 2:14.33
came in the SEC prelims…Ran the
400 prelims in 57.44 at the New
Balance Collegiate Invitational…
Handled the 200m in 26.97 at the
Kentucky Invitational…Outdoors –
Did not compete due to injury.
Notched four indoor 800m PRs in as
many races as a sophomore...Best was
2:15.44 in the SEC prelims...Lowered
her indoor 400 PR to 58.35 at the
New Balance Collegiate Invitational...Anchored 4x4 to fourth place at Virginia Tech
Hokie Invitational in 3:42.80 ...Outdoors – Lowered outdoor 800m best to 2:16.17 in
the SEC prelims...Ran 57.88 400m lifetime best at Tennessee Invitational...Handled
4x400m relay anchor leg instead of Phoebe Wright at NCAA Championships,
helping the group get home in 3:40.73...Ran second leg on sixth-place DMR and
4x8 units at the Sea Ray Relays.
2009: Honors – Named to SEC Freshman Academic Honor Roll...Indoors – Competed
at the SEC Indoor Championships in the 800 meters, registering a then-personalrecord time of 2:20.07 in the prelims...Outdoors – Charted another 800 PR in the
league qualifying round outdoors, running 2:16.57.
HIGH SCHOOL: Ran track four seasons and participated in cross country and
basketball three years at Mountain Heritage High School...Served as team captain
two seasons each for all three squads...Was a four-time all-conference honoree in
track and claimed four regional titles in the 800 meters...Named MVP of the track
team all four seasons and in cross country all three years she ran...Holds five school
records and was a four-year state qualifier...Was 2008 runner-up in the 800m at the
North Carolina 2A state meet and placed third in 2005 and 2007...Prep personal
records include 2:23.10 for 800m and 59.09 for 400m...Named all-conference in
basketball in 2007 and 2008 and was chosen as team MVP on each occasion...
Helped the hoops squad win conference tourney and sectional titles in 2006 with
a 25-6 record...Earned academic all-conference accolades her final three years at
MHHS...Served as president of National Honor Society and vice president of Skills
36
PERSONAL BESTS
 Indoors
800m...............................................................................................................2:09.97 (2011)
 Outdoors
800m.................................................................................................................. 2:08.17 (H.S.)
1500m............................................................................................................4:54.38 (2011)
2011: Indoors – Improved her 800m best three times as a rookie…Broke the 2:10
threshold at the Texas A&M Challenge, finishing sixth in 2:09.97…Ran 2:12.31 in
the SEC prelims for her second-best performance of the indoor campaign…Ran
the 500m in 1:15.20 to place fourth at the Penn State National…Also ran on fifthplace 4x800m relay (9:13.51) at the Penn State meet…Outdoors – Had a season-best
800m reading of 2:11.19 in the SEC prelims…That mark qualified her for the USA
Junior Championships, where she finished ninth in 2:17.84…Placed ninth in the
invitational section of the 800 at the Sea Ray Relays in 2:12.29…Covered the 1500m
in 4:54.38 at the UCF Invitational.
HIGH SCHOOL: No. 8 on Track & Field
News’ 2010 top preps 800m list at
2:08.17...PR time was good for second
at the NJSIAA Meet of Champions...
Won the 800m (2:11.70) and was
runner-up in the 400m hurdles
(1:01.67) and high jump (5-4) at the
2010 NJSIAA Group Championships...
Second in the 800 and third in
the high jump at 2010 Nike Track
Nationals...Fifth in the 800 (2:09.06)
at the 2010 New Balance Nationals...
Was a Nike Indoor All-American in
the 4x400m and sprint medley relays,
and pentathlon...Other career bests
include 5-6 in the high jump, 1:01.00
in the 400m hurdles and 3,224 in the
pentathlon.
PERSONAL: Born April 22, 1992,
in Bayonne, N.J....Majoring in
communications...Parents are Levenda
Barrow and Thomas Jackson...Has a
brother, Thomas Roland Jackson Jr.
 SEC SCORING
2010 Indoor Long Jump........................................................... 5th, 19-8/5.99m
TY-VONNA JOHNSON
5-3 • So./So.
Newark, N.J.
Columbia H.S.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: 2011 USTFCCCA Outdoor Honorable Mention All-American
(4x100mR)…Three-time SEC scorer, including twice in long jump…Made 2010
SEC Indoor All-Freshman Team in long jump…2011 USTFCCCA All-Academic
Track & Field and two-time member of SEC Academic Honor Roll...2010 USA Junior
Championships participant (100m/200m/LJ).
2011: Honors – Earned USTFCCCA Outdoor Honorable Mention All-America
accolades (4x100mR)…Named USTFCCCA All-Academic Track & Field…Made SEC
Academic Honor Roll…Indoors – Finished eighth in the long jump at the SEC Indoor
Championships, leaping 18-11 ¼…Competed in 60m and 200m dashes at league
meet, running 7.52 and 24.71 but not advancing…Season and career best in 60m
was 7.49 in prelims at New Balance Collegiate Invitational…Top 200m mark came
at the Kentucky Invitational, where she ran 24.64…Outdoors – Ran on UT’s sixthplace 4x100m relay unit, which hit the tape in 44.73 at the SEC Outdoor meet…
Also anchored Lady Vols to 44.78 at the NCAA meet, which did not advance to the
final but was good enough for All-America honorable mention status…Anchored
UT to eighth in the 4x100m event and sixth in the 4x200m race at the Penn Relays…
Ran a wind-aided season best of 11.63 to take third in the 100m at the Vanderbilt
Invitational…PR in the 200 came at the Sea Ray Relays, where she checked in
seventh in 24.02.
2010: Honors – Made SEC Indoor All-Freshman Team (long jump) and SEC Freshman
Academic Honor Roll...Indoors – Competed in the 60m, 200m and long jump at the
SEC Championships, landing a careerbest leap of 19-8 in the latter to snare
fifth place...Posted her top 60m time
at the Texas A&M Challenge, running
7.58...Her 200m best came at the New
Balance Collegiate Invitational, where
she covered the distance in 24.68...
Outdoors – Carded an outdoor best
in the long jump at the Tennessee
Invitational, taking second at 19-3...
That earned her a trip to the USA
Junior Championships, where she
was 10th at 17-11 ¼...Competed in
the 100 and 200 there also but did
not advance past the first round...
Wound up 15th at SEC meet in long
jump at 18-1 ¾...Ran her best wind
legal 100 and 200 readouts at the Sea
Ray Relays, clocking in at 11.80 and
24.39, respectively...Anchored seasonbest 4x100m effort at the Penn Relays,
bringing UT home fifth in the college
division final in 45.45.
PERSONAL BESTS
 Indoors
800m...............................................................................................................2:13.88 (2011)
 Outdoors
400m.......................................................................................................................55.42 (H.S.)
800m.................................................................................................................. 2:09.54 (H.S.)
2011: Indoors – Came through with an indoor 800m personal record of 2:13.88
in the prelims of the SEC Indoor Championships…Next best effort was a 2:15.72
count at the Hokie Invitational…Ran on third-place DMR effort of 11:48.25 at
the Penn State National…Outdoors
– Ran a season best of 2:12.37 in
the prelims of the SEC Outdoor
meet…Scored in fourth place for
the Big Orange at the UT-UCLA Dual,
handling the 400m in 57.64…Ran
on third-place 4x800m relay that
checked in at 9:24.50 at the Sea Ray
Relays…Qualified for the USA Junior
Championships in the 800m but did
not advance out of the heats.
HIGH SCHOOL: Placed second in the
400m in a career-best 55.42 at the
2010 Nike Track Nationals...Logged
her 800m PR of 2:09.54 at the NJSIAA
Meet of Championships to place
fifth...At the 2010 New Balance
National Championships, she joined
UT teammate Brittney Jackson on
her school’s runner-up 4x400m
relay unit, which set a state record
(3:40.97) and the No. 4 mark in the
country for the season.
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
2011 Indoor Long Jump................................................8th, 18-11.25/5.77m
2011 Outdoor 4x100mR...........................................................................6th, 44.73
MEET
THE TEAM
 Indoors
55m............................................................................................................................. 7.32 (H.S.)
60m..........................................................................................................................7.49 (2011)
200m..................................................................................................................24.64 (2011)
Long Jump.....................................................................................19-8/5.99m (2010)
 Outdoors
100m......................................................................................................................11.63 (H.S.)
200m..................................................................................................................24.02 (2011)
Long Jump.........................................................................................19-3/5.88 (2010)
JACKSON’S SEC SCORING
COACHES
& STAFF
PERSONAL BESTS
PERSONAL: Born Jan. 15, 1992, in Atlanta, Ga....Majoring in child and family
studies...Parents are Erik and Vertrina Jackson...Has two sisters, Erin and Carmen…
Recipient of the Hartman Endowment for the Thornton Athletic Center.
SEASON
PREVIEW
5-3 • Jr./Jr.
Lithonia, Ga.
Southwest DeKalb H.S.
Sprints/Jumps
GENERAL
INFO.
KIA JACKSON
HIGH SCHOOL: Swept 2009 Georgia Class AAAA state titles in the 100m (11.63)
and 200m (24.86) dashes and helped SWDHS win the 4x100m relay in a state
record time and capture their third straight team title as well...She ran on statewinning 4x1s all four years and contributed to 4x4 triumphs in 2006 and 2008...
State runner-up in 100m and 200m as a junior...2009 Atlanta Track Club Track
Woman of the Year (100m, 4x100mR)...2008 Nike Outdoor Nationals All-American,
taking sixth in 100m and seventh in 200m...Member of honor roll, principal’s list
and marching and concert bands.
37
PERSONAL: Born in Jan. 5, 1992, in Newark, N.J....Enrolled in the College of Arts &
Sciences…Interested in kinesiology...Parents are Tyrone and Iva Johnson...Siblings
are Aaliyah Graham, Alicia Graham, Asad Braswell and A’mya Braswell.
BRITTANY JONES
5-4 • Sr./Sr.
Pompano Beach, Fla.
Deerfield Beach H.S.
Sprints
PERSONAL BESTS
 Indoors
60m...........................................................................................................................7.54 (2008)
200m................................................................................................................... 24.32 (2008)
 Outdoors
100m.......................................................................................................................11.60 (H.S.)
200m.......................................................................................................................23.13 (H.S.)
400m.......................................................................................................................52.44 (H.S.)
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Three-time USTFCCCA Indoor All-American (twice with
DMR, once with 4x400mR) and a USTFCCCA Outdoor Honorable Mention AllAmerican (4x100mR)...Two-time NCAA champion with distance medley relay
team (2008, 2009)...World indoor record-holder with DMR (10:50.98), which also
broke American, collegiate, NCAA meet and school records in 2009....Four-time
SEC scorer with 4x100m and 4x400m relay teams…Made the 2011 SEC Academic
Honor Roll and earned Lady Vol Captain’s Award.
2011: Honors – USTFCCCA Outdoor Honorable Mention All-American…Made
the SEC Academic Honor Roll…Earned Lady Vol Captain’s Award…Indoors – Saw
her first substantial individual race experience indoors since 2008…Ran her best
marks in the 60m and 200m at the SEC Championships, hitting 7.57 and 24.56
in the prelims but not advancing…Ran 24.61 to finish seventh in the 200 at the
Penn State National…Outdoors – Ran a season best of 24.14 in the 200m at the SEC
Outdoor meet but did not qualify for the final…Handled the second leg on UT’s
NCAA 4x100m relay unit, which circled the oval in 44.78 and earned honorable
mention All-America accolades…Helped the Lady Vols win the 4x1 at the UT-UCLA
Dual in 44.97.
2010: Indoors – Competed in one meet, the Texas A&M Challenge, running the
400m leg on UT’s seventh-place DMR unit...Sat out the rest of the indoor campaign...
Outdoors – Ran the first individual race of her collegiate career outdoors, but she
did not finish the 400m race at the
FSU Relays...Did not compete in
another race.
2009: Honors – USTFCCCA Indoor
All-American with DMR...Indoors –
Ran 400-meter leg for Tennessee’s
sensational distance medley relay
unit, which twice set impressive
records...Helped that quartet win
its second straight NCAA title with a
10:50.98 world, American, collegiate,
NCAA meet and UT-best effort in
College Station, Texas...Earlier in
the season, she joined a victorious
DMR tandem at the New Balance
Collegiate Invitational in New York
for a 10:56.40 count that broke every
mark except the world standard...
Also contributed to Tennessee’s fifthplace 4x400m relay at SEC Indoors...
Outdoors – Assisted two relays that
produced points at the SEC Outdoor
meet, helping the 4x100m unit take
38
third and the 4x400m unit snare fourth...She did not compete individually outdoors
or indoors as she dealt with issues related to off-season surgery.
2008: Honors – USTFCCCA Indoor All-American in DMR and 4x400m relay...Indoors –
Helped Tennessee win a national championship and set a then-school record in the
distance medley relay at the NCAA Indoor meet...Ran the 400m hitch as UT cruised
to a time of 11:01.97...Handled the stick on the Lady Volunteers’ eighth-place
NCAA Indoor 4x400m relay unit...That quartet checked in at 3:35.85...Helped the
Big Orange 4x4 also collect third-place honors at the SEC Indoor meet in 3:37.26...
Posted career indoor bests in the 60m and 200m dashes...She ran 7.54 to win her
preliminary heat at the Kentucky Invitational...Finished seventh in the invitational
division of the 200m dash at the Penn State National meet, clicking to a 24.32
readout...Outdoors – Redshirted the outdoor campaign to have surgery on her legs.
HIGH SCHOOL: Highly-touted All-America sprinter at Deerfield Beach High School...
Burst onto the national scene as a sophomore when she posted an impressive trio
of top-three finishes at the 2005 Nike Outdoor Championships in her first year of
competing in track & field...Won the 400m with a U.S.-leading and meet-record time
of 52.44...Took second in the 200m with a No. 2 U.S. clocking of 23.13...For good
measure, she snagged third in the 100m dash in 11.63 to chart her third career best of
the meet...Lowered her PR in the straight sprint to 11.60 at the 2006 Broward County
Championships...Represented the U.S. at the 2005 Pan Am Junior Championships,
earning a gold medal in the 4x400m relay and clocking a 23.16 readout in the 200m
to grab bronze...As a junior, she was named the Miami Herald Girls Track Athlete of
the Year after winning state titles at 200 and 400 meters...Season bests of 23.31 and
53.14, respectively, at the 2006 Broward County Championships ranked her fastest
in the state and fifth in the nation...Battled through a difficult senior season yet still
earned second-team Miami Herald All-Broward honors in the 100m (11.69) and the
200m (23.62).
PERSONAL: Born March 6, 1989, in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla....Majoring in social work...
Mother is Maryann Riggins...Has three siblings: DeToya, Sharonda and Tamera…
Recipient of the Gordon J. Wilder Scholarship.
JONES’ NCAA/SEC SCORING
 NCAA SCORING
2008 Indoor DMR.........................................................................................1st, 11:01.97
2008 Indoor 4x400mR................................................................................8th, 3:35.85
2009 Indoor DMR.........................................................................................1st, 10:50.98
 SEC SCORING
2008 Indoor 4x400mR................................................................................3rd, 3:37.26
2009 Indoor 4x400mR................................................................................5th, 3:39.57
2009 Outdoor 4x100mR............................................................................... 3rd, 44.70
2009 Outdoor 4x400mR...........................................................................4th, 3:38.41
6-0 • Sr./Sr.
Nashville, Tenn.
Hunters Lane H.S.
Throws
 Indoors
Mile.................................................................................................................. 5:21.67 (2011)
 Outdoors
800m.................................................................................................................2:21.37 (H.S.)
1500m.......................................................................................................... 4:47.63 (2011)
3000m.......................................................................................................10:55.97 (2011)
 Indoors
Shot Put................................................................................. 44-6.75/13.58m (2009)
Weight..................................................................................... 60-3.25/18.37m (2010)
 Outdoors
Shot Put..............................................................................44-11.75/13.71m (2009)
Hammer......................................................................................176-2/53.71m (2011)
2011: Indoors – Saw her initial collegiate action, posting a career-best of 5:21.67 in
the mile at the Kentucky Invitational…Outdoors – Competed in the SEC Outdoor
Championships and registered a 1500m PR of 4:47.63 in the prelims…Second-best
effort of 4:50.42 came at the UCF Invitational…Produced a 3000m career best of
10:55.97 to finish sixth at the UT-UCLA Dual.
2010: Indoors – Did not compete due
to injury...Outdoors – Did not compete.
2009: Indoors – Redshirted...Outdoors –
Redshirted.
HIGH SCHOOL: Helped the Rebels
claim state track & field team titles
in 2006 and 2008...Earned all-state
accolades all four years on the oval and
her final three years in cross country...
Was all-state in track in the 800m, mile,
3200m and 4x800m relay in her final
three seasons...Named 2008 Knoxville
Interscholastic League Outstanding
Distance Runner after claiming victory
in both the 1600m and 3200m...Posted
Class AAA state cross country finishes
of eighth as a senior, 10th as a junior
and fifth as a sophomore...Charted a
5K PR of 18:57 in finishing 72nd at the
2007 Foot Locker South Regional Cross
Country Championships.
PERSONAL: Born Aug. 17, 1990, in Knoxville, Tenn....Majoring in journalism and
electronic media...Parents are Missy (Alston) Kane Bemiller and Jim Bemiller...Has a
sister, Gracie...Mother is a Lady Vol Hall of Famer, TV personality, 1984 U.S. Olympic
distance runner and the coach of UT’s 1990 SEC Cross Country Championship team...
Stepfather is a UT professor and a former UT men’s vault coach who coached 2004
U.S. Olympic gold medalist Tim Mack among others.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: SEC scorer and SEC Outdoor All-Freshman Team member in
2009 (hammer)...2009 USA Junior Championships qualifier (hammer)…Member of
2011 SEC Academic Honor Roll.
2011: Honors – Made the SEC Academic Honor Roll...Indoors – Finished 10th in
the weight throw with a mark of 57-3 ¾ and was 14th in the shot put with a toss
of 42-8 at the SEC Indoor meet…Best weight mark of 59-0 came at the Kentucky
Invitational…Threw the shot 44-1 ½ at the Penn State National…Outdoors
– Finished ninth in the hammer with a best throw of 175-2 at the SEC Outdoor
Championships…Was 16th in the shot at that meet with a heave of 41-7 ¼…Had a
career-best hammer toss of 176-2 at the UCF Invitational…Top shot mark of 44-0 ¾
came at the UCSD Triton Invitational…Was second in the hammer and shot at the
UT-UCLA Dual, recording marks of 173-7 and 43-9 ¾.
2010: Indoors - Just missed scoring in the weight throw at SEC Indoors, placing
ninth at 57-8 1/2...Notched four PRs in that event, including a top mark of 60-3 1/4
at the Texas A&M Challenge...Wound up 18th in shot at SECs with toss of 42-10
3/4...Outdoors - Finished 12th in the hammer at SEC Outdoors with a fling of 1601...Season’s best of 169-11 came at the Sea Ray Relays...Had a 163-2 effort at the
Tennessee Invitational as well.
2009: Honors - Made SEC Outdoor
All-Freshman Team (Hammer)...
Indoors - Placed 10th at SEC Indoors
in the weight throw at 50-8 3/4...Best
mark of 51-9 1/4 came at the Penn
State National...Took 16th in the shot
at league meet (42-4)...Top shot mark
(44-6 3/4) came at Texas A&M Dual
meet...Outdoors - Finished sixth in the
hammer throw with a PR toss of 1751 at the SEC Outdoor meet...Had a
shot put career best at SEC Outdoors,
as well, stretching the tape to 44-11
3/4...Qualified for the USA Junior
Championships in the hammer and
finished 13th with a heave of 157-1.
HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year member
of the track & field team at Hunters
Lane...Also played basketball her
first three years...Finished second in
the shot put at the 2008 TSSAA AAA
state meet, charting a mark of 38-8
3/4...Placed seventh in the discus
with a career-best fling of 117-10...Won the shot and discus at the 2008 TSSAA
AAA Section 3 meet, extending the tape to a PR of 39-7 for the shot and giving the
discus a ride of 113-9...Claimed a city title in the shot and placed sixth in the discus
at the Nashville Track & Field Championships...As a junior, Laquoya also appeared in
the state meet, taking 13th in the shot at 35-4 and 15th in the discus at 90-2.
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
PERSONAL BESTS
MEET
THE TEAM
PERSONAL BESTS
COACHES
& STAFF
5-5 • Jr./Jr.
Knoxville, Tenn.
West H.S.
Distance
SEASON
PREVIEW
LAQUOYA KELLY
GENERAL
INFO.
KELSEY KANE
39
PERSONAL: Born May 31, 1990, in Nashville, Tenn....Majoring in psychology... Parents
are Leonard and Jacquelyn Kelly...Has two siblings, Jordan Mack and Emerald Kelly.
KELLY’S SEC SCORING
Bradley...Came to UT in the inaugural 15-member class of Haslam Scholars, a
premier honors program aimed at attracting the nation’s top students to campus...
She joins teammate Elizabeth Tiller in that esteemed group.
 SEC SCORING
2009 Outdoor Hammer............................................................6th, 175-1/53.37m
MARTINIQUE OCTAVE
5-3 • Jr./Jr.
New Orleans, La.
McDonogh 35 H.S./Tulane
Sprints
CHELSEA KNOTTS
5-5 • Jr./Jr.
Ripley, W.Va.
Ripley H.S.
Middle Distance
PERSONAL BESTS
 Indoors
800m...............................................................................................................2:21.19 (2009)
 Outdoors
800m...............................................................................................................2:18.44 (2009)
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Three-time member of SEC Academic Honor Roll.
2011: Honors – Named to SEC Academic Honor Roll for the third time...Indoors
– Saw action in only one meet, running 2:25.50 in the 800m at the Texas A&M
Challenge...Outdoors – Competed in two events outdoors, carding an 800m season
best of 2:24.25 at the Sea Ray Relays.
2010: Honors – Named to SEC Academic Honor Roll...Indoors – Did not compete
due to injury...Outdoors – Did not compete.
2009: Honors – Named to SEC Academic Honor Roll...Indoors – Recorded PRs every
time she ran the 800, settling at 2:21.19 in the prelims of the SEC Championships...
Outdoors – Made the travel squad for
the SEC Outdoor Championships...
Recorded her outdoor personal
record in the 800 at the Tennessee
Invitational (2:18.44).
HIGH SCHOOL: Ran track and cross
country all four seasons at Ripley High
School...Captained the squads in two
of those years...Was a cheerleader for
two seasons...Qualified for the state
track & field championships in her
first three seasons...Placed fourth in
the 800m as a freshman in 2:21.24...
Came in ninth in that event in 2006
and eighth in 2007...Also finished
third at the state meet as a freshman
in the 400 meters in 59.79...Competed
at the club level with the AAU Capital
City Striders...Posted a finish of fifth
in the 800 meters at the 2004 USATF/
AAU National Championships and
placed seventh in 2003 and 2005...
Career best times include 2:16 for
800 meters, 59.1 for 400 meters and
5:30 for 1600 meters...Finished 20th at the West Virginia State AAA Cross Country
Championships as a freshman, covering the 5,000-meter distance in a personal
record of 20:15.
PERSONAL: Born Jan. 6, 1990, in Morgantown, W.Va....Majoring in biological
sciences...Parents are Stephen and Melinda Knotts...Has a younger brother,
40
PERSONAL BESTS
 Indoors
55m...............................................................................................................................7.60 (H.S.)
60m...........................................................................................................................7.54 (2011)
200m................................................................................................................... 24.41 (2011)
400m................................................................................................................... 55.12 (2011)
 Outdoors
100m................................................................................................................... 12.09 (2011)
200m................................................................................................................... 23.67 (2011)
400m................................................................................................................... 54.54 (2011)
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Two-time USTFCCCA All-American (2011 indoor/outdoor
4x400mR) in 2011…2011 Honorable Mention All-American with 4x100mR…
Five-time SEC relay scorer...Two-time member of SEC Academic Honor Roll…2011
USTFCCCA All-Academic.
2011: Honors – 2011 USTFCCCA Outdoor All-America First Team (4x400mR)…2011
USTFCCCA Indoor All-America Second Team (4x400mR)…2011 USTFCCCA Outdoor
Honorable Mention All-American (4x100mR)…USTFCCCA All-Academic…Named
to SEC Academic Honor Roll…Indoors – Ran on sixth-place SEC Indoor 4x400m
relay unit (3:36.16)…That tandem finished ninth at NCAA Indoors in 3:35.12 to earn
second-team All-America distinction…Ran a career-best 400m time of 55.12 to win
her heat in the SEC prelims but did not advance to the final…Won the 400 at the
Penn State National, hitting the tape at 55.68…Ran a career-best 200m readout of
24.41 to finish fifth at the Kentucky Invitational…Lowered her 60m PR to 7.54 in
the prelims at Penn State…Outdoors – First-team All-American with UT’s 4x400m
relay unit, which placed seventh in a season-best 3:32.15…Honorable mention
All-American with 4x100m (20th, 44.78)…Helped UT place sixth at SECs in 4x100m
(44.73) and seventh on 4x4 (3:38.62)…Ran back-to-back 400m career-bests of 54.54
at the UT-UCLA Dual and Sea Ray Relays to place second and fourth, respectively…
Won 200m at UT-UCLA Dual in a then-PR of 24.17…Ran career-best of 23.67 in
200m prelims at SEC meet but did not
advance...Ran a wind-aided 11.82 in
the 100m at Vanderbilt Invitational.
Anchored UT to a sixth-place time
of 3:39.79 in the 4x400m relay at the
SEC Indoor Championships...Posted
career bests in the 200 (24.71) and
400 (56.90) at the league meet...Won
her heat in the 200 and was second
in her heat of the 400 prelims, but
she did not advance to the finals...
Ran 60m PR of 7.86 at Texas A&M
Challenge...Outdoors – Ran opening
leg as UT finished fifth at SECs in the
4x400m relay (3:36.54)...Competed in
the preliminary round of the NCAA
Championships after running the third
leg for UT’s season-best 3:33.69 effort
at the NCAA East Preliminary Round...
Handled baton third all season for UT’s
4x1 unit...That tandem was fifth in the
HIGH SCHOOL: Was 2008 Louisiana High School Athletic Association state runnerup in 200 meters...PRs include 7.60 (55m), 12.35 (100m), 24.57 (200m) and 57.54
(400m)...Member of National Honor Society and Mu Phi Alpha.
PERSONAL: Born Nov. 8, 1991, in New Orleans, La....Majoring in anthropology...
Mother is Valencia Octave...Siblings include Valond and Martez…Recipient of the
Fred R. & Faye T. Langley Scholarship Endowment.
 SEC SCORING
2010 Indoor 4x400mR................................................................................6th, 3:39.79
2010 Outdoor 4x400mR .........................................................................5th, 3:36.54
2011 Indoor 4x400mR................................................................................5th, 3:36.16
2011 Outdoor 4x100mR............................................................................... 6th, 44.73
2011 Outdoor 4x400mR...........................................................................7th, 3:38.62
 Indoors
Triple Jump.....................................................................................................11.75 (2011)
 Outdoors
Long Jump................................................................................ 17-4.75/5.30m (H.S.)
Triple Jump.............................................................................39-9.25/12.12m (H.S.)
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll.
Academic Honor Roll…Indoors –
Placed 13th in the triple jump at
the SEC Championships with a
career-best indoor leap of 38-6 ¾…
Posted a then career-best mark
of 37-7 ¾ to finish ninth at the
Kentucky Invitational…Outdoors –
Represented her native Bermuda
at the Carifta Games in April and
placed fifth in the triple jump with
a mark of 38-6…Was 15th at the
SEC meet, carding a jump of 38-2
¼…Came in second in the triple at
the UT-UCLA Dual, landing a 37-7 ¾
effort…Eighth at the Sea Ray Relays
at 38-3 ½.
HIGH SCHOOL: Achieved personal
bests of 39-9 1/4 in the triple jump
and 17-4 3/4 while competing in
Bermuda...Earned a bronze medal in
the 2010 Carifta Games with a leap of
39-8 1/2 in the triple jump...Qualified
for the 2010 CAC Junior Championships in Santo Domingo but did not compete
due to injury...Competed in 2009 World Youth Championships in Italy, placing
30th in the triple jump...Member of National Honor Society.
PERSONAL: Born Feb. 18, 1992, in Bermuda...Majoring in kinesiology...Parents are
Alvin and Myrna Outerbridge...Has an older sister, Camille.
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
 NCAA SCORING
2011 Outdoor 4x400mR...........................................................................7th, 3:32.15
PERSONAL BESTS
MEET
THE TEAM
OCTAVE’S NCAA/SEC SCORING
COACHES
& STAFF
5-7 • So./So.
Sandys, Bermuda
Mt. St. Agnes Academy
Jumps
SEASON
PREVIEW
ALLISON OUTERBRIDGE
AT TULANE: Took classes in 2009 fall semester at Tulane University but did not
participate in athletics.
GENERAL
INFO.
college division of the Penn Relays (45.45) and ninth at SECs (46.39)...Notched PRs in
the 200 (24.32) and 400 (55.20) at SEC Outdoors but did not advance...Ran a windaided 24.02 to win the 200 at Tennessee Invitational...Qualified for the USA Junior
Championships, placing 16th in the 200 (24.75) and 29th in the 400 (57.89).
Chanelle Price takes the baton from Jená Murphy at the 2011 Sea Ray Relays.
41
CHANELLE PRICE
5-6 • Sr./Sr.
Easton, Pa.
Easton Area H.S.
Middle Distance
PERSONAL BESTS
 Indoors
800m.............................................................................................................2:03.12 (2010))
 Outdoors
800m...............................................................................................................2:01.33 (2009)
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Seven-time USTFCCCA All-American (indoor DMR – 2009,
2010 & 2011, indoor 800m – 2010, 2011, outdoor 800m – 2009, 2011)...Two-time
NCAA champion with DMR…2010 & 2011 SEC champ with meet-record-setting
DMR...2011 SEC Indoor/Outdoor 800m champion…Six-time NCAA scorer and
11-time SEC scorer...Five-time All-SEC performer...2009 SEC All-Freshman Team...
Five-time Penn Relays champion...Owns two world records, three American
and collegiate marks, and four UT bests…2011 Lady Vol Outdoor Most Valuable
Track Athlete…2011 first-team Capital One Academic All-American…Two-time
Academic All-District IV…2011 SEC Track & Field Co-Scholar-Athlete of the Year…
Three-time SEC Academic Honor Roll member.
2011: Honors – USTFCCA Indoor All-American in the 800m and DMR and outdoors
with 800m...All-SEC Indoor and Outdoor First Team...Lady Vol Outdoor Most
Valuable Track Athlete…Capital One Academic All-American and Academic
All-District IV…SEC Track & Field Co-Scholar-Athlete of the Year…Member of
USTFCCCA All-Academic Track & Field and SEC Academic Honor Roll…Indoors
– SEC champion in the 800m (2:05.10) and with UT’s meet-record-setting DMR
(11:05.37)…Sixth at NCAA Indoors in 800m (2:05.42) and eighth with DMR
(11:07.86)…Ran indoor season best of 2:04.17 in NCAA prelims…Ran career-best
4:44.44 in mile to win at Texas A&M Challenge…Outdoors – Completed SEC season
sweep of 800m crowns with a 2:04.22 readout…Finished third at NCAA Outdoors
with a season-best 2:02.84 in the prelims and 2:03.02 in the final…Qualified for
the USA Championships but suffered a fall in the prelims…Won five of her eight
races at 800m, including Sea Ray Relays…Finished second at UT-UCLA Dual with a
career-best 1500m report of 4:22.87…Member of UT’s seventh-place 4x400m relay
at SEC Outdoors…Anchored Big Orange to third in 4x800m event (8:27.29) at the
Penn Relays…Ran on Tennessee’s second-place DMR at Penn Relays (10:56.20) and
victorious unit at the Sea Ray Relays (11:47.10).
2010: Honors – USTFCCA Indoor All-American in the 800m and DMR...All-SEC
Indoor First Team...Member of USTFCCCA All-Academic Track & Field Team, SEC
Academic Honor Roll and ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District IV Second
Team...Lady Vol Coaches Award...Indoors – Logged a 2:03.95 readout to finish fourth
in the 800m at the NCAA Indoor Championships...Picked up her second straight
NCAA title in the DMR, handling the 800m leg as UT won in 10:58.37...Assisted the
Lady Vol DMR to victory in a meet-record time of 11:14.59 at the SEC Indoor meet...
Added a runner-up finish in the 800, covering the distance in a career-best 2:03.12...
That mark was the seventh-best indoor readout ever by a Lady Vol...Contributed
SEC points in the 4x400m relay as well, running the third leg as the Big Orange
nabbed sixth...Won the 1000m at the Penn State National, posting a meet-record
time of 2:42.71 that ranks as the No. 7 mark all-time by a college woman in that
event...Outdoors – Struggled with a leg injury that prevented her from completing
any individual races...Ran only pre-determined portions of an 800 and 1500 at the
Sea Ray Relays...In her only relay appearances, she handled legs on UT’s victorious
4x800m and 4x1500m relays at the Penn Relays...Helped UT record second straight
three-win relay effort there.
2009: Honors – USTFCCA Indoor (DMR) and Outdoor (800m) All-American...Named
to SEC Outdoor All-Freshman Team...Member of SEC Freshman Academic Honor
Roll and USTFCCCA All-Academic Track & Field Team...Indoors – Overcame a slow
start indoors due to injury to cap the year with a flourish...Was an NCAA Indoor
champion, handling the 800m leg on the world-record-setting DMR that ran
10:50.98...Placed sixth in the 800m at SECs and scored as part of the 4x4 unit that
42
placed fourth...Outdoors – Placed 11th in 800m at NCAA Outdoors but was one of
the top eight Americans, so she garned A-A status...Posted a career-best outdoor
800m readout at the Georgia Games in Marietta Ga., running 2:01.33 on July 19...
During the summer, she won at the USATF Junior Championships (2:06.79) and
earned a silver medal for Team USA (2:05.13) at the Pan Am Junior Championships...
Placed third in the 800m at the SEC Championships and ran a leg of the 4x400m
relay quartet that finished fifth...Sixth at NCAA Mideast Regional...Ran on all three of
UT’s victorious baton quartets at the Penn Relays...The DMR simply won, while the
4x1500m unit (17:08.34) claimed a world record and the 4x800m tandem (8:17.91)
snared the American record...In addition to school records outdoors in the 4x800m
and 4x1500m and indoors in the DMR, she helped chart an indoor UT best in the
4x800m (8:34.32), as well, at the Penn State National Invitational.
HIGH SCHOOL: Named 2008 Gatorade National Female Athlete of the Year and
was recognized for that honor at the ESPYs...Also named the Gatorade Track & Field
Athlete of the Year as well as state winner for Pennsylvania...Ran a then-PR of 2:01.61
in the 800 meters in June 2008 at the Prefontaine Classic in Oregon...That mark was
the second-fastest time in scholastic history, placed her sixth against a world-class
field and earned her an invitation to the 2008 U.S. Olympic Trials...Finished seventh
at the 2007 U.S. Outdoor Championships in 2:02.38...Three-time Pennsylvania Class
3A state champ in the 800m, setting a
state meet record of 2:02.90 that also
shattered the National Federation
of High Schools mark as well...Twotime Nike Outdoor Nationals 800m
champ, winning in 2007 with a time
of 2:02.76...Went on to finish seventh
at 2007 IAAF World Juniors...Prep
PRs include 54.55 outdoors and 54.6
indoors for 400m, 2:04.96 indoors for
800m, 4:50.65 indoors for the mile and
2:45.76 indoors for 1000m.
PERSONAL: Born Aug. 22, 1990,
in Livingston, N.J....Majoring in
journalism and electronic media...
Lists publishing a women’s sports
magazine among her objectives...
Parents are Harry and Yolanda Price...
Has a brother, Domenique…Recipient
of the Wayne Basler Women’s
Track & Field Athletic Scholarship
Endowment.
PRICE’S NCAA/SEC SCORING
 NCAA SCORING
2009 Indoor DMR.........................................................................................1st, 10:50.98
2010 Indoor DMR.........................................................................................1st, 10:58.37
2010 Indoor 800m..........................................................................................4th, 2:03.95
2011 Indoor 800m..........................................................................................6th, 2:05.42
2011 Indoor DMR........................................................................................8th, 11:07.86
2011 Outdoor 800m.....................................................................................3rd, 2:03.02
 SEC SCORING
2009 Indoor 4x400mR................................................................................5th, 3:39.57
2009 Indoor 800m..........................................................................................6th, 2:07.94
2009 Outdoor 800m.....................................................................................3rd, 2:03.30
2009 Outdoor 4x400mR...........................................................................4th, 3:38.41
2010 Indoor DMR.........................................................................................1st, 11:14.59
2010 Indoor 800m........................................................................................ 2nd, 2:03.12
2010 Indoor 4x400mR................................................................................6th, 3:39.57
2011 Indoor 800m..........................................................................................1st, 2:05.10
2011 Indoor DMR.........................................................................................1st, 11:05.37
2011 Outdoor 800m.....................................................................................1st, 2:04.22
2011 4x400mR.................................................................................................7th, 3:38.62
GENERAL
INFO.
RUFF’S NCAA/SEC SCORING
 NCAA SCORING
2011 Outdoor 4x400mR......................................................................7th, 3:32.15
 SEC SCORING
2011 Indoor 4x400mR...........................................................................5th, 3:36.16
2011 Indoor 800m.....................................................................................6th, 2:08.19
2011 Outdoor 800m................................................................................6th, 2:07.97
2011 Outdoor 4x400mR......................................................................7th, 3:38.62
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Two-time USTFCCCA All-American on UT 4x400m relay…
Four-time SEC scorer…2011 SEC Indoor All-Freshman Team (800m)…2011
USTFCCCA All-Academic Track & Field…2011 SEC Academic Honor Roll…Winner of
2011 Lady Vol Indoor & Outdoor Freshman of the Year and Lady Vol Captain’s Award.
2011: Honors – USTFCCCA Outdoor All-America First Team (4x400mR)…USTFCCCA
Indoor All-America Second Team (4x400mR)…SEC Indoor All-Freshman Team…
USTFCCCA All-Academic Track & Field…SEC Academic Honor Roll…Lady Vol
Indoor & Outdoor Freshman of the Year…Lady Vol Captain’s Award winner…
Indoors – Earned second-team All-America accolades on UT’s ninth-place 4x400m
relay (3:35.12)…Fifth at SECs with that unit in 3:36.16…Anchored both of those
quartets…Finished sixth in the 800m at SEC Indoors in 2:08.19…Notched her indoor
PR of 2:08.02 to wind up third at the Texas A&M Challenge…Ran indoor 400m best
of 55.85 in prelims at the New Balance Collegiate Invitational…Moved to sixth on
UT’s all-time performers list in the 600m with a third-place 1:32.77 readout at the
Hokie Invitational...Outdoors – First-team All-American with UT’s 4x400m relay,
helping that group to seventh at the NCAA meet in 3:32.15…Also on the seventhplace SEC Outdoor unit…Aided Tennessee’s third-place 4x800m cause at Penn
Relays (8:27.29)…On winning 4x4
and DMR at Sea Ray Relays…Sixth in
the 800m at the SEC Outdoor meet in
a career-best 2:07.97…Qualified for
the NCAA East Preliminary Round but
did not advance…Sixth at USA Junior
Championships in 2:10.74...Logged
400m outdoor best of 54.79.
HIGH SCHOOL: Won the 800m at the
2010 AAU Junior Olympics in a careerbest 2:09.46...Also victorious at the
AAU Area 10 National Qualifier and
AAU Ozark District Qualifier leading
up to the national meet...Won 800m
and 400m titles at the 2010 Missouri
Class 3 State Cha mpionships and
had a 400 crown in 2009 as well...Was
state runner-up in the 800m in 2008
and 2009, and in the 400m in 2008...
Helped MS-BHS win four state team
titles during her career...Ran a 5K cross
country race as a junior, finishing in
22:00.78...Member of National Honor
Society.
PERSONAL: Born July 18, 1992, in St. Louis, Mo....Majoring in business...Parents are
Kimberly Ruff and Derek Johnson...Has twin siblings, Eric and Erica.
BRITTANY SHEFFEY
5-5 • Sr./Sr.
Bellport, N.Y.
Bellport H.S.
Distance
PERSONAL BESTS
 Indoors
800m............................................................................................................ 2:08.85 (2008)
Mile.................................................................................................................. 4:43.05 (2010)
3000m.......................................................................................................... 9:26.63 (2010)
 Outdoors
800m............................................................................................................. 2:06.86 (2010)
1500m.......................................................................................................... 4:18.74 (2010)
5000m.......................................................................................................16:14.89 (2011)
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Two-time NCAA champion (DMR) and four-time AllAmerican (DMR - 2008, 2010, 2011; 1500m - 2011)...11-time SEC scorer and threetime league champion (DMR - 2008, 2010; 1500m - 2011)…Four-time league
runner-up…Three-time Penn Relays champion…School record-holder with
outdoor DMR (2008)…Two-time SEC Academic Honor Roll.
2011: Honors – USTFCCCA Indoor All-America First Team with DMR and second
team outdoors with 1500m…All-SEC First Team indoors (DMR) and outdoors
(1500m)…SEC Academic Honor Roll…Indoors – Placed third in the 3000m in
9:26.75 at the SEC Indoor Championships…Ran on UT’s meet-record-setting
distance medley relay quartet at SEC Indoors (11:05.37) and eighth-place effort
at NCAAs (11:07.86)…Won 1000m at the Penn State National (2:48.46)…Had a
season-best 4:44.14 to place second in the championship division mile at New
Balance Collegiate Invitational…Outdoors – SEC champion in the 1500 meters in
4:25.75 after running a season best in the prelims at 4:19.49…Placed third in the
SEC 5000 meters in 16:32.98…Had her career best in that event at the Stanford
Invitational, covering the distance in 16:14.89 to place 10th in section one…
Finished 12th in the 1500m at the NCAA meet, logging a 4:22.50 in the final after
advancing on appeal to that round after getting tripped up in the prelims…
Competed in the USA Championships and ran 4:21.20 in the first round…Won the
800m at the UT-UCLA Dual, navigating the distance in a meet-record 2:09.09…Ran
on Tennessee’s runner-up DMR and third-place 4x800m units at the Penn Relays
and victorious DMR at the Sea Ray Relays…2010: Honors – USTFCCCA Indoor AllAmerican with DMR...All-SEC Indoor (mile, 3000m) and Outdoor (1500m, 5000m)
Second Team...SEC Academic Honor Roll...Most Improved Lady Vol Outdoor
Athlete of the Year...Indoors – NCAA champion with the DMR for the second time in
her career, anchoring UT to a dramatic win over Oregon and a time of 10:58.37...J.J.
Clark’s movement of Brittany from opener to closer for the race was questioned
by the media, but she held off Oregon’s anchor to prove her coach right...Ran
a mile/3000m double at the SEC meet and secured runner-up status in each,
running times of 4:43.56 and 9:26.63...The latter was a PR...Ran her mile career
best of 4:43.05 to win at the Texas A&M Challenge...Outdoors – Secured second
place in the 1500m (4:19.34) and 5000m (16:21.03) on her own track at the SEC
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
 Indoors
400m..................................................................................................................55.88 (2011)
800m............................................................................................................. 2:08.02 (2011)
 Outdoors
200m......................................................................................................................24.44 (H.S.)
400m......................................................................................................................54.20 (H.S.)
800m............................................................................................................. 2:07.97 (2011)
MEET
THE TEAM
PERSONAL BESTS
COACHES
& STAFF
5-3 • So./So.
St. Louis, Mo.
McCluer South-Berkeley H.S.
SEASON
PREVIEW
KIANNA RUFF
43
Outdoor Championships, notching PRs in each race...Lowered her PR in the 1500m
to 4:18.74 at the NCAA East Preliminary Round, easily qualifying for the NCAA meet
as one of the nation’s leaders...Running well in the prelims at the national meet,
Brittany got caught up in a tight pack and took a tumble...That mishap prevented
her from advancing...Had PR of
2:06.86 to take second in the 800
at the Sea Ray Relays...Contributed
to all three of UT’s triumphs at the
Penn Relays, including the distance
medley, 4x800m and and 4x1500m
relays.
2009: Indoors – Saw action in two
indoor meets before redshirting...
Before shutting down, she notched
a 3000m personal record indoors
(9:38.67) in the season-opening
Kentucky Invitational...Outdoors – Did
not compete.
2008: Honors – Named a USTFCCCA
Indoor All-American and chosen to
All-SEC Indoor First Team and SEC
Indoor and Outdoor All-Freshman
Teams...Indoors – Indoors, Brittany
ran the opening leg as UT’s DMR won
the SEC crown for the second straight
season in 11:26.26 and took the
NCAA crown in a then-school-record
11:01.97...Placed fourth in the mile at SEC Indoors in a then-career-best 4:47.26...
Logged an 800m PR of 2:08.85 at the Penn State National and had a 3000m season
best of 9:38.76 to take third at the Kentucky Invitational...Outdoors – Scored at the
SEC meet in the 1500m by taking fifth in 4:25.76...Qualified for the NCAA Mideast
Regional and finished 12th in 4:38.04...Career best at the time of 4:24.60 came in a
runner-up finish at the Vanderbilt Invitational...Was a member of three runner-up
efforts at the Penn Relays, including the 4x800m, 4x1500m and distance medley
relays...The DMR unit posted a school record of 10:50.51 at that meet.
HIGH SCHOOL: Was an All-American indoors in 2006 and earned all-state acclaim
as the state champion in both the 1000m (2006) and 1500m (2005) runs...Outdoors,
Brittany was all-state in 2004 after winning a state title in the 800m and in 2005
after claiming the state crown in the 1500m...Took second in 2007 at the state
indoor meet, running 2:55.07 in the 1000m...Ranked fourth on Track & Field
News’ indoor prep list in the 800m at 2:10.77...Placed fifth in the 1500m at 2007
state outdoor meet in 4:40.05...Was ninth in the 800m at the 2007 Nike Outdoor
Nationals in 2:09.15...Prep bests on the track include 2:09.01 for 800m, 2:49.48 for
1000m (Suffolk County and national sophomore record), 4:26.13 for 1500m (Suffolk
County record) and 4:50.10 for the mile (Suffolk County indoor record).
PERSONAL: Born on Dec. 18, 1988, in Hempstead, N.Y....Graduated with a degree
in political science…Pursuing her master’s in agricultural leadership...Parents are
William and Patricia Sheffey...Has five siblings: Paxton, William, Angel, Patricia and
Yahannah…Recipient of the Smolik Family Track & Field Scholarship Endowment.
SHEFFEY’S NCAA/SEC SCORING
 NCAA SCORING
2008 Indoor DMR.........................................................................................1st, 11:01.97
2010 Indoor DMR.........................................................................................1st, 10:58.37
2011 Indoor DMR........................................................................................8th, 11:07.86
 SEC SCORING
2008 Indoor DMR.........................................................................................1st, 11:26.26
2008 Indoor Mile..............................................................................................4th, 4:47.26
2008 Outdoor 1500m..................................................................................5th, 4:25.76
2010 Indoor Mile............................................................................................ 2nd, 4:43.56
2010 Indoor 3000m.................................................................................... 2nd, 9:26.63
2010 Outdoor 1500m................................................................................ 2nd, 4:19.34
2010 Outdoor 5000m.............................................................................2nd, 16:21.93
2011 Indoor DMR.........................................................................................1st, 11:05.37
2011 Indoor 3000m......................................................................................3rd, 9:26.75
2011 Outdoor 1500m..................................................................................1st, 4:25.75
2011 Outdoor 5000m..............................................................................3rd, 16:32.98
NIJGIA SNAPP
5-5 • Jr./Jr.
Mays Landing, N.J.
Oakcrest H.S./Seton Hall
PERSONAL BESTS
 Indoors
400m.......................................................................................................................54.91 (H.S.)
800m...............................................................................................................2:07.16 (2011)
 Outdoors
400m.......................................................................................................................53.64 (H.S.)
800m...............................................................................................................2:10.17 (2011)
1500m............................................................................................................4:43.77 (2011)
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Three-time USTFCCCA All-American in 2011, including firstteam indoors with the DMR and 4x400m relays and second-team outdoors with the
4x4…Two-time NCAA and SEC scorer in 2011.
Ellen Wortham encourages UT student-athletes during a break in the SEC Indoor pentathlon last season.
44
2011: Honors – USTFCCCA All-American, including first-team indoors with the DMR
and 4x400m relays and second-team outdoors with the 4x4…Indoors – Placed fifth
in the 800m at SEC Indoors with a 2:07.69 readout…Ran a career-best clocking
of 2:07.16 to finish second at the Texas A&M Challenge…Her 1:10.92, first-place
effort in the 500m at the Penn State National ranks as the fourth-fastest time
ever run by a Lady Vol…Ran on UT’s fifth-place 4x400m relay unit (3:36.16) at the
SEC meet…Member of Big Orange DMR that finished eighth at NCAA Indoors in
11:07.86 and ninth in the 4x4 (3:35.21), earning All-America honors with each…
Outdoors – Battled an injury but wound up a member of Tennessee’s seventh-place
NCAA 4x400m relay unit (3:32.15), collecting her third All-America citation of the
campaign…Ran on UT’s third-place 4x800m tandem at the Penn Relays…Logged
an outdoor PR of 2:10.17 in the 800 but did not advance to the SEC final…Finished
fifth in the 1500m at the UT-UCLA Dual, checking in with a personal-best time of
4:43.77.
in Nashville, Tenn....Majoring in
psychology...Parents are David
and Michelle Sweeney... Has one
sister, Alyssa.
 SEC SCORING
2011 Indoor 800m..........................................................................................5th, 2:07.69
2011 Indoor 4x400mR................................................................................5th, 3:36.16
ELIZABETH TILLER
5-7 • Sr./Sr.
Tuscaloosa, Ala.
American Christian Academy
Distance
KIRSTYN SWEENEY
5-9 • Jr./Jr.
Nashville, Tenn.
David Lipscomb H.S.
Multi-Events
PERSONAL BESTS
 Indoors
Pentathlon...........................................................................................................3,057 (H.S.)
60mH......................................................................................................................... 9.66 (H.S.)
 Outdoors
Heptathlon..........................................................................................................4,026 (H.S.)
100mH..................................................................................................................15.38 (H.S.)
400mH......................................................................................................... 1:03.56 (2011)
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll.
2011: Honors – Named to SEC Academic Honor Roll…Indoors – Lowered her indoor
200m and 400m personal bests to 27.50 and 59.79, respectively, at the Penn State
National…Ran the 400m at SEC Indoors but did not advance…Outdoors – Focused
on the hurdles outdoors…Ran 15.49 in the 100m hurdles at the Sea Ray Relays…Ran
two PRs in the 400m hurdles, including 1:03.56 at the Sea Ray Relays…Competed
in the longer hurdles event at SECs but did not advance…Anchored Tennessee to
victory in the shuttle hurdle relay at Sea Rays, crossing the line in 58.63.
2010: Indoors – Attempted her first pentathlon at the Penn State National but
had to withdraw from that competition due to injury...Did card a season-best 9.69
PERSONAL BESTS
 Indoors
Mile.................................................................................................................. 5:40.54 (2010)
3000m.......................................................................................................10:33.35 (2011)
5000m.......................................................................................................18:34.75 (2011)
 Outdoors
1500m.......................................................................................................... 5:07.87 (2011)
3000m.......................................................................................................11:08.85 (2011)
5000m.......................................................................................................19:01.73 (2010)
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Three-time member of SEC Academic Honor Roll…2011
Capital One Academic All-District IV Cross Country/Track & Field Second
Team…2011 SEC Track & Field Community Service Team…2011 Volscars Helen B.
Watson Female Scholar-Athlete…2011 Dr. Jack Chesney Award for outstanding
community service by a Lady Vol.
2011: Honors – Named to SEC Academic Honor Roll...Named to Capital One
Academic All-District IV Cross Country/Track & Field Second Team…Chosen for
SEC Track & Field Community Service Team…Volscars Helen B. Watson Female
Scholar-Athlete… Dr. Jack Chesney Award for outstanding community service by
a Lady Vol…Indoors – Lowered her indoor career best in the 3000m to 10:33.35 at
the Texas A&M Challenge…Dropped her indoor 5000m PR to 18:34.75 at the SEC
Championships, finishing 17th…Outdoors – Two-event scorer for Tennessee at the
UT-UCLA Dual with career-best times in each…Lowered her PR in the 1500m to
5:07.87 to place seventh and improved her outdoor 3000m clocking to 11:08.85
to wind up eighth.
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
 NCAA SCORING
2011 Indoor DMR........................................................................................8th, 11:07.86
2011 Outdoor 4x400mR...........................................................................7th, 3:32.15
MEET
THE TEAM
SNAPP’S NCAA/SEC SCORING
COACHES
& STAFF
PERSONAL: Born July 22, 1991,
in Atlantic City, N.J....Majoring in
business...Parents are Joseph Snapp
Jr. and Tracey Miles...Her siblings are
Jordien Moore, Maureace Snapp and
Joseph Snapp III.
HIGH SCHOOL: 2009 and 2007
TSSAA Class A-AA state champion
and 2008 runner-up in the
pentathlon...State runner-up in
300m hurdles in 2008 and pole
vault in 2007...Three-time region
champion in pentathlon and
winner of 300m hurdles in 2008
and pole vault in 2007...Owns
school records in the pentathlon
(3,057), pole vault (9-6), 4x800m
relay (9:52.65), 300m hurdles
(46.59) and 100m hurdles (15.38)...
All-Metro in cross country in 2005
and 2006...Helped XC team win
state title in 2004...Also played
basketball and soccer for a year.
SEASON
PREVIEW
HIGH SCHOOL: Three-time high
school
All-American...Prep
PRs
included 53.64 for 400m, 2:10.57 for
800m and 4:57 for 1500m.
readout in the 60m hurdles before bowing out...Also had a 9.77 effort in the
60m hurdles at the Kentucky Invitational...Outdoors – Ran the 400m hurdles on
six occasions and posted improvements in four of those...Her latest personal
record of 1:05.15 came in the SEC prelims...Ran 1:05.40 the weekend before at
the Tennessee Invitational...Threw the javelin 93-2 at the Tennessee Invitational
as well.
GENERAL
INFO.
AT SETON HALL: Swept 4x400m relay
BIG EAST titles before the program was
eliminated after 2010 season...Ran a
53.97 400m to take second at BIG EAST
Outdoors...Placed second indoors
(55.06)...Also finished eighth indoors in
the 800m...Was an NCAA outdoor 4x4
qualifier...Ran an indoor PR 2:08.80 in
the 800m at the ECAC Championships.
2010: Honors – Named to SEC Academic Honor Roll...Indoors – Ran time of 19:21.03
45
to finish 12th in the 5000m at the SEC meet...Posted a PR of 19:04.30 earlier in the
year at the Hokie Invitational...Lowered best in 3K to 10:58.07 at the Texas A&M
Challenge...Outdoors – Carded an indoor 5K PR of 19:01.73 at the FSU Relays...
Lowered her 1500m mark to 5:10.79 at Tennessee Inv.
of Arts & Sciences…Interested in
majoring in psychology...Parents are
Mark and Glynis Townsend.
2009: Honors – Named to the SEC
Freshman Academic Honor Roll...
Indoors – Competed in one indoor
meet, running the 3000m in 11:48.70
at Penn State...Outdoors – Improved
her 3,000m time 19 seconds from
the indoor to outdoor seasons to
11:29.72...Ran 20:00.05 in the 5K at
the Sea Ray Relays.
HIGH SCHOOL: Six-time 2A all-state
honoree, earning recognition her
final three years with the 4x800m
relay team, her sophomore and
junior years in the 3200m and as a
sophomore in the 1600m...The 4x8
won state titles in 2007 and 2008...
Earned all-state acclaim in cross
country in her final three seasons
there.
in Northport, Ala....Working on
double major in Spanish and public
administration...Parents are Charles and Debbie Tiller...Has one brother, Eric...Came
to UT in the inaugural 15-member class of Haslam Scholars, a premier honors
program aimed at attracting the nation’s top students to campus...She joins
teammate Chelsea Knotts in that esteemed group...Also the recipient of the 2008
Peyton Manning Scholarship.
JAZMEN TOWNSEND
5-9 • So./So.
Chesapeake, Va.
Grassfield H.S.
Jumps/Sprints
PERSONAL BESTS
 Indoors
Long Jump..........................................................................................19-4/5.89m (H.S.)
 Outdoors
100m.......................................................................................................................12.12 (H.S.)
200m.......................................................................................................................24.92 (H.S.)
400m.......................................................................................................................59.21 (H.S.)
Long Jump......................................................................................19-11/6.07m (H.S.)
2011: Indoors – Season best of 18-0 ¼ indoors in the long jump came at the
Kentucky Invitational…Went 17-4 ¼ at the SEC meet…Outdoors – Placed fifth for
Tennessee in the long jump at the UT-UCLA Dual with an outdoor season-best
mark of 17-5 ½…Was seventh at that meet in the 200m, as well, posting a time of
26.30…Lowered her time to 25.95 at the Sea Ray Relays.
HIGH SCHOOL: Placed fourth in the long jump at the 2009 Nike Indoor Nationals
with an indoor best of 19-4...Sailed 19-5 3/4 in the long jump to win the Virginia
AAA State Championship in 2010...Finished second at the 2009 Virginia AAA State
Outdoor Championship in the long jump and was indoor state runner-up as well...
As a sophomore, she was state runner-up in 100m, third in 200 and sixth in long
jump...Helped 4x4 squad to victory at the 2010 Virginia Southeastern District
Championships and won the 200m (25.12) and took second in the 100m (12.54)...
Outdoor PR of 19-11 came at 2009 Landstown Invitational.
PERSONAL: Born Oct. 16, 1991, in Virginia Beach, Va....Enrolled in the College
46
ELLEN WORTHAM
5-10 • Sr./Sr.
Maryville, Tenn.
Maryville H.S.
Jumps/Hurdles/Sprints
PERSONAL BESTS
 Indoors
Pentathlon........................................................................................................ 4,042 (2011)
60mH.......................................................................................................................8.46 (2011)
High Jump.................................................................................. 5-7.75/1.72m (2011)
Long Jump...................................................................................19-3.50/5.88 (2010)
 Outdoors
100mH............................................................................................................... 13.76 (2011)
400mH............................................................................................................... 55.70 (2011)
High Jump..............................................................................................5-7/1.70m (H.S.)
Long Jump.......................................................................... 19-10.25/6.05m (2010)
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Six-time USTFCCCA All-American...NCAA Indoor Champion
in DMR (2010)…SEC Indoor Champion with DMR (2009) and outdoor victor in
400m hurdles (2011)…15-time SEC scorer and three-time All-SEC honoree...2010
USA Outdoor Championships 400mH finalist, placing eighth…2011 Sea Ray Relays
Tony Wilson Award winner for women’s running events…Three-time USTFCCCA
All-Academic and SEC Academic Honor Roll recipient…2011 Capital One Academic
All-District IV Second Team.
2011: Honors – Earned USTFCCCA Indoor (1st team – pentathlon, DMR) and
Outdoor (1st team – 4x400mR, 2nd team – 400mH) All-America recognition…
All-SEC Outdoor First Team (400mH)…Sea Ray Relays Tony Wilson Award for
women’s running events…Lady Vol Most Valuable Field Athlete…Winner of Ilrey
Oliver Sparks Memorial Award, which goes to the Lady Vols’ toughest competitor...
USTFCCCA All-Academic Track & Field and SEC Academic Honor Roll…Capital One
Academic All-District IV Second Team…Indoors – Tallied a career-best score of 4,042
to finish eighth in the pentathlon at the NCAA Championships…Had a career-best
8.46 60m hurdles effort to fuel that…That was the third best score in UT history…
Took third in that event at the SEC meet, accumulating 3,977 points, aided by 8.47
count in the hurdles and a 2:16.57 readout in the 800m…Also finished sixth in the
open high jump (5-6) and ran on the Big Orange’s fifth-place 4x400m relay unit
(3:36.16) at the league meet…At NCAAs, she also aided the squad’s eighth-place
DMR unit (11:07.86)…Finished second in the pentathlon with 3,983 points at the
HIGH SCHOOL: Earned all-state honors 14 times during her prep career...Collected
five all-state citations as a senior...Was the 2008 TSSAA Class AAA pentathlon
champion with 3,493 points and the high jump victor as well at 5-6...Finished
second in the long jump at 18-3 and in the 300m hurdles at 42.07...Additionally, she
anchored Maryville’s 4x400m relay tandem to second place as the Rebels managed
a third-place team finish due, in large part, to her efforts...Her 300m hurdles mark
ranked her ninth on Track & Field News’ national prep list for 2008, while her 1910 mark in the long jump placed her sixth best on the publication’s wind-aided
jumps list...Earned four all-state accolades as a junior, taking second in the 300m
hurdles and adding third-place outcomes in the pentathlon and long jump and a
fourth-place finish in the 100m hurdles at the state meet...Three-time all-stater in
2006, taking second in the high jump, third in the 300m hurdles and fourth in the
long jump...Finished eighth in the pentathlon and fifth in the 300m hurdles as a
freshman to collect her first two all-state nods...School record-holder in the long
2010 Indoor DMR....................................................................................1st, 10:58.37
 SEC SCORING
2009 Indoor DMR....................................................................................1st, 11:23.43
2009 Indoor Pentathlon..............................................................................5th, 3,736
2009 Outdoor 4x400mR......................................................................4th, 3:38.41
2009 Outdoor 400mH.................................................................................5th, 59.08
2010 Indoor 4x400mR...........................................................................6th, 3:39.79
2010 Outdoor 400mH............................................................................... 2nd, 57.77
2010 Outdoor 4x400mR......................................................................5th, 3:36.54
2011 Indoor Pentathlon..............................................................................3rd, 3,977
2011 Indoor 4x400mR...........................................................................5th, 3:36.16
2011 Indoor High Jump................................................................6th, 5-6/1.68m
2011 Outdoor 400mH.................................................................................1st, 55.70
2011 Outdoor 4x100mR...........................................................................6th, 44.73
2011 Outdoor 4x400mR......................................................................7th, 3:38.62
2011 Outdoor Long Jump............................................4th, 19-11.75/6.09m
AMBER ZIMMERMAN
5-5 • So./So.
Knoxville, Tenn.
Webb School
Distance
PERSONAL BESTS
 Indoors
Mile.................................................................................................................. 5:02.31 (2011)
3000m.......................................................................................................10:10.36 (2011)
 Outdoors
1500m.......................................................................................................... 4:41.21 (2011)
3000m.......................................................................................................10:08.31 (2011)
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
2009: Honors – Earned USTFCCCA Outdoor All-America honors with 4x100m relay...
SEC Indoor Co-Freshman of the Year...All-SEC Indoor First Team (DMR)...SEC Indoor
(DMR/pentathlon) and Outdoor (400mH) All-Freshman Team...Named to SEC
Freshman Academic Honor Roll and USTFCCCA All-Academic Track & Field Team...
Indoors – Fifth at SEC Indoors in pentathlon with a personal-record score of 3,736...
Ran 400m leg on UT’s SEC Indoor champion DMR and placed ninth in the high
jump...Made trip to NCAA Indoor meet as alternate with distance medley relay...Got
her indoor high jump PR in New York City, taking second with a leap of 5-7 3/4 at the
New Balance Collegiate Invitational...Outdoors – Ran third leg of UT’s seventh-place
NCAA 4x100m relay team (44.05)...Regional qualifier in 400m hurdles as well as with
4x100m and 4x400m relays...Placed fifth in the 400m hurdles at the SEC Outdoor
meet with a then-career-best 59.08 readout...Ran on Lady Vols’ fifth-place 4x100m
baton event effort at Penn Relays.
 NCAA SCORING
2009 Outdoor 4x100mR...........................................................................7th, 44.05
MEET
THE TEAM
2011 Indoor DMR................................................................................... 8th, 11:07.86
2011 Outdoor 4x400mR......................................................................7th, 3:32.15
WORTHAM’S NCAA/SEC SCORING
COACHES
& STAFF
2010: Honors – Earned USTFCCCA
Indoor All-America and All-SEC Indoor
Second Team honors...Chosen for
Ilrey Oliver Sparks Memorial Award,
which goes to the Lady Vols’ toughest
competitor...Made the USTFCCCA
All-Academic Team and the SEC
Academic Honor Roll...Indoors – Won
an NCAA Indoor title with UT’s DMR
unit, handling the 400 leg on a group
that ran 10:58.37...Scored twice for her
squad at the SEC Indoor meet, taking
fourth in the pentathlon with a score
of 3,863 and aiding the 4x400m relay
to a sixth-place time of 3:39.79...Posted
PRs and was team’s top performer in
the 60m (7.56), 60m hurdles (8.58)
and 400m (55.04)...Outdoors – Reeled
off a then-career-best time of 57.77 to
place second in the 400m hurdles at
the SEC Outdoor Championships on
her home track...Handled a leg of UT’s fifth-place 4x4 unit (3:36.54) at that meet as
well...Continued to develop in the 400 hurdles, lowering her PR to 57.55 at the NCAA
East Preliminary Round and qualifying for the NCAA meet...Did not advance out of
the prelims in Eugene, though...Also ran the opening leg for UT’s 4x4, which did
not advance past the semifinal round...Closed out her season at the USA Outdoor
Championships, where she lowered her PR in the 400m hurdles to 56.83 in the
semifinals and impressively qualified for the final...Wound up eighth after running
58.81 in the “money race”...Earlier in the season, at the Penn Relays, she handled the
400 leg for UT’s victorious distance medley relay.
PERSONAL: Born Jan. 5, 1990, in Memphis, Tenn....Majoring in psychology...
Parents are Tom and Donna Wortham...Recipient of the Doug and Ruby Ketner
Women’s Athletic Endowed Scholarship.
SEASON
PREVIEW
jump and 100- and 300-meter hurdles...PRs included 3,493 (pentathlon), 5-7 (high
jump), 18-7 (long jump), 14.37 (100m hurdles), 42.07 (300m hurdles) 63.79 (400m
hurdles) and 60m hurdles (9.04).
GENERAL
INFO.
Penn State National…Ran career bests of 54.36 in the 400m and 7.56 in the 60m
at the Texas A&M Challenge…Outdoors – Solidified herself as one of the nation’s
best 400m hurdlers, winning the SEC title in dramatic, come-from-behind fashion
for a career-best readout of 55.70…That performance ranks No. 2 in school history…
She also won titles at the UCF Invitational, UT-UCLA Dual (meet-record 56.62),
Sea Ray Relays and Vanderbilt Invitational…Reeled off eight-straight wins in that
event during the season before finishing fourth in her heat and not advancing to
the final at the NCAA meet…Qualified for the USA Championships and advanced
to the semifinal round…Finished fourth in the long jump at the SEC meet, soaring
to a barely-wind-aided 19-11 ¾…Was a baton-event contributor, as well, to UT’s
sixth-place finish in the 4x100m (44.73) and 4x400m (3:38.62) relays at the league
meet…At NCAAs, she ran on Tennessee’s seventh-place 4x4 (3:32.15)…Won the
400m hurdles, was fifth in 100m hurdles in a career-best 13.76 and assisted on UT’s
victorious 4x1, 4x4 and shuttle hurdle relays at the Sea Ray Relays to earn the Tony
Wilson Award for women’s running
events…On runner-up DMR unit at
Penn Relays.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Member of 2011 SEC Academic Honor Roll.
2011: Honors – Named to SEC Academic Honor Roll...Indoors – Competed in four
individual races indoors, lowering her PRs in the mile and 3000m…Dropped her
mile best to 5:02.31 at the Penn State National…Ran 5:04.29 to place 16th at the
47
SEC meet…Finished fifth in the college division of the 3000m at the New Balance
Collegiate Invitational in a time of 10:10.36…Outdoors – Posted a lifetime best
in the 3000m to finish second in 10:08.31 at the UT-UCLA Dual…Posted a trio of
1500m run PRs, the lowest a 4:41.21 effort in the SEC prelims…Ran on Tennessee’s
third place DMR (12:04.59) at the Sea Ray Relays.
HIGH SCHOOL: On the track, she won state titles in 2007 in the 1600m, 3200m
and 4x800m relay...Was third in the 1600m and fifth in the 800m at the 2010
TSSAA Division II Championships...Named All-KIL (800m/1600m) and chosen to
the Knoxville News-Sentinel’s PrepXtra Second Team as a senior...Best prep times
included 5:12.22 for 1600m, 11:18.43 for 3200m and 11:15.35 for two miles...Won
TSSAA State Cross Country Division II A Championships in 2006 and 2009, and was
the runner-up in 2007 and 2008...Career best time on the course for 5K is 18:12.00
(25th, 2008 Foot Locker South Regional)...Was 30th at that meet in 2008.
PERSONAL: Born Sept. 15, 1992, in Plano, Texas....Majoring in kinesiology...Parents
are Lesli Rowan and John Zimmerman...Has five siblings: Mike, David and Ariel
Zimmerman, Sean Zimmerman-Wall and Sharon Gandy.
The Lady Volunteers cheer on their teammates at the 2011 Southeastern Conference Indoor Track & Field Championships in Fayetteville, Ark.
48
LADY VOLUNTEER NEWCOMERS
5-9 • Fr./Fr.
Greenbelt, Md.
Eleanor Roosevelt H.S.
Middle Distance
 Indoors
Pole Vault.........................................................................................10-6/3.20m (2011)
 Outdoors
Pole Vault.................................................................................12-1.50/3.69m (2011)
 Indoors
800m.................................................................................................................2:14.9 (2009)
Mile.................................................................................................................. 5:08.50 (2009)
 Outdoors
800m............................................................................................................. 2:11.30 (2009)
1600m.......................................................................................................... 5:00.48 (2009)
HIGH SCHOOL: Was the 2011 AAA state pole vault champion with a clearance of 11
feet, six inches…Set the Tennessee high school record at 12-1 ½ as a senior at the
Metro 8 meet…Won the vault with 11-6 marks at the Volunteer Track Classic and the
AAU Area 5 meet in 2011…That height earned her seventh place at the 2011 AAU
Junior Olympic Games…Finished sixth at 2010 AAA state meet…Indoor PR came at
the 2011 UK High School Invitational, where she was fourth…Also competed on her
high school’s soccer team four seasons and was captain for two years…Named Most
Athletic in the CHS Class of 2011.
PERSONAL: Born Sept. 25, 1992, in Knoxville, Tenn….Enrolled in the College of Arts &
Sciences…Is interested in kinesiology…Parents are Jackie and Monnie Champion…
Has two siblings: Elyssa and Eric…Lists endurance horse racing as a hobby…Was
coached by former UT standout and 2004 Olympic gold medalist Tim Mack.
HIGH SCHOOL: Seven-time state champ on the oval, winning 1600m indoors in
2008, 2009 and 2011 and outdoors in 2009…Swept the 800m crowns indoors and
out in 2009 and added a 4x800m victory in 2008…Named to the Prince George’s
County-Gazette All-Decade Team…Ran a 2:08.6 4x800m split at Penn Relays as
a freshman and was on No. 3 all-time sprint medley relay at 2009 Nike Outdoor
Nationals…All-county all four years…Was 2010 Prince George’s County and 4A
South Regional champion in cross country.
PERSONAL: Born Feb. 15, 1993, in Houston Texas…Enrolled in the College of Arts
& Sciences…Interested in advertising as a major…Parents are Gregory Johnson
Sr. and Donna Johnson…Has four siblings: Marcus, Mikaela, Gregory Jr. and
Adrienne…Her father was her prep coach.
LIZZIE CORNELL
PATAVIA LOWERY
5-5 • Fr./Fr.
Virginia Beach, Va.
Princess Anne H.S.
Distance
5-5 • So./So.
Knoxville, Tenn.
West H.S./South Carolina State
Middle Distance
PERSONAL BESTS
PERSONAL BESTS
 Indoors
1000m.......................................................................................................... 2:58.37 (2011)
3200m.......................................................................................................11:07.73 (2011)
 Outdoors
1500m.................................................................................................................. 4:40 (2010)
1600m.......................................................................................................... 5:07.31 (2010)
 Indoors
800m............................................................................................................. 2:18.10 (2010)
3000m.......................................................................................................11:01.64 (2011)
 Outdoors
800m............................................................................................................. 2:15.43 (2010)
1500m.......................................................................................................... 4:58.42 (2011)
HIGH SCHOOL: Four-time all-district honoree on the oval indoors, adding all-region
kudos in 2009 and 2010 and all-state acclaim in 2010…Outdoors, she was all-district
from 2008 to 2010 and added all-region distinction in 2009 and 2010…Injured
during 2011 track & field season…All state in cross country in 2010 and was alldistrict and all-region from 2008 to 2010…She was the first woman in PAHS’s 50-year
history to earn all-state in cross country…Career bests include 4:40 for 1500m, 5:04
for 1600m and 18:25 for 5K in cross country…Member of National Honor Society.
SOUTH CAROLINA STATE (2010-11): Finished 14th in the 1500m at the MEAC
Outdoor Championships in 5:02.63…Sixth in the unseeded 1500m at Sea Ray
Relays in a career-best 4:58.42…Made All-MEAC in cross country in 2010 after
finishing 13th in a career-best 19:05.60 at the 5K league championship meet…
Helped the Lady Bulldogs finish second in the team standings…Also made the
All-MEAC Academic Team…Was SCSU’s third finisher and 223rd overall in a 6K
personal best of 24:32.26 at the NCAA Southeast Regional.
PERSONAL: Born June 4, 1992, in Los Angeles, Calif….Enrolled in the College of
Arts & Sciences…Interested in business/logistics as a major…Parents are Lewis and
Pamela Cornell…Has an older sister, Marjorie…Lists surfing as one of her hobbies.
HIGH SCHOOL: TSSAA AAA state champion in the 800m…All-state in track and
cross country as a senior… 2010 Knoxville Sports Hall of Fame Female High
School Athlete of the Year…Ran 800m career best of 2:15.43 at 2010 New Balance
Outdoor Nationals…KIL champion at 800m and fourth in 1600m.
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
PERSONAL BESTS
MEET
THE TEAM
PERSONAL BESTS
COACHES
& STAFF
5-3 • Fr./Fr.
Clinton, Tenn.
Clinton H.S.
Pole Vault
SEASON
PREVIEW
AMIRAH JOHNSON
GENERAL
INFO.
ERIN CHAMPION
49
LADY VOLUNTEER NEWCOMERS
PERSONAL: Born Sept. 12, 1991, in Knoxville...Majoring in communications…
Parents are Darryl Lowery and Pamela Mayfield…Siblings include Charles and
Kristin Mayfield.
JULIA PETREE
5-6 • Fr./Fr.
Maryville, Tenn.
Maryville H.S.
KASHA McDOUGALD
5-7 • Fr./Fr.
Junction City, Kan.
Junction City H.S.
Hurdles/Jumps
PERSONAL BESTS
 Indoors
55mH......................................................................................................................8.22 (2011)
60mH......................................................................................................................8.80 (2010)
Long Jump.....................................................................................18-2/5.53m (2010)
 Outdoors
100mH..............................................................................................................13.84 (2011)
Long Jump.....................................................................................18-6/5.64m (2009)
Triple Jump.................................................................................38-3/11.65m (2010)
HIGH SCHOOL: Two-time state and regional champion in the 100m hurdles and a
state winner with her school’s 4x100m relay…Two-time league victor in the 100m
hurdles, 300m hurdles, long jump and triple jump…Ran a 13.69 in the 100m hurdles
with no wind reading available…Official PR is 13.84…Holds school records in the
100m hurdles, triple jump and 4x100m relay…Recipient of the Komomantyns
(Black Student Union) Scholarship.
PERSONAL: Born March 8, 1993, in Honolulu, Hawaii…Enrolled in the College
of Arts & Sciences...Interested in pursuing a degree in criminal justice...Has two
siblings, DeAngela, and Forika, who compete on the track teams at Auburn and
UMKC, respectively...Her parents are Forika and Fawn McDougald, both of whom
ran track at Auburn.
PERSONAL BESTS
 Indoors
60m...........................................................................................................................7.99 (2009)
200m................................................................................................................... 25.47 (2011)
400m................................................................................................................... 57.73 (2010)
 Outdoors
100m................................................................................................................... 12.06 (2010)
200m................................................................................................................... 24.95 (2011)
400m................................................................................................................... 55.63 (2009)
800m...............................................................................................................2:25.29 (2011)
HIGH SCHOOL: All-state performer on the oval all four years at MHS…Won AAA
state title in the 400m in 2009…She was second in the 400m and 100m in 2010, and
third in the 100m in 2011…Finished third in the 400m at AAU Indoor Nationals in
2011…Owns Maryville High School records in the 100m and 400m as well as with
the 4x200m and 4x400m relays…Ran 21:37.70 for 5K in cross country.
PERSONAL: Born March 12, 1993, in Maryville...Enrolled in the College of Arts &
Sciences…Interested in elementary education…Parents are Stanley Petree and
Caroline Petree…Has a younger brother, Andrew…Joined former MHS alums
Jordan Chaney and Ellen Wortham in the track program at UT.
ASHLEY WENGERTER
5-8 • Fr./Fr.
Spring Hill, Tenn.
Independence H.S.
Multis/High Jump
PERSONAL BESTS
 Indoors
N/A
 Outdoors
Pentathlon............................................................................................................................2,833
High Jump..............................................................................................................5-6/1.68m
HIGH SCHOOL: Finished sixth in the high jump (5-4) at the 2011 TSSAA Class AAA
state meet and was eighth in the pentathlon with a career-best score of 2,833…
Was TSSAA Region 3 high jump champion in 2010 and 2011… Cleared 5-6 at the
2011 Section 3 South Sub-Sectional…Earned National Silver Elite honors for high
jump…Other personal bests include 16-6 ¾ in the long jump and 25-1 ¼ in the
shot…Member of High Honor Roll and National Technical Honors Society at IHS.
PERSONAL: Born July 1, 1993, in West Allis, Wis....Enrolled in the College of Arts
& Sciences…Interested in nursing as a major…Parents are Clark and Carie
Wengerter…Has an older sister, BriAnne…Wears Spider-Man socks when she
competes.
Chelsea Knotts, Kelsey Kane and Ramzee Fondren enjoy a humorous moment at the 2011 Sea Ray Relays.
50
MEET
THE VOLS
VOLUNTEER RETURNEES
TERRY BENSON
JOE BERRY
6-3 • 145 • Sr./Sr.
Las Vegas, Nev.
Rancho H.S./Central Arizona
Hurdles
5-11 • 172 • --/Sr.
Horsham, Pa.
Hatboro-Horsham
Pole Vault
PERSONAL RECORDS
PERSONAL RECORDS
 Indoors
60mH.......................................................................................................................8.15 (2011)
400m................................................................................................................... 49.51 (2011)
 Outdoors
110mH............................................................................................................... 14.28 (2011)
400mH............................................................................................................... 52.14 (2011)
 Indoors
Pole Vault..................................................................................17-8.50/5.40m (2011)
 Outdoors
Pole Vault..........................................................................................17-9/5.41m (2008)
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: 2011 All-SEC Indoor Second Team (DMR).
2011: Honors – All-SEC Indoor Second Team (DMR)…Indoors – Scored in two
events at the SEC Indoor meet, taking eighth in the 60m hurdles in 8.21…Also
helped the distance medley relay to a runner-up finish, running the 400m leg and
aiding the tandem to a season-best 9:47.45 readout…Ran his 60m hurdles PR of
8.15 in the SEC prelims…Ran on UT’s
distance medley and 4x400m relays
at the New Balance meet in New York,
assisting UT to sixth in the first and to
seventh in the latter…Outdoors – Was
a two-event winner for the Vols at the
UT-UCLA dual meet, taking the 400m
hurdles in a career-best 52.14 and the
110m hurdles in 14.63…Just missed
making the SEC finals in the 110m
hurdles, finishing ninth in the prelims
in 14.60…Ran his 110m hurdles
personal best at the Sea Ray Relays,
taking seventh in 14.28.
AT CENTRAL ARIZONA COLLEGE:
Finished third in the 110 and 400m
hurdles at the 2009 NJCAA Region I
Championships in 14.76 and 52.85,
respectively...The 400mH time was a
PR...Clicked over the 110m hurdles in
a personal-best time of 14.40 to place
third at the 2010 Arizona Community
College Athletic Conference (ACCAC)
Championship Meet.
HIGH SCHOOL: Was third in the 110m hurdles in 14.76 as a senior at the 2008
Nevada 4A state meet...Logged a 39.38 readout in the 300m hurdles to post the No.
5 time in Nevada that season as well.
PERSONAL: Born June 15, 1990, in Las Vegas, Nev....Enrolled in the College of Arts
& Sciences...Interested in environmental studies as a major...Parents are Tracy and
Francine Benson...Godfather is Stacy Cooper...Siblings are Stacey, Tracy, Perry and
Johnnie.
BENSON’S SEC SCORING
 SEC SCORING
2011 Indoor DMR.......................................................................................... 2nd, 9:47.45
2011 Indoor 60mH.................................................................................................8th, 8.21
52
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Won five SEC pole vault titles (2008, 2009, 2011 outdoor &
2009, 2011 indoor) and scored seven times in conference action…Ranks second
to former U.S. Olympic silver medalist Lawrence Johnson (6) for most vault titles
in UT history…Five-time first-team All-SEC selection…2011 Vol Indoor Most
Improved Athlete and Vol Outdoor Most Valuable Athlete…Named 2008 SEC
Outdoor Freshman Field Athlete of the Year…2008 USA Junior outdoor pole vault
champion...Three-time SEC Academic Honor Roll member.
2011: Honors – First-team All-SEC
indoors and out…Vol Indoor Most
Improved Athlete and Vol Outdoor
Most Valuable Athlete…Indoors –
Bounced back from an injury-plagued
2010 outdoor season to win his fourth
overall SEC title in the pole vault and
second indoors, clearing 17-7 1/2 to
prevail…Made his season debut at the
New Balance Collegiate Invitational
and carded a career-best, sailing
over 17-8 ¾ to tie for second in the
championship division…That mark
tied him for eighth on UT’s all-time
performers list…Finished second at
the Texas A&M Challenge, navigating
16-9 ¾ in his only other indoor meet…
Outdoors – Flew over the bar at 17-8
¾ on a windy day in Athens, Ga., to
seize his third career SEC Outdoor title
and fifth overall league win…Second
at the UT-UCLA Dual, traversing 17-0
¾…Placed fifth at both the Penn
Relays and Sea Relays with identical
16-7 marks…Cleared that same mark
at the NCAA East Preliminary Round, but that wasn’t strong enough to advance to
nationals.
2010: Honors - Named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll…Indoors - Scored at the
SEC Championships in the pole vault with a clearance of 16-4 ¾ while tying for
eighth place...Met NCAA provisional mark in the pole vault in an eighth-place effort
at the Virginia Final Qualifier (17-1 ½) and a second-place finish at the New Balance
Collegiate Invitational (17-0 ¾)...His mark at the Virginia Final Qualifier was good for
the second-best individual height all season in the SEC...Outdoors - Redshirted after
battling injuries.
2009: Honors - Named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll…First-team All-SEC indoors
and out…Received Most Valuable Athlete Award (Field) and Volunteer Award,
which goes to the toughest competitor...Indoors - Won the pole vault at the SEC
Indoor Championships with a mark of 17-3…Took seventh in the pole vault with a
clearance of 17-0 ¾ at the New Balance Invitational…Outdoors - Earned his second
career trip to the NCAA Championships, finishing 25th in the pole vault at 16-2 ¾…
Finished ninth in the pole vault at the NCAA Mideast Regional with a mark of 16-7
¼ …Named first-team All-SEC after winning his third-consecutive conference title
in the pole vault at 17-7 ¾ during the SEC Outdoor Championships…Claimed a
VOLUNTEER RETURNEES
 SEC SCORING
2008 Indoor Pole Vault.......................................................2nd, 16-10.75/5.14m
2008 Outdoor Pole Vault.........................................................1st,17-2.75/5.25m
2009 Indoor Pole Vault.................................................................... 1st, 17-3/5.26m
2009 Outdoor Pole Vault....................................................... 1st, 17-7.75/5.38m
2010 Indoor Pole Vault..........................................................t8th, 16-4.75/5.00m
2011 Indoor Pole Vault............................................................ 1st, 17-7.50/5.37m
2011 Outdoor Pole Vault....................................................... 1st, 17-8.50/5.40m
 Indoors
Mile....................................................................................................................4:21.87 (2011)
3000m............................................................................................................8:14.85 (2011)
5000m........................................................................................................14:21.14 (2011)
 Outdoors
1500m............................................................................................................3:56.90 (2011)
3000m Steeplechase........................................................................9:40.28 (2010)
5000m........................................................................................................14:41.06 (2011)
10000m....................................................................................................30:00.33 (2011)
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Named to SEC Academic Honor Roll in 2010.
2011: Indoors – Scored in conference action for the first time in his career, placing
seventh at the SEC Indoor meet in the 5000 meters with a time of 14:23.61…
Logged his career best in that event at the New Balance Collegiate Invitational,
placing fifth in the championship division at 14:21.14…Registered his 3000m PR
of 8:14.85 to wind up fifth at the Texas A&M Challenge…Was 11th in the 3K at the
SEC meet, crossing the line in 8:23.04…Outdoors – Ran a lifetime best of 30:00.33
in the 10,000 meters at the Stanford Invitational to place 22nd in section two…
Finished 11th at SEC Outdoors in
that event at 31:47.34 and was
44th at the NCAA East Preliminary
Round in 31:33.80…Placed 26th
in the championship division of
the 5000m at the Penn Relays,
covering the distance in an
outdoor career best of 14:41.06.
2010: Honors - Named to the SEC
Academic Honor Roll…Indoors Notched a UT season best and a
then-indoor personal record in
the 5,000m at the New Balance
Collegiate Invitational with a time
of 14:30.02, placing ninth in the
championship division...Recorded
a fourth-place finish at the Texas
A&M Challenge in the 3,000m
with a then-career-topping
indoor time of 8:24.30...Outdoors
- Clocked UT’s second-best
individual mark and a then-career
best in the 10,000m with a time of
30:49.69 to finish ninth at the Sea
Ray Relays...Registered a personal-best time of 9:40.28 in the 3,000m steeplechase
in a 21st-place effort at the Pepsi Florida Relays...Posted a then-career-topping
time of 14:56.14 in the 5000m at the Penn Relays.
2009: Indoors - Redshirted…Outdoors - Redshirted...Competed twice unattached,
posting a time of 31:28.00 to finish sixth in the 10,000m at the Sea Ray Relays…
Also ran at the Smoky Mountain Twilight meet.
Joe Berry (center) celebrates with his teammates (from left) Robert Rasnick, Chase Brannon and Tyler Porter
after he won the pole vault at the 2011 SEC Indoor Championships.
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
BERRY’S SEC SCORING
PERSONAL BESTS
MEET
THE TEAM
PERSONAL: Born Feb. 17, 1989, in Abington, Pa….Majoring in biomedical
engineering...Parents are Joseph and Cynthia Berry...Family also includes sisters
Chelsea and Kylanne and brother Justin…Recipient of the Dr. Jim and Mary Lett
Scholarship Endowment and the William H. Suddarth Athletic Scholarship.
5-9 • 144 • Jr./Jr.
Downingtown, Pa.
Bishop Shanahan
Distance/Steeplechase
COACHES
& STAFF
HIGH SCHOOL: Holds school best and unofficial state record after clearing the bar
at 16-10 during the last dual meet of his senior year...Named 2007 state athlete of
the year...Broke a 16-year-old Penn Relays prep record with his 16-3 1/4 clearance...
Held both the state and district meet records with identical 16-3 vaults…His 16-6
mark while winning the AAU National Championships stood as the official state
record...Finished sixth in the pole vault with his 15-11 clearance at the 2007 USA
Outdoor Championships.
CHRIS BODARY
SEASON
PREVIEW
2008: Honors - Named to the SEC Freshman Academic Honor Roll…Named SEC
Outdoor Freshman Field Athlete of the Year after becoming the first rookie since
1997 to win a league pole vault title…Named to the SEC Indoor and Outdoor AllFreshman Teams...Earned SEC Freshman Field Athlete of the Week (4/8)...Indoors
- Named to SEC All-Freshman Team as the highest-finishing freshman in the pole
vault at the SEC Indoor Championships…Cleared a then-personal-best height of 1610 ¾ to take second behind teammate Michael Hogue…Improved his season-best
and then-personal-best mark to 17-0 while placing eighth at the Virginia Tech Last
Chance…Outdoors - Claimed victories in seven of the 10 pole vault competitions
during his first collegiate outdoor season, including five in a row during one
stretch…Finished seventh at the World Junior Championships and won the pole
vault at the USA Junior Championships with a mark of 17-4 ¾…Advanced to the
NCAA Outdoor Championships and finished in a tie for 10th at 16-8 ¾…Cleared a
personal-best height of 17-9 at the NCAA Mideast Regional to become just the fifth
freshman to win the pole vault at an NCAA regional...His 17-2 ¾ clearance broke
Auburn’s Hutsell-Rosen Track record and made him the first Vol freshman to win an
outdoor SEC pole vault crown since 1969…Claimed the first collegiate victory of
his career at the Tiger Track Classic with a 16-6 ¾ clearance, tying the then-facility
record…Named SEC Freshman Field Athlete of the Week following his performance
at the Tiger Track Classic…Began his five-meet winning streak by clearing 17-1 at
the Vanderbilt Invitational and breaking both the meet and Vanderbilt Track records.
GENERAL
INFO.
victory in the pole vault championship at the Penn Relays after clearing a height of
17-4 ½.
HIGH SCHOOL: Named all-state by the Pennsylvania Track & Field Coaches
Association after finishing second in the indoor 3,200m state championship race...
Posted the third-fastest 3K time (8:47.52) in Pennsylvania in 2008...Placed second
in the state indoor 3K and second in the NSIC two-mile in 2008.
53
VOLUNTEER RETURNEES
PERSONAL: Born March 7, 1990…Majoring in agriculture leadership...Parents are
Michael and Lisa Bodary...Family includes younger brother Jeff and older sister
Jen…Recipient of the Melody Sasser Endowment.
DESMOND BROWN
6-0 • 162 • Jr./Sr.
Memphis, Tenn.
Melrose H.S.
Sprints/Long Jump
CHASE BRANNON
6-0 • 165 • So./So.
Brentwood, Tenn.
Brentwood Academy
Pole Vault
PERSONAL RECORDS
PERSONAL BESTS
 Indoors
Pole Vault..................................................................................16-5.50/5.02m (2011)
 Outdoors
Pole Vault..................................................................................16-6.75/5.05m (2011)
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Made 2011 SEC All-Freshman Team…Recipient of UT’s
2011 Herb Neff Walk-on Award and Vol Outdoor Most Improved Athlete Award.
2011: Honors – Named to SEC All-Freshman Team…Earned UT’s Herb Neff Walkon Award and Vol Outdoor Most Improved Athlete Award…Indoors – Tied for
eighth at the SEC Indoor Championships, clearing a career-best 16-5 ½…Posted
a then-personal record of 15-7 to place eighth at the season-opening Kentucky
Invitational…Was 10th with another PR, this time 16-1 ¾, at the Hokie Invitational…Outdoors – Checked in fifth and was the top finishing freshman at the SEC
Outdoor Championships with a career-best-tying mark of 16-6 ¾…Also cleared
that height at the NCAA East Preliminary Round (t16th), the Vanderbilt Invitational
(1st) and the Sea Ray Relays (2nd/open division)…Was runner-up in college division at the Penn Relays, flying over
16-2 ¾.
2010: Indoors - Redshirted...Competed unattached and cleared 15-1
at Virginia Tech Invitational...Outdoors
- Redshirted.
HIGH SCHOOL: 2009 state runnerup in the pole vault with a 14-6
clearance…Made that vault with 14
stitches in his left hand, which was injured when he broke a pole four days
earlier...Won the region title at 15
feet…Competed in the Great 8 Meet
as a senior and junior…Placed twice
at state as a wrestler, including once
as runner-up…Recorded the third
most wins in school history with 139.
PERSONAL: Born Feb. 8, 1991…Majoring in business...Parents are Todd
and Kim Brannon…Has one sister,
Rachel.
BRANNON’S SEC SCORING
 SEC SCORING
2011 Indoor Pole Vault..........................................................t8th, 16-5.50/5.02m
2011 Outdoor Pole Vault.......................................................5th, 16-6.75/5.05m
 Indoors
60m...........................................................................................................................6.96 (2009)
Long Jump......................................................................................25-0/7.62m (2010)
Triple Jump.......................................................................... 45-0.25/13.72m (2011)
 Outdoors
100m.......................................................................................................................10.80 (H.S.)
200m.......................................................................................................................22.11 (H.S.)
Long Jump .............................................................................25-9.25/7.85m (2010)
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Two-time SEC scorer in the long jump…2011 recipient of
team’s Jon Young Captain’s Award.
2011: Honors – Was the recipient of team’s Jon Young Captain’s Award...Indoors –
Placed ninth in the long jump at the SEC Indoor meet with a leap of 24-9…Jumped
to a season-best mark of 24-10 to place sixth at the Penn State National…Posted a
career-best triple jump measurement
of 45-0 ¼ to place 10th at the
Kentucky Invitational…Finished 16th
in that event at the SEC meet with a
mark of 43-5 ¼…Outdoors – Finished
12th in the long jump at the SEC
Outdoor meet, stretching the tape to
23-10 ¼…Began the outdoor season
with back-to-back wins in the long
jump, soaring to 24-1 ¾ at the UCF
Invitational and a season-best 24-7 at
the UT-UCLA Dual…Qualified for the
NCAA East Preliminary Round meet
but did not advance.
2010: Honors - At the team’s awards
banquet, he collected the Herb Neff
Award, Freshman of the Year Award
and the Most Improved Athlete
Outdoor Track Award...Indoors Produced a seventh-place finish at
the SEC Indoor Championships with
a leap of 24-10 1/2 in the long jump...
Posted a trio of career-best jumps,
including his indoor PR of 25-0 to
place fifth in the championship division at the New Balance Collegiate Invitational...
Runner-up in the long jump at the Texas A&M Challenge at 24-4 ½...Outdoors
- Had four PRs during the outdoor season, including a best of 25-9 ¼ at the SEC
Championships to finish fifth...Jumped a wind-aided 25-9 ½ to finish seventh at the
USA Championships...Qualified for the NCAA East Preliminary Round but did not
advance...Won long jump at the Tennessee Invitational and was second at the Sea
Ray Relays...Anchored UT’s 4x100m relay in all five of its races in 2010...Best mark
was a 39.39 effort to wind up fourth at the Pepsi Florida Relays.
2009: Indoors - Competed in only one indoor meet before redshirting...Outdoors Earned a fifth-place finish in the long jump at the Smoky Mountain Twilight with a
season-best mark of 21-11…Placed sixth in the long jump with a mark of 21-8 ¼
at the Eastern Kentucky Open…Finished third in the 200m at the USF Invitational
with a time of 22.31…Season-best 200m time of 22.11 came at the Sea Ray Relays.
HIGH SCHOOL: Finished as the runner-up in the long jump in the 2008 TSSAA State
Championship meet...Named Shelby All-Metro selection his senior year...Lettered
two seasons as a basketball player.
54
VOLUNTEER RETURNEES
GENERAL
INFO.
PERSONAL: Born Dec. 25, 1989…Majoring in communication studies...Parents are
Daryl and Barbara Brown...His siblings are younger brother Chris and younger sisters
Maya and Tori…Recipient of the Former Players Scholarship Endowment Fund.
CARNEY’S SEC SCORING
JORDAN CHANEY
KEVIN CARNEY
PERSONAL RECORDS
 Indoors
Heptathlon....................................................................................................... 4,848 (2011)
Pole Vault..................................................................................13-9.25/4.20m (2011)
 Outdoors
Decathlon.............................................................................................................6,087 (H.S.)
High Jump.......................................................................................... 6-9/2.06m (2009)
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: SEC scorer
in the decathlon in 2009...Two-time
member of SEC Academic Honor
Roll…Earned 2011 Vol Spirit Award.
2011: Honors - Made SEC Academic
Honor Roll…Earned Vol Spirit Award...
Indoors – Posted his best collegiate
heptathlon score at the Penn State
National, tallying 4,848 points to place
fifth…Posted a PR of 13-9 ¼ in the
pole vault in that competition…Had
a heptathlon best of 8.86 seconds in
the 60m hurdles and just missed his
long jump PR with a leap of 21-5 ½…
Competed in the SEC heptathlon, but
he withdrew after the pole vault due
to injury…Outdoors – Did not compete
outdoors due to injury.
2010: Honors - Made SEC Academic
Honor Roll...Indoors - Redshirted after
transferring from Kentucky...Outdoors
- Redshirted.
AT KENTUCKY: Competed during the 2009 season at Kentucky…Finished eighth
in the SEC decathlon and was named to the SEC Freshman Academic Honor Roll.
HIGH SCHOOL: Won state championship in the high jump as a senior at Father Ryan
High School…Finished third at the state meet as a junior…Finished as the state
runner-up and region champion in the decathlon…Placed second in the pentathlon
at the Nike Indoor Nationals as a senior…Won city championship in the high jump
in 2009 and was also named first-team All-Midstate…Honor roll student at Father
Ryan.
PERSONAL RECORDS
 Indoors
800m...............................................................................................................1:53.50 (2011)
Mile....................................................................................................................4:10.34 (2011)
 Outdoors
800m.................................................................................................................. 1:51.83 (H.S.)
1500m............................................................................................................3:54.10 (2011)
5000m........................................................................................................15:39.58 (2011)
2011: Indoors – Made his first SEC final during the indoor campaign, placing ninth
in the mile run in 4:16.54…Ran a PR of 4:10.34 in the league prelims…Also posted
then-PRs of 4:16.89 at the New Balance Collegiate Invitational and 4:19.56 at the
Kentucky Invitational…Ran the opening leg for UT’s DMR unit at the Texas A&M
Challenge, as that group finished fourth in 10:11.83…Outdoors – Posted 1500m
PRs at the UCF Invitational (3:54.67) and Sea Ray Relays (3:54.10), placing second
and fifth, respectively…Was slotted in the 5000m and 800m for Tennessee at the
SEC Championships…He placed 30th in the league 5K at 15:39.58 and clocked
in at 1:54.19 in the 800 prelims…Ran fourth in the 800m at 1:52.45 for the Vols at
the UT-UCLA Dual…Participated on UT’s runner-up 4x800m relay unit at Sea Ray
Relays and aided the squad’s second-place 4x400m relay at the UT-UCLA Dual.
2010: Indoors - Redshirted....Outdoors - Redshirted.
HIGH SCHOOL: Named all-state in
cross country as a senior and qualified
for the state meet as a junior...Posted
an All-South finish at the Foot Locker
regionals as a senior...Claimed 1600
state title on the track his senior year
and posted a runner-up finish in the
800...Earned all-state honors as a
part of Maryville High School’s 4x800
relay, which finished as the runnerup...Holds school records in the 800
and 1,600.
PERSONAL: Born Aug. 4, 1990...
Majoring in wildlife and fisheries
management...Parents are Kristin
and Jeff Pryor...Vice President of the
Student Council in high school...Has
a younger sister, Gracie…Recipient of
the Jones C. Beene/Plastic Industries
Scholarship.
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
6-3 • 200 • Jr./So.
Brentwood, Tenn.
Father Ryan H.S./Kentucky
Decathlon
MEET
THE TEAM
5-11 • 147 • So./So.
Maryville, Tenn.
Maryville H.S.
Middle Distance
COACHES
& STAFF
 SEC SCORING
2010 Indoor Long Jump.................................................... 7th, 24-10.50/7.58m
2010 Outdoor Long Jump....................................................5th, 25-9.25/7.85m
SEASON
PREVIEW
 SEC SCORING
2009 Outdoor Decathlon..................................................................... 8th, 6,066 pts.
BROWN’S SEC SCORING
PERSONAL: Born May 10, 1989 in St. Louis, Mo....Majoring in management...Parents
are Dave and Pam Carney…Has two brothers, Ryan and Brent.
55
VOLUNTEER RETURNEES
DAILEY’S SEC SCORING
DEAUNDRA DAILEY
5-11 • 169 • Jr./Sr.
Atlanta, Ga.
Frederick Douglass H.S.
Sprints
 SEC SCORING
2011 Indoor 4x400mR................................................................................7th, 3:11.37
2011 Outdoor 4x400mR...........................................................................7th, 3:12.84
2011 Outdoor 4x100mR............................................................................... 8th, 40.82
STEPHEN DERLATH
PERSONAL RECORDS
6-4 • 165 • R-Fr./R-Fr.
Charlotte, N.C.
Ardrey Kell H.S.
Distance
 Indoors
200m................................................................................................................... 22.19 (2009)
400m................................................................................................................... 48.16 (2011)
 Outdoors
200m.......................................................................................................................21.79 (H.S.)
400m................................................................................................................... 47.74 (2011)
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Set a UT freshman record of 34.78 in the 300m at the
Virginia Tech Invitational to open the 2009 indoor season…Three-event relay
scorer (4x400mR indoors/outdoors, 4x100mR outdoors) in 2011.
2011: Indoors – Ran the opening leg
on UT’s seventh-place 4x400m relay
(3:11.37) at the SEC Indoor meet…
Ran a career-best 400m time of
48.16 to eighth at the Rod McCravy
Memorial…Sixth in the 400 at the
Hokie Invitational in a-then PR of
48.32…Outdoors – Handled the stick
first for the Vols’ 4x400m relay at the
SEC Outdoor meet, helping the squad
place seventh in 3:12.84…Anchored
Tennessee to eighth in the 4x100m
relay at the league meet, hitting the
line in 40.82…Member of winning
4x4 and second-place 4x2 at the Sea
Ray Relays.
2010: Indoors - Saw action in one
indoor meet as a sophomore...
Outdoors - Registered a seasonbest 400m time of 48.98 in the
preliminaries of the SEC Outdoor
Championships...Ran the third leg
for the 4x200m relay squad in the
preliminaries at the Penn Relays, helping the crew to a season-best time of 1:23.93...
Also ran on UT 4x400m and distance medley relay units during the campaign.
2009: Indoors - Finished 25th in the prelims of the 400m at the SEC Championships
with a time of 49.61…Placed sixth in the 400m at the Virginia Tech Challenge with
a time of 48.66…Finished sixth in the 300m with a time of 34.78 at the seasonopening Virginia Tech Invitational, setting a new UT freshman record...Outdoors Appeared in the preliminaries of the 400m at the SEC Championships, finishing
28th with a time of 49.65…Placed fourth in the 400m at the Smoky Mountain
Twilight with a season-best mark of 48.39.
HIGH SCHOOL: Captured both the city and region championship in the 400m his
senior year...Went on to card a third-place finish in the Georgia state championship
meet...Led team to a runner-up finish in the state championship meet his senior
year.
PERSONAL: Born Jan. 12, 1990…Majoring in political science...Parents are Darrius
Barlow and Starr Dailey...Has an older sister, Ashley Dailey, and younger brother,
Cody Webb…Recipient of the Edwin C. Huster Jr. Scholarship Endowment.
56
PERSONAL RECORDS
 Indoors
N/A
 Outdoors
3000m............................................................................................................... 9:13.85 (H.S.)
5000m............................................................................................................16:10.00 (H.S.)
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: 2011 SEC Academic Honor Roll.
Academic Honor Roll...Indoors Redshirted…Outdoors - Redshirted.
High School: A 2010 North Carolina
all-state honoree in track & field,
doing so in the 3200m indoors and
out...Fifth in 3200m at 2010 NCHSAA
4A Championships outdoor meet in
9:42.56 and snared seventh indoors
in 9:53.42...2010 region champ in
3200m...Other PRs include 9:39 for
3200m, 9:13.85 for 3000m...A twoyear team captain in cross country at
Ardrey Kell High School, he was allregion in 2008 and 2009 and earned
all-conference kudos from 2007-09...
Owns 5K career best of 16:10.00 on
the trails.
Personal: Born May 11, 1992,
in Garden City, N.Y....Majoring in
business...Parents are Bernie and
Nancy Derlath...His sisters are
Christina and Brittany.
VOLUNTEER RETURNEES
5-10 • 152 • Sr./Sr.
Signal Mountain, Tenn.
Red Bank H.S.
Distance
 Indoors
800m...............................................................................................................1:53.16 (2011)
 Outdoors
400m.........................................................................................................................48.6r (H.S.)
800m ..............................................................................................................1:53.33 (2010)
 Indoors
Mile....................................................................................................................4:21.14 (2010)
3000m............................................................................................................8:30.80 (2010)
5000m........................................................................................................14:49.00 (2010)
 Outdoors
1500m............................................................................................................4:01.23 (2011)
3000m Steeplechase........................................................................9:05.28 (2011)
5000m........................................................................................................15:04.50 (2009)
10000m....................................................................................................31:28.53 (2010)
2011: Indoors – Saw his first SEC action, logging an 800m personal record of
1:53.16 in the prelims…Ran the 400m leg on UT’s seventh-place DMR at the Hokie
Invitational…Placed fourth in the 800 (1:55.17) at that meet as well…Outdoors – Ran
an outdoor season-best 800 time of 1:54.98 to place seventh at the UT-UCLA Dual…
Ran in the 800m prelims of the SEC Outdoor meet but did not advance…Ran the
800 leg on UT’s runner-up DMR at the Sea Ray Relays.
2010: Indoors - Redshirted...Outdoors
- Clocked a career-best 800m time
of 1:53.33 in a sixth-place finish at
the Tennessee Invitational...Nearly
hit another PR at the SEC Outdoor
Championships, clicking off a 1:53.54
count in the prelims...Helped the
4x800m relay team to a third-place
finish at the Pepsi Florida Relays,
contributing to a time of 7:25.50...A
part of the DMR squad that checked
in at 10:08.74 to place fifth at the Sea
Ray Relays.
HIGH SCHOOL: Competed as a state
finalist in the 800m for Brentwood
Academy in both 2007 and 2008,
finishing fourth overall at the 2008
meet…Eagles captured team state
titles in three consecutive years with
Dixon on the team…Ran to a 17thplace individual finish at the state
championships in 2008…Earned allmidstate and team MVP honors for his
efforts…Helped 2006 team to runner-up finish at state cross country championships.
Personal: Born Jan. 11, 1991…Majoring in kinesiology...Mother is Sheronda
Corlew, and his beloved father figure is Douglas Williams…His sisters are Tiffany and
Keyona.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Fifth-place finisher in 2011 SEC 3000m steeplechase…
Three-time member of SEC Academic Honor Roll...2011 and 2010 SEC Track & Field
Community Service Team member…Winner of four team awards, including 2011
Jon Young Captain’s Award.
2011: Honors - Named to the SEC Track & Field Community Service Team and SEC
Academic Honor Roll…Recipient of UT’s Dr. Jack Chesney Award (for outstanding
community service) and Jon Young Captain’s Award...Indoors – Saw action in
only three meets indoors…Best effort was just shy of his 3000m career best,
as he placed 11th at the Hokie Invitational with an 8:32.55 effort…Was 15th in
the 5000m at the New Balance
Collegiate Invitational for the second
straight season, running 15:31.29…
Outdoors – Became a first-time SEC
scorer, placing fifth in the 3000m
steeplechase in 9:06.38…Ran his
personal best in that event at the
Penn Relays, where he was fourth
in the college division in 9:05.28…
Was third in the steeple at the Sea
Ray Relays, finishing in 9:20.55…
Part of UT’s third-place 4x1500m unit
(16:42.54) at the Sea Ray Relays.
Track & Field Community Service
Team and SEC Academic Honor Roll...
Received Most Improved Athlete
Indoor Track Award and Community
Service Award...Indoors - Recorded
a PR of 8:30.80 in the 3,000m while
placing 11th at the Texas A&M
Challenge...Set
a
lifetime-best
5,000m mark of 14:49.0 to finish
15th at the New Balance Collegiate
Invitational...Registered a time of
4:21.14 for a career best in the mile at the Hokie Invitational...Outdoors - Notched
a personal best in the 3000m steeplechase with an 11th-place effort (9:20.74)
at the Pepsi Florida Relays and then followed it up with a readout of 9:16.97 to
finish ninth in the Olympic Development section at the Penn Relays...Went on to
finish 10th in the steeplechase at the SEC Championships with a time of 9:21.55...
Shattered previous career best in the 10,000m by 10 seconds with a time of
31:28.53 at the Sea Ray Relays.
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
PERSONAL RECORDS
MEET
THE TEAM
PERSONAL RECORDS
COACHES
& STAFF
5-7 • 140 • Jr./Jr.
Nashville, Tenn.
Brentwood Academy
SEASON
PREVIEW
STEVE FASSINO
GENERAL
INFO.
BREON DIXON
2009: Honors - Named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll…Indoors - Competed in
only one race, placing fourth in the 3,000m with a time of 8:45.70 at the Virginia
Tech Invitational...Outdoors - Finished runner-up in the steeplechase with a thenutsports.com /// utladyvols.com
57
VOLUNTEER RETURNEES
lifetime-best time of 9:46.31 at the Smoky Mountain Twilight…Crossed the line
second in the 5,000m with a lifetime-best time of 15:04.50 at the Eastern Kentucky
Open…Placed seventh at the Sea Ray Relays in the 10,000m with a then-lifetimebest clocking of 31:38.74.
2008: Indoors - Redshirted, but he ran in three indoor 3,000m races, posting a
top time of 8:41.61 at the Rod McCravy Memorial...Outdoors - Redshirted, but he
competed unattached...Finished 11th in a time of 32:29.66 in the 10,000m at the
USA Junior Championships…Qualified for the USA Junior Championships with
a then-personal-best time of 32:11.19 in the 10,000m at the Smoky Mountain
Twilight…Recorded his then-personal-best time of 15:18.20 in the 5K at the Vandy
Invitational.
HIGH SCHOOL: Earned all-state cross country honors in 2005 and was named allstate on the track in 2006...Won the 3,200m at the 2007 TSSAA Section 2 AAA South
Sub-Sectionals.
PERSONAL: Born Aug. 28, 1989, in Chicago, Ill….Majoring in mathematics...Parents
are Gary and Debbie Fassino...Has a sister, Rachel.
FASSINO’S SEC SCORING
 SEC SCORING
2011 Outdoor 3000m Steeplechase..............................................5th, 9:06.38
JOE FRANKLIN
5-11 • 135 • Sr./Sr.
Tallahassee, Fla.
Godby H.S.
Middle Distance
PERSONAL RECORDS
 Indoors
800m...............................................................................................................1:49.29 (2009)
Mile....................................................................................................................4:20.70 (2011)
 Outdoors
800m...............................................................................................................1:48.39 (2009)
1500m ..........................................................................................................3:52.40 (2010)
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Nine-time Southeastern Conference scorer during his
career, including five times in the 800 and four occasions with relays...NCAA
Outdoor qualifier in the 800m as a rookie...Earned 2009 SEC Outdoor All-Freshman
Team honors…Helped UT’s sprint medley relay claim victory at the 2009 Penn
Relays.
2011: Indoors – Carded his second consecutive sixth-place finish in the 800 meters
at the SEC Indoor Championships, crossing the line in 1:51.71…Reported in with
1:51 readouts in all four of his 800 races, including a season-best 1:51.61 to take
third at the Kentucky Invitational…Won the 1000 meters in 2:26.88 at the Hokie
Invitational, charting the No. 5 mark on UT’s all-time performers list…Ran on
the Vol’s sixth-place DMR at the New Balance Collegiate Invitational, helping the
unit to a 9:57.70 readout in the championship division…Outdoors – Saw limited
action outdoors…Contributed to Tennessee’s seventh-place 4x400m relay unit
that clocked in at 3:12.84 at the SEC Championships…Ran 1:51.29 in the SEC 800m
prelims but did not advance…Carried the baton on the Vols’ runner-up 4x800m
quartet and third-place distance medley tandem at the Sea Ray Relays..
2010: Honors - Recipient of the team’s Volunteer Award...Indoors - Scored for UT
at the SEC Indoor Championships with a sixth-place and season-best clocking of
1:51.22 in the 800m...Also helped UT produce points in the distance medley relay,
assisting seventh-place tandem that finished in 10:02.72...A part of the distance
58
medley relay squad that finished seventh at the New Balance Collegiate Invitational
with a time of 9:51.06...Notched a seventh-place finish in the 800m at the Texas
A&M Challenge with a readout of 1:51.77...Outdoors - Clocked in at 1:48.55 for
UT’s best 800m time of the season in the prelims of the SEC Championships and
followed up with a 1:48.71 reading for a sixth-place effort...Registered UT’s secondbest individual mark and a personal-best 1,500m time of 3:52.40 at the Pepsi Florida
Relays...Recorded second-place finishes in the 800m at the FSU Relays with a time
of 1:51.40 and the Sea Ray Relays with a time of 1:49.36...Part of the 4x800m and
distance medley relay teams that placed fifth and sixth, respectively, at the Penn
Relays with times of 7:20.63 and
9:39.61.
2009: Honors - Second-Team Outdoor
All-SEC...SEC Indoor and Outdoor
All-Freshman Teams...Named SEC
Freshman Runner of the Week (4/14
& 4/28)...UT Most Valuable Freshman
Award...Indoors - Competed in six
800m races and never finished worse
than seventh…Finished third in the
finals of the 800m, clocking 1:50.43
at the SEC Indoor Championships to
earn SEC All-Freshman Team honors…
Posted the fastest time in the prelims
of the 800m at the conference meet at
1:49.29…Also scored as a part of the
UT distance medley relay, placing fifth
at 9:54.82…Placed seventh at the Alex
Wilson Invitational in the 800m with
a time of 1:49.76…Won the 800m at
the Wesley A. Brown Invite, clocking
a time of 1:53.25…Placed third with
a time of 1:52.73 in the 800m at the
Kentucky Invitational...Outdoors Qualified as an at-large participant for the NCAA Outdoor Championships in the
800m, placing 20th in the prelims with a clocking of 1:49.19…Battled a leg injury
to finish eighth at the NCAA Mideast Regional in 1:54.39…Named second-team
All-SEC and to the SEC All-Freshman Team after finishing second in the 800m with
a lifetime-best clocking of 1:48.39 at the conference meet…Ran opening leg of
eighth-place 4x400m relay at the SEC Outdoor Championships, helping unit to a
time of 3:10.86…Helped the Big Orange sprint medley relay to the Championship
of America at the Penn Relays, coming from behind on the anchor leg to secure the
win…Earned SEC Freshman Runner of the Week honors for his efforts…Also earned
SEC Freshman Runner of the Week honors after finishing third at the Sea Ray Relays
in the 800m with a time of 1:50.05…Ran the anchor leg on Tennessee’s third-place
distance medley relay in addition to the open 800m…Won the 800m at the seasonopening USF Invitational, clocking a time of 1:50.20.
HIGH SCHOOL: Four-time prep All-American at Tallahassee’s Godby High School...
Won indoor and outdoor national titles in the 800m...Won state cross country
championship in 2008...Captured state titles on the track four times in the 800m
and three times in the 1600m...High school team captured state track titles in 2006
and 2008...Holds the Florida state high school record of 4:08.84 in the mile.
PERSONAL: Born Sept. 12, 1988…Majoring in sociology...Parents are Joseph
Franklin and Ardella Joe...His sisters are Christina, Tess and Sharisse, and brothers
Jason and Corrian...Father was an All-American at Auburn in 1979…Recipient of the
VJM Sigmon Athletic Scholarship.
FRANKLIN’S SEC SCORING
 SEC SCORING
2009 Indoor 800m..........................................................................................3rd, 1:50.43
2009 Indoor DMR............................................................................................5th, 9:54.82
2009 Outdoor 800m................................................................................... 2nd, 1:49.19
2009 Outdoor 4x400mR...........................................................................8th, 3:10.86
2010 Indoor 800m..........................................................................................6th, 1:51.22
2010 Indoor DMR........................................................................................7th, 10:02.72
2010 Outdoor 800m.....................................................................................6th, 1:48.71
2011 Indoor 800m..........................................................................................6th, 1:51.71
2011 Outdoor 4x400mR...........................................................................7th, 3:12.84
VOLUNTEER RETURNEES
6-3 • 300 • R-Fr./R-Fr.
Sandusky, Ohio
Perkins H.S.
Throws
 Indoors
3000m............................................................................................................8:37.80 (2011)
5000m........................................................................................................14:56.25 (2011)
 Outdoors
3000mSC....................................................................................................9:32.19 (2011)
5000m........................................................................................................15:25.59 (2011)
10000m....................................................................................................31:15.41 (2010)
 Indoors
Weight Throw................................................................................56-2/17.12m (H.S.)
Shot Put..........................................................................................65-11/20.09m (H.S.)
 Outdoors
Shot Put..................................................................................... 64-8.25/19.71m (H.S.)
Discus........................................................................................... 188-11/57.58m (H.S.)
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Two-time member of the SEC Academic Honor Roll.
2011: Honors - Named to SEC Academic
Honor Roll...Indoors – Produced a
career-best 3000m time of 8:37.80
at the Rod McCravy Memorial…
His 5K PR came at the New Balance
Collegiate Invitational, where he ran
a 14:56.25 race to place 15th in the
college division…Outdoors – Logged
a 3000m steeplechase personal record
of 9:32.19 to finish 11th at the SEC
Championships…Ran 9:34.27 to place
seventh at the UT-UCLA Dual…Logged
career best times of 15:25.59 in the
5000m and 31:15.41 in the 10,000m at
the SEC Championships and Sea Ray
Relays, respectively.
2011: Honors - Made the SEC Academic Honor Roll…Indoors - Redshirted…
Outdoors - Redshirted.
HIGH SCHOOL: Broken right wrist slowed him as a senior, but he had the best shot
put mark in the nation’s class of 2010 as a sophomore and junior...Still managed a
career-best indoor mark of 65-11 to place third and earn All-America kudos at 2010
National Scholastic Indoor Championships...Fifth at 2010 New Balance Outdoor
meet in the discus (179-4 ¾) to also net A-A acclaim...Set Ohio Division II state
outdoor shot record with a toss of 64-8 ¼ as a junior…State champ in the shot in
2008 and 2009...State runner-up in discus and shot as a senior...Swept regional,
district and conference shot put crowns from 2008 to 2010...Discus PR of 188-11
came at 2010 regional meet.
PERSONAL: Born Oct. 21, 1991, in Sandusky, Ohio...Majoring in computer
science...Parents are John and Sherry Hoty...Siblings are Adam, Caleb, Judy and
Alex…Recipient of the Roy A. Wedekind Athletic Scholarship Endowment.
2010: Honors - Named to SEC Academic
Honor Roll...Indoors - Registered a
third-6place finish in his lone 5,000m
performance at the Virginia Tech
Challenge with a career-best mark of
15:13.39...Set a personal-best in the
3,000m with an 8:38.32 clocking at the
Virginia Tech Invitational...Outdoors
- Personal best steeplechase time of 9:37.73 came at the Pepsi Florida Relays...
Established another career-topper in the 10,000m with a time of 31:15.41 at the
Sea Ray Relays...Placed second in the steeplechase at the FSU Relays, courtesy of a
9:52.98 clocking.
AT TENNESSEE: Attended school but did not compete for the Vols, instead focusing
on his academics as a freshman.
HIGH SCHOOL: Won 2007 TSSAA state crown as a member of Farragut’s 4x800 relay
unit...Held school record in cross country 5K upon graduation...Won individual title
and helped team to Knoxville Interscholastic League championship as a senior...
Named a National Merit Finalist his senior year.
PERSONAL: Born April 7, 1989…Majoring in biomedical engineering...Parents are
David and Jeanne Gilmartin...Has two brothers, David and Christopher...Engineering
major…Recipient of the Dr. Ed N. Duncan Scholarship Endowment.
JUSTIN HUNTER
6-4 • 200 • So./So.
Virginia Beach, Va.
Ocean Lakes H.S.
Jumps
PERSONAL RECORDS
 Indoors
High Jump...............................................................................6-10.25/2.09m (2011)
Long Jump..............................................................................26-1.50/7.96m (2011)
Triple Jump.............................................................................. 46-7.25/14.20m (H.S.)
 Outdoors
High Jump..............................................................................................7-3/2.21m (H.S.)
Long Jump.............................................................................. 25-10.75/7.89m (H.S.)
Triple Jump.............................................................................. 50-8.25/15.45m (H.S.)
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
PERSONAL RECORDS
MEET
THE TEAM
PERSONAL RECORDS
COACHES
& STAFF
5-9 • 130 • Sr./Sr.
Knoxville, Tenn.
Farragut H.S.
Distance
SEASON
PREVIEW
MATTHEW HOTY
GENERAL
INFO.
TOM GILMARTIN
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: 2011 USTFCCCA Indoor All-American (long jump)…2011
SEC Indoor All-Freshman Team…SEC Freshman of the Week (1/18/11, 2/8/11)…
Named 2011 Vol Indoor Most Valuable Field Athlete, Vol Indoor Freshman of
59
VOLUNTEER RETURNEES
the Year and winner of Ed Murphey
Award for Most Outstanding Vol
Performance.
2011: Honors – Was a USTFCCCA
Indoor All-American in the long
jump…Named to the 2011 SEC
Indoor All-Freshman Team and was
a two-time SEC Freshman of the
Week (1/18/11, 2/8/11)…Selected
Vol Indoor Most Valuable Field
Athlete, Vol Indoor Freshman of
the Year and winner of Ed Murphey
Award for Most Outstanding Vol
Performance…Indoors – Earned AllAmerica acclaim in the long jump,
finishing eighth at the NCAA Indoor
Championships with a leap of 25-4
½…Fifth at SEC Indoor meet, carding
a mark of 25-4…Began the season
with three consecutive meet wins in
the long jump…Opened up with an
lifetime best of 26-1 to triumph at the
Kentucky Invitational…Went 26-1
½ to win at the Penn State national,
carding a UT indoor freshman record and the No. 3 indoor mark all-time by a Vol…
Claimed victory at the New Balance Collegiate Invitational as well, soaring to 25-10
¼…Notched a high jump indoor best, clearing 6-10 ¼ to place third at the Hokie
Invitational… Was 10th at SEC Indoors at 6-8 ¾…Outdoors – Finished seventh in
the long jump at SEC Outdoors with a best of 25-7 ½…Was 10th in the high jump
at the league meet at 6-11…Qualified for the NCAA East Preliminary Round but
did not advance…Competed in spring football practice and didn’t begin outdoor
campaign until April 22, posting runner-up finishes in the long jump (25-7 ½) and
triple jump (49-10) at the Vanderbilt Invitational…Outdoor long jump best of 2510 ¼ came at the Penn Relays, where he was fourth in the championship division…
That mark was a half inch shy of the UT freshman outdoor record and ranked him
No. 7 on UT’s all-time outdoor performers list.
HIGH SCHOOL: Ranked No. 1 in the long jump (25-10 ¾), fourth in the high jump
(7-3) and sixth in the triple jump (50-8 ¼) by Track & Field News among U.S. preps
in 2010...Won long jump at 2010 USA Junior Championships with a PR leap of 2510 ¾ and went on to finish sixth with a best of 24-6 ¼ at the IAAF World Junior
Championships in Moncton, Canada...Won Virginia AAA state titles in the long and
high jumps in 2009 and 2010 and made it three event wins in his senior season by
taking the triple jump crown as well.
PERSONAL: Born May 20, 1991...Enrolled in the College of Arts & Sciences...Mother
is Gloria Hunter...2010 SEC All-Freshman performer for football Vols, catching 16
passes for 415 yards and a UT freshman-record seven TDs during 2010 campaign...
Was off to a great start in 2011 before tearing his ACL in game vs. Florida…Recipient
of the Fred R. Langley Athletic Scholarship Fund.
HUNTER’S NCAA/SEC SCORING
 NCAA SCORING
2011 Indoor Long Jump........................................................8th, 25-4.50/7.73m
 SEC SCORING
2011 Indoor Long Jump................................................................5th, 25-4/7.72m
2011 Outdoor Long Jump....................................................7th, 25-7.50/7.81m
REGGIE JUIN
5-7 • 170 • So./So.
Conyers, Ga.
Heritage H.S./Tusculum
Sprints
PERSONAL RECORDS
 Indoors
55m...............................................................................................................................6.65 (H.S.)
60m...........................................................................................................................7.04 (2011)
200m................................................................................................................... 22.57 (2011)
 Outdoors
100m................................................................................................................... 10.86 (2011)
200m.......................................................................................................................22.19 (H.S.)
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Member of UT’s eighth-place SEC Outdoor 4x100m relay
unit…Named 2011 Vol Lifter of the Year.
2011: Honors - Named Vol Lifter of the Year...Indoors – Posted 60m dash personal
records of 7.05 and then 7.04 in two races at the Kentucky Invitational…Had a 200m
PR at that meet, checking in at 22.78…Later lowered that to 22.57 at the Hokie
Invitational…Outdoors – Ran the
opening leg on Tennessee’s eighthplace 4x100m relay unit at the SEC
Outdoor Championships, helping the
group run 40.82…Handled stick first
at UT-UCLA Dual, as that unit placed
second in a season-best 40.21…
Uncorked his 100m dash PR in the
SEC prelims, checking in at 10.86…
Ran 10.99 at the UCF Invitational…
His 200m season best of 22.31 came at
the UCF Invitational…Was fifth in the
100m (11.05) and sixth in the 200m
(22.65) for the Vols at the UT-UCLA
Dual.
AT TUSCULUM COLLEGE: Spent the
2009-10 school year playing football
at Tusculum, where he logged time at
defensive back and on special teams
for the Pioneers.
HIGH SCHOOL: Runner-up in 100
(11.03) and 200 (22.19) at 2009 Region
8AAAA Track & Field Championships,
where he carded his PR in the half-lapper...Ran his 100 career best of 10.88 at that
meet the season before, placing second as well...Earned his 55m dash PR of 6.65
and a fourth-place finish at the 2008 Gainesville Sports Commission Meet at the
O’Connell Center.
PERSONAL: Born Oct. 11, 1991...Enrolled in the College of Arts & Sciences...Parents
are Eddy and Elizabeth Juin...Siblings are Eddy, Marvin, Jonathan, Joann and
Elizabeth...Member of UT football team.
JUIN’S SEC SCORING
 SEC SCORING
2011 Outdoor 4x100mR............................................................................... 8th, 40.82
60
VOLUNTEER RETURNEES
AT ADAMS STATE: Redshirted at
Adams State College, an NCAA
Division II school in Alamosa, Colo.
SEASON
PREVIEW
HIGH SCHOOL: Selected allconference both his junior and
senior years at Daniel Boone High
School...Holds the school record in
the 800 meters at 1:54.42.
COACHES
& STAFF
6-1 • 174 • R-Fr./R-Fr.
Shamong, N.J.
Seneca H.S.
Pole Vault
GENERAL
INFO.
MICHAEL MAIRA
2009: Competed unattached in the
800m at the Sea Ray Relays, posting
a time of 2:00.53.
MEET
THE TEAM
PERSONAL: Born March 28, 1989…
Majoring in political science...Parents
are Bill and Nancy March...Has a twin
sister, Mandy, and a brother, Chris.
PERSONAL RECORDS
DEON McADOO
HIGH SCHOOL: Three-time New Jersey Group 3 state champion pole vaulter...Won
outdoors in 2009 and 2010 and also seized indoor victory in 2009 with an indoor
career-best 14-6 clearance...Plated his outdoor career-best height at the South
Jersey Relays, where he sailed over 15-0 to claim first place...Wound up ninth at
the 2010 New Balance Outdoor Nationals with a 14-2 ½ showing in the Emerging
Elite division...Matched his indoor PR in the preliminary round of the 2010 National
Scholastic Indoor Championships...Fifth at 2009 Penn Relays (14-3)...Member of
National Honor Society at SHS.
6-0 • 201 • R-Fr./R-Fr.
LaVergne, Tenn.
LaVergne H.S.
Throws
PERSONAL: Born Sept. 3, 1991, in Shamong, N.J....Majoring in history...Parents are
Samuel and Erica Maira...Has two sisters, Lauren and Emilee...Lauren is a cheerleader
at James Madison University.
SCOTT MARCH
5-9 • 138 • Sr./Sr.
Douglassville, Pa.
Daniel Boone H.S./Adams State (Colo.)
Distance
PERSONAL RECORDS
 Indoors
Mile....................................................................................................................4:25.33 (2011)
3000m............................................................................................................9:04.96 (2011)
 Outdoors
800m.................................................................................................................. 1:54.42 (H.S.)
1500m ..........................................................................................................4:07.28 (2010)
PERSONAL RECORDS
 Indoors
N/A
 Outdoors
Discus...............................................................................................153-0/46.64m (H.S.)
Shot Put..................................................................................... 49-6.50/15.10m (H.S.)
HIGH SCHOOL: Finished second in the discus with a career-best toss of 153 feet
and placed 13th in the shot at the 2010 Tennessee AAA State Championships...
Thirteenth in the discus as a junior...Second in the discus and third in the shot at
the TSSAA AAA Section 2 meet...Member of the Beta Club and graduated with
honors from LHS.
PERSONAL: Born Jan. 12, 1992, in Nashville, Tenn....Majoring in finance...Parents
are Marcus and Janet Buchanan...Siblings are Tamera, Kevin and Marcos.
2011: Indoors – Posted a mile PR at the Rod McCravy Memorial, running 4:25.33…
Added a 3000m best at the Kentucky Invitational, covering the distance in 9:04.96…
Outdoors – In his only outdoor race, ran 4:10.50 in the 1500m at the Sea Ray Relays.
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
 Indoors
Pole Vault..............................................................................................14-6/4.42m (H.S.)
 Outdoors
Pole Vault..............................................................................................15-0/4.57m (H.S.)
2010: Indoors - Did not compete indoors...Outdoors - Competed in the 1,500m at
two meets, both home events at Tom Black Track at LaPorte Stadium...Career-best
time of 4:07.28 came in a 17th-place finish at the Tennessee Invitational...Recorded a
readout of 4:12.16 at the Sea Ray Relays.
61
VOLUNTEER RETURNEES
ALEX McCANDLESS
JARAEL NELVIS
5-9 • 139 • R-Fr./R-Fr.
Sevierville, Tenn.
Sevier County H.S.
Distance
5-8 • 160 • So./So.
Memphis, Tenn.
White Station H.S.
Sprints
PERSONAL RECORDS
PERSONAL RECORDS
 Indoors
3000m............................................................................................................8:47.97 (2011)
 Outdoors
3000m SC...................................................................................................9:57.84 (2011)
 Indoors
60m...........................................................................................................................6.86 (2011)
200m................................................................................................................... 21.28 (2011)
 Outdoors
100m................................................................................................................... 10.54 (2011)
200m.......................................................................................................................21.12 (H.S.)
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Member of
2011 SEC Academic Honor Roll…
Recipient of team’s James Snow
Award.
2011: Honors - Made the SEC
Academic Honor Roll…Received
the James Snow Award, which goes
to the outstanding academic Vol
freshman…Indoors - Ran the 3000
meters at Kentucky’s Rod McCravy
Memorial, finishing in 8:47.97 before
redshirting…Outdoors - Placed 13th
in the 3000m steeplechase at the Sea
Ray Relays, covering the distance in
9:57.84 before redshirting.
High School: Won the 2000m
steeplechase at the 2010 Volunteer
Track Classic and was runner-up in
2009...Had a PR steeple clocking of
6:17.69 in taking 13th at the 2010
New Balance Outdoor Nationals...
Broke every distance record at Sevier
County High School, many of them
formerly held by his father...Owns a 16:45 5K personal best in the Senior Boys
Division at the 2009 Foot Locker South Regional Cross Country Championships...
National finalist for Wendy’s High School Heisman in 2009...Valedictorian of his
class.
Personal: Born April 11, 1992, in Knoxville, Tenn....Enrolled in the College of Arts
& Sciences and interested in psychology as a major...Parents are Eddie and Libby
McCandless...Has a younger sister, Caitlyn.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Placed seventh at 2011 SEC Indoors with UT’s 4x400m relay.
2011: Indoors – Ran the second leg
for UT’s seventh-place SEC Indoor
4x400m relay unit that clocked in
with a season-best 3:11.37 readout…
Posted 60m dash PRs at the Kentucky
Invitational, running 6.92 in the
prelims and 6.86 in the final to place
fifth…Ran 6.92 in the SEC prelims but
did not advance…Ran a PR of 21.28 in
the SEC 200m dash prelims but did not
move on…Clocked a then-PR of 21.33
at the Kentucky Invitational to take
runner-up honors…Outdoors – Was
hampered by injuries but managed
a 100m dash PR anyway…Posted
a 10.54 result to take second in the
straight sprint at the UT-UCLA Dual…
Added a third-place finish in the 200m
at that meet, covering the half-lapper
in 21.23…Scored in his third event at
the UT-UCLA Dual, handling the baton
third in UT’s second-place, seasonbest 40.21 performance…Had a fifthplace 100m effort of 10.68 at the Sea
Ray Relays.
HIGH SCHOOL: Won 2009 Tennessee AAA 200m title in PR time of 21.12 and was
runner-up in the 100m at 10.74...That 21.12 readout rated him No. 12 on Track &
Field News’ prep list in 2009...Ran 100m PR of 10.70 to win AAA Section 4 meet...
Indoor PRs came at the 2010 KTC High School Indoor Classic, where he crossed
the line in 7.06 in the 60m and 22.26 in the 200m in the prelims...Ran a 22.37 in the
final to rate fifth in the 200...His short sprint time was good for ninth...Member of
National Honor Society and DECA at WSHS.
PERSONAL: Born May 26, 1992, in Chesapeake, Va....Majoring in recreation/sport
management...Mother is Linda Morgan...Has four sisters: Jamie, Jasmine, Jamieson
and Joanna…Recipient of the Kleber E. Dunklin Athletic Scholarship.
NELVIS’ SEC SCORING
 SEC SCORING
2011 Indoor 4x400mR ..............................................................................7th, 3:11.37
62
VOLUNTEER RETURNEES
5-11 • 145 • So./So.
Clarksville, Tenn.
Rossview H.S.
Distance
 Indoors
Pole Vault..................................................................................16-1.75/4.92m (2011)
 Outdoors
Pole Vault......................................................................................16-7.25/5.06m (H.S.)
 Indoors
Mile....................................................................................................................4:25.90 (2011)
3000m............................................................................................................8:33.67 (2011)
5000m........................................................................................................14:57.10 (2011)
 Outdoors
1500m............................................................................................................3:57.70 (2011)
3000m............................................................................................................8:29.78 (2011)
5000m........................................................................................................14:32.73 (2011)
10000m....................................................................................................30:54.32 (2011)
2011: Indoors – Twice registered career
bests during the indoor season…
Cleared 16-1 ¾ at the Hokie Invitational
to place eighth…Matched that height
at the Texas A&M Challenge, winding
up in fourth place…Finished fourth
in the college division at the New
Balance Collegiate Invitational, sailing
over 16-0 3/4…Outdoors – Best mark
outdoors came at the Sea Ray Relays,
where he posted a mark of 16-0 ¾
to place third in the open division…
Was 11th at the Penn Relays, clearing
15-3 in the college division…Same
height earned him fourth at the UCF
Invitational.
HIGH SCHOOL: Cleared his careerbest height and a Georgia all-classes
state record of 16-7 ¼ in the pole
vault at the 2010 Georgia Olympics
AA division, where he was victorious...
Became only the seventh prep athlete
to clear 16 feet in the Peach State...Also
won at that event, which is the state
championship meet, in 2008 (A) and 2009 (AA)...Three-time region champ in the
pole vault...Placed 14th at 2010 New Balance Outdoor Nationals with a clearance
of 15-6 ¼.
PERSONAL: Born Dec. 14, 1991, in Athens, Ga....Majoring in communications...
Parents are Gary and Karen Porter...Comes from a family of vaulters...Grandfather
vaulted at Georgia Tech, Uncle and Great Uncle at Florida State and aunt at Georgia...
Siblings are Savannah and Chaz…Recipient of the Harry W. Brooks Endowment
Scholarship.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Member of SEC Academic Honor Roll in 2011…2011 Vol
Outdoor Freshman of the Year.
2011: Honors - Named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll…Named Vol Outdoor
Freshman of the Year…Indoors – Posted personal-record times in six of seven races
during the indoor campaign…Ran his 3000m best (8:33.67) and 5000 pinnacle
(14:57.10) to place 13th and 14th, respectively, at the SEC Indoor Championships…
Lowered his mile PR to 4:25.90 at the Kentucky Invitational…Outdoors – Had five
PRs in six races outdoors…Notched his first points in SEC competition, placing
seventh in the 10,000 meters in the league outdoor meet in a career-best clocking
of 30:54.32…Carded his 5000m best at the Penn Relays, covering the distance in
14:32.73 to place seventh in the College Division…Rustled up third-place points
in the UT-UCLA Dual by snaring third
in the 3K in 8:29.78...Had a 1500m PR
of 3:57.70 to wind up fourth at the
UCF Invitational…Anchored the Vols
to third in the distance medley baton
event at the Sea Ray Relays, finishing
in 10:19.60.
HIGH SCHOOL: All-state in track
from 2008-10 and all-state in XC in
2007 and 2008...Was the 2010 state
champ at 1600m and 3200m...Named
Tennessean and Leaf Chronicle
Runner of the Year in 2008 and 2009...
Seventh at Nike Cross Nationals
Southeast Regional, covering 5K in
15:38...Cross country PR is 15:06.46,
which he ran at the 2009 Chile
Pepper Festival...Ran track PRs of
4:15.29 in the mile (2010 Vol Track
Classic), 8:35.93 for 3000m (2010
New Balance Outdoor Nationals) and
8:57.19 for 3200m (seventh at 2010
Arcadia Invitational).
PERSONAL: Born April 28, 1992, in Fayetteville, N.C….Majoring in
communications...Mother is Marie Rainey...Has an older brother, Zeek…Recipient
of the Gerdau Ameristeel Men’s Athletic Endowed Scholarship.
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
PERSONAL RECORDS
MEET
THE TEAM
PERSONAL RECORDS
COACHES
& STAFF
6-3 • 170 • So./So.
Jefferson, Ga.
Jefferson H.S.
Pole Vault
SEASON
PREVIEW
JAKE RAINEY
GENERAL
INFO.
TYLER PORTER
RAINEY’S SEC SCORING
 SEC SCORING
2011 Outdoor 10000m ........................................................................7th, 30:54.32
63
VOLUNTEER RETURNEES
RASNICK’S SEC SCORING
ROBERT RASNICK
6-0 • 160 • Sr./Sr.
Uniontown, Ohio
Cuyahoga Valley Chr. Acad./Cedarville
Pole Vault
 SEC SCORING
2010 Indoor Pole Vault........................................................ 6th, 16-10.75/5.15m
2011 Indoor Pole Vault........................................................ 7th, 16-11.50/5.17m
DREW THOMAS
PERSONAL RECORDS
6-5 • 250 • Jr./Jr.
Greeneville, Tenn.
Greeneville H.S.
Throws
 Indoors
Pole Vault..................................................................................17-1.50/5.22m (2010)
 Outdoors
Pole Vault ................................................................................17-2.75/5.25m (2010)
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Scored in pole
vault at 2010 and 2011 SEC Indoor
meets...NCAA Outdoor qualifier in
2010...Three-time member of SEC
Academic Honor Roll.
Academic Honor Roll…Indoors –
Scored at the SEC Indoor meet for
the second-straight season, placing
seventh with a clearance of 16-11 ½…
Sailed over 16-4 ¾ to tie for 11th in
the championship division at the New
Balance Collegiate Invitational…Fifth
at Kentucky Invitational with a mark
of 16-0 3/4…Outdoors – Struggled to
find his groove during the outdoor
campaign and was unable to net a
clearance in four meets.
Academic Honor Roll and earned
team’s Most Valuable Athlete Indoor
Field Award…Indoors - Carded a
sixth-place finish in his first career SEC competition, clearing 16-10 ¾ at the indoor
meet...Soared over a personal- and UT season-best with an NCAA provisional
qualifying mark of 17-1 ½ in a sixth-place finish at the Virginia Tech Final Qualifier...
That height was good for the third-best indoor mark in the conference in 2010...
Also set an NCAA provisional qualifying mark of 17-0 ¾ and finished second at
the Rod McCravy Memorial...Navigated a height of 15-7 to finish fourth at the
Kentucky Invitational...Outdoors - Snared a personal best and tied for UT’s finest
mark of the season at the NCAA East Regional Preliminary Round to qualify for the
NCAA Outdoor Championships...To do so, he cleared a height of 17-2 ¾ that ranked
as the sixth-best individual SEC mark during the outdoor slate...Tied for 18th at
NCAAs with a mark of 16-4 ¾...Registered a second-place finish at the Tennessee
Invitational, sailing over the bar at 16-6 ¾.
2009: Honors - Named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll…Indoors - Redshirted…
Outdoors - Redshirted…Competed unattached outdoors on two occasions…Won
the pole vault at the Sea Ray Relays with a lifetime-best clearance of 17-1…Posted
a clearance of 16-2 ¾ to finish ninth at the Florida Relays…Competed in three
indoor pole vault competitions unattached.
 Indoors
Weight Throw.................................................................... 58-6.50/17.84m (2011)
Shot Put......................................................................................... 44-4/13.51m (2009)
 Outdoors
Hammer Throw.....................................................................182-4/55.58m (2011)
Shot Put..................................................................................... 50-4.50/15.35m (H.S.)
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: SEC Academic Honor Roll member in 2010 and 2011.
2011: Honors - Named to SEC Academic Honor Roll...Indoors – Recorded a careerbest toss of 58-6 ½ in the weight throw at the Penn State National…Placed 11th
at the SEC Championships with a heave of 55-11…Was 10th in the Championship
Division at the New Balance Collegiate Invitational at 56-5 ¼…Outdoors – Began
the season with a career-best hammer throw effort of 182-4 to place second at the
UCF Invitational...Scored second-place points for Tennessee at the UT-UCLA Dual
with a hammer measurement of 172-4…Also threw the shot and rustled up points
for fourth place in that event at the dual with a mark of 46-4.
2010: Honors - Named to SEC Academic Honor Roll...Indoors - Charted three PR
tosses in the weight throw...His mark of record was a measurement of 54-6 ½ at
the New Balance Collegiate Invitational in New York City, where he was 19th in the
championship division...Also had a mark of 54-2 ½ at the Rod McCravy Memorial...
Outdoors - Produced a ninth-place hammer throw finish in the SEC Championships,
stretching the tape to a then-career-best-matching 176-11...Had an identical
heave at the UCSD Triton Invitational
a few weeks earlier...Landed a toss of
173-8 to place third at the Tennessee
Invitational...Also wound up third in
two different hammer competitions
at the outdoor-season-opening FSU
Relays.
HIGH SCHOOL: Left Cuyahoga Valley Christian Academy with the school record in
the pole vault at 15-8…Also a junior national qualifier in gymnastics.
2009: Indoors - Redshirted…
Competed unattached, posting
season-best shot put mark of 44-4
at the Virginia Tech Challenge…Also
notched season best in weight throw
at 46-1 ¼…Also posted a mark 43-3 ½
in the weight throw…Posted a weight
throw mark of 41-1 at the Kentucky
Invitational...Outdoors - Redshirted…
Competed unattached at the Smoky
Mountain Twilight meet, tossing the
hammer 143-7.
PERSONAL: Born Oct. 7, 1988…Majoring in mechanical engineering...Parents
are John and Janelle Rasnick…Has an older sister, Elizabeth, and a younger sister,
Sarah…Recipient of the William H. Cannon Athletic Engineering Scholarship.
HIGH SCHOOL: Holds Greeneville
High shot put record...Won IMAC
championship in the shot put and
CEDARVILLE UNIVERSITY: Finished second in the pole vault at the NAIA Indoor
Nationals in 2008 while competing for Cedarville University…Also placed 10th at
the NAIA outdoor meet.
64
PERSONAL RECORDS
VOLUNTEER RETURNEES
GARREK THOMPSON
 Indoors
800m...............................................................................................................1:51.81 (2010)
 Outdoors
400m...................................................................................................................49:39 (2011)
800m...............................................................................................................1:50.75 (2010)
2011: Honors - Made the SEC Academic Honor Roll…Indoors - Redshirted…Outdoors
- Redshirted…Recorded a personal best in the 400 outdoors, running 49.39 while
competing unattached at the Vanderbilt Invitational.
AT LSU: Competed in track & field in 2009 and 2010 for the Tigers...Eighth in 800m at
2010 SEC Indoors...Ran 400m leg on LSU’s runner-up SEC Indoor DMR unit in 2010 as
well...Helped Tigers’ outdoor 4x800m relay win at Texas Relays in 2010.
HIGH SCHOOL: Ran 400m and 800m at WSHS...Ran PR 49.78 to finish second in
400m at 2008 TSSAA 4 AAA Sectional...Fifth at 2008 AAU Region 3A Championships
in an 800m PR of 1:59.15.
PERSONAL: Born May 6, 1990, in Memphis, Tenn....Majoring in communications
studies...Mother is Nina Thompson.
 Indoors
Mile....................................................................................................................4:15.72 (2011)
3000m............................................................................................................8:35.70 (2011)
 Outdoors
3,000m...........................................................................................................8:49.83 (2011)
3000m Steeplechase........................................................................9:22.70 (2011)
5000m........................................................................................................15:15.43 (2011)
2011: Indoors – Logged his 3000m
indoor best at the New Balance
Collegiate Invitational in New
York City, running 8:35.70 to place
seventh in the Eastern College
division…Anchored UT to sixth
in the Championship DMR at that
meet, bringing the baton home in
9:57.70…Finished seventeenth in
the 3K at the SEC meet in 8:41.26…
Posted his mile PR of 4:15.72 at the
Texas A&M Challenge…Outdoors
– Ran the 3000m steeplechase
three times as a redshirt freshman,
charting his PR of 9:22.70 in placing
fourth at the UT-UCLA Dual…Ran on
UT’s third-place 4x1500m relay unit
(16:42.54) at the Sea Ray Relays
THOMPSON’S SEC SCORING (AT LSU)
2010: Indoors - Redshirted...
 SEC SCORING
2010 Indoor DMR.........................................................................................2nd, 9:51.57
2010 Indoor 800m........................................................................................ 8th, 1:55.80
HIGH SCHOOL: Earned all-district
and all-region honors as a cross
country runner during his senior season...Also named all-district and all-region
both indoors and outdoors during the 2009 track & field season...Named to the
National Honor Society.
PERSONAL: Born May 30, 1991…Majoring in nuclear engineering...Parents
are Albert and Deborah Tobin...Has a sister, Deanna, and brother, Steven, who
competed in cross country and track at Tennessee from 2004-09.
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
PERSONAL RECORDS
PERSONAL RECORDS
MEET
THE TEAM
5-7 • 143 • Jr./Jr.
Memphis, Tenn.
White Station H.S./LSU
Middle Distance
COACHES
& STAFF
5-9 • 150 • So./So.
Springfield, Va.
West Springfield H.S.
Distance
SEASON
PREVIEW
DANIEL TOBIN
PERSONAL: Born Aug. 23, 1989…Majoring in mathematics...Parents are Mark and
Chris Thomas...Has an older sister, Sarah.
GENERAL
INFO.
discus in 2008...Also won the discus title in 2007...Was fourth in the shot and seventh
in the discus at the 2008 TSSAA State Championships…Placed seventh in the discus
at the TSSAA meet in 2007…Won the region championship in the discus in 2007...
Graduated from high school with a perfect 4.0 GPA.
65
VOLUNTEER RETURNEES/NEWCOMERS
VARICK TUCKER
6-0 • 160 • Sr./Sr.
Belleville, Mich.
Belleville H.S.
Sprints
PERSONAL: Born June 18, 1990…Majoring in finance...Parents are Varick Tucker
and Joyce-Bennett Tucker...Has an older sister, Jennifer, and a younger brother,
Alexander…Recipient of the UTAD Employees Scholarship Endowment Fund.
TUCKER’S SEC SCORING
 SEC SCORING
2010 Indoor 4x400mR................................................................................5th, 3:10.34
2010 Outdoor 4x400mR...........................................................................8th, 3:10.10
2011 Indoor 4x400mR................................................................................7th, 3:11.37
2011 Outdoor 4x400mR...........................................................................7th, 3:12.84
PERSONAL RECORDS
 Indoors
200m................................................................................................................... 22.35 (2011)
400m................................................................................................................... 47.57 (2010)
 Outdoors
200m.......................................................................................................................22.20 (H.S.)
400m .................................................................................................................. 47.37 (2011)
 NEWCOMERS
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Four-time SEC scorer with 4x400m relay units in 2010 and
2011.
2011: Indoors – Ran the third leg for UT’s seventh-place 4x400m relay at the SEC
meet, helping that group log a season-best time of 3:11.37…Cruised to a seasonbest 400m time of 47.64 at the Kentucky Invitational and hit 47.82 at the SEC
meet…Notched a career-best 22.35 in the 200m at the Penn State National…
Outdoors – Aided UT’s 4x400m relay squad, as that quartet matched its indoor SEC
finish with an identical seventh-place outcome outdoors in 3:12.84…Anchored
UT’s winning 4x4 at the Sea Ray Relays in 3:12.48…Had a personal PR in the 400m
in taking third at Sea Rays in 47.37…Won the 400 at the UT-UCLA Dual, checking
in with a time of 47.88…NCAA East Preliminary Rounds 400 qualifier but did not
advance out of first round.
2010: Indoors - Ran the anchor leg for the 4x400m relay squad that earned an NCAA
provisional qualifying mark at the SEC Indoor Championships while scoring for UT
and placing fifth with a time of 3:10.34...Also registered a then-personal best in the
400m with a clocking of 47.57 in the prelims of the SEC Championships...Notched
a pair of seventh-place finishes in the 400m at the Virginia Tech Invitational (48.93)
and the Rod McCravy Memorial (48.35)...Aided the 4x400mR team to three topfive finishes...Outdoors - Helped UT score as a part of the 4x400m relay tandem at
the SEC Outdoor Championships that placed eighth with a season-best time of
3:10.10...Posted a career-best time of 47.85 in the 400m at the Sea Ray Relays to
finish sixth...Placed second in the 400m at the Tennessee Invitational with a time
of 48.11.
2009: Indoors - Competed in three 400m races and one 200m race during the
season…Top 400m readout of 49.15
came at the Virginia Tech Challenge
in a 12th-place finish…Lone 200m
time was 22.73 in the prelims at the
Niswonger Invitational…Outdoors Top outdoor 400m readout of 48.48
came in a 32nd-place finish at the
Florida Relays…Earned fourth-place
finishes at the Eastern Kentucky Open
and USF Invitational, posting times of
49.13 and 48.89, respectively.
HIGH
SCHOOL:
Won
state
championships in the 400m both
indoors and outdoors his senior
year...Also placed second in the 400m
at Nike Nationals...Voted MVP of
his track & field team his junior and
senior years and cross country team
his senior year...Set his school’s 400m
record at regionals his junior year...
Named to Belleville’s honor roll all
four years of high school…His high
school coach was James Hall.
66
TYLER ANDERSON
6-2 • 170 • Fr./Fr.
Antioch, Tenn.
Hillsboro H.S.
Jumps/Sprints
PERSONAL RECORDS
 Indoors
N/A
 Outdoors
100m................................................................................................................... 10.77 (2010)
200m................................................................................................................... 21.49 (2011)
400m................................................................................................................... 48.55 (2010)
Long Jump..............................................................................24-8.25/7.52m (2010)
Triple Jump.......................................................................... 48-7.25/14.81m (2011)
HIGH SCHOOL: Was named the 2010-11 Gatorade Tennessee Boys Track & Field
Athlete of the Year and 2011 Midstate Track Athlete of the Year…Was triple jump
champion at the 2011 Class AAA state meet despite jumping with an injured
hamstring…Took second in long jump at the same meet and fourth in both the
100m and 200m…Set a state record in the Boston-Moon Classic with a 24-8 ¼ mark
in the long jump…Charted a 200m PR of 21.49 in taking second at the Volunteer
Track Classic…Ran a wind-aided 21.39 en route to a 200m victory at the Great Eight
meet…Played football two seasons at Hillsboro along with Vol defensive back Eric
Gordon, helping HHS to a 2008 state championship.
PERSONAL: Born Jan. 8, 1993, in Nashville, Tenn….Enrolled in the College of Arts &
Sciences…Parents are Theodore and Marianne Anderson…Has a sister, Sasha, who
graduated from UT in 2005.
VOLUNTEER NEWCOMERS
JEREMY DICKIE
6-0 • 160 • Fr./Fr.
Swartz Creek, Mich.
Swartz Creek H.S.
Distance
TENNESSEE: After transferring from Lenoir-Rhyne, competed unattached at the
USA Junior Championships during summer 2011, placing fifth in the discus with a
toss of 178-3 in Eugene, Ore.
LENOIR-RHYNE: Was a scholarship football player for the Bears during the 2010
season and was on the 2011 track team as an unattached competitor before
transferring to Tennessee to devote total focus on his throwing career…Also
competed unattached on the track team for the Bears, uncorking a toss of 173-10
on his third attempt to win the discus throw at the 2011 Raleigh Relays…That effort
cemented his desire to pursue a throwing career at an NCAA Division I institution.
HIGH SCHOOL: Was the 2010 AAU Junior Olympics national champion in the
discus with a career-best throw of 191-2…Competed at the 2010 N.C. USATF
Junior Olympics, winning first in discus (178-5) and placing second in shot put
(49-1 ¼)…Placed ninth in discus at the 2010 New Balance Outdoor Nationals at
168-4 ¾…Earned first place in discus and second in shot put at the NCHSAA State
Track Championships in 2010…Holds a North Carolina State Meet record in his
classification for discus, with a distance of 185-1…Played football in North Carolina’s
East-West All-Star Game
PERSONAL: Born Jan. 6, 1992 in Poughkeepsie, N.Y….Enrolled in the College of Arts
& Sciences…Parents are Edwina and Charles Wright….Has two siblings, James, and
Geneva…Recipient of John and Felice Bratton Scholarship Endowment.
J.R. CREEKMORE
6-0 • 163 • Fr./Fr.
Wilmington, Del.
Archmere Academy
Distance
PERSONAL RECORDS
 Indoors
Mile.......................................................................................................................................4:23.20
 Outdoors
1600m............................................................................................................4:11.53 (2010)
3200m............................................................................................................9:18.72 (2010)
HIGH SCHOOL: Outdoor state runner-up in the 1600m (4:16.60) on the track
as a senior and runner-up in cross country as a junior (15:50.2)…Placed third
at the outdoor state meet in the 1600m and fourth in the 3200m as a junior…
State indoor 1600m champ indoors in 2011…Won the 1600m and 3200m in
the Flint Metro League Meet in his final season at Swartz Creek…Prep personal
records include 9:18.72 for 3200m, 4:11.53 for 1600m and 15:41.40 for 5K in cross
country....Won Flint Metro League cross country championship in 2009 and 2010
and claimed victory at the 2009 regional meet and 2010 Greater Flint Area Cross
Country Championships.
PERSONAL: Born May 21, 1992, in Flint, Mich.…Enrolled in the College of Arts
& Sciences…Interested in kinesiology…Parents are Robert and Mary Dickie...
Siblings include Bob, Joanna, Sharon and Ben…Bob and Sharon each had very
successful running careers at Tennessee, and Jeremy became the fifth sibling
to run in the state cross country meet…Recipient of the Taylor Family Athletic
Scholarship Endowment.
PERSONAL RECORDS
 Indoors
1600m............................................................................................................4:29.24 (2011)
3200m............................................................................................................9:53.41 (2011)
 Outdoors
1600m............................................................................................................4:20.78 (2011)
3200m............................................................................................................9:35.59 (2010)
HIGH SCHOOL: Won the 1600m at the 2011 Delaware Meet of Champions and
claimed the 3200m crown at the 2010 edition of that meet...Third in the 1600m
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
 Indoors
Shot Put......................................................................................... 50-5/15.37m (2011)
 Outdoors
Shot Put......................................................................................... 52-5/15.97m (2010)
Discus...........................................................................................191-2/58.27m (2010)
MEET
THE TEAM
PERSONAL RECORDS
COACHES
& STAFF
PERSONAL: Born Dec. 1, 1992, in Newark, Del….Enrolled in the College of Arts
& Sciences…Interested in materials science engineering as a course of study…
Parents are Richard and Lisa Creekmore…Has a younger brother, Ben.
SEASON
PREVIEW
6-3 • 295 • R-Fr./R-Fr.
Kannapolis, N.C.
A.L. Brown H.S./Lenoir-Rhyne
Throws
GENERAL
INFO.
TAVIS BAILEY
and fourth in the 3200m at the 2011 Delaware DII State Championships.…Was
third in those events at state in 2010…Went to the New Balance Indoor Nationals
in 2011…Earned all-state honors for track and field twice (2010/2011) and for
cross country in his final three seasons, and was a four-time award-winner in
swimming…Made all-county during his final two seasons on the oval and all
four years in cross country…Helped Archmere win state cross country team titles
in 2007 and 2008…PRs on the oval include 9:35.59 for 3200m and 4:20.78 for
1600m…His prep cross country 5K best was 15:39…Was a member of National,
Spanish and Science National Honor Societies.
Director of Track & Field J.J. Clark has been named coach of the year 21 times during his career.
67
VOLUNTEER NEWCOMERS
JACK FELIX
CARSON FROST
6-2 • 155 • Fr./Fr.
Hilton Head Island, S.C.
Hilton Head Island H.S.
Distance
6-3 • 210 • Fr./Fr.
Sonora, Calif.
Sonora Union H.S.
Throws
PERSONAL RECORDS
PERSONAL RECORDS
 Indoors
Mile....................................................................................................................4:24.51 (2011)
 Outdoors
1600m............................................................................................................4:26.00 (2011)
3200m............................................................................................................9:21.00 (2011)
 Indoors
Shot Put......................................................................................... 40-7/12.37m (2011)
Weight............................................................................................. 66-0/20.12m (2010)
 Outdoors
Shot Put................................................................................. 43-5.50/13.24m (2011)
Discus...........................................................................................154-0/46.94m (2011)
Hammer......................................................................................148-2/45.15m (2011)
HIGH SCHOOL: State champ in the 3200m as a sophomore and with 4x800m relay
unit from 2008 to 2010…State runner-up in 1600m in 2009…Won Jimmy Carnes
Invite mile at Florida’s O’Connell Center in 4:29…Came back the next day to win the
“Rising Stars” mile there in 4:24.51…All-state honoree in cross country and track in
2008, 2009 and 2010…Helped XC team win state titles in 2009 and 2010 and track
team prevail in 2011…PRs include 4:26 in the 1600m and 9:21 in the 3200m…Ran
15:37 at the 2010 Foot Locker South meet…Honor graduate at HHIHS and member
of National Art Honor Society.
PERSONAL: Born July 21, 1993, in Beaufort, S.C….Enrolled in the College of Arts
& Sciences…Is interested in kinesiology as a major…Worked at a bike shop back
home and enjoys cycling and participating in triathlons…Parents are Nick and
Lindy Felix…Has two sisters, Camille and Elizabeth, who are distance swimmers.
HIGH SCHOOL: Earned sixth place at the California State Hammer Championships
in 2011…Placed 25th in the weight throw at the 2011 New Balance Indoor
Nationals, carding a then-school-record toss of 51-4 ½…Ranked fourth in the state
in the weight throw as a senior...…Honor roll student and two-year president of
Interact Club at Sonora Union High School, leading a mission trip to Mexico.
PERSONAL: Born June 22, 1993, in Austin, Texas…Majoring in logistics...Parents are
Troy and Dawna Frost…Recipient of the Alf Holmberg Scholarship Endowment.
LUKE HADDEN
5-9 • 180 • Jr./Jr.
Berlin, Vt.
Union 32 H.S./Wake Forest
Javelin
SCOTT FOY
5-11 • 135 • Fr./Fr.
Asheville, N.C.
Asheville School
Distance
PERSONAL RECORDS
PERSONAL RECORDS
 Indoors
Mile....................................................................................................................4:25.30 (2010)
 Outdoors
1600m............................................................................................................4:23.81 (2009)
3200m............................................................................................................9:54.00 (2009)
5000m........................................................................................................15:51.46 (2009)
HIGH SCHOOL: 2009 North Carolina Independent School state champion and
CISAA Conference champion at 800 and 1600 meters…Also won state crown in
the 1600m in 2008 and was 800m victor at the conference meet…All-state cross
country performer in 2007 and 2010…Made Foot Locker All-South Sophomore
Cross Country Team in 2008…Track team MVP in 2009 and cross country MVP in
2007 and 2008.
PERSONAL: Born July 16, 1992, in Rochester, N.Y….Enrolled in the College of Arts
& Sciences…Interested in majoring in logistics and one day working for Nike…
Volunteered with Special Olympics in Charlotte, N.C….Parents are Dan and Judi
Foy.
68
 Indoors
N/A
 Outdoors
Javelin..........................................................................................200-3/61.05m (2010)
Discus...........................................................................................129-1/39.34m (2011)
AT WAKE FOREST: Placed fifth in the javelin at the ACC Championships in 2011 at
197-0…Earned third place at the Tiger Qualifier with a season-best mark of 19911 as a sophomore… Threw the discus once, finishing seventh at UNC-Wilmington
Seahawk Invitational at 129-1…Finished sixth in javelin at the 2010 ACC Outdoor
Championships, also at 197-0…Career-best fling of 200-3 came at the 2010 Wake
Forest Open…That mark ranks him fifth all-time at Wake Forest in the javelin.
HIGH SCHOOL: Won the 2009 Division II State Title in the javelin with a throw of
193-3…Won the Junior Olympics Region I discus throw with a distance of 155-6…
Named the 2009 Central Vermont Track and Field Athlete of the Year…Was the
top thrower in the state for both the javelin and discus that season…Is school and
divisional record holder in javelin…Lettered in track, football and Nordic skiing.
PERSONAL: Born Oct. 13, 1990, in Berlin, Vt….Enrolled in the College of Arts &
Sciences…Interested in forestry…Parents are Lorraine and Roy Hadden…Father
threw at Ohio State and was a school record-holder…Recipient of Bowden Wyatt/
Harvey Robinson Scholarship Fund.
VOLUNTEER NEWCOMERS
6-1 • 175 • Fr./Fr.
Murfreesboro, Tenn.
Siegel H.S.
Jumps/Sprints
 Indoors
55m...........................................................................................................................6.47 (2011)
60m...........................................................................................................................7.06 (2010)
200m................................................................................................................... 22.55 (2011)
 Outdoors
100m................................................................................................................... 10.75 (2009)
200m................................................................................................................... 21.67 (2011)
 Indoors
N/A
 Outdoors
200m...........................................................................................................................22.1 (H.S.)
High Jump.......................................................................................... 6-8/2.03m (2011)
HIGH SCHOOL: Ran at Lincoln-Way East High School and was an All-American with
the Flight Track Club…Posted a 100m dash best of 10.75 in winning the 2009 USATF
Region 7 Junior Olympics Championships…Also claimed the 200m crown in 22.01…
Won the Illinois Junior Olympic Championships 100m dash in 2011, clocking in at
10.86…Finished 12th at the 2011 USATF National Junior Olympic meet in the 200m,
logging his PR of 21.67 at that competition…Placed third indoors in the 55 meters
at the 2011 Ted Haydon Classic, posting his best of 6.47 in that event…Indoor 60m
best of 7.06 came at 2010 Nike Indoor Nationals, while his indoor 200m best of 22.55
was recorded at the 2011 AAU Northern National Championships.
HIGH SCHOOL: Placed third in the high jump at the 2011 TSSAA State Track &
Field Championships with a clearance of 6-8, matching his career-best leap…Won
the high jump at the TSSAA AAA Section II meet in 2010…Won the Rutherford
County Championship when he set his PR of 6-8 in the high jump in 2011…Was
a three-time state qualifier…Lettered twice on the wrestling team, once finishing
fifth in the region…Member of SHS Honor Roll, Student Council and Beta Club and
participated in Dance Off and Siegel Idol among other activities.
PERSONAL: Born Sept. 5, 1993, in Cincinnati, Ohio…Enrolled in the College of Arts
& Sciences…Interested in public administration…Parents are Mike and Arvetta
McClardy…Has two siblings, Shaun McClardy and Ebony Howard.
PERSONAL: Born Feb. 7, 1993 in Shorewood, Ill….Enrolled in the College of Arts &
Sciences…Has a brother, Maurice…Parents are Ronald Hayes and Greta Ivers.
NICK KAISER
KYLE QUINN
6-1 • 180 • Fr./Fr.
Lambertville, Mich.
Bedford H.S.
Middle Distance
6-1 • 190 • Fr./Fr.
Somerset, Mass.
Somerset H.S.
Javelin
PERSONAL RECORDS
PERSONAL RECORDS
 Indoors
800m...............................................................................................................1:51.34 (2010)
 Outdoors
800m...............................................................................................................1:50.00 (2011)
 Indoors
N/A
 Outdoors
Javelin...................................................................................... 217-11/66.42m (2010)
HIGH SCHOOL: His victorious, career-best 1:50.00 readout in the 800m at the
Midwest Meet of Champions ranked him No. 7 on the 2011 Track & Field News U.S.
prep list…Runner-up in the 800m at the 2009 Nike Outdoor Nationals (1:50.47) and
2010 Nike Indoor Nationals (1:51.34)…2011 and 2009 Michigan state champ and
2010 runner-up in the 800m…Part of state champion 4x800m relay as a junior…
Became the first three-time winner of Monroe County Region Boys Track & Field
Athlete of the Year distinction… Placed fourth at the 2010 Michigan State Cross
Country Championship – Lower Peninsula in 15:31.80…His 5K PR (15:30.20) came a
week earlier at the Region 4 Championships, where he was the runner-up.
HIGH SCHOOL: State champion in the javelin throw in 2010 and 2011…Set a state
meet record with a fling of 202-6 as a junior and improved the mark to 209-11
as a senior…Was ranked seventh in the U.S. after the 2011 outdoor state meet…
Won the MIAA Eastern Division Championships in 2010 and 2011, claiming the
state’s all-time record at 217-11 as a junior…Won the 2010 New England Track
& Field Championships with a throw of 207-7…Won the 2011 MSTCA Coaches
Invitational and was second as a sophomore…Won the 2009 Eastern Athletic
Conference Track & Field Championship as a sophomore…Three-time Boston
Globe All-Scholastic Team member.
PERSONAL: Born Nov. 30, 1992, in Toledo, Ohio…Enrolled in the College of Arts &
Sciences…Interested in business…Parents are Ron and Diane Kaiser…Has an older
brother, Bradley…Recipient the William Pettway Jr. Athletic Scholarship Endowment.
PERSONAL: Born April 28, 1993, in Fall River, Mass….Enrolled in the College of
Arts & Sciences…Interested in political science…Parents are Matthew and Beth
Quinn…Has two siblings, Karen and Kevin.
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
PERSONAL RECORDS
MEET
THE TEAM
PERSONAL RECORDS
COACHES
& STAFF
5-10 • 171 • Fr./Fr.
Frankfort, Ill.
Lincoln-Way East H.S.
Jumps/Sprints
SEASON
PREVIEW
DEREK McCLARDY
GENERAL
INFO.
DAVID HAYES
69
VOLUNTEER NEWCOMERS
SAM TABOR
PERSONAL: Born April 16, 1993, in Knoxville, Tenn.…Enrolled in the College of Arts
& Sciences…Interested in kinesiology…Parents are Glenn and Donita Walter…Has
two sisters, Jessica and Paige…His father attended law school at UT.
6-0 • 180 • Fr./Fr.
Memphis, Tenn.
Evangelical Christian School
Distance
AUSTIN WHITELAW
5-9 • 140 • Fr./Fr.
Monroe, Mich.
Monroe H.S.
Distance
PERSONAL RECORDS
 Indoors
Pentathlon........................................................................................................ 3,303 (2010)
60mH.......................................................................................................................8.83 (2011)
 Outdoors
Decathlon......................................................................................................... 6,767 (2011)
Pole Vault..........................................................................................14-6/4.42m (2011)
HIGH SCHOOL: Was 2011 TSSAA Division II state champion in both the decathlon
and pole vault, scoring 6,510 points and clearing 14 feet, respectively…Was second
with his team’s 4x200m relay, fourth in the 110m hurdles and seventh in the 300m
hurdles as a senior…Also won the 2010 state decathlon crown and was fourth in
2009 and seventh in 2008…Was 2010 state runner-up in the vault…2010 AAU
Junior Olympic Nationals victor in the decathlon and fourth-place finisher in the
pole vault…2010 Nike Indoor Nationals eighth-place finisher in the pentathlon at
3,303…Broke his own TSSAA West Region meet record in the decathlon, scoring his
PR tally of 6,767 in 2011 to win at that competition for the third-straight season…
Also the West Region champion in the pole vault, 110m hurdles and 300m hurdles...
Other PRs include 11.38 in the 100m, 21-11 ½ in the long jump, 45-2 ½ in the shot
put, 6-4 in the high jump, 52.42 in the 400m, 15.13 in the 110m hurdles, 143-5 ¾ in
the discus, 156-5 in the javelin and 4:52.36 in the 1500m.
PERSONAL: Born Sept. 22, 1992, in Memphis, Tenn….Enrolled in the College of
Arts & Sciences…Interested in biomedical engineering…Parents are Eric and
Reagan Eric Tabor…Has three siblings, Sondra, Eric and Martha.
PERSONAL RECORDS
 Indoors
N/A
 Outdoors
800m...............................................................................................................1:57.90 (2010)
1600m............................................................................................................4:18.86 (2010)
3200m............................................................................................................9:17.10 (2011)
HIGH SCHOOL: Fourth in 3200m at state track championships as a senior, running
9:35.84, and sixth as a junior in 9:21.53...Ran his PR (9:17.10) in that event at the 2011
Midwest Meet of Championships…His 1600m best is 4:18.86, which he carded in a
seventh-place result at the 2010 state meet…Had a 25:10.11 prep 8K cross country
race to his credit…Earned 2009 and 2010 all-state acclaim in cross country and
from 2009-11 in track & field…As a senior, he finished second in the Michigan State
Cross Country Championships – Lower Peninsula and won the Region 4 meet a
week earlier with a PR 5K time of 15:05.20…Graduated Magna Cum Laude.
PERSONAL: Born June 27, 1993, in Ann Arbor, Mich.…Enrolled in the College of
Arts & Sciences…Interested in biochemistry…Parents are Susan Costello and
David Whitelaw…Has three younger siblings: Ethan and Bryan Costello and Wyatt
Whitelaw…Attended same high school as former Vol and U.S. Olympian Todd
Williams.
KYLE WALTER
5-9 • 130 • Fr./Fr.
Knoxville, Tenn.
Bearden H.S.
Distance
PERSONAL RECORDS
 Indoors
Mile....................................................................................................................4:26.05 (2011)
 Outdoors
800m...............................................................................................................2:00.76 (2010)
1500m............................................................................................................4:08.74 (2010)
3200m........................................................................................................10:04.06 (2010)
HIGH SCHOOL: Ran for Bearden High School and with the Knoxville Track
Club…2010 AAU All-American in 1500m…Finished seventh in a personal-best
4:23.50 at the 2011 TSSAA State Championships in the 1600m…Was second at the
2011 KIL Championships in 2:01.50…Fourth at the 2010 Knoxville Interscholastic
League Cross Country Championships in a 5K career best of 16:02.00…Eighth at
the region meet and 32nd at state championships as a senior…Also wrestled for
three seasons for the Bulldogs.
70
During the fall, newcomer Austin Whitelaw earned SEC All-Freshman accolades in cross country.
SEASON
IN REVIEW
2011 SEASON IN REVIEW
The 2011 track & field campaign saw the Tennessee women
remain among the nation’s top programs and the men’s team begin
its climb back to the heights at which the Vols are accustomed.
J.J. Clark’s second year in command of both the men’s and
women’s squads at Rocky Top left him desiring more from those
units and recommitted to making sure he and his staff are doing
all they can to make UT the outfit that everyone expects it to be.
The Lady Vols produced their 10th top-ten national finish
under Clark’s tutelage, tying for seventh place with 24 points at
the NCAA Indoor Championships in College Station, Texas. Senior
Jackie Areson played a huge role in that outcome, becoming the
first UT woman to win an indoor national title in the 5000 meters.
Areson covered the distance in 16:04.16, while classmate Liz
Costello finished fifth in 16:11.06 to provide 14 points for the Big
Orange in that event. Areson added a fourth-place outcome in the
3000m to boot, crossing the line in 9:17.88.
“We put some points on the board, which was the obvious
goal,” Clark said. “Jackie winning the 5K was sensational. Liz
Costello also put forth a great effort in the 5K. She wasn’t feeling
well but came back and was very, very courageous in scoring for
the team.”
UT also secured points in the 800m from junior Chanelle
Price (6th, 2:05.42) and via eighth-place finishes from junior Ellen
Wortham in the pentathlon (4,042 points) and the distance medley
relay (DMR), with Price, Wortham, sophomore Nijgia Snapp and
junior Brittany Sheffey moving the baton around in 11:07.86.
Garnering first-team USTFCCCA All-America status were
Areson in the 3000m and 5000m, Costello in the 5000m, Price in
the 800m and DMR, Wortham in the pentathlon and DMR and
Snapp and Sheffey with the DMR.
Costello netted second-team kudos for a 12th-place effort in
the 3K, as did Snapp, Wortham, sophomore Martinique Octave
and freshman Kianna Ruff with UT’s ninth-place 4x400m relay unit.
After failing to get on the board and having no All-Americans
at the 2010 NCAA Indoor meet, Tennessee’s men wound up 39th
with five points and boasted two All-Americans in 2011, both of
them freshmen.
In the men’s 60-meter dash, redshirt freshman Dentarius Locke
rolled down the straightaway in 6.67 seconds to lasso a fifth-place
finish. That effort was the best in the 60 by a Vol at the NCAA Indoor
meet since Justin Gatlin and Leonard Scott went one-two in 2002.
“Dentarius came out this year and was very excited to be running, and we were very happy to have him here,” Clark said. “He has
just kept getting better
and better throughout
the season, and that’s
what you want them
to do.“
Justin Hunter, also
a standout on the football team, earned track
& field All-America credentials by virtue of
an eighth-place effort
in the long jump. His
mark of record was
25 feet, 4 1/4 inches,
coming at the end of
an indoor season that
saw him set the UT
freshman record and
the No. 3 all-time indoor mark at 26-1 1/2.
“It was good to
see Justin become our
second Vol All-American at this meet,” Clark
said. “On both sides,
we need to have more Jackie Areson won the SEC Indoor 3000m in a meet-record time
and became the first Lady Vol to win an NCAA Indoor 5000m title.
bodies here.”
72
“The women were
top 10, and the men’s
team definitely needs
more quality. We’re going to make sure that
happens. That said, I am
very proud of the efforts
of the people who were
here.”
At the SEC level,
the Lady Vols improved
from fourth in 2010 to
third in 2011, while the
Vols moved from 10th
to eighth.
The Lady Vols’ 78
SEC Indoor points were
bolstered by victories
from Areson in the
3000m, Costello in the
5000m, Price in the
800m and the school’s
fifth-consecutive league
triumph in the distance Peter Sigilai anchored UT’s DMR to second place and was an
medley relay.
indoor and outdoor scorer in the 800m at the SEC Championships.
Areson
led
an
impressive
one-twothree Lady Vol finish in the 3K, eclipsing a 24-year-old league meet
record with her 9:10.49 effort. Costello and Sheffey followed her
across the line, enabling Tennessee to snare 24 points in a single
race.
“Obviously, it’s very satisfying, but more importantly we were
able to score points for our team,” Clark said. “It’s very gratifying to
take one-two-three, because I’ve never done that before. People
say that I’m an ‘800 coach’, but I’ve never done that in the 800, so
maybe I’m a 3K coach,” Clark said as he chuckled.
“In all seriousness, it’s a great feeling for Jackie to break a
24-year-old record. It shows you how good she was, because she
broke it fairly easily, and she just had a good run. There were really
a lot of athletes in that race, probably too many, and there was a lot
of bumping and pushing in the beginning. Jackie just took the lead
and never looked back.”
Tennessee also toppled its year-old meet record in the DMR,
with Sheffey, junior Ashley Harris, Price and Areson working together
toward an 11:05.37 clocking. That gave the Big Orange women their
seventh win in that event at the SEC meet under Clark’s direction
and qualified them for nationals.
“Running an automatic qualifying mark at the end of the meet
is absolutely fantastic,” Clark said. “It’s one of the top times in the
country, and we’re happy we punched our ticket to the NCAA
meet.”
The Vols weren’t able to hit a qualifying mark or break a record,
but their runner-up showing in the DMR was equally satisfying for
Clark and his staff. The quartet of senior Chris Rapp, junior Terry
Benson, freshman Ford Bell and junior Peter Sigilai put together
a season-best time of 9:47.45 to contribute eight points to the
squad’s coffers. Sigilai’s anchor leg was perhaps his finest hour as a
Vol.
“It was great to see Peter have a great anchor leg and an explosive finish,” Clark said. “We knew that they could do this. We were
just hoping that they got it done, and they did. We needed all the
points we could from the men, and Peter did a good job providing
points for his team.”
Joe Berry did the DMR tandem one better, procuring 10 points
for his victory in the pole vault. Berry, a senior indoors, completed
a fantastic comeback from injury in winning his second SEC Indoor
title and the fourth overall crown.
After redshirting outdoors a year ago due to leg problems and
contemplating doing the same indoors in 2011, Berry is no doubt
glad he pressed onward. The league runner-up indoors in 2008,
COACHES &
MEET
STAFF
THE TEAM
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
SEASON
PREVIEW
place indoor and outdoor
shot efforts she had at
the 2009 NCAA meet.
“Annie had a banner meet,” Clark said.
“She came, delivered
and threw her best. She
competed in both events
(discus, shot) very well.
“John Frazier did
a great job of fine-tuning her and getting her
ready. She improved every throw, and I want
to congratulate her on
doing a great job and
also coach Frazier on
delivering that.”
Tennessee’s 4x400m
relay combination of
Wortham, Ruff, Octave
and Snapp added two
more points, winding up
seventh in a season-best Michael Spooner was fourth in the 10,000 meters and eighth
3:32.15.
in the 3000m steeplechase at the SEC Outdoor Championships.
Locke was the Vols’
lone representative at
the NCAA Outdoor gathering in Des Moines, Iowa, as Hunter and
Berry struggled in the cool, damp conditions at the NCAA East
Preliminary Rounds and did not qualify.
Against a veteran field, Locke managed to advance to the
200m dash final and chart an eighth-place finish in 20.91. He came
up short in the 100, bowing out in the semifinal round. Still he
was good enough to earn All-America status in each, including
first-team kudos in the longer race and second-team honors in the
shorter one.
First-teamers for the Lady Vols included Alexander, Octave,
Price, Ruff, Snapp and Wortham. Second-unit selections were Sheffey (12th in 1500m) and Wortham (semifinalist in 400m hurdles).
“My goal coming into the final day was to see if the women
could get into the 20s for points,” Clark said. “I figured if we could
get into the mid-20s that would probably get us a top-10 finish.
We came in 11th and did the best we could with what we had, and
that’s all we could do.
“On the men’s side, we need more talent at the national level.
It’s plain and simple.”
The SEC Outdoor meet featured both the Lady Vols and Vols
climbing the ladder from the previous season. The UT women
moved from seventh to fifth, while the men rose from ninth to
eighth. More impressive was the fact that the Big Orange walked
out of Athens, Ga., with eight individual titles at that meet.
Berry, a junior in eligibility outdoors, brought his “A game” to
the track on the final day of the meet, ignoring the swirling winds
to claim a league indoor/outdoor sweep and his fifth conference
title in the pole vault for the Vols. His 17-feet, 8 1/2 inch seasontopping clearance was only a half inch off his 2008 career best.
Only six-time SEC champion and 2000 U.S. Olympic silver
medalist Lawrence Johnson has won more conference pole vault
titles for the Big Orange than Berry, who claimed the 17th outdoor
vault crown by a Vol.
“Joe’s in very, very elite company with Lawrence Johnson,” Clark
said. “Joe Berry is a great competitor and a proven champion. He
was focused and intense, and I am very happy he came here and
did the job.”
Locke nearly joined Berry as a Volunteer victor. His 10.12,
wind-aided (3.0 mps) outburst in the men’s 100-meter dash left
him a hundredth of a second shy of glory, as Florida’s Terrell Wilks
edged him in 10.11.
Locke added to that eight-point contribution with six more in
the 200 meters. His season-best output of 20.59 earned him third
GENERAL
INFO.
champion in 2009 and eighth-place finisher a year ago, he cleared
17 feet, 7 1/2 inches this time around to hand UT its 18th all-time
indoor win in the vault and fifth in six years.
“That was big,” Clark said. “Joe Berry is a competitor, and he has
proven that. He had a down year last year with an injury, but he’s
come back in great form.
“His coach, Russ Johnson, does a great job with him. Robert
Rasnick (7th) and Chase Brannon (t8th) scored in that group, and
they just did a great job in getting the team excited. They got us a
big 12 points to get us on the road.”
“I just want to keep improving,” Clark said. “We’re shooting
for the number-one spot, and right now we have improvements,
personal bests, records, SEC champions on both sides, and that’s
where we’re starting from right now.
“We’re going to move forward until we get to that top spot. For
right now, we have to climb the ladder until we reach the pinnacle.”
Looking back at the SEC Indoor honor roll, Tennessee was well
represented. Making the women’s All-SEC First Team were Areson,
Costello, Harris, Price and Sheffey, while Berry was a member of the
men’s unit. Areson was named SEC Indoor Runner of the Year for her
exploits, while Costello tied as the SEC Co-High Point Scorer among
women with 18 points.
Making the SEC’s second unit for Tennessee were men’s DMR
components Benson, Ford, Rapp and Sigilai, while Vols Hunter and
Locke, and Lady Vol Ruff earned spots on the SEC All-Freshman Team.
The outdoor campaign didn’t go quite as well for either team,
but the Lady Vols weren’t far off their indoor pace, and there were
plenty of bright spots for Tennessee to celebrate as a whole.
The NCAA Outdoor meet saw the UT women tally 20 points, just
four fewer than they scored indoors. This despite the loss of Areson
to graduation and the absence of Costello due to a fall at the NCAA
East Preliminary Round that prevented her from qualifying nationally.
After finishing sixth in the 800m indoors, Price upped her game
outdoors with a 2:03.02 effort that enabled her to place third for her
best individual showing as a collegian.
“Chanelle did a lot of things right, showed good poise and had
a very solid race,” Clark said. “We discussed it afterward, and she felt
like she might have gotten excited and tried to move too early coming down the homestretch. She is learning how to execute from the
front, and it’s exciting to see her discovering the ability to master
that.
“There’s definitely a lot more there for her, and she made
nice progress since
the indoor season. She
executed and maintained her poise better
during the outdoor
season.”
Junior thrower
Annie Alexander added two more thirdplace performances,
making a big impact
after redshirting indoors and rediscovering the outstanding
form she displayed as
a freshman.
Already the
school record-holder
indoors and out in the
shot put, Alexander
improved her outdoor
best to 57-11 to snare
third in that event. She
matched that placement in the discus
with a fling of 188-9, Liz Costello swept the 5000m at the SEC Indoor and Outdoor
adding to the third- Championships and set a meet record in the 10K outdoors as well.
73
place and a total of 14 individual points in his first SEC Outdoor
Championship meet.
The Lady Vols, meanwhile, claimed seven event crowns, including double wins by Alexander and Costello, in an impressive
showing.
After scoring 18 points at the conference indoor meet, Costello
came back outside to tally 20 in her first and only season at UT after
transferring from Princeton. She did so by becoming the first Lady
Vol to win an SEC 10,000m race. Costello set a meet and facility
record of 33:42.96 to do so and followed it with a triumph in the
5000m to give UT its second-straight champ in that event. The Lady
Vol senior was able to hold off Georgia standout Bridget Lyons twice
on the UGA runner’s home track for those wins.
Alexander, meanwhile, came back from a redshirt indoor
campaign to sweep the outdoor shot put and discus titles just as
she did as a rookie in 2008. Her heave of 57-5 earned her the shot
crown, while she prevailed in the discus with a toss of 184-5 to equal
Costello in outdoor league point production for Tennessee.
“Since I’ve been coaching, I don’t believe I have ever had two
athletes who were double victors,” Clark said. “That is outstanding,
and that is what you need, especially at the national level, and they
are both national-caliber athletes.”
Also claiming running event victories for the Orange and
White at the SEC meet were Brittany Sheffey in the 1500m, Chanelle
Price, with a season indoor/outdoor sweep in the 800m, and Ellen
Wortham, whose come-from-behind triumph in the 400m hurdles
was one of the meet’s most scintillating performances.
“We had some exciting things happen, and it is not necessarily
reflected by the team finishes,” Clark said. “Our teams combined to
win eight SEC championships at this meet, and Dentarius Locke was
a runner-up in the 100m dash. There were some very good performances, and I am really pleased with the direction the program is
going.
“We had eight SEC titles this weekend between our women’s
and men’s programs. We just have to get some more depth to round
our team out, and we’ll be in good shape.”
In terms of postseason honors, the Vols put Berry on the All-SEC
First Team, while Locke was a second-team selection as well as the
SEC Outdoor Freshman Runner of the Year. Locke, Bell (13th, 800m)
and Chase Brannon (5th, pole vault) also earned spots on the SEC
All-Freshman Team.
For the Lady Vols, first-teamers included Alexander, Costello,
Price, Sheffey and Wortham, while an SEC All-Freshman Team nod
went to Linda Hadfield,
who finished sixth and
had a UT freshman record
clearance of 13-1 3/4 in
the pole vault.
Other SEC accolades
involving the Big Orange
included Pr ice being
named the SEC Co-Track
& Field Scholar-Athlete
of the Year, marking the
fourth-straight time a Lady
Vol has won, and inclusion
on the SEC Track & Field
Community Service Teams
by Vol Steve Fassino and
Lady Vol Elizabeth Tiller.
During the course
of the season, there were
other highlights, including
the renewal of a long-time
dual meet with UCLA, success at the Sea Ray Relays
and recognition for academic prowess.
As the Vols renewed Freshman Kianna Ruff was a 4x400m relay All-American and
their historic series with scored at the both league meets in the 800 meters in 2011.
74
UCLA and the Lady Vols
began theirs with the
Bruin women, UT’s men
got two wins each from
Dentarius Locke (100m
dash, 200m dash) and
Terry Benson (110m
hurdles and 400m hurdles) in a 111-50 dual
meet loss at UCLA’s
Drake Stadium on April
2. Locke tied Willie
Gault’s 1983 meet record in the 100-meter
dash with a 10.29 readout.
T h e Te n n e s s e e
women, on the other
hand, defeated UCLA,
82-81. It was the firstever dual meet loss by
UCLA to anyone other
than crosstown rival
USC. Alexander (shot
p u t / d i s c u s t h row ) ,
Sheffey (800m/1500m)
and Wortham (400mH,
long jump) won two Sprinter Dentarius Locke was an indoor and outdoor All-American
events each to lead the and made the SEC Indoor and Outdoor All-Freshman Teams.
Lady Volunteers vs. the
Bruins.
Wortham also received the Tony Wilson Award for most valuable women’s running event competitor at UT’s Sea Ray Relays,
while Annie Alexander earned the field event award. Wortham won
the 400m hurdles and assisted in victories in the 4x100m relay and
4x400m relay, while Alexander was the victor in the shot put and
discus throw.
The Vols, meanwhile, picked up a pair of wins of their own at
Sea Rays. Sigilai won the Invitational 1500m, while the Big Orange
4x400m relay also prevailed on its home oval.
In addition to what previously has been mentioned, there were
other school standards broken. Locke rewrote the Vol freshman
indoor mark in the 300m at 33.96 in the Hokie Invitational, while
Areson improved the Lady Vol indoor 3K and 5K bests to 9:01.91 and
15:39.81, respectively, at the Penn State National and Husky Classic.
Additionally, Costello lowered the outdoor women’s 10K standard
to 33:25.66 at the Stanford Invitational.
Academically, Tennessee continued to demonstrate Clark’s
emphasis on developing champions on the track, in the classroom
and in life.
Price was named to the 15-member first unit of the Capital One
Academic All-America Track & Field/Cross Country Team. She is the
fourth from the program to earn first-team distinction and collected
the 11th overall Capital One Academic All-America citation by a team
member.
UT had four athletes named to the Capital One Academic AllDistrict IV Track & Field/Cross Country Team, including first-team
selection Price and second-team honorees Holly Kane, Tiller and
Wortham.
Tennessee’s women were once again named a USTFCCCA All-Academic team, sporting a cumulative GPA of 3.22, and ten members of
the Lady Vol squad were named to the 2011 USTFCCCA All-Academic
Track & Field Team. Making the list were Areson, Costello, Hadfield,
Aslynn Halvorson, Jessie Harrison, Kia Jackson, Octave, Price, Ruff
and Wortham.
Finally, a total of 33 members of the squads were named to
the 2010-11 SEC Spring Academic Honor Roll. Seventeen more
made the SEC Freshman Academic Honor Roll, adding yet another
positive note to the 2010-11 track & field season.
2011 LADY VOL NCAA ACTION
Team Standings (Top 10)
1. Texas A&M...................................................................................................49
2.Oregon..........................................................................................................45
3.LSU............................................................................................................. 43.5
4.Oklahoma....................................................................................................42
5.Arizona..........................................................................................................35
6.USC.................................................................................................................30
7.Clemson.......................................................................................................28
8.Texas..............................................................................................................25
8.Stanford........................................................................................................25
10. Southern Miss............................................................................................21
11. Tennessee.............................................................................. 20
Tennessee’s Scoring Performances
800m
3. Chanelle Price............................................................. 2:03.02b
3000m
4. Jackie Areson..................................................................................9:17.88b
Shot Put
3. Annie Alexander........................................ 57-11.25/17.66m!sr
800m
6. Chanelle Price............................................................. 2:05.42b
Discus Throw
3. Annie Alexander................................................. 188-9/57.55m
Pentathlon
8. Ellen Wortham...............................................................4,042b!
4x400mR
7.Wortham/Ruff/Octave/Snapp...................................... 3:32.15b
DMR
8. Price/Wortham/Snapp/Sheffey............................... 11:07.86b
Other Tennessee Results
1500m
12.Brittany Sheffey.......................................................... 4:22.50b
4x400mR
9.Wortham/Octave/Snapp/Ruff................................... 3:35.32b
400mH Semifinals
7. Ellen Wortham.................................................. 56.43bp, 4th/h
3000m
12. Liz Costello.......................................................................................9:23.36b
4x100mR Semifinals
20. Harris/Jones/Octave/K. Jackson...................... 44.78pb, 7th/h
Bold type indicates returnees, ! - personal record, ^ - oversized
track, b - banked track, CR – collegiate record, dnf - did not finish, dq
- disqualified, fr– facility record, fs - false start, m - meters, mr - meet
record, nwi - no wind index, p - preliminary round, sr - school record,
sec - SEC record, sech - SEC heptathlon record, ufr - UT freshman
record, w - wind-aided
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
5000m
1. Jackie Areson................................................................................ 16:04.16b
5. Liz Costello.................................................................................... 16:11.06b
COACHES &
MEET
STAFF
THE TEAM
1.Oregon...................................................................................................67.00
2.Texas.......................................................................................................38.00
3.LSU..........................................................................................................37.00
4.Arkansas................................................................................................35.00
5. Texas A&M............................................................................................32.00
6.Oklahoma.............................................................................................25.00
7.Tennessee........................................................................24.00
7.Arizona..................................................................................................24.00
9. Florida State.........................................................................................22.00
10. Baylor.....................................................................................................20.00
SEASON
PREVIEW
NCAA OUTDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS
June 8-11 * Des Moines, Iowa
GENERAL
INFO.
NCAA INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS
March 11-12 * College Station, Texas
Annie Alexander redshirted indoors but hit the 2011 outdoor season with a vengeance, sweeping SEC titles
in the shot and discus and turning in third-place finishes in those events at the NCAA Championships.
75
2011 VOL NCAA ACTION
NCAA INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS
March 11-12 * College Station, Texas
NCAA OUTDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS
June 8-11 * Des Moines, Iowa
1.Florida.....................................................................................................52.00
2. Texas A&M.............................................................................................40.00
3.BYU...........................................................................................................34.00
4.LSU...........................................................................................................31.00
5. Florida State..........................................................................................30.00
6.Indiana....................................................................................................27.00
6.Minnesota..............................................................................................27.00
8.Stanford..................................................................................................20.00
8.Iowa.........................................................................................................20.00
10. Texas........................................................................................................17.00
39. Tennessee........................................................................... 5.00
1. Texas A&M...................................................................................................55
2. Florida State................................................................................................54
3.Florida...........................................................................................................53
4.LSU.................................................................................................................46
5. Virginia Tech................................................................................................36
6.Stanford........................................................................................................29
7.Arizona..........................................................................................................28
8.BYU............................................................................................................. 27.5
9. Texas Tech....................................................................................................26
10. Oregon..........................................................................................................25
10. Arkansas.......................................................................................................25
64.Tennessee................................................................................ 1
60m
5. Dentarius Locke..................................................................................... 6.67
Long Jump
8. Justin Hunter.................................................... 25-4.25/7.73m
Bold type indicates returnees, * - NCAA automatic qualifier, + NCAA provisional qualifier, # - NCAA regional qualifier, ! - personal
record, ^ - oversized track, b - banked track, CR – collegiate record,
dnf - did not finish, dq - disqualified, fr – facility record, fs - false start,
m - meters, mr - meet record, nm - no mark, nwi - no wind index,
p - preliminary round, sr - school record, sec - SEC record, sech - SEC
heptathlon record, ufr - UT freshman record, w - wind-aided
200m
8. Dentarius Locke............................................................................... 20.91w
200m Semifinals
Adv Dentarius Locke.
.................................................................. 20.69p, 3rd/h
100m Semifinals
13. Dentarius Locke................................................................... 10.39p, 6th/h
As a freshman, Justin Hunter scored indoors and outdoors in the long jump at the SEC Championships and carded an eighth-place showing at the NCAA Indoor meet to garner All-America accolades in 2011.
76
2011 LADY VOL SEC ACTION
5000m
1. Liz Costello..................................................................................... 16:27.54b
Shot Put
1. Annie Alexander...................................................57-5/17.50m
DMR
1.Sheffey/Harris/Price/Areson..................................11:05.37bmr
Discus Throw
1. Annie Alexander................................................. 184-5/56.22m
3000m
1. Jackie Areson..............................................................................9:10.49bmr
2. Liz Costello........................................................................................9:16.14b
3. Brittany Sheffey........................................................... 9:26.75b
400mH
1. Ellen Wortham..................................................................55.70!
800m
1. Chanelle Price.............................................................. 2:05.10b
5. Nijgia Snapp................................................................ 2:07.69b
6. Kianna Ruff................................................................... 2:08.19b
Pentathlon
3. Ellen Wortham...................................................................3,977
4x400mR
5.Wortham/Octave/Snapp/Ruff..................................... 3:36.16b
High Jump
6. Ellen Wortham...........................................................5-6/1.68m
Weight Throw
6. Jesse Harrison................................................. 60-8.50/18.50m!
Long Jump
8. Kia Jackson....................................................... 18-11.25/5.77m
Shot Put
8. Aslynn Halvorson............................................ 46-2.50/14.08m
m - meters, mr - meet record, nm - no mark, nwi - no wind index,
p - preliminary round, sr - school record, sec - SEC record, sech - SEC
heptathlon record, ufr - UT freshman record, w - wind-aided
1500m
1. Brittany Sheffey..............................................................4:25.75
10,000m
1. Liz Costello............................................................................... 33:42.96mrfr
5,000m
1. Liz Costello........................................................................................16:13.06
3. Brittany Sheffey...........................................................16:32.98
800m
1. Chanelle Price.................................................................2:04.22
6. Kianna Ruff.....................................................................2:07.97!
Long Jump
4. Ellen Wortham.............................................. 19-11/75/6.09mw
Pole Vault
6. Linda Hadfield............................................. 13-1.75/4.01mufr!
4x100mR
6. Harris/Wortham/Octave/K. Jackson.................................44.73
4x400mR
7.Ruff/Wortham/Price/Octave..........................................3:38.62
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
Team Standings
1.LSU.............................................................................................................. 146
2.Florida........................................................................................................ 116
3.Arkansas.................................................................................................... 107
4.Georgia.........................................................................................................94
5.Tennessee.............................................................................. 92
6.Auburn..........................................................................................................66
7. South Carolina...........................................................................................46
8.Kentucky......................................................................................................42
9.Mississippi...................................................................................................38
10. Mississippi State........................................................................................34
11. Alabama.......................................................................................................31
12. Vanderbilt...................................................................................................... 7
COACHES &
MEET
STAFF
THE TEAM
Team Standings
1.LSU.............................................................................................................. 135
2.Arkansas.................................................................................................... 118
3. Tennessee.............................................................................. 78
4.Auburn..........................................................................................................57
5.Florida...........................................................................................................55
6.Georgia.........................................................................................................54
7. South Carolina...........................................................................................51
8.Kentucky......................................................................................................38
9.Alabama.......................................................................................................33
10. Mississippi...................................................................................................24
11. Vanderbilt....................................................................................................10
12. Mississippi State.......................................................................................... 9
SEASON
PREVIEW
SEC OUTDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS
May 12-15 * Athens, Ga.
GENERAL
INFO.
SEC INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS
Feb. 25-27 * Fayetteville, Ark.
77
2011 VOL SEC ACTION
SEC INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS
Feb. 25-27 * Fayetteville, Ark.
SEC OUTDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS
May 12-15 * Athens, Ga.
Team Standings
1.Florida........................................................................................................ 148
2.Arkansas.............................................................................................. 136.50
3.LSU.................................................................................................................98
4.Alabama.................................................................................................65.50
5.Georgia...................................................................................................55.33
6.Auburn....................................................................................................47.33
7. Tennessee.........................................................................46.33
8. South Carolina...........................................................................................26
9.Kentucky......................................................................................................20
10. Mississippi...................................................................................................19
Team Standings
1.Arkansas.................................................................................................... 157.50
2.Florida............................................................................................................... 140
3.Georgia................................................................................................................99
4.LSU........................................................................................................................78
5.Auburn................................................................................................................69
6.Mississippi..........................................................................................................68
7.Kentucky.............................................................................................................54
8. Tennessee....................................................................................49
9. Mississippi State...............................................................................................41
10. Alabama..............................................................................................................38
11. South Carolina............................................................................................22.50
Pole Vault
1. Joe Berry................................................................. 17-8.50/5.40m
5. Chase Brannon...................................................... 16-6.75/5.05m!
DMR
2. Rapp/Benson/Bell/Sigilai............................................. 9:47.45b
100m
2. Dentarius Locke...................................................................................... 10.12w
800m
3. Peter Sigilai......................................................................................1:49.84b
6. Joe Franklin................................................................ 1:51.71b
200m
3. Dentarius Locke..........................................................................................20.59
Pole Vault
1. Joe Berry...............................................................................17-7.50/5.37m
7. Robert Rasnick............................................... 16-11.50/5.17m
t8. Chase Brannon................................................ 16-5.50/5.02m!
Long Jump
5. Justin Hunter..........................................................25-4/7.72m
200m
5. Dentarius Locke................................................................................ 21.07b
60m
6. Dentarius Locke...................................................................................6.71b
5000m
7. Chris Bodary............................................................. 14:23.61b
4x400mR
7.Dailey/Nelvis/Tucker/Locke....................................... 3:11.37b
60mH
8. Terry Benson.....................................................................8.21b
10,000m
4. Michael Spooner..................................................................................30:40.05
7. Jake Rainey...................................................................... 30:54.32!
3,000mSC
5. Steve Fassino...................................................................... 9:06.38
8. Michael Spooner.................................................................................... 9:16.25
800m
7. Peter Sigilai............................................................................................... 1:52.91
Long Jump
7. Justin Hunter.......................................................... 25-7.50/7.81m
4x400mR
7.Dailey/Grace/Franklin/Tucker........................................... 3:12.84
1500m
8. Eric Ryan.................................................................................................... 3:54.35
4x100mR
8.Juin/Locke/Grace/Dailey....................................................... 40.82
m - meters, mr - meet record, nwi - no wind index, p - preliminary
round, sr - school record, sec - SEC record, sech - SEC heptathlon
record, ufr - UT freshman record, w - wind-aided
Terry Benson finished eighth in the 60m hurdles and ran the 400m leg on the Big Orange’s runner-up
distance medley relay unit at the 2011 SEC Indoor Championships.
78
2011 LADY VOL HONORS AND AWARDS
USTFCCCA ALL-ACADEMIC TRACK & FIELD TEAM:
Tennessee (Aug. 11)
CAPITAL ONE ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA TRACK &
FIELD/CROSS COUNTRY FIRST TEAM: Chanelle Price
(June 23)
USTFCCCA OUTDOOR ALL-AMERICA FIRST TEAM:
Annie Alexander - Discus/Shot Put, Martinique Octave 4x400mR, Chanelle Price - 800m, Kianna Ruff - 4x400mR,
Nijgia Snapp - 4x400mR, Ellen Wortham - 4x400mR
(June 15)
USTFCCCA OUTDOOR ALL-AMERICA SECOND TEAM:
Brittany Sheffey - 1500m, Ellen Wortham 400mH (June
15)
USTFCCCA OUTDOOR ALL-AMERICA HONORABLE
MENTION: Ashley Harris - 4x100mR, Kia Jackson 4x100mR, Brittany Jones - 4x100mR, Martinique Octave
- 4x100mR(June 15)
CAPITAL ONE ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT IV TRACK &
FIELD/CROSS COUNTRY FIRST TEAM: Chanelle Price
(June 2)
CAPITAL ONE ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT IV TRACK &
FIELD/CROSS COUNTRY SECOND TEAM: Holly Kane,
Elizabeth Tiller, Ellen Wortham (June 2)
SEC CO-TRACK & FIELD SCHOLAR-ATHLETE: Chanelle
Price (May 24)
ALL-SEC OUTDOOR FIRST TEAM: Annie Alexander
- Discus/Shot Put, Liz Costello - 5000m/10,000m,
Chanelle Price - 800m, Brittany Sheffey -1500m, Ellen
Wortham - 400mH (May 24)
SEC OUTDOOR ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM: Linda Hadfield
- Pole Vault (May 24)
SEC TRACK & FIELD COMMUNITY SERVICE TEAM:
Elizabeth Tiller (May 17)
VOLSCARS AWARDS HELEN B. WATSON FEMALE
SCHOLAR-ATHLETE: Elizabeth Tiller (April 25)
VOLSCARS AWARDS FEMALE BIG ORANGE HEART:
Holly Kane (April 25)
USTFCCCA SOUTH REGION INDOOR WOMEN’S TRACK
ATHLETE OF THE YEAR: Jackie Areson (March 7)
SEC INDOOR RUNNER OF THE YEAR: Jackie Areson
(March 7)
ALL-SEC INDOOR FIRST TEAM: Jackie Areson - 3000m/
DMR, Liz Costello - 5000m, Ashley Harris - DMR, Chanelle
Price - 800m/DMR, Brittany Sheffey - DMR (March 7)
SEC ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM: Kianna Ruff - 800m (March
7)
BOWERMAN WATCH LIST: Jackie Areson (March 3)
SEC INDOOR CO-HIGH-POINT SCORER: Liz Costello
(Feb. 28)
SEC FEMALE RUNNER OF THE WEEK: Jackie Areson
(Feb. 15)
LADY VOL ATHLETE OF THE WEEK: Jackie Areson (Feb.
1, March 1, March 14)
HONORS BY ATHLETE
ANNIE ALEXANDER: USTFCCCA Outdoor All-America
First Team - Discus/Shot Put (June 15), All-SEC Outdoor
First Team - Discus Throw/Shot Put (May 24), Sea Ray
Relays Tony Wilson Award - Women’s Field Events (April
16), SEC Field Athlete of the Week (April 5)
ELIZABETH ALTIZER: SEC Academic Honor Roll (June 30)
JACKIE ARESON: USTFCCCA All-Academic Track & Field
(Aug. 5), SEC Academic Honor Roll (June 30), Brad Davis
Community Service $3000 Postgraduate Scholarship
(April 5), USTFCCCA Indoor All-America First Team 3000m/DMR (March 14), USTFCCCA South Region Indoor
Women’s Track Athlete of the Year (March 7), SEC Indoor
Runner of the Year (March 7), All-SEC Indoor First Team
- 5000m/3000m (March 7), Bowerman Watch List (March
3), SEC Female Runner of the Week (Feb. 15), Lady Vol
Athlete of the Week (Feb. 1, March 1, March 14)
BRITTANY JONES: SEC Academic Honor Roll (June 30),
USTFCCCA Outdoor Honorable Mention All-America 4x100mR (June 15)
HOLLY KANE: SEC Academic Honor Roll (June 30), Capital
One Academic All-District IV Track & Field/Cross Country
Second Team (June 2), Volscars Female Big Orange Heart
(April 25)
LAQUOYA KELLY: SEC Academic Honor Roll (June 30)
CHELSEA KNOTTS: SEC Academic Honor Roll (June 30)
JENÁ MURPHY: SEC Academic Honor Roll (June 30)
MARTINIQUE OCTAVE: USTFCCCA All-Academic Track
& Field (Aug. 5), SEC Academic Honor Roll (June 30),
USTFCCCA Outdoor All-America First Team - 4x400mR
(June 15), USTFCCCA Outdoor Honorable Mention AllAmerica - 4x100mR (June 15), USTFCCCA Indoor AllAmerica Second Team - 4x400mR (March 14)
ALLISON OUTERBRIDGE: SEC Freshman Academic Honor
Roll (July 14)
CHANELLE PRICE: USTFCCCA All-Academic Track & Field
(Aug. 5), SEC Academic Honor Roll (June 30), Capital One
Academic All-America Track & Field/Cross Country First
Team (June 23), USTFCCCA Outdoor All-America First Team
- 800m (June 15), Capital One Academic All-District IV Track
& Field/Cross Country First Team (June 2), SEC Track & Field
Co-Scholar-Athlete of the Year (May 24), All-SEC Outdoor
First Team - 800m (May 24), USTFCCCA Indoor All-America
First Team - 800m/DMR (March 14), All-SEC Indoor First
Team - 800m/DMR (March 7)
KIANNA RUFF: USTFCCCA All-Academic Track & Field
(Aug. 5), SEC Freshman Academic Honor Roll (July 14)
(June 15), USTFCCCA Indoor All-America Second Team
- 4x400mR (March 14), SEC Indoor All-Freshman Team 800m (March 7)
BRITTANY SHEFFEY: SEC Academic Honor Roll (June 30),
USTFCCCA Outdoor All-America Second Team - 1500m
(June 15), All-SEC Outdoor First Team - 1500m (May 24),
USTFCCCA Indoor All-America First Team - DMR (March 14),
All-SEC Indoor First Team - DMR (March 7)
KRISTEN BARNETT: SEC Freshman Academic Honor Roll
(July 14)
NIJGIA SNAPP: USTFCCCA Outdoor All-America First Team
- 4x400mR (June 15), USTFCCCA Indoor All-America First
Team - DMR (March 14), USTFCCCA Indoor All-America
Second Team - 4x400mR (March 14)
BIANCA BLAIR: SEC Academic Honor Roll (June 30)
KIRSTYN SWEENEY: SEC Academic Honor Roll (June 30)
ALLY COLVIN: SEC Academic Honor Roll (June 30)
ELIZABETH TILLER: SEC Academic Honor Roll (June
30), Capital One Academic All-District IV Track & Field/
Cross Country Second Team (June 2), SEC Track & Field
Community Service Team (May 17), Volscars Helen B.
Watson Female Scholar-Athlete (April 25)
LIZ COSTELLO: USTFCCCA All-Academic Track &
Field (Aug. 5), SEC Academic Honor Roll (June 30), AllSEC Outdoor First Team - 5000m/10,000m (May 24),
USTFCCCA Indoor All-America First Team - 5000m (March
14), USTFCCCA Indoor All-America Second Team - 3000m
(March 14), All-SEC Indoor First Team - 5000m (March 7)
KATHERINE DRESCH: SEC Freshman Academic Honor
Roll (July 14)
LINDA HADFIELD: USTFCCCA All-Academic Track & Field
(Aug. 5), SEC Freshman Academic Honor Roll (July 14),
SEC Outdoor All-Freshman Team - Pole Vault (May 24)
ASLYNN HALVORSON: USTFCCCA All-Academic Track &
Field (Aug. 5), SEC Academic Honor Roll (June 30)
SEA RAY RELAYS TONY WILSON AWARD (WOMEN’S
RUNNING EVENTS): Ellen Wortham (April 16)
ASHLEY HARRIS: USTFCCCA Outdoor Honorable
Mention All-America - 4x100mR (June 15), All-SEC Indoor
First Team - DMR (March 7)
SEA RAY RELAYS TONY WILSON AWARD (WOMEN’S
FIELD EVENTS): Annie Alexander (April 16)
JESSIE HARRISON: USTFCCCA All-Academic Track & Field
(Aug. 5), SEC Academic Honor Roll (June 30)
SEC BRAD DAVIS COMMUNITY SERVICE $3000
POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP: Jackie Areson (April
5)
CHARITY HONEYCUTT: SEC Academic Honor Roll (June
30)
KIM WHITE: SEC Academic Honor Roll (June 30)
ELLEN WORTHAM: USTFCCCA All-Academic Track & Field
(Aug. 5), SEC Academic Honor Roll (June 30), USTFCCCA
Outdoor All-America Second Team - 400mH (June 15),
(June 15), Capital One Academic All-District IV Track
& Field/Cross Country Second Team (June 2), All-SEC
Outdoor First Team - 400mH (May 24), Sea Ray Relays
Tony Wilson Award - Women’s Running Events (April 16),
USTFCCCA All-America First Team - Pentathlon/DMR
(March 14), USTFCCCA Indoor All-America Second Team 4x400mR (March 14)
AMBER ZIMMERMAN: SEC Freshman Academic Honor
Roll (July 14)
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
SEC ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL: Elizabeth Altizer,
biological sciences; Jackie Areson, geography; Bianca
Blair, sociology; Ally Colvin, exercise science; Liz
Costello; environmental engineering; Aslynn Halvorson,
kinesiology; Jessie Harrison, communication studies;
Charity Honeycutt, retail and consumer sciences; Kia
Jackson, child and family studies; Brittany Jones, social
work; Holly Kane, journalism and electronic media;
Laquoya Kelly, psychology; Chelsea Knotts, biological
sciences; Jená Murphy, exercise science; Martinique
Octave, sociology; Chanelle Price, journalism and
electronic media; Brittany Sheffey, political science;
Kirstyn Sweeney, psychology; Elizabeth Tiller, public
administration; Kim White, sociology; Ellen Wortham,
psychology (June 30).
USTFCCCA INDOOR ALL-AMERICA SECOND TEAM: Liz
Costello - 3000m, Martinique Octave - 4x400mR, Kianna
Ruff - 4x400mR, Nijgia Snapp - 4x400mR, Ellen Wortham
- 4x400mR (March 14)
AMANDA JONES: SEC Freshman Academic Honor Roll
(July 14)
COACHES &
MEET
STAFF
THE TEAM
SEC ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL: Kristen Barnett, arts
& sciences; Katherine Dresch, arts & sciences; Linda
Hadfield, arts & sciences; Amanda Jones, arts & sciences;
Allison Outerbridge, arts & sciences; Kianna Ruff, arts &
sciences; Amber Zimmerman, arts & sciences (July 14).
USTFCCCA INDOOR ALL-AMERICA FIRST TEAM: Jackie
Areson - 3000m/5000m, Liz Costello - 5000m, Chanelle
Price - 800m/DMR, Brittany Sheffey - DMR, Nijgia Snapp DMR, Ellen Wortham - Pentathlon, DMR (March 14)
KIA JACKSON: USTFCCCA All-Academic Track & Field (Aug.
5), SEC Academic Honor Roll (June 30), USTFCCCA Outdoor
Honorable Mention All-America - 4x100mR (June 15)
SEASON
PREVIEW
USTFCCCA ALL-ACADEMIC TRACK & FIELD: Jackie
Areson, geography; Liz Costello; environmental
engineering; Linda Hadfield, arts & sciences; Aslynn
Halvorson, kinesiology; Jessie Harrison, communication
studies; Kia Jackson, child and family studies; Martinique
Octave, sociology; Chanelle Price, journalism and
electronic media; Kianna Ruff, arts & sciences; Ellen
Wortham, psychology (Aug. 5)
SEC FIELD ATHLETE OF THE WEEK: Annie Alexander
(April 5)
GENERAL
INFO.
HONORS BY AWARD
79
2011 VOL HONORS AND AWARDS
HONORS BY AWARD
SEC FRESHMAN ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL:
Matt Darr, arts & sciences; Joachim De Bock, arts
& sciences; Stephen Derlath, arts & sciences;
Tyler Freeman, arts & sciences; Blake Hamilton,
arts & sciences; Matthew Hoty, arts & sciences;
Michael Maira, arts & sciences; Deon McAdoo,
arts & sciences; Alex McCandless, arts & sciences;
Jake Rainey, arts & sciences; Keith Thomas, arts &
sciences (July 14)
SEC ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL: Alan Bachman,
psychology; Kevin Carney, logistics; David
Clabo, forestry-resources managment; Steve
Fassino, mathematics; Les Gilbert, kinesiology;
Tom Gilmartin, biomedical engineering; Nathan
Grace, geography; Chris Rapp, civil engineering;
Robert Rasnick, mechanical engineering;
Eric Ryan, civil engineering; Drew Thomas,
computer engineering; Garrick Thompson,
communication studies (June 30)
USTFCCCA OUTDOOR ALL-AMERICA FIRST
TEAM: Dentarius Locke - 200m (June 14)
USTFCCCA OUTDOOR ALL-AMERICA SECOND
TEAM: Dentarius Locke - 100m (June 14)
SEC OUTDOOR MEN’S FRESHMAN RUNNER
OF THE YEAR: Dentarius Locke (May 24)
ALL-SEC OUTDOOR FIRST TEAM: Joe Berry Pole Vault (May 24)
ALL-SEC OUTDOOR SECOND TEAM: Dentarius
Locke - 100m (May 24)
SEC OUTDOOR ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM:
Ford Bell - 800m, Chase Brannon - Pole Vault,
Dentarius Locke - 100m/200m (May 24)
SEC TRACK & FIELD COMMUNITY SERVICE
TEAM: Steve Fassino (May 17)
USTFCCCA ALL-AMERICA FIRST TEAM: Justin
Hunter - Long Jump, Dentarius Locke - 60m
(March 14)
CHASE BRANNON: SEC Outdoor All-Freshman
Team - Pole Vault (May 24)
KEVIN CARNEY: SEC Academic Honor Roll (June
30)
DAVID CLABO: SEC Academic Honor Roll (June
30)
MATT DARR: SEC Freshman Academic Honor Roll
(July 14)
JOACHIM DE BOCK: SEC Freshman Academic
Honor Roll (July 14)
STEPHEN DERLATH: SEC Freshman Academic
STEVE FASSINO: SEC Academic Honor Roll (June
30), SEC Track & Field Community Service Team
(May 17)
TYLER FREEMAN: SEC Freshman Academic
LES GILBERT: SEC Academic Honor Roll (June 30)
TOM GILMARTIN: SEC Academic Honor Roll
(June 30)
NATHAN GRACE: SEC Academic Honor Roll (June
30),
BLAKE HAMILTON: SEC Freshman Academic
MATTHEW HOTY: SEC Freshman Academic
JUSTIN HUNTER: USTFCCCA Indoor All-America
First Team - Long Jump (March 14), SEC Indoor
All-Freshman Team - Long Jump (March 7), SEC
Indoor Track & Field Male Freshman of the Week
(Jan. 18, Feb. 8)
All-America Second Team - 100m (June 14), SEC
Outdoor Men’s Freshman Runner of the Year
(May 24), All-SEC Outdoor Second Team - 100m
(May 24), SEC Outdoor All-Freshman Team 100m/200m (May 24), USTFCCCA Indoor AllAmerica First Team - 60m (March 14), SEC Indoor
All-Freshman Team - 60m/200m (March 7)
MICHAEL MAIRA: SEC Freshman Academic
DEON McADOO: SEC Freshman Academic
ALEX McCANDLESS: SEC Freshman Academic
JAKE RAINEY: SEC Freshman Academic Honor
Roll (July 14)
CHRIS RAPP: SEC Academic Honor Roll (June
30), All-SEC Indoor Second Team - DMR (March
7)
ROBERT RASNICK: SEC Academic Honor Roll
(June 30)
ERIC RYAN: SEC Academic Honor Roll (June 30)
PETER SIGILAI: All-SEC Indoor Second Team DMR (March 7)
DREW THOMAS: SEC Academic Honor Roll
(June 30)
KEITH THOMAS: SEC Freshman Academic
GARRICK THOMPSON: SEC Academic Honor
Roll (June 30)
DENTARIUS LOCKE: USTFCCCA Outdoor AllAmerica First Team - 200m (June 14), USTFCCCA
ALL-SEC INDOOR FIRST TEAM: Joe Berry - Pole
Vault (March 7)
ALL-SEC INDOOR SECOND TEAM: Ford Bell
-DMR, Terry Benson - DMR, Chris Rapp - DMR,
Peter Sigilai - DMR (March 7)
SEC INDOOR ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM: Justin
Hunter - Long Jump, Dentarius Locke 60m/200m (March 7)
SEC INDOOR TRACK & FIELD MALE FRESHMAN
OF THE WEEK): Justin Hunter (Jan. 18, Feb. 8)
HONORS BY ATHLETE
ALAN BACHMAN: SEC Academic Honor Roll
(June 30)
FORD BELL: SEC Outdoor All-Freshman Team
- 800m (May 24), All-SEC Indoor Second Team DMR (March 7)
TERRY BENSON: All-SEC Indoor Second Team DMR (March 7)
JOE BERRY: All-SEC Outdoor First Team - Pole
Vault (May 24), All-SEC Indoor First Team - Pole
Chase Brannon made the SEC Outdoor All-Freshman Team in 2011, placing fifth in the pole vault with a career-best clearance of 16-6 3/4.
Vault (March 7)
80
2011 LADY VOL TOP INDOOR MARKS
Athlete(s)
Meet
4th/h
4th/h
4th/h
3rd/h
New Balance
Penn State Nat.
SEC Champs.
Hokie Inv.
NCAA Champs.
Penn State Nat.
5th
16th
3rd/h
8th
Kentucky Inv.
Texas A&M
SEC Champs.
Kentucky Inv.
300m (Not An NCAA Event)
41.80b!
Charity Honeycutt
42.62b!
Kim White
43.52b!
Kirstyn Sweeney
24th
31st
36th
400m (Auto: 52.60)b
54.36b!
Ellen Wortham
55.12bp!
Martinique Octave
55.85bp!
Kianna Ruff
57.74bp!
Charity Honeycutt
4th
1st/h
13th Ch.
23rd/Co.
1:10.92b!
Nijgia Snapp
1:15.20b
Brittney Jackson
1st/Inv.
4th
1:32.77b!
Kianna Ruff
3rd
800m (Auto: 2:05.00)b
2:04.17bp
Chanelle Price
2:07.16b!
Nijgia Snapp
2:08.02b!
Kianna Ruff
2:09.97b!
Brittney Jackson
2:11.39b!
Ramzee Fondren
2:11.72b
Liz Costello
2:13.88bp!
Ty-Vonna Johnson
1st/h
2nd
3rd
6th
3rd
4th
4th/h
NCAA Champs.
Texas A&M
Texas A&M
Texas A&M
Hokie Inv.
Hokie Inv.
SEC Champs.
2:48.46b!
Brittany Sheffey
1st
Penn State Nat.
Mile (Auto: 4:37.00)b
4:44.14b
Brittany Sheffey
4:44.33b
Jackie Areson
4:44.44b!
Chanelle Price
4:50.87b
Liz Costello
5:01.10b!
Ramzee Fondren
5:02.31b!
Amber Zimmerman
2nd/Ch.
1st
1st
3rd
13th/Co.
11th
New Balance
Hokie Inv.
Texas A&M
Hokie Inv.
New Balance
Penn State Nat.
3000m (Auto: 9:13.00)b
9:01.91b!srmrfr*
Jackie Areson
9:15.39b!
Liz Costello
9:26.75b
Brittany Sheffey
10:10.36b!
Amber Zimmerman
1st/Inv.
2nd/Inv.
3rd
5th/Co.
Penn State Nat.
Penn State Nat.
SEC Champs.
New Balance
5000m (Auto: 16:07.50)b
15:39.81^!*sr
Jackie Areson
15:48.50^!*
Liz Costello
18:46.46b!
Elizabeth Tiller
1st
4th
4th
Husky Classic
Husky Classic
Hokie Inv.
3rd
Alex Wilson Inv.
4x400m Relay (Auto: 3:34.00)b
3:35.12b
Wortham/Snapp
Octave/Ruff
Hokie Inv.
Hokie Inv.
Hokie Inv.
Texas A&M
SEC Champs.
New Balance
New Balance
Penn State Nat.
Penn State Nat.
Hokie Inv.
Meet
5th
Penn State Nat.
1st
SEC Champs.
High Jump (Auto: 1.85m/6-0.75)
5-7.75/1.72m
Ellen Wortham
7th/P
NCAA Champs.
Pole Vault (Auto: 4.30m/14-1.25)
12-5.50/3.80m!
Linda Hadfield
10th
SEC Champs.
Long Jump (Auto: 6.38m/20-11.25)
19-3.25/5.87m
Ellen Wortham
18-11/5.77m
Kia Jackson
18-0.25/5.49m
Jazmen Townsend
4th/P
8th
14th
SEC Champs.
SEC Champs.
Kentucky Inv.
Triple Jump (Auto: 13.30m/43-7.75)
38-6.75/11.75m! Allison Outerbridge
13th
SEC Champs.
Shot Put (Auto: 16.90m/55-5)
48-6/14.78m!
Aslynn Halvorson
44-1.50/13.45m
Laquoya Kelly
32-8.25/9.96m!
Ellen Wortham
4th
12th
16th/P 20-Pound Weight (Auto: 21.00m/68-10.75)
60-8.50/18.50m! Jessie Harrison
6th
59-0/17.98m
Laquoya Kelly
4th
49-4.50/15.05m
Aslynn Halvorson
20th
Pentathlon (Auto: 4,075 pts.)
4,042b!
Ellen Wortham
8th
Hokie Inv.
Penn State Nat.
NCAA Champs.
SEC Champs.
Kentucky Inv.
Kentucky Inv.
NCAA Champs.
ABBREVIATION KEY
! - Personal Record (PR), a - American Record, c - Collegiate Record, dnf - Did
Not Finish, dq - Disqualified, f - Facility Record, Inv. - Invitational Section,
m - meters, mr- Meet Record, Op. - Open section, p - Mark Achieved In
Preliminary Round, P - Decathlon, s - School Record, w - world record
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
4th/P
4th/h
Dist. Med. Relay (Auto: 11:05.50)b
11:05.37bmr*
Sheffey/Harris
Price/Areson
Place
COACHES &
MEET
STAFF
THE TEAM
60mH (Auto: 8.14)
8.46!
Ellen Wortham
8.69p
Bianca Blair
200m (Auto: 23.20)b
24.41!^
Martinique Octave
24.52b!
Ashley Harris
24.56b
Brittany Jones
24.64!^
Kia Jackson
Mark
Athlete(s)
4x800m Relay (Not An NCAA Event)
9:13.51b
Altizer/B. Jackson
Zimmerman/White
SEASON
PREVIEW
Kia Jackson
Martinique Octave
Brittany Jones
Ashley Harris
Place
GENERAL
INFO.
Mark
60m (Auto: 7.26)
7.49p!
7.54p!
7.57p
7.63p!
Brittany Sheffey, Jackie Areson, Chanelle Price and Ashley Harris set an SEC Indoor Championships meet
record in 2011, winning the distance medley relay in 11:05.37.
81
2011 VOL TOP INDOOR MARKS
Mark
Athlete(s)
55m (Auto: 6.14)
No Marks
60m (Auto: 6.60)
6.64!
6.86!
7.04!
7.10p
7.61p
Dentarius Locke
Jarael Nelvis
Reggie Juin
Desmond Brown
Kevin Carney
Place
Meet
Athlete(s)
Jake Rainey
Daniel Tobin
Tom Gilmartin
Chris Rapp
Tyler Freeman
Place 13th
7th/EC
19th
19th
18th
Meet
SEC Champs.
New Balance
Rod McCravy
Hokie Inv.
SEC Champs.
5th/Ch.
72nd
15th/Co.
14th
18th
16th/Ch.
New Balance
Husky Classic
New Balance
SEC Champs.
SEC Champs.
New Balance
4th/h
5th
15th
3rd/h
8th/P
NCAA Champs.
Kentucky Inv.
Kentucky Inv.
Kentucky Inv.
Penn State Nat.
60mH (Auto: 7.70)
8.15p!
Terry Benson
8.81p!
Kevin Carney
3rd/h
8th/h
SEC Champs.
Hokie Inv.
7th
SEC Champs.
200m (Auto: 20.83)b
21.02bp!
Dentarius Locke
21.28bp!
Jarael Nelvis
22.35b!
Varick Tucker
22.57b!
Reggie Juin
4x400m Relay (Auto: 3:06.50)b
3:11.37b
Dailey/Nelvis
Tucker/Locke
1st/h
3rd/h
21st
32nd
SEC Champs.
SEC Champs.
Penn State Nat.
Hokie Inv.
Dist. Med. Relay (Auto: 9:32.00)b
9:47.45b
Rapp/Benson
Bell/Sigilai
2nd
SEC Champs.
High Jump (Auto: 2.24m/7-4.25)
6-10.25/2.09m!
Justin Hunter
6-4.25/1.94m
Kevin Carney
3rd
12th
Hokie Inv.
Kentucky Inv.
Pole Vault (Auto: 5.50m/18-0.50)
17-8.50/5.40m!
Joe Berry
16-11.50/5.17m
Robert Rasnick
16-5.50/5.02m!
Chase Brannon
16-1.75/4.92m!
Tyler Porter
13-9.25/4.20m!
Kevin Carney
t2nd/Ch.
7th
t8th
4th
t2nd/P
New Balance
SEC Champs.
SEC Champs.
Texas A&M
Penn State Nat.
Long Jump (Auto: 7.90m/25-11)
26-1.50/7.96m!*fr Justin Hunter
24-9/7.54m
Desmond Brown
21-10.25/6.66m
Patrick Crum
21-5.50/6.54m
Kevin Carney
1st
9th
18th
3rd/P
Penn State Nat.
SEC Champs.
Kentucky Inv.
Penn State Nat.
Triple Jump (Auto: 16.15m/53-0)
45-0.25/13.72m! Desmond Brown
10th
Kentucky Inv.
10th
11th
19th
SEC Champs.
SEC Champs.
Kentucky Inv.
13th
Penn State Nat.
5th
Penn State Nat.
55mH (Auto: 7.17)
No Marks
33.96b!fr
Dentarius Locke
34.34b!
Deaundra Dailey
34.64b!
Varick Tucker
400m (Auto: 46.15)b
47.64^
Varick Tucker
48.16^!
Deaundra Dailey
49.34^
Alan Bachman
49.51b!
Terry Benson
49.94^!
Matt Bergquist
1:23.39b!
Breon Dixon
800m (Auto: 1:48.00)b
1:49.26b!
Peter Sigilai
1:51.61^
Joe Franklin
1:53.16bp!
Breon Dixon
1:53.30bp!
Ford Bell
1:53.50b!
Jordan Chaney
4th
8th
12th
3rd
8th
14th
15th
23rd
18th
6th
3rd
5th/h
4th/h
8th
2:26.88b!
Joe Franklin
2:27.82b!
Ford Bell
2:29.05b!
Jordan Chaney
2:35.12b!
Jake Rainey
2:36.45b!
Chris Bodary
2:56.41b
Kevin Carney
1st
11th/Ch.
14th/Ch.
18th
20th
4th/P
Mile (Auto: 3:59.00)b
4:10.34bp!
Jordan Chaney
4:12.12b!
Chris Rapp
4:15.72b!
Daniel Tobin
4:17.08^
Michael Spooner
4:20.70b!
Joe Franklin
4:21.87b!
Chris Bodary
4:22.97^!
Tyler Freeman
4:25.33^!
Scott March
4:25.90^!
Jake Rainey
10th/p
6th
12th
11th
13th
16th
40th
43rd
23rd
3000m (Auto: 7:54.50)b
8:14.85b!
Chris Bodary
8:28.25b
Michael Spooner
8:32.55b
Steve Fassino
82
Mark
8:33.67b!
8:35.70b!
8:37.80^!
8:38.68b
8:45.25b!
5th
12th
11th
Hokie Inv.
Hokie Inv.
Hokie Inv.
Kentucky Inv.
Rod McCravy
Kentucky Inv.
Hokie Inv.
Rod McCravy
Hokie Inv.
V.T. Final Qual.
Kentucky Inv.
SEC Champs.
SEC Champs.
Texas A&M
Hokie Inv.
New Balance
New Balance
Hokie Inv.
Hokie Inv.
Penn State Nat.
SEC Champs.
Texas A&M
Texas A&M
Kentucky Inv.
Hokie Inv.
Hokie Inv.
Rod McCravy
Rod McCravy
Kentucky Inv.
Texas A&M
SEC Champs.
Hokie Inv.
5000m (Auto: 13:47.00)b
14:21.14b!
Chris Bodary
14:49.57^
Michael Spooner
14:56.25b!
Tom Gilmartin
14:57.10b!
Jake Rainey
15:23.47b!
Tyler Freeman
15:31.29b
Steve Fassino
Shot Put (Auto: 19.30m/63-4)
53-3.50/16.24m
Ben Bartholomew
53-3/16.23m!
Matt Darr
41-7/12.67m!
Kevin Carney
35-Pound Weight (Auto: 21.50m/70-6.50)
58-6.50/17.84m! Drew Thomas
Heptathlon (Auto: 5,675 pts.)
4,848b!
Kevin Carney
ABBREVIATION KEY
! - Personal Record (PR), a - American Record, c - Collegiate
Record, dnf - Did Not Finish, dq - Disqualified, f - Facility
Record, Inv. - Invitational Section, m - meters, mr- Meet
Record, Op. - Open section, p - Mark Achieved In Preliminary
Round, P - Decathlon, s - School Record, w - world record
2011 LADY VOL TOP OUTDOOR MARKS
Kia Jackson
Ashley Harris
Brittany Jones
Martinique Octave
Kia Jackson
Ashley Harris
Martinique Octave
2nd/h
3rd
17th
15th
3rd
5th
6th
NCAA East
UT-UCLA Dual
Sea Ray Relays
UCF Inv.
Vanderbilt Inv.
Vanderbilt Inv.
Vanderbilt Inv.
Martinique Octave
Kia Jackson
Brittany Jones
Ashley Harris
2nd/h
7th
4th/h
15th
SEC Champs.
Sea Ray Relays
SEC Champs.
Sea Ray Relays
400m
54.54!
54.79
57.64
Martinique Octave
Kianna Ruff
Ty-Vonna Johnson
4th
3rd
4th
Sea Ray Relays
UT-UCLA Dual
UT-UCLA Dual
800m
2:02.84p
2:07.97!
2:09.09mr
2:10.17p!
2:10.94
2:11.19p
Chanelle Price
Kianna Ruff
Brittany Sheffey
Nijgia Snapp
Ramzee Fondren
Brittney Jackson
1st/h
6th
1st
4th/h
6th/Inv.
3rd/h
NCAA Champs.
SEC Champs.
UT-UCLA Dual
SEC Champs.
Sea Ray Relays
SEC Champs.
1500m
4:19.49p
4:22.87!
4:28.28
4:41.21p!
4:41.21p!
4:43.77!
4:47.63p!
Brittany Sheffey
Chanelle Price
Liz Costello
Amber Zimmerman
Elizabeth Altizer
Nijgia Snapp
Kelsey Kane
1st/h
2nd
3rd
9th/h
9th/h
5th
12th/h
SEC Champs.
UT-UCLA Dual
UT-UCLA Dual
SEC Champs.
SEC Champs.
UT-UCLA Dual
SEC Champs.
2nd
5th
6th
8th
UT-UCLA Dual
UT-UCLA Dual
UT-UCLA Dual
UT-UCLA Dual
3000m
10:08.31!
Amber Zimmerman
10:46.03!
Elizabeth Altizer
10:55.97!
Kelsey Kane
11:08.85!
Elizabeth Tiller
3000m Steeplechase
No Marks
5000m
16:12.30!
16:14.89!
Liz Costello
Brittany Sheffey
1st
10th/S1
10000m
33:25.66!sr
Liz Costello
7th/S1
100mH
13.76! (w: 0.7)
14.08 (w: 0.7)
14.67! (w: 0.3)
Ellen Wortham
Bianca Blair
Jená Murphy
5th
3rd
15th
Sea Ray Relays
UT-UCLA Dual
Sea Ray Relays
400mH
55.70!
1:01.60
1:02.04!
1:03.56!
Ellen Wortham
Bianca Blair
Jená Murphy
Kirstyn Sweeney
1st
5th
5th
16th
SEC Champs.
Sea Ray Relays
Vanderbilt Inv.
Sea Ray Relays
4x100m Relay
44.61p
Harris/Wortham
Octave/K. Jackson
4th/h
Sea Ray Relays
Stanford Inv.
Stanford Inv.
NCAA East
Mark Athlete(s)Place Meet
4x400m Relay
3:32.15
Wortham/Ruff
7th
NCAA Champs.
Octave/Snapp
4x200m Relay
1:35.83
4x800m Relay
8:27.29
Harris/Wortham
K. Jackson/Octave
6th/Ch.
Penn Relays
Snapp/Sheffey
Ruff/Price
3rd
Penn Relays
Shuttle Hurdle Relay
58.63
Wortham/Blair
Murphy/Sweeney
1st
Sea Ray Relays
10:56.20
Costello/Wortham
Price/Sheffey
2nd
Penn Relays
Linda Hadfield
6th
SEC Champs.
Ellen Wortham
4th
SEC Champs.
Kia Jackson
18th
SEC Champs.
Jazmen Townsend
5th
UT-UCLA Dual
Allison Outerbridge
22nd
High Jump
No Marks
Pole Vault
13-1.75/4.01m!ufr
Long Jump
19-11.75/6.09mw
(w: 2.1)
18-9.75/5.73mw
(w: 3.4)
17-5.50/5.32m
(w: 1.0)
15-8.75/4.79m(nwi)
UCF Inv.
Triple Jump
38-6/11.73 (w: -0.9) Allison Outerbridge
5th
Shot Put
57-11.25/17.66m!sr Annie Alexander
44-0.75/13.43m
Laquoya Kelly
3rd
7th/Op.
NCAA Champs.
UCSD Triton Inv
Discus
192-2/58.58mp!T&T Annie Alexander
153-0/46.64m!
Jessie Harrison
1st/Qual.
2nd/Op.
NCAA East
Sea Ray Relays
Holly Kane
Katherine Dresch
1st
2nd
UCF Inv.
UT-UCLA Dual
Jessie Harrison
Laquoya Kelly
5th
4th
Sea Ray Relays
UCF Inv.
Javelin
143-1/43.62m!mr
122-8/37.38m!
Hammer
176-9/53.88m
176-2/53.71m!
Carifta Games
Heptathlon
No Marks
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
Meet
COACHES &
MEET
STAFF
THE TEAM
Place
SEASON
PREVIEW
Athlete(s)
GENERAL
INFO.
Mark
100m
11.67p (w: -0.1)
11.99 (w: 0.4)
12.07 (w: -0.6)
12.09! (w: -0.4)
11.63w (w: 3.9)
11.81w (w: 3.2)
11.82w (w: 2.1)
200m
23.67p! (w: 1.0)
24.02 (w: 0.3)
24.14p (w: 0.5)
24.34 (w: 1.1)
ABBREVIATION KEY
! - Personal Record (PR), a - American Record, c - Collegiate Record, dnf - Did
Not Finish, dq - Disqualified, f - Facility Record, Inv. - Invitational Section,
m - meters, mr- Meet Record, Op. - Open section, p - Mark Achieved In
Preliminary Round, P - Decathlon, s - School Record, w - world record
83
2011 VOL TOP OUTDOOR MARKS
84
Mark
100m
10.25p! (w: 1.5)
10.54! (w: 1.1)
10.86p! (w: 0.9)
10.12w (w: 3.0)
11.02w (w: 5.8)
11.12w (w: 2.5)
Athlete(s)
Place
Dentarius Locke
Jarael Nelvis
Reggie Juin
Dentarius Locke
Joachim De Bock
Keith Thomas
2nd/h
2nd
5th/h
2nd
12th
18th
SEC Champs.
UT-UCLA Dual
SEC Champs.
SEC Champs.
Vanderbilt Inv.
Vanderbilt Inv.
200m
20.59 (w: 2.0)
21.23 (w: 0.9)
21.65! (w: 0.9)
22.03 (w: 0.3)
22.22 (w: 1.3)
22.61 (w: 2.0)
21.29pw (w: 2.2)
22.72w (w: 2.8)
22.73w (w: 2.5)
Dentarius Locke
Jarael Nelvis
Nathan Grace
Deaundra Dailey
Reggie Juin
Joachim De Bock
Nathan Grace
Desmond Brown
Keith Thomas
3rd
3rd
5th
18th
22nd
17th
2nd/h
24th
19th
SEC Champs.
UT-UCLA Dual
UT-UCLA Dual
Sea Ray Relays
Sea Ray Relays
Vanderbilt Inv.
SEC Champs.
UCF Inv.
Vanderbilt Inv.
400m
47.37!
47.61!
47.74!
Varick Tucker
Dentarius Locke
Deaundra Dailey
3rd
5th
2nd
Sea Ray Relays
Sea Ray Relays
UCF Inv.
800m
1:50.83p
1:51.29p
1:52.38
1:52.45
1:54.98
1:55.87
Peter Sigilai
Joe Franklin
Ford Bell
Jordan Chaney
Breon Dixon
Eric Ryan
3rd/h
3rd/h
2nd
4th
7th
5th
SEC Champs.
SEC Champs.
UT-UCLA Dual
UT-UCLA Dual
UT-UCLA Dual
UCF Inv.
1500m
3:50.77
3:50.90p!
3:52.51!
3:54.10!
3:56.90!
3:57.70!
4:01.23!
4:05.34!
Peter Sigilai
Chris Rapp
Eric Ryan
Jordan Chaney
Chris Bodary
Jake Rainey
Steve Fassino
Ford Bell
1st
2nd/h
5th
5th
11th
4th
6th
9th
Sea Ray Relays
SEC Champs.
UT-UCLA Dual
Sea Ray Relays
Sea Ray Relays
UCF Inv.
UCF Inv.
UCF Inv.
3000m
8:29.78!
8:39.23!
8:40.90!
8:48.40!
8:49.83
Jake Rainey
Michael Spooner
Tyler Freeman
Chris Rapp
Daniel Tobin
3rd
6th
7th
9th
10th
UT-UCLA Dual
UT-UCLA Dual
UT-UCLA Dual
UT-UCLA Dual
UT-UCLA Dual
3000m Steeplechase
9:05.28!
Steve Fassino
9:15.65
Michael Spooner
9:22.70!
Daniel Tobin
9:32.19!
Tom Gilmartin
9:57.84!
Alex McCandless
4th/Coll.
2nd
4th
11th
13th
Penn Relays
UT-UCLA Dual
UT-UCLA Dual
SEC Champs.
Sea Ray Relays
5000m
14:32.73!
14:41.06!
15:03.68
15:07.60!
Jake Rainey
Chris Bodary
Chris Rapp
Tyler Freeman
7th/Coll.
26th/Ch.
25th/Coll.
10th
Penn Relays
Penn Relays
Penn Relays
Sea Ray Relays
10,000m
29:45.61
30:00.33!
30:54.32!
Michael Spooner
Chris Bodary
Jake Rainey
12th/S2
22nd/S2
7th
Stanford Inv.
Stanford Inv.
SEC Champs.
110mH
14.28! (w: 1.2)
Terry Benson
7th
Sea Ray Relays
400mH
52.14!
55.30
Terry Benson
Matt Bergquist
1st
22nd
UT-UCLA Dual
Sea Ray Relays
Meet
Mark
4x100m Relay
40.21
Athlete(s)
Juin/Locke
Nelvis/Grace
2nd
UT-UCLA Dual
4x400m Relay
3:11.49
Dailey/Grace
Franklin/Tucker
2nd
UCF Inv.
4x200m Relay
1:27.94
Juin/Grace
Dailey/K. Thomas
2nd
SeaRay Relays
4x800m Relay
7:33.98
Ryan/Franklin
Spooner/Chaney
12th/Coll.
4x1500m Relay
16:42.54
Rapp/Fassino
Tobin/Clabo
3rd
9:52.43
Chaney/Tucker
Franklin/Ryan
Place
Meet
Penn Relays
Sea Ray Relays
13th/Ch.
Penn Relays
Penn Relays
High Jump
6-9.75/2.08m
Justin Hunter
t12th/Ch.
Pole Vault
17-8.50/5.40m
16-6.75/5.05m!
16-0.75/4.90m
Joe Berry
Chase Brannon
Tyler Porter
1st
16th/Qual.
3rd
Justin Hunter
4th/Ch.
Desmond Brown
1st
UT-UCLA Dual
Justin Hunter
2nd
Vanderbilt Inv.
Shot Put
46-4/14.12m
44-2.75/13.48m!
Drew Thomas
Minor Bowens
4th
5th
UT-UCLA Dual
UT-UCLA Dual
Discus
157-4/47.95m!
143-5/43.72m
121-8/37.09m
Minor Bowens
Matt Darr
Blake Hamilton
5th
32nd/Op.
9th
Javelin
184-3/56.16m!
183-11/56.05m!
Les Gilbert
Blake Hamilton
4th
5th
UT-UCLA Dual
UT-UCLA Dual
Hammer
182-4/55.58m!
Drew Thomas
2nd
UCF Inv.
Long Jump
25-10.25/7.88
(w: 1.7)
24-7/7.49m (w: 0.0)
Triple Jump
49-10/15.19
(w: 0.7)
SEC Champs.
NCAA East
Sea Ray Relays
Penn Relays
UT-UCLA Dual
UCSD Triton Inv.
UT-UCLA Dual
Decathlon
No Marks
ABBREVIATION KEY
! - Personal Record (PR), a - American Record, c - Collegiate
Record, dnf - Did Not Finish, dq - Disqualified, f - Facility
Record, Inv. - Invitational Section, m - meters, mr- Meet
Record, Op. - Open section, p - Mark Achieved In Preliminary
Round, P - Decathlon, s - School Record, w - world record
SOUTHEASTERN
CONFERENCE
THE SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE
The Southeastern Conference, with its storied 78-year
history of athletic achievements and academic excellence,
has built perhaps the greatest tradition of intercollegiate
competition of any league in the country since its inception in
1933.
The 2010-11 academic year was another season to
remember for the SEC, as conference teams captured five
national titles and three national runner-up finishes. The SEC has
won consecutive national championships in baseball, football
and men’s indoor track & field. Since 1990, the SEC has won 140
national team championships for an average of more than six
per year.
Auburn won the SEC’s first national title of the year with its
victory over Oregon in the BCS National Championship Game
in football. It is the SEC’s fifth consecutive football national
title. Florida won its second consecutive national title in men’s
indoor track & field, while the Gators’ women’s tennis team also
captured the national championship. Alabama won its fifth
gymnastics national title, and South Carolina won its second
consecutive national championship in baseball. Florida finished
first among Southeastern Conference schools and fourth overall
in the Director’s Cup final standings.
Overall, the SEC finished in the top two in eight of its 20
sponsored sports and in the top five in 14 of the 20 sports.
Ten SEC teams participated in football postseason bowls with
Auburn, LSU, Mississippi State, Alabama and Florida winning
the BCS National Title Game, Cotton, Gator, Capital One and
Outback bowls, respectively. Five men’s basketball teams were
invited to the NCAA Tournament, and four women’s basketball
teams were also invited to the NCAA Tournament. The SEC had
seven teams advance to postseason play in baseball, hosting
three regionals, with South Carolina, Florida and Vanderbilt
advancing to the College World Series. With 139 teams
advancing to NCAA postseason competition, the SEC continued
to solidify its place as the nation’s premier conference.
In addition to the four team championships, 39 SEC studentathletes garnered individual national championships, while 367
individuals were awarded with first-team All-America honors.
Student-athletes around the league continued to excel in the
classroom, as well, with more than 2,300 earning recognition on
the SEC Academic Honor Roll.
On the national all-sport level, nine SEC schools placed in
the top 40 of the NACDA Director’s Cup rankings. Florida led the
league with a fourth-place finish. LSU placed 19th, while Georgia
was 20th. Tennessee finished 22nd, Arkansas 24th, Alabama
25th, Auburn 31st, Kentucky 36th and South Carolina 39th to
round out the league’s top-40 finishes.
THE SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE
LOCATION:
Birmingham, Ala.
FOUNDED:1933
MEMBERS:
Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn,
Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, LSU,
Mississippi, Mississippi State,
South Carolina, Tennessee,
Vanderbilt
COMMISSIONER:
Michael L. Slive
ADDRESS:
2201 Richard Arrington Blvd., North
Birmingham, AL 35203-1103
T&F CONTACT:
Sean Cartell
E-MAIL ADDRESS:
[email protected]
PHONE:
(205) 458-3000/3010
FAX:
(205) 458-3030
WEB SITE:www.secsports.com
 2012 SEC track & field MEDIA RELATIONS CONTACTS
SCHOOL
86
CONTACT
E-MAIL ADDRESS
OFFICE
CELL
WEB SITE
Alabama
Ty Patton
[email protected]
205-348-7476
205-310-1271
rolltide.com
Arkansas
Zach Lawson
[email protected]
479-575-2751
479-595-2358
arkansasrazorbacks.com
Auburn
Taylor Bryan
[email protected]
334-844-9900
205-862-8418
auburntigers.com
Florida
Amanda Brooks
[email protected]
352-692-6035
352-316-4370
gatorzone.com
Georgia
Leland Barrow
[email protected]
706-542-1621
678-378-3085
georgiadogs.com
Kentucky
Metz Camfield
[email protected]
859-257-3838
434-962-0080
ukathletics.com
LSU
Will Stafford
[email protected]
225-578-8226
225-436-4389
lsusports.net
Mississippi Joey Jones
[email protected]
662-915-7526
662-816-7512
olemisssports.com
Mississippi St.
Gregg Ellis
[email protected]
662-325-3595
662-418-8484
mstateathletics.com
South Carolina
Miquel Jacobs
[email protected]
803-777-1516
803-530-5727
gamecocksonline.com
Tennessee
Eric Trainer
[email protected]
865-974-8173
865-603-2916
utsports.com/utladyvols.com
Vanderbilt
Ashley Crosby
[email protected] 615-322-4121N/A
vucommodores.com
SEC MEET RESULTS/AWARDS
GENERAL
INFO.
 2011 sec championship meet results
Indoor Track & Field Awards
Outdoor Track & Field Awards
Women’s Runner of the Year: Jackie Areson, UT
Men’s Runner of the Year: Kirani James, UA
Women’s Field Athlete of the Year: Tina Sutej, ARK
Men’s Field Athlete of the Year: Christian Taylor, UF
Women’s Freshman Runner of the Year: Cory McGee, UF
Men’s Freshman Runner of the Year: Eddie Lovett, UF
Women’s Freshman Field Athlete of the Year: Fabia McDonald, UM
Men’s Freshman Field Athlete of the Year: Stephen Saenz, AUB
Women’s Coach of the Year: Dennis Shaver, LSU
Men’s Coach of the Year: Mike Holloway, UF
All-SEC First-Team Lady Vols: Jackie Areson, Liz Costello, Ashley
Harris, Chanelle Price, Brittany Sheffey
All-SEC First-Team Vols: Joe Berry
All-SEC Second-Team Vols: Ford Bell, Terry Benson, Chris Rapp,
Peter Sigilai
SEC All-Freshman Lady Vols: Kianna Ruff
SEC All-Freshman Vols: Justin Hunter, Dentarius Locke
Women’s Commissioner’s Trophy Winners: Liz Costello, UT,
Fidela James, UF
Men’s Commissioner’s Trophy Winner: Dumisane Hlaselo, UF
Women’s Runner of the Year: Semoy Hacket, LSU
Men’s Runner of the Year: Kirani James, UA
Women’s Field Athlete of the Year: Tina Sutej, ARK
Men’s Field Athlete of the Year: Will Claye, UF
Women’s Freshman Runner of the Year: Jasmin Stowers, LSU
Men’s Freshman Runner of the Year: Dentarius Locke
Women’s Freshman Field Athlete of the Year: Rochelle Farquharson, MSU
Men’s Freshman Field Athlete of the Year: Stephen Saenz, AUB
Women’s Co-Scholar-Athletes of the Year: Chanelle Price, UT,
Holly Knight, AUB
Men’s Scholar-Athlete of the Year: Lee Ellis Moore, UM
Women’s Coach of the Year: Dennis Shaver, LSU
Men’s Coach of the Year: Chris Bucknam, ARK
All-SEC First-Team Lady Vols: Annie Alexander, Liz Costello,
Chanelle Price, Brittany Sheffey, Ellen Wortham
All-SEC First-Team Vols: Joe Berry
All-SEC Second-Team Vols: Dentarius Locke
SEC All-Freshman Vols: Ford Bell, Chase Brannon, Dentarius Locke
Women’s Commissioner’s Trophy Winner: Semoy Hackett, LSU
Men’s Commissioner’s Trophy Winner: Dorian Ulrey, ARK
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
SEC CHAMPIONS AMERICANS OLYMPIANSHISTORY ROSTER HISTORY RECORDS & RECORDS
 2011 sec track & field awards
SEASON
IN REVIEW
MEN’S OUTDOOR TEAM STANDINGS
1.Arkansas......................................................................................157.50
2.Florida................................................................................................ 140
3.Georgia.................................................................................................99
4.LSU ........................................................................................................78
5.Auburn.................................................................................................69
6.Mississippi...........................................................................................68
7.Kentucky..............................................................................................54
8.Tennessee....................................................................... 49
9. Mississippi State................................................................................41
10.Alabama...............................................................................................38
11. South Carolina.............................................................................22.50
COACHES &
MEET
STAFF
THE TEAM
WOMEN’S OUTDOOR TEAM STANDINGS
1.LSU.......................................................................................................146
2.Florida.................................................................................................116
3.Arkansas............................................................................................107
4.Georgia..................................................................................................94
5.Tennessee........................................................................92
6.Auburn..................................................................................................66
7. South Carolina....................................................................................46
8.Kentucky...............................................................................................42
9.Mississippi............................................................................................38
10. Mississippi State.................................................................................34
11.Alabama................................................................................................31
12.Vanderbilt...............................................................................................7
MEN’S INDOOR TEAM STANDINGS
1.Florida................................................................................................ 148
2.Arkansas......................................................................................136.50
3.LSU.........................................................................................................98
4.Alabama.........................................................................................65.50
5.Georgia...........................................................................................55.33
6.Auburn...........................................................................................47.33
7.Tennessee.................................................................. 46.33
8. South Carolina...................................................................................26
9.Kentucky..............................................................................................20
10.Mississippi...........................................................................................19
SEASON
PREVIEW
WOMEN’S INDOOR TEAM STANDINGS
1.LSU.......................................................................................................135
2.Arkansas.............................................................................................118
3.Tennessee........................................................................ 78
4.Auburn..................................................................................................57
5.Florida...................................................................................................55
6.Georgia.................................................................................................54
7. South Carolina....................................................................................51
8.Kentucky..............................................................................................38
9.Alabama...............................................................................................33
10.Mississippi............................................................................................24
11.Vanderbilt............................................................................................10
12. Mississippi State...................................................................................9
87
LADY VOL SEC INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS
1994
2008
Dedra Davis
55m
200m
Courtney Champion
6.80
23.23
300y*
Mary Bolden
LaVonna Martin
34.94y^
34.16y^
1984
2006
400m / 440y*
Sharrieffa Barksdale
Patricia Hall
54.16y^
52.67
1984
600y*
Cathy Rattray
1984
1985
1990
2004
2005
2009
2010
2011
800m / 880y*
Joetta Clark
Kathi Harris
Valerie Bertrand
Nicole Cook
Nicole Cook
Phoebe Wright
Phoebe Wright
Chanelle Price
1986
1987
1988
1989
1000m* / 1000y*
Alisa Harvey
Alisa Harvey
Patty Wiegand
Jasmin Jones
2:28.11y
2:44.33^
2:51.87
2:47.87
1987
1500m*
Alisa Harvey
4:22.05^
1990
1991
2007
2008
2009
Mile
Jasmin Jones
Patty Wiegand
Sarah Bowman
Sarah Bowman
Sarah Bowman
1984
1985
1:19.03y^
2:08.29y^
2:11.51y
2:09.19
2:05.34
2:00.75^
2:02.39
2:01.47
2:05.10
4:43.90
4:43.13
4:44.47
4:37.16
4:41.35
1984
1990
1991
2004
2005
2007
2008
2009
2011
3000m / Two Mile*
Alison Quelch
10:08.80y^
Patty Wiegand
9:19.85
Patty Wiegand
9:28.49
Brooke Novak
9:27.24
Felicia Guliford
9:34.46
Sarah Bowman
9:20.43
Sarah Bowman
9:28.29
Sarah Bowman
9:21.66
Jackie Areson
9:10.49^
2005
2010
2011
5000m
Felicia Guliford
Jackie Areson
Liz Costello
1987
1988
55m Hurdles
LaVonna Martin
LaVonna Martin
1985
2009
60m Hurdles / 60y Hurdles*
LaVonna Martin
7.68y^
Celriece Law
8.16
1984
1985
1986
1987
1992
4x400m Relay / Mile Relay*
Bolden, Rattray,
3:41.78y
Oliver, Barksdale
Nelson, Martin,
3:44.45y
Carbin, Oliver
McLaughlin, Benjamin,
3:40.65y^
Martin, Oliver
3:36.97^
Bennett, Oliver
Leroy, Walton,
3:39.26
Prather, Lee
16:43.15
16:15.12
16:27.54
7.50^
7.68
4x800m Relay* / Two-Mile Relay*
1984 Davidson, Natale,
8:47.98y
Harvey, Clark
1988 Wilbanks, Bertrand,
8:43.17
Jones, Hammons
1990
1991
Moore, Johnson,
Bertrand, Jones
Jones, Wiegand,
Johnson, Olkowski
8:42.67
2004 Novak, Olupona,
11:16.61^
Sullivan, Hyatt
2005 Sullivan, Olupona,
11:40.94
Cook, Novak
2007 Galligan, McDonald,
11:24.35
Wright, Bowman
2008Sheffey, McDonald,11:26.26
Wright, Bowman
2009 Bell, Wortham,11:23.43
Fondren, Bowman
2010 Wright, White,11:14.59^
Price, Areson
2011 Sheffey, Harris
11:05.37^
Price, Areson
Pole Vault
1998 Leslie Henley
3.50m (11-5 3/4^)
2005
Long Jump
Tianna Madison
6.71m (22-0 1/2)
1986
1996
High Jump
Laura Mozingo
1.72m (5-8 3/4)
Marvena Almond 1.82m (5-11 1/2)
1984
1994
2008
Shot Put
Patricia Walsh
16.05m (52-8^)
Alana Preston
16.12m (52-10 3/4)
Annie Alexander
17.42m (57-2)
1990
1991
Pentathlon
Tonya Lee
Tonya Lee
4,061^
4,196^
^ = SEC Meet Record Performance, * = No Longer Contested,
y = Distance Run In Yards, Bold = Current Athletes
Chanelle Price, Brittany Sheffey, Jackie Areson and Ashley Harris celebrate UT’s fifth-consecutive SEC distance medley relay title in 2011 and the seventh since 2004, all under J.J. Clark’s direction.
88
8:45.43
LADY VOL SEC OUTDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS
23.55^
23.50^
23.79
23.30^
1981
1982
1983
1985
2003
2006
400m
Delisa Walton
Cathy Rattray
Cathy Rattray
Ilrey Oliver
DeeDee Trotter
Patricia Hall
55.33^
52.63^
52.99
52.40
51.65
51.77
800m
Joetta Clark
Delisa Walton
Joetta Clark
Joetta Clark
Alisa Harvey
Alisa Harvey
Jasmin Jones
Nicole Cook
Phoebe Wright
Phoebe Wright
Chanelle Price
2:08.96^
2:05.55^
2:06.07
2:01.15^
2:02.75
2:02.51
2:07.18
2:04.40
2:02.15
2:01.81
2:04.22
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1987
1989
1990
1991
2006
2008
2009
2011
1500m
Linda Portasik
Joetta Clark
Joetta Clark
Alisa Harvey
Alisa Harvey
Alisa Harvey
Jasmin Jones
Jasmin Jones
Jasmin Jones
Sarah Bowman
Sarah Bowman
Sarah Bowman
Brittany Sheffey
4:28.07^
4:21.40^
4:21.2^
4:19.32^
4:17.09^
4:15.45^
4:17.81
4:20.31
4:16.03
4:21.10
4:19.02
4:15.03
4:25.75
1981
1983
1991
2011
3000m*
Kathy Bryant
Alison Quelch
Patty Wiegand
Jackie Areson
9:32.79^
9:29.74^
9:27.69
9:10.49
1981
1982
1983
1984
1986
1987
1990
2002
2009
2010
2011
Jackie Areson won six SEC titles during her career, including a
meet-record-setting effort indoors in the 3000m and DMR in 2011.
1981
4x800m Relay*
Portasik, Kirchner
Wells, Walton
1999
2000
2004
Pole Vault
Tracy Carrington
3.66m (12-0)
Christie Elwin
3.87m (12-8 1/4^)
Jessica Reust
4.05m (13-3 1/2)
1981
1983
1994
2005
In one season at Tennessee, Liz Costello won three SEC crowns,
including a meet-record performance in the 10,000m in 2011.
1981
1982
1983
1991
2003
2005
2010
2011
5000m
Kathy Bryant
Kathy Bryant
Alison Quelch
Patty Wiegand
Sharon Dickie
Felicia Guliford
Jackie Areson
Liz Costello
16:34.83
16:59.40
16:30.6^
16:34.97
16:40.36
16:21.27
16:20.89
16:13.06
2011
10,000m
Liz Costello
33:42.96^
1981
1982
1983
1985
1986
1987
1988
2009
100m Hurdles
Benita Fitzgerald
Benita Fitzgerald
Benita Fitzgerald
LaVonna Martin
LaVonna Martin
LaVonna Martin
LaVonna Martin
Celriece Law
13.24^
13.34
13.00^
13.28
13.05
13.07
13.11
13.22
1983
1984
1991
1992
2011
400m Hurdles
Tonya Lee
Tonya Lee
Ellen Wortham
57.93^
57.10^
55.78^
57.52
55.70
1982
1984
4x100m Relay
Barksdale, Rattray,
Desrosiers, Fitzgerald
Oliver, Rattray,
Finley, Bolden
1981
800m Medley Relay*
Barksdale, Hines,
Fitzgerald, Walton
1981
1982
1983
1986
4x400m Relay
Rattray, Barksdale,
Manning, Clark
Rattray, Barksdale,
Clark, Walton
Rattray, Barksdale, Oliver, Clark
McLaughlin, Martin,
Benjamin, Oliver
Long Jump
Dedra Davis
Tianna Madison
3:33.86^
9:54.90^
5.97m (19-7 1/4^)
6.23m (20-5 1/4^)
6.71m (22-0 1/4)
6.92m (22-8 1/2)
1981
1982
1983
1995
2008
2011
Shot Put
Rosemarie Hauch 17.55m(57-7 1/4^)
Rosemarie Hauch
16.68m (54-9^)
Patricia Walsh
15.05m (49-4 1/2)
Alana Preston
16.69m (54-9 1/4^)
Annie Alexander 17.24m (56-6 3/4)
Annie Alexander
17.50m (57-5)
1982
1983
1984
1985
1992
2002
2008
2011
Discus Throw
Jackie Wallace
51.90m (170-3^)
Patricia Walsh
56.90m (186-8^)
Karen McDonald
51.56m (169-2)
Patricia Walsh
54.82m (179-10)
Alana Preston
52.20m (171-3)
Diane Slinden
54.89m (180-1)
Annie Alexander
57.14m (187-6)
Annie Alexander
56.22m (184-5)
1982
2001
Javelin Throw
Pam Passera
44.68m (146-7)
Denita Miller
46.82m (153-7)
1982
1984
1990
1994
1996
2007
Heptathlon
Myrtle Chester
Myrtle Chester
Tonya Lee
Marvena Almond
Marvena Almond
Nia Ali
5,540^
5,648^
5,587
5,498
5,596
5,490
^ = SEC Meet Record, * = No Longer Contested,
y = Distance Run In Yards, Bold = Current Athletes
45.07^
44.61^
n/a
3:44.02^
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
200m
Benita Fitzgerald
Benita Fitzgerald
Veronica Findley
Mary Bolden
Benjamin, Moore,
McLaughlin, Martin
SEASON
IN REVIEW
1981
1982
1983
1984
1987
COACHES &
MEET
STAFF
THE TEAM
11.44^
11.76
11.52
11.35
11.25
SEASON
PREVIEW
100m
Benita Fitzgerald
Benita Fitzgerald
Mary Bolden
Cleo Tyson
GENERAL
INFO.
1981
1982
1983
1984
2005
3:37.21^
3:41.32
3:42.03
After sweeping the outdoor discus and shot titles last season, Annie
Alexander has won more SEC throws events than any other Lady Vol.
89
VOL SEC INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS
1966 1984 1985 1986 1991 2006
55m / 60yd
Jim Webster
Sam Graddy Sam Graddy
Sam Graddy
Tommy Walker
Rubin Williams
6.3y
6.16y
6.10y
6.09y^
6.30
6.26
60m
2001 Leonard Scott
2002 Justin Gatlin
6.48^
6.54
2001 2002 2007
2008
200m
Leonard Scott
Justin Gatlin
Rubin Williams
Rubin Williams
20.47
20.42
20.57
20.68
1968 1969 1970 1972 2003
400m / 440yd*
Hardee McAlhaney
Hardee McAlhaney
Hardee McAlhaney
Trevor James
Gary Kikaya
1967 1968 1969 1970 1974 1980 1981 1983 1986 600yd*
Larry Kelly
Jim Smeltzer
Audry Hardy
Audry Hardy
Darwin Bond
Anthony Blair
David Patrick
Isky Moat
Sam Hill
1:10.6y
1:11.8y
1:10.3y
1:10.7y
1:09.7y
1:11.46y
1:10.62y
1:10.14y
1:09.85y
1967
1968 1969 1971 1973 1974 1977 1980 1982 1992 1993 1994 800m / 880yd
Butch Stewart
Larry Kelly
Larry Kelly
James Craig
Willie Thomas
Thom Garrison
Sam James
Sam James
David Patrick
José Parrilla
José Parrilla
José Parrilla
1:54.8y
1:50.4y
1:52.7y
1:53.5y
1:54.4y
1:53.2y
1:50.9y
1:52.95y
1:50.66
1:50.43
1:50.57
1:49.06
1964 1965 1967 1970 1971 1989 1,000m* / 1,000yd*
Bob Redington
Bob Redington
Steve Deaton
Dickie Kleier
Danny Zoeller
Matt Hopkins
1964 1965 1966 1973 1979 1991 Mile Run
Rocky Soderberg
Coppley Vickers
Rocky Soderberg
Danny Zoeller
Keith Young
Tim Pitcher
4:20.5y
4:19.9y
4:27.9y
4:03.0y
4:05.99y
4:06.49y
1964 1965 1966 1969 1973 1974 1984 1988 1989 1990 3,000m / Two Mile
David Storey
Coppley Vickers
Bob Redington
Owen Self
Doug Brown
Doug Brown
Craig Dickinson
Glenn Morgan
Glenn Morgan
Glenn Morgan
9:35.2y
9:11.6y
9:32.2y
8:59.1y
8:43.9y
8:41.4y
8:51.36y
8:09.15
8:07.90
8:08.19
48.7y
48.3y
48.8y
49.4y#
46.36
2:17.7y
2:15.5y
2:12.5y
2:12.8y
2:11.1y
2:25.81
5,000m / Three Mile
1978 George Watts
13:32.6y^
90
1979 1984 1985 1982 1991 Pat Davey
Doug Tolson
Doug Tolson
Doug Tolson
Todd Williams
60yd. Low Hurdles*
1964 Pat Pomphrey
13:36.49y
13:42.92y
13:48.26y
14:04.44
13:53.99
7.0y
55m High Hurdles / 60yd High Hurdles
1964 Pat Pomphrey
7.6y
1966 Pat Pomphrey
7.4y
1967 Richmond Flowers
7.2y
7.2y
1969 Bill High
7.3y
1970 Bill High
7.3y
1971 Bill High
7.2y
1980 Anthony Hancock
7.28y
1981 Willie Gault
7.13y
1982 Willie Gault
7.16y
1983 Willie Gault 7.05y^
1988 Joe Galeano
7.23
1995 Darius Pemberton
7.25
1997 Dawane Wallace
7.27
2003 Jabari Greer
7.13
2006 Aries Merritt
7.21
1965 1967 1968 1969 1970 1981 1994 4x400m Relay / Mile Relay
Moore, Brown, 3:28.4y
Morse, Sellmer Sellmer, Whitenack, 3:29.8y
Dickson, Kelly
Smeltzer, Hardy, 3:16.6y
Kelly, McAlhaney
Womble, Kelly, 3:15.4y
Hardy, McAlhaney Womble, Bowers, 3:16.9y
Hardy, McAlhaney
D. Patrick, Miller, 3:13.47y
Wilson, Blair
Shelton, Lacy, 3:09.04
Parrilla, Kline
*4x800m Relay / Two Mile Relay
1965 Tomasello, Campbell, 7:58.6y
Vickers, Soderberg
1966 Sellmer, Deaton, 8:05.4y
Tomasello, Witek
1967 Witek, Stewart, 7:38.2y
Rose, Kelly
1968 Scire, Masi, 7:35.5y
Smeitzer, Kelly
1969 McAlhaney, Craig, 7:35.8y
Hardy, Kelly
1970 Nelson, Hardy, 7:39.4y
Kleier, Scire
1971 Zoeller, Craig, 7:32.7y
Hardy, Flood
1972 Bond, Zoeller, 7:38.0y
Hawkins, Thomas
1973 Zoeller, Anderson, 7:32.1y
Hawkins, Thomas
1974 Houchin, Anderson, 7:38.4y
Gaushino, Garrison
1977 Wright, Berryman, 7:33.3y
Lapp, James
1979 James, Hunter, 7:32.52y
Hadler, Young
1981 Williams, Harden, 7:32.99y
Hunter, Patrick 1983 Shamblee, Patrick, 7:30.86y
Magee, Harden
1985 Ailshie, Hedrick, 9:54.27y
Pittman, Dickinson
1996 Sloan, Pratt, 9:49.15
Moran, Cosey
2007 Day, Fraser, 9:43.78
Dawson, DeVault
1968 1971 1973 1974 1976 1987 1989 1990 1991 2002 2009
High Jump
Karl Kremser
2.05m (6-9)
Tony Wilson
2.08m (6-10)
Tom West
2.08m (6-10)
Tom West
2.08m (6-10)
Mark Branch
2.18m (7-2)
Tony Heitzman
2.22m (7-3 1/2)
Alvin Harper
2.19m (7-2 1/4)
Randy Jenkins
2.19m (7-2 1/4)
Randy Jenkins
2.19m (7-2 1/4)
Tim Bell
2.19m (7-2 1/2)
Brenard Wilson
2.10m (7-0 1/2)
1968 1969 1970 1979 1989 1990 1991 1993 1994 1995 1996 1998 2002 2006
2007
2008
2009
2011
Pole Vault
Steve Owens
5.00m (16-5)
Robert Sprung
5.02m (16-6)
Robert Sprung
4.87m (16-0)
Bruce Wodder
4.88m (16-0 1/4)
John Coyne
5.27m (17-3 3/4)
Rich Fulford
5.11m (16-9 1/2)
Rich Fulford
5.32m (17-5 3/4)
L. Johnson 5.49m (18-0 1/2)
L. Johnson 5.70m (18-8 1/4)^
Tim Mack
5.49m (18-0 1/2)
L. Johnson
5.60m (18-4 1/2)
Russell Johnson 5.23m (17-2 1/4)
Rocky Danners 5.49m (18-0 1/2)
Michael Hogue
5.18m (17-0)
Michael Hogue
5.30m (17-5)
Michael Hogue 5.34m (17-6 1/4)
Joe Berry
5.26m (17-3)
Joe Berry
5.37m (17-7 1/2)
Long Jump
1968 Tom Fisher
7.54m (24-9)
1973 Charles Geter
7.51m (24-7 3/4)
1995 D. Pemberton
8.06m (26-5 1/2)
1969 1977 1979 1981 1982 1983 1985 1986 1987 Triple Jump
Jeff Gabel
15.35m (50-4 1/4)
Paul Jordan
15.67m (51-5 1/4)
Paul Jordan
16.10m (52-10 1/4)
David Siler
15.67m (51-5)
David Siler
16.04m (52-7 1/2)
David Siler 16.85m (55-3 1/2)^
John Tillman
15.98m (52-5 1/2)
John Tillman 15.81m (51-10 1/2)
John Tillman
16.76m (55-0)
1968 1969 1974 1982 1983 1984 1987 2009
Shot Put
Chip Kell
17.51m (57-5 3/4)
Chip Kell
16.73m (54-11)
Tom Stock
17.93m (58-10 1/4)
Chuck Locke
18.73m (61-5 3/4)
Scott Lundy
18.54m (60-10)
Scott Lundy
18.60m (61-0 1/2)
Pat Reid
18.35m (60-2 1/2)
Nick Panezich
18.55m (60-10.5)
35 lb. Weight Throw
1991 Paul Provins
19.11m (62-8 1/2)
Pentathlon ($)
1991 Aric Long
1992 Aric Long
2003 Stephen Harris
2007
2008
Heptathlon
Jangy Addy
Jangy Addy
4,114
4,081
4,277
5,688
5,836
^ = SEC meet record performance, * = No longer contested, ($) = Not contested 1993-2001,
y = distance run in yards, # = tie
VOL SEC OUTDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS
400m / 440yd*
Hardee McAlhaney
Darwin Bond
Darwin Bond
Gary Kikaya
46.4y
46.3y
46.0y
44.86
1933 1938 1952 1953 1954 1966 1967 1968 1969 1971 1973 1974 1978 1991 1992 1993 1994 2003 2004
800m / 880yd*
Hal Wolfe
Dan Pick
Frank Albertson
Sam Hill
Sam Hill
John Nichols
Larry Kelly
Larry Kelly
James Craig
James Craig
Willie Thomas
Willie Thomas
Keith Young José Parrilla
José Parrilla
José Parrilla José Parrilla
Marc Sylvester Paul Cross
1:56.5y
1:54.7y
1:52.8y
1:57.7y
1:53.2y
1:52.1y
1:48.5y
1:49.0y
1:48.5y
1:51.9y
1:50.3y
149.6y
1:52.33
1:45.34^
1:45.37
1:46.70
1:47.13
1:46:56
1:46.60
1933 1951 1952 1953 1955 1956 1957 1964 1965 1966 1969 1973 1976 1979 1986 1991 1,500m* / Mile
Chauncey Stout
4:22.7y
Alf Holmberg, 4:27.3y
Frank Albertson, John Trent
Alf Holmberg
4:16.2y
Frank Albertson
4:21.0y
Ed Murphey
4:26.8y
Ed Murphey
4:17.3y
Ed Murphey
4:14.8y
Bob Redington
4:16.4y
Bob Redington
4:11.9y
Bob Redington
4:05.0y
David Scire
4:04.9y
Danny Zoeller
4:07.9y
David Lapp
4:06.0y
Sam James
3:43.51
Ken Barbee
3:46.25
Tim Pitcher
3:48.27
1951 1952 1953 1964 1965 1966 Two Mile*
Alf Holmberg
Alf Holmberg
Al Kuykendall
Coppley Vickers
David Storey
Bob Redington
3,000m Steeplechase
1973 Doug Brown
1974 Doug Brown
9:53.3y
9:18.1y
9:53.5y
9:39.5y
9:24.1y
9:11.3y
9:00.6
8:51.2
8:55.7
8:44.7
8:44.9
8:40.4
8:41.7
8:38.3
8:41.6
8:35.11
1973 1974 1975 1976 1981 5,000m / Three Mile*
Doug Brown
Doug Brown
Ron Addison
George Watts
Rickey Pittman
13:58.8y
13.38.6y
13:41.5y
13:54.0y
14:11.40
1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978
1985 1986 1988 1991 10,000m / Six Mile*
Doug Brown
Doug Brown
Pat Davey
George Watts
Sal Vega
Pat Davey
Doug Tolson
David Krafsur
Glenn Morgan
Todd Williams
28:58.8y
29:12.8y
28:29.2y
28:41.9y
30:17.20
29:14.50
29:30.29
29:54.70
30:00.56
29:45.11
1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1981 1982 1988 1991 1995 2003 2005
2006
110m Hurdles / 120y Hurdles
Pat Pomphrey
14.5y
Pat Pomphrey
13.4y
Richmond Flowers
13.8y
Richmond Flowers
13.7y
Richmond Flowers
13.5y
Bill High
14.0y
Pete Mattina
13.8y
Pete Mattina
14.1y
Willie Gault
13.50
Willie Gault
13.65
Don Moore
13.94
Rodney Thompson
13.94
Troy Pratt
13.74
Jabari Greer
13.32
Aries Merritt
13.38
Aries Merritt
13.22^
1965 1970 1982 1986 400m Hurdles / 440y Hurdles
Pat Pomphrey
Hardee McAlhaney
David Patrick
Belfred Clark
1966 1967 1968 1969 1974 1975 1976 1983 1984 1986 1991 2001 2002 4x100m Relay / 440y Relay*
Webster, Neiswender, Smith, Thrift
Thrift, McGeehan,
Wagner, Flowers
Wagner, Lee, McGeehan, Flowers
Wagner, Womble, High, Flowers
Radcliff, Jones, Young, Bond
Young, Gardner, Morgan, Jones
Young, Gardner, Morgan, Jones
Graddy, Towns, Brown, Gault
Graddy, Brown, McDaniel, Scott
Powell, Graddy, McDaniel, Franklin
Walker, Lee, Lacy, Davis
Lambert, Gatlin, Stamps, Scott
Lambert, Gatlin, Stamps, Scott
57.1y
51.1y
50.63
49.29
41.0y
41.1y
41.0y
40.3y
40.3y
40.0y
39.7y
39.39
39.71
39.49
39.76
39.57
38.66^
2003
2007
Greer, Kikaya, Lambert, Wade
Pritchett, Wells, Stevenson, Williams
1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1977 1978 1979 1992 4x400m Relay / Mile Relay*
Rose, Moore, Sellmer, Nichols
3:14.5y
Whitenack, Witeck, Dickson, Kelly
3:14.0y
Womble, Stewart, Hardy, McAlhaney
3:10.2y
Bowers, Kelly, Womble, McAlhaney
3:09.5y
Marjenhoff, Hardy, Henderson, McAlhaney
3:09.1y
Preyor, Barlow, Harris, Morgan
3:08.88y
Horne, Barlow, Harris, Blair
3:06.5y
Horne, Grimes, Harris, Blair
3:06.12y^
Shelton, Lacy, Kline, Parrilla
3:05.04
1950 1951 1961 1968 1971 1974 1975 1991 1994 High Jump
Herb Neff
1.92m (6-3 3/4)
Herb Neff
2.00m (6-7)
Howie Moss
2.00m (6-7)
Karl Kremser
2.07m (6-9 3/4)
Tony Wilson
2.17m (7-1 1/2)
Mark Branch
2.13m (7-0)
Mark Branch
2.15m (7-1)
Aric Long
2.12m (6-11 3/4)
Randy Jenkins
2.27m (7-5 3/4)
1948 1950 1967 1968 1969 1977 1991 1993 1994 1995 1996 2002 2006
2007
2008
2009
2011
Pole Vault
Martin Korik
4.01m (13-2)
Martin Korik
4.14m (13-6 7/8)
Steve Owens
4.72m (15-6)
Steve Owens
4.92m (16-1 3/4)
Robert Sprung
5.04m (16-6 3/4)
Marc Malone
5.02m (16-6)
Rich Fulford
5.41m (17-9)
Adam Smith
5.30m (17-5)
L. Johnson
5.79m (19-0 1/4)
L. Johnson
5.39m (17-8 1/2)
L. Johnson
5.34m (17-6 1/4)
Rocky Danners 5.46m (17-11)
Chris Helwick
5.04m (16-6 3/4)
Michael Hogue
5.22m (17-1 3/4)
Joe Berry
5.25m (17-2 3/4)
Joe Berry
5.38m (17-7 3/4)
Joe Berry
5.40m (17-8 1/2)
1958 1972 1973 1978 1980 1981 Long Jump
Al Carter
6.97m (22-10 1/2)
Charles Geter
7.65m (25-1 1/4)
Charles Geter
7.54m (24-9)
Stanley Holmes
7.69m (25-3)
Jason Grimes
7.92m (26-0)
Jason Grimes
7.91m (25-11 3/4)
1968 1969 1979 1982 1983 1985 1986 1987 Triple Jump
Jeff Gabel
15.24m (50-0 3/4)
Jeff Gabel
15.06m (49-5)
Paul Jordan
16.05m (52-8)
Greg Neal
16.38m (53-9 1/4)
David Siler 16.21m (53-2 1/4)
John Tillman
16.15m (53-0)
John Tillman
16.46m (54-0 1/4)
John Tillman
16.55m (54-3 3/4)
1969 1974 1981 1983 Shot Put
Chip Kell
17.08m (56-0 1/2)
Tom Stock
18.05m (59-2 3/4)
Chuck Locke
18.82m (61-9 1/4)
Scott Lundy
18.31m (60-1 1/4)
38.92
38.91
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
1968 1973 1974 2002 Ron Addison
Ron Addison
John Wright
Sam James
Sam James
Sam James
Rickey Pittman
Rickey Pittman
SEASON
IN REVIEW
21.8y
21.3y
21.0y
20.8y
20.7y
20.55
20.69
20.32
19.86^
20.60
1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1985 COACHES &
MEET
STAFF
THE TEAM
1964
1966 1969 1974 1975 1982 1983 2001 2002 2007
200m / 220yd*
Jim Webster
Jim Webster
Gary Wagner
Reggie Jones
Reggie Jones
Mike Miller
Willie Gault
Justin Gatlin
Justin Gatlin
Rubin Williams
9.6y
9.5y
9.7y
9.4y
10.23
10.23
10.22
10.11
SEASON
PREVIEW
100m / 100yd*
Jim Webster
Jim Webster
Richmond Flowers
Gary Wagner
Sam Graddy
Harlan Davis
Leonard Scott
Justin Gatlin
GENERAL
INFO.
1964
1966
1967
1969
1984
1991 2001
2002
91
VOL SEC OUTDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS
1941 1975 1976 1978 1995 Discus
Ted Kinney
42.98m (141-0 5/8)
Paul McMahen
55.42m (181-10)
Paul McMahen
56.48m (185-4)
Scott Genther
57.06m (187-2 1/2)
Travis Garrett
54.88m (180-1)
1991 1997 1998 2006
Hammer
Paul Provins
53.56m (175-9)
Wes Boudreau
67.69m (222-1)
Wes Boudreau
66.09m (216-10)
Jim Sexton
62.94m (206-6)
1950
1951
1968 1969 Javelin
Jack Stroud
55.94m (183-6 1/2)
Jack Stroud
68.82m (202-10 1/4)
Bill Skinner
71.55m (234-9)
Bill Skinner
81.00m (265-9)
1970 1972 1973 1975 1978 1981 1992 1999 2001
2003
2004
Bill Skinner
Danny Martin
Danny Martin
Danny Martin
Phil Olsen
Phil Nielson
Lars Sumberg
Tom Pappas
Leigh Smith
Leigh Smith
Leigh Smith 77.19m (253-3)
72.94m (239-4)
75.00m (246-1)
75.05m (246-3)
81.03m (265-10 1/2)
75.97m (249-3)
73.02m (239-7
65.60m (215-3)
70.96m (232-10)
72.08m (236-6)
78.58m (257-10)^
1977 1982 1990 1991 1992 Decathlon
Russell Fritts
Steve Poe
Brian Brophy
Aric Long
Aric Long
1993 1995 1996 1997 1998 2003
2005
2006
2007
2008
Lawrence Johnson
Chad Smith
Chad Smith
Tom Pappas
Pat Buckheit
Stephen Harris
Chris Helwick
Chris Helwick
Jangy Addy
Jangy Addy
7,576
7,474
7,087
7,677
7,273
7,871
7,780
7,765
7,461
8,010
^ = SEC meet record performance, * = No longer contested, y = distance run in yards, # = tie,
Bold = Current athletes
7,296
7,529
7,537
7,446
7,683
 tennessee’s southeastern conference title leaders
WOMEN’S SEC TITLES
Most Indoor Titles – Total
Sarah Bowman
LaVonna Martin
Patty Wiegand
Phoebe Wright
Jasmin Jones
Alisa Harvey
Jackie Areson
Ilrey Oliver
Most Indoor Titles – Individual
Sarah Bowman
LaVonna Martin
Patty Wiegand
Alisa Harvey
Jasmin Jones
Jackie Areson
Tonya Lee
Nicole Cook
Phoebe Wright
Felicia Guliford
Most Outdoor Titles – Total
Benita Fitzgerald
Joetta Clark
Cathy Rattray
LaVonna Martin
Most Outdoor Titles – Individual
Benita Fitzgerald
Joetta Clark
Alisa Harvey
Jasmin Jones Annie Alexander
Most Titles – Total
Sarah Bowman
LaVonna Martin
Joetta Clark
Alisa Harvey
Benita Fitzgerald
Jasmin Jones Cathy Rattray
Ilrey Oliver
Patty Wiegand
Phoebe Wright
Tonya Lee
92
MEN’S SEC TITLES
9 (6 ind./3 relay)
6 (4 ind./2 relay)
5 (4 ind./1 relay)
5 (2 ind./3 relay)
5 (2 ind./3 relay)
4 (3 ind./1 relay)
4 (2 ind./2 relay)
4 (0 ind./4 relay)
6 (9 total)
4 (6 total)
4 (5 total)
3 (4 total)
2 (5 total)
2 (4 total)
2 (3 total)
2 (3 total)
2 (2 total)
2 (2 total)
9 (7 ind./2 relay)
9 (5 ind./4 relay)
8 (5 ind./3 relay)
7 (2 ind./5 relay)
6 (4 ind./2 relay)
7 (9 total)
5 (9 total)
5 (8 total)
5 (5 total)
4 (4 total)
4 (4 total)
12 (9 ind./3 relay)
12 (8 ind./4 relay)
11 (6 ind./5 relay)
10 (6 ind./4 relay)
9 (8 ind./1 relay)
9 (7 ind./2 relay)
9 (6 ind./3 relay)
9 (3 ind./6 relay)
8 (1 ind./7 relay)
7 (6 ind./1 relay)
7 (4 ind./3 relay)
6 (5 ind./1 relay)
Most Indoor Titles – Total
Larry Kelly
Audry Hardy
Hardee McAlhaney
Most Indoor Titles – Individual
Larry Kelly
Hardee McAlhaney
Willie Gault
José Parrilla
Sam Graddy
Bill High
Michael Hogue
Lawrence Johnson
Glenn Morgan
Bob Redington
Pat Pomphrey
David Siler
John Tillman
Doug Tolson
Rubin Wiliams
Most Outdoor Titles – Total
Richmond Flowers
Doug Brown
José Parrilla
Jim Webster
Hardee McAlhaney
Reggie Jones
Gary Wagner
Justin Gatlin
Most Outdoor Titles – Individual
Doug Brown
Richmond Flowers
Alf Holmberg
Lawrence Johnson
José Parrilla
Bob Redington
Jim Webster
Most Titles – Total
Larry Kelly
Hardee McAlhaney
Audry Hardy
José Parrilla
Richmond Flowers
Doug Brown
9 (3 ind./6 relay)
8 (2 ind./6 relay)
7 (3 ind./4 relay)
3 (9 total)
3 (7 total)
3 (3 total)
3 (4 total)
3 (3 total)
3 (3 total)
3 (3 total)
3 (3 total)
3 (3 total)
3 (3 total)
3 (3 total)
3 (3 total)
3 (3 total)
3 (3 total)
3 (3 total)
7 (4 ind./3 relay)
6 (6 ind./0 relay)
5 (4 ind./1 relay)
5 (4 ind./1 relay)
5 (2 ind./3 relay)
5 (2 ind./3 relay)
5 (2 ind./3 relay)
5 (3 ind./2 relay)
6 (6 total)
4 (6 total)
4 (4 total)
4 (4 total)
4 (5 total)
4 (4 total)
4 (5 total)
13 (5 ind./8 relay)
12 (5 ind./7 relay)
10 (2 ind./8 relay)
9 (7 ind./2 relay)
9 (6 ind./3 relay)
8 (8 ind./0 relay)
SEC CHAMPIONSHIP MEET RECORDS
2011
Pentathlon Records
Name, School
Hyleas Fountain, UGA
Tonya Lee, UT
Beyonka McDowell, ARK
Antoinette Wilks, USC
Ashley Trimble, UK
Mark
8.23
1.83m/6-0
1.83m/6-0
13.92m/45-8
6.43m/21-1 1/4
2:14.72
4417
Year
2004
1991
2003
2005
2003
2009
2004
2011
1994
2002
2011
1994
1998
2010
1987
2005
Pentathon Records
Event
60m Hurdles Long Jump Shot Put High Jump 1,000m Run Total pts.
Name, School
Sheldon Blockburger, LSU Sheldon Blockburger, LSU Bruce Reid, LSU Aric Long, UT Sheldon Blockburger, LSU Bruce Reid, LSU
Mark
7.89 7.74m/25-04 3/4 16.88m/55-04 3/4 2.18m/7-1 3/4 2:38.80 4399
Year
1987
1987
1989
1992
1987
1989
SEC Hept. Records Unavailable
 WOmen’s outdoor marks
Event
Name, School
Mark
100m dash
Kerron Stewart, AU
11.03
100m hurdles
Kim Carson, LSU
12.72
200m dash
Debbie Ferguson, UGA
22.35
400m dash
Miki Barber, USC
50.63
400m hurdles
Lashinda Demus, USC
54.50
800m run
Tiffany McWilliams, MSU
2:01.00
1500m run
Tiffany McWilliams, MSU
4:09.19
3000m SC
Sarah Madebach, UGA
10:13.73
5000m run
Valerie McGovern, UK
15:59.47
10,000m run
Liz Costello, UT
33:42.96
400m relay
Louisiana State
42.80
(Morris/Henry/Broaddus/Baptiste)
1600m relay
Louisiana State
3:27.04
(Davy/Bernard-Thomas/Hall/Regis)
High jump
Levern Spencer, UGA
1.86m/6-1 1/4
Long jump
Brittney Reese, UM
6.84m/22-5 1/4
Triple jump
Suzette Lee, LSU
13.99m/45-10 3/4
Shot put
Mariam Kevkhishvilli, UF
18.05m/59-2 3/4
Hammer throw Jenny Dahlgren, UGA
71.78m/235-6
Discus
Danyel Mitchell, LSU
59.24m/194-4
Javelin (new)
Emily Carlsten, UF
55.10m/180-9
Javelin (old)
Laverne Eve, LSU
62.41m/204-9
Pole vault
Tina Sutej, ARK
4.61m/15-1 1/2
Year
2006
1996
1999
2001
2004
2004
2004
2007
1990
2011
2008
2004
2007
2008
1996
2009
2006
1994
2000
1987
2011
 men’s outdoor marks
Event
Name, School
Mark
100m Dash Richard Thompson, LSU 9.93 200m Dash Justin Gatlin, UT 19.86
400m Dash Derrick Brew, LSU 44.29 800m Run Otukile Lekote, SC 1:45.27
1500m Run Seneca Lassiter, ARK 3:37.29 3000m SC
Tim Broe, UA 8:31.54
5000m Run Alistair Cragg, ARK 13:41.04 10,000m Run Tyson David, UA 28:23.01 110m Hurdles Jason Richardson, SC 13.21 400m Hurdles Kerron Clement, UF 48.29 400m Relay
Florida
38.53 (Lovett/Taylor/Wilks/Demps)
1600m Relay Florida 3:02.23 (Clarke/Witherspoon/Middleton/Clement)
High Jump Ricky Robertson, UM
2.29/7-6
Donald Thomas, AU 2.29m/7-6 Long Jump Erick Walder, ARK 8.56m/28-1w Triple Jump Christian Taylor, UF 17.15m/56-3 1/4 Pole Vault Lawrence Johnson, UT 5.80m/19-0 1/4 Shot Put Brett Noon, UG 21.47m/70-5 1/4 Hammer Throw Andras Haklits, UG 75.40m/247-4 Discus Mike Buncic, UK 65.17m/213-9 Javelin Chris Hill, UG 79.65m/261-4 Heptathlon Records
Event
100m hurdles
High jump
Shot put
200m dash
Long jump
Javelin
800m run
First day pts.
Total pts.
Name, School
Marrissa Harris, MSU
Kelli Flynn, LSU
Kym Carter, LSU
GiGi Miller, ARK
Brittany Boseman, MSU
Josie Hahn, VU
Lana Zimmerman, LSU
Sharon Jaklofsky, LSU
Sharon Jaklofsky, LSU
Mark
13.18
1.84m/6-0 1/2
14.26m/46-9 3/4
23.75
6.36m/20-10 1/2
44.86m/147-2
2:08.4
4309
5969
UT athletes highlighted in bold
Year
2008
2002
1999
2002
1999
2000
2003
2008
2008
2005
2011
2005
2011
2007
1992
2011
1994
1995
2002
1985
2009
Decathlon Records
Year
2009
1993
1987
2001
2010
2004
1983
1991
1991
Event
100m Dash Long Jump Shot Put High Jump 400m Dash 110m Hurdles Discus Pole Vault Javelin 1500m Run First Day Points Total Points Name, School
Jeff Huggins, UK Sheldon Blockburger, LSU Bruce Reid, LSU Lee Palles, MSU Matt Shelton, UT Jangy Addy, UT Thrainn Hafsteinsson, UA Lawrence Johnson, UT Mikael Olander, LSU John Crist, UA Mikael Olander, LSU Mikael Olander, LSU Mark
10.44 7.69m/25-2 3/4 16.97m/55-8 1/4 2.17m/7-1 1/2 47.44 13.70 52.68m/172-10 5.50m/18-0 1/2 71.88m/235-10 4:10.45 4195 8126 Year
1975
1986
1989
1977
1992
2008
1983
1993
1988
1976
1988
1988
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
Event
60m hurdles
High jump
Shot put
Long jump
800m run
Total pts.
Year
2001
2005
1987
2011
1987
1990
1976
2009
2004
2001
2005
SEASON
IN REVIEW
2008
2006
2002
2000
2010
2002
2011
Event Name, School
Mark
60m Dash Leonard Scott, UT 6.48 200m Dash Wallace Spearmon, ARK 20.35 300m Dash Lorenzo Daniel, MSU 32.67 400m Dash Kirani James, UA 44.80 500m Run Mark Everett, UF 1:01.22 800m Run Mark Everett, UF 1:46.28 Mile
Steve Bolt, UA
3:59.40
3,000m Run Dorian Ulrey, ARK 7:55.56 5,000m Run Alistair Cragg, ARK 13:42.95 60m Hurdles Ron Bramlett, UA 7.55 1,600m Relay Florida
3:04.75 (Clarke/Middleton/Pastor/Clement)
DMR Alabama
9:39.06 (Rop/Mickens/Bor/Samoei)
High Jump Ray Doakes, ARK 2.32m/7-7 1/4 Long Jump Miguel Pate, UA 8.23m/27-0 Triple Jump Christian Taylor, UF
17.36m/56-11 1/2
Pole Vault Lawrence Johnson, UT 5.70m/18-8 1/4
Shot Put Brad Snyder, USC 20.32m/66-8
Weight Throw Walter Henning 23.80m/78-1
Pentathlon
Sheldon Blockburger, LSU
4451
Heptathlon Maurice Smith, AU 6035 COACHES &
MEET
STAFF
THE TEAM
Year
1989
1992
2008
2000
2007
2004
2005
1986
2011
1990
2005
SEASON
PREVIEW
Event
Name, School
Mark
55m dash
Dawn Sowell, LSU
6.58
55m hurdles
Michelle Freeman, UF
7.34
60m dash
Kelly-Ann Baptiste, LSU
7.13
60m hurdles
Vonette Dixon, AU
8.00
200m dash
Kerron Stewart, AU
22.46
400m dash
Hazel-Ann Regis, LSU
51.13
800m run
Nicole Cook, UT
2:00.75
Mile run
Elizabeth Lynch, UA
4:35.06
3000m run
Jackie Areson, UT
9:10.49
5000m run
Valerie McGovern, UK
15:53.34
1600m relay
Louisiana State 3:29.06
(Morris/Bernard-Thomas/Lawrence/Regis)
DMRTennessee
11:05.37
(Sheffey/Harris/Price/Areson)
High jump
Brittney Reese, UM
1.88m/6-2
Levern Spencer, UGA
1.88m/6-2
Long jump
Elva Goulbourne, AU
6.91m/22-8
Triple jump
Keisha Spencer, LSU
14.03m/46-0 1/2
Shot put
Mariam Kevkhishvilli, UF
18.09m/59-4 1/4
Weight throw
Candice Scott, UF
22.45m/73-8
Pole vault
Tina Sutej, ARK
4.54m/14-10 3/4
 men’s indoor marks
GENERAL
INFO.
 WOmen’s indoor marks
93
UT’S SEC TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS
LADY VOL SEC CHAMPIONSHIPS
(8 Trophies All-Time)
Indoors (4)
1984
2005
2007
2009
Outdoors (4)
1981
1982
1983
1984
VOL SEC CHAMPIONSHIPS
(43 Trophies All-Time)
Indoors (18)
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1973
1974
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1991
1996
Outdoors (25)
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1991
2001
2002
2007
The Tennessee men celebrated winning their 25th SEC Outdoor trophy in Tuscaloosa, Ala., in 2007.
Through the years, Tennessee’s men and women have won a combined total of 51 SEC Track & Field Championships
J.J. Clark and the 2009 Tennessee Lady Volunteers celebrated their third SEC Indoor title in five seasons.
94
NATIONAL
CHAMPIONSHIPS
LADY VOL NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
 2009 NCAA INDOOR CHAMPIONS
The second-ranked Tennessee Lady Vols
traveled deep into the heart of Texas and captured their second NCAA Indoor Track & Field
Championship in the past five seasons before
a crowd of 4,917 at Texas A&M’s Gilliam Indoor
Track Stadium.
The nine-member Lady Vol squad scored
42 points, enough to clinch the victory with
two events remaining, and won the program’s
third overall national title to go along with
another NCAA Indoor title in 2005 and an
AIAW Outdoor crown in 1981. Texas A&M, who
defeated the Lady Vols head-to-head in a home
dual meet on Jan. 24, 83-69, gamely tallied 37
points to place second. BYU was third with 33,
followed by Texas (31) and Arizona State (30)
rounding out the top five.
“The character and heart of this team
was just unbelievable,” seventh-year UT Head
Coach J.J. Clark said. “What they did today,
coming out here competing and breaking
meet and school records, it’s just an unbelievable performance by the entire team. A world
record in the DMR, 8.04 in the 100 hurdles, 4:29
in the mile, 57-2 in the shot and then Phoebe
Wright, who was really sick last week, coming
here and giving her best performance today,
was absolutely critical. I am really proud of
what they’ve done.
Senior Sarah Bowman started the day in
grand fashion for the Big Orange by capturing
her first-ever NCAA individual crown and her
third overall national triumph in a meet-record
and school-best clocking of four minutes, 29.72
seconds in the mile run. She dramatically outleaned Texas Tech’s sensational Sally Kipyego
at the finish line after a fabulous final-lap fight
96
for victory and became the school’s first-ever
NCAA mile champion.
In the 60-meter hurdles, senior Celriece
Law provided the race of her life when her
team needed it most. About 15 minutes after
Bowman set the school record in winning the
mile, the Denver, Colo., native masterfully navigated the hurdles in a UT-best clocking of 8.04
seconds that earned her runner-up accolades
and contributed eight points toward the Big
Orange cause. Michigan’s Tiffany Ofili finished
just ahead of Law in 8.00.
While Bowman and Law were getting
the job done on the track, sophomore Annie Alexander was over in the shot put ring
unleashing a throw of
57 feet, two inches, that
would stand up for third
place and greatly leave
behind her previous
season-best of 54-11
1/4.
In Tennessee’s final
scoring opportunity,
junior Phoebe Wright
came through with the
decisive eight points
that tipped the scales in
the Lady Vols’ favor. Still
battling the effects of a
sinus infection, she gutted out a second-place
finish in the 800 meters
in a time of 2:04.38.
On Friday night, the
Lady Vols delivered a
world-record-setting performance in the distance medley relay to get the ball rolling. The
lineup of Wright, Brittany Jones, Chanelle Price
and Bowman covered the 4,000-meter distance
in 10 minutes, 50.98 seconds to top the previous world and collegiate record of 10:54.34, set
in 1988 by Villanova University. The mark also
crushed UT’s month-old American and school
record of 10:56.40, which it had run at the New
Balance Collegiate Invitational in New York City
on Feb. 6, as well as UCLA’s 10:58.19 NCAA meet
record from 2002.
LADY VOL NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
GENERAL
INFO.
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
Directed by eighth-year head coach Terry
Crawford, the 1981 Tennessee Lady Vols delivered the University of Tennessee its initial national championship in women’s athletics. A group
that became known as the “Ten That Made One”
scored 61 points in Austin, Texas, to fend off runner-up UCLA’s 57 and hoist the 1981 AIAW Outdoor trophy high in the Texas sky.
Crawford’s squad produced a year filled with
firsts. Not only did the Big Orange capture a national title, Tennessee seized the 1981 Southeastern Conference Outdoor Championships during
the first season the league sponsored such a
meet for women.
Among the competitors for Team Orange in
Austin were Sharrieffa Barksdale, Kathy Bryant,
Myrtle Chester, Joetta Clark, Benita Fitzgerald,
Rose Hauch, Pam Passera, Linda Portasik, Cathy
Rattray and Delisa Walton.
The Lady Vols thrived from victories in the
100m hurdles from Fitzgerald, a triumph in the
4x400m relay by the quartet of Barksdale, Clark,
Rattray and Walton and a win in the 800m medley relay by the tandem of Barksdale, Fitzgerald,
Rattray and Walton. Hauch and Walton added
runner-up outcomes in the shot put and 800m,
respectively, while Clark chipped in a third-place
performance in the 800m.
COACHES &
MEET
STAFF
THE TEAM
 1981 AIAW OUTDOOR CHAMPIONS
SEASON
PREVIEW
The Lady Vols won their first-ever NCAA
title in track & field and the University of Tennessee Women’s Athletics Department’s first
NCAA crown in any sport besides basketball in
2005. In J.J. Clark’s third year at the helm, Tennessee followed up an impressive victory at the
SEC Indoor Championships by taking the NCAA
Indoor hardware in Fayetteville, Ark., with 46
points, holding off runner-up Florida by 10.
As was the case with UT’s AIAW crown in
1981, when coach Clark’s older sister, Joetta
Clark, was a key member of the team, the Big
Orange utilized 10 women to get the job done
and bring the trophy home to Knoxville. Members of that historic squad included Courtney
Champion, Nicole Cook, Antoinette Gorham,
Felicia Guliford, Patricia Hall, LaTonya Loche,
Tianna Madison, Brooke Novak, Toyin Olupona
and Cleo Tyson.
UT was fueled by a victory in the long jump
from Madison, a 2-3-6 finish in the 60 meters
from Olupona, Madison and Champion, a 3-78 spree in the 200m by Champion, Tyson and
Loche and a runner-up effort by the 4x400m
relay lineup of Champion, Gorham, Hall and
Loche.
97
VOL NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
Tennessee marked its last day of NCAA indoor mourning with a ferocious comeback to capture the school’s first NCAA indoor title with 62.5
points in front of 5,567 fans at the Randal Tyson Track Center in Fayetteville,
Ark.
Led by high scorer Justin Gatlin’s 22 points, nine Volunteers pieced together a championship effort and changed Tennessee track and field history on the home track of collegiate track’s greatest dynasty.
With overachieving performances down the line, Tennessee outdistanced its conference foes for the title, as Alabama, LSU and Arkansas
rounded out the rest of the SEC’s dominating quartet.
Speed merchants Justin Gatlin and Leonard Scott got the Vols off to
a torrid start on the opening day with a combined 16 points in the 200
meters. Gatlin’s 20.63-second time placed him atop the awards stand for
the first time of the weekend. Scott’s 20.80 proved good for third. 60-meter
hurdler Karl Jennings stepped forward to claim his first All-America certificate and add four points to the Vol pot with a fifth-place, 7.80 finish.
The Volunteers stood third with 20 points as they reported for the final
day of events. Marc Sylvester ran in the first race of the day, as the Vol rookie overachieved to finish runner-up in the 800 in a school indoor-record
time of 1:47.41. His eight points moved the Vols within six points of leader
Alabama.
In the 400, Gary Kikaya continued the high-intensity tone with a school indoor record 45.93 to earn third. His heroic effort pulled the Vols
even with leader Alabama’s 34 points.
Tennessee sprinters Gatlin and Scott pulled off a 1-2 finish in the 60 to propel the Vols into the team lead for the first time. Gatlin’s 6.59 effort
gave the Vol sophomore his second NCAA title in as many days. Scott’s runner-up 6.61 gave the Volunteer hopes a critical shot in the arm. With a
sixth-place-tying clearance of 17-feet, 7 3/4-inches in the pole vault, Rocky Danners’ 2.5 points gave the Vols enough of a cushion to secure the
team title.
With the team title locked up by a fraction, Tennessee breathed a little easier as the black-clad Vols lined up to secure the team title in the
4x400m relay. The Vols took runner-up honors in 3:06.87. Gatlin, Dwayne Bell Jr, Scott and Kikaya were the participants.
 2001 NCAA OUTDOOR CHAMPIONS
The Volunteers, buoyed by a sparkling performance
in the sprints, closed the 2001 NCAA Outdoor Championships with 50 points to edge TCU by a point in an exciting
NCAA Outdoor meet at historic Hayward Field in Eugene,
Ore.
True freshman Justin Gatlin set the pace for the Volunteers, as he was NCAA meet high scorer with 22 points
from wins in the 100 meters, 200 meters and a leg on the
second-place 4x100m relay.
The Vols opened the meet with an unexpected
fourth-place finish in the javelin from true freshman
Leigh Smith, who entered the competition with the 11thbest qualifying mark in the nation.
On the second day of the meet, Tennessee’s Stephen
Harris posted eight points with a personal-best, runnerup score of 7,871 in the decathlon.
The Vols were saddled with their fair share of adversity on day three. After Tennessee ran a track record
and NCAA-leading 4x100m relay semifinal, TCU clipped
the Vols by taking the first prize and capturing momentum in the team race. Second was the place for the Vol
relay team that featured Sean Lambert, Gatlin, Hassaan
Stamps and Leonard Scott.
Portions of the final day appeared bleak, as TCU lit up
the scoreboard. However, the Vols managed to stay in the
fray. Gatlin won the 100 and Lambert gamely took a crucial fourth-place finish.
Gatlin later decided that one NCAA title wasn’t
enough. When all-world TCU sprinter Kim Collins false-started in the 200 final, Gatlin was able to claim the 200 crown, his second of the day. Scott
proved a rock by bouncing back to earn sixth and knot the team count at 49. The gritty 4x400 relay team got the baton around cleanly for the
winning point in the last event of the meet.
98
VOL NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
GENERAL
INFO.
SEASON
PREVIEW
COACHES &
MEET
STAFF
THE TEAM
The University of Tennessee track and field team rallied on the final day of competition to claim UT’s second
national championship in track and field.
The Vols won one event and scored in nine others to
accumulate 51points. Tennessee scored 31 points on the
final day of competition to take the lead from Washington State. The Cougars finished second with 42 points.
Junior Aric Long was the only Vol to claim an individual title. Long won the decathlon with 7,916 points.
Todd Williams pulled his share of the burden, as well.
Williams put the finishing touches on an outstanding career at Tennessee. The senior from Monroe, Mich., paced
himself to a second-place finish in the 10,000-meter run
to give the Vols the early lead on the first day of competition. Then, with the team title hanging in the balance
on the final day, Williams extended himself in the 5,000
meters and came up big, scoring a third-place finish. He
ended as the Vols’ top point man with 14.
Randy Jenkins nabbed second place with a school-record 7-foot, 6 1/2 inch clearance in the high jump. Senior
John Richardson launched the javelin 247-11 to claim a
needed second-place finish. Captain Brian Brophy turned
in a fine showing in the decathlon to finish third.
The NCAA outdoor title capped a season of highlights, as head coach Doug Brown’s, assistant head coach
Bill Webb’s and assistant coach George Watts’ Vols swept
the Southeastern Conference, winning cross country and
indoor and outdoor titles.
Tennessee won its first NCAA outdoor track and
field title with a team effort from the 100 yards to the
3,000-meter steeplechase and most distances in between.
The Volunteers won three events on the way to victory, scoring 60 points,the highest total of Tennessee’s
three NCAA outdoor title runs.
Reggie Jones tallied 19.5 points, the most by a Vol,
by accumulating a win in the 100-yard dash (9.18w),
second in the 220-yard dash (20.00w) and running the
second leg of Tennessee’s third-place 4x110-yard relay
(39.69).
Tennessee’s steeplechase corps offered up a onetwo finish to give the Volunteers a huge swing of momentum. Doug Brown took the title with an 8:35.84 contribution. Ron Addison helped paint the awards stand
orange with his runner-up finish (8:36.76).
One of three Vol NCAA champions, Willie Thomas
took top honors in the 880-yard run in 1:48.72 to do
his part in bringing Tennessee’s first NCAA track trophy
back to Knoxville.
Additionally, Darwin Bond contributed eight points
with a runner-up finish in the 440-yard dash, courtesy of
a 45.73 clocking.
Tennessee’s bronze 4x110-yard relay effort included
Greer Radcliff, Jones, Jon Young and Bond. The Vol quartet navigated the track in 39.69.
Tennessee’s victory was celebrated throughout the
South, as the Vols became the first southern team to win
a national track title since 1933. Earlier in the season, coach Stan Huntsman led the Vols to their 11th consecutive SEC title.
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
99
LADY VOL NATIONAL CHAMPIONS
 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS
220y
1969
DGWS Outdoor 25.4 Terry Hull
400m
2004 NCAA Outdoor 50.32 DeeDee Trotter
AIAW Outdoor 188-5 Jane Haist
4x200m Medley Relay (800mMR)
1981
AIAW Outdoor 1:36.70 Barksdale/Fitzgerald
Rattray/Walton
4x400m Relay (1600mR)
1981
AIAW Outdoor 3:31.70 1982
NCAA Outdoor 3:28.55 1984
NCAA Indoor 3:37.04 1986
NCAA Outdoor 3:29.35 Barksdale/Clark
Rattray/Walton
Barksdale/Clark
Rattray/Walton
Bolden/Rattray
Barksdale/Oliver
McLaughlin/Benjamin
Martin/Oliver
Benjamin/Oliver
Martin/McLaughlin
1984
NCAA Indoor 8:36.32 Davidson/Quelch
Harvey/Clark
Johnson/Jones
Olkowski/Wiegand
Mile Relay
1983
NCAA Indoor 3:37.08 Barksdale/Clark
Rattray/Walton
Novak/Trotter
Cook/Hyatt
Sheffey/Jones
Wright/Bowman
Wright/Jones
Price/Bowman
Wright/Wortham
Price/Sheffey
440y
1969
DGWS Outdoor 56.4 Terry Hull
500m
1984
1986
NCAA Indoor NCAA Indoor 1:10.82 1:09.68 Cathy Rattray
Ilrey Oliver
600m
1981
AIAW Indoor
1:26.56 Delisa Walton
600y
1982
1983
AIAW Indoor NCAA Indoor 1:17.38 1:20.21 Delisa Walton
Delisa Walton
800m
1980
1982
1983
1984
2004
2010
2010
AIAW Outdoor NCAA Outdoor NCAA Outdoor NCAA Outdoor NCAA Indoor NCAA Indoor
NCAA Outdoor
2:04.88 2:05.22 2:02.28 2:02.60 2:03.27 2:02.55
2:01.40
Delisa Walton
Delisa Walton
Joetta Clark
Joetta Clark
Nicole Cook
Phoebe Wright
Phoebe Wright
880y
1970
1983
DGWS Outdoor NCAA Indoor
2:09.70
2:06.02 Terry Hull
Joetta Clark
1000m
1984
NCAA Indoor 2:43.85 Joetta Clark
Distance Medley Relay (DMR)
2004
NCAA Indoor
11:01/97
2009
NCAA Indoor 10:58.37 1000y
1982
2:26.70 Joetta Clark
DGWS – Division of Girls’ and Women’s Sports, AIAW – Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women,
NCAA – National Collegiate Athletic Association.
1500m
1979
AIAW Outdoor 1986
NCAA Outdoor 4:17.06 4:17.48
Brenda Webb
Alisa Harvey
 OLYMPIC/WORLD CHAMPIONS
Mile
2009
4:29.72 Sarah Bowman
9:15.80 9:09.83 Brenda Webb
Patty Wiegand
AIAW Indoor NCAA Indoor 3000m
1979
AIAW Outdoor 1991
NCAA Indoor 5000m
1977
AIAW Outdoor 1982
NCAA Outdoor 2011
NCAA Indoor
16:13.90 16:10.41 16:04.16
Brenda Webb
Kathy Bryant
Jackie Areson
55mH
1987
1988
NCAA Indoor
NCAA Indoor
7.57 7.56 LaVonna Martin
LaVonna Martin
60yH
1982
AIAW Indoor
7.54 Benita Fitzgerald
100mH
1981
1982
1983
1987
AIAW Outdoor NCAA Outdoor NCAA Outdoor NCAA Outdoor 13.12 13.13 12.84 13.05 Benita Fitzgerald
Benita Fitzgerald
Benita Fitzgerald
LaVonna Martin
22-5.75
22-3 21-10.25 Dedra Davis
Tianna Madison
Tianna Madison
Long Jump
1994
NCAA Outdoor 2005
NCAA Indoor 2005
NCAA Outdoor Shot Put
1982
AIAW Indoor 100
Discus
1977
55-0
Rose Hauch
2004
Olympic Games
3:19.01
DeeDee Trotter
Long Jump
2005
IAAF Outdoor
22-7.25
Tianna Madison
* These are championships won while the athletes were still Lady
Vols.
Lady Vol long jumper Tianna Madison celebrates the IAAF World Championship she won in Helsinki,
Finland, in August 2005. Amazingly, she claimed that prestigious title at the end of her sophomore
season at UT and turned pro prior to what would have been her junior year.
VOL NATIONAL CHAMPIONS
GENERAL
INFO.
 INDOOR CHAMPIONS
Event
60yH
Mile Relay
Mark
7.0
3:14.6
Mile Relay
3:16.03
48.7-tie
1:49.94
6.18
6.98
6.12
1:47.77
7-7/2.31m
19-1.50/5.82m
18-4.50/5.60m
18-6.50/5.65m
62-4.50/19.01m
6.58
6.59
20.63
7.55
45.71
7.51
20.36
Aries Merritt won two national championships during the 2006 season, claiming both the 60m hurdle title
indoors and the 100m hurdle crown outdoors.
 OUTDOOR CHAMPIONS
YearAthlete
1970
Bill Skinner
1972
Willie Thomas
1973
Doug Brown
1974
Doug Brown
Reggie Jones
Willie Thomas
1975
Reggie Jones
1976
Phil Olsen
Jon Young, Ricci Gardner,
Jerome Morgan, Reggie Jones
1980
Al Horne, Darryal Wilson,
Lamar Preyor, Anthony Blair
1981
Darryl Canady, Darryal Wilson,
David Patrick, Anthony Blair
1982
David Patrick
1983
Sam Graddy, Reggie Towns,
Terry Scott, Willie Gault
1984
Sam Graddy
1985
Terry Scott
1991
Aric Long
1992
Brian Brophy
José Parrilla
1993
Randy Jenkins
José Parrilla
1994
José Parrilla
Randy Jenkins
1995
Lawrence Johnson
1996
Lawrence Johnson
1999
Tom Pappas
2001
Justin Gatlin
Justin Gatlin
2002
Justin Gatlin
Justin Gatlin
Gary Kikaya
2003
Stephen Harris
2006
Aries Merritt
Rubin Williams captured the 200-meter dash national title at the 2008 NCAA Indoor Championships.
Event
Javelin
800m
Steeplechase
Steeplechase
100yd
880yd
220yd
Javelin
4x100mR
Mark
270-8/82.49m
1:47.1
8:28.1
8:35.94
9.18
1:48.72
20.60
273-2/83.26m
39.16
4x400mR
3:03.94
4x400mR
3:03.08
400mH
4x100mR
48.44
39.22
100m
100m
Decathlon
Decathlon
800m
High Jump
800m
800m
High Jump
Pole Vault
Pole Vault
Decathlon
100m
200m
100m
200m
400m
Decathlon
110mH
10.25
10.02w
7,916
^8,276
1:46.45
7-5.75/2.27m
1:46.51
1:46.01
7-7/2.31m
18-8.25/5.69m
^19-1/5.81m
8,184
10.08
20.11w
10.22
20.18
44.53
8,061
^13.21
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
440yd
880yd
60yd
60yH
60yd
800m
High Jump
Pole Vault
Pole Vault
Pole Vault
Shot Put
60m
60m
200m
60mH
400m
60mH
200m
9:47.1
COACHES &
MEET
STAFF
THE TEAM
DMR
SEASON
PREVIEW
YearAthlete
1968
Richmond Flowers
1969
Gary Womble, Larry Kelly,
Audry Hardy, Hardee McAlhaney
1976
Lamar Preyor, Mike Barlow,
Ronnie Harris, Jerome Morgan
1979
Solomon Hunter,Mike Barlow, Chip Hadler, Keith Young
1980
Anthony Blair
1982
David Patrick
1983
Willie Gault
Willie Gault
1985
Sam Graddy
1994
José Parrilla
Randy Jenkins
Lawrence Johnson
1995
Tim Mack
1996
Lawrence Johnson
1997
Aaron Ausmus
1999
Leonard Scott
2002
Justin Gatlin
Justin Gatlin
2003
Jabari Greer
Gary Kikaya
2006
Aries Merritt
2008
Rubin Williams
^ NCAA meet record
101
LADY VOLS AT NCAA/AIAW MEETS
Tennessee has a rich tradition of excellence competing
in national championships, winning seven national titles and
recording 81 top-10 finishes between it’s men’s and women’s track
& field programs.
The Lady Volunteer track & field squad garnered the first
national title by a UT women’s team when the squad won the 1981
AIAW Outdoor Championships, and it collected the first-ever nonbasketball women’s NCAA trophy at Rocky Top when the Big Orange
triumphed indoors in 2005. The Lady Vols added a third crown at
the 2009 NCAA Indoor meet.
All told, Tennessee’s women have placed in the top 10 at either
the indoor (17) or outdoor (18) national meet 35 times.
On the men’s side, the Vols have recorded 46 top-10 perfomances
through the years, including 24 indoors and 22 outdoors. Among
those were NCAA Outdoor titles in 1974, 1991 and 2001, and an
indoor crown in 2002.
 INDOORS
1st:
1st:
1st:
1st:
1981 AIAW Championships, Pocatello, Idaho
Team Finish – 2nd/46 pts
Delisa Walton, World Record (600m)
1982 AIAW Championships, Cedar Falls, Iowa
Joetta Clark (1000y), Benita Fitzgerald (60yH), Rose Hauch
(shot put), Delisa Walton (600y)
1983 NCAA Championships, Detroit, Mich.
Joetta Clark (800y), Delisa Walton, World Record (600y),
mileR (Barksdale/Clark/Rattray/Walton)
1984 NCAA Championships, Syracuse, N.Y.
Joetta Clark (1000m), Cathy Rattray (500m), 4x400mR
(Bolden/Rattray/Barksdale/Oliver), 4x800mR, World Record
(Davidson/Quelch/Harvey/Clark)
1985 NCAA Championships, Syracuse, N.Y.
Team Finish – 6th/22 pts
2nd: LaVonna Martin (55mH)
3rd: Kathi Harris (800m)
1st:
3rd:
1986 NCAA Championships, Oklahoma City, Okla.
Ilrey Oliver (500m), 4x400mR (McLaughlin/Benjamin/
Martin/Oliver)
Alisa Harvey (mile)
1st: LaVonna Martin (55mH)
2nd: Alisa Harvey (1000m), Ilrey Oliver (500m)
1st:
LaVonna Martin (55mH)
1989 NCAA Championships, Indianapolis, Ind.
Team Finish – t32nd/2 pts
102
Team Finish – t9th/14 pts
2nd: 4x800mR (Moore/Johnson/Bertrand/Jones)
1st:
3rd:
Patty Wiegand (3000m), 4x800mR (Johnson/Jones/
Olkowski/Wiegand)
Sue Walton (long jump), 4x400mR (Leroy/Prather/Walton/
Lee)
Team Finish – did not score
2nd: Dedra Davis (long jump)
3rd: Dedra Davis (55m)
2nd: Sue Walton (200m)
Team Finish – t31st/7 pts
2000 NCAA Championships, Fayetteville, Ark.
Team Finish – t58th/1 pt
Team Finish – t23rd/8 pts
2nd: Nicole Cook (800m)
1st: Nicole Cook (800m), DMR (Novak/Trotter/Cook/Hyatt)
2nd: Toyin Olupona (60m)
3rd: DeeDee Trotter (400m)
2009 NCAA Championships, College Station, Texas
Team Finish – 1st/42 pts
1st: Sarah Bowman (mile), DMR (Wright/Jones/Price/
Bowman)
2nd: Celriece Law (60mH), Phoebe Wright (800m)
3rd: Annie Alexander (shot put)
1st: Phoebe Wright (800m), DMR (Wright/Wortham/Price/
Sheffey)
3rd: Jackie Areson (3000m)
2011 NCAA Championships, College Station, Texas
Team Finish – t7th/24 pts.
1st: Jackie Areson (5000m)
 OUTDOORS
1st:
1969 DGWS Championships, San Marcos, Texas
Terry Hull (220y, 440y)
1st:
1970 DGWS Championships, Champaign, Ill.
Team Finish – n/a
Terry Hull (880y)
1972 DGWS Championships, Knoxville, Tenn.
Team Finish – 31st/1 pt
1974 AIAW Championships, Denton, Texas
1975 AIAW Championships, Corvallis, Ore.
1979 AIAW Championships, East Lansing, Mich.
Team Finish – 3rd/32 pts
1st: Brenda Webb (1500m, 3000m)
2nd: Rose Hauch (shot put)
1980 AIAW Championships, Eugene, Ore.
1st: Delisa Walton (800m)
2nd: Rose Hauch (shot put), 800mMR (Walton/Fitzgerald/
Robinson/Smith)
3rd: Benita Fitzgerald (100mH)
1981 AIAW Championships, Austin, Texas
1st: Benita Fitzgerald (100mH), 4x400mR (Barksdale/Clark/
Rattray/Walton), 800mMR (Barksdale/Fitzgerald/Rattray/
Walton)
2nd: Rose Hauch (shot put), Delisa Walton (800m)
3rd: Joetta Clark (800m)
1982 NCAA Championships, Provo, Utah
1st: Kathy Bryant (5000m), Benita Fitzgerald (100mH), Delisa
Walton (800m), 4x400mR (Barksdale/Clark/Rattray/Walton)
2nd: Joetta Clark (800m), Rose Hauch (shot put)
3rd: Benita Fitzgerald (100m), Cathy Rattray (400m), Patricia
Walsh (discus)
1983 NCAA Championships, Houston, Texas
1st: Joetta Clark (800m), Benita Fitzgerald (100mH)
2nd: Sharrieffa Barksdale (400mH), 4x400mR (Bolton/Oliver/
Rattray/Clark)
3rd: 4x100mR (Barksdale/Findley/Bolton/Fitzgerald)
1984 NCAA Championships, Eugene, Ore.
1st: Joetta Clark (800m)
2nd: Myrtle Chester (heptathlon), 4x100mR (Oliver/Rattray/
Findley/Bolden), 4x400mR (Barksdale/Clark/Oliver/Rattray)
1985 NCAA Championships, Austin, Texas
2nd: Ilrey Oliver (400m), 4x400mR (Harris/Benjamin/Martin/
Oliver)
1st:
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
DMR (Sheffey/Jones/Wright/Bowman)
Sarah Bowman (mile)
1978 AIAW Championships, Knoxville, Tenn.
COACHES &
MEET
STAFF
THE TEAM
Patricia Hall (400m)
Team Finish – 3rd/30 pts
2nd: Courtney Champion (60m), DMR (Galligan/Loche/
Treherne/Bowman)
3rd: Courtney Champion (200m)
1st:
3rd:
1st:
1977 AIAW Championships, Los Angeles, Calif.
Jane Haist (discus), Brenda Webb (5000m)
SEASON
PREVIEW
3rd:
1976 AIAW Championships, Manhattan, Kan.
GENERAL
INFO.
1st: Tianna Madison (long jump)
2nd: Toyin Olupona (60m), 4x400mR (Loche/Hall/Gorham/
Champion)
3rd: Tianna Madison (60m), Courtney Champion (200m)
Alisa Harvey (1500m), 4x400mR (Benjamin/Oliver/Martin/
McLaughlin)
103
2000 NCAA Championships, Durham, N.C.
2nd: LaVonna Martin (100mH), Ilrey Oliver (400m)
1987 NCAA Championships, Baton Rouge, La.
1st: LaVonna Martin (100mH)
2nd: Alisa Harvey (800m, 1500m)
2nd: LaVonna Martin (100mH)
1989 NCAA Championships, Provo, Utah
1990 NCAA Championships, Durham, N.C.
2nd: Jasmin Jones (800m, 1500m)
2nd: Jasmin Jones (800m, 1500m), Tonya Lee (400mH), Patty
Wiegand (5000m)
2nd: Alana Preston (discus)
2002 NCAA Championships, Baton Rouge, La.
2003 NCAA Championships, Sacramento, Calif.
2nd: DeeDee Trotter (400m)
1st: DeeDee Trotter (400m)
2nd: Kameisha Bennett (800m)
3rd: 4x400mR (Gorham/Bennett/Cook/Trotter)
1st: Tianna Madison (long jump)
2nd: Cleo Tyson (100m)
3rd: Cleo Tyson (200m), 4x100mR (Madison/Champion/
Olupona/Tyson), 4x400mR (Loche/Hall/Champion/
Gorham)
1993 NCAA Championships, New Orleans, La.
2nd: Dedra Davis (long jump)
1994 NCAA Championships, Boise, Idaho
1st: Dedra Davis (long jump)
2nd: Alana Preston (discus), 4x100mR (Bookman/Davis/Fields/
Walton)
1995 NCAA Championships, Knoxville, Tenn.
2nd: 4x100mR (Bookman/Finley/Fields/Walton)
3rd: Alana Preston (shot put)
104
3rd:
1997 NCAA Championships, Bloomington, Ind.
4x100mR (Campbell/Jones/Sumpter/White)
3rd:
1998 NCAA Championships, Buffalo, N.Y.
Leslie Henley (pole vault)
3rd:
1999 NCAA Championships, Boise, Idaho
Kelli White (200m)
3rd:
Shanna Dickenson (discus)
3rd:
2008 NCAA Championships, Des Moines, Iowa
Sarah Bowman (1500m)
3rd:
Annie Alexander (shot put)
1st:
Phoebe Wright (800m)
2011 NCAA Championships, Des Moines, Iowa
Team Finish – t11th/20 pts.
3rd: Annie Alexander (shot put, discus throw), Chanelle Price
(800m)
VOLS AT NCAA MEETS
Tennessee
Hardee McAlhaney
Larry Kelly
Richmond Flowers
Lonnie Hance
Karl Kremser
Steve Owens
1968 - Detroit, Mich.
6th
440yd
600yd
60yd. hurdles
High Jump
High Jump
Pole Vault
12 3/4 pts.
4th
5th
1st
t-3rd
t-5th
t-5th
Tennessee Hardee McAlhaney
Audry Hardy
Larry Kelly
Robert Sprung
t-4th
440yd 600yd 880yd
Pole Vault Mile Relay
16 pts.
5th
2nd
5th
5th
1st
Tennessee Bill High
Steve Owens Jeff Gabel
t-4th 60yd hurdles Pole Vault Triple Jump Mile Relay
14 pts.
2nd
3rd
3rd
2nd
Tennessee Bill High
Tony Wilson
10th
60yd hurdles High Jump
Mile Relay
8 1/4 pts.
2nd
t-6th
2nd
Tennessee Bill High 1972 - Detroit, Mich.
t-23rd 60yd hurdles
4 pts.
2nd
Tennessee Danny Zoeller
Doug Brown
t-8th
Mile Two Mile Two-Mile Relay
8 pts.
3rd
5th
2nd
Tennessee Darwin Bond
Mark Branch
t-9th
600yd
High Jump
3200m relay
7 pts.
2nd
5th
4th
Tennessee Reggie Jones
t-40th
60yd
Ricci Gardner
Ronnie Harris
Mark Branch
t-3rd 60yd
60yd
440yd
High Jump
Mile relay
14 pts.
3rd
5th
4th
4th
1st
Tennessee George Watts
28th
Three Mile
Mile relay 3200m relay
6 pts.
6th
4th
6th
Tennessee Paul Jordan
Anthony Blair
t-4th
Triple Jump 440yd
DMR
24 pts.
2nd
3rd
1st
Tennessee 1980 - Detroit, Mich.
3rd
2 pts.
4th
Tennessee Anthony Blair
Jason Grimes
Mike Miller
Jeff Phillips
Willie Gault
Anthony Hancock 1981 - Detroit, Mich.
3rd
440yd
Long Jump
60yd
60yd
60yd hurdles
60yd hurdles 1600m relay
Tennessee David Patrick
Willie Gault
David Siler
t-5th
880yd
60yd hurdles Triple Jump 3200m relay
23 pts.
1st
2nd
6th 4th
Tennessee Willie Gault
Reggie Towns
5th
60yd
60yd hurdles
60yd hurdles
26 pts.
1st
1st
3rd
Tennessee Sam Graddy
Greg Neal
1984 - Syracuse, N.Y.
t-20th
60yd Triple Jump
8 pts.
2nd
7th
Jeff Powell
Teddy King
John Tillman
1985 - Syracuse, N.Y.
2nd
55m
55m hurdles 500m
Triple Jump DMR
29 pts.
1st
3rd
2nd
4th
6th
John Tillman
1986 - Oklahoma City, Okla.
10th
55m Triple Jump
14 pts.
2nd
3rd
Tennessee John Tillman
t-26th
Triple Jump
6 pts.
3rd
Tennessee John Coyne
51st
Pole Vault
1 pt.
6th
33 pts
2nd
5th
5th
6th
2nd
4th
2nd
Tennessee Todd Williams
Glenn Morgan
1990 - Indianapolis, Ind.
t-13th
5000m
3000m
10 pts
3rd
4th
Tennessee Todd Williams
Randy Jenkins
31st
5000m High Jump
7 pts.
3rd
t-5th
Tennessee
Tim Pitcher
35th
Mile Run
2 pts.
5th
Tennessee José Parrilla
Lawrence Johnson Justin Daler
Monterrio Holder
Adam Smith
3rd
800m
Pole Vault
Pole Vault
High Jump Pole Vault
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
1 pt.
5th
t-1st
2nd
5th
6th
2nd
5th
2nd
COACHES &
MEET
STAFF
THE TEAM
39th
60yd hurdles
440yd
60yd hurdles
60yd
60yd
Long Jump
1600m relay
DMR
SEASON
PREVIEW
Tennessee
Pat Pomphrey
Anthony Blair
Anthony Hancock
Mike Miller
Jeff Phillips
Jason Grimes
GENERAL
INFO.
 INDOORS
25 pts.
2nd
2nd
3rd
5th
6th
38 pts.
105
VOLS AT NCAA MEETS
Randy Jenkins
Lawrence Johnson
Monterrio Holder
2nd
800m
High Jump Pole Vault
High Jump 4x400m relay
40 pts.
1st
1st
1st
3rd
5th
Tennessee Tim Mack
Darius Pemberton
Tony Cosey
Darius Pemberton
Rob Carlson
2nd
Pole Vault
Long Jump
3,000m
55m hurdles Shot Put
26 pts.
1st
2nd
4th
7th
8th
Tennessee t-11th
19 pts.
Tony Cosey
3,000m 7th
Stewart Ellington
5,000m 4th
Lawrence Johnson
Pole Vault 1st
DMR 7th
Tennessee Aaron Ausmus
Dawane Wallace
t-10th Shot Put 55m hurdles
16 pts.
1st
3rd
Tennessee Leonard Scott
Dawane Wallace
Tim Bell
t-15th 60m
55m hurdles
High Jump
15 pts.
1st
5th
8th
Tennessee Leonard Scott
Brock Smith
2000 - Fayetteville, Ark.
13th 60m
200m 800m
DMR
14 pts.
5th 4th
8th
5th
Tennessee 9th 19 pts.
Leonard Scott
200m
3rd 60m
6th
Justin Gatlin
60m
4th 200m 4th
106
Tennessee Justin Gatlin
Leonard Scott
Marc Sylvester
Gary Kikaya
Karl Jennings
Rocky Danners
1st 60m
200m
60m
200m 800m
4x400m relay
400m
60m hurdles
Pole Vault
62.5 pts.
1st 1st
2nd 3rd
2nd 2nd
3rd
5th
t-6th
Tennessee
Jabari Greer
Gary Kikaya
Rocky Danners
5th
60m hurdles
400m
Pole Vault
23 pts.
1st
1st
6th
Tennessee Sean Lambert
t-56th 60m
2 pts.
7th
Tennessee
Garland Porter
Aries Merritt
Rubin Williams
Chris Helwick
Jonathan Wade
t-16th Weight Throw
60m hurdles
200m
Heptathlon
60m
14 pts.
3rd
5th
7th
8th
8th
Tennessee 2006 - Fayetteville, Ark.
5th Tennessee TRACK & FIELD /// 2012 Media Guide
25 pts.
Aries Merritt
Chris Helwick
Rubin Williams
Rubin Williams
60m hurdles
Heptathlon
200m
60m
1st
2nd
5th
6th
Tennessee
Rubin Williams
Michael Hogue
Chris Helwick
Evander Wells
t-10th 60m 200m
Pole Vault
Decathlon
200m
21 pts.
6th 2nd
5th
6th
6th
Tennessee
5th 26 pts.
Rubin Williams
60m
7th 200m
1st
Jangy Addy
60m hurdles
5th Heptathlon5th
Evander Wells
200m
6th
Tennessee
Evander Wells
2009 - College Station, Texas
38th
200m
Tennessee
Dentarius Locke
Justin Hunter
2011 - College Station, Texas
t-39th
60m
Long Jump
5 pts.
4th
5 pts.
5th
8th
 OUTDOORS
Tennessee Herb Neff
1950
t-32nd
High Jump
2 1/16 pts.
t-3rd
Tennessee Herb Neff
1951
41st
High Jump
1/6 pt.
t-6th
Tennessee Ed Murphey
1956
t-46th
1500m
1 pt.
6th
Tennessee Pat Pomphrey
1965 - Berkeley, Calif.
t-40th
120yd hurdles
4 pts.
4th
Tennessee Pat Pomphrey
1966 - Bloomington, Ind.
t-32nd
120yd hurdles
6 pts.
3rd
Tennessee Larry Kelly
Richmond Flowers
Roger Neiswender
1967 - Provo, Utah
t-5th 880yd
120yd hurdles
120yd hurdles
4x110yd relay
24 pts.
3rd
2nd
5th
2nd
Tennessee Hardee McAlhaney
Karl Kremser
1968 - Berkeley, Calif.
t-14th
440yd
High Jump
10 pts.
5th
2nd
Tennessee Bill High
Richmond Flowers
Bill Skinner
1969 - Knoxville,Tenn.
9th
120yd hurdles
120yd hurdles
Javelin 4x440yd relay
28 pts.
2nd
3rd
2nd
3rd
1970 - Des Moines, Iowa
13th
Javelin
4x440yd relay
16 pts.
1st
3rd
1971 - Seattle, Wash.
13th
440yd
16 pts.
3rd
Tennessee Bill Skinner
VOLS AT NCAA MEETS
16 pts.
1st
3rd
Doug Brown
Danny Martin
Les Steele
Thom Garrison
1973 - Baton Rouge, La.
5th
440yd dash
Steeplechase Javelin
Steeplechase 880yd
4x440yd relay
24 pts.
4th
1st
6th
6th
4th
3rd
Doug Brown
Willie Thomas
Darwin Bond
Ron Addison
1974 - Austin, Texas
1st
100yd 220yd Steeplechase 880yd
440yd
Steeplechase 4x110yd relay
60 pts.
1st
2nd
1st
1st
2nd
2nd
3rd
Tennessee Mike Miller
Willie Gault
David Patrick
Greg Neal
David Siler
Chuck Locke
Steve Poe
Phil Nielson
Tennessee Russell Fritts
Phil Olsen
Jerome Morgan
Tennessee Pat Davey
Phil Olsen
Tennessee Ronnie Harris
Anthony Blair
Steve Darcus
Sam James
Mike Miller
Tennessee Anthony Hancock
Tennessee Jeff Phillips
Rickey Pittman
Jason Grimes
Willie Gault
David Patrick
94 pts.
3rd
3rd
2nd
2nd
1st
3rd
6th
8th
8th
12th
6th
1983 - Houston, Texas
2nd
100m
100m
100m
400m
Steeplechase
110m hurdles 110m hurdles 400m hurdles 400m hurdles
Triple Jump Javelin 4x100m relay
102 pts.
3rd
5th
6th
6th
5th
2nd
3rd
4th
9th
6th
8th
1st
1984 - Eugene, Ore.
27th
100m 100m 4x100m relay
19 pts.
1st
9th
12th
Tennessee Terry Scott
Rickey Pittman
Belfred Clark
John Tillman
t-9th
100m Steeplechase 400m hurdles
Triple Jump
25 pts.
1st
3rd
8th
2nd
t-21st
100m 10,000m Triple Jump
13 pts.
4th
6th
4th
Tennessee Terry Scott
Sam Graddy
Willie Gault
Laron Brown,
Rickey Pittman
Reggie Towns
Willie Gault
Mark Patrick
Jerome Wilson
David Siler
Jeff Field
1975 - Provo, Utah
Tennessee t-6th
24 pts.
Reggie Jones 100yd 3rd 220yd
1st
Danny Martin
Javelin 4th
Paul McMahen
Discus
4th
Ron Addison
Paul Jordan
Ronnie Harris
Phil Olsen
1982 - Provo, Utah
2nd
100m 200m 100m
110m hurdles 400m hurdles Triple Jump Triple Jump
Shot Put Decathlon
Javelin
4x400m relay
1st
3rd
Terry Scott
1976 - Philadelphia, Pa.
3rd
100m steeplechase Triple Jump 400m Javelin
4x100m relay 4x400m relay
40 pts.
2nd
3rd
6th
6th
1st
1st
4th
1977 - Champaign, Ill.
14th
Decathlon Javelin 400m
4x400m relay
13 pts.
4th
5th
6th
3rd
1978 - Eugene, Ore.
t-17th
10,000m Javelin
4x400m relay
4 pts.
3rd
5th
3rd
Tennessee
Doug Hedrick
Jonathan Quinn
John Tillman
t-27th
Decathlon Discus
Triple Jump
11 pts.
6th
5th
5th
1979 - Champaign, Ill.
t-11th
400m 400m 110m hurdles
Steeplechase 100m 4x400m relay
4x100m relay
20 pts.
3rd
5th
5th
5th
5th
4th
5th
Tennessee
John Richardson
1989 - Provo, Utah
56th
Javelin
3 pts.
6th
t-18th
110m hurdles
4x400m relay
11 pts.
6th
1st
Tennessee
Glenn Morgan
Todd Williams
John Richardson
Brian Brophy
Aric Long
1990 - Durham, N.C.
t-11th
5,000m
10,000m
Javelin Decathlon Decathlon
21 pts.
7th
4th
6th
2nd
6th
3rd
100m Steeplechase
Long jump
110m hurdles
400m hurdles
50 pts.
2nd
3rd
3rd
2nd
3rd
Tennessee Aric Long
Todd Williams
Randy Jenkins
John Richardson
Brian Brophy
José Parrilla
Rich Fulford
Matt Shelton
1991 - Eugene, Ore.
1st
Decathlon 10,000m 5,000m High Jump
Javelin Decathlon
800m
Pole vault Decathlon
51 pts.
1st
2nd 3rd
2nd
2nd
3rd
6th
8th
8th
David Krafsur
John Tillman
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
1972 - Eugene, Ore.
t-10th
800m
Steeplechase
4x400m relay 4x100m relay
COACHES &
MEET
STAFF
THE TEAM
Tennessee Willie Thomas
Doug Brown
3rd 4th
SEASON
PREVIEW
Six Mile 4x440yd relay
GENERAL
INFO.
Doug Brown
107
VOLS AT NCAA MEETS
Tennessee
Brian Brophy
José Parrilla
Aric Long
Lars Sumberg
Kevin Fitzpatrick
Rodney Thompson
Monterrio Holder
Matt Shelton
Tennessee Randy Jenkins
José Parrilla
Adam Smith
Matt Shelton
Justin Daler
Rob Carlson
108
2nd
Decathlon
800m
Decathlon
Javelin
Discus 110m hurdles
High Jump Decathlon
4x400m relay
1993 - New Orleans, La.
4th
High Jump 800m Pole Vault
Decathlon
Pole Vault Shot Put
46.5 pts.
1st
1st
2nd
3rd
5th
7th
t-7th
8th
5th
44 pts.
1st
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
4th
Randy Jenkins
Tim Mack
Bobby Tonker
Monterrio Holder
Darius Pemberton
1994 - Boise, Idaho
3rd
800m High Jump Pole Vault Decathlon
High Jump
Long Jump
4x400m relay 38 pts. 1st
1st
5th
3rd
5th
6th
8th
Tennessee Lawrence Johnson
Chad Smith
Lars Sumberg
Tony Cosey
Tim Mack
Bobby Tonker
1995 - Knoxville, Tenn.
5th
Pole Vault
Decathlon
Javelin
10,000m
Pole Vault
Decathlon
31 pts. 1st
2nd
5th
5th
6th
7th
Tennessee
Lawrence Johnson
Wes Boudreau
Tony Cosey
1996 - Eugene, Ore.
t-10th
Pole Vault
Hammer
Steeplechase
19 pts.
1st
5th
4th
Tennessee Aaron Ausmus
Wes Boudreau
Tom Pappas
1997 - Bloomington, Ind.
t-47th
Shot Put Hammer Decathlon 5 pts.
6th
8th
8th
Tennessee
Russell Johnson
1998 - Buffalo, N.Y.
t-51st
Pole Vault
4 pts.
5th
Tennessee Tom Pappas
Russell Johnson
Dawane Wallace
Anthony Famiglietti
1999 - Boise, Idaho
t-12th
Decathlon Pole Vault
110m hurdles
Steeplechase
22 pts.
1st
7th
2nd
6th
Tennessee Boris Kawohl
Anthony Famiglietti
Stephen Harris
Tim Bell
2000 - Durham, N.C.
15th
Decathlon Steeplechase
Decathlon
High Jump
17 pts.
3rd
4th
4th
t-7th
Stephen Harris
Sean Lambert
Leigh Smith
Leonard Scott
2001 - Eugene, Ore.
1st
100m
200m Decathlon
100m
Javelin
200m
4x100m relay
4x400m relay
50 pts.
1st 1st
2nd
4th
4th
6th
2nd
8th
Gary Kikaya
Rocky Danners
Stephen Harris
Camron Howard
Marc Sylvester
2nd
100m 200m 400m
Pole Vault
Decathlon
Long jump 800m
4x100m relay
4x400m relay
57 pts.
1st 1st
1st
3rd
4th
6th
6th
3rd
5th
Tennessee Stephen Harris
Gary Kikaya
Karl Jennings
Sean Lambert
2003 - Sacramento, Calif.
t-7th
Decathlon
400m
110m hurdles
100m
4x100m relay
30 pts.
1st
4th
5th
6th
2nd
Tennessee
Paul Cross
Aries Merritt
Marc Sylvester
Leigh Smith
t-13th
800m 10m hurdles 800m
Javelin
20 pts.
3rd
4th
4th
5th
Tennessee Chris Helwick
Aries Merritt
t-19th
Decathlon 110m hurdles
4x100m relay
14 pts.
5th
5th
3rd
Tennessee Aries Merritt
Chris Helwick
Rubin Williams
6th
110m hurdles
Decathlon 200m
4x100m relay
32 pts.
1st
2nd
3rd
2nd
Tennessee Rubin Williams
Jangy Addy
Evander Wells
Chris Helwick
Michael Hogue
4th
200m
Decathlon 200m
Decathlon Pole Vault
4x100m relay
31 pts.
2nd
3rd
5th
6th
7th
3rd
Tennessee Evander Wells
Rubin Williams
Yarrick Kincaid
Jangy Addy
13th
200m
200m
800m
Decathlon
4x100 relay
21 pts.
4th
6th
8th
2nd
5th
Tennessee
Michael Ayers
48th
Decathlon
5 pts.
4th
Tennessee
Evander Wells
2010 - Eugene, Ore.
45th
200m
5 pts.
4th
t64th
200m
1 pt.
8th
Tennessee
Dentarius Locke
ALL-
AMERICANS
LADY VOL ALL-AMERICANS
ANNIE ALEXANDER (4)
2009
In
shot, 3rd (17.42/57-2)
Out
shot, 3rd (16.62/54-6.50)
2011
Out
shot, 3rd (17.66/57-11.25)
Out
discus, 3rd (57.55/188-9)
NIA ALI (1)
2007
In
2008
JOETTA CLARK (15)
1981
In
800m, 2nd (2:06.36)
In
1600mR, 3rd (3:38.88)
Out
800m, 3rd (2:08.79)
Out
1600mR, 1st (3:31.70)
1982
In
1000y, 1st (2:26.70)
Out
800m, 2nd (2:06.49)
Out
1600mR, 1st (3:28.55)
1983
In
800y, 1st (2:06.02)
In
mileR, 1st (3:37.08)
Out
800m, 1st (2:02.28)
Out
1600mR, 2nd (3:31.13)
1984
In
1000m, 1st (2:43.85)
In
3200mR, 1st (8:40.17)
Out
800m, 1st (2:02.60)
Out
1600mR, 2nd (3:32.85)
MARVENA ALMOND (3)
1994
Out
heptathlon, 7th (5,377)
1996
In
high jump, *9th (1.79/5-10.50)
Out
JACKIE ARESON (4)
2010
In
5000m, 3rd (15:53.12)
In
3000m, 4th (9:10.09)
2011
In
5000m, 1st (16:04.16)
In
3000m, 4th (9:17.88)
ROBIN BENJAMIN (4)
1985
Out
1600mR, 2nd (3:30.57)
1986
In
1600mR, 1st (3:34.19)
Out
1600mR, 1st (3:29.35)
1987
Out
1600mR, 5th (3:33.59)
KAMEISHA BENNETT (5)
2002
In
1600mR, 6th (3:36.75)
Out
1600mR, 4th (3:31.49)
2004
In
1600mR, 4th (3:31.49)
Out
800m, 2nd (2:03.11)
Out
1600mR, 3rd (3:28.49)
PRINCESS BENNETT (2)
1987
In
1600mR, 4th (3:37.65)
1988
In
1600mR, 6th (3:44.38)
VALERIE BERTRAND (4)
1988
In
3200mR, 6th (8:46.22)
1989
Out
800m, 6th (2:06.52)
1990
In
3200mR, 2nd (8:35.32)
Out
800m, 8th (2:05.26)
60m, 8th (7.36)
200m, 8th (23.36)
MYRTLE CHESTER (3)
1981
In
pentathlon, 5th (3,942)
1982
In
pentathlon, 8th (3,767)
1984
Out
heptathlon, 2nd (5,793)
60mH, 6th (8.15)
SHARRIEFFA BARKSDALE (12)
1981
In
800mR, 4th (1:37.82)
Out
800mMR, 1st (1:36.70)
Out
1600mR, 1st (3:31.70)
1982
Out
400mR, 5th (44.36)
Out
1600mR, 1st (3:28.55)
1983
In
mileR, 1st (3:37.08)
Out
400mH, 2nd (56.97)
Out
400mR, 3rd (43.84)
1984
In
400m, 4th (54.59)
In
1600mR, 1st (3:37.04)
Out
400mH, 7th (58:36)
Out
1600mR, 2nd (3:32.85)
In
In
TARA COLEMAN (1)
1988
In
1600mR, 6th (3:44.38)
The older sister of UT Director of Track & Field J.J. Clark, Joetta
Clark was a 15-time All-American and four-time Olympian.
MARY BOLDEN (4)
1984
In
1600mR, 1st (3:37.04)
Out
100m, 5th (11.25w)
Out
200m, 5th (23.42)
Out
400mR, 2nd (44.16)
KELIA BOLTON (2)
1983
Out
400mR, 3rd (43.84)
Out
1600mR, 2nd (3:31.13)
MICHELLE BOOKMAN (4)
1992
Out
400mR, 5th (44.22)
1994
Out
400mR, 2nd (43.95)
1995
Out
100m, 8th (11.48)
Out
400mR, 2nd (43.70)
SARAH BOWMAN (9)
2007
In
DMR, 2nd (11:05.92)
In
Mile, 6th (4:47.14)
Out
1500m, *10th (4:25.08)
2008
In
DMR, 1st (11:01.97)
In
Mile, 3rd, (4:36.00)
Out
1500m, 3rd (4:07.50)
2009
In
Mile, 1st (4:29.72)
In
DMR, 1st (10:50.98
Out
1500m, 4th (4:14.27)
NICOLE COOK (11)
2002
In
800m, 9th* (2:07.14)
In
1600mR, 6th (3:36.75)
Out
800m, 8th (2:06.51)
Out
1600mR, 4th (3:31.49)
2003
In
800m, 2nd (2:05.19)
Out
800m, 6th (2:04.02)
2004
In
800m, 1st (2:03.27)
In
DMR, 1st (11:06.07)
In
1600mR, 4th (3:31.49)
Out
1600mR, 3rd (3:28.49)
2005
In
800m, 12th* (2:08.25)
LIZ COSTELLO (2)
2011
In
5000m, 5th (16:11.06)
In (2nd) 3000m, 12th (9:23.36)
KAROL DAVIDSON (1)
1984
In
3200mR, 1st (8:40.17)
DEDRA DAVIS (6)
1993
Out
Out
1994
In
In
Out
Out
long jump, 2nd (6.63/21-9)
400mR, 7th (44.86)
55m, 3rd (6.83)
long jump, 2nd (6.71/22-0.25)
long jump, 1st (6.85w/22-5.75)
400mR, 2nd (43.95)
JANELLE BRIGGS (1)
1997
Out
1600mR, 5th (3:32.42)
KATHY BRYANT (4)
1981
Out
5000m, 6th (16:31.59)
1982
In
two mile, 2nd (9:59.00)
In
three mile, 2nd (15:18.83)
Out
5000m, 1st (16:10.41)
ANISSA CAMPBELL (2)
1996
Out
400mR, 8th (44.54)
1997
Out
400mR, 3rd (44.07)
TRACY CARRINGTON (1)
1999
In
pole vault, 8th (3.85/12-7.50)
Sharrieffa Barksdale was a 12-time All-American during her Lady
Vol career, assisting on five national championship relay units.
110
COURTNEY CHAMPION (12)
2005
In
60m, 6th (7.29)
In
200m, 3rd (22.98)
In 1600mR, 2nd (3:31.76)
Out
400mR, 3rd (43.18)
Out
1600mR, 3rd (3:27.46)
2006
In
1600mR, 6th (3:31.82)
Out
1600mR, 4th (3:29.00)
Out
400mR, 6th (43.68)
2007
In
60m, 2nd (7.19)
In
200m, 3rd (22.92)
Winning the 800m indoors and running a leg on the victorious DMR
unit in 2004, Nicole Cook was an 11-time All-American as a Lady Vol.
GENERAL
INFO.
FELICIA GULIFORD (1)
2005
In
DMR, 7th (11:15.21)
shot put, 4th (14.58/47-10)
discus, 1st (57.42/188-5)
discus, 2nd (53.72/176-3.50)
SEASON
PREVIEW
JANE HAIST (3)
1977
Out
Out
1978
Out
COACHES &
MEET
STAFF
THE TEAM
PATRICIA HALL (8)
2005
In
DMR, 7th (11:15.21)
In 1600mR, 2nd (3:31.76)
Out
1600mR, 3rd (3:27.46)
2006
In
400m, 3rd (52.28)
In
1600mR, 6th (3:31.82)
Out
400m, 4th (51.45)
Out
1600mR, 4th (3:29.00)
Out
400mR, 6th (43.68)
VONDA HAMMONS (1)
1988
In
3200mR, 6th (8:46.22)
Benita Fitzgerald won gold in the 100m hurdles at the 1984 Olympics
and is now Chief of Sport Performance for USA Track & Field.
CHANTAL DESROSIERS (1)
1982
Out
400mR, 5th (44.36)
SHARON DICKIE (2)
2001
In
5000m, 8th (16:28.19)
2003
Out
5000m, 8th (16:23.15)
SHANNA DICKENSON (2)
2007
Out
discus, 3rd (54.50/178-10)
Out
hammer, 11th* (57.93/190-0)
MAUREEN FERRIS (2)
1999
In
mile, 10th* (5:00.76)
Out
800m, 10th* (2:08.58)
STEPHANIE FIELDS (4)
1992
Out
400mR, 5th (44.22)
1994
Out
400mR, 2nd (43.95)
1995
Out
400mR, 2nd (43.70)
Out
100m, 11th* (11.64)
VERONICA FINDLEY (2)
1983
Out
400mR, 3rd (43.84)
1984
Out
400mR, 2nd (44.16)
KATHI HARRIS (3)
1985
In
800m, 3rd (2:09.27)
Out
800m, 6th (2:03.81)
Out
1600mR, 2nd (3:30.57)
ALISA HARVEY (9)
1984
In
3200mR, 1st (8:40.17)
Out
1500m, 7th (4:17.69)
1985
In
1000m, 4th (2:43.68)
Out
1500m, 5th (4:17.94)
1986
In
mile, 3rd (4:42.08)
Out
1500m, 1st (4:17.48)
1987
In
1000m, 2nd (2:41.37)
Out
800m, 2nd (2:02.64)
Out
1500m, 2nd (4:09.92)
ROSE HAUCH (6)
1979
Out
1980
Out
1981
In
Out
1982
In
Out
shot put, 2nd (15.80/51-10)
shot put, 2nd (16.23/53-3)
shot put, 4th (16.21/53-2.50)
shot put, 2nd (16.38/53-9)
shot put, 1st (16.76/55-0)
shot put, 2nd (16.62/54-6.25)
LESLIE HENLEY (1)
1998
Out
pole vault, 3rd (3.80/12-5.50)
PAULA HINES (1)
1981
In
800mR, 4th (1:37.82)
CHERYL FINLEY (1)
1995
Out
400mR, 2nd (43.70)
VICKIE HUDSON (3)
1992
Out
triple jump, 5th (13.05w/429.75)
1994
Out
400mH, 9th* (58.67)
1995
In
triple jump, 6th (12.99/427.50)
TERRY HULL (3)
1969
Out
Out
1970
Out
220y, 1st (25.4)
440y, 1st (56.4)
880y, 1st (2:09.7)
LINDSAY HYATT (2)
2004
In
DMR, 1st (11:06.07)
In
mile, 11th* (4:44.01)
ALICIA JOHNSON (2)
1990
In
3200mR, 2nd (8:35.32)
1991
In
3200mR, 1st (8:36.32)
BRITTANY JONES (3)
2008
In
DMR, 1st (11:01.97)
In
1600mR, 8th (3:35.85)
2009
In
DMR, 1st (10:50.98)
JASMIN JONES (11)
1988
Out
1500m, 5th (4:18.56)
1989
In
800m, 6th (2:07.98)
Out
800m, 8th (2:08.48)
1990
In
800m, 4th (2:05.79)
In
3200mR, 2nd (8:35.32)
Out
800m, 2nd (2:00.24)
Out
1500m, 2nd (4:09.45)
1991
In
800m, 4th (2:07.59)
In
3200mR, 1st (8:36.32)
Out
800m, 2nd (2:03.35)
Out
1500m, 2nd (4:14.87)
BENITA FITZGERALD (14)
1980
Out
100mH, 3rd (13.18)
Out
800mMR, 2nd (1:38.5)
1981
In
60mH, 3rd (8.28)
In
800mR, 4th (1:37.82)
Out
100m, 4th (11.54)
Out
100mH, 1st (13.12)
Out
800mMR, 1st (1:36.70)
1982
In
60yH, 1st (7.54)
Out
100m, 3rd (11.13)
Out
100mH, 1st (13.13)
Out
400mR, 5th (44.36)
1983
In
60yH, 2nd (7.52)
Out
100mH, 1st (12.84)
Out
400mR, 3rd (43.84)
SAIDAH JONES (3)
1997
Out
400m, 15th* (53.18)
Out
400mR, 3rd (44.07)
Out
1600mR, 5th (3:32.42)
LYNN LASHLEY (1)
1977
Out
3000m, 2nd (9:27.5)
ROSE-ANNE GALLIGAN (1)
2007
In
DMR, 2nd (11:05.92)
ANTOINETTE GORHAM (7)
2002
In
1600mR, 6th (3:36.75)
Out
1600mR, 4th (3:31.49)
2004
Out
1600mR, 3rd (3:28.49)
2005
In
DMR, 7th (11:15.21)
In 1600mR, 2nd (3:31.76)
Out 800m, 12th* (2:06.06)
Out
1600mR, 3rd (3:27.46)
Jasmin Jones was one of the nation’s top collegiate middle distance
runners from 1988-91, collecting 11 All-America nods.
In just two seasons at Tennessee, Patricia Hall was an impact
performer at 400 meters and on several different relay teams.
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
ASHLEY HARRIS (1)
2009
Out
400mR, 7th (44.05)
CELRIECE LAW (7)
2007
In
60mH, 7th (8.25)
Out
400mR, 6th (44.44)
2008
In
60mH, 11th* (8.23)
Out
100mH, 7th, (13.57)
2009
In
60mH, 2nd (8.04)
Out
100mH, 5th (13.21)
Out
400mR, 7th (44.05)
111
LYNNE LAYNE (5)
2007
Out
2008
In
Out
Out
2009
Out
400mR, 6th (44.44)
200m, 12th* (23.71)
100m, 9th (11.62)
400mR, 5th (43.83)
400mR, 7th (44.05)
TONYA LEE (4)
1989
Out
1990
Out
1991
Out
1992
In
400mH, 2nd (56.21)
1600mR, 3rd (3:35.80)
PAT LEROY (2)
1992
In
1993
Out
1600mR, 3rd (3:35.80)
400mR, 7th (44.86)
LaTONYA LOCHE (12)
2005
In
200m, 8th (23.45)
In 1600mR, 2nd (3:31.76)
Out
400m, 11th* (53.13)
Out
1600mR, 3rd (3:27.46)
2006
In
1600mR, 6th (3:31.82)
Out
1600mR, 4th (3:29.00)
Out
400mR, 6th (43.68)
2007
In
DMR, 2nd (11:05.92)
Out
400mR, 6th (44.44)
2008
In
1600mR, 8th (3:35.85)
In
400m, 10th* (53.66)
Out
400mR, 5th (43.83)
LESLY LOVE (2)
1997
Out
1999
Out
1600mR, 5th (3:32.42)
400mR, 6th (44.61)
TIANNA MADISON (6)
2004
In
long jump, 5th (6.22m/20-5)
Out
long jump, 10th* (6.31m/208.50)
2005
In
long jump, 1st (6.78m/22-3)
In
60m, 3rd (7.27)
Out
long jump, 1st (6.66m/2110.25)
Out
400mR, 3rd (43.18)
LaVONNA MARTIN (14)
1985
In
55mH, 2nd (7.70)
Out
200m, 7th (23.16w)
Out
100mH, 5th (13.02)
Out
1600mR, 2nd (3:30.57)
1986
In
1600mR, 1st (3:34.19)
Out
100mH, 2nd (13.05)
Out
1600mR, 1st (3:29.35)
1987
In
55mH, 1st (7.57)
1987
In
In
500m, 2nd (1:09.35)
1600mR, 4th (3:37.65)
MONICA OLKOWSKI (1)
1991
In
3200mR, 1st (8:36.32)
TOYIN OLUPONA (4)
2004
In 60m, 2nd (7.28)
2005
In
60m, 2nd (7.24)
Out
100m, 5th (11.41)
Out
400mR, 3rd (43.18)
ANDREA PAPPAS (1)
2000
Out
shot put, 9th* (15.37/50-5.25)
PAM PASSERA (1)
1984
Out
javelin, 4th (52.68/172-10)
LINDA PORTASIK (2)
1981
In
1500m, 4th (4:31.66)
1982
In
mile, 3rd (4:42.30)
The late Ilrey Oliver accumulated 15 All-America citations during her
UT career and represented Jamaica at the 1984 Olympic Games.
1988
In
Out
Out
In
In
Out
1600mR, 4th (3:37.65)
100mH, 1st (13.05)
1600mR, 5th (3:33.59)
55mH, 1st (7.56)
1600mR, 6th (3:44.38)
100mH, 2nd (12.85)
KAREN McDONALD (1)
1984
Out
discus, 7th (51.06/167-6)
KIMARRA McDONALD (1)
2008
In
1600mR, 8th (3:35.85)
CARLA McLAUGHLIN (4)
1986
In
1600mR, 1st (3:34.19)
Out
1600mR, 1st (3:29.35)
1987
In
1600mR, 4th (3:37.65)
Out
1600mR, 5th (3:33.59)
DENITA MILLER (1)
2001
Out
javelin, 12th* (45.18/148-3)
TISHA MILLIGAN (1)
1991
Out
TISHA PRATHER (5)
1990
Out
100m, 6th (11.58)
1992
In
1600mR, 3rd (3:35.80)
Out
400mR, 5th (44.22)
1993
Out
400mR, 7th (44.86)
Out
100m, 7th (11.51)
ALANA PRESTON (5)
1992
Out
discus, 2nd (53.68/176-1)
1993
Out
discus, 6th (51.18/167-11)
1994
Out
discus, 2nd (52.90/173-7)
1995
Out
shot put, 3rd (16.56/54-4)
Out
discus, 4th (55.10/180-9)
CHANELLE PRICE (7)
2009
In
DMR, 1st (10:50.98)
Out
800m, 11th* (2:05.27)
2010
In
DMR, 1st (10:58.37)
In
800m, 4th (2:03.95)
2011
In
800m, 6th (2:05.42)
In
DMR, 8th (11:07.86)
Out
800m, 3rd (2:03.02)
ALISON QUELCH (2)
1984
In
3200mR, 1st (8:40.17)
Out
3000m, 5th (9:06.58)
CATHY RATTRAY (17)
1981
In
300m, 5th (39.15)
In
1600mR, 3rd (3:38.88)
Out
400m, 4th (52.84)
Out
800mMR, 1st (1:36.70)
SHAWN MOORE (3)
1987
Out
1600mR, 5th (3:33.59)
1988
In
1600mR, 6th (3:44.38)
1990
In
3200mR, 2nd (8:35.32)
LIZ NATALE (1)
1983
Out
1500m, 8th (4:18.87)
BROOKE NOVAK (2)
2004
In
DMR, 1st (11:06.07)
2005
In
DMR, 7th (11:15.21)
MARTINIQUE OCTAVE (2)
2011
In (2nd) 4x400mR, 9th (3:35.32)
Out
4x400mR, 7th (3:33.15)
LaVonna Martin won this 100mH gold medal at the 1987 Pan Am Games
and later ran in the 1988 and 1992 Olympics, snaring silver in ‘92.
112
ILREY OLIVER (15)
1983
Out
1600mR, 2nd (3:31.13)
1984
In
400m, 5th (54.96)
In
1600mR, 1st (3:37.04)
Out
400mR, 2nd (44.16)
Out
1600mR, 2nd (3:32.85)
1985
In
400m, 4th (54.06)
Out
200m, 8th (23.66)
Out
400m, 2nd (52.05)
Out
1600mR, 2nd (3:30.57)
1986
In
500m, 1st (1:09.68)
In
1600mR, 1st (3:34.19)
Out
400m, 2nd (51.91)
Out
1600mR, 1st (3:29.35)
No Lady Vol was bestowed with more All-America accolades than
Cathy Rattray, who netted 17 honors during her illustrious career.
MICHELLE REASOR (1)
1995
Out
5000m, 8th (16:42.25)
VANESSA ROBINSON (1)
1980
Out
800mMR, 2nd (1:38.5)
TYANGELA SANDERS (1)
1999
Out
400mR, 6th (44.61)
MENKA SCOTT (1)
1989
In
long jump, 6th (6.17/20-3)
BRITTANY SHEFFEY (4)
2008
In
DMR, 1st (11:01.97)
2010
In
DMR, 1st (10:58.37)
2011
In
DMR, 8th (11.07.86)
Out (2nd) 1500m, 12th (4:22.50)
LISA SHERRILL (2)
1981
In
800mR, 4th (1:37.82)
In
1600mR, 3rd (3:38.88)
DIANE SLINDEN (1)
2001
Out
discus, 7th (52.03/170-8)
SANDY SMITH (1)
1980
Out
800mMR, 2nd (1:38.5)
NIJGIA SNAPP (3)
2011
In
DMR, 8th (11:07.86)
In (2nd) 1600mR, 9th (3:35.32)
Out
1600mR, 7th (3:32.15)
HEATHER SUMPTER (2)
1996
Out
400mR, 8th (44.54)
1997
Out
400mR, 3rd (44.07)
KIM TOWNES (1)
1993
Out
400mR, 7th (44.86)
LESLIE TREHERNE (4)
2004
In
1600mR, 4th (3:31.49)
2006
Out
1600mR, 4th (3:29.00)
Out
800m, 8th (2:06.07)
2007
In
DMR, 2nd (11:05.92)
DEEDEE TROTTER (8)
2002
In
1600mR, 6th (3:36.75)
Out
1600mR, 4th (3:31.49)
2003
Out
400m, 2nd (50.66)
2004
In
DMR, 1st (11:06.07)
In
1600mR, 4th (3:31.49)
In
400m, 3rd (51.29)
Out
400m, 1st (50.32)
Out
1600mR, 3rd (3:28.49)
CLEO TYSON (13)
2005
In
In
Out Out
Out
2006
In
In
In
Out
Out
Out
2007
Out
2008
Out
60m, 10th* (7.31)
200m, 7th (23.39)
100m, 2nd (11.29)
200m, 3rd (23.01)
400mR, 3rd (43.18)
60m, 5th (7.24)
1600mR, 6th (3:31.82)
200m, 9th* (23.44)
400mR, 6th (43.68)
100m, 8th (11.62)
200m, 12th* (23.41)
400mR, 6th (44.44)
400mR, 5th (43.83)
PATRICIA WALSH (4)
1982
Out
discus, 3rd (55.08/180-8)
1983
In
shot put, 5th (15.83/51-11.50)
1984
In
shot put, 5th (15.38/50-5.50)
Out
discus, 6th (53.20/174-6)
DELISA WALTON (12)
1980
Out
800m, 1st (2:04.88)
Out
800mMR, 2nd (1:38.5)
1981
In
600m, 1st (1:26.56)
In
1600mR, 3rd (3:38.88)
Out
800m, 2nd (2:08.37)
Out
800mMR, 1st (1:36.70)
Out
1600mR, 1st (3:31.70)
1982
In
600y, 1st (1:17.38)
Out
800m, 1st (2:05.22)
Out
1600mR, 1st (3:28.55)
1983
In
600y, 1st (1:20.21)
In
mileR, 1st (3:37.08)
1999
Out
Out
In
In
Out
Out
Out
100m, 5th (11.29w)
200m, 4th (22.99)
60m, 5th (7.42)
200m, 8th (23.36)
100m, 6th (11.20)
200m, 3rd (22.65)
400mR, 6th (44.61)
PATTY WIEGAND (7)
1988
In
3200mR, 6th (8:46.22)
1989
Out
1500m, 4th (4:27.77)
1990
In
3000m, 5th (9:10.26)
Out
3000m, 5th (9:10.73)
1991
In
3000m, 1st (9:09.83)
In
3200mR, 1st (8:36.32)
Out
5000m, 2nd (16:09.59)
GINA WILBANKS (1)
1988
In
3200mR, 6th (8:46.22)
ERICA WITTER (3)
1996
Out
400mR, 8th (44.54)
1997
Out
1600mR, 5th (3:32.42)
1999 Out
400mR, 6th (44.61)
JANE WOODHEAD (1)
1987
Out
javelin, 6th (51.40/168-8)
ELLEN WORTHAM (7)
2009
Out
400mR, 7th (44.05)
2010
In
DMR, 1st (10:58.37)
2011
In
DMR, 8th (11:07.86)
In
Pentathlon, 8th (4,042)
In (2nd) 1600mR, 9th (3:35.32)
Out 1600mR, 7th (3:32.15)
Out (2nd) 400mH, 9th (56.43)
PHOEBE WRIGHT (9)
2008
In
DMR, 1st (11:01.97)
In
1600mR, 8th (3:35.85)
Out
800m, 6th (2:06.56)
2009
In
DMR, 1st (10:50.98)
In
800m, 2nd (2:04.38)
Out
800m, 5th (2:03.57)
2010
In
DMR, 1st (10:58.37)
In
800m, 1st (2:02.55)
Out
800m, 1st (2:01.40)
* Finished Among Top Eight Americans
SUE WALTON (12)
1992
In
long jump, 3rd (6.37/20-10.75)
In
1600mR, 3rd (3:35.80)
Out
200m, 6th (23.55)
Out
long jump, 7th (6.19/20-3.75)
Out
400mR, 5th (44.22)
1994
In
200m, 6th (23.93)
Out
100m, 11th* (11.53)
Out
200m, 7th (23.70w)
Out
400mR, 2nd (43.95)
1995
In
200m, 2nd (23.23)
Out
200m, 7th (23.33)
Out
400mR, 2nd (43.70)
BRENDA WEBB (3)
1977
Out
5000m, 1st (16:13.9)
1979
Out
1500m, 1st (4:17.6)
Out
3000m, 1st (9:15.8)
Twelve-time All-American Delisa Walton won nine national
championships and later took fifth in the 800m at the 1988 Olympics.
KELLI WHITE (14)
1996
Out
1997
In
Out
Out
Out
1998
In
In
400mR, 8th (44.54)
200m, 10th* (23.83)
100m, 5th (11.46)
200m, 10th* (23.52)
400mR, 3rd (44.07)
55m, 4th (6.84)
200m, 7th (23.63)
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
KIANNA RUFF (2)
2011
In (2nd) 1600mR, 9th (3:35.32)
Out
1600mR, 7th (3:32.15)
JENEBA TARMOH (3)
2008
In
60m, 10th* (7.28)
Out
100m, 10th*(11.64)
Out
400mR, 5th (43.83)
COACHES &
MEET
STAFF
THE TEAM
1600mR, 1st (3:31.70)
440y, 5th (55.01)
400m, 3rd (52.36)
400mR, 5th (44.36)
1600mR, 1st (3:28.55)
600y, 4th (1:22.54)
mileR, 1st (3:37.08)
1600mR, 3rd (3:31.13)
500m, 1st (1:10.82)
1600mR, 1st (3:37.04)
400m, 5th (52.62)
400mR, 2nd (44.16)
1600mR, 2nd (3:32.85)
SEASON
PREVIEW
Out
In
Out
Out
Out
In
In
Out
In
In
Out
Out
Out
GENERAL
INFO.
1982
1983
1984
Phoebe Wright swept NCAA indoor and outdoor 800m titles in 2010
and was part of three national champion Lady Vol DMR units.
113
VOL ALL-AMERICANS
Ron Addison (3)
1974 Out Steeplechase 2nd 1975 Out Steeplechase 7th 1976 Out Steeplechase 3rd Jangy Addy (4)
2007 OutDecathlon
2008In Heptathlon
In 60m hurdles
OutDecathlon
3rd
5th
5th
2nd
Bill Anderson (1)
1973 Out Two Mile Relay 2nd
Aaron Ausmus (2)
1997 In Shot Put Out Shot Put
Michael Ayers (3)
2008 Out Decathlon
2009In Heptathlon
OutDecathlon
Ken Barbee (1)
1986In Mile
8:36.76
9:12.7
8:29.47
7,808
5,683
7.84
7,916
7:31.6
7,288
5,454
8,241
10th
4:10.0
Mike Barlow (6)
1976 In Mile Relay
Out 4x400 Relay
1977 Out 4x400 Relay
1978 In Mile Relay
Out 4x400 Relay
1979 In DMR
1st
3rd
3rd
4th
3rd
1st
3:16.03
3:05.07
3:05.82
3:15.99
3:06.79
9:47.1
Shane Begnaud (2)
1994 In 4x400 Relay
1996In DMR
5th
7th
3:07.54
9:44.39
Dwayne Bell, Jr. (3)
2002 In 4x400 Relay
Out 4x400 Relay
8th
2nd
5th
3:07.95
3:07.87
3:02.83
Tim Bell (2)
1999 In High Jump
2000 Out High Jump
8th
t-7th
2.19m (7-2 ½)
2.19m (7-2 ¼)
Anthony Blair (10)
1979In 440yd
Out400m
Out 4x400 Relay
3rd
3rd
5th
4th
3:06.79
48.83
46.12
3:05.76
Jangy Addy finished third and second in the decathlon in 2007 and
2008, respectively, at the NCAA Outdoor Championships.
114
4th
8th
Grant Cleghorn (1)
1999 Out Decathlon
6th (U.S.)
Toby Colyer (1)
2000 OutJavelin
8th (U.S.) 6 6.21m (217-3)
William Contee (1)
1980 In Mile Relay
5th
18.94m (62-1 ¼)
17.71m (58-1 ¼)
Doug Brown earned All-America honors each year from 1971-74,
including back-to-back NCAA steeplechase titles in 1973 and 1974.
1980In
In
Out
1981In
In
Out
440yd
Mile Relay
4x400 Relay
440yd
Mile Relay
4x400 Relay
1st
5th
1st
2nd
2nd
1st
48.7
3:18.11
3:03.94
48.29
3:16.24
3:03.08
Darwin Bond (8)
1971 In Mile Relay
Out Mile Relay
Out440yd
1973 Out440yd
Out Mile Relay
1974In 600yd
Out440yd
Out 4x110yd Relay
2nd
4th
3rd
4th
4th
2nd
2nd
3rd
3:15.1
3:07.09
46.0
46.2
3:07.3
1:10.1
45.63
39.69
Wes Boudreau (2)
1996 Out Hammer
1997 Out Hammer
5th
8th
67.84m (222-7)
66.34m (217-8)
Rick Bowers (1)
1973 Out Mile Relay
4th
3:07.3
Mark Branch (1)
1976 In High Jump
4th
2.15m (7-1)
Brian Brophy (3)
1990 OutDecathlon
1991 OutDecathlon
1992 OutDecathlon
2nd
3rd
1st
7,779
7,762
8,276
Doug Brown (4)
1971 Out Six-mile run 3rd
1972 OutSteeplechase 3rd
1973 OutSteeplechase 1st
1974 OutSteeplechase 1st
27:51.6
8:33.6
8:28.1
8:35.94
Laron Brown (1)
1983 Out400m
6th
45.63
Pat Buckheit (1)
1998 OutDecathlon
10th
7,232
Jeremy Burton (1)
3rd
38.83
Darryl Canady (2)
1st
6th
3:03.08
3:07.45
7,259
3:18.11
Tony Cosey (5)
1995In 3,000M
4th
Out 10,000M
5th Out 5,000M
6th (U.S.)
1996In 3,000M
7th
OutSteeplechase 4th
1st 19.01m (62-4 1/2)
6th 18.62m (61-1 1/4)
8th (U.S.)
10th
4th
Rob Carlson (2)
1993 Out Shot put
1995 In Shot put
8:08.00
29:34.43
14:46.84
8:00.92
8:36.78
John Coyne (2)
1988 In Pole Vault
1989 Out Pole Vault
6th
11th
5.32m (17- 5 ¾)
5.34m (17-6 ¼)
James Craig (2)
1971 In Mile Relay
Out Mile Relay
2nd
4th
3:15.1
3:07.9
Paul Cross (2)
2004 Out800m
2005 In 800m
Justin Daler (2)
1993 In Pole Vault
Out Pole Vault
Rocky Danners (4)
2002 In Pole Vault
Out Pole Vault
2003 In Pole Vault
Out Pole Vault
3rd
8th U.S.
3rd
4th
1:47.18
1:51.65
5.49m (18-0 ½)
5.49m (18-0 ½)
t-6th 5.37m (17-7 ¾)
3rd 5.44m (17-10 ½)
6th
5.37 m (17-7 ¾)
8th (U.S.) 5.14m (16-10 ¾)
Steve Darcus (1)
1979 Out 110m hurdles 5th
Pat Davey (1)
1978 Out10,000m
Craig Dickinson (1)
1984 In 3,000m
Donelle Dunning (1)
3rd
6th (U.S.)
8th
13.75
28:34.85
N/A
3:06.11
From 2002 to 2003, Rocky Danners was a four-time All-American and
had a best finish of third at the 2002 NCAA Outdoor Championships.
VOL ALL-AMERICANS
Stewart Ellington (3)
1995 Out 10,000m
4th (U.S.)
Out 5,000m
5th (U.S.)
1996In 5,000m
4th
John Everett (1)
1985 In Metric DMR
6th
Anthony Famiglietti (3)
1999 OutSteeplechase 6th
2000In DMR
5th
OutSteeplechase 4th
30:08.50
14:39.08
13:55.71
9:43.34
8:50.11
9:35.24
8:42.49
Jeff Field (1)
1983 Out Javelin
6th (U.S.) 74.98m (246-0)
Kevin Fitzpatrick (2)
1991 Out Discus
1992 Out Discus
10th 54.20m (177-10)
5th 59.69m (195-10)
Richmond Flowers (5)
1967 Out 4x100 relay
Out 120yd hurdles
1968 In 60yd hurdles
Out 120 yd hurdles
1969 Out 120yd hurdles
2nd
2nd
1st
CS
3rd
40.3
13.5
7.0
Russell Fritts (1)
1977 OutDecathlon
4th
7,245
Rich Fulford (2)
1990 Out Pole Vault
1991 Out Pole Vault
10th
8th
5.20m (17-0 ¾)
5.49m (18-0 ½)
Jeff Gabel (2)
1969 In Triple Jump
1970 In Triple Jump
3rd 15.50m (50-10 ¼)
3rd
15.24m (50-0)
Ricci Gardner (2)
1976In 60yd
Out 4x100 relay
5th
1st
Travis Garrett (1)
1996 Out Discus
10th
56.59m (185-8)
Thom Garrison (2)
1973 In Two Mile Relay 2nd
Out880yd
4th
7:31.6
1:48.2
Scott Genther (1)
1978 Out Discus
Sam Graddy (7)
1983 Out100m
Out 4x100 relay
1984In 55m
Out100m
1985In 55m
1986In 55m
Out100m
Jabari Greer (2)
2003 In 60m hurdles
Out 4x100 relay
Jason Grimes (7)
Out 4x100 relay
1980 In Long Jump
In Mile Relay
1981 In Long Jump
Out Long jump
Out 4x100 relay
7.15
13.63
39.58
7.15
10.10
13.60
6.18
6.98
10.32
13.63
39.22
8th (U.S.)
N/A
5th
1st
2nd
1st
1st
2nd
4th
10.25
39.22
6.15
10.25
6.12
6.05
10.19
1st
2nd
7.55
38.72
4th
5th
5th
5th
5th
3rd
3rd
3:05.76
40.30
7.75m (25-5 ½)
3:18.11
7.75m (25-5 ½)
7.91m (25-11 ¾)
39.58
13.5
6.37
39.16
Speedster Willie Gault was a gifted track man, football player and
member of the U.S. Olympic Bobsled Team.
Stephen Harris posted four top-four NCAA finishes in the decathlon
during his career, including a victory in his senior season of 2003.
Chip Hadler (1)
1979In DMR
1st
9:47.1
Lonnie Hance (1)
1968 In High Jump
t-3rd
2.08m (6-10)
Anthony Hancock (3)
1980 In 60yd hurdles 2nd
Out 110m hurdles 6th
1981 In 60yd hurdles 4th
7.19
13.68
7.28
Al Harden (1)
1982 In Two-mile relay 4th
7:28.38
Audry Hardy (7)
1969In 600yd
In Mile Relay
Out Mile Relay
1970 In Mile Relay
Out Mile Relay
1971 In Mile Relay
Out Mile Relay
2nd
1st
3rd
2nd
3rd
4th
2nd
1:10.1
3:14.6
3:06.5
3:16.0
3:06.5
3:07.9
3:15.1
Jebreh Harris (2)
2000In DMR
5th
8th
9:35.24
3:07.95
Ronnie Harris (9)
1976 In 440yd relay
In Mile Relay
Out400m
Out 4x400 relay
1978 In Mile Relay
Out 4x400 relay
1979 Out400m
Out 4x400 relay
4th
1st
6th
4th
3rd
4th
3rd
3rd
4th
49.04
3:16.03
46.0
3:05.07
3:05.82
3:15.99
3:06.79
45.79
3:05.76
Stephen Harris (4)
2000 OutDecathlon
2001 Out Decathlon
2002 OutDecathlon
2003 OutDecathlon
4th
2nd
4th
1st
7,651
7871w
7,955
8,061
Wilbur Hawkins (2)
Out Mile relay
4th
7:31.6
3:07.3
Doug Hedrick (2)
1986 OutDecathlon
1987 OutDecathlon
7,309
7,597
12th
6th
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
14:18.61
14:17.41
2nd
2nd
3rd
2nd
2nd 2nd
1st
1st
6th
3rd
1st
COACHES &
MEET
STAFF
THE TEAM
11th
11th
Willie Gault (11)
Out 110m hurdles
Out 4x100 relay
Out 100m
Out 110m hurdles
1983In 60yd
In 60yd hurdles
Out100m
Out 110m hurdles
Out 4x100 relay
6.71
20.65
10.08
20.11w
38.80
6.59
20.63
3:06.87
10.22
20.18
38.83
3:02.83
SEASON
PREVIEW
Doug Ellington (2)
1997 Out5,000m
1998In 5,000m
4th
4th
1st
1st
2nd
1st
1st
2nd
1st
1st
3rd
5th
GENERAL
INFO.
With six NCAA titles to his credit, sprinter Justin Gatlin reeled off 12
All-America performances before turning pro after his sophomore
season.
Justin Gatlin (12)
2001In 60m
In200m
Out100m
Out200m
Out 4x100 relay
2002In 60m
In200m
In 4x400 relay
Out100m
Out200m
Out 4x100 relay
Out 4x400 relay
115
VOL ALL-AMERICANS
Chris Helwick (7)
2004 In Heptathlon
2005In Heptathlon
OutDecathlon
2006In Heptathlon
OutDecathlon
2007In Heptathlon
OutDecathlon
8th (U.S.)
8th
5th
2nd
2nd
6th
6th
5,386
5,421
7,569
5,917
7,772
5,595
7,633
Abe Henderson (2)
1970 In Mile Relay
Out Mile Relay
2nd
3rd
3:16.0
3:07.8
Bill High (4)
1969 Out 120yd hurdles
2nd
2nd
2nd
2nd
13.5
6.9
7.1
7.2
Sam Hill (1)
1985 In Metric DMR
6th
9:43.34
Michael Hogue (3)
2007 In Pole Vault
Out Pole Vault
2008 In Pole Vault
5th
7th
6th
5.39m (17-8 ½)
5.34m (17-6 ½)
5.29m (17-4 ½)
4th
4th
Randy Jenkins (5)
1991 In High Jump
Out High Jump
1993 Out High Jump
1994 In High Jump
Out High Jump
t-5th
2nd
1st
1st
1st
Karl Jennings (2)
2002 In 60m hurdles
2003 Out 110m hurdles
Lawrence Johnson (6)
1993 In Pole Vault
Out Pole Vault
1994 In Pole Vault
1995 Out Pole Vault
1996 In Pole Vault
Out Pole Vault
3:07.9
3:07.3
2.19m (7-2 ½)
2.29m (7-6 ½)
2.26m (7-5 ¼)
2.31m (7-7)
2.31m (7-7)
5th
5th
7.80
13.65
2nd
9th
1st
1st
1st
1st
5.49m (18-0 ½)
5.39m (17-8 ½)
5.82m (19-1 ½)
5.69m (18-8 ¼)
5.65m (18-6 ½)
5.81m (19-1)
Russell Johnson (3)
1998 In Pole Vault
Out Pole Vault
1999 Out Pole Vault
11th 5.29m (17-4 ½)
5th 5.44m (17-10 ½)
7th 5.14m (16-10 ¾)
Blake Jones (1)
2008 Out4x100
5th
39.19
Reggie Jones (8)
1974 Out100yd
Out 4x110yd relay
1975In 60yd
Out100yd
Out220yd
1976In 60yd
Out100m
Out 4x100 relay
1st
3rd
3rd
3rd
1st
3rd
2nd
1st
9.18w
39.69
6.24
9.44
20.60
6.24
10.33
39.16
Monterrio Holder (4)
1992 Out High Jump
1993 In High Jump
1994 In High Jump
Out High Jump
t-7th
3rd
3rd
5th
Al Horne (3)
1978 In Mile Relay
4th
4th
1st
3:15.99
3:05.76
3:03.94
Camron Howard (1)
2002 Out Long jump
6th
7.77m (25-6)
JUSTIn Hunter (1)
2011 In Long Jump
8th
7.73m (25-4 ½)
Solomon Hunter (2)
1979In DMR
1980In DMR
Paul Jordan (2)
1976 Out Triple Jump
1979 In Triple Jump
6th
2nd
1st
2nd
9:47.1
9:43.56
Boris KawoHl (1)
2000 OutDecathlon
3rd
7,788
Sam James (3)
1980In DMR
2nd
7:37.5
8:30.26
9:43.56
Larry Kelly (3)
1967 Out880yd
1969 In Mile Relay
Out Mile Relay
3rd
1st
3rd
1:48.3
3:14.6
3:06.5
Gary Kikaya (7)
2002 In 4x400 relay
In400m
Out400m
Out 4x400 relay
2003In 400m
Out400m
Out 4x100 relay
2nd
1st
1st
5th
1st
4th
2nd
3:06.87
45.71
44.53
3:02.83
45.71
45.02
38.72
Yarrick Kincaid (2)
2007 Out 800m
2008 Out800m
6th (U.S.)
8th
1:49.29
1:50.25
Teddy King (1)
1985In 500m
2nd
1:02.19
Marwin Kline (3)
1994 In 4x400 relay
Out 4x400 relay
5th
5th
8th
3:04.24
3:07.54
3:06.11
David Krafsur (1)
1986 Out10,000m
6th
2.17m (7-1 ¾)
2.17m (7-1 ¾)
2.20m (7-3)
2.22m (7-7)
Chris Helwick was a seven-time All-American in the heptathlon/
decathlon from 2004-07, placing second indoors and out in 2006.
116
Trevor James (2)
1971 Out Mile relay
1973 Out Mile relay
50-0 ¾ (15.25m)
16.56m (54-4)
30:18.77
Karl Kremser (1)
1968 Out High Jump
2nd
2.15m (7-1)
Shane Lacy (3)
5th
3:04.24
Four-time NCAA champion pole vaulter Lawrence Johnson went on
to win a silver medal for the U.S. in the 2000 Olympic Games.
1994 In 4x400 relay
Out 4x400 relay
5th
8th
Sean Lambert (6)
Out100m
2003 Out 100m
Out 4x100 relay
2004 In 60m
2nd
4th
3rd
6th
2nd
7th
David Lapp (1)
3:07.54
3:06.11
38.80
10.26
38.83
10.43
38.72
6.72
7:37.5
Tony Lee (1)
5th
Chuck Locke (2)
1982 In Shot Put
Out Shot Put
6th U.S.18.63m (61-1 ½)
6th U.S. 19.32m(63-4 ¾)
DENTARIUS Locke (3)
2011In 60m
Out200m
Out (2nd) 100m
5th
8th
13th
6.67
20.91
10.39
Aric Long (3)
1990 Out Decathlon
1991 OutDecathlon
1992 OutDecathlon
6th 1st
2nd
7,515
7,916
8,227
Carjay Lyles (1)
7th
15.97m (52-4 ¾)
Tim Mack (3)
1994 Out Pole Vault
1995 In Pole Vault
Out Pole Vault
5th
1st
6th
5.49m (18-0 ½)
5.60m (18-4 ½)
5.28m (17-4 ¼)
Basil Magee (1)
1982 In Two-mile Relay 4th
7:28.38
3:04.24
Matt Maloney (1)
2007 Out Javelin
8th (U.S.) 67.33m (220-11)
Danny Martin (1)
1975 Out Javelin
4th
74.98 (246-0)
Hardee McAlhaney (4)
1969 In Mile Relay
Out Mile Relay
1970 In Mile Relay
Out Mile Relay
2nd
3rd
2nd
3rd
3:14.6
3:06.5
3:16.0
3:07.8
VOL ALL-AMERICANS
4th
55.72m (182-10)
Aries Merritt (7)
2005 In 60m hurdles
Out 4x100 relay
Out 110m hurdles
2006 In 60m hurdles
Out 110m hurdles
Out 4x100 relay
4th
5th
3rd
5th
1st
1st
2nd
13.47
7.77
38.83
13.56
7.51
13.21
38.86
Mike Miller (8)
1979 Out 100m Out 4x100 relay
1980In 60yd
1981In 60yd
In Mile relay
Out 4x100 relay
1982 Out100m
Out200m
5th
5th
5th
5th
2nd
3rd
3rd
3rd
10.35
40.30
6.24
6.26
3:16.24
39.58
10.11
20.21
Isky Moat (1)
6th
3:07.45
Mike Moran (2)
1996In DMR
1997 Out 1,500m
7th
8th (U.S.)
9:44.39
3:49.74
Glenn Morgan (2)
1990In 3,000m
Out5,000m
4th
7th
8:00.42
14:15.06
1st
1st
4th
6th
3rd
4th
3rd
3:16.03
39.16
3:05.07
46.29
3:05.82
3:15.99
3:06.79
6th
N/A
Jerome Morgan (7)
1976 In Mile Relay
Out 4x100 relay
Out 4x400 relay
1977 Out400m
Out 4x400 relay
1978 In Mile Relay
Out 4x400 relay
Ed Murphey (1)
1956 Out1,500m
Greg Neal (2)
1984 In Triple Jump
3rd
7th
16.80m (55-1 ¾)
N/A
t-3rd
t-6th
Phil Olsen (4)
1975 Out Javelin
1976 Out Javelin
1977 Out Javelin
1978 Out Javelin
7th
1st
5th
5th
71.22m (233-8)
83.26m (273-2)
76.80m (252-0)
75.92m (249-1)
Steve Owens (1)
1970 In Pole Vault
3rd
4.87m (16-0)
Tom Pappas (2)
1997 OutDecathlon
1999 OutDecathlon
8th
1st
Jose Parrilla (10)
1991 Out800m
1992 In 800m
Out800m
Out 4x400 relay
1993In 800m
Out800m
1994In 800m
In 4x400 relay
Out800m
Out 4x400 relay
6th
8th (U.S.)
1st
5th
2nd
1st
1st
5th
1st
8th
1:48.15
1:51.21
1:45.37
3:04.24
1:49.75
1:46.51
1:47.77
3:07.54
1:46.01
3:06.11
David Patrick (7)
1981 In Mile Relay
Out 400m hurdles
Out 4x400 relay
1982In 880yd
In Two-mile relay
Out 400m hurdles
Out 4x400 relay
2nd
3rd
1st
1st
4th
1st
6th
3:16.24
50.04
3:03.08
1:49.94
7:28.38
48.44
3:07.45
4th
6th
4th
7:28.38
3:07.45
50.07
6th
2nd
7th
7.88m (25-10 ¼)
7.75m (25-5 ½)
7.33
Mark Patrick (3)
1982 In Two-mile relay
Out 4x400 relay
Darius Pemberton (3)
1994 Out Long jump
1995 In Long jump
In 55m hurdles
N/A
N/A
7,487
8,184
Jeff Phillips (4)
1980In 60yd
1981In 60yd
Out100m
Out 4x100 relay
6th
6th
2nd
3rd
6.25
6.28
10.00w
39.58
Tim Pitcher (3)
1992In Mile
Out1,500m
1993 Out1,500m
5th
10th
12th
4:04.40
3:44.0
3:53.2
Rickey Pittman (5)
1982 In Two-mile run 6th (U.S.)
Out Steeplechase 6th (U.S.)
Steve Poe (1)
1982 Out Decathlon
6th U.S.
Pat Pomphrey (1)
1966 Out 120yd hurdles 3rd
8:27.62
N/A
9:20.05
8:33.05
8:23
7,515
13.8
Garland Porter (2)
2005 In Weight Throw 3rd 22.09m (72-5 ¾)
OutHammer
7th (U.S.)62.35m (204-7)
Known for his outstanding kick, José Parrilla ran to four NCAA 800m
titles and collected 10 All-America certificates during his time at UT.
Tom Pappas won the 1999 NCAA crown in the decathlon and
represented the U.S. at the 2000, 2004 and 2008 Olympiads.
1980In DMR
Out 4x400 relay
2nd
1st
9:43.56
3:03.94
Matthieu Pritchett (3)
3rd
3rd
5th
J.R. Quinn (2)
1986 Out Discus
1987 Out Discus
38.86
38.86
39.19
9th
5th
55.06m (180-8)
59.69m (195-10)
Greer Radcliff (1)
1974 Out 4x110yd relay 3rd
39.69
Junior Reid (1)
5th
40.30
Pat Reid (2)
1986 In Shot Put
Out Shot Put
9th 19.13m (62-9 ¼)
10th
18.82m (61-9)
John Richardson (3)
1989 Out Javelin
1990 Out Javelin
1991 Out Javelin
6th
6th
2nd
Leonard Scott (12)
1999In 60m
Out 100m
2000In 200m
In60m
2001In 200m
In60m
Out 4x100 relay
Out200m
2002In 60m
In200m
In 4x400 relay
Out 4x100 relay
1st
8th (U.S.)
4th
5th
3rd
6th
2nd
6th
2nd
3rd
2nd
3rd
6.58
10.29
20.55
6.68
20.61
6.78
38.80
20.92w
6.61
20.80
3:06.87
38.83
Terry Scott (3)
1983 Out100m
Out 4x100 relay
1985 Out100m
3rd
1st
1st
10.23
39.22
10.02w
9:43.34
Jeff Powell (1)
1985 In 55m hurdles
3rd
7.20
Kevin Shamblee (1)
1985 In Metric DMR
6th
Lamar Preyor (5)
1976 In Mile Relay
Out 4x400 relay
1st
4th
3rd
3:16.03
3:05.07
3:05.82
Matt Shelton (3)
1991 OutDecathlon
1992 OutDecathlon
1993 OutDecathlon
8th
8th
3rd
72.39m (237-6)
71.39m (234-3)
72.00m (236-3)
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
Paul McMahen (1)
1975 Out Discus
Herb Neff (2)
1950 Out High Jump
1951 Out High Jump
COACHES &
MEET
STAFF
THE TEAM
40.3
SEASON
PREVIEW
2nd
GENERAL
INFO.
Chick McGeehan (1)
7,454
7,870
7,736
117
VOL ALL-AMERICANS
David Siler (4)
1982 In Triple Jump
Out Triple Jump
6th (U.S.)15.91m (52-2 ½)
6th 16.14m (52-11 ½)
6th 16.67m (54-8 ½)
6th
16.49m(54-1 ¼)
Bill Skinner (2)
1969 Out Javelin
1970 Out Javelin
2nd
1st
Junior Sloan (1)
1996In DMR
7th
Adam Smith (2)
1993 In Pole Vault
Out Pole Vault
Brock Smith (1)
2000In 800m
6th
2nd
83.28m (273-3)
82.49m (270-8)
9:44.39
5.39m (17-8 ½)
5.60m (18-4 ½)
8th
1:51.57
Chad Smith (1)
1995 OutDecathlon
2nd
7,992
Leigh Smith (3)
2001 Out Javelin
2003 Out Javelin
2004 Out Javelin
4th
70.43m (231-1)
8th (U.S.)68.04m (223-3)
5th 73.71m (241-10)
Hassaan Stamps (4)
Out 4x400 relay
Out 4x400 relay
2nd
8th
3rd
5th
38.80
3:07.95
38.83
3:02.83
Kyle Stevenson (2)
2008 Out 4x100 relay 3rd
5th
38.86
39.19
Lars Sumberg (2)
1992 Out Javelin
1995 Out Javelin
3rd
5th
79.29m (239-3)
71.27m (233-10)
Marc Sylvester (3)
2002In 800m
Out800m
2004 Out800m
2nd
6th
4th
1:47.41
1:46.21
1:47.23
Marcus Tanner (1)
2000In DMR
5th
9:35.24
Willie Thomas (3)
1972 Out 800m 1st
1974 Out880yd
1st
1:47.11
7:31.6
1:48.72
Kevin Thompson (1)
2002 Out Decathlon
9th, (8th U.S.)
Rodney Thompson (2)
Carroll Thrift (1)
2nd
40.3
4th
2nd
3rd
4th
4th
5th
16.35m (53-8)
16.94m (55-7)
16.57m (54-4 ¾)
16.84m (55-3)
16.47m (54-0 ½)
16.56m (54-4)
Doug Tolson (1)
1985 In Metric DMR
6th
9:43.34
Bobby Tonker (2)
1994 OutDecathlon
1995 OutDecathlon
Reggie Towns (3)
Out 110m hurdles
Out 4x100 relay
Jonathan Wade (5)
2003 Out 200m
Out 4x100 relay
2005In 60m
Out 4x100 relay
Out 4x100 relay
Gary Wagner (1)
3rd
7th
7,637
7,510
3rd
2nd
1st
7.30
13.63
39.22
One of the finest long distance runners in UT annals, Todd Williams was
a five-time All-American and competed in the 1992 and 1996 Olympics.
8th (U.S.)
2nd
8th
3rd
2nd
21.04
38.72
8.59
38.83
38.86
Out 100m
Out 4x100 relay
2008In 200m
In60m
Out 100m
Out200m
6th (U.S.)
3rd
1st
7th
8th (U.S.)
6th
Todd Williams (5)
1990In 5,000m
Out10,000m
1991In 5,000m
Out10,000m
Out5,000m
3rd
4th
3rd
2nd
3rd
Darryal Wilson (5)
1980 In Mile Relay
Out 4x400 relay
1981 In Mile Relay
Out 4x400 relay
5th
5th
1st
2nd
1st
2nd
40.3
Darwin Walker (1)
1998 Out Shot put
10th 17.92m (58-9 ¾)
Dawane Wallace (4)
1997 In 55m hurdles
1999 In 60m hurdles
Out 110m hurdles
3rd
7th (U.S.)
5th
2nd
George Watts (1)
1978 In Three Mile Run 6th
Evander Wells (9)
2007 In 200m
Out200m
Out 4x100 relay
2008In 200m
Out200m
Out 4x100 relay
2009In 60m
In200m
2010 Out200m
6th
5th
3rd
6th
4th
5th
9th
4th
4th
Rubin Williams (16)
2005In 200m
Out 4x100 relay
Out200m
2006In 200m
In60m
Out 4x100 relay
Out200m
2007In 200m
In60m
Out200m
7.27
13.93
7.84
13.54
13:29.79
20.80
21.03
38.86
20.78
20.80
39.19
6.70
20.78
20.61
7th
9:44.39
8th
3:07.95
Shannon Wheatley (1)
2000In DMR
5th
118
13.79
14:05
John Tillman (6)
1985 In Triple Jump
Out Triple Jump
1986 In Triple Jump
Out Triple Jump
1987 In Triple Jump
Out Triple Jump
Nate Westin (1)
1996In DMR
Adrian Wheatley (1)
Bill Skinner was a two-time All-American in the javelin, winning a
national championship in 1970 with a heave of 270 feet, eight inches.
7,598
7th
3rd
9th
5th
6th
2nd
3rd
2nd
6th
2nd
9:35.24
20.78
38.83
N/A
20.67
6.59
38.86
20.49
20.63
6.67
20.72
10.39
38.86
20.36
6.72
10.47
20.96
13:50.41
28:41.97
13:41.50
28:26.92
13:49.27
40.30
3:18.11
3:03.94
3:16.24
3:03.08
Jerome Wilson (1)
1983 Out 400m hurdles 6th (U.S.)
50.41
Gary Womble (5)
1969 In Mile Relay
Out Mile Relay
1970 In Mile Relay
Out Mile Relay
1971 In Mile Relay
1st
3rd
2nd
3rd
2nd
3:14.6
3:06.5
3:16.0
3:07.8
3:15.1
John Wright (1)
7:37.5
Jon Young (2)
1974 Out 4x110yd relay
Keith Young (4)
1978 In Two-mile relay
1979In DMR
1980In DMR
Out 1,500mth
Danny Zoeller (1)
1973In Mile
3rd
1st
6th
1st
2nd
6th (U.S.)
3rd
39.69
39.16
7:37.5
9:47.1
9:43.56
N/A
4:04.8
TENNESSEE
OLYMPIANS
LADY VOL OLYMPIANS
Athlete/Coach (Years at UT)
Olympiad
Missy Alston (1974-77)
1984
Alice Annum (1972)
1964
1968
1968
1972
1972
Sharrieffa Barksdale (1981-84)
1984
Vol. Asst. Coach Andy Bloom (1999-2000)
2000
Head Coach J.J. Clark (2003-Present)
2008
Joetta Clark (1981-84)
1988
1992
1996
2000
Head Coach Terry Crawford (1974-84)
1988
Dedra Davis (1993-94)
1992*
Head Coach Dorothy Doolittle (1989-97)
1992
Veronica Findley (1983-84)
1984
Benita Fitzgerald (1980-83)
1980*
1984
Jane Haist (1977-79)
1976
LaVonna Martin (1985-88)
1988
1992
Ilrey Oliver (1983-87)
1984
Cathy Rattray (1981-84)
1980
1984
1988
1992
DeeDee Trotter (2002-04)
2004
2008
Patricia Walsh (1982-85)
1984
Delisa Walton (1980-83)
1988
Erica Witter (1996-99)
2000
Country
USA
Ghana
Ghana
Ghana
Ghana
Ghana
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
Bahamas
USA
Jamaica
USA
USA
Canada
USA
USA
Jamaica
Jamaica
Jamaica
Jamaica
Jamaica
Jamaica
Jamaica
Jamaica
USA
USA
USA
Ireland
USA
Canada
Event
1500m
long jump
long jump
200m
100m
200m
400mH
shot put
asst. coach
800m
800m
800m
800m
head coach
long jump
asst. coach
4x100mR
100mH
100mH
discus
100mH
100mH
400m
4x400mR
4x400mR
400m
4x400mR
400m
4x400mR
4x400mR
400m
4x400mR
400m
discus
800m
4x100mR
Place
--------6th
7th
--4th
----7th
----------8th
--gold
----silver
--5th
----5th
--5th
5th
5th
gold
--9th
5th
---
* Did not compete: Fitzgerald due to U.S. boycott; Davis due to unverified qualifying mark
 TOP LADY VOL OLYMPIANS
 LADY VOL MEDAL COUNT
Gold (2): DeeDee Trotter
Benita Fitzgerald
4x400mR
100mH
2004
1984
Silver (1):
LaVonna Martin
100mH
1992
 LADY VOLS PER OLYMPIAD
JOETTA CLARK
LAVONNA MARTIN
120
BENITA FITZGERALD
DEEDEE TROTTER
2008
Beijing2
1980Moscow
2*
2004
Athens1
1
2000
Sydney3
1976Montreal
1968
Mexico City
1996
Atlanta1
1964
1992
Barcelona5*
1988Seoul
5
1984
7
Los Angeles
1
Tokyo1
Totals include coaches, * Did not compete: Fitzgerald due to U.S. boycott; Davis due
to unverified qualifying mark
VOL OLYMPIANS
GENERAL
INFO.
Country
Event
Place
Liberia
decathlon
--USA
steeplechase
--USA
steeplechase
--USA
steeplechase
--USA steeplechase
--USA
steeplechase
--USA
steeplechase
--USA
100m gold
USA
4x100mR
silver
USA
200m bronze
USA
Bobsled
--USA
4x100mR
--USA
4x100mR
gold
USA
100m
silver
USA
asst. coach --USAasst. coach
--USA
4x400mR
--USA
pole vault silver
USA
pole vault
8th
USA
triple jump
--Congo
400m
--Congo
400m
--USA
decathlon
--USA
pole vault
gold
USA
javelin --USA
decathlon
--USA
decathon
--USA
decathon
5th
USA
800m
--USA
800m
--USA
400mH
--USA
javelin
--USA
long jump --USA
10,000m
--USA
10,000m
10th
SEASON
PREVIEW
COACHES &
MEET
STAFF
THE TEAM
* Did not compete due to U.S. boycott
 TOP VOL OLYMPIANS
 VOL MEDAL COUNT
Gold (3): Justin Gatlin
Tim Mack
Sam Graddy
100m
Pole Vault
4x100mR
2004
2004
1984
Silver (3):
Justin Gatlin
Lawrence Johnson
Sam Graddy
4x100mR
Pole Vault
100m
2004
2000
1984
200m
2004
Bronze (1):Justin Gatlin
JUSTIN GATLIN
SAM GRADDY
 VOLS PER OLYMPIAD
2008
2004
2000
1996
1992
LAWRENCE JOHNSON
TIM MACK
Beijing5
Athens5
Sydney3
Atlanta3
Barcelona5
1988Seoul
1984
Los Angeles
1980Moscow
1976Montreal
1972Munich
0
1
4*
0
1
SEASON
THE
NATIONALALL-TENNESSEE PROGRAM ALL-TIME COACHING
SCHOOL FACILITIES
Athlete/Coach
Olympiad
Jangy Addy
2008
Doug Brown
1980*
1976
1972
Tony Cosey
2000
Anthony Famiglietti
2008
2004
Justin Gatlin
2004
Willie Gault
1988
1980*
Sam Graddy
1984
Head Coach Stan Huntsman
1980*
1976
Trevor James
1980* Lawrence Johnson
2000
1996
Paul Jordan
1984
Gary Kikaya
2008
2004
Aric Long
1992
Tim Mack
2004
Phil Olsen
1976
Tom Pappas
2008
2004
2000
José Parrilla
1996
1992
David Patrick
1992
Leigh Smith
2008
John Tillman
1992
Todd Williams
1996
1992
Totals include coaches, * Did not compete due to U.S. boycott
121
2008 BEIJING OLYMPIAD
TENNESSEE REPRESENTED BY SEVEN INDIVIDUALS AT MOST RECENT OLYMPIC GAMES
The 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing, China, saw the Tennessee track & field program represented by five Vols, one Lady Vol and UT
Director of Track & Field J.J. Clark. The total of five male athletes ties for the most Vols to compete in a single Olympiad.
Clark, who then served as head coach of the Big Orange women’s program, was an assistant coach for the U.S. women’s middle distance
contingent in Beijing, which included his younger sister, Hazel Clark, who was competing in her third Olympics. Lady Vol DeeDee Trotter
overcame injury to represent America for the second time in the 400 meters, bowing out in the semifinals in 51.87 to finish 17th overall
despite a balky knee that would require surgery soon afterward.
The UT men were represented in four different events. Two Vols were competing in the Olympics for the first time, two for the second
time and one for the third time. The most recent Orange and White competitor was Jangy Addy, who represented Liberia in the decathlon.
He finished the competition in 20th place after scoring 7,665 total points and posting personal bests in the 100m and the long jump. It was
Addy’s first Olympics.
Another former Vol, Tom Pappas, qualified for the decathlon at the U.S. Olympic Trials and traveled to Beijing to begin competition. He
was unable to complete the two-day task due to injury, however, and was forced to withdraw. It was Pappas’ third Olympics.
After posting a personal best and the third-fastest qualifying time in the steeplechase prelims, Anthony Famiglietti finished 13th in the
final in a time of 8:31.21. It was his second trip to the Olympic Games.
Gary Kikaya, representing the Democratic Republic of the Congo, qualified for the 400m semifinals at the Games, but he finished fifth in
his heat and tenth overall in the semifinals. His time of 44.94 was .12 seconds from being fast enough to qualify for the medal round. Kikaya
was at the Games for the second time.
Leigh Smith posted a mark of 76.55m (251-1) in the javelin qualification round, but he did not qualify for the finals. He was competing
in his first Olympics.
JANGY ADDY
J.J. CLARK
TOM PAPPAS
122
ANTHONY FAMIGLIETTI
LEIGH SMITH
GARY KIKAYA
DEEDEE TROTTER
MEET HISTORY &
TEAM AWARDS
2011 SEA RAY RELAYS WINNERS
2011 Sea Ray Relays women’s winners
EventWinnerAffiliationMark
100m
Laveeta Oliver
Jacksonville State
11.62
200m
DeeDee Trotter
Unattached
23.63
400m
DeeDee Trotter
Unattached
52.65
800m
Chanelle PriceTennessee
2:06.90
1,500m
Phoebe Wright
Knoxville Elite
4:13.84
3,000m
Laura Hagans
Knoxville Elite
9:22.29
3,000mSC
Nicole Rozario
South Florida
10:44.30
5,000mLiz CostelloTennessee
16:12.30
10,000m
Stephanie Gammon
UAB
36:24.94
100mH
Raven Clay
Findlay
13.36
400mHEllen WorthamTennessee
57.48
4x100mRTennessee
---------------
45.15
4x200mR Illinois
---------------
1:37.91
4x400mRTennessee
---------------
3:47.31
4x800mR
Knoxville Elite
---------------
8:47.45
4x1500mR
Eastern Kentucky
---------------
19:44.35
DMRTennessee ---------------
11:47.10
SHRTennessee ---------------
58.63
Long Jump
Rachel Gehret
Louisville
6.13mw (20-1.5)
Triple Jump
Izehi Ileso
Iowa Central C.C.
12.77m (41-10.75)
DiscusAnnie AlexanderTennessee
54.43m (178-7)
Hammer
Laura Igaune
Western Kentucky
63.14m (207-2)
Javelin
Kimberley Hamilton
Unattached
49.85m (163-6)
Shot PutAnnie AlexanderTennessee
16.48m (54-1)
High Jump
Rachel Gehret
Louisville
1.78m (5-10)
Pole Vault
Denise vonEynatten
South Florida
4.10m (13-5.25)
Heptathlon
Lucie Ondraschkova
Georgia
5,447
2011 Sea Ray Relays men’s winners
EventWinnerAffiliationMark
100m
Reggie Dixon
Hampton
10.44
200m Chris Burrows
Lake Erie
20.90
400m
Manteo Mitchell
Oxygen4Energy
46.42
800m
Sharif Webb
Kentucky
1:49.32
1,500m Peter SigilaiTennessee
3:50.77
3,000mSC
Luis Orta
Kentucky
9:10.51
5,000m
Stanley Kebenei
Iowa Central C.C.
13:58.84
10,000m
Daniel Mutai
UL-Monroe
30:39.60
110mH
Andrew Riley
Illinois
13.63
400mH
David Aristil
South Florida
51.13
4x100mR
Norfolk State
---------------
40.73
4x200mR Illinois
---------------
1:27.16
4x400mRTennessee
---------------
3:12.48
4x800mRIllinois
---------------
7:43.48
4x1500mR
Iowa Central C.C.
---------------
16:08.88
DMR
Eastern Kentucky
---------------
10:14.93
SHR
Iowa Central C.C.
---------------
58.17
Long Jump
Rudon Bastian
Unattached
7.69mw (25-2.75)
Triple Jump
Kennan Hall
Kentucky
15.56m (51-0.75)
Discus
John Bowman
Unattached
57.70m (189-4)
Hammer
A.G. Kruger
Nike
72.77m (238-9)
Javelin
Barry Krammes
Shore AC
74.99m (246-0)
Shot Put
Weston Banks
Louisville
16.85m (55-3.50)
High Jump
James White
Iowa Central C.C.
2.18m (7-1.75)
Pole Vault
Hunter Hall
Virginia Tech
5.40m (17-8.50)
Decathlon
Michael Ayers
Georgia
7,659
Tennessee athletes highlighted in bold
Tennessee athletes highlighted in bold
The flags will fly high over Tom Black Track at LaPorte Stadium once again in 2012, as Tennessee plays host to the 46th edition of the Sea Ray Relays.
124
SEA RAY RELAYS RECORDS
HEPTATHLON EVENT RECORDS
EVENTMARKNAMEAFFILIATIONYEAR
100mH
13.41
Kettiany Clarke
South Carolina
2010
High Jump (1.81) 5-11.25 Josie Hahn
Vanderbilt
2004
Shot Put
(13.49) 44-3.25 DeDee Nathan
Nike
1996
200m
23.98
Tacita Bass
South Carolina
2002
Long Jump (6.28) 20-7.25 Oluchi Elechi
Normal TC
1994
Javelin
(48.06) 157-8 Chinweoke Chikwelu Alabama A&M
1994
800m
2:11.86
Sharon Hanson
Nike Coast TC
1996
DECATHLON EVENT RECORDS
EVENTMARKNAMEAFFILIATIONDATE
100m
10.60
Jim Awbrey
Auburn
1985
Long Jump 7.62m (25-0) Drew Fucci
Mizuno
1994
Shot Put
15.77m (51-9)
Rob Muzzio
Visa
1994
High Jump 2.18m (7-1 3/4)Tim BellTennessee
1998
400m
48.18
Doug HedrickTennessee
1985
110mH
14.02
Jangy AddyTennessee
2008
Discus
49.32m (161-10)
Aric Long
Reebok
1995
Pole Vault 5.50m (18-0 1/2)Lawrence JohnsonTennessee
1993
Javelin (New)65.12m (213-8)
Chris HelwickTennessee
2007
Javelin (Old) 63.28m (207-7)
Dale Debruin
Western Michigan 1976
1,500m
4:17.74
Kip Janvrin
Visa
1994
* Tennessee athletes highlighted in bold
* Tennessee athletes highlighted in bold
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
IN REVIEW SEC CHAMPIONS AMERICANS OLYMPIANS HISTORYROSTER HISTORY RECORDS & RECORDS
EVENTMARKNAMEAFFILIATIONDATE
100m
10.02
Michael Greene
adidas
1997
200m
20.06
Justin GatlinTennessee
2002
400m
45.01
Kevin Lyles
Seton Hall
1995
800m
1:46.42
José ParrillaTennessee
1994
1,500m
3:39.40
Paul McMullen
Eastern Michigan
1995
Plotnicki Mile 4:01.22
Terry Brahm
Indiana
1985
3000mSC
8:23.28
Mark Croghan
adidas
1998
5,000m
13:20.39
Todd Williams
adidas
1997
5,000m Walk 20:41.00
Jim Heiring
Unattached
1981
10,000m
27:25.82
Simon Chemoiywo
Kenya
1995
110mH
13.22
Dawane Wallace
adidas
2002
400mH
48.65
Derrick Adkins
Reebok
1997
4x100mR
39.04
--------------
South Carolina
2000
SHR54.93
--------------
Florida
2001
4x200mR1:20.90
--------------Tennessee
2001
SMR
3:13.91
--------------
Blinn JC
1992
4x400mR3:02.14
--------------Tennessee
2002
4x800mR7:15.00
--------------
Alabama
1983
DMR9:31.90
--------------
Indiana
1982
4x1,500mR15:02.91
--------------
Villanova
1981
High Jump 2.30m (7-6 1/2)
Brian Whitehead
Unattached
1985
Tom Smith
Illinois State
1988
Pole Vault
5.85m (19-2 1/4)
Lawrence Johnson
adidas
1999
Long Jump 8.35m (27-4 3/4) Roland McGhee
MTSU
1994
Triple Jump 16.78m (55-0 3/4) Tom Haynes
U.S. Army
1976
Shot Put
22.15m (72-8) Adam Nelson
Nike
2002
Discus
67.46m (221-4) Andy Bloom
Nike
1999
Hammer
77.52m (254-4)
A.G. Kruger
Nike
2008
Javelin (New) 81.00m (265-9)
Ed Kaminski
Nike
1996
Javelin (Old) 81.96m (268-11)
Phil Olsen
Vancouver Oly.
1980
Decathlon 8,179
Kip Janvrin
Visa
1994
COACHES &
MEET
STAFF
THE TEAM
EVENTMARKNAMEAFFILIATION DATE
100m
11.09
Sevatheda Fynes
Michigan State
4-11-97
200m
22.39
Dannette Young
Unattached
4-08-94
400m
50.73
Gwen Torrence
Unattached
4-07-95
800m
2:02.64
Joetta Clark
Foot Locker TC
4-12-96
1500m
4:13.38
Colette Goudreau
Indiana TC
4-16-88
3000m
9:02.5h
Brenda Webb
Knoxville TC
4-11-80
5000m 15:22.76
Brenda Webb
Team adidas
4-14-84
10,000m
34:17.35
Casi Florida
Abilene Christian
4-11-96
100mH
12.87
Benita FitzgeraldTennessee
4-08-83
400mH
55.93
Tiffany Ross-Williams South Carolina 4-15-05
3000mSC
10:12.72
Mason Cathey
Indiana Invaders
4-10-10
4x100mR
43.77
Robinson/Weston/
Clemson TC
4-15-00
4x200mR
1:31.64
Smith/Whipple
South Carolina
4-15-05
Nesbitt/Solomon
4x400mR
3:26.98
Ross/Demus/
South Carolina
4-13-02
L.Barber/Washington
4x800mR8:28.87Novak/Cook/Tennessee
4-10-04
Treherne/Bennett
4x1500mR 17:51.71
Price/Bell/Tennessee
4-11-09
Wright/Bowman
SMR
3:42.10
Buchanan/Jones/
South Sprint
4-13-96
Lee/Jones
DMR 10:57.39Gall/Campbell/ Michigan
4-14-07
Erdman/Edwards
SHR
54.00
Martin/Alexander/
South Carolina
4-16-05
Stoddart/Ross-Williams
High Jump 1.89 (6-2.25) Karol Jenkins
Unattached
4-07-95
Pole Vault
4.35 (14-3.25) Erin Asay
Sheffield Elite TC
4-11-08
Long Jump 6.69 (21-11.50) Shonel Ferguson
Florida TC
4-11-81
Triple Jump 13.81 (45-03.75) Colleen Scott
Unattached
4-10-04
Shot Put
18.81 (61-8.50) Cleopatra Borel-Brown Trinidad & Tobago
4-12-08
Discus
63.38 (207-11) Aretha Hill
Nike
4-12-02
Javelin (New) 57.93 (190-1) Rachel Yurkovich
Oregon
4-10-09
Javelin (Old) 58.56 (192-1) Marilyn Senz
Unattached
4-14-89
Hammer
68.48 (224-08) Amber Campbell
Mjolnir Throwers Club 4-11-08
Heptathlon 6018
DeDee Nathan
Nike
4-10/11-96
SEASON
PREVIEW
Sea Ray Relays men’s Records
GENERAL
INFO.
Sea Ray Relays women’s RECORDS
125
TONY WILSON AWARD WINNERS
1990–Bob Kennedy, Indiana
1991–José Parrilla, Tennessee
1992–Saveri Ngidhi, Blinn JC
1993–Bill Burke, NYAC
1994–José Parrilla, Tennessee
1995–Paul McMullen, E. Michigan
1996–Michael Green, adidas
1997–Todd Williams, adidas
1998–Mark Croghan, adidas
1999–Leonard Scott, Tennessee
2000–Terrence Trammell, S. Carolina
2001–Leonard Scott, Tennessee
2002–Justin Gatlin, Tennessee
2003–Jabari Greer, Tennessee
2004–Justin Gatlin, Nike
2005–Aries Merritt, Tennessee
2006–Aries Merritt, Tennessee
Rubin Williams, Tennessee
2007–Tyler DeVault, Tennessee
2008–Rubin Williams, Tennessee
2009–Ryan Bailey, Rend Lake
2010–Evander Wells, Tennessee
2011–Andrew Riley, Illinois
The Tony Wilson Memorial Trophy is given
each year to the most outstanding male and
female athletes in both the running and field
events at the Sea Ray Relays. The trophy is
named in honor of Wilson, who was the SEC
high jump champion in 1971 while competing
for Tennessee. Wilson competed for the Vols
from 1969 until he died from a cerebral hemorrhage on March 12, 1973.
MEN’S WINNERS
Running Events
1974–Doug Brown, Tennessee
1975–Reggie Jones, Tennessee
1976–Reggie Jones, Tennessee
1977–Mark Belger, Villanova
1978–Don Merrick, C. Fla. YMCA
1979–Dave Murphy, Western Ky.
1980–Darrell Sargent, Miami (Ohio)
1981–Sydney Maree, Villanova
1982–David Patrick, Tennessee
Michael Miller, Tennessee
1983–William Wuyke, Alabama
1984–Michael Franks, S. Illinois
1985–Sam Graddy, Unattached
1986–Sam Graddy, Tennessee
Jeff Powell, Tennessee
1987–Manley Waller, Georgia
1988–Mark Smith, Reebok
1989–Brian Abshire, Athletics West
126
Field Events
1974–Tommy Haynes, MTSU
1975–James Barrineau, Georgia
1976–Tommy Haynes, MTSU
1977–Jane Haist, Tennessee
(female winner)
1978–Mike Windsor, C. Michigan
1979–Richard Olsen, UTEP
1980–Hreinn Halldorsson, Alabama
1981–Dave Volz, Indiana
1982–Kevin Akins, Ohio State
1983–Jason Grimes, Athletics West
1984–Jason Grimes, Athletics West
1985–Brian Whitehead, Unattached
1986–Ron Backes, Minnesota
1987–Randy Heisler, N.Y.A.C.
1988–Scott Erickson, Chicago TC
1989–Rob Curtis, Unattached
1990–Dave Stephens, N.Y.A.C.
1991–John Richardson, Tennessee
1992–Tom Pukstys, Mizuno
1993–Ed Kaminski, Stars and Stripes
1994–Lawrence Johnson, Tennessee
1995–Chad Smith, Tennessee
1996–Lawrence Johnson, Tennessee
1997–Jud Logan, Unattached
1998–Phil McMullen, W. Michigan
1999–Andy Bloom, Nike
2000–Kevin Toth, Nike
Phil McMullen, Asics
2001–Brad Snyder, NYAC
2002–Adam Nelson, Nike
2003–Tim Mack, Unattached
2004–Jamie Nieto, Nike
2005–Rocky Danners, Unattached
2006–Mohsen Anani, Virginia Tech
2007–Alonzo Moore, Wisconsin
2008–A.G. Kruger, Nike
2009–Steve Manz, Unattached
2010-A.G. Kruger, Nike
2011–Keenan Hall, Kentucky
WOMEN’S WINNERS
Running Events
1993–Holly Hyche, Indiana State
1994–Dannette Young, Unattached
1995–Sue Walton, Tennessee
1996–Joetta Clark, Foot Locker TC
1997–Stephanie Dueringer, Michigan St.
1998–Beverly Pierre, Seton Hall
1999–Kelli White, Tennessee
2000–Cydonie Mothersill, Clemson TC
2001–Nolle Graham, Seton Hall
2002–Aleen Bailey, S. Carolina
2003–Aleen Bailey, S. Carolina
2004–Tonette Dyer, San Diego St.
2005–Tiffany Ross-Williams, S. Carolina
2006–Shalonda Solomon, S. Carolina
2007–Shana Cox, Penn St.
2008–Mary Wineberg, Nike
2009–Lynne Layne, Tennessee
2010-Tamika Robinson, Illinois
2011–Ellen Wortham, Tennessee
Field Events
1993–Katrin Koch, Nike Indiana
1994–Connie Price, Nike Coast
1995–Oluchi Elechi, Alabama A&M
1996–Dawn Ellerbe, S. Carolina
1997–Karol Jenkins, Unattached
1998–Huina Han, Bowling Green
1999–Trecia Smith, Pittsburgh
2000–Trecia Smith, Pittsburgh
2001–Aretha Hill, Unattached
2002–Anna Norgren Mahon, Unattached
2003–Chelsea Hammond, S. Carolina
2004–Colleen Scott, Unattached
2005–Tianna Madison, Tennessee
2006–Sarah Wilfred, Cornell
2007–Shana Dickenson, Tennessee
2008–Cleopatra Borel-Brown, Trin. & Tob.
2009–Rachel Yurkovich, Oregon
2010-Annie Alexander, Unattached
2011–Annie Alexander, Tennessee
LADY VOLS AT THE PENN RELAYS
GENERAL
INFO.
SEASON
PREVIEW
Contested at Franklin Field in Philadelphia, Pa., and hosted by
the University of Pennsylvania, the Penn Relays shine as a national
treasure in track & field. Tennessee has been a fortunate women’s participant at the historic meet since 1978.
The Big Orange’s contributions have been so impressive that UT
is one of the few schools to enjoy having its university’s flag fly over
the event every year. In all, the Lady Volunteers have claimed 33 Penn
Relays championships during their history.
Since 2004, the Tennessee women have won a total of 11 relay
crowns, including three at the 2004, 2009 and 2010 meets. The 2010
event featured UT winning the 4x800m, 4x1500 and DMR for the second year in a row. This year’s 118th running of the Penn Relays takes
place from April 26-28.
COACHES &
MEET
STAFF
THE TEAM
Tennessee woMen’s Penn Relays Champions
(Since 1978)
Bill Cosby helped the Lady Vols celebrate a victory in the 4x1500m relay, their second straight, at
the 2010 Penn Relays.
Jackie Areson raises the baton as she crosses the finish line first in the distance medley relay in 2010.
2006
2007
2009
2010
Leslie Treherne, Kameisha Bennett 4x800 relay
8:21.13
Brooke Novak, Nicole Cook
Outstanding Relay Athlete Award: Nicole Cook
Courtney Champion, Cleo Tyson Sprint medley relay
3:45.16
Patricia Hall, Sarah Bowman
Rose-AnneGalligan, LaTonya Loche Distance medley relay
11:09.16
Leslie Treherne, Sarah Bowman
Shanna Dickenson
Hammer throw
57.92m (190-0)
Phoebe Wright, Kimarra McDonaldDistance medley relay
11:02.11
Chanelle Price, Sarah Bowman
Chanelle Price, Phoebe Wright 4x1500 relay
17:08.34MR
Rolanda Bell, Sarah Bowman
Kimarra McDonald, Chanelle Price 4x800 relay
8:17.91MR
Sarah Bowman, Phoebe Wright
Jackie Areson
5000
16:11.71
Outstanding Relay Athlete Award: Sarah Bowman
Brittany Sheffey, Ellen Wortham Distance medley relay
10:54.65
Phoebe Wright, Jackie Areson
Chanelle Price, Jackie Areson
4x1500 relay
17:14.91
Brittany Sheffey, Phoebe Wright
Kimarra McDonald, Chanelle Price 4x800 relay
8:18.22
Brittany Sheffey, Phoebe Wright
Bold = Penn Relay Hall of Fame members
MR = Meet record
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
YearWinner(s)EventMark
1979 Brenda Webb
3000
9:09.2
Outstanding Relay Athlete Award: Brenda Webb
1981 Cathy Rattray, Delisa Walton
4x800 relay
8:38.1
Linda Portasik, Joetta Clark
1982 Cathy Rattray, Myrtle Chester 4x800 relay
8:32.12
Linda Portasik, Joetta Clark
Pat Walsh
Discus throw
55.72m (182-10)
Outstanding Relay Athlete Award: Benita Fitzgerald
1983 Cathy Rattray, Delisa Walton
4x800 relay
8:33.21
Liz Natale, Joetta Clark
Joetta Clark, Ilrey Oliver
Distance medley relay
11:04.2
Cathy Rattray, Liz Natale
400 hurdles
57.37
Pat Walsh
Discus throw
51.88m (170-2)
Myrtle Chester
Heptathlon
5,580
1984 Ilrey Oliver, Cathy Rattray
4x100 relay
44.45
Cheryl Finley, Mary Bolden
Sharrieffa Barksdale, Ilrey Oliver 4x400 relay
3:31.01
Joetta Clark, Cathy Rattray
Karol Davidson, Alisa Harvey 4x800 relay
8:20.22
Cathy Rattray, Joetta Clark
Pat Walsh
Discus throw
54.66m (179-4)
400 hurdles
56.54
Outstanding Relay Athlete Award: Joetta Clark
1985 Pat Walsh
Discus throw
53.22m (174-7)
Outstanding Relay Athlete Award: LaVonna Martin
1987 LaVonna Martin
100 hurdles
13.38
1994 Michelle Bookman, Dedra Davis 4x100 relay
44.47
Stephanie Fields, Sue Walton
1998 Leslie Henley
Pole vault
3.65m (11-11 3/4)
1999 Kelli White
100
11.32
2000 Heather Sumpter
100
11.61
2004 Tianna Madison, Toyin Olupona Sprint medley relay
3:41.78MR
DeeDee Trotter, Kameisha Bennett
Brooke Novak, DeeDee Trotter Distance medley relay
10:59.35
Nicole Cook, Lindsay Hyatt
J.J. Clark’s Lady Vols won three baton events at the Penn Relays for the third time, closing out the
2010 trifecta with a victory in the 4x800m relay.
127
VOLS AT THE PENN RELAYS
Contested at Franklin Field in Philadelphia, Pa., and hosted by
the University of Pennsylvania, the Penn Relays shine as a national
treasure in track & field. Tennessee has been a fortunate participant at
the historic meet since 1949.
The Big Orange’s contributions have been so impressive that UT
is one of the few schools to enjoy having its university’s flag fly over
the event every year. In all, the Volunteers claim 72 Penn Relays championships to their credit.
In the last eighth trips to Philadelphia, the Tennessee men have
won a total of eight relay crowns, including three at the 2002 meet,
and another sprint medley crown in 2009. This year’s event takes
place from April 26-28.
Tennessee Men’s Penn Relays Champions
(Since 1949)
YearWinner(s)EventMark
1949 Martin Korik
Pole vault
3.96m (13-0)#
1950 Martin Korik
Pole vault
4.16m (13-8)#
1951 Herb Neff
High jump
1.98m (6-6)
1966 Larry Bogart, Phil Smith, Shuttle hurdle relay
59.5 Roger Neiswender, Pat Pomphrey
1967 Steve Keltner, Pat Murphy,
Shuttle hurdle relay
57.2 Roger Neiswender, Richmond Flowers Bob Dickson, Carroll Thrift, Sprint medley relay
3:17.8 Gary Wagner, Larry Kelly George Moschis
Javelin
75.84m (248-10) 1968
Richmond Flowers
110 hurdles
13.5
110 hurdles
13.6
Bill Skinner
Javelin
79.09m (259-6) Bobby Ball, Steve Keltner,
58.7 Bob Matthews, Richmond Flowers
1971 Bill High, Jeff Flowers,
57.7 Bob Ball, Pete Mattina
1972 Charles Jeter
Long jump
7.60m (24-11 1/2)
Danny Zoeller, Bill Anderson, Two mile relay
7:23.4
Wilbur Hawkins, Willie Thomas 1973 Doug Brown
Steeplechase
8:43.0 Danny Martin
Javelin
70.23m (230-5)
1974 Tom Stock
Shot put
17.93m (58-10 1/4)
Nelson Walker, Jon Young,
4x110yd. relay
40.0
Reggie Jones, Darwin Bond Greer Radcliff, Jon Young, 4x220yd. relay
1:23.3
Reggie Jones, Darwin Bond Brian Guaschino, Bill Anderson, Two mile relay
7:23.4
Thom Garrison, Willie Thomas
1975 Phil Olsen
Javelin
73.58m (241-5)
Paul McMahen
Discus
56.31m (184-9) Ron Addison
Steeplechase
8:36.8
Reggie Jones
100m
9.4#
1976 Phil Olsen
Javelin
81.43m (267-2) Reggie Jones100m
10.2
Jon Young, Ricci Gardner
4x100 relay
39.4
Jerome Morgan, Reggie Jones Lamar Preyor, Ronnie Harris, 4x200 relay
1:21.5
Jerome Morgan, Reggie Jones Outstanding Athlete Award: Reggie Jones
1977 Paul Jordan
Triple jump
16.29m (53-5 1/2)
John Wright, Keith Young, 4x1,500 relay
15:09.4
Sam James, David Lapp Russell Fritts, Steve Darcus, Shuttle hurdle relay
56.1
Ira Moore, John Johnson
1978 Phil Olsen
Javelin
81.78m (268-4)
Jason Grimes, Lamar Preyor, 4x200 relay
1:23.1
Jerome Morgan, Ronnie Harris
1979 Paul Jordan
Triple jump
16.21m (53-2 1/4)
1981 Willie Gault, Jeff Phillips, 4x100 relay
39.68
Jason Grimes, Mike Miller Willie Gault, Jeff Phillips,
4x200 relay
1:22.57
Jason Grimes, Mike Miller
David Siler, Reggie Towns, Shuttle hurdle relay
56.4
Willie Gault, Anthony Hancock
1982 Phil Nielson
Javelin
75.56m (247-11)
Willie Gault
110 hurdles
13.48
128
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1992
1994
1996
1998
1999
2001
2002
2003
2005
2006
2008
2009
Rickey Pittman
Steeplechase
8:37.8
Mike Miller
100m
10.38
David Patrick
400 hurdles
51.13
David Siler, Jerome Wilson,
55.4
Reggie Towns, Willie Gault
Terry Scott
100m
10.20
Rickey Pittman
Steeplechase
8:38.08
Jerome Wilson, David Siler, Shuttle hurdle relay
56.4
Sam Graddy
100m
10.30
Terry Scott
100m
10.31
Rickey Pittman
Steeplechase
8:31.9
Pat Reid
Shot put
18.51m (60-8 3/4)
John Tillman
Triple jump
16.34m (53-7 1/2)
John Tillman
Triple jump
15.61m (51-2 3/4)
John Coyne
Pole vault
4.72m (15-6)
Don Moore, Jeff Englert, Shuttle hurdle relay
57.0
Kevin Porter, Joe Galeano
José Parrilla, Tony Lee, Sprint medley relay
3:14.47
Shane Lacy, Marwin Kline
Donnelle Dunning, Shane Lacy, Sprint medley relay
3:13.28
Marwin Kline, José Parrilla
Lawrence Johnson
Pole vault
5.79m (19-0)
Tony Cosey
Steeplechase
8:35.77
Lawrence Johnson, Chad Smith, Shuttle hurdle relay
55.76
Dawane Wallace, Troy Pratt Outstanding Athlete Award: Lawrence Johnson
Wes Boudreau
Hammer
217-1
Tom Pappas, Hassaan Stamps, Shuttle hurdle relay
56.35
Grant Cleghorn, Dawane Wallace
Steve Pitlik
Discus (open)
53.94m (177-0)
Justin Gatlin, Matt Rush,
54.73
Hassaan Stamps, Karl Jennings
Sean Lambert, Justin Gatlin,
4x100 relay
39.08
Hassaan Stamps, Leonard Scott Jabari Greer, Hassaan Stamps, Shuttle hurdle relay
55.65
Matt Rush, Justin Gatlin Gary Kikaya, Sean Lambert,
4x200 relay
1:20.20
Leonard Scott, Justin Gatlin
Outstanding Athlete Award: Justin Gatlin
Sean Lambert, Jonathan Wade, Sprint medley relay
3:14.41
Dwayne Bell Jr., Marc Sylvester
Robert Boulware, Drew Brunson, Shuttle hurdle relay
54.97
Damond Campbell, Aries Merritt
Drew Brunson, Damond Campbell, Shuttle hurdle relay
55.87
Carjay Lyles, Aries Merritt
Matthieu Pritchett, Evander Wells,4x200 relay
1:22.20
Kyle Stevenson, Rubin Williams
Evander Wells, Kyle Stevenson Sprint Medley relay
3:17.77
Nathan Grace, Joe Franklin Joe Berry
Pole vault
5.30m (17-4.5)
Bold = Penn Relay Hall of Fame members
MR = Meet record
# = Tie
Evander Wells, Nathan Grace, Joe Franklin and Kyle Stevenson brought home this sprint medley relay
wheel from the 2009 Penn Relays.
LADY VOL TEAM AWARDS
MOST VALUABLE PERFORMER
Sharon Dickie
Dee Dee Trotter
Tianna Madison
Cleo Tyson
Shanna Dickenson
Sarah Bowman
Phoebe Wright
Ellen Wortham
Ellen Wortham
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008 2009
2010
2011
Nicole Cook
Nicole Cook
Nicole Cook, Courtney Champion
Cleo Tyson
Courtney Champion
Sarah Bowman
Sarah Bowman
Phoebe Wright
Jackie Areson
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008 2009
2010
2011
Dee Dee Trotter
Dee Dee Trotter
Cleo Tyson
Leslie Treherne
Lynne Layne
Sarah Bowman
Sarah Bowman, Phoebe Wright
Phoebe Wright
Chanelle Price
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Janine Tessarzik
Tianna Madison
Tianna Madison
April Thomas (Indoor)
Shanna Dickenson (Outdoor)
Shanna Dickenson
Annie Alexander
Annie Alexander
Annie Alexander (Indoor)
Holly Kane (Outdoor)
Ellen Wortham (Indoor)
Annie Alexander (Outdoor)
INDOOR TRACK MVP
OUTDOOR TRACK MVP
FIELD EVENTS MVP
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Nicole Cook
Toyin Olupona
Felicia Guliford
Patricia Hall
Katie Van Horn
Phoebe Wright
Celriece Law
Jackie Areson
Liz Costello
INDOOR TRACK & FIELD
MOST IMPROVED
OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD
MOST IMPROVED
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Dee Dee Trotter
Kameisha Bennett, Jessica Reust
Antoinette Gorham
Celriece Law
Phoebe Wright
Phoebe Wright
Phoebe Wright
Brittany Sheffey
Liz Costello
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
Jessica Andrews
Felicia Guliford, Catherine Wright
Caitlin Ward
Leah Soro
Amara McKell
Celriece Law, Lynne Layne
Amanda Alexander, Katie Van Horn
Chanelle Price
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Antoinette Gorham
Antoinette Gorham
Nicole Cook
Shanna Dickenson
Shanna Dickenson
Brittany Jones
Brittany Jones
Jená Murphy
Ashley Harris
COACHES AWARD
LADY VOL SPIRIT AWARD
Elizabeth Tiller was the 2011 recipient of the Dr. Jack Chesney Community
Service Award and was selected to the SEC Community Service Team.
LADY VOL SCHOLAR AWARD
2003 Megan Cauble
2004 Katie Flaute
2005 Katie Flaute
2006 Katie Flaute
2007 Phoebe Wright
2008Jená Murphy
2009 Phoebe Wright
2010 Phoebe Wright
2011 Holly Kane/Jená Murphy
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
DR. JACK CHESNEY
COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD
Nicole Cook
Jessica Reust
Tianna Madison
Felicia Guliford
Felicia Guliford, LaTonya Loche
Cleo Tyson
Holly Kane
Holly Kane
Elizabeth Tiller
WILL PRITCHETT
MOST DEDICATED SENIOR AWARD
2010 Kimarra McDonald, Phoebe Wright
2011 Liz Costello
CAREER ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
2010 Phoebe Wright
COMEBACK AWARD
2010 Brittany Sheffey
HERB NEFF AWARD
2010 Holly Kane
2011 Bianca Blair
LADY VOL CAPTAIN’S AWARD
2011 Brittany Jones, Holly Kane, Brittany Sheffey
JAMES SNOW OUTSTANDING
ACADEMIC FRESHMAN AWARD
2010 Aslynn Halvorson
2011 Linda Hadfield
JOHN STUCKY LIFTER OF THE YEAR
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008 2009
2010 2011
Katie Flaute
Tianna Madison
Cleo Tyson
Sarah Bowman
Lynne Layne
Brittany Jones, Brittany Sheffey (Indoor)
Annie Alexander (Outdoor)
Ellen Wortham (Indoor)
Chanelle Price (Outdoor)
Jessie Harrison
Kianna Ruff
COACHES &
MEET
STAFF
THE TEAM
ILREY OLIVER-SPARKS
MEMORIAL COMPETITIVE AWARD
FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
SEASON
PREVIEW
Dee Dee Trotter
Dee Dee Trotter
Tianna Madison
Patricia Hall
Sarah Bowman
Sarah Bowman
Sarah Bowman
Phoebe Wright
GENERAL
INFO.
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007 2008 2009 2010
2010 Phoebe Wright
2011 Liz Costello
* Team awards since J.J. Clark became
head coach/director of track & field.
Sprinter Ashley Harris was named the winner of the Lady Vol Spirit Award at the 2011 team banquet.
129
VOL TEAM AWARDS
JON YOUNG CAPTAIN’S AWARD
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982 1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003 2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Reggie Jones
Mike Barlow, Paul Jordan
Sam Jones
Anthony Blair, Jason Grimes
Willie Gault, David Patrick
Steve Poe, David Siler
David Scandrett, Doug Tolson,
Jerome Wilson
Sam Graddy
John Tillman, Pat Reid
John Tillman, Pat Reid
Vince Martin
Glenn Morgan, Don Moore,
Jeff Glass
John Coyne, Don Moore,
Todd Williams
Brian Brophy, Tony Lee,
Todd Williams
Brian Brophy, Tony Lee, Aric Long
Lars Sumberg, José Parrilla,
Rodney Thompson
José Parrilla, Shane Lacy,
Randy Jenkins
Lars Sumberg, Matt Shuler,
Lawrence Johnson, Marwin Kline
Stewart Ellington, Chad Smith,
Lawrence Johnson
Aaron Ausmus, Chris Brown,
Russell Rainey
Bob Dickie, Diondre Jackson,
Chris Morland
Doug Ellington, Tom Pappas,
Dawane Wallace
Anthony Famiglietti, Adrian Wheatley
Toby Colyer, Hassaan Stamps
Tim Bell, Stephen Harris,
Hassaan Stamps
Stephen Harris
Sean Lambert, Marc Sylvester
Robert Boulware, Matthew Lapp,
Jeff Trembley
Chris Helwick, Jim Sexton
Jangy Addy, Tyler DeVault,
Chris Helwick
Jangy Addy, Michael Hogue,
Matthieu Pritchett
Akeem Hardnett, Nick Panezich,
Kyle Stevenson
John Hewitt, Kyle Stevenson
Desmond Brown, Steve Fassino
THE ED MURPHEY AWARD
Most Outstanding Performance
1965 1966
1967
1968 1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975 1976
1977
130
Pat Pomphrey Bob Redington Richmond Flowers Richmond Flowers Bill Skinner Bill Skinner James Craig Willie Thomas Doug Brown Reggie Jones Reggie Jones Phil Olsen Jerome Morgan
Hurdles
Mile
Hurdles
Hurdles
Javelin
Javelin
800m
800m
Steeplechase
100m/200m
100m/200m
Javelin
400m
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983 1984
1985 1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992 1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003 2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Phil Olsen Paul Jordan Anthony Blair Jeff Phillips David Patrick Willie Gault Sam Graddy Terry Scott John Tillman J.R. Quinn Don Moore John Richardson Brian Brophy Todd Williams Aric Long Randy Jenkins Brian Brophy Randy Jenkins José Parrilla José Parrilla Lawrence Johnson Lawrence Johnson Aaron Ausmus Russell Johnson Tom Pappas Anthony Famiglietti
Justin Gatlin Justin Gatlin Gary Kikaya Jabari Greer Leigh Smith Aries Merritt Garland Porter
Aries Merritt Rubin Williams Jangy Addy
Evander Wells
Evander Wells
Justin Hunter
Javelin
Triple Jump
400m
100m/200m
400m
Hurdles
100m
100m
Triple jump
Discus
Hurdles
Javelin
Decathlon
Distance
Decathlon
High Jump
Decathlon
High Jump
800m
800m
Pole Vault
Pole Vault
Shot Put
Pole Vault
Decathlon
Steeplechase
100m/200m
200m
400m
Hurdles
Javelin
Hurdles
Weight Throw
Hurdles
200m
Decathlon
100m/200m
100m/200m
Long Jump
WILL PRITCHETT AWARD
Most Dedicated Senior
1966 1967
1968 1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984 1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
Pat Pomphrey
Roger Neiswender
Russell Whitenack
Gary Wagner
David Warner
Audry Hardy
Wayne Whigham
Richard Bowers
Darwin Bond
Danny Martin
Mark Branch
Jon Young
Dave Lapp
Paul Jordan
Keith Young
Jeff Phillips
Chuck Locke
David Patrick
David Siler
Jerome Wilson
Rickey Pittman
Ken Barbee
David Krafsur
J.R. Quinn
Ted Goodlake
Jeff Glass
1990 1991 1992
1993
1994
1995
1996 1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003 2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Vince Martin
Tommy Walker
Kevin Fitzpatrick
Rodney Thompson
José Parrilla
Marwin Kline
Travis Garrett
Mike Moran
Aaron Ausmus
Grant Cleghorn
Anthony Famiglietti
Toby Colyer
Jebreh Harris
Steve Pitlik
Hassaan Stamps
Senior class (10 recipients)
Rob Cloutier
Kevin Yeager
Zach Sabatino
Andy Baksa
Jeff Day
Tyler DeVault
Chris Helwick
Matthieu Pritchett
Michael Hogue
Akeem Hardnett
John Hewitt
Nathan Grace
OTHER 2011 AWARDS
Most Valuable Track Athlete
Peter Sigilai (Indoor), Michael Spooner (Outdoor)
Most Valuable Field Athlete
Justin Hunter (Indoor), Joe Berry (Outdoor)
Freshman of the Year Award
Justin Hunter (Indoor), Jake Rainey (Outdoor)
Most Improved Athlete Award
Joe Berry (Indoor), Chase Brannon (Outdoor)
Vol Spirit Award
Kevin Carney
Herb Neff Award
Chase Brannon
Vol Scholar Award
Chris Rapp
Dr. Jack Chesney Community Service Award
Steve Fassino
James Snow Outstanding Acad. Freshman
Alex McCandless
Vol Lifter of the Year
Reggie Juin
LADY VOL ACADEMIC HONORS
* Track & Field/Cross Country Academic All-American of the Year
YearName
2003
Christina Billings
Christie Elwin
2004
Megan Cauble
Katie Flaute
2005
Katie Flaute
Felicia Guliford
Tianna Madison
2006
Katie Flaute
2007
Katie Flaute
Sarah Bowman
2008
Sarah Bowman
Phoebe Wright
2009
Sarah Bowman
Phoebe Wright
Amanda Alexander
Alicia Essex
2010
Phoebe Wright
Jackie Areson
Chanelle Price
2011
Holly Kane
Chanelle Price
Elizabeth Tiller
Ellen Wortham
SportTeam
Track & Field
1st
Track & Field
2nd
Track & Field/Cross Country 2nd
Track & Field/Cross Country
1st
1st
1st
Track & Field/Cross Country13 2nd
1st
1st
1st
1st
Track & Field
1st
Track & Field
2nd
Track & Field/Cross Country 1st
Track & Field
2nd
1st
Track & Field
2nd
USTFCCCA SCHOLAR TEAM OF THE YEAR
YearName
2009Tennessee
2010Tennessee
Season
Indoor
Indoor
USTFCCCA SCHOLAR-ATHLETE OF THE YEAR
YearName
2008
Sarah Bowman
2009
Sarah Bowman
2010
Phoebe Wright
Season
Indoor
Indoor
Indoor
USTFCCCA ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM
YearNameMajor
2007
Jackie Areson
Biological Sciences
Sarah Bowman
Human Resource Management
Lynne Layne
Child and Family Studies
Katie Van Horn
Statistics
Phoebe Wright
Biological Sciences
2009
Jackie Areson
Sarah Bowman
Alicia Essex
Lynne Layne
Chanelle Price
Katie Van Horn
Ellen Wortham
Phoebe Wright
Biological Sciences
Graphic Design
Arts & Sciences
Statistics
Arts & Sciences
Biochem., Cell. & Molecular Bio + Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
2010
Jackie Areson
Aslynn Halvorson
Holly Kane
Martinique Octave
Chanelle Price
Ellen Wortham
Phoebe Wright
Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
Arts & Sciences
Journalism & Electronic Media
Arts & Sciences
Communications
Psychology
2011
Georgraphy
Environmental Engineering
Arts & Sciences
Kinesiology
Communication Studies
Child & Family Studies
Sociology
Journalism & Electronic Media
Arts & Sciences
Psychology
Jackie Areson
Liz Costello
Linda Hadfield
Aslynn Halvorson
Jessie Harrison
Kia Jackson
Martinique Octave
Chanelle Price
Kianna Ruff
Ellen Wortham
SEC WOMEN’S Academic Honor Roll
YearName
1985
Christy Gearheiser
Karen McDonald
Laura Mozingo
Monica O’Reilly
Alison Quelch
Curriculum
Sports Communication
Social Work
Political Science
Physical Education
Biology
1986
Laura Mozingo
Monica O’Reilly
Political Science/Spanish
Physical Education
1987
Cathy Bodkin
Michelle Winterer
Liberal Arts
Business
1988
Janet Easterday
Education
1989
Patty Wiegand
Chemical Engineering
1990
Valerie Bertrand
Jasmin Jones
Patty Wiegand
Marketing
Social Work
1991
Shea Bible
Jasmin Jones
Tisha Milligan
Cindy O’Bryant
Patty Wiegand
Liberal Arts
Social Work
Elementary Education
Civil Engineering
1992
Shea Bible
Cindy O’Bryant
Monica Olkowski
Megan Thompson
Business
Biochemistry
Liberal Arts
Zoology
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
CAPITAL ONE/CoSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT
Graphic Design
Statistics
Biological Sciences
COACHES &
MEET
STAFF
THE TEAM
SportTeam
At-Large
2nd
At-Large
2nd
Track & Field
2nd
1st
1st
Track & Field
2nd
Track & Field/Cross Country* 1st
1st
Sarah Bowman
Alicia Essex
Lynne Layne
Katie Van Horn
Phoebe Wright
SEASON
PREVIEW
YearName
1989
Patty Wiegand
1998
Leslie Henley
2003
Christina Billings
2007
Katie Flaute
2008
Sarah Bowman
2009
Sarah Bowman
Phoebe Wright
Amanda Alexander
2010
Phoebe Wright
Jackie Areson
2011
Chanelle Price
2008
GENERAL
INFO.
CAPITAL ONE/CoSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA
131
132
1993
Shea Bible
Teal Mowery
Cindy O’Bryant
Sue Walton
Business
Kinesiology
Biochemistry
Business Education
1994
Dedra Davis
Stephanie Fields
Megan Thompson
Biology
Human Sciences
Kinesiology
1995
Michelle Bookman
Jennifer Brewer
Laura Haynes
Leslie Henley
Michelle Reasor
Shelley Walker
Retail and Consumer Sciences
Arts and Sciences
Arts and Sciences
Arts and Sciences
Social Work
Animal Science
1996
Marvena Almond
Michelle Elfervig
Maureen Ferris
Laura Haynes
Leslie Henley
Melissa Hiller
Beth Marlow
Stacey Siefert
Shelley Walker
Social Work
Biomedical Engineering
Arts and Sciences
Biology
Exercise Science
Mathematics
Pre-Medicine
Exercise Science
Animal Science
1997
Leah Anderson
Michelle Elfervig
Laura Haynes
Leslie Henley
Melissa Hiller
Beth Marlow
Zakiah Modeste
Erin Rinear
Erica Witter
1998
Dorothy Denko
Michelle Elfervig
Maureen Ferris
Leslie Henley
Marquita Knight
Zakiah Modeste
Kristen Ritter
Mindy Watkins
Erica Witter
Communications
Engineering Science
Biology
Exercise Science
Speech Pathology
Biology
Arts and Sciences
professional Program
Biochemistry
1999
Dorota Denko
Maureen Ferris
Zakiah Modeste
Erin Rinear
Kristen Ritter
Mindy Watkins
Erica Witter
Education
Education
Retail & Consumer Science
Biology
Speech Pathology
Psychology
Biochemistry
2000
Frenke Bolt
Rashida Dodson
Beth Gehring
Lesly Love
Andrea Pappas
Angie Pothier
Erin Rinear
Diane Slinden
Mindy Watkins
Engineering Science
Business Marketing
Psychology
Sport Management
Sport Management
Sociology
Biology
Biological Sciences
Psychology
2001
Amber Ayub
Christy Baird
Amy Bartosik
Mandy Bergey
Talayna Fortunato
Undeclared
Child Development
History
Child Development
Computer Science
Language/World Business
Engineering Science
English
Kinesiology
Arts and Sciences
Retail & Consumer Science
Arts and Sciences
Arts and Sciences
Biochemistry
Meghan Mantlo
Andrea Pappas
Carrie Pendley
Kristen Ritter
Diane Slinden
Janine Tessarzik
Lesly Love
Mindy Watkins
History
Sport Management
Music
Speech Pathology
Biology
Chemistry
Sports Management
Psychology
2002
Amber Ayub
Christy Baird
Amy Bartosik
Mandy Bergey
Aoife Hearne
Natalie Johnson
Meghan Mantlo
Diane Slinden
Janine Tessarzik
Erica Tittsworth
Sport Management
Child Development
History
Family Studies
Nutrition
Sociology
History
Biological Sciences
Chemistry
2003
2004
Erin Anderson
Amber Ayub
Christy Baird
Mandy Bergey
Christina Billings
Rebecca Collins
Sharon Dickie
Christie Elwin
Aoife Hearne
Denita Miller
Amy Ranker
Diane Slinden
Jessica Southers
Janine Tessarzik
Undeclared
Sport Management
Family Studies
Family Studies
Early Childhood Ed./Dual Licensure
Community Health Education
Sport Management
Broadcasting
Nutrition
Sport Management
Undeclared
Biochem., Cell. & Molecular Biology
Pre-Veterinary
Chemistry
Jessica Andrews
Megan Cauble
Katie Flaute
Felicia Guliford
Lindsay Hyatt
Lindsey McFarland
Carly Matthews
Jamie Rebella
Jessica Reust
Jessica Southers
Exercise Science
Undeclared
Exercise Science
Nursing
Graduate – Sports Management
Management
Art
Recreation and Tourism Mgmt.
Aerospace Engineering
Ecology and Evolutionary Bio.
2005
Jessica Andrews
Megan Cauble
Nicole Cook
Katie Flaute
Felicia Guliford
Tianna Madison
Carly Matthews
Toyin Olupona
Kendra Rhyne
Caitlin Ward
Catherine Wright
Rachel Zamata
Exercise Science
Art
Social Work
Exercise Science
Nursing
Social Work
Art
Political Science
Business Marketing
Sociology (Criminal Justice)
Social Work
Political Science
2006
Courtney Champion
Nicole Cook
Katie Flaute
Antoinette Gorham
Felicia Guliford
Carly Matthews
Jessica Reust
Rachel Secrest
Cleo Tyson
Caitlin Ward
Advertising
Social Work
Exercise Science
Social Work
Biochemistry, Cell. & Molecular Bio.
Art
Business
Sociology, Criminal Justice
Sarah Bowman Courtney Champion Rebecca Cole Alicia Essex Katie Flaute Felicia Guliford Tiki James Carly Matthews Kimarra McDonald Leah Soro Leslie Treherne Cleo Tyson Katie Van Horn Human Resource Management
Public Relations
Exercise Science
Graphic Design
Exercise Science
Biochem., Cell. & Molecular Bio./Spanish
Sport Management
Studio Art
Exercise Science
Environmental & Soil Science
Exercise Science
Statistics
2008
Jackie Areson
Rolanda Bell
Sarah Bowman
Shanna Dickenson
Alicia Essex
Celriece Law
Lynne Layne
Jennifer Lewellen
Kimarra McDonald
Leah Soro
Cleo Tyson
Katie Van Horn
Phoebe Wright
Exercise Science
Sociology – Criminal Justice
Graphic Design
Political Science
Anthropology
Exercise Science
Environmental and Soil Science
Statistics
2009
Amanda Alexander
Jackie Areson
Sarah Bowman
Ginny Browning
Alicia Essex
Holly Kane
Celriece Law
Lynne Layne
Michele Levy
Jena’ Murphy
Taylor Rotella
Leah Soro
Katie Van Horn
Kim White
Phoebe Wright
Psychology (PhD)
Civil Engineering
Graphic Design
Journalism and Electronic Media
Sport Management
Exercise Science
Sport Management
Environmental and Soil Science
Statistics
Sociology
Biochem., Cell. & Molecular Bio
2010
Annie Alexander
Elizabeth Altizer
Jackie Areson
Rolanda Bell
Ally Colvin
Ashley Harris
Charity Honeycutt
Holly Kane
Chelsea Knotts Michele Levy
Kimarra McDonald Jená Murphy Chanelle Price
Taylor Rotella Brittany Sheffey Elizabeth Tiller Kim White Ellen Wortham Phoebe Wright Journalism and Electronic Media
Biochem., Cell. & Molecular Bio
Kinesiology
Kinesiology
Communications
Kinesiology
Kinesiology
Communications
Sport Management
Political Science
Public Administration & Spanish
Sociology: Criminal Justice
Psychology
Elizabeth Altizer
Jackie Areson
Bianca Blair
Ally Colvin
Liz Costello
Aslynn Halvorson
Jessie Harrison
Charity Honeycutt
Kia Jackson
Brittany Jones
Holly Kane
Laquoya Kelly
Chelsea Knotts
Jená Murphy
Martinique Octave
Chanelle Price
Brittany Sheffey
Kirstyn Sweeney
Elizabeth Tiller
Kim White
Ellen Wortham
Biological Sciences
Geography
Sociology
Exercise Science
Environmental Engineering
Kinesiology
Social Work
Psychology
Exercise Science
Sociology
Political Science
Psychology
Public Administration & Spanish
Sociology
Psychology
SEC WOMEN’S freshman Academic Honor Roll
YearName
2004
Tianna Madison
Curriculum
Undeclared
2005
Courtney Champion Exercise Science
Cleo Tyson
2006
Sarah Bowman Business
Kimarra McDonald Arts & Sciences
Leah Soro Environmental Sciences
2007
Jackie Areson Rose-Anne Galligan Lynne Layne Jennifer Lewellen Phoebe Wright Arts & Sciences
Geography
Child & Family Studies
Anthropology
Arts & Sciences
2008
2009
Tyler Barnes
Holly Kane
Arts & Sciences
Sport Management
Elizabeth Altizer
Akeela Bravo
Ally Colvin
Ashley Harris
Charity Honeycutt
Chelsea Knotts Chanelle Price
Elizabeth Tiller
Ellen Wortham
Arts & Sciences
Arts & Sciences
Arts & Sciences
Arts & Sciences
Arts & Sciences
Arts & Sciences
Arts & Sciences
Arts & Sciences
Arts & Sciences
2010
Aslynn Halvorson
Jessie Harrison
Kia Jackson
Arts & Sciences
Arts & Sciences
Arts & Sciences
2011
Kristen Barnett
Katherine Dresch
Linda Hadfield
Amanda Jones
Allison Outerbridge
Kianna Ruff
Amber Zimmerman
Arts & Sciences
Arts & Sciences
Arts & Sciences
Arts & Sciences
Arts & Sciences
Arts & Sciences
Arts & Sciences
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
2007
2011
COACHES &
MEET
STAFF
THE TEAM
Social Work
Political Science
SEASON
PREVIEW
Catherine Wright
Rachel Zamata
GENERAL
INFO.
133
VOL ACADEMIC HONORS
CAPITAL ONE/CoSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA
YearName
1991
Jamie Barnes
1992
Jamie Barnes
1995
Stewart Ellington
1999
Russell Johnson
2006
Chris Helwick
Zach Sabatino
2007
Chris Helwick
Jangy Addy
Jeff Day
2008
Jangy Addy
Michael Hogue
SportTeam
Cross Country
1st
Track & Field
1st
Cross country
1st
Track & Field 2nd
Track & Field 2nd
Track & Field
2nd
Track & Field
1st
Track & Field
2nd
Track & Field 2nd
Track & Field
1st
Track & Field
2nd
CAPITAL ONE/CoSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT
YearName
1996
Stewart Ellington
1997
Tom Pappas
1999
Russell Johnson
2002
Kevin Thompson
2003
Kevin Thompson
2004
Brett Frykberg
2008
Jangy Addy
Michael Hogue
SportTeam
Cross Country
1st
Track & Field
2nd
Track & Field
1st
Track & Field
1st
Track & Field
2nd
Track & Field
1st
Track & Field
1st
Track & Field
1st
USTFCCCA ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM
YearNameMajor
2006
Jangy Addy
Journalism/Electronic Media
Jeff Day
Sport Management
Tyler DeVault
Management/Human Relations
Chris Helwick
Economics
Michael Hogue
Nursing
Zach Sabatino
Sport Management
Richard Wooten
Finance
2007
Jangy Addy
Andy Baksa
Jeff Day
Tyler DeVault
Chris Helwick
Michael Hogue
Richard Wooten
Exercise Science
Sport Management
Economics
Nursing
Finance
2009
John Hewitt
Landscape Design
2010
John Hewitt
Matt Maloney
Landscape Design
Ecology & Evolutionary Biology
SEC MEN’S Academic Honor Roll
134
YearName
1984
John Everett
David Giles
Scott Lundy
Curriculum
Education
Engineering
Business
1985
Ken Barbee
Joseph Davey
David Giles
Scott Lundy
Doug Hedrick
Anthony Heitzman
John Tillman
John Young
Engineering
Business
Engineering
Business
General Studies
Engineering
Business
Engineering
1986
Kenneth Barbee
Richard Cummins
Engineering Science
Biology
Doug Hedrick
Troy Robinson
Physical Education
Electrical Engineering
1987
Richard Cummins
Doug Hedrick
Anthony Heitzman
Matthew F. Hopkins
Troy Robinson
John Tillman
Anthropology
Physical Education
Civil Engineering
Management
Marketing
1988
John Coyne
Ken Green
Doug Hedrick
Matt Hopkins
Don Moore
Troy Robinson
Finance
Physical Education
Physical Education
Management
Mechanical Engineering
1989
John Coyne
Don Moore
Finance
1990
Jamie Barnes
John Coyne
Rich Fulford
Don Moore
David Smith
Industrial Engineering
Finance
Psychology
Management
1991
1992
1993
Jamie Barnes
Ted Butryn
Bruce Irvine
Wright Jernigan
Joe Margre
Jason Marlin
Sam Marshall
Glenn Morgan
Charles Reeves
David Smith
Physical Education
History
Pre-medicine
Political Science
Agricultural Education
Sport Management
Broadcasting
Management
Wright Jernigan
Joe Margre
Sam Marshall
Teddy Mitchell
Paul Provins
Matt Shuler
Pre-medicine
History
Agricultural Education
Business
English
Economics
Alan Clinton
Glenn Hayward
Mark Hostetter
Curtis Hutchins
Doug Janney
Wright Jernigan
Ryan Jumonville
Chris Leming
Jason Marlin
Teddy Mitchell
Matt Shuler
Lars Sumberg
English
Economics
Education
Language
English
Pre-medicine
Political Science
Exercise Physiology
Business
Business
Urban Sciences
Business
1994
Brandon Ally
Alan Clinton
Stewart Ellington
Randy Jenkins
Lawrence Johnson
Jason Marlin
Dan Monaghan
Matt Shuler
Lars Sumberg
Psychology
English
Nursing
Sport Management
Sport Management
Marketing
Business
Urban Studies
Accounting
1995
Brandon Ally
Phil Carter
Tony Cosey
Stewart Ellington
Ben Goba Psychology
Psychology
Nursing
Engineering Science
VOL ACADEMIC HONORS
Brandon Ally
Doug Bockenstette
Rob Burkhart
Phil Carter
Tony Cosey
Doug Ellington
Stewart Ellington
Ben Goba
Dan Monaghan
Malcolm Saxon
Jason Webster
Psychology
Pre-business
Math
Psychology
Communications
Nursing
Engineering Science
Marketing
Pre-business
Geography
1997
Felipe Apablaza
Phil Carter
Bob Dickie
Charles Edsall
Russell Johnson
Mike Moran
Jeremy Racey
Malcolm Saxon
Brock Smith
Jason Webster
Pre-professional
Economics
Pre-professional
Pre-major Studies
Finance
Pre-professional
Finance
Pre-major Studies
Geography
1998
Aaron Ausmus
Phil Carter
Justin Devine
Bob Dickie
John Dickson
Russell Johnson
Jeremy Racey
Sport Management
Industrial Education
History
Business
Exercise Science
Exercise Science
1999
Tim Bell
Justin Devine
Joe Dickson
John Dickson
Doug Ellington
Lance Jauron
Russell Johnson
Tim O’Hare
Tom Pappas
Steve Pitlik
Jeremy Racey
Matt Rush
Brock Smith
Broadcasting
Industrial Education
Psychology
Accounting
Broadcasting
Sport Management
Exercise Science
Graphic Design
Recreation & Leisure Studies
Business
Exercise Science
Biology
2000
Tim Bell
Joe Dickson
John Dickson
Jon Jamison
Lance Jauron
Will Jay
Mark Johnson
Russell Johnson
Kevin Morton
Tim O’Hare
Jeremy Racey
Brock Smith
Brian Wallace
Matt Rush
Kevin Thompson
Public Relations
Psychology
Accounting
Sociology
Sport Management
Human Resource Development
Biochemistry
Exercise Science
Civil Engineering
Graphic Design
Exercise Science
Biology
Sociology
Arts & Sciences
2001
Eric Bell
Tim Bell
Ryan Clark
Toby Colyer
Joe Dickson
John Dickson
Anthony Famiglietti
Business
Public Relations
Arts & Sciences
Sociology
Psychology
Accounting
Psychology
Jon Jamison
Lance Jauron
Karl Jennings
Mark Johnson
Boris Kawohl
Steve Klein
Brad Leach
Kevin Morton
Tim O’Hare
Steve Pitlik
Colin Rochford
Matt Rush
Brock Smith
Kevin Thompson
Sociology
Sport Management
Biochemistry/Biology
Biochemistry/Biology
Arts & Sciences
Business
Finance
Civil Engineering
Graphic Design
Logistics & Transportation
Business
Biology
Political Science
2002
Tim Bell
Toby Colyer Scott DeFilippis John Dickson Joe Dickson Vince Dressel
Lance Jauron Steve Pitlik Matt Rush Clay Wiggins Kevin Thompson Public Relations
Sociology
Sport Management
Accounting
Psychology
History
Sport Management
Logistics and Transportation
Exercise Science
Political Science
2003
Tim Bell
Karl Jennings
Keith Kimmons
Steve Klein
Sean Lambert
Matt Rush
Steve Pitlik
Leigh Smith
Hassaan Stamps
Kevin Thompson
Shannon Wheatley
Kevin Yeager
Public Relations
Psychology
History
Chemistry
Forestry
Sport Management
Political Science
History
Business
2004
Frank Francois
Brett Frykberg
Nate Jansen
Sean Lambert
Matthew Lapp
Jay Mandato
Brian Mills
Chandler Rice
Blake Sabo
Leigh Smith
Craig Sutherland
Jeff Trembley
Kevin Yeager
Mike Yurcho
Management
Biochemistry
Chemistry
Exercise Science
Sport Management (Grad.)
Speech Communication
Sport Management
Sport Management (Grad.)
Wildlife/Fisheries Science
Finance
Psychology
Marketing
Sport Management
2005
Jangy Addy Joakim Daun
Jeff Day Jacob Dennis Frank Francois Chris Helwick Michael Hogue Alex Hritcu Nate Jansen Sean Lambert
Andy Lane Matthew Lapp Brian Mills Kenny Schappert Leigh Smith
Jeff Trembley Josh Whisman Kevin Yeager Electronic Media
Political Science
Sport Management
History
Management
Economics
Nursing
Urban Studies
Chemistry
Marketing
Exercise Science
Speech Communication
Human Resource Development
Wildlife/Fisheries Science
Psychology
Sport Management
Marketing
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
1996
COACHES &
MEET
STAFF
THE TEAM
General Business
Pre-business
Urban Studies
Accounting
SEASON
PREVIEW
Dan Monaghan
Malcolm Saxon
Matt Shuler
Lars Sumberg
GENERAL
INFO.
135
VOL ACADEMIC HONORS
136
2006
Jangy Addy
Andy Baksa
Jeff Day
Jacob Dennis
Tyler DeVault
Chris Helwick
Michael Hogue
Anthony Immediate
Andy Lane
Matthew Lapp
Ben Lukowski
Tim Nguyen
Zach Sabatino
Kenny Schappert
Jim Sexton
Brent Smith
Steve Tobin
Jeff Trembley
Richard Wooten
Exercise Science
Sport Management
History
Economics
Nursing
Special Education
Marketing
Sport Studies (Grad.)
Exercise Science
Pyschology
Sport Management
Human Resources
Geography
Exercise Science
Psychology
Finance
2007
Jangy Addy
Andy Baksa
Jeff Day
Jacob Dennis
Tyler DeVault
Kevin Duffy
Kris Fant
Jonathan Fluellen
Akeem Hardnett
Chris Helwick
Michael Hogue
Anthony Immediate
Denton Jones
Andy Lane
Ben Lukowski
Brent Smith
Steve Tobin
Lee Trembley
Richard Wooten
Exercise Science
Sport Management
History
Public Administration (Grad.)
Economics
Sport Management
Economics/Finance
Nursing
Special Education
Economics
Marketing/Logistics
Exercise Science
Excercise Science
Psychology
Finance
2008
Jangy Addy
Kris Fant
Jonathan Fluellen
John Hewitt
Michael Hogue
Anthony Immediate De’Lon Isom
Chris Kane
Yarrick Kincaid
Matt Maloney
Matt Piccarello
Andrew Press
Chris Rapp
Steve Tobin
Richard Wooten
Economics
Sport Management
Plant Sciences
Nursing
Special Education (Grad.)
Psychology
Sport Management
Psychology
English - Creative Writing
Microbiology
Civil Engineering
Finance
2009
Michael Ayers
Joe Berry
Matthew Best
Mike Brodsky
David Clabo
Nathaniel Couture
Steve Fassino
Jonathan Fluellen
Akeem Hardnett
John Hewitt
Matt Maloney
Axel Mostrag
Matthieu Pritchett
Chris Rapp
Robert Rasnick
Kyle Stevenson
Steve Tobin
Psychology
Forestry
Accounting
Mathematics
Sport Management
Plant Sciences
Biological Sciences
Psychology
Civil Engineering
Psycology
Sport Management
2010
Richard Wooten
Finance
Joe Berry Chris Bodary Mike Brodsky Kevin Carney David Clabo
Steve Fassino Tom Gilmartin
John Hewitt Brad Holtz Chris Kane *Matt Maloney Emerson Peacock Chris Rapp
Robert Rasnick Kyle Stevenson Drew Thomas Biomedical Engineering
Agricultural Leadership
Management
Forestry
Mathematics
Landscape Design
Communications
Sport Management
Food and Ag Business
Civil Engineering
Sport Management
Computer Science
2011
Alan Bachman
Kevin Carney
David Clabo
Steve Fassino
Les Gilbert
Tom Gilmartin
Nathan Grace
Chris Rapp
Robert Rasnick
Eric Ryan
Drew Thomas
Garrek Thompson
Psychology
Logistics
Forestry-Resources Management
Mathematics
Kinesiology
Geography
Civil Engineering
Civil Engineering
Computer Engineering
* SEC Male Scholar-Athlete of the Year
SEC MEN’S FRESHMAN Academic Honor Roll
YearName
2004
Jangy Addy
Jeff Day
Jacob Dennis
Michael Hogue
Aries Merritt
Curriculum
Undecided
Undecided
Undecided
Undecided
Undecided
2005
Sport Management
Biochemistry
Business
Cade Liverman
Steve Tobin
Richard Wooten
2006None
2007
Nathan Grace
John Hewitt
De’Lon Isom
Chris Kane
Arts & Sciences
Plant Sciences
Political Science
Sport Management
2008
Joe Berry Biomedical Engineering
2009None
2010
Patrick Crum
Arts & Sciences
2011
Matt Darr
Joachim De Bock
Stephen Derlath
Tyler Freeman
Blake Hamilton
Matthew Hoty
Michael Maira
Deon McAdoo
Alex McCandless
Jake Rainey
Keith Thomas
Arts & Sciences
Arts & Sciences
Arts & Sciences
Arts & Sciences
Arts & Sciences
Arts & Sciences
Arts & Sciences
Arts & Sciences
Arts & Sciences
Arts & Sciences
Arts & Sciences
ALL-TIME ROSTER &
LETTERMEN
ALL-TIME LADY VOL ROSTER
Cassandra Crawford.......................................................................1976
Christy Cupp......................................................................................1990
Debbie Cutler............................................................................. 1975-76
A
Amanda Alexander.........................................................................2009
Annie Alexander.......................................................... 2008Phyllis Alexander...................................................................... 1973-76
Nia Ali...................................................................................................2007
K.C. Allen.............................................................................................2000
Vata Allen...........................................................................................1980
Debbie Alley............................................................................... 1978-79
Marvena Almond...................................................................... 1993-97
Missy Alston............................................................................... 1974-77
Elizabeth Altizer.......................................................... 2009Abbe Ames................................................................................. 1974-76
Erin Anderson............................................................................ 2001-03
Leah Anderson.................................................................................1997
Sasha Anderson...............................................................................2007
Vanessa Anderson...........................................................................1976
Jessica Andrews........................................................................ 2002-05
Alice Annum......................................................................................1972
Jackie Areson............................................................................. 2007-11
Jorie Armstrong...............................................................................1991
Zjakhaania Askew.................................................................... 1995-96
Kelly Austin........................................................................................1980
Amber Ayub............................................................................... 2000-03
B
Christy Baird.......................................................................... 2000-2003
Sharrieffa Barksdale................................................................. 1981-84
Tyler Barnes................................................................................ 2008-09
Kristen Barnett..................................................................................2011
Pam Barnett.......................................................................................1991
Amy Bartosik......................................................................... 1997-2000
Teresa Baugh.....................................................................................1978
Susan Baxter............................................................................... 1982-83
Rolanda Bell................................................................................ 2006-09
Sonya Bell.................................................................................... 2001-02
Toni Bellon.........................................................................................1974
Robin Benjamin......................................................................... 1985-88
Clara Bennett............................................................................. 1972-73
Kameisha Bennett.................................................................... 2000-04
Princess Bennett....................................................................... 1987-88
Monique Berarducci.......................................................................2002
Mandy Bergey............................................................................ 2000-02
Krista Berryman................................................................................1979
Lori Bertelkamp......................................................................... 1978-79
Valerie Bertrand........................................................................ 1987-90
Shea Bible.................................................................................... 1990-93
Christina (Clark) Billings............................................................ 2001-03
Jessica Bishop...................................................................................2002
Bridgitte Bittner........................................................................ 1978-79
Bianca Blair.................................................................. 2010Paulette Blalock................................................................................1986
Laura Blank........................................................................................1978
Cathy Bodkin.............................................................................. 1986-88
Lauren Bogaty..................................................................................1998
Sarah Bowman won the mile run in a photo finish and helped the
Lady Vols win a 2009 NCAA Indoor National Championship.
138
D
Sara Dalton........................................................................................1999
Brittany Daniels................................................................................2007
Karol Davidson.................................................................................1984
Dedra Davis................................................................................ 1993-94
Tanya Dawson...................................................................................1993
Shari Demarest.......................................................................... 1975-77
Dorothy Denko.......................................................................... 1997-98
Chantal Desrosiers................................................................... 1982-84
Shanna Dickenson....................................................................2005-08
Sharon Dickie..................................................................1999, 2001-03
Sally DiScenza............................................................................ 1975-76
Rashida Dodson.........................................................................2000-01
Katherine Dresch......................................................... 2011Sally Dumas.......................................................................................1972
Barbara Dunn....................................................................................1972
Allison Dupree........................................................................... 1988-89
E
Sprinter Courtney Champion was a 12-time All-American during
her career and helped Tennessee win the 2005 NCAA Indoor crown.
Mary Bolden......................................................................................1984
Frenke Bolt............................................................................. 1999-2000
Kelia Bolton................................................................................. 1983-84
Michelle Bookman................................................................... 1991-95
Sarah Bowman...........................................................................2006-09
Miriam Boyd............................................................................... 1980-81
Pat Brake.............................................................................................1975
Akeela Bravo............................................................................... 2009-10
Jennifer Brewer......................................................................... 1994-95
Janelle Briggs............................................................................. 1996-99
Ariel Brooks..................................................................................2005-06
Keena Brooks.................................................................................... 2001
Shemea Broom ..............................................................................1993
Ginny Browning.........................................................................2008-09
Alyssa Bryant.............................................................................. 2007-09
Nyosha Bryant........................................................................... 2010-11
Kathy Bryant........................................................................ 1980-83, 85
Janet Buhrow............................................................................. 1976-78
Megan Burch.............................................................................. 1994-97
Claudia Burton.......................................................................... 2005-07
Leigh Ann Burton......................................................................2007-08
Tiara Butler......................................................................................... 2003
Janet Easterday................................................................................1987
Kathy Echols............................................................................... 1975-76
Lindsay Eck..................................................................................2001-02
Michelle Elfervig....................................................................... 1995-98
Christie Elwin............................................................................. 2000-03
Lynn Emery................................................................................. 1977-80
Alicia Essex...................................................................................2006-09
F
Ann Farrar........................................................................................... 1974
Andrea Ferri................................................................. 2009Maureen Ferris........................................................................... 1995-99
Stephanie Fields........................................................................ 1991-95
Sara Fieweger...................................................................................1994
Pam Fillmore.............................................................................. 1984-85
Veronica Findley....................................................................... 1983-84
Cheryl Finley............................................................................... 1994-95
Edra Finley................................................................................... 2004-05
Benita Fitzgerald....................................................................... 1980-83
Shara Flacy.................................................................................. 1975-76
Katie Flaute..................................................................................2003-07
Kelly Flowers...............................................................................2001-03
Ramzee Fondren.......................................................... 2009Kim Fontenot....................................................................................1993
Talayna Fortunato........................................................................... 2000
Melissa Foster............................................................................ 1978-80
Rukiya Foster.....................................................................................1994
Debbie Freedenbourg...................................................................1975
C
G
Anissa Campbell........................................................................1995-98
Karen Carbin............................................................................... 1985-88
Tracy Carrington........................................................................1998-99
Debbie Carter...................................................................................1975
Megan Cauble............................................................................2003-05
Courtney Champion.................................................................2005-08
Erin Champion..............................................................2012Myrtle Chester........................................................................... 1981-84
Gena Clare................................................................................... 1986-88
Carrie Clark........................................................................................1973
Joetta Clark................................................................................. 1981-84
Allison Clary.......................................................................................1997
Shannon Cline..................................................................................1980
Alma Cobb.........................................................................................1980
Jane Cobb................................................................................... 1979-80
Danielle Coffey.......................................................................... 2010-11
Diane Coffey............................................................................... 1978-79
Marsha Cole.......................................................................................1974
Rebecca Cole..................................................................................... 2007
Tara Coleman....................................................................................1988
Lynne Collazo............................................................................. 1990-94
Rebecca Collins..........................................................................2000-03
Regina Colson...................................................................................1975
Ally Colvin....................................................................................2009-11
Nicole Cook.................................................................................2002-05
Christine Coppola........................................................................... 2009
Lizzie Cornell................................................................ 2012Cathy Corpeny........................................................................... 1981-84
Liz Costello.........................................................................................2011
Samantha Coulson....................................................................2000-02
Sarah Coury.......................................................................................2000
Jane Cox..............................................................................................1973
Rose-Anne Galligan........................................................................2007
Alice Gardner....................................................................................1975
Christy Gearhiser.............................................................................1985
Sharon Dickie won an SEC Outdoor crown in the 5000 meters at Tom
Black Track in 2003 and was a two-time All-American.
J
Brittney Jackson.......................................................... 2011Kia Jackson................................................................... 2010-
K
Holly Kane....................................................................................2008-11
Kelsey Kane...................................................................2009Kathy Kearfott................................................................................... 1979
Judy Penton Keener................................................................ 1972-73
Marcia Keeton...................................................................................1989
Laquoya Kelly................................................................2009Chris Kimball.....................................................................................1981
Javita Kirby.................................................................................. 1993-94
Cathy Kirchner........................................................................... 1978-81
Sharon Kirk.................................................................................. 1975-76
Marquita Knight................................................................... 1997-2000
Chelsea Knotts..............................................................2009Kelly Kobia.........................................................................................1993
Janice Koehler..................................................................................1974
Emily Krainik............................................................................... 1976-77
N
Brittany Napoli............................................................................2008-11
Liz Natale............................................................................................ 1984
Tracy Nelson............................................................................... 1982-85
Brooke Novak............................................................................. 2002-06
O
Cindy O’Bryant...........................................................................1990-93
Katie O’Connell...........................................................................2007-08
Carolyn O’Hora...........................................................................2003-04
Monica O’Reilly.......................................................................... 1983-87
Martinique Octave....................................................... 2010Ebubechi Okwumabua..................................................................2011
Ilrey Oliver................................................................................... 1983-87
Monica Olkowski...................................................................... 1991-92
Toyin Olupona............................................................................2002-05
Allison Outerbridge..................................................... 2011Marsha Outlaw.................................................................................1976
Tammy Owens........................................................................... 1978-79
L
Donna Lake................................................................................. 1979-80
Lynn Lashley............................................................................... 1977-80
Celriece Law................................................................................2005-09
Lynne Layne................................................................................2007-09
Audrey Lee.........................................................................................1993
Jana Lee..............................................................................................1976
Tonya Lee..................................................................................... 1989-92
Pat Leroy...................................................................................... 1990-93
Michele Levy...............................................................................2009-11
Jennifer Lewellen..................................................................... 2007-08
Susan Lichtenberger............................................................... 1976-77
LaTonya Loche............................................................................2005-08
Lesly Love............................................................................... 1997-2000
Patavia Lowery............................................................ 2012Pam Lyons..........................................................................................1998
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
IN REVIEW SEC CHAMPIONS AMERICANS OLYMPIANSHISTORY ROSTERHISTORY RECORDS & RECORDS
Mallery Ivy................................................................................... 1989-92
Mahuli Jakubek................................................................................1979
Pavi’Elle “Tiki” James.......................................................................2007
Alicia Johnson............................................................................ 1990-92
Amirah Johnson........................................................... 2012Gloria Johnson.................................................................................1974
Natalie Johnson................................................................... 1998-2000
Ty-Vonna Johnson....................................................... 2011Brenda Joiner....................................................................................1974
Donna Joiner.....................................................................................1972
Amanda Jones..................................................................................2011
Angie Jones................................................................................ 1983-84
Brittany Jones.............................................................. 2008Jasmin Jones.............................................................................. 1988-91
Saidah Jones.............................................................................. 1994-98
COACHES &
MEET
STAFF
THE TEAM
I
Celriece Law was the NCAA Indoor runner-up in the 60m hurdles
and placed fifth outdoors in the 100m hurdles in 2009.
SEASON
PREVIEW
H
Linda Hadfield.............................................................. 2011Jane Haist..................................................................................... 1977-79
Jill Hall..................................................................................................1976
Patricia Hall.................................................................................. 2005-06
Aslynn Halvorson........................................................ 2010Vonda Hammons...................................................................... 1986-89
Chardae Hancock...................................................................... 2008-10
Cara Hardy..........................................................................................2000
Quintessa Harps........................................................................ 1996-98
Ashley Harris.................................................................2009Kathi Harris.................................................................................1983, 85
Jessie Harrison............................................................. 2010Alisa Harvey................................................................................ 1984-87
Annie Hatmaker...............................................................................1976
Rose Hauch................................................................................. 1979-82
Laura Haynes.............................................................................. 1994-97
Marilyn Haynes.................................................................................1974
Aoife Hearne............................................................................... 2001-02
Leslie Henley.............................................................................. 1994-98
Jane Herron.......................................................................................1972
Kayla Herron......................................................................................2004
Heidi Hertz.................................................................................. 1977-78
Jenny Hill..................................................................................... 1974-75
Melissa Hiller.............................................................................. 1995-97
Paula Hines........................................................................................1981
Karen Hodgkinson................................................................... 1987-88
Charity Honeycutt........................................................2009Tracy Hopkins............................................................................ 1983-84
Eileen Hornberger.................................................................... 1981-83
Vickie Hudson............................................................................ 1992-95
Beth Huff...................................................................................... 1981-82
Terry Hull..................................................................................... 1969-70
Lita Hurtson.......................................................................................1974
Lindsay Hyatt....................................................................................2004
Meghan Mantlo................................................................... 1997-2000
Beth Marlow............................................................................... 1995-97
Karla Marshall...................................................................................2002
LaVonna Martin......................................................................... 1985-88
Carly Matthews......................................................................... 2004-07
Elizabeth McCalley....................................................................2002-05
Ellen McCallister........................................................................ 1980-83
Kathy McCann........................................................................... 1977-78
Molly McCaughey...........................................................................1983
Vanessa McClinic.............................................................................1976
Karen McDonald....................................................................... 1984-85
Kimarra McDonald................................................................... 2006-11
Kasha McDougald........................................................ 2012Lindsey McFarland................................................................... 2002-05
Amara McKell............................................................................. 2005-08
Donna McLain........................................................................... 1981-83
Carla McLaughlin...................................................................... 1986-88
JoAnne McLeod........................................................................ 1978-79
Kim McMillan....................................................................................1977
Lauren McNeil.............................................................................2002-03
Ann McPherson................................................................................ 1981
Ramona Melvin................................................................................1980
Denita Miller............................................................................... 2001-03
Tisha Milligan............................................................................. 1990-91
Zakiah Modeste........................................................................ 1996-97
Lauren Molchan............................................................................... 2009
Kayla Montgomery.................................................................. 1995-96
Lissa Moore........................................................................................1977
Shawn Moore...................................................................... 1987-88, 90
Jabeanna Morris....................................................................... 1997-98
Leslie Morris............................................................................... 1977-78
Robin Mortel...............................................................................2005-06
Teal Mowery............................................................................... 1992-93
Laura Mozingo........................................................................... 1983-86
Jená Murphy...............................................................................2008-11
Sharon Mustin........................................................................... 1981-82
Tina Myers..........................................................................................1978
GENERAL
INFO.
Beth Gehring......................................................................... 1997-2000
Amanda Gillam.......................................................................... 1993-95
Desi Gillespie.............................................................................. 1983-84
Kathy Goldstein......................................................................... 1977-79
Jennifer Gordon...............................................................................2002
Antoinette Gorham................................................................. 2002-05
Sharon Gough........................................................................... 1977-78
Serena Gray........................................................................................2000
Katherine Green................................................................................1998
Gretchen Grimaud..........................................................................1993
Janea Grimes............................................................................... 2008-11
Kathy Grover.....................................................................................1977
Felicia Guliford............................................................................ 2003-07
M
Alisa Harvey seized an NCAA Outdoor victory in the 1500 meters in
1986 and went on to enjoy a lengthy post-collegiate running career.
Anne MacKinnon.............................................................................1983
Tianna Madison......................................................................... 2004-05
Katrice Malcom......................................................................... 1994-97
Michelle Manery....................................................................... 1990-91
Susan Manning......................................................................... 1978-81
The national runner-up in the discus throw in 1992 and 1994, Alana
Preston also earned SEC titles in that event in 1992 and 1995.
139
P
V
Andrea Pappas..................................................................... 1999-2000
Kelly Parrish.......................................................................................2007
Pam Passera................................................................................ 1981-84
Carrie Pendley...................................................................................2000
Kristen Permakoff............................................................................1990
Althea Peterson......................................................................... 1978-79
Julia Petree................................................................... 2012Pam Pettus.................................................................................. 1976-79
Linda Portasik............................................................................ 1980-83
Angie Pothier.........................................................................1999-2000
Tisha Prather.............................................................................. 1990-93
Alana Preston............................................................................. 1992-95
Chanelle Price...............................................................2009Angela Pruitt.....................................................................................2003
Burline Pullin.............................................................................. 1974-76
Tamara Van Duyn............................................................................. 1997
Katie Van Horn........................................................................... 2006-09
Erika van Reenen.............................................................................2001
Sara Vigil.............................................................................................2004
Jeanne Villegas..........................................................................1986, 88
Rhoda Visser......................................................................................1985
Jenny Vonderfecht.......................................................................... 2000
W
Q
Alison Quelch............................................................................. 1983-85
Virginia Quellmalz.................................................................... 1992-93
R
Nicole Rammer.................................................................................2010
Amy Ranker................................................................................ 2001-02
Cathy Rattray.............................................................................. 1981-84
Michelle Reasor......................................................................... 1994-95
Jamie Rebella............................................................................. 2002-04
Amy Reeves.......................................................................................1995
Jessica Reust................................................................................2003-06
Deidre Reynolds............................................................................... 2000
Kendra Rhyne..............................................................................2002-05
Ashley Rice ........................................................................................2004
Lana Rice...................................................................................... 1986-87
Lisa Richardson......................................................................... 1989-92
Erin Rinear....................................................................... 1996-98, 2000
Kristen Ritter........................................................................ 1997-2000*
LaTish Roach...................................................................................... 2000
Rita Robinson....................................................................................1985
Vanessa Robinson...........................................................................1980
Elise Roby.................................................................................... 1976-79
Taylor Rotella...............................................................................2008-10
Kianna Ruff................................................................... 2011Missy Rutherford...................................................................... 1978-80
S
Jan Sadler...........................................................................................1986
Tyangela Sanders............................................................................ 1999
Menka Scott........................................................................ 1985, 87-89
Rachel Secrest...................................................................................2006
Samantha Sedgwick....................................................................... 2008
Lois Sewell................................................................................... 1974-76
Millicent Shabazz.............................................................................1990
Brittany Sheffey............................................................2008Lynn Sheffield............................................................................ 1975-77
Betty Shell................................................................................... 1977-78
DeeDee Trotter, one of the world’s best at 400 meters, was an eighttime All-American and two-time NCAA champion at Tennessee.
Iman Shelton.....................................................................................1997
Lisa Sherrill.................................................................................. 1980-81
Stacey Siefert............................................................................. 1995-97
Phyllis Silcock............................................................................. 1975-77
Shannon Simmons..........................................................................1995
Sally Sligar................................................................................... 1976-77
Diane Slinden.........................................................................1999-2002
Kim Smallwood......................................................................... 1996-97
Kelly Smith.................................................................................. 1996-97
Sandy Smith......................................................................................1980
Nijgia Snapp................................................................. 2011Staci Snider........................................................................................1992
Joanne Soldano........................................................................ 1977-80
Leah Soro..................................................................................... 2006-08
Jessica Southers........................................................................ 2001-04
Dina Spagnoli...................................................................................1991
Krista Stewart............................................................................. 1993-94
Brenda Stone............................................................................. 1974-76
Tere Stouffer............................................................................... 1986-87
Donna Stoyas....................................................................................1973
Michelle Strothers.................................................................... 1989-92
Mary Ann Sturr.................................................................................1977
Mindy Sullivan............................................................................2003-06
Heather Sumpter...............................................1996-97, 1999-2000
Celeste Susnis............................................................................ 1991-94
Katrina Swanson..............................................................................1984
Kirstyn Sweeney.......................................................... 2010Leah Swift...........................................................................................1976
Eve Waldrop....................................................................................... 1972
Lynn Waldrop....................................................................................1974
Shelley Walker............................................................................ 1994-96
Jackie Wallace............................................................................ 1982-85
Patricia Walsh............................................................................. 1982-85
Delisa Walton............................................................................. 1980-83
Sue Walton.................................................................................. 1992-95
Caitlin Ward.................................................................................2003-06
Laura Ward.................................................................................. 1974-76
Holly Warlick......................................................................................1977
Mindy Watkins...................................................................... 1997-2000
Renn Watkins.................................................................................... 2001
Lori Weaver................................................................................. 1982-85
Brenda Webb............................................................................. 1977-79
Jill Weber..................................................................................... 1985-86
Tania Wells..........................................................................................1981
Ashley Wengerter........................................................ 2012Amanda Wentland.......................................................................... 1999
Bridget White....................................................................................1986
Kelli White................................................................................... 1996-99
Kim White.................................................................................... 2008-11
Laurel White......................................................................................1997
Patty Wiegand........................................................................... 1988-91
Gina Wilbanks............................................................................ 1986-89
Charlotte Williams.................................................................... 1975-76
Val Williams................................................................................. 1975-77
Frederica Winley....................................................................... 1985-89
Michelle Winterer..................................................................... 1986-87
Erica Witter.................................................................................. 1996-99
Jane Woodhead........................................................................ 1987-90
Meredith Woods..............................................................................2000
Ellen Wortham..............................................................2009Catherine Wright.......................................................................2003-06
Phoebe Wright...........................................................................2007-10
Roberta Wright.......................................................................... 1978-79
Y
Venessa Yow............................................................................... 1972-74
Zsa Zsa Yow................................................................................ 1974-77
Z
Rachel Zamata........................................................................... 2003-06
Amber Zimmerman..................................................... 2011Sharon Zook............................................................................... 1972-75
* Denotes Medical Hardship In 1999-2000
T
Diane Slinden was an SEC discus champ in 2002 and a finalist for
NCAA National Woman of the Year distinction that season.
140
Jeneba Tarmoh................................................................................. 2008
JanCarol Taylor................................................................................. 1974
Janine Tessarzik..........................................................................2000-03
April Thomas...............................................................................2005-06
Sally Thomas.....................................................................................1980
Sonja Thomas............................................................................ 1992-93
Stephanie Thomas................................................................... 1982-84
Brenda Thompson.................................................................... 1977-78
Kim Thompson.......................................................................... 1976-77
Megan Thompson.................................................................... 1991-94
Susan Thornton......................................................................... 1977-80
Barb Tieperman......................................................................... 1977-80
Elizabeth Tiller..............................................................2009Erica Tittsworth..........................................................................2000-01
Penny Towers....................................................................................1980
Kim Townes................................................................................. 1993-96
Jazmen Townsend....................................................... 2011Leslie Treherne.......................................................................... 2004-07
DeeDee Trotter.......................................................................... 2002-04
Cleo Tyson................................................................................... 2005-08
Charting All-America performances in three different seasons, Sue
Walton finished her Lady Vol career with 12 All-America citations.
ALL-TIME VOL LETTERMEN
Distance runner Tony Cosey was a five-time All-American during his
days at Rocky Top.
D
Dailey, Deaundra.......................................................... 2011
Daler, Justin........................................................................... 1992-1993
Danners, Rocky..................................................................... 2000-2003
Darcus, Steve............................................................. 1976, 1978-1979
Daun, Joakim....................................................................................2003
Davey, Pat......................................................... 1975-1976,1978-1979
Davis, Harlan.........................................................................1989, 1991
Davis, Vando.......................................................................... 1986-1987
Dawson, Andrew................................................................. 2007-2008
Day, Jeff................................................................................... 2004-2007
Deal, William......................................................................................1949
Deatherage, Bill................................................................................1958
Deaton, Steve........................................................................ 1964-1967
DeFilippis, Scott................................................................... 2002-2003
DeGeorges, Roger............................................................... 1972-1973
DeLorenzo, Louie.................................................................1976, 1980
Demers, Ryan........................................................................ 2004-2007
Derlath, Stephen........................................................... 2011
Deutsch, Chad (Mgr.).......................................................... 1994-1995
Devane, Geno...................................................................................1997
DeVault, Tyler........................................................................ 2005-2007
Devine, Justin........................................................................1996, 1998
Dewalt, Jon........................................................................................1997
Dickie, Bob............................................................................. 1994-1998
Dickinson, Craig................................................................... 1983-1985
Dickinson, Jack (Mgr.)....................................................................1942
Dickson, Bob.....................................................................................1969
Dickson, Joe........................................................................... 1999-2001
Donaldson, Donald............................................................. 1915-1916
Dooley, Colin (Mgr.)........................................................................2001
Dorsey, Richard.................................................................... 1932-1934
D’Orazio, Chris...................................................................... 1969-1970
Dougherty, Joe..................................................................... 1933-1937
Douglas, Ryan....................................................................... 1997-1999
Downey, Earl.....................................................................................1948
Dressler, Matt....................................................................................2001
Drummond, Damion.......................................................... 2001-2002
Duffy, Kevin........................................................................................2007
Duncan, Dick.............................................................................. 1956-57
Duncan, Edmund................................................................. 1936-1939
Dunning, Donnelle.........................................................................1994
Duren, Ray.............................................................................. 1936-1937
Duthey, Greg (Mgr.)............................................................ 1991-1992
Dyer, E.B..............................................................................................1956
Dysart, Lawrence................................................................. 1928-1930
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
Darwin Bond, a letterwinner from 1971-74, held the school record
in the 400 meters for 28 years until Gary Kikaya eclipsed it in 2002.
C
Calvert, David....................................................................................1969
Cameron, Bill.....................................................................................1970
Campbell, Damond.............................................................2003, 2006
Campbell, Earl....................................................................... 1950-1952
Campbell, John................................................................................1936
Campbell, Lester.................................................................. 1941-1942
Canady, Darryl...................................................................... 1981-1983
Cantrell, Maurice.................................................................. 1956-1957
Carlson, Rob.......................................................................... 1992-1995
Carmichael, Tom.................................................................. 1969-1971
Carter, Phil.............................................................................. 1996-1997
Chisholm, Bill........................................................................ 1970-1972
Cifers, Ed................................................................................. 1938-1942
Clapp, Larry............................................................................ 1978-1980
Clark, Belfred......................................................................... 1984-1987
Clark, Ernest Jr....................................................................... 1930-1934
Cleghorn, Grant ................................................................... 1998-1999
Clinton, Alan......................................................................................1994
Cloutier, Rob.......................................................................... 2001-2004
Cobb, Reggie.....................................................................................1988
Colyer, Toby........................................................................... 1999-2001
Conn, Jerry.............................................................................1984, 1986
Contee, William................................................................................1980
Cook, Jeff............................................................................................1983
Cosey, Tony............................................................................ 1993-1996
Cottrell, Maurice...............................................................................1940
Coulter, Kenneth.................................................................. 1957-1959
Cowan, Brian......................................................................... 1991-1993
Cox, Bob..............................................................................................1974
Cox, J.T.................................................................................................1902
Cox, William.......................................................................................1940
Coyne, John............................................................... 1987-1989, 1991
Craig, James........................................................................... 1969-1971
Creswell, George.................................................................. 1936-1938
Critchlow, David...............................................................................1953
Cross, Paul.............................................................................. 2004-2005
Cruz, Robert.......................................................................................1997
Cummins, Charles Jr...........................................................1919, 1921
Cummins, Rick...................................................................... 1987-1988
Curry, Russell.....................................................................................1938
Cutler, Jimmy........................................................................ 1969-1970
COACHES &
MEET
STAFF
THE TEAM
B
Bachman, Alan...................................................................... 2009-2010
Bacigalupi, Jesse..............................................................................1999
Baker, Charles....................................................................................1960
Baksa, Andy.......................................................................................2007
Baldwin, Scott...................................................................................1942
Ball, Bob.................................................................................. 1969-1971
Barbee, Ken............................................................................ 1985-1986
Barber, Robert....................................................................... 1964-1966
Barbour, Clifford Jr...........................................................................1954
Barlow, Mike.......................................................................... 1976-1978
Barnes, Jamie........................................................................ 1991-1992
Barnes, William..................................................................... 1937-1939
Baron, Drew.......................................................................................1970
Bartholomew, Ben...........................................................................2010
Bartholomew, Sam.............................................................. 1937-1939
Bass, George (Mgr.).........................................................................1939
Bayer, S.D................................................................................ 1913-1915
Beal, Harold........................................................................... 1964-1967
Bean, Tyrone.............................................................. 1986-1988, 1990
Bedford, Phil.......................................................................... 1981-1984
Begnaud, Shane................................................................... 1994-1996
Bell, Dwayne Jr.......................................................... 1999, 2001-2003
Bell, Eric................................................................................... 2002-2003
Bell, Ford.............................................................................................2011
Bell, Tim....................................................................... 1998-2000, 2002
Beller, Ted...........................................................................................1941
Bennett, Andy...................................................................................1969
Benson, Terry................................................................ 2011
Bentz, Bob.............................................................................. 1974-1976
SEASON
PREVIEW
Abernethy, Al........................................................................1984, 1986
Addison, Ron......................................................................... 1973-1976
Addy, Jangy........................................................................... 2005-2008
Ailor, Earl.............................................................................................1940
Ailshie, Jim............................................................................. 1985-1986
Albertson, Frank................................................................... 1951-1953
Alexander, W......................................................................................1902
Anderson, Bill........................................................................ 1972-1975
Anderson, Harry................................................................... 1934-1936
Anderson, W.A..................................................................................1936
Andridge, Robert................................................................. 1938-1940
Angel, John............................................................................ 1973-1975
Apablaza, Felipe................................................................... 1996-1997
Armitage, O.C. Jr. (Mgr.).................................................................1934
Ash, Ell.................................................................................................2006
Atkins, Doug.......................................................................... 1950-1952
Atkinson, Bill......................................................................................1974
Aughenbaugh, Dustin........................................... 1942-1943, 1946
Ausmus, Aaron..................................................................... 1995-1998
Austin, David......................................................................... 1947-1948
Austin, Henry....................................................................................1940
Ayers, Michael....................................................................... 2008-2009
Bergenback, Bruce..........................................................................1979
Bergmeier, Ronald............................................................... 1947-1949
Berner, David.....................................................................................1969
Berry, Joe..............................................................2008-2011
Bierschenk, Gordon........................................................................1980
Binder, Clint............................................................... 1999, 2001-2002
Birger, Steve........................................................................... 1971-1972
Blackburn, Clarence............................................................ 1935-1936
Blackistone, Frank............................................................................1955
Blair, Anthony........................................................................ 1978-1981
Blane, John............................................................................. 1948-1950
Bockenstette, Doug............................................................ 1996-1997
Bodary, Chris................................................................. 2011
Boggan, William................................................................... 1926-1927
Bond, Darwin........................................................................ 1971-1974
Bonfiglio, Phil....................................................................................1973
Bordinger, Donald............................................................... 1949-1952
Boskovitch, Daniel...........................................................................1978
Bowers, Bruce.....................................................................1978-19801
Boudreau, Wes...................................................................... 1995-1998
Boulware, Robert................................................................. 2003-2005
Bowers, Rick............................................................... 1969, 1972-1973
Bowie, Anthony................................................................................1985
Branch, Mark......................................................................... 1973-1976
Brannon, Chase............................................................. 2011
Brixey, Tom............................................................................. 1948-1949
Brophy, Brian......................................................................... 1990-1992
Brown, Beecher.................................................................... 1957-1958
Brown, Bob........................................................................................1960
Brown, Chris................................................... 1994-1995, 1997-1998
Brown, Dan............................................................................ 1964-1967
Brown, Desmond..................................................... 2010-11
Brown, Doug......................................................................... 1971-1974
Brown, James........................................................................ 1930-1933
Brown, Laron......................................................................... 1983-1984
Bruce, James......................................................................................1947
Brunson, Drew...................................................................... 2005-2006
Bryan, Chalmers Jr............................................................... 1967-1968
Buckheit, Pat.............................................................. 1996-1998, 2000
Burchfield, Chip.................................................................... 1981-1983
Burton, Jeremy..................................................................... 2004-2005
Butterfield, Paul.................................................................... 1990-1992
GENERAL
INFO.
A
E
Earnhardt, Robert................................................................ 1949-1951
Edmonds, Phil...................................................................................1971
Eldridge, John...................................................................................1900
Ellenburg, Robert................................................................ 1938-1940
Elliott, Dick............................................................................. 1957-1958
Elliott, Sid................................................................................ 1962-1964
141
Ellington, John...................................................................... 1964-1967
Ellis, Rick.................................................................................. 1974-1975
Ellington, Doug.................................................................... 1996-1999
Ellington, Stewart................................................................ 1993-1996
Elmore, Bill.........................................................................................1948
Ely, James...........................................................................................1930
Englert, Jeff............................................................................ 1990-1991
Everett, John......................................................................... 1984-1985
Evey, Dick................................................................................ 1961-1963
F
Famiglietti, Anthony........................................................... 1999-2000
Fant, Kris.............................................................................................2007
Fassino, Steve................................................................ 2011
Field, Jeff................................................................................. 1982-1985
Fisher, Jody............................................................................ 1941-1942
Fisher, John............................................................................ 1936-1938
Fisher, Tom............................................................................. 1967-1969
Fitzpatrick, Kevin................................................................. 1989-1992
Flack, Hunter......................................................................... 1924-1925
Fletcher, Allen....................................................................... 1967-1968
Flood, Dennis....................................................................................1971
Flowers, Jeff........................................................................... 1971-1974
Flowers, Richmond............................................................. 1966-1969
Floyd, William....................................................................................1979
Ford, Harry.........................................................................................1940
Foster, William...................................................................................1940
Fourman, Jim........................................................................ 1948-1951
Fowler, Sam........................................................................... 1947-1948
Fowler, W.S.........................................................................................1947
Francois, Frank...................................................................... 2002-2005
Franklin, Alan........................................................................ 1986-1987
Franklin, Coy.......................................................................... 1958-1960
Franklin, Joe.........................................................2009-2011
Franklin, John........................................................................ 1930-1932
Fraser, Samdi......................................................................... 2007-2010
Frazier, French...................................................................................1939
Frazier, Howard.................................................................................1934
Freeman, Tyler..................................................................................2011
Fritts, Russell.......................................................................... 1974-1977
Frye, Russell........................................................................... 1998-2001
Frykberg, Brett......................................................................2002, 2004
Fulford, Rich........................................................................... 1988-1991
G
Gabel, Jeff............................................................................... 1968-1970
Gaffney, James...................................................................... 1940-1943
Gaines, Teddy....................................................................................1999
Galeano, Joe......................................................................................1989
Gamble, Richard.................................................................. 1951-1953
Gardner, Gene....................................................................... 1953-1956
Gardner, Ricci........................................................................ 1975-1978
Garrett, Gabe.....................................................................................1996
Garrett, Travis....................................................................... 1993-1996
Garrett, Tyler.......................................................................... 1999-2001
Dual-sport athlete Richmond Flowers appears in Tennessee’s alltime top-10 lists in the 55m hurdles and 110m hurdles.
142
Garrison, Thom..................................................................... 1973-1976
Gatlin, Justin.......................................................................... 2001-2002
Gault, Willie............................................................................ 1980-1983
Gawinski, Tom...................................................................................1978
Genever, Chuck................................................................................1966
Genther, Scott....................................................................... 1975-1978
Geter, Charles........................................................................ 1971-1973
Gildea, Patrick....................................................................... 2002-2003
Giles, David........................................................................................1984
Gilley, Nolan......................................................................................1964
Gilliland, David.................................................................................1977
Gilliland, Jesse (Mgr.)......................................................................1975
Gilmartin, Tom.............................................................. 2011
Givens, David (Mgr.)............................................................ 1990-1993
Gladden, Tom........................................................................ 1965-1966
Glascoe, Frankie................................................................... 1973-1976
Glasgow, A.M. (Mgr.).......................................................................1937
Glass, Jeff............................................................................................1980
Glass, Jeff.................................................................... 1986, 1988-1989
Goba, Ben............................................................................... 1994-1995
Goddard, Herman............................................................... 1931-1934
Gooch, Michael.................................................................... 1965-1968
Goodlake, Ted....................................................................... 1985-1987
Goodman, Tom.................................................................................1966
Goodson, Floyd................................................................................1939
Gordon, Greg....................................................................................1965
Grace, Nathan........................................................... 2007-2009, 2011
Graddy, Sam.......................................................................... 1983-1986
Graham, Donnie...............................................................................1969
Graham, Jay.......................................................................................1994
Graham, Tyrone................................................................................1998
Gray, Gene.............................................................................. 1985-1987
Green, Ken.................................................................. 1987-1988, 1990
Greer, Jabari........................................................................... 2002-2003
Griffith, Dave......................................................................... 1952-1953
Grimes, Jason........................................................................ 1978-1981
Guaschino, Brian..............................................................................1974
Gundlach, Greg........................................................ 1977-1978, 1980
H
Hadler, Chip.................................................... 1975-1976, 1978-1979
Hadlow, Tom.......................................................................... 1964-1965
Hagan, Tom........................................................................................1966
Hall, Robert............................................................................ 1983-1984
Halliburton, Rob...............................................................................1970
Hance, Lonnie....................................................................... 1969-1971
Hancock, Anthony............................................................... 1979-1981
Hanning, Randy................................................................................1997
Hansard, Sam............................................................ 1935-1937, 1939
Hardy, Audry......................................................................... 1969-1971
Harden, Al............................................................................... 1980-1983
Hardnett, Akeem................................................................. 2007-2009
Harper, Alvin......................................................................................1990
Harrell, Harvey..................................................................................1948
Harris, Henry Jr.................................................................................1936
Harris, Jebreh........................................................................ 2000-2001
Harris, Ronnie........................................................................ 1976-1979
Harris, Stephen..................................................................... 2000-2003
Hatcher, Adolphus........................................ 1915-1916,1919-1921
Hauk, Bob............................................................................... 1971-1972
Haun, Fred.............................................................................. 1929-1931
Hawkins, Wilbur................................................................... 1970-1973
Hayes, Joe............................................................................... 1935-1938
Haynes, Winfred...............................................................................1943
Hayward, Glenn.................................................................... 1992-1993
Haxter, Kevin.....................................................................................1980
Hearn, John........................................................................... 1988-1989
Hedrick, Doug....................................................................... 1984-1987
Heitzman, Tony..................................................................... 1984-1987
Helwick, Chris....................................................................... 2004-2007
Henderlight, Tim.................................................................. 1965-1966
Henderson, Abe................................................................... 1970-1972
Hendrix, Chris....................................................................... 1998-1999
Henry, Don (Mgr.)................................................................ 1948-1953
Hensley, Rick......................................................................... 1967-1968
Henson, Greg........................................................................ 1988-1989
Herring, Don (Mgr.)............................................................. 2002-2003
Herring, Melvin Jr................................................................. 1936-1938
Hewitt, John.......................................................................... 2007-2010
Higdon, Brad......................................................................... 1991-1992
High, Bill.................................................................................. 1969-1972
Hill, James.............................................................................. 1948-1951
Hill, Sam.................................................................................. 1984-1987
Hofeler, Adam (Mgr.).......................................................... 1994-1995
Hogan, Mark......................................................................................1982
Hogue, Michael.................................................................... 2005-2008
Holder, Monterrio................................................................ 1992-1994
Holmberg, Alf........................................................................ 1951-1952
Holmes, Stanley................................................................... 1977-1979
Holt, Roland...........................................................................1964, 1967
Holtz, Brad.............................................................................. 2007-2010
Hood, Merlyn........................................................................ 1970-1972
Hooser, Hobart..................................................................... 1925-1927
Horne, Alburtos.................................................................... 1978-1980
Hopkins, Matt....................................................................... 1987-1989
Houchin, Dave...................................................................... 1973-1974
Householder, Jerry.............................................................. 1961-1964
Howard, Camron.................................................................. 1999-2002
Hritcu, Alex............................................................................ 2001-2004
Hubbard, Harold.................................................................. 1951-1953
Hubbell, Webster.............................................................................1941
Hughes, Mike (Mgr.)........................................................................1979
Hunt, Josh.............................................................................. 1992-1993
Hunt, William......................................................................... 1940-1941
Hunter, George.................................................................................1939
Hunter, Justin................................................................ 2011
Hunter, Solomon................................................................. 1978-1980
Hust, Al.................................................................................... 1939-1942
I
Irvine, Bruce........................................................................... 1991-1992
Isom, De’Lon.......................................................................... 2007-2008
J
Jackson, Brett (Mgr.).......................................................................2002
Jackson, Chris (Mgr.)........................................................... 1994-1995
Jackson, Diondre................................................................. 1996-1999
James, Roland....................................................................... 1977-1979
James, Sam............................................................................ 1977-1980
James, Trevor......................................................................... 1971-1974
Jamison, Jon.......................................................................... 1999-2000
Jauron, Lance........................................................................ 1999-2001
Jeffries, Glenn....................................................................... 1934-1937
Jenkins, Deron..................................................................................1993
Jenkins, Randy................................................ 1990-1991,1993-1994
Jennings, John Jr.................................................................. 1930-1935
Jennings, Karl........................................................................ 2000-2003
Jensen, George..................................................................... 1969-1970
Jernigan, Tom........................................................................ 1967-1968
Jernigan, Wright................................................................... 1991-1993
Job, David............................................................................... 1963-1966
Johnson, John....................................................................... 1974-1977
Johnson, Lawrence............................................................. 1993-1996
Johnson, Mark..................................................................................1999
Johnson, Russell................................................................... 1996-1999
Johnson, Steve......................................................... 1995-1996, 1998
Jones, Blake.......................................................................................2004
Jones, Brad (Mgr.).........................................1989-1990, 1992, 1995
Jones, James......................................................................................2006
Jones, Reggie............................................................ 1974-1976, 1978
Jordan, Paul............................................................... 1975-1977, 1979
Joslin, Clarence.................................................................................1940
Juin, Reggie................................................................... 2011
Jumonville, Ryan..............................................................................1992
Juras, Mike..........................................................................................1966
K
Kamp, Doug.......................................................................................2008
Kastory, Richard................................................................... 1953-1955
Kawohl, Boris.....................................................................................2000
Keith, Tim................................................................................ 1973-1976
Kell, Chip................................................................................. 1968-1970
Kelly, Larry..........................................................................................1969
Kelly, Tim................................................................................. 2001-2004
Keltner, Steve........................................................................ 1967-1969
Kennedy, E.M......................................................................... 1940-1941
Kenney, Ted........................................................................................1940
Kiesel, Pat............................................................................... 1983-1984
Kikaya, Gary........................................................................... 2002-2003
Killian, Gene........................................................................... 1972-1974
Kincaid, Yarrick...................................................................... 2006-2008
King, Teddy........................................................................................1985
Kinney, Ted............................................................................. 1940-1941
Kirk, Albert............................................................................. 1932-1934
Kirtland, Max......................................................................... 1955-1958
Kleier, Dickie.......................................................................... 1969-1970
Kline, Marwin........................................................................ 1992-1995
Kodres, Ray........................................................................................1964
Korik, Martin.......................................................................... 1947-1948
Krafsur, David........................................................................ 1983-1986
L
O
Ogles, George....................................................................... 1952-1955
O’Hare, Tim........................................................................................1998
Oldham, Lee......................................................................................1964
Olsen, Phil.............................................................................. 1975-1978
Ott, Jim................................................................................................1968
Ottinger, Charles..............................................................................1941
Ottinger, Ewin.......................................................................1957, 1959
Owens, Steve......................................................................... 1966-1970
P
Panezich, Nick....................................................................... 2007-2009
Pappas, Tom..........................................................................1997, 1999
Parrilla, José........................................................................... 1991-1994
Partin, Max................................................................. 1941, 1945-1947
Partridge, Larry..................................................................... 1941-1942
Patrick, David........................................................................ 1981-1982
Patrick, Mark.......................................................................... 1982-1983
Patterson, Ryan.................................................................... 1992-1993
Payne, Reuben...................................................................... 1947-1949
Peacock, Emerson............................................................... 2009-2010
Peery, Clifford........................................................................ 1902-1903
Pemberton, Darius.............................................................. 1994-1995
Peppers, Victor...................................................................... 1986-1987
Perkins, Jeff (Mgr.)...........................................................................2000
Perkinson, Scott................................................................... 1996-1999
Perry, Patrick......................................................................................1965
Peterie, Tim............................................................................ 1987-1989
Peterson, John..................................................................................1989
Phillips, Jeff............................................................................ 1980-1981
Piccarello, Matt.................................................................................2007
Pick, Daniel............................................................................ 1936-1938
Pierce, Eric.............................................................................. 2005-2006
Pierce, H..............................................................................................1900
Pinkston, Don........................................................................ 1964-1966
Pitcher, Tim............................................................................ 1990-1992
Pitlik, Steve............................................................................. 2001-2002
Pittman, Rickey......................................................... 1981-1983, 1985
Platt, Chris..........................................................................................2008
Plotnicki, Ben Jr....................................................................1963, 1965
Plunkett, Oscar Jr................................................................. 1936-1938
Poe, Steve............................................................................... 1980-1983
Pomphrey, Pat Jr.................................................................. 1963-1966
Porter, Garland..................................................................... 2004-2005
Tim Mack celebrates a clearance that enabled him to win a gold
medal in the pole vault at the 2004 Olympic Games.
Porter, Kevin.............................................................. 1987, 1989-1990
Pounders, Louis.................................................................... 1932-1934
Powell, Jeff............................................................................. 1985-1986
Pratt, Troy................................................................................ 1993-1996
Pratt, Will (Mgr.).................................................................... 2004-2008
Preyor, Lamar............................................................ 1976-1978, 1980
Pride, Al................................................................................... 1991-1992
Pritchard, Tom....................................................................... 1964-1966
Pritchett, Matthieu.............................................................. 2006-2008
Pritchett, Will............................................................. 1932, 1934-1935
Pritchett, Quinn.................................................................... 1927-1929
Provins, Paul.......................................................................... 1990-1993
Pugh, Andrew....................................................................... 1931-1934
Pugh, Hixson......................................................................... 1947-1948
Q
Quinn, J.R................................................................................ 1985-1987
R
Racey, Jeremy....................................................................... 1996-1999
Radcliff, Greer........................................................................ 1972-1975
Rager, Les...........................................................................................1969
Rainey, Jake................................................................... 2011
Rainey, Russell..................................................................................1996
Ranson, Todd.....................................................................................1990
Rapavi, Paul.......................................................................................1979
Rapp, Chris.........................................................................................2011
Rasnick, Robert....................................................2010-2011
Raspberry, Brian................................................................... 1995-1996
Ray, Jim................................................................................... 1966-1967
Rayford, Forress.................................................................... 1973-1975
Redington, Robert Jr.......................................................... 1962-1966
Reed, Horace............................................................. 1942, 1946-1947
Reeder, Fleming...............................................................................1949
Reeverts, Don........................................................................ 1957-1959
Reeves, Chip.......................................................................... 1989-1990
Reeves, Eric........................................................................................1993
Reeves, Roy........................................................................................1969
Reid, Junior............................................................................ 1979-1980
Reid, Pat.................................................................................. 1985-1987
Reynolds, Allen.................................................................................1974
Rice, Chandler...................................................................................2002
Richardson, John................................................................. 1988-1991
Richardson, Willard.........................................................................1938
Riley, Don............................................................................... 1946-1950
Rivera, Edgardo.................................................................... 1975-1976
Roach, Robert.......................................................................1978, 1980
Robinson, Jared................................................................................1993
Robinson, Tim.......................................................................1984, 1987
Robinson, Troy...................................................................... 1986-1988
Robison, Charles...................................................... 1916, 1919-1920
Rolle, Charlton..................................................................................2008
Romine, David...................................................................... 1940-1942
Rose, Henery......................................................................... 1964-1968
Rosen, Larry........................................................................... 1980-1982
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
N
Neal, Greg................................................................... 1982-1984, 1986
Neff, Herb Jr........................................................................... 1948-1952
Neiswender, Rodger........................................................... 1965-1967
Nelson, Hans Jr..................................................................... 1946-1947
Nelson, Steve........................................................................ 1969-1970
Nelvis, Jarael................................................................. 2011
Newell, Jon.............................................................................1980, 1982
Nguyen, Tim......................................................................................2006
Nichols, John......................................................................... 1962-1966
Niedergeses, Henry........................................................................1966
Nielson, Phil.......................................................................................1981
Noel, Walker (Mgr.)..........................................................................1938
COACHES &
MEET
STAFF
THE TEAM
M
Maez, David........................................................................... 1987-1989
Mack, Tim............................................................................... 1994-1995
Magee, Basil........................................................................... 1981-1983
Magee, Gordon................................................................................1941
Malone, Marc........................................................................ 1975-1977
Maloney, Matthew.................................................. 2007-2008, 2010
Mancke, Mike....................................................................................1982
Marjenhoff, Fred.................................................................. 1970-1972
Markel, Pete.......................................................................................1980
Marks, Edward...................................................................... 1940-1941
Marshall, Floyd...................................................................... 1935-1937
Martin, Danny....................................................................... 1972-1975
Martin, Vince......................................................................... 1988-1990
Martland, Chris.................................................................................2005
Masi, Toni............................................................................................1968
Mathews, Robert.............................................................................1937
Matthews, Bob........................................................................... 1967-71
Mattina, Pete......................................................................... 1970-1972
Maxwell, Melvin................................................................... 1964-1966
Maynard, Bill......................................................................................1935
McAlhaney, Hardee............................................................. 1968-1970
McCarroll, Nelson................................................................ 1934-1936
McClure, Wallace (Mgr.)..................................................... 1947-1948
McDaniel, Terry..................................................................... 1984-1987
McElheney, Bob................................................................................1967
McGeehan, Chick................................................................. 1967-1968
McMahen, Paul..................................................................... 1974-1977
McNees, Bob.....................................................................................1960
McPherson, David............................................................... 1933-1934
McRae, Leon......................................................................................2002
McQueen, Calvin.............................................................................1979
McWhorter, Ashton.............................................................1942, 1948
Mears, Josh........................................................................................1998
Mehen, Bernie...................................................................... 1940-1942
Meister, H.E. (Mgr.)...........................................................................1936
Merritt, Aries.......................................................................... 2004-2006
Mershon, Rondell.................................................... 1999, 2002-2003
Meseroll, Norman................................................................ 1947-1950
Miller, Anthony.................................................................................1987
Miller, Dusty........................................................................... 2004-2005
Miller, Mike............................................................................. 1979-1982
Mitchell, Brian....................................................................... 1994-1996
Mitchell, Teddy..................................................................... 1991-1992
Moat, Isky............................................................................... 1982-1983
Moeller, Gene........................................................................ 1951-1952
Monaghan, Dan................................................................... 1994-1996
Monk, Sam.........................................................................................1941
Moran, Mike........................................................................... 1996-1997
Mondy, John.......................................................................... 1993-1994
Moore, Don............................................................................ 1987-1990
Moore, Ira............................................................................... 1977-1978
Moore, Ray............................................................................. 1964-1966
Moore, Ryan (Mgr.)..........................................................................2008
Moore, Tyrone...................................................................................1979
Moran, Michael.................................................................................1994
Morgan, Anthony............................................................................1990
Morgan, Ed............................................................................. 1950-1952
Morgan, Glenn.......................................................... 1987, 1989-1991
Morgan, Jerome................................................................... 1975-1978
Morland, Chris......................................................................1996, 1998
Morse, Gayl............................................................................ 1964-1966
Mostrag, Axel ....................................................................... 2008-2009
Motes, James......................................................................... 1949-1950
Mullins, John.....................................................................................1983
Murphey, Ed.......................................................................... 1954-1957
Murphy, Pat........................................................................................1967
Murray, Joe............................................................................. 1964-1965
Mynatt, Arthur..................................................................................1957
Mynatt, Bobby...................................................................... 1947-1948
Myslinski, Tom........................................................... 1988, 1990-1991
SEASON
PREVIEW
Lacy, Shane............................................................................ 1991-1994
Ladniak, Paul.....................................................................................1966
Langston, Jamarcus........................................................................1996
Lambert, Sean....................................................................... 2001-2004
Lamp, Danny.....................................................................................1982
Lane, Andy.............................................................................2005, 2007
Lapp, David............................................................................ 1975-1978
Lawkins, Bill........................................................................... 1962-1963
Leach, Brad............................................................................ 2000-2001
Lee, Gee..............................................................................................1970
Lee, George........................................................................................1968
Lee, Tony................................................................................. 1989-1992
Leming, Chris........................................................................ 1992-1995
Lenarduzzi, Roberto........................................................... 1972-1973
Letner, Robert....................................................................... 1958-1960
Lewis, Alan.........................................................................................1968
Lewis, Kasey.......................................................................................1982
Lincoln, Jeremy................................................................................1991
Lippe, William....................................................................... 1934-1935
Livingston, Terrance.......................................................................2010
Locke, Chuck......................................................................... 1981-1982
Locke, Dentarius..............................................................................2011
Loe, Gary.............................................................................................1981
Long, Aric............................................................................... 1989-1992
Longmire, Wayne................................................................. 1900-1902
Lovell, James......................................................................... 1917-1918
Lowery, Sam (Mgr.)..........................................................................2000
Lukowski, Ben....................................................................... 2005-2007
Lund, John............................................................................. 1956-1959
Lundy, Scott........................................................................... 1982-1985
Lutkewitte, Bob.................................................................... 1983-1984
Lyles, Carjay........................................................................... 2006-2007
Lyon, Worley......................................................................................1938
Lyons, Vernon........................................................................ 1949-1951
GENERAL
INFO.
Kremser, Karl......................................................................... 1967-1969
Kuzne, Steve.......................................................................... 1968-1969
Kyler, Greg.............................................................................. 1995-1996
143
Ross, Forrest........................................................................... 1947-1948
Routon, James...................................................................... 1937-1938
Rowlett, Ken......................................................................................1969
Rush, Matt.............................................................................. 2000-2002
Russell, Andy.....................................................................................1966
Russell, Hugh.....................................................................................1937
Russell, Winston................................................................... 1962-1964
Ruth, Rodney.....................................................................................1989
Rutherford, Sam................................................................... 1967-1969
Ryan, Eric............................................................................................2011
S
Sabatino, Zach..................................................................................2005
Sabo, Blake................................................................. 2001, 2003-2004
San Miguel, Jose..............................................................................1988
Saraceni, Joe......................................................................................1993
Sarar, Pete............................................................................... 1965-1966
Saxon, Malcolm................................................................................1994
Scandrett, David.................................................................. 1983-1984
Schmidt, Robert................................................................... 1978-1979
Schneider, Louis................................................................... 1946-1948
Scire, Dave.............................................................................. 1969-1971
Scott, Charles........................................................................ 1958-1959
Scott, Leonard....................................................................... 1999-2002
Scott, Ryan (Mgr.)................................................................. 2005-2006
Scott, Terry............................................................................. 1983-1985
Scott, Tom............................................................................... 1949-1950
Scott, Tom...............................................................................1969, 1971
Sellmer, William II................................................................. 1963-1966
Sexton, Jim............................................................................. 2004-2006
Seyfried, Robert................................................................... 1951-1953
Shamblee, Kevin.................................................................. 1983-1986
Shelton, Matt......................................................................... 1989-1993
Shelton, Mickey.................................................................... 1964-1966
Sherrill, J.W............................................................................. 1947-1950
Sherrod, Harold.................................................................... 1931-1934
Shipman, Mike (Mgr.).....................................................................2003
Shires, Abe............................................................................. 1938-1940
Shofner, Howard..............................................................................1942
Short, Charles........................................................................ 1952-1954
Shuler, Matt........................................................................... 1992-1995
Sigilai, Peter........................................................................... 2010-2011
Siler, David............................................................................. 1980-1983
Silvan, Nilo............................................................................. 1993-1994
Simpson, Jeff.....................................................................................1989
Skinner, Bill............................................................................ 1968-1970
Sledge, Barnett..................................................................... 1934-1936
Sledge, David........................................................................ 1942-1943
Sloan, Harry.......................................................................................1996
Smith, Adam.............................................................. 1991-1993, 1995
Smith, Brock.............................................................. 1997, 1999-2000
Smith, Chad........................................................................... 1994-1996
Smith, Danny......................................................................... 1963-1965
Smith, David.............................................................. 1989-1990, 1992
Smith, Leigh........................................................................... 2001-2004
Smith, Maurice.................................................................................1984
Smith, Matt........................................................................................1991
Smith, Phillip......................................................................... 1964-1968
Soderberg, Rocky................................................................ 1963-1966
Sonnenfeldt, Martin........................................................... 1976-1977
Soutern, A............................................................................... 1939-1941
Speed, Steve.......................................................................... 1967-1968
Speed, Vic...........................................................................................1969
Spooner, Michael................................................................. 2009-2011
Sprung, Robert......................................................... 1969, 1973-1974
Stalcup, Mac.......................................................................... 1967-1968
Stamps, Hassaan.................................................................. 1999-2002
Stanfield, Roland..............................................................................1978
Steele, Les............................................................................... 1973-1975
Stein, Gilbert.....................................................................................1947
Stevenson, Kyle.................................................................... 2007-2010
Stewart, Butch..................................................................................1969
Stewart, George................................................................... 1926-1930
Stock, Tom.............................................................................. 1971-1975
Studevant, Dare...............................................................................1981
Stone, Norman..................................................................... 1956-1959
Storey, David......................................................................... 1964-1967
Stothart, Edward Jr.............................................................. 1932-1933
Stout, Dean........................................................................................1939
Stroud, Jack........................................................................... 1947-1950
Sumberg, Lars........................................................... 1992, 1994-1995
Sykes, Gary............................................................................. 1981-1982
Sylvester, Marc...................................................................... 2002-2004
T
Tack, Gregory........................................................................ 1967-1971
Tanner, Marcus..................................................................... 2000-2001
Taylor, Alf............................................................................................1947
Taylor, Jak...........................................................................................2004
Taylor, Ron.............................................................................. 1953-1957
Terrell, Leonard.................................................................................1984
Thomas, Kurt (Mgr.)............................................................ 2002-2004
Thomas, Richard.................................................................. 1946-1947
Thomas, Willie....................................................................... 1972-1974
Thompson, Doug............................................................................1988
Thompson, Kevin................................................................. 2000-2003
Thompson, Marcus............................................................. 1988-1989
Thompson, Rodney............................................................ 1990-1993
Thornburgh, John M.......................................................... 1897-1900
Thrift, Carroll......................................................................... 1965-1967
Tillman, John......................................................................... 1984-1987
Tobin, Daniel................................................................. 2011
Tobin, Steve.......................................................................................2007
Tolson, Doug.................................................. 1981-1982, 1984-1985
Tonker, Bobby....................................................................... 1992-1995
Towns, Reggie....................................................................... 1980-1983
Trembley, Jeff........................................................................2004, 2006
Trent, John............................................................................. 1947-1952
Trott, Stan............................................................................... 1969-1971
Tucker, Richard.................................................................................1983
Tucker, Varick.......................................................2010-2011
Tucker, Willis.......................................................................... 1940-1941
Tullis, Jeff.................................................................... 1989, 1991-1992
Turpin, William...................................................................... 1959-1960
U
Ulrich, Kurt.........................................................................................1980
V
Vega, Sal.................................................................................. 1977-1979
Vick, Warren........................................................................... 1940-1942
Vickers, Coppley................................................................... 1963-1965
Vigdorth, Ewell..................................................................... 1940-1942
Vowell, Ritchie...................................................................... 1924-1929
W
Leonard Scott was the last Vol to earn indoor All-America honors in
four-straight seasons. He won a total of six honors from 1999-2002.
144
Wade, Jonathan................................................................... 2003-2006
Wagner, Gary.....................................................................................1969
Wale, Ernie.............................................................................. 1964-1965
Walker, Darwin..................................................................... 1997-1999
Walker, Nelson...................................................................... 1973-1974
Walker, Tommy..................................................................... 1988-1991
Wallace, Dawane.................................................................. 1996-1999
Walter, Calvin....................................................................................1947
Wamer, David........................................................................ 1969-1970
Warren, Buist......................................................................... 1938-1940
Warren, Shelbourne............................................................ 1938-1940
Washburn, Bruce..................................................................1970, 1972
Washington, Kelvin.........................................................................1977
Waters, Jason............................................................ 1996-1997, 1999
Watson, Bob......................................................................................1923
Watts, George....................................................................... 1976-1978
Webster, Jason..................................................................................1996
Evander Wells was the 2009 and 2010 winner of UT’s Ed Murphey
Award and a nine-time All-American during his career.
Webster, Jim.......................................................................... 1964-1966
Wells, Evander....................................................................... 2007-2010
West, John (Mgr.).............................................................................1935
West, Tom............................................................................... 1971-1974
West, William Jr..................................................................... 1940-1941
Westin, Nate.......................................................................... 1996-1997
Wheatley, Adrian................................................................. 1998-2002
Wheatley, Shannon............................................................. 2000-2001
Whigham, Wayne................................................................ 1969-1972
Whisman, Josh..................................................................................2005
Whitelock, Paul..................................................................... 1957-1960
Whitenack, Russ................................................................... 1967-1969
Wiedner, David.................................................................................1989
Wilkins, Bill.........................................................................................1967
Williams, John...................................................................................1968
Williams, Rubin..................................................................... 2005-2008
Williams, Sander................................................................... 1980-1981
Williams, Todd....................................................................... 1988-1991
Wilson, Brenard.................................................................... 2007-2009
Wilson, Chris.......................................................................... 2005-2006
Wilson, Darryal..................................................................... 1979-1981
Wilson, Gordon.................................................................................1969
Wilson, James...................................................................................1939
Wilson, Jerome..................................................................... 1981-1984
Wilson, Tony........................................................................... 1971-1972
Winfrey, Robert.................................................................... 1925-1928
Wingo, Maynard...............................................................................1938
Witek, Norman...................................................................... 1965-1967
Wodder, Bruce......................................................................1977, 1979
Wolfe, Harold.....................................................................................1934
Womble, Gary.......................................................................1969, 1971
Wood, Del...........................................................................................1954
Woodall, Herman................................................................. 1934-1935
Woods, Lowell....................................................................... 1957-1958
Wooten, Richard.................................................................. 2006-2009
Wright, Edwin...................................................................................1965
Wright, John.......................................................................... 1975-1978
Wright, Tom.......................................................................................1938
Wright, Wilson (Mgr.)......................................................................1979
Wroblewski, Matt.............................................................................1997
Y
Yeager, Kevin......................................................................... 2002-2005
Young, John........................................................................... 1983-1985
Young, Jon............................................................................. 1974-1977
Young, Keith.......................................................................... 1977-1980
Young, Tony.......................................................................................1986
Yurcho, Mike......................................................................................2004
Z
Zettelmeyer, Scott (Mgr.)..............................................................1996
Zoeller, Danny....................................................................... 1971-1973
* - Years are those in which the listed
athletes earned a varsity letter
COACHING
HISTORY
DIRECTOR OF TRACK & FIELD
J.J. CLARK
Director of Men’s & Women’s Track & Field
2010-Present
Head Women’s Track & Field Coach
2003-09
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
• Led UT women to 2005 and 2009 NCAA Indoor National Championships and also directed
the team to second (2010), third (2007), fourth (2004), seventh (2011) and eighth (2008) at NCAA
Indoors as well as top-10 national finishes outdoors of fourth (2005), seventh (2004) and 10th
(2009)
• At the conference level, he piloted the Tennessee women to SEC Indoor Championships in
2005, 2007 and 2009, and top-three league outcomes of second (2004, 2008) and third (2006,
2011) indoors, and third (2005, 2009) outdoors
Including cross country honors at both of his career stops, he’s been named coach of the year 21 times
Two-time national indoor women’s coach of the year, honored by USTFCCCA in 2009 and USTCA in 2005
Five-time region women’s coach of the year, earning South Region indoor distinction from USTFCCCA from 2007-09,
USTCA South Region indoor honors in 2005 and USTCA Mideast Region outdoor acclaim in 2005
J.J. Clark has directed Tennessee to a pair of
Three-time SEC Indoor Women’s Coach of the Year, drawing recognition in 2005, 2007 and 2009 NCAA National Championships in nine seasons.
In nine seasons, 38 athletes (35 women/3 men) have combined to earn 167 All-America certificates (162 W/5 M)
Has produced 12 NCAA titles (nine indoors/three outdoors) at Tennessee
His UT athletes have won 55 SEC Championships (53 by women [29 in/24 out] and two by men [one in/one out])
UT owns world records in the distance medley (indoors) and 4x1500m relays (outdoors), American and collegiate records in those events as well as the 4x800m
relay (outdoors) and a collegiate record indoors in the 800 meters
A total of 35 school records (16 in/17 out for women & one outdoors for men) have been rewritten during his tenure
His squad has had 197 SEC Academic Honor Roll recognitions (157 women/40 men), 24 female Capital One Academic All-District IV nods and 10 Academic AllAmerica women’s citations since 2002
Under his watch UT owns 11 baton-event victories at the Penn Relays, including 4x800m, DMR and SMR in 2004; SMR in 2006; DMR in 2007; and
DMR, 4x1500m and 4x800m in 2009 and 2010
Served as assistant coach of the U.S. women’s middle distance corps at the Beijing Olympiad in 2008
 clark’s year by year performances at tennessee
XC
WOMEN’S XC
MEN’S XC
SEASON
SEC/REG/NCAA
SEC/REG/NCAA
2002
3rd/1st/28th
------/------/------
2003
1st/1st/24th
------/------/------
2004
1st/1st/21st
------/------/------
2005
1st/1st/28th
------/------/------
2006
3rd/3rd/28th
------/------/------
2007
2nd/4th/------
------/------/------
2008
3rd/3rd/------
------/------/------
2009
2nd/3rd/------
------/------/------
2010
12th/18th/----
------/------/------
2011
7th/13th/------
5th/12th/-------
10 Seasons 3 SEC/4 South RegionTitles
T&F
SEASON
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
9 Seasons
WOMEN’S T&F
SEC IN/OUT
9th/7th
2nd/6th
1st/3rd
t3rd/5th
1st/4th
2nd/4th
1st/3rd
4th/7th
3rd/5th
------/------
3 SEC IndoorTitles
WOMEN’S T&F
NCAA IN/OUT
t23rd/t22nd
4th/t7th
1st/4th
t18th/18th
3rd/t27th
t8th/13th
1st/t10th
2nd/t26th
7th/11th
------/------
2 NCAA IndoorTitles
MEN’S T&F
SEC IN/OUT
------/------
------/------
------/------
------/------
------/------
------/------
------/------
10th/9th
7th/8th
------/------
MEN’S T&F
NCAA IN/OUT
------/-----------/-----------/-----------/-----------/-----------/-----------/-----DNS/45th
39th/t64th
------/------
During his tenure at Tennessee, J.J. Clark has been named USTFCCCA/USTCA National Coach of the Year on two occasions, USTFCCCA/USTCA Region Coach of the Year five times and SEC Indoor Coach of the Year three times.
146
ALL-TIME LADY VOL HEAD COACHES
GENERAL
INFO.
MYRTLE FERGUSON
Head Coach
1998-2002
•
Year
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
In SEC
6th
5th
8th
10th
7th
Out SEC
7th
6th
6th
9th
6th #
In NCAA
t-31st
t-32nd
dns
t-58th
t-42nd
Out NCAA
t-15th
t-20nd
dns
60th
t-39th #
(#) Resigned prior to outdoor championship season (4/15/02), so credit for performances at 2002 Outdoor SECs and NCAAs goes to assistant coaches Scott
Bennett and Rodney Rothoff.
DOROTHY DOOLITTLE
Head Coach
1989-1997
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Fifth at NCAA Outdoors in 1991 and 1994
Sixth place at NCAA Indoors in 1991
Altogether, seven top-10 NCAA team finishes
Five top-three team finishes at SEC Outdoor Championships
Three top-three SEC Indoor team finishes, including second in 1989
Produced 16 top-three individual finishers at NCAA Championships
Had national champs in three different events
TENNESSEE’S YEAR-BY-YEAR FINISHES UNDER DOOLITTLE
In SEC
2nd
3rd
3rd
4th
5th
4th
4th
7th
t-7th
Out SEC
3rd
3rd
3rd
5th
5th
3rd
3rd
9th
7th
KEY: * no competition held dns: did not score dnp: did not participate
In NCAA
t-32nd
t-9th
t-6th
t-13th
dns
11th
18th
dns
dns
Out NCAA
37th
6th
5th
t-9th
18th
5th
9th
t-49th
t-18th
SCHOOL FACILITIES
RECORDS & RECORDS
Year
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
TENNESSEE PROGRAMALL-TIMECOACHING
IN REVIEW SEC CHAMPIONS AMERICANS OLYMPIANSHISTORY ROSTER HISTORY
TENNESSEE’S YEAR-BY-YEAR FINISHES UNDER FERGUSON
COACHES &
MEET
STAFF
THE TEAM
•
•
•
Nineteen UT athletes earned 37(#) All-America honors under her watch
Her sprint groups tallied 28(#) All-America certificates in five seasons
Assistants Scott Bennett and Rodney Rothoff guided four athletes to five A-A
honors outdoors in 2002
Produced back-to-back Penn Relays 100m dash champs in 1999 and 2000
Tutored Tennessee sprinter Kelli White to 13 of her 14 All-America awards
Coached world junior record-setting 4x100m relay at the 1998 IAAF
Championships
Fifth-place effort at 1999 SEC Indoors, 4 1/2 points out of third, was UT’s
best since 1995
SEASON
PREVIEW
•
•
•
DGWS: Division of Girls’ and Women’s Sports
147
ALL-TIME LADY VOL HEAD COACHES
GARY SCHWARTZ
Head Coach
1985-1988
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
NCAA Indoor runners-up in 1986 and 1987
Fourth-place outdoors at NCAA in 1986 and 1987
Second at 1985 SEC Outdoor Championships
Six top-three SEC finishes in four seasons
Tallied 16 top-three individual NCAA finishers
Had national champions in six different events
Coached 20 individual and six relay SEC titleists
TENNESSEE’S YEAR-BY-YEAR FINISHES UNDER SCHWARTZ
Year
1985
1986
1987
1988
In SEC
3rd
3rd
4th
3rd
Out SEC
2nd
3rd
4th
3rd
In NCAA
6th
2nd
2nd
10th
Out NCAA
7th
4th
4th
21st
TERRY CRAWFORD
Head Coach
1974-1984
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Won 1981 AIAW National Championships
Claimed inaugural SEC Indoor meet in 1984
Victorious at the first four SEC Outdoor Championships
Tallied four NCAA runner-up finishes and two in AIAW action
Her athletes earned 120 All-America certificates
Numerous world, American and collegiate records fell
Produced 19 individual national champions
Named to Lady Vol Hall of Fame in 2002
USTFCCCA Announced Terry Crawford Program of the Year
Award in 2008 for best all-around cross country/track program
TENNESSEE’S YEAR-BY-YEAR FINISHES UNDER CRAWFORD
Year
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
In SEC
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
1st SEC
Out SEC/State
*
*
1st State
1st State
1st State
1st State
1st State
1st SEC
1st SEC
1st SEC
1st SEC
In NCAA/AIAW
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
2nd AIAW
2nd AIAW
2nd NCAA
2nd NCAA
Out NCAA/AIAW
dns AIAW
dns AIAW
dns AIAW
4th AIAW
13th AIAW
3rd AIAW
4th AIAW
1st AIAW
2nd NCAA
4th NCAA
2nd NCAA
NANCY STUBBS
Head Coach
1972-73
• Had 31st-place team finish at 1972 DGWS Outdoors
COMBINED COACHING ACCOMPLISHMENTS
26 NCAA Top-10 Finishes (13 Outdoor, 13 Indoor)
6 AIAW Top-10 Finishes (4 Outdoor, 2 Indoor)
148
26 S EC Top-3 Finishes (13 Outdoor, 13 Indoor)
5 State Championships
ALL-TIME VOL HEAD COACHES
Dual Record
93-26-3 (.775)
* 1 NCAA Title
* 20 SEC Titles
* 2 NCAA Titles
* 4 SEC Titles
Outdoor
Indoor
Outdoor
YearWLT SECNCAA
1996 1 0 0 1st 11th
1997 2 0 0 3rd t-10th
1998 2 0 0 5th —
1999 2 0 0 4th t-15th
2000 3 0 0 5th 13th
2001 3 0 0 3rd 9th
2002 5 0 0 2nd 1st
2003 5 0 0 4th t-5th
2004 0 0 0 6th t-56th
2005 0 0 0 3rd t-16th
2006 0 0 0 2nd 5th
2007 0 0 0 2nd t-10th
2008 0 0 0 3rd 5th
2009 0 0 0 3rd 38th
W
LT SECNCAA
2 0 0 2nd 10th
2 0 0 4th t-47th
4 1 0 4th t-51st
4 0 0 3rd t-12th
3 0 0 3rd 15th
3 0 0 1st 1st
9 0 0 1st 2nd
2 0 0 2nd 7th
0 0 0 4th t-13th
0 0 0 3rd t-19th
0 0 0 2nd 6th
0 0 0 1st 4th
0 0 0 3rd 13th
0 0 0 8th 48th
YearWLT SECNCAA
*1971
1972 3 1 0 2nd t-23rd
1973 3 1 0 1st t-8th
1974 2 0 0 1st t-9th
1975 0 1 0 4th t-40th
1976 5 0 0 2nd 3rd
1977 0 0 0 2nd —
1978 2 0 0 2nd 28th
1979 2 0 0 2nd t-4th
1980 2 0 0 3rd 3rd
1981 1 0 0 1st 3rd
1982 1 0 0 1st t-5th
1983 0 1 0 1st 5th
1984 1 1 0 1st t-20th
1985 0 1 0 1st 2nd
W
LT SECNCAA
4 4 2 1st 13th
5 1 0 1st 10th
6 4 0 1st 5th
6 1 0 1st1st
5 1 0 1st 6th
6 2 0 1st 3rd
4 1 0 1st 14th
11 1 0 1st 17th
5 0 1 2nd t-11th
4 1 0 3rd t-18th
5 1 0 1st 3rd
2 0 0 1st 2nd
3 2 0 1st 2nd
2 0 0 1st 27th
3 1 0 1st t-9th
DOUG BROWN
CHUCK ROHE
Dual Record
53-8-0 (.869)
* 1 NCAA Title
* 4 SEC Titles
Dual Record
87-10 (.896)
* 15 SEC Titles (consecutive)
Head Coach
1986-1995
Head Coach
1963-1971
Outdoor
Indoor
Outdoor
YearWLT SECNCAA
1986 1 0 0 1st 10th
1987 1 0 0 2nd t-26th
1988 0 2 0 3rd 51st
1989 3 0 0 2nd —
1990 1 0 0 2nd t-13th
1991 2 0 0 1st t-31st
1992 0 0 0 3rd 35th
1993 1 1 0 2nd 3rd
1994 2 0 0 2nd 2nd
1995 1 0 0 2nd 2nd
W
LT SECNCAA
3 0 0 1st t-21st
1 2 0 2nd t-27th
1 3 0 4th —
4 0 0 4th 56th
2 0 0 2nd t-11th
3 0 0 1st1st
6 0 0 2nd 2nd
8 0 0 3rd 4th
7 0 0 2nd 3rd
6 0 0 2nd 5th
YearWLT SECNCAA
1963 4 2 1 7th —
1964 5 0 0 1st —
1965 5 0 0 1st —
1966 5 0 0 1st 39th
1967 4 0 0 1st —
1968 3 0 0 1st 6th
1969 6 0 0 1st t-4th
1970 8 0 0 1st t-4th
*1971 8 2 0 1st 10th
W
LT SECNCAA
6 3 0 8th —
6 1 0 1st —
5 0 0 1st t-40th
2 0 0 1st t-32nd
4 1 0 1st t-5th
5 0 0 1st t-14th
6 0 0 1st 9th
5 1 0 1st 13th
The University of Tennessee track and field program began in 1901 when University Track and Field Day was proclaimed and celebrated. UT
began intercollegiate competition in 1909 with the formation of the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association, though records are not
available from that season through 1921. The Vols had no team during the 1918 and 1919 seasons because of World War I. The program commenced outdoor Southeastern Conference competition in 1933. World War II brought an end to the sport from 1943-46. Outdoor track and
field resumed in 1947. Indoor meets were introduced in 1960.
SCHOOL FACILITIES
RECORDS & RECORDS
Indoor
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
TENNESSEE PROGRAMALL-TIMECOACHING
IN REVIEW SEC CHAMPIONS AMERICANS OLYMPIANSHISTORY ROSTER HISTORY
Indoor
COACHES &
MEET
STAFF
THE TEAM
Dual Record
52-1-0 (.981)
Head Coach
1971-1985
SEASON
PREVIEW
STAN HUNTSMAN
Head Coach
1996-2009
GENERAL
INFO.
BILL WEBB
Note: Records are based on scored meets of eight teams or fewer and do not include SEC or NCAA championship meets.
* Stan Huntsman became head coach at the beginning of the 1971 outdoor season. Chuck Rohe gets credit for the SEC title and record for the
1971 indoor season.
149
ALL-TIME VOL HEAD COACHES
Ralph Patterson
1960 – 1962
Record 12-7-0
Year
W L T SEC Finish Captain
1960
7 2 0 t-9th
Coy Franklin,
Charlie Scott
1961
1 4 0 11th
—
1962
4 1 0 10th
Steve Hendricks
John Sines
1952 – 1959
Record 18-18-0
Year
W L T SEC Finish
1952
2 1 0 4th
1953
0 3 0 t-3rd
1954
2 2 0 9th
1955
2 4 0 7th
1956
5 3 0 8th
1957
4 2 0 9th
1958
1 0 0 8th
1959
2 3 0 9th
Captain
John Trent
Frank Albertson
Sam Hill
George Ogles
Gene Gardner
Ed Murphey,
Ron Taylor
Max Kirtland
—
Sim Efland
1942
Record 2-2-0
Year
1942
W L T
2 1 0
Year
W L T
1948
4 1 0
1949
2 2 0
1950
3 1 0
SEC Finish Captain
3rd
John Trent
Carlton Crowell
1948 – 1950
Record 9-4-0
SEC Finish Captain
t-9th
Louis Schneider
t-6th Martin Korik
5th Bob Mynatt
Year
1939
1940
1941
W
0
4
3
L
3
1
2
No Team
1943 – 1946
150
T
1
0
0
SEC Finish
11th 10th 5th Captain
Ed Cifers
Shelbourne Warren
—
Blair Gullion
1936 – 1938
Record 7-4-0
Year
1936
1937
1938
W
3
2
2
L
1
2
1
T
0
0
0
SEC Finish
t-6th t-8th 9th
Captain
Harry Anderson
Sam Hansard
Dan Pick
Bill Britton
1927 – 1935
Record 25-11-0 Conference: Southeastern (joined 1933)
Year
W L T SEC Finish
1927
2 2 0 N/A
1928
3 1 0 N/A
1929
2 1 0 N/A
1930
4 0 0 N/A
1931
2 2 0 N/A
1932
2 2 0 N/A
1933
4 1 0 5th
1934
3 1 0 6th
1935
3 1 0 6th
Captain
Sam Jones
R.P. Burke
Ben McGuffee
Tillman Stewart
Maurice Corbitt
Ernie Clark,
L.C. Greenblatt Ernie Clark
Andrew Pugh
Herman Woodall
A.W. Hobt
1922 – 1926
Record 7-7-0 Conference: Southern
Walter Mehl
1947
Record 3-0-0
Year
W L T SEC Finish Captain
1947
3 0 0 8th
—
SEC Finish Captain
9th
Warren Vick
John Barnhill
1939 – 1941
Record 7-6-1
Louis Schneider
1951
Record 2-1-0
Year
1951
W L T
2 2 0
Year
1922
1923
1924
1925
1926
W
2
2
1
1
1
L
1
1
2
1
2
T
0
0
0
0
0
SEC Finish
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
Captain
Bob Wadington
Ben Davis
Floyd Fay
Floyd Fay
Arthur Gloster
SCHOOL RECORDS &
TOP TIMES LISTS
LADY VOL RECORDS
 indoor marks
 outdoor marks
EVENT
MARK
ATHLETE(S)
SITE
DATE
100m
11.10
Cleo Tyson
Knoxville
2-18-05
200m
22.58
Kelli White
Lexington, Ky.
2-25-07
400m
50.00
Dee Dee Trotter
Fayetteville, Ark.
3-09-07
800m
1:58.22
Phoebe Wright
Johnson City, Tenn.
1-17-87
1500m
4:05.67
Sarah Bowman
Fayetteville, Ark.
3-13-04
Mile
4:33.06
Alisa Harvey
Gainesville, Fla.
2-11-84
3000m
9:06.58
Alison Quelch
Cedar Falls, Iowa
3-13-82
3000mSC
10:27:65
Elizabeth McCalley
Pocatello, Idaho
3-14-81
5000m
15:37.73
Kathy Bryant
Fayetteville, Ark.
2-27-05
10,000m
33:25.66
Liz Costello
New York, N.Y.
2-25-83
100mH
12.80
LaVonna Martin
Cedar Falls, Iowa
3-13-82
400mH
55.58
Oklahoma City, Okla.
3-14-87
4x100mR
43.18
Madison, Champion,
Fairfax, Va.
2-17-85
Olupona, Tyson
Co. Station, Texas 3-14-09
4x200mR
1:31.83
Madison, Champion, University Park, Pa.
1-29-11
Loche, Tyson
New York, N.Y.
2-25-78
4x400mR
3:27.46
Loche, Champion, Cedar Falls, Iowa
3-11-82
Hall, Gorham
Seattle Wash.
2-11-11
4x800mR
8:17.91 AR
McDonald, Price, Gainesville, Fla.
3-01-87
Bowman, Wright
Co. Station, Texas
3-14-09
4x1500mR 17:08.34 WRAR Price, Wright, Louisville, Ky.
1-30-87
Bell, Bowman
800mMR
1:36.70
Barksdale, Rattray, Fayetteville, Ark.
3-13-04
(100-100-200-400)
Fitzgerald, Walton
SMR
3:41.78*
Madison, Olupona, Univ. Park, Pa.
1-31-09
(200-200-400-800) Trotter, Bennett
DMR
10:50.51
Sheffey, Loche, Co. Station, Texas
3-13-09
(800-400-1200-1600)
Wright, Bowman
SHR
55.29
Ali, Law, Baton Rouge, La.
2-23-91
James, Layne
Gainesville, Fla.
3-02-03
High Jump 1.83 (6-0)
Bridgitte Bittner
Fayetteville, Ark.
3-11-05
Pole Vault
4.16 (13-7.75)
Jessica Reust
Indianapolis, Ind.
3-11-95
Long Jump 6.89 (22-7.25)
Tianna Madison
Co. Station, Texas
3-14-09
Triple Jump 13.06 (42-10.25) Vickie Hudson
Lincoln, Neb.
2-03-06
Shot Put
17.66 (57-1.25 Annie Alexander
Baton Rouge, La.
2-23-91
Discus
60.56 (198-8)
Jane Haist
Javelin (new) 45.45 (149-1)
Denita Miller
Javelin (old) 56.46 (185-3)
Jeanne Villegas
A—mark achieved at altitude
Hammer
60.43 (198-3)
Shanna Dickenson
AR—current American record
Heptathlon 5671@ (5793)
Myrtle Chester
ar—American record at time of mark
EVENTMARK
55m
6.74
60m
7.15
200m
22.92 300m/300y 36.75 % (33.71y)
400m
51.29 500m
1:09.38
600y
1:17.38 A
600m
1:26.56 ar
800m
2:00.75
880y
2:03.10
1000y
2:26.70
1000m
2:41.37
1500m
4:19.82
Mile
4:29.72
3000m
9:01.91
2-Mile
9:55.8 h
3-Mile
15:18.83
5000m
15:39.81
55mH/60yH 7.50
60mH
8.04
4x200mR
1:37.42
4x400mR
3:31.49 4x800mR8:34.32
10:50.98 WRARCR
DMR
High Jump 1.83 (6-0)
Pole Vault
4.02 (13-2.25)
Long Jump 6.78 (22-3)
Triple Jump 12.99 (42-7.50)
Shot Put
17.42 (57-2)
20-lb. Wt.
21.43 (70-3.75)
Pentathlon 4196 pts.
ATHLETE(S)
Toyin Olupona
Courtney Champion
Courtney Champion
LaVonna Martin
Dee Dee Trotter
Cathy Rattray
Delisa Walton
Delisa Walton
Nicole Cook
Delisa Walton
Joetta Clark
Alisa Harvey
Alisa Harvey
Sarah Bowman
Jackie Areson
Brenda Webb
Kathy Bryant
Jackie Areson
LaVonna Martin
Celriece Law
Martin, Oliver
Trotter, Cook,
Treherne, Bennett
McDonald, Wright,
Price, Bowman
Wright, Jones, Price, Bowman
Tonya Lee
Christie Elwin
Tianna Madison
Vickie Hudson
Annie Alexander
Ariel Brooks
Tonya Lee
SITE
Knoxville
Gainesville, Fla.
Athens, Greece
Eugene, Ore.
Athens, Greece
Philadelphia, Pa.
Eugene, Ore.
Nashville, Tenn.
Oslo, Norway
Athens, Ga.
San Jose, Calif.
Eugene, Ore.
Sacramento, Calif.
DATE
5-26-06
5-24-98
8-24-04
7-03-10
7-13-09
4-26-86
6-02-84
5-15-05
6-26-82
3-25-11
6-26-87
6-21-84
6-10-05
Gainesville, Fla.
3-25-05
Sacramento, Calif.
6-11-05
Philadelphia, Pa.
4-25-09
Philadelphia, Pa.
4-24-09
Pocatello, Idaho
5-29-81
Philadelphia, Pa.
4-23-04
Philadelphia, Pa.
4-24-08
Gainesville, Fla.
4-06-07
Knoxville
Fayetteville, Ark.
Helsinki, Finland
Philadelphia, Pa.
Des Moines, Iowa
Knoxville
Knoxville
Richmond, Ky.
Knoxville
Eugene, Ore.
4-15-78
5-13-06
8-10-05
4-29-95
6-11-11
5-07-77
4-05-02
4-26-86
4-13-07
5-28&29-84
CR—current collegiate record
cr—collegiate record at time of mark
h—hand-timed
p—achieved in preliminary heat or semifinal (track events)
y—distance in yards
WR—current world record
wr—world record at time of mark
#—converted from hand time
@—converted to 1985 scoring tables
%—mark converted to equivalent of metric distance
*—current collegiate record
All indoor times on 200m track unless noted otherwise.
bold type indicates current Lady Vols
Annie Alexander improved her Tennessee outdoor record in the shot put and placed third at the 2011
NCAA Championships in Des Moines, Iowa.
152
VOL RECORDS
MARKYear
9.2
1974
10.05
2002/2001
19.86
2002
20.4
1975
32.72
2010
44.53
2002
45.2
1974
1:17.01
1992
1:43.97
1992
1:47.1
1967
3:41.24
1993
4:00.19
1986
7:58.34
1991
8:23.2m
1974
8:46.3m
1977
13:21.0
1976
13:46.3
1991
27:49.0
1976
28:18.4m
1991
13.21
2006
48.44
1982
51.1
1970
2.31m (7-7)
1994
*5.98m (19-7 1/2)
1996
8.00m (26-3)
1995
16.94m (55-7)
1985
19.53m (64-1)
1982
61.68m (202-4)
1992
81.66m (267-11)
2004 88.70m (291-10)
1970
67.84m (222-7)
1996
8,463
1999
38.66
2001/2002 39.4y
1975-76 39.4y
1980 1:20.20
2002
1:21.7y
1976 3:02.14
2002 3:05.0y
1971 7:16.38
1982 7:21.58y
1977 15:09.3
1977 16:15.5y
1977 3:13.28
1994 (metric)
3:17.8y
1967 (yards)
9:29.4
1977 9:39.4y
1975 54.40
1981 utsports.com /// utladyvols.com
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
ATHLETE(S)
Reggie Jones
Justin Gatlin/Leonard Scott
Justin Gatlin
Reggie Jones
Evander Wells
Gary Kikaya
Darwin Bond
José Parrilla
José Parrilla
Larry Kelly
Tim Pitcher
Ken Barbee
Todd Williams
Doug Brown
John Wright
Ron Addison
Glenn Morgan
Pat Davey
Todd Williams
Aries Merritt
David Patrick
Hardee McAlhaney
Randy Jenkins
Lawrence Johnson
Darius Pemberton
John Tillman
Chuck Locke
Kevin Fitzpatrick
Leigh Smith
Bill Skinner
Wes Boudreau
Tom Pappas
Sean Lambert, Justin Gatlin,
Hassaan Stamps, Leonard Scott
Jon Young, Ricci Garner,
Willie Gault, Jeff Phillips
Jason Grimes, Mike Miller,
Gary Kikaya, Sean Lambert,
Leonard Scott, Justin Gatlin
Lamar Preyor, Ronnie Harris,
Dwayne Bell Jr., Adrian Wheatley,
Justin Gatlin, Gary Kikaya
Trevor James, James Craig,
Audrey Hardy, Darwin Bond
Al Hardin, Mark Patrick,
Basil Magee, David Patrick
Keith Young, John Wright,
David Lapp, Sam James
John Wright, Keith Young,
Sam James, David Lapp
Sam James, Keith Young,
John Wright, David Lapp
Shane Lacy, Donnelle Dunning, Marwin Kline, José Parrilla
Gary Wagner, Carrol Thrift,
Bob Dickson, Larry Kelly
Sam James, Mike Barlow,
Keith Young, David Lapp
David Lapp, Jerome Morgan,
Bill Anderson, Thom Garrison
Jerome Wilson, Anthony Hancock,
MEET
THE TEAM
AR—current American record
ar—American record at time of mark
CR—current collegiate record
cr—collegiate record at time of mark
h—hand-timed
WR—current world record
wr—world record at time of mark
&—280 yard track
$—364 yard track
All indoor times on 200m track unless noted otherwise.
bold type indicates current Vols
Event
100yd
100m
200m
220yd
300m
400m
440yd
600m
800m
880yd
1,500m
Mile
3,000m
Steeple
Two mile
Three mile
5,000m
Six mile
10,000m
110m hurdles
400m hurdles
440yd hurdles
High jump
Pole vault
Long jump
Triple jump
Shot put
Discus
Javelin (New)
Javelin (Old)
Hammer
Decathlon
4x100m relay
4x110yd relay
4x200m relay
4x220yd relay
4x400m relay
Mile relay
4x800m relay
Two mile relay
4x1,500m relay
Four mile relay
Sprint med. relay
Sprint med. relay
DMR (metric)
DMR (yards)
4x110m hurdles
COACHES
& STAFF
ATHLETE(S)
MARKYear
Sam Graddy
6.03
1986
Leonard Scott
6.48
2001
Rubin Williams
20.36
2008
Terry McDaniel
29.99
1986
Terry McDaniel
33.42
1986
Gary Kikaya
45.71
2003
Ronnie Harris
48.1
1976
Trevor James
48.0 &
1974
Hardee McAlhaney
47.7 $ 1970
Sam Hill
1:01.65
1986
Anthony Blair
1:09.19
1980
Marc Sylvester
1:18.12
2002
Marc Sylvester
1:47.41
2002
David Patrick
1:49.79
1982
Keith Young
2:09.31
1979
Basil McGee
2:24.25
1982
John Wright
4:02.4
1977
Matt Hopkins
3:46.43
1987
Glenn Morgan
8:00.42
1990
Craig Dickinson
8:39.5m
1984
Phil Bedford
13:20.78
1982
Todd Williams
13:41.50
1991
Aries Merritt
7.10
2006
Willie Gault
6.95
1983
Aries Merritt
7.51
2006
Pat Pomphrey
14.9
1965
Randy Jenkins
2.31m (7-7)
1994
Lawrence Johnson
5.83m (19-1 1/2)
1994
Darius Pemberton
8.06m (26-5 1/2)
1995
David Siler
16.84m (55-3 1/2)
1983
Nick Panezich
19.23m (63-1 1/4)
2009
Garland Porter
22.09m (72-5 3/4)
2005
Tom Pappas
4,285
1999
Chris Helwick
5,917
2006
Justin Gatlin, Dwayne Bell Jr.,
3:05.63
2002
Leonard Scott, Gary Kikaya
Sam Hill, Allen Franklin,
3:09.99
1986
Belfred Clark, Teddy King Abe Henderson, Rick Bowers,
3:08.9 &
1970
Audry Hardy, Hardee McAlhaney
Mark Patrick, Al Harden,
7:24.96
1982
Basil Magee, David Patrick
Bill Anderson, Willie Thomas,
7:29.2
1973
Wilbur Hawkins, Danny Zoeller
David Clabert, Owen Self,
17:35.2
1969
Dickie Kleier, David Scire
Larry Kelly, Gary Wagner, 3:28.6
1969
Wayne Whitham, Hardee McAlhaney
Jeff Day, Samdi Fraser,
9:33.61
2007
Yarrick Kincaid, Tyler DeVault
Marcus Tanner, Shannon Wheatley,
9:43.14 2000
Jebreh Harris, Anthony Famiglietti
 outdoor marks
SEASON
PREVIEW
Event
55m/60y
60m
200m
300y
300m
400m
440y
500m
600y
600m
800m
880y
1,000y
1,000m
Mile 1,500m
3,000m
2-mile
3-mile
5,000m
55mH
60yH
60mH
120yH
High Jump
Pole Vault
Long Jump
Triple Jump
Shot Put
35-lb. Weight
Pentathlon
Heptathlon
4x400m relay
Mile relay
4x800m relay
2-mile relay
4-mile relay
SMR (yards)
DMR (metric)
DMR (yards)
GENERAL
INFO.
 indoor marks
153
LADY VOL FRESHMAN RECORDS
 indoor marks
Event
55m/60y
60m
200m
300m/300y
400m
500m
600m
600y
800m
1000y
1000m
Mile
3,000m
5,000m
2-Mile
3-Mile
60y/55mH
60mH
High Jump
Pole Vault
Long Jump
Triple Jump
Shot Put
20-lb. Wt. Throw
Pentathlon
ATHLETE(S)
Cleo Tyson
Courtney Champion
Courtney Champion
LaVonna Martin
LaTonya Loche
Delisa Walton
Nicole Cook
Shawn Moore
Joetta Clark
Gina Wilbanks
Alisa Harvey
Sarah Bowman
Brittany Sheffey
Megan Thompson
Lynn Lashley
Mary Ann Sturr
LaVonna Martin
Nia Ali
Bridgette Bittner
Christie Elwin
Sue Walton
Celriece Law
Annie Alexander
Jessie Harrison
Myrtle Chester
 outdoor marks
MARKYear
6.80
2005
7.25
2005
22.98
2005
37.24 (34.16)
1985
53.02
2005
1:11.7h
1980
1:30.73
2002
1:21.20
1987
2:06.36
1981
2:32.23
1986
2:46.30
1984
4:46.17
2005
9:38.76
2008
16:55.38
1991
10:28.5h
1977
17:01.7h
1977
7.68
1985
8.13
2007
1.78m (5-10)
1978
3.86m (12-8)
2000
6.37m (20-10.75)
1992
12.71 (41-8.50)
2006
17.42m (57-2)
2008
18.40m (60-4.50)
2010
3,942
1981
Event
100m
200m
400m
800m
1,500m
Mile
3000m
3000m SC
5,000m
10,000m
100mH
400mH
High Jump
Pole Vault
Long Jump
Triple Jump
Shot Put
Discus
Hammer
Javelin (New)
Javelin (Old)
Heptathlon
ATHLETE(S)
Jeneba Tarmoh
Cleo Tyson
LaVonna Martin
Chanelle Price
Rose-Anne Galligan
Brenda Webb
Alison Quelch
Jackie Areson
Alison Quelch
Alison Quelch
Nia Ali
LaVonna Martin
Bridgette Bittner
Linda Hadfield
Tianna Madison
Vickie Hudson
Annie Alexander
Annie Alexander
Jessie Harrison
Denita Miller
Jeanne Villegas
Myrtle Chester
Jessie Harrison charted Tennessee Lady Volunteer freshman records in the hammer throw outdoors and in the weight throw indoors in 2010.
154
Bold - Current Athletes
MARKYear
11.21
2008
22.88
2005
52.60
1985
2:01.33
2009
4:17.20
2007
4:55.1h
1977
9:14.8h
1983
10:32.53
2007
16:10.06
1983
34:29.0h
1983
13.25
2007
57.80
1985
1.83m (6-0)
1978
4.01m (13-1.75)
2011
6.60m (21-8)
2004
12.87m (42-2.75)
1992
17.45m (57-3)
2008
56.46m (185-3)
2008
55.98m (183-8)
2010
48.54m (159-3)
2001
56.46m (185-3)
1986
5,569
1989
VOL FRESHMAN RECORDS
1980
10:02.08
1987
ATHLETE(S)
Reggie Jones
Justin Gatlin
Justin Gatlin
Lamar Preyor
Laron Brown
Darwin Bond
José Parrilla
Thom Garrison
Sam James
Rickey Pittman
Chris Platt
Rickey Pittman
Bob Thompson
Pat Davey
Glenn Morgan
Doug Brown
George Watts
Aries Merritt
Bill High
Belfred Clark Jerome Wilson
Tim Bell
Lawrence Johnson
Greg Neal
Greg Neal
Rob Carlson
Kevin Fitzpatrick
Wes Boudreau
Leigh Smith
Bill Skinner
Stephen Harris
Don Graham, Pat Murphy,
Bob Dickson, Gary Wagner
Don Graham, Tom Fisher,
Bob Dickson, Gary Wagner
Doug Hedrick, Sam Hill,
Belfred Clark, Maurice Smith
Jim Smeltzer, Greg Robinson,
Tom Brown, Hardee McAlhaney
Tom Brown, David Wamer,
Hardee McAlhaney, Toni Masi
Tony Masi, Tom Brown,
Jim Smeltzer, Hardee McAlhaney
David Wamer, Tony Masi,
Dickie Kleier, David Scire
Melvin Maxwell, Don Pinkston,
Micky Shelton, David Storey
MARKYear
9.2
1974
10.08
2001
20.29
2001
20.6
1976
45.45
1983
46.0
1971
1:45.34
1991
1:47.8
1973
3:44.59
1977
4:05.56
1981
8:16.61
2005
8:27.62
1981
8:56.59
1986
13:24.1
1975
13:59.4
1988
27:51.6
1971
29:04.5
1976
13.47
2004
13.5
1969
49.45
1984
51.44
1981
2.23m (7-3 3/4)
1998
5.71m (18-8 3/4)
1993
7.89m (25-10 3/4) 1982
16.80m (55-1 3/4)
1982
18.14m (59-6 1/4)
1992
56.78m (186-3)
1989
62.82m (206-1)
1995
70.96m (232-10)
2001
76.94m (252-5)
1968
7,651
2000
41.6
1966 1:26.7
1966 3:10.1
1984 3:12.3
1967 3:25.4
1967 7:34.7
1963 10:10.9
1967 17:56.1
1963 Bold - Current Athletes
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
7:41.0
Event
100y
100m
200m
220y
400m
440y
800m
880y
1,500m
Mile
3,000m
Steeple
2-Mile
3-Mile
5,000m
6-Mile
10,000m
110mH
120yH
400mH
440yH
High Jump
Pole Vault
Long Jump
Triple Jump
Shot Put
Discus
Hammer
Javelin (New)
Javelin (Old)
Decathlon
4x110yR
4x220yR
4x400mR
MileR
SMR
2-MileR
DMR
4-MileR
MEET
THE TEAM
MARKYear
6.20
1983
6.07
1999
6.56
1999
20.65
2001
20.52 (266m track)
2001
30.0
1976
33.96
2011
47.05
2000
46.91 (266m track)
1996
47.40
1983
1:10.0
1983
1:18.12
2002
1:47.41
2002
1:50.9
1977
2:10.8
1980
2:27.03
1987
3:46.43
1987
4:07.04
2004
8:13.7m
1987
8:42.6
1976
13:44.4
1976
14:24.29
1988
6.9
1966
7.85
2004
2.13m (7-0)
1978
2.13m (7-0)
1984
5.50m (18-0 1/2)
1993
7.96m (26-1 1/2)
2011
16.18m (53-1 1/4)
1975
17.86m (58-7)
1968
18.41m (60-5)
2006
3,861
2001
5,525
2004
3:22.0
1967
COACHES
& STAFF
ATHLETE(S)
Sam Graddy
Leonard Scott
Leonard Scott
Justin Gatlin
Justin Gatlin
Lamar Preyor
Dentarius Locke
Shannon Wheatley
Gabe Garrett
Laron Brown
Laron Brown
Marc Sylvester
Marc Sylvester
Sam James
Sander Williams
David Maez
Matt Hopkins
Dusty Miller
Glenn Morgan
George Watts
George Watts
Todd Williams
Richmond Flowers
Aries Merritt
Larry Clapp
Tony Heitzman
Lawrence Johnson
Justin Hunter
Paul Jordan
Chip Kell
Richard Wooten
Blake Sabo
Chris Helwick
Greg Robinson, Jim Smeltzer,
Robin Benton, Hardee McAlhaney
Sander Williams, Al Harden,
Doug Reynolds, Danny Cowden
Ken Green, Kevin Porter,
Matt Hopkins, David Maez
 outdoor marks
SEASON
PREVIEW
Event
60y
55m
60m
200m
300y
300m 400m
440y
600y
600m
800m
880y
1,000y
1,000m
1,500m
Mile
3,000m
2-Mile
3-Mile
5,000m
60y/55mH
60mH
High Jump
Pole Vault
Long Jump
Triple Jump
Shot Put
35-lb. Wt. Throw
Pentathlon
Heptathlon
Mile Relay
Two Mile Relay
DMR
GENERAL
INFO.
 indoor marks
Mark Sylvester has owned the 600m and 800m Tennessee freshman records since 2002.
155
LADY VOL INDOOR DANDY DOZEN
60m
7.15
Courtney Champion
Lexington, KY/SEC
7.20p
Cleo Tyson
Fayetteville, AR/NCAA
7.22
Lynne Layne
Lexington, KY/SEC
7.23
Toyin Olupona
Lexington, KY/SEC
7.24
Kelli White
Indianapolis, IN
7.27
Tianna Madison
7.28p
Jeneba Tarmoh
7.37p
Heather Sumpter
Fayetteville, AR/SEC
7.44
LaTonya Loche
University Park, PA
7.47p
Stephanie Fields
Atlanta, GA/USATF
7.48
Robin Benjamin
Louisville, KY
7.49p
Kia Jackson
New York, NY
7.49p
DeeDee Trotter
University Park, PA
7.49
LaVonna Martin
Bloomington, IL
7.49
Louisville, KY
2-25-07
3-10-06
3-01-09
2-29-04
2-05-99
3-12-05
3-14-08
2-26-00
1-28-05
3-05-94
2-09-85
2-04-11
1-30-04
2-07-87
1-29-83
200m
22.92
Courtney Champion
23.19
DeeDee Trotter
University Park, PA
23.23
Sue Walton
Indianapolis, IN/NCAA
23.25
Cleo Tyson
23.26p
Jeneba Tarmoh
23.36
Kelli White
23.45
LaTonya Loche
23.53
Lynne Layne
Lexington, KY/SEC
23.56p
Tianna Madison
23.57p
Patricia Hall
Gainesville, FL/SEC
23.77
Toyin Olupona
Fayetteville, AR
23.82
Erica Witter
Lexington, KY/SEC
3-09-07
1-31-04
3-11-95
2-27-05
3-01-08
3-05-99
3-11-05
3-01-09
2-26-05
2-25-06
2-12-05
2-25-96
400m/440y (402.336m)
51.29
DeeDee Trotter
51.96
Patricia Hall
Fayetteville, AR
53.02
LaTonya Loche
53.04
Nicole Cook
University Park, PA
53.04#
53.2yh
Delisa Walton
Johnson City, TN
53.63
Pat Leroy
Gainesville, FL/SEC
53.85#
54.16y
Baton Rouge, LA/SEC
54.01#
54.32y
Ilrey Oliver
Bloomington, IN
54.22
Lesly Love
Indianapolis, IN
54.22#
54.53y
Cathy Rattray
Johnson City, TN
54.36
Ellen Wortham
College Station, TX
54.51
Saidah Jones
Gainesville, FL
3-13-04
2-10-06
2-27-05
1-29-05
2-15-83
2-23-92
2-26-84
2-16-86
2-06-99
1-15-83
2-12-11
2-27-97
800m/880y (804.672m)
2:00.75CR
Nicole Cook
2:01.47
Phoebe Wright
2:02.39
2:03.10y Delisa Walton
New York, NY/TAC
2:03.12
Chanelle Price
2:03.84
Joetta Clark
New York, NY
2:04.58
Sarah Bowman
University Park, PA
2:04.70
Jasmin Jones
Fairfax, VA
2:05.32p
Kameisha Bennett
Lexington, KY/SEC
2:06.52
Leslie Treherne
Lexington, KY/SEC
2:07.16
Nijgia Snapp
College Station, TX
2:07.16#
2:07.91y Alisa Harvey
Bloomington, IN
2:08.02
Kianna Ruff
College Station, TX
2-27-05
2-28-10
2-25-83
2-28-10
1-28-83
1-31-08
2-03-91
2-28-04
2-25-07
2-12-11
2-18-84
2-12-11
Mile (1609.334m)
4:29.72
Sarah Bowman
College Station, TX/NCAA
4:35.25
Alisa Harvey
Baton Rouge, LA/SEC
4:39.5h
Brenda Webb
Washington, DC
4:40.82
Lindsay Hyatt
Lexington, KY/SEC
4:42.28
Brooke Novak
Fayetteville, AR
4:42.30
Linda Portasik
Cedar Falls, IA/AIAW
4:42.32
Jasmin Jones
Johnson City, TN
4:43.05
Brittany Sheffey
College Station, TX
4:43.13
Patty Wiegand
Baton Rouge, LA/SEC
4:43.50
Phoebe Wright
Lexington, KY
4:43.85
Jackie Areson
Blacksburg, VA
4:44.44
Chanelle Price
College Station, TX
3-14-09
3-02-86
1-12-79
2-29-04
2-13-04
3-12-82
1-25-91
2-13-10
2-24-91
1-16-10
1-22-10
2-12-11
3000m
9:01.91
Jackie Areson
9:09.83
Patty Wiegand
9:11.31
Sarah Bowman
9:14.07
Alison Quelch
9:15.39
Liz Costello
9:26.21
Jasmin Jones
9:26.34
Monica O’Reilly
9:26.63
Brittany Sheffey
9:27.94
Brooke Novak
9:29.69
Katie Flaute
9:29.75
Felicia Guliford
9:33.09
Katie Van Horn
University Park, PA
Lexington, KY
Gainesville, FL
University Park, PA
Gainesville, FL/SEC
Gainesville, FL
Lexington, KY/SEC
Lexington, KY/SEC
Blacksburg, VA
1-29-11
3-09-91
1-17-08
2-11-84
1-29-11
2-23-90
3-09-86
2-27-10
2-28-04
2-24-07
3-06-05
3-01-08
5000m
15:39.81
Jackie Areson
15:48.50
Liz Costello
16:12.03
Patty Wiegand
16:23.7h
Kathy Bryant
16:24.28
Katie Van Horn
16:24.41
Katie Flaute
16:28.19
Sharon Dickie
16:42.87
Megan Cauble
16:43.15
Felicia Guliford
16:45.22
Michelle Reasor
16:55.38
Megan Thompson
16:55.63
Carly Matthews
Seattle, WA
Seattle, WA
Johnson City, TN
Blacksburg, VA
Fayetteville, AR
Fayetteville, AR
Lexington, KY/SEC
Baton Rouge, LA/SEC
Gainesville, FL/SEC
2-11-11
2-11-11
1-26-91
1-30-82
2-15-08
2-09-07
3-09-01
2-29-04
2-27-05
3-10-95
2-24-91
2-26-06
60m Hurdles
8.04
Celriece Law
3-14-09
8.13p
Nia Ali
3-09-07
8.18
Benita Fitzgerald
Louisville, KY
1-29-83
8.35
Pavi’Elle James
Lexington, KY/SEC
2-25-07
8.40
LaVonna Martin
Louisville, KY
2-09-85
8.45
Myrtle Chester
Louisville, KY
2-05-82
156
8.46
8.49
8.55p
8.68
8.69p
8.70
Ellen Wortham
Kim Townes
Marvena Almond
Frenke Bolt
Bianca Blair
Frederica Winley
Coll. Sta., TX/NCAA pent
Lexington, KY/SEC
Lexington, KY/SEC
Blacksburg, VA
Blacksburg, VA
Louisville, KY
1600 Relay/Mile Relay
4x400m/4x440y Relay
3:31.49
Trotter/Cook/Treherne/Bennett Fayetteville, AR/NCAA
3:31.76
Loche/Hall/Gorham/Champion Fayetteville, AR/NCAA
3:31.82
Hall/Champion/Loche/Tyson
3:32.59
Gorham/Cook/Bennett/Trotter Lexington, KY/SEC
3:33.66
Hall/Loche/Tyson/McDonald
Fayetteville, AR
3:33.82
Loche/Champion/Cook/Hall
Fayetteville, AR
3:35.12
Wortham/Snapp/Octave/Ruff Notre Dame, IN
3:35.80
Leroy/SWalton/Prather/Lee
3:35.82#3:37.08yRattray/Barksdale/Clark/DWalton Detroit, MI/NCAA
3:35.85
Loche/Jones/McDonald/Wright Fayetteville, AR/NCAA
3:36.05
Champion/Loche/Jones/Tyson Fayetteville, AR
3:36.27
Madison/Hall/Loche/Tyson
3-11-11
2-25-96
2-24-96
1-23-99
1-28-11
2-09-85
3-13-04
3-12-05
3-11-06
2-29-04
2-11-06
2-12-05
3-07-11
3-14-92
3-12-83
3-15-08
2-16-08
2-27-05
Distance-Medley Relay (1200-400-800-1600)
10:50.98WRARCR
Wright/Jones/Price/Bowman
3-13-09
10:58.37
Wright/Wortham/Price/Sheffey Fayetteville, AR/NCAA
3-12-10
11:01.97
Sheffey/Jones/Wright/Bowman Fayetteville, AR/NCAA
3-14-08
11:03.42
Novak/Trotter/Cook/Hyatt
University Park, PA
1-30-04
11:05.92
Galligan/Loche/Treherne/Bowman Fayetteville, AR/NCAA
3-09-07
11:05.37
Sheffey/Harris/Price/Areson
2-27-11
11:07.86
Price/Wortham/Snapp/Sheffey College Station, TX/NCAA
3-11-11
11:12.40
Sheffey/Wortham/Price/Costello New York, NY
2-04-11
11:14.59
Wright/White/Price/Areson
2-28-10
11:15.21
Novak/Hall/Gorham/Guliford
3-11-05
11:16.61
Novak/Olupona/Sullivan/Hyatt Lexington, KY/SEC
2-29-04
11:16.91
Novak/Champion/Treherne/Bowman Fayetteville, AR
2-11-06
High Jump
1.83
1.82
1.78
1.76
1.75
1.74
1.74
1.73
1.72
1.72
1.71
1.70
6-00
5-11.50
5-10
5-09.25
5-08.75
5-08.50
5-08.50
5-08
5-07.75
5-07.75
5-07.25
5-07
Tonya Lee
Marvena Almond
Bridgette Bittner
Myrtle Chester
Laura Mozingo
Michelle Elfervig
Tisha Milligan
Heidi Hertz
Ellen Wortham
Frenke Bolt
Virginia Quellmalz
Cathy Bodkin
Baton Rouge, LA/SEC pent
Knoxville
New York, NY/AAU
Baton Rouge, LA/SEC
Baton Rouge, LA/SEC
Indianapolis, IN
Baton Rouge, LA/SEC pent
Louisville, KY
Coll. Sta., TX/NCAA pent
Blacksburg, VA
Knoxville/SEC hept
Bloomington, IN
2-23-91
2-25-96
2-25-78
2-26-84
3-02-86
3-07-98
2-23-91
2-10-78
3-11-11
1-16-99
5-13-93
1-31-86
Pole Vault
4.02
13-02.25 Christie Elwin
Gainesville, FL/SEC
3.99
13-01.00 Jessica Reust
3.98
13-00.75 Alicia Essex
College Station, TX
3.85
12-07.50 Tracy Carrington
3.83
12-06.75 Lesly Love
Blacksburg, VA
3.83
12-06.75 Beth Gehring
Blacksburg, VA
3.80
12-05.50 Linda Hadfield
3.80
12-05.50 Jessica Andrews
3.70
12-01.50 Kendra Rhyne
Knoxville
3.69
12-01.25 Mandy Bergey
Johnson City, TN
3.55
11-07.75 Lauren McNeil
Knoxville
3.50
11-05.75 Jamie Rebella
Knoxville
3.50
11-05.75 K.C. Allen
Lexington, KY
3.50
11-05.75 Leslie Henley
Baton Rouge, LA/SEC
3-02-03
2-26-05
1-24-09
3-05-99
2-11-00
2-11-00
2-27-11
2-26-05
2-20-04
1-27-01
2-21-03
1-09-04
1-22-00
2-28-98
Long Jump
6.78
22-03
Tianna Madison
6.71
22-00.25 Dedra Davis
6.37
20-10.75 Sue Walton
6.25
20-06.25 Menka Scott
Bloomington, IN
6.17
20-03
Vickie Hudson
Gainesville, FL/SEC
6.13
20-01.50 Lynne Layne
6.09
19-11.75 Tonya Lee
Baton Rouge, LA/SEC
6.08
19-11.50 Alison Dupree
Knoxville
6.07
19-11
Marvena Almond
Lexington, KY/SEC
6.05
19-10.25 Erica Tittsworth
Blacksburg, VA
5.99
19-08
Kia Jackson
5.99
19-08
Tracy Hopkins
Blacksburg, VA
3-11-05
3-11-94
3-13-92
2-11-89
2-26-94
3-01-08
2-24-89
2-18-89
2-24-96
2-12-00
2-27-10
1-28-84
Triple Jump
12.99
42-07.50 Vickie Hudson
12.73
41-09.25 Celriece Law
Lexington, KY
12.70
41-08
Edra Finley
12.49
40-11.75 Kayla Montgomery
Columbus, OH
12.28
40-03.50 Menka Scott
Baton Rouge, LA/SEC
12.23
40-01.50 Brittany Daniels
Lexington, KY/SEC
12.22
40-01.25 Dedra Davis
Columbus, OH
12.00
39-04.50 Tianna Madison
Lexington, KY/SEC
11.96
39-03.00 Marquita Knight
Gainesville, FL/SEC
11.90
39-00.50 Kim Townes
West Lafayette, IN
11.75
38-06-75 Allison Outerbridge
11.74
38-06.25 Millicent Shabazz
Bloomington, IN
3-11-95
1-19-07
2-27-05
1-14-95
1-25-89
2-25-07
1-16-93
2-29-04
2-21-99
1-22-93
1-27-11
2-11-90
Shot Put
17.42
16.96 cr
16.37
16.29
15.60
15.30
15.06
14.98
14.98
14.88
14.78
14.74
3-14-09
1-29-82
2-11-95
1-28-84
2-25-06
2-03-07
2-06-00
2-22-85
2-24-77
1-21-83
1-22-11
2-24-02
57-02
55-07.75
53-08.50
53-05.50
51-02.25
50-02.50
49-05
49-01.75
49-01.75
48-10
48-06
48-04.50
Annie Alexander
Rose Hauch
Alana Preston
Patricia Walsh
April Thomas
Shanna Dickenson
Andrea Pappas
Jackie Wallace
Jane Haist
Stephanie Thomas
Aslynn Halvorson
Diane Slinden
Blacksburg, VA
Bloomington, IN
Blacksburg, VA
Gainesville, FL/SEC
Lincoln, NE
Gainesville, FL
Baton Rouge, LA/SEC
New York City, NY/AAU
Knoxville
Blacksburg, VA
LADY VOL INDOOR DANDY DOZEN
Baton Rouge, LA/SEC
Baton Rouge, LA/SEC
Pocatello, ID/AIAW
Gainesville, FL
University Park, PA
Gainesville, FL
Gainesville, FL/SEC
2-23-91
3-11-11
2-23-91
3-14-81
2-24-06
1-28-05
1-29-87
2-22-92
CURRENTLY NON-NCAA EVENTS
Toyin Olupona
Tianna Madison
Kelli White
Dedra Davis
Cleo Tyson
Sue Walton
Mary Bolden
Courtney Champion
Tisha Prather
LaVonna Martin
Heather Sumpter
Robin Benjamin
Knoxville
Knoxville
Gainesville, FL/SEC
Gainesville, FL/SEC
Baton Rouge, LA/SEC
Baton Rouge, LA/SEC
Knoxville
Johnson City, TN
Gainesville, FL/SEC
Knoxville
Baton Rouge, LA/SEC
2-18-05
2-18-05
3-20-99
3-11-94
2-26-06
2-25-95
2-25-84
2-18-05
3-07-92
2-28-87
2-18-00
2-28-88
300m/300y
36.75#
33.71y
37.82#
34.69y
37.93#
34.79y
37.98#
34.6hy
38.09#
34.94y
38.17#
35.01y
35.4hy
36.07
36.5hy
LaVonna Martin
Carla McLaughlin
Robin Benjamin
Ilrey Oliver
Mary Bolden
Benita Fitzgerald
Kathy Goldstein
Leslie Morris
Johnson City, TN
Johnson City, TN
Bloomington, IL
Bloomington, IN
Baton Rouge, LA/SEC
Bloomington, IN
Knoxville
Bloomington, IN
Knoxville
1-17-87
1-17-87
2-07-87
2-02-85
2-26-84
2-19-83
2-05-77
2-20-82
2-05-77
500m
1:09.38 wr cr
Cathy Rattray
Gainesville, FL
1:09.79
Phoebe Wright
University Park, PA
1:10.92
Nijgia Snapp
University Park, PA
1:11.69p
Ilrey Oliver
Gainesville, FL/SEC
1:11.7h
Delisa Walton
Murray, KY
1:12.55
Princess Bennett
Bloomington, IL
1:12.89
Shawn Moore
Gainesville, FL/SEC
1:13.25
Chanelle Price
University Park, PA
1:14.04
Tonya Lee
Baton Rouge, LA/SEC
1:14.77
Leslie Treherne
University Park, PA
1:14.77
Tracy Nelson
Bloomington, IN
1:14.85
Karin Carbin
Bloomington, IN
Marks at 1986 & 1987 NCAA meets not considered for records; short course
1:09.35
Ilrey Oliver
Okla. City, OK/NCAA
1:09.68
Ilrey Oliver
Okla. City, OK/NCAA
1:09.84p
Ilrey Oliver
Okla. City, OK/NCAA
1:11.29p
Ilrey Oliver
Okla. City, OK/NCAA
2-11-84
1-30-10
1-29-11
2-28-87
2-09-80
2-07-87
3-01-87
1-31-09
2-25-89
1-28-06
2-02-85
2-13-88
3-14-87
3-15-86
3-13-87
3-14-86
600y (548.8 meters)
1:17.38Ay
Delisa Walton
1:19.03y
Cathy Rattray
1:19.61y
Ilrey Oliver
1:21.20y
Shawn Moore
1:21.93y
1:24.22y
Tracy Nelson
1:25.05y
Karen Carbin
1:27.99yp
Frederica Winley
Baton Rouge, LA/SEC
Johnson City, TN
Lincoln, NE
Bloomington, IN
Baton Rouge, LA/SEC
Johnson City, TN
Baton Rouge, LA/SEC
3-13-82
2-26-84
1-16-87
2-14-87
2-18-84
2-22-85
1-18-86
2-22-85
600m
1:26.56 AR
1:28.07
1:30.73p
1:32.07
1:32.27p
1:32.77
1:33.10
1:33.18
1:35.11
1:35.25
1:35.49
1:36.92
Pocatello, ID/AIAW
Gainesville, FL
Bloomington, IN
Columbus, OH
Bloomington, IN
Blacksburg, VA
Bloomington, IN
Bloomington, IN
Bloomington, IN
West Lafayette, IN
Bloomington, IN
Blacksburg, VA
3-14-81
2-05-83
2-01-02
1-20-90
2-01-02
1-21-11
2-08-92
2-08-92
2-11-89
1-18-91
2-05-94
1-22-10
Delisa Walton
Cathy Rattray
Nicole Cook
Jasmin Jones
Kameisha Bennett
Kianna Ruff
Pat Leroy
Tonya Lee
Vonda Hammons
Alicia Johnson
Lynne Collazo
Charity Honeycutt
1000y (914.16 meters)
2:26.70y
Joetta Clark
2:28.11y
Alisa Harvey
Baton Rouge, LA/SEC
2:31.86y
Kathi Harris
Bloomington, IN
2:32.23y
Gina Wilbanks
Baton Rouge, LA/SEC
3-13-82
3-02-86
2-16-85
3-02-86
Karol Davidson
Vonda Hammons
Patty Wiegand
Shawn Moore
Michelle Strothers
Staci Snider
Bloomington, IN
Bloomington, IL
Knoxville
Knoxville
Knoxville
Knoxville
2-18-84
2-07-87
2-18-89
2-17-90
2-17-90
2-14-92
1000m
2:41.37
2:41.83 cr
2:42.71
2:43.73
2:48.46
2:49.88
2:50.48
2:52.1h
2:53.46
2:55.4h
2:57.91
3:02.53
Alisa Harvey
Joetta Clark
Chanelle Price
Jasmin Jones
Brittany Sheffey
Gina Wilbanks
Patty Wiegand
Kathy Harris
Valerie Bertrand
Vonda Hammons
Monica Olkowski
Erin Anderson
Okla. City, OK/NCAA
Gainesville, FL
University Park, PA
West Lafayette, IN
University Park, PA
Bloomington, IN
West Lafayette, IN
Blacksburg, VA
Bloomington, IN
Indianapolis, IN
West Lafayette, IN
Blacksburg, VA
3-14-87
2-05-83
1-30-10
1-18-91
1-29-11
2-13-88
1-18-91
1-26-85
2-11-90
2-01-86
1-18-91
2-10-01
1500m
4:19.82
Alisa Harvey
4:25.56
Liz Natale
4:25.5h
Brenda Webb
4:26.37
Monica O’Reilly
4:33.1h
Linda Portasik
4:57.2
Jill Webber
Blacksburg, VA
Gainesville, FL
Toronto, CAN (Maple Leaf )
Gainesville, FL
Columbus, OH
Blacksburg, VA
1-26-85
2-11-84
1979
2-11-84
1-15-82
1-25-86
2-Mile
9:55.8h
Brenda Webb
9:59.00
Kathy Bryant
10:05.55
Alison Quelch
10:06.08
Monica O’Reilly
10:27.34
Alisa Harvey
10:28.5h
Lynn Lashley
10:29.1h
Donna McLain
New York, NY/AAU
Johnson City, TN
Johnson City, TN
Johnson City, TN
Columbus, OH
Bloomington, IN
2-25-78
3-12-82
1-20-84
1-20-84
1-19-85
1-22-77
2-20-82
3-Mile
15:18.83
Kathy Bryant
17:01.7h
Marianne Sturr
17:08.26
Jill Weber
Memphis, TN
Baton Rouge, LA/SEC
3-12-82
1-29-77
3-02-86
55m Hurdles/60y Hurdles
7.50 cr
LaVonna Martin
Gainesville, FL/SEC
3-01-87
7.52y
Benita Fitzgerald
Detroit, MI/NCAA
3-12-83
7.68
Celriece Law
Gainesville, FL/SEC
2-26-06
7.70
Pavi’Elle James
Blacksburg, VA
3-03-07
7.84
Kim Smallwood
Gainesville, FL/SEC
2-22-97
7.89
Alison Dupree
Baton Rouge, LA/SEC
2-24-89
7.91
Kim Townes
Columbus, OH
1-14-95
7.92
Mallery Ivy
Johnson City, TN
3-07-92
7.93y
Myrtle Chester
Baton Rouge, LA/SEC
2-25-84
7.94y
Frederica Winley
Baton Rouge, LA/SEC
2-22-85
7.97
Marvena Almond
Knoxville
2-16-96
8.04p
Frenke Bolt
Knoxville
2-18-00
8.04p
Shawn Moore
Gainesville, FL/SEC
2-28-87
4x200m/4x220y Relay
1:37.42
McLaughlin/Benjamin/Martin/Oliver Louisville, KY
1-30-87
1:37.82
Fitzgerald/Sherrill/Hines/Barksdale
Pocatello, ID/AIAW
3-14-81
1:38.68
Wortham/Jackson/Bryant/Octave
New York, NY
2-06-10
1:42.56#
1:43.15y
Barksdale/Nelson/Desrosiers/Chester Louisville, KY
1-29-83
1:43.94
Smith/Sherrill/Rutherford/Robinson Murray, KY
2-09-80
1:47.12#
1:47.5hy
Roby/McCann/Morris/Thompson
Columbus, OH
1-22-77
1:48.8h
Robinson/Gearhiser/Mozingo/Gillespie Blacksburg, VA
2-09-85
3200m Relay/2 Mile Relay
4x800m/4x880y Relay
8:34.32
McDonald/Wright/Price/Bowman University Park, PA
1-31-09
8:35.32
Moore/Johnson/Bertrand/JJones
3-10-90
8:35.45p
Hammons/Wilbanks/Bertrand/JJones Indianapolis, IN/NCAA
3-11-89
8:36.32
Olkowski/Wiegand/Johnson/JJones
3-09-91
8:40.17 cr
Davidson/Quelch/Harvey/ClarkSyracuse, NY/NCAA
3-10-84
8:44.92#
8:47.98y
Davidson/Natale/Harvey/Clark Baton Rouge, LA/SEC
2-26-84
Discus
50.06
164-03
Annie Alexander
Lexington, KY
45.53
149-04
Shanna Dickenson
Lexington, KY
44.71
146-08
Amara McKell
Lexington, KY
1-11-08
1-11-08
1-11-08
A – mark achieved at altitude
AR – current American record
ar – American record at time of mark
b – mark achieved on a banked track
CR – existing collegiate record
cr – collegiate record at time of mark
h – hand-timed
OK – mark accepted by Track & Field News/
meet only recorded reading for windy jumps
p – achieved in preliminary heat or semifinal (track events)
q – achieved in qualifying round (field events)
s – achieved in series (field events)
TFN – Track & Field News list
w – wind-aided; exceeds allowable standards
WR – world record
x – wind data not available
y – mark in yards
# – converted mark
bold type indicates current Lady Vols
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
55m/60y (54.864m)
6.74
6.75
6.76p
6.79
6.80
6.82
6.82yp
6.83p
6.88
6.88p
6.89p
6.89
2:34.15y
2:35.4hy
2:37.9hy
2:42.69y
2:45.66y
2:47.2hy
MEET
THE TEAM
2-03-06
2-24-07
2-26-11
2-13-10
2-23-02
1-27-06
2-21-03
1-30-09
2-20-04
2-06-00
1-14-11
2-22-97
COACHES
& STAFF
Pentathlon
4196 ar
Tonya Lee
4042
Ellen Wortham
3984
Tisha Milligan
3942
Myrtle Chester
3706
Caitlin Ward
3407
Edra Finley
3385
Frederica Winley
3210
Virginia Quellmalz
Lincoln, NE
Lexington, KY/SEC
College Station, TX
University Park, PA
Knoxville
University Park, PA
Knoxville
Gainesville, FL
Lexington, KY
Gainesville, FL/SEC
SEASON
PREVIEW
Ariel Brooks
Shanna Dickenson
Jessie Harrison
Laquoya Kelly
Diane Slinden
April Thomas
Janine Tessarzik
Annie Alexander
Sara Vigil
Andrea Pappas
Aslynn Halvorson
Kelly Smith
GENERAL
INFO.
20-lb. Weight
21.43
70-03.75
19.88
65-02.75
18.50
60-08.50
18.37
60-03.25
17.90
58-08.75
17.75
58-03
17.64
57-10.50
17.62
57-09.75
16.69
54-09.25
15.67
51-05
15.05
49-04.50
14.98
49-01.75
157
LADY VOL OUTDOOR DANDY DOZEN
100 meters (maximum allowable wind:+2.00 meters per second)
11.10p
w:+1.8
Cleo Tyson
Knoxville/NCAA ME
11.20
w:+1.4
Kelli White
Boise, ID/NCAA
11.21
w:+1.3
Jeneba Tarmoh
Columbus, Ohio/USA Jrs.
11.24
w:+0.8
Lynne Layne
São Paulo, BRA/Pan Am Jrs.
11.29
w:+1.29
Tisha Prather
Knoxville
11.31
w:+1.3
Dedra Davis
Knoxville
11.33
w:+1.8
Stephanie Fields
Tuscaloosa, AL/SEC
11.35
w:+0.6
Toyin Olupona
Winnipeg, CAN
11.35
w: -0.46
Mary Bolden
Baton Rouge, LA/SEC
11.36
w:+1.3
Sue Walton
Knoxville
11.36Ap
w:+1.59
Benita Fitzgerald
Provo, UT/NCAA
11.40
w:+1.8
Michelle Bookman
Tuscaloosa, AL/SEC
Wind-aided; unverified winds
10.96w
w:+5.5
Kelli White
Knoxville
11.09wp w:+4.7
Lynne Layne
Fayetteville, AR/NCAA ME
11.13w
w:+3.14
Benita Fitzgerald
Provo, UT/NCAA
11.16w
w:+3.14
Tisha Prather
Knoxville/SEC
11.21w
w:+3.5
Jeneba Tarmoh
11.23w
w:+2.2
Cleo Tyson
Knoxville
11.24wp w:+3.92
Sue Walter
Starkville, MS/SEC
11.28x
w: NWI
Sue Walton
Knoxville
11.30w
w:+3.8
Toyin Olupona
Winnipeg, CAN
11.35w
w: 3.5
Tianna Madison
Austin, TX/NCAA
200 meters (maximum allowable wind:+2.00 meters per second)
22.58
w:+1.2
Kelli White
Gainesville, FL/SEC
22.88*
w:+1.0
Cleo Tyson
Nashville, TN/SEC
22.94
w: +1.9
Jeneba Tarmoh
22.94
w:+1.2
Sue Walton
Knoxville
23.00p
w:+1.65
Mary Bolden
Eugene, OR/NCAA
23.03
w: TFN
Carla McLaughlin
Gainesville, FL
23.08
w:+1.71
Tisha Prather
Knoxville
23.12
w:+1.9
Lynne Layne
23.22
w: TFN
Benita Fitzgerald
Lausanne, SUI
23.23p
w: +0.2
Patricia Hall
23.24
w:+1.98
LaVonna Martin
Tuscaloosa, AL/SEC
23.27
w:-0.6
DeeDee Trotter
Knoxville
*UT freshman record
Wind-aided; unverified wind
22.49w
w:+5.0
Kelli White
Knoxville
22.94wp w:+2.3
Lynne Layne
Indianapolis, IN/USATF Jrs.
23.24w
w:+2.7
Cleo Tyson
Knoxville
400 meters
50.00
51.45
51.71Ap
51.76
51.93
52.0h
52.57
52.60
52.78
53.10
53.16p
53.25
4-09-99
5-30-08
6-05-82
5-16-93
5-31-08
4-14-06
5-16-92
5-02-92
7-16-05
6-10-04
5-24-98
5-15-05
5-31-08
4-02-94
5-31-84
3-28-87
5-01-93
5-31-08
7-14-81
5-12-06
5-17-87
4-10-04
4-09-99
6-22-07
4-09-05
DeeDee Trotter
Patricia Hall
Cathy Rattray
Ilrey Oliver
Kelia Bolton
Delisa Walton
Saidah Jones
LaVonna Martin
LaTonya Loche
Tara Coleman
Karen Carbin
Athens, GRE/Olympics
Sacramento, CA/NCAA
Provo, UT/NCAA
Knoxville/SEC
TFN
Knoxville
Auburn, AL/SEC
Indianapolis, IN
Auburn, AL/SEC
Malmo, SWE
Auburn, AL/SEC
Austin, TX
8-24-04
6-10-06
6-02-82
5-18-86
1983
5-22-82
5-18-97
5-04-85
5-18-08
8-01-83
5-14-88
3-23-85
Phoebe Wright
Jasmin Jones
Kameisha Bennett
Delisa Walton
Joetta Clark
Chanelle Price
Alisa Harvey
Nicole Cook
Leslie Treherne
Sarah Bowman
Kathi Harris
Cathy Rattray
Eugene, OR
Durham, NC/NCAA
Sacramento, CA/Oly. Trials
Chemnitz, GER
Baton Rouge, LA/SEC
Marietta, GA
Sacramento, CA/Oly. Trials
Indianapolis, IN/USATF
Gainesville, FL/SEC
Austin, TX/NCAA
Knoxville
7-03-10
6-01-90
7-10-04
7-09-82
5-13-84
7-19-09
6-04-87
7-10-04
6-25-06
5-17-09
5-31-85
5-21-83
Sarah Bowman
Alisa Harvey
Jasmin Jones
Phoebe Wright
Brenda Webb
Rose-Anne Galligan
Liz Natale
Brittany Sheffey
Linda Portasik
Brooke Novak
Lindsay Hyatt
Alison Quelch
Athens, GRE
Eugene, OR/TAC
Durham, NC/NCAA
Knoxville
Los Angeles, CA/AAU
Columbia, MO/NCAA ME
Houston, TX/NCAA
Greensboro, NC/NCAA EP
Knoxville/TAC
Oxford, MS/SEC
Walnut, CA
Baton Rouge, LA/SEC
7-13-09
6-21-86
6-02-90
4-09-10
6-10-78
5-26-07
6-01-83
5-29-10
6-20-82
5-16-04
4-17-04
5-13-84
3000-meter steeplechase
10:27.65
Elizabeth McCalley
10:32.53
Jackie Areson
10:41.54
Kelly Parrish
11:05.98
Carly Matthews
11:47.81
Jessica Southers
12:51.71
Rebecca Collins
Nashville, TN/SEC
Nashville, TN
Nashville, TN
Knoxville
Columbia, SC
Raleigh, NC
5-14-05
4-20-07
4-20-07
4-16-05
4-05-03
3-31-01
5000 meters
15:37.73
15:51.56
16:08.45
16:10.06
16:12.30
16:13.9h
16:14.89
16:20.78
16:21.12
16:21.27
16:23.17
16:37.79
Oslo, NOR
Stanford, CA
Austin, TX
Houston, TX/NCAA
Knoxville
Los Angeles, CA/AIAW
Stanford, CA
Stanford, CA
Walnut, CA
Nashville, TN/SEC
Knoxville
Philadelphia, PA
6-26-82
3-26-10
4-04-91
6-02-83
4-15-11
5-20-77
3-25-11
3-27-09
4-17-03
5-15-05
4-13-84
4-23-09
800 meters
1:58.22
2:00.24
2:00.37
2:00.67
2:01.15
2:01.33*
2:01.97
2:02.33
2:03.38
2:03.64
2:03.81
2:03.96
*UT freshman record
1500 meters
4:05.67
4:08.95
4:09.45
4:15.66
4:16.0h
4:17.20*
4:18.56p
4:18.74p
4:18.97
4:19.61
4:19.74
4:20.88
158
5-26-06
6-05-99
6-20-08
7-06-07
5-01-93
4-02-94
5-21-95
7-16-05
5-13-84
4-02-94
6-02-82
5-21-95
Kathy Bryant
Jackie Areson
Patty Wiegand
Alison Quelch
Liz Costello
Brenda Webb
Brittany Sheffey
Sarah Bowman
Sharon Dickie
Felicia Guliford
Monica O’Reilly
Katie Van Horn
10,000 meters
33:25.66
34:08.0h
34:34.91
34:44.97
34:50.6h
34:59.62
35:10.04
35:13.5h
35:21.35
35:27.68
35:36.1h
36:16.48
Liz Costello
Alison Quelch
Katie Van Horn
Felicia Guliford
Susan Baxter
Katie Flaute
Erika van Reenen
Kathy Bryant
Mindy Watkins
Tere Stouffer
Beth Huff
Jessica Southers
Stanford, CA
Philadelphia, PA
Stanford, CA
Nashville, TN/SEC
Berkeley, CA
Walnut, CA
Raleigh, NC
Stanford, CA
Stanford, CA
Knoxville/SEC
Athens, GA
Oxford, MS/SEC
3-25-11
4-25-85
3-31-07
5-13-05
3-27-82
4-15-05
3-30-01
4-01-83
3-27-99
5-17-86
3-27-82
5-14-04
100-meter hurdles (maximum allowable wind:+2.00 meters per second)
12.80 cr
w:+1.30
LaVonna Martin
San Jose, CA/TAC
12.84 cr
w:+1.02
Benita Fitzgerald
Houston, TX/NCAA
13.11
w:+1.2
Celriece Law
Eugene, OR/USATF
13.25
w:-0.8
Nia Ali
Tuscaloosa, AL/SEC
13.54
w:+1.2
Kim Townes
Lexington, KY/SEC
13.69p
w: 1.3
Pavi’Elle James
Tuscaloosa, AL/SEC 13.70
w:+1.92
Sonja Thomas
Knoxville/SEC
13.74
w:+0.6
Kim Smallwood
Knoxville
13.76
w:+0.7
Ellen Wortham
Knoxville
13.82
w:+1.65
Tisha Milligan
Atlanta, GA
13.92p
w:+0.34
Mallery Ivy
Knoxville
13.95p
w: -0.4
Chardae Hancock
Knoxville/SEC
13.21pw w:+2.8
Celriece Law
Knoxville/NCAA ME
13.82wA w: NWI
Myrtle Chester
Colorado Springs, CO
13.98w
w: +2.6
Chardae Hancock
Knoxville
13.98w
w:+3.74
Myrtle Chester
Eugene, OR/NCAA hept
14.00x
w:+3.6
Frenke Bolt
Baton Rouge, LA/SEC
400-meter hurdles
55.58
55.70
55.78
57.29
57.76
57.80
58.27
58.57
58.65
59.51
59.67
59.96
5-26-06
7-01-83
4-09-10
5-28-84
5-11-00
Los Angeles, CA/Oly. Trials
Athens, GA/SEC
Baton Rouge, LA/SEC
Lexington, KY/SEC
Atlanta, GA
Philadelphia, PA
Tuscaloosa, AL/SEC
Houston, TX/NCAA
Tuscaloosa, AL/SEC
Athens, GA/SEC
Eugene, OR
Baton Rouge, LA/SEC
6-21-84
5-15-11
5-19-91
5-19-96
5-22-94
4-25-85
5-21-95
6-01-83
5-17-87
5-14-99
3-24-82
5-19-91
400-meter relay (4x100)
43.18
Madison/Champion/Olupona/Tyson
43.68
Champion/Tyson/Loche/Hall
43.70Bookman/Finley/Fields/SWalton
43.74
Loche/Champion/Olupona/Tyson
43.83
Tarmoh/Loche/Tyson/Layne
43.84
Barksdale/Findley/Bolton/Fitzgerald
43.94
Campbell/Witter/SJones/White
43.95
Bookman/Davis/Fields/SWalton
43.98
Champion/Layne/Loche/Tyson
44.05
Law/Harris/Wortham/Layne
44.05Ali/Champion/Layne/Loche
44.07
Campbell/SJones/Sumpter/White
44.07Bookman/Townes/Fields/SWalton
Sacramento, CA/NCAA
Sacramento, CA/NCAA
Knoxville/NCAA
Bloomington, IN/NCAA ME
Des Moines, IA/NCAA
Houston, TX/NCAA
Gainesville, FL/SEC
Boise, ID/NCAA
Tuscaloosa, AL/SEC
Knoxville
Bloomington, IN/NCAA
Knoxville
6-10-05
6-09-06
6-02-95
5-28-05
6-13-08
6-04-83
5-24-98
6-03-94
5-13-07
6-12-09
4-14-07
6-06-97
4-08-95
1600-meter relay (4x400)
3:27.46
Loche/Champion/Hall/Gorham
3:28.49
Gorham/Bennett/Cook/Trotter
3:28.55Acr Rattray/Barksdale/Clark/DWalton
3:29.00
Loche/Champion/Treherne/Hall
3:29.35
McLaughlin/Benjamin/Martin/Oliver
3:29.70p Harris/Benjamin/Martin/Oliver
3:30.13
Bolton/Oliver/Rattray/Clark
3:30.99
Barksdale/Oliver/Clark/Rattray
3:32.15
Wortham/Ruff/Octave/Snapp
3:32.42
Love/Witter/Briggs/SJones
Sacramento, CA/NCAA
Austin, TX/NCAA
Provo, UT/NCAA
Sacramento, CA/NCAA
Austin, TX/NCAA
Houston, TX/NCAA
Philadelphia, PA
Des Moines, IA/NCAA
Bloomington, IN/NCAA
6-11-05
6-12-04
6-04-82
6-10-06
6-07-86
5-30-85
6-03-83
4-28-84
6-11-11
6-07-97
High Jump
1.83
6-00
Bridgitte Bittner
1.81
5-11.25
Tonya Lee
1.815-11.25JoAnn McLeod
1.79
5-10.50
Laura Mozingo
1.79A
5-10.50
Myrtle Chester
1.78
5-10
Tonya Lee
1.77
5-09.75
Marvena Almond
1.765-09.25Michelle Elfervig
1.75
5-08.75
Nia Ali
1.72
5-07.75
Frenke Bolt
1.725-07.75Tisha Milligan
1.71
5-07.25
Heidi Hertz
Knoxville
Gainesville, FL/SEC hept
-------------------
Columbus, OH
Colorado Springs, CO
Kingston, JAM
Auburn, AL/SEC hept
Knoxville
Baton Rouge, LA
Boise, ID/NCAA hept
twice
Knoxville/AIAW pent
Pole Vault
4.16
4.15
4.02
4.01
3.85
3.83
3.80
3.75
3.71
3.67
3.66
3.50
Knoxville
Columbus, OH/NCAA ME
Athens, GA/SEC
Oxford, MS/SEC
Knoxville
Buffalo, NY/NCAA
Knoxville
Knoxville
Athens, GA
Oxford, MS/SEC
Knoxville
13-07.75
13-07.25
13-02.25
13-01.75
12-07.50
12-06.75
12-05.50
12-03.50
12-02
12-00.50
12-00
11-05.75
Ellen Wortham
Tonya Lee
Kim Townes
Vickie Hudson
LaVonna Martin
Cheryl Finley
Tracy Nelson
Shawn Moore
Erica Witter
Joetta Clark
Tisha Milligan
6-26-87
6-04-83
6-28-09
5-13-07
5-19-96
5-12-07
5-16-93
4-11-97
4-15-11
5-23-91
4-10-92
5-15-10
Jessica Reust
Alicia Essex
Christie Elwin
Linda Hadfield
Kendra Rhyne
Tracy Carrington
Leslie Henley
Beth Gehring
Lesly Love
Mandy Bergey
Jessica Andrews
Jamie Rebella
4-15-78
5-17-90
1978
5-04-86
7-01-83
3-17-90
5-15-97
5-13-98
4-21-07
6-04-99
4-10,26-91
5-26-78
Long Jump (maximum allowable wind:+2.00 meters per second)
6.89
22-07.25
w:+1.1
Tianna Madison
Helsinki, FIN/World Chs.
6.72
22-00.75
w:+2.0
Dedra Davis
Nassau, BAH
6.38
20-11.25
w:+1.4
Vickie Hudson
Philadelphia, PA
6.37
20-10.75
w:+1.06
Sue Walton
Starkville, MS/SEC
6.34
20-09.75
w:+1.8
Menka Scott
Austin, TX
6.21
20-04.50
w:-1.7
Celriece Law
Tuscaloosa, AL/SEC
5-13-06
4-10-09
5-30-03
5-14-11
5-14-04
5-01-99
6-05-98
4-09-99
4-30-00
4-20-02
5-14-04
5-03-03
8-10-05
6-19-93
4-29-94
5-16-92
3-25-89
5-12-07
LADY VOL OUTDOOR DANDY DOZEN
5-19-91
4-18-09
5-14-11
5-16-96
5-03-91
4-13-02
Tianna Madison
Dedra Davis
Vickie Hudson
Ellen Wortham
Myrtle Chester
Tracy Hopkins
Nashville, TN/SEC
Boise, ID/NCAA
Lexington, KY/SEC
Athens, GA/SEC
Baton Rouge, LA/SEC
Austin, TX
5-14-05
6-01-94
5-14-94
5-14-83
5-14-11
5-13-84
3-26-83
4-29-95
5-17-09
4-07-95
4-09-05
5-19-89
3-18-00
4-29-95
4-24-11
4-07-07
4-22-94
5-01-93
Indianapolis, IN
Los Angeles, CA
Philadelphia, PA
Memphis, TN
6-16-10
5-07-78
4-29-83
3-26-77
3000 meters
9:06.58
9:09.2h
9:10.73
9:11.17
9:12.19
9:20.93
9:26.8h
9:27.5h
9:30.00
9:30.57
9:31.7h
9:32.86
Alison Quelch
Brenda Webb
Patty Wiegand
Kathy Bryant
Alisa Harvey
Monica O’Reilly
Linda Portasik
Lynn Lashley
Liz Natale
Gina Wilbanks
Susan Baxter
Celeste Susnis
Eugene, OR/NCAA
Philadelphia, PA
Durham, NC/NCAA
Oslo, NOR
Knoxville
Knoxville
Knoxville
Los Angeles, CA/AIAW
Stanford, CA
Kingston, JAM
-------------------
Knoxville
6-02-84
4-27-79
6-01-90
7-07-82
4-10-87
4-12-85
4-10-81
5-21-77
4-01-83
3-17-90
1982
4-07-94
4x100-Meter Shuttle Hurdle Relay
55.29
Ali/Law/James/Layne
Gainesville, FL
56.93Henley/Hudson/Almond/Townes
Knoxville
57.0h
Lee/Hudson/Thomas/Ivy
Philadelphia, PA
57.17
Quellmalz/Hudson/Townes/Thomas
Tuscaloosa, AL
58.63Wortham/Blair/Murphy/SweeneyKnoxville
59.45
Almond/Smallwood/Rinear/Love
Clemson, SC
4-07-07
4-09-94
4-24-92
3-28-93
4-16-11
3-22-97
800-Meter Relay (4x200)
1:31.83
Madison/Champion/Loche/Tyson
1:31.88p Champion/Tyson/Loche/Hall
1:33.5hBookman/Townes/Finley/SWalton
1:33.75
Sumpter/White/SJones/Witter
1:34.05
Layne/Tyson/Loche/Tarmoh
1:34.05
Bookman/Davis/Fields/SWalton
1:34.12
Ali/Champion/Layne/Loche
1:34.19
Layne/Tyson/Loche/Tarmoh
1:34.91Kirby/Leroy/Townes/Prather
1:35.16
Bookman/Fields/Prather/SWalton
1:35.33
McLaughlin/Rice/Benjamin/Oliver
1:35.39
Octave/Wortham/Jackson/Harris
Gainesville, FL
Philadelphia, PA
Knoxville
Philadelphia, PA
Gainesville, FL
Philadelphia, PA
Gainesville, FL
Philadelphia, PA
Knoxville
Philadelphia, PA
Gainesville, FL
Philadelphia, PA
3-25-05
4-28-06
4-08-95
4-26-97
4-05-08
4-29-94
4-06-07
4-25-08
4-10-93
4-25-92
3-29-86
4-23-10
800 Medley Relay (100-100-200-400)
1:36.70
Barksdale/Rattray/Fitzgerald/DWalton
1:38.5h
Smith/Robinson/Fitzgerald/DWalton
1:39.40
Barksdale/Desrosiers/Fitzgerald/DWalton
1:40.34Barksdale/Hines/Fitzgerald/DWalton
1:40.69
Bookman/Fields/Prather/Leroy
1:41.9h
Robinson/Sherrill/Fitzgerald/DWalton
1:42.64
Bookman/Davis/SWalton/Finley
Austin, TX/AIAW
Eugene, OR/AIAW
Austin, TX
Knoxville/SEC
Tuscaloosa, AL
Clarksville, TN
Tuscaloosa, AL
5-29-81
5-23-80
4-03-82
5-15-81
3-28-93
5-08-80
3-28-94
Shot Put
17.66
57-11.25
Annie Alexander
16.9655-07.75Rose Hauch
16.69
54-09.25
Alana Preston
16.1452-11.50Patricia Walsh
16.00
52-06
Andrea Pappas
15.79
51-09.75
April Thomas
15.26
50-00.75
Jane Haist
15.1349-07.75Susan Thornton
15.06
49-05
Jackie Wallace
14.82
48-07.75
Karen Hodgkinson
14.7048-02.75Kelly Smith
14.6948-02.25Stephanie Thomas
Des Moines, IA/NCAA
Knoxville/TAC
Tuscaloosa, AL/SEC
Philadelphia, PA
Atlanta, GA
Nashville, TN/SEC Gainesville, FL
Eugene, OR/AIAW
Starkville, MS/SEC
Las Vegas, NV
Knoxville
Philadelphia, PA
6-11-11
6-20-82
5-20-95
4-27-84
5-19-00
5-15-05
3-19-77
5-24-80
5-18-85
4-02-88
5-11-96
4-30-83
Discus
60.56
58.58p
57.62
55.56
55.10
54.50
54.36
53.88
51.74
50.97
50.16
48.76
198-08
192-02
189-00
182-03
180-09
178-10
178-04
176-09
169-09
167-03
164-07
160-00
Jane Haist
Annie Alexander
Patricia Walsh
Diane Slinden
Alana Preston
Shanna Dickenson
Karen McDonald
Jackie Wallace
Andrea Pappas
Janine Tessarzik
Aslynn Halvorson
Ariel Brooks
Knoxville
Bloomington, IN/NCAA East
Dublin, IRE
LaJolla, CA
Knoxville/NCAA
Sacramento, CA/NCAA
Knoxville
Stanford, CA
Tempe, AZ
Knoxville/SEC
Des Moines, IA/USATF Jr.
Philadelphia, PA
5-07-77
5-28-11
7-07-84
3-31-01
6-03-95
6-08-07
5-0?-84
4-01-83
3-25-00
5-17-03
6-25-10
4-28-05
Sprint Medley Relay (200-200-400-800)
3:41.78CR Madison/Olupona/Trotter/Bennett
3:43.55
Bookman/Prather/Lee/JJones
3:44.33
Coleman/Benjamin/Martin/JJones
3:44.97
Gorham/Olupona/Trotter/Cook
3:45.16
Champion/Tyson/Hall/Bowman
3:46.97
Olupona/Tyson/Champion/Treherne
3:48.05
Gorham/Trotter/Bennett/Cook
3:50.85
Olupona/Trotter/Gorham/Bennett
3:50.96
Marshall/Olupona/Trotter/Bennett
3:53.12Marshall/Gorham/Trotter/Bennett
3:53.68Townes/Prather/Leroy/Quellmalz
3:54.04
Ivy/Prather/Bible/Wilbanks
Philadelphia, PA
Philadelphia, PA
Philadelphia, PA
Philadelphia, PA
Philadelphia, PA
Gainesville, FL
Philadelphia, PA
Raleigh, NC
Tallahassee, FL
Knoxville
Knoxville
Philadelphia, PA
4-23-04
4-26-91
4-29-88
4-25-03
4-28-06
3-25-05
4-26-02
3-26-04
3-23-02
4-13-02
4-10-93
4-27-90
Javelin
56.46
53.66q
52.72
50.92
48.54
45.28
45.26
44.24
43.62
43.62
43.54
42.28
185-03
176-00
172-11
167-01
159-03
148-07
148-06
145-02
143-01
143-01
142-10
138-08
Jeanne Villegas
Pam Passera
Jane Woodhead
Lori Weaver
Denita Miller
Marvena Almond
Karen McDonald
Gretchen Grimaud
Holly Kane
Megan Burch
Christie Elwin
Kelly Kobia
Richmond, KY
Eugene, OR/NCAA
Las Vegas, NV
Gainesville, FL
Knoxville
Atlanta, GA/Oly. Trials
Knoxville
Austin, TX
Orlando, FL
Knoxville
Knoxville
Tuscaloosa, AL
4-26-86
5-30-84
4-02-88
3-23-84
4-13-01
6-15-96
4-12-85
4-02-93
3-25-11
5-07-95
4-05-02
3-27-93
8:17.91 AR McDonald/Price/Bowman/Wright
8:18.22
McDonald/Price/Sheffey/Wright
8:20.22 cr Davidson/Harris/Rattray/Clark
8:21.13
Treherne/Bennett/Novak/Cook
8:27.29
Snapp/Sheffey/Ruff/Price
8:27.45
Galligan/Bowman/Wright/Treherne
8:28.87Novak/Cook/Treherne/Bennett
8:29.99
Bell/Bowman/Wright/Price
8:31.83
Treherne/Novak/Sullivan/Bowman
8:32.12
Rattray/Chester/Portasik/Clark
8:32.60
McDonald/Wright/Sheffey/Bowman
8:32.77
Johnson/Wilbanks/Bertrand/JJones
Philadelphia, PA
Philadelphia, PA
Philadelphia, PA
Philadelphia, PA
Philadelphia, PA
Philadelphia, PA
Knoxville
Gainesville, FL
Philadelphia, PA
Philadelphia, PA
Philadelphia, PA
Philadelphia, PA
4-25-09
4-24-10
4-28-84
4-24-04
4-30-11
4-28-07
4-10-04
4-04-09
4-29-06
4-30-82
4-26-08
5-28-90
Hammer
60.43
57.75
55.98*
53.71
53.57
52.15
50.94
50.55
49.64
48.11
47.33
45.52
198-03
189-06
183-08
176-02
175-09
171-01
167-01
165-10
162-10
157-10
155-03
149-04
Shanna Dickenson
Ariel Brooks
Jessie Harrison
Laquoya Kelly
Janine Tessarzik
Andrea Pappas
April Thomas
Diane Slinden
Sara Vigil
Akeela Bravo
Aslynn Halvorson
Kelly Smith
Knoxville
Bloomington, IN/NCAA ME
Charlotte, NC
Orlando, FL
Knoxville
Baton Rouge, LA/SEC
Nashville, TN/SEC
Starkville, MS/SEC
Knoxville
Port-of-Spain, T&T
Knoxville
Knoxville
4-13-07
5-27-05
6-18-10
3-25-11
4-27-03
5-12-00
5-13-05
5-10-02
5-01-04
6-19-09
4-08-10
4-11-97
Distance Medley Relay (1200-400-800-1600)
10:50.51Sheffey/Loche/Wright/Bowman
10:53.97 Harvey/Oliver/Davidson/Clark
10:54.08 JJones/Johnson/Bertrand/Wiegand
10:54.65Sheffey/Wortham/Wright/Areson
10:56.20 Costello/Wortham/Price/Sheffey
10:59.35 Novak/Trotter/Cook/Hyatt
11:02.11 Wright/McDonald/Price/Bowman
11:04.2h cr Clark/Oliver/Rattray/Natale
11:09.16 Galligan/Loche/Treherne/Bowman
11:09.91 Wiegand/Leroy/Johnson/JJones
11:10.48Sheffey/Wortham/Wright/Areson
11:13.38 Novak/Trotter/Cook/Dickie
Philadelphia, PA
Philadelphia, PA
Philadelphia, PA
Philadelphia, PA
Philadelphia, PA
Philadelphia, PA
Philadelphia, PA
Philadelphia, PA
Philadelphia, PA
Philadelphia, PA
Gainesville, FL
Philadelphia, PA
4-24-08
4-26-84
4-26-90
4-22-10
4-28-11
4-22-04
4-23-09
4-28-83
4-26-07
4-25-91
4-03-10
4-24-03
17:08.34 WRPrice/Wright/Bell/Bowman
17:14.91Price/Areson/Sheffey/Wright
17:22.82 Wilbanks/Wiegand/Bertrand/Jones
17:29.12Sheffey/Wright/Bell/Bowman
17:51.71Price/Bell/Wright/Bowman
18:04.15 Southers/Hyatt/McCalley/Novak
18:13.61 Bell/Areson/Parrish/Wright
18:19.18 Guliford/McCalley/Novak/Sullivan
18:40.78 Collazo/Brewer/Reasor/Susnis
18:59.30Bennett/Guliford/Flaute/Matthews
19:02.39 Susnis/O’Bryant/Thompson/Stewart
19:17.91 Susnis/Reasor/Brewer/Collazo
Philadelphia, PA
4-24-09
Philadelphia, PA
4-23-10
Philadelphia, PA
4-27-89
Philadelphia, PA
4-25-08
Knoxville4-11-09
Raleigh, NC
3-26-04
Philadelphia, PA
4-27-07
Gainesville, FL
3-25-05
Philadelphia, PA
4-29-94
Knoxville
4-09-04
Tuscaloosa, AL
3-29-93
Tuscaloosa, AL
3-28-94
Heptathlon/Pentathlon (Note: Ranked by points per event; converted to 1987 scoring table
5671#
5793
810.1
Myrtle Chester
Eugene, OR/NCAA
5-28&29-84
5628
804.0
Marvena Almond
Atlanta, GA/Oly. Trials
6-14&15-96
5606w
800.8
Tisha Milligan
Knoxville
4-10&11-91
5587w
798.1
Tonya Lee
Athens, GA/SEC
5-17&18-90
5449
778.4
Frenke Bolt
Baton Rouge, LA/SEC
5-11&12-00
5490
772.7
Nia Ali
Tuscaloosa, AL/SEC
5-10&11-07
3743#
3885
748.6
Heidi Hertz
Knoxville/AIAW
5-26&27-78
5209w
744.1
Leslie Henley
Tallahassee, FL/USATFJr
6-24&25-94
5108
729.7
Caitlin Ward
Nashville, TN/SEC
5-12&13-05
4890
698.5
Frederica Winley
Philadelphia, PA
4-21&22-87
4865
695.0
Virginia Quellmalz Knoxville/SEC
5-13&14-93
3352#
3553
670.4
Tammy Owen
Richmond, KY
4-27&28-79
Bell/Areson/Van Horn/Parrish
Gainesville, FL
20:14.01
Mile
4:33.06
Alisa Harvey
Philadelphia, PA
4-26-86
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
5-14-06
5-30-87
3-20-99
5-19-96
5-16-93
3-17-90
3-23-07
Brittany Sheffey
Brenda Webb
Linda Portasik
Lynn Lashley
MEET
THE TEAM
Triple Jump (maximum allowable wind:+2.00 meters per second)
13.06
42-10.25
w:+1.9
Vickie Hudson
Philadelphia, PA
12.85
42-02
w:+1.5
Celriece Law
Gainesville, FL/SEC
12.4840-11.50w:+1.14Kayla Montgomery
Knoxville
12.4440-09.75w:+1.5 Edra Finley
Knoxville
12.23
40-01.50
w:+1.07
Menka Scott
Gainesville, FL/SEC
11.91
39-01.00
w:-1.7
Marquita Knight
Tempe, AZ
11.84
38-10.25
w:+0.8
Jaye Askew
Philadelphia, PA
11.73
38-06
w:-0.9
Allison Outerbridge Mont. Bay, JAM/Carifta
11.12
36-05.75
w:-0.2
Brittany Daniels
Gainesville, FL
11.1136-05.50w:+0.1 Kim Townes
Knoxville
10.9035-09.25w:+0.98Shemea Broom Knoxville
12.73w
41-09.25
w:+3.0
Celriece Law
12.71x
41-08.50
w: NWI
Menka Scott
Knoxville
11.94w
39-02.25
w:+3.6
Marquita Knight
Athens, GA
11.94w
39-02.25
w:+2.2
Zakiah Modeste
Lexington, KY/SEC
11.45w
37-06.75
w:+3.14
Shemea Broom
Knoxville/SEC
11.22x
36-09.50
w: NWI
Millicent Shabazz
Kingston, JAM
11.21x
36-09.50
w: NWI
Brittany Daniels
Winston-Salem, NC
4:37.42
4:41.9h
4:48.34
4:48.6h
COACHES
& STAFF
Baton Rouge, LA/SEC
Knoxville
Athens, GA/SEC
Lexington, KY/SEC
Knoxville
Knoxville
SEASON
PREVIEW
Tonya Lee
Lynne Layne
Ellen Wortham
Marvena Almond
Tisha Milligan
DeeDee Trotter
GENERAL
INFO.
6.09
19-11.75s
w:+0.30
6.08
19-11.50
w:+1.1
6.05
19-10.25
w: +1.5
6.05
19-10.25
w:
6.02
19-09
w:+1.09
6.00
19-08.25
w:+1.5
6.92w
22-08.50
w:+2.2
6.85w
22-05.75
w:+2.24
6.47w
21-02.75
w:+2.28
6.23x
20-05.25
w: NWI
6.09w
19-11.75
w: +2.1
6.07x
19-11
w: NWI
6.04x
19-09.75
w: NWI
4-06-07
Current Lady Vols in bold
159
VOL INDOOR DANDY DOZEN
60m
1.
Leonard Scott
2001
2.
Justin Gatlin
2002
3.
Rubin Williams
2008
4.
Evander Wells
2009
5.
Sam Graddy
1985
6.
Dentarius Locke
2011
7.
Sean Lambert
2001
8.
Terry McDaniel
1986
9.
Jonathan Wade
2005
10.
Matthieu Pritchett
2008
11.
Joe Morris
2009
12.
Kyle Stevenson
2010
6.48
6.54
6.59
6.61
6.63
6.64
6.65
6.66
6.67
6.68
6.71
6.73
200m
1. Rubin Williams
2008
20.36
2. Justin Gatlin
2002
20.42
3. Leonard Scott
2001
20.47
4. Evander Wells
2008
20.72
5.
Dentarius Locke
2011
21.02
6. Sean Lambert
2001
21.05
7. Jonathan Wade
2003
21.18
8. Russell Frye
1998
21.19
9. Matthieu Pritchett
2008
21.21
10. Kyle Stevenson
2010
21.23
11. Gary Kikaya
2003
21.27
12.
Jarael Nelvis
2011
21.28
400m / 440y (402.336m)
1. Gary Kikaya
2003
45.71
2. Jak Taylor
2004
46.79
3. Jacob Dennis
2007
46.84
4. Gabe Garrett
1996
46.91
5.
Anthony Blair
1980
46.97# (47.1h)
6. Shannon Wheatley
2000
47.05
7. Dwayne Bell
2001
47.11
8.
Laron Brown
1983
47.13# (47.40y)
9. Samdi Fraser
2009
47.25
10. José Parrilla
1991
47.44
11.
Darryal Wilson
1981
47.48# (47.75y)
12.
Samdi Fraser
2010
47.54
800m / 880y (804.672m)
1. Marc Sylvester
2. José Parrilla
3. Paul Cross
4. Brock Smith
5. Andrew Dawson
6. Yarrick Kincaid
7. Jebreh Harris
8.
David Patrick
9. Frank Francois
10.
Peter Sigilai
11. Joe Franklin
12.
Keith Young
Mile (1609.334m)
1. John Wright
2. Ken Barbee
3. Danny Zoeller
4. Tim Pitcher
5. Basil Magee
6. Matt Hopkins
7. Al Harden
8. Ryan Demers
9. Keith Young
10.
Chip Hadler
11. Rob Cloutier
12.
Mike Moran
160
2002
1994
2005
2000
2008
2008
2000
1982
2003
2011
2009
1979
1:47.41
1:47.77
1:48.01
1:48.73
1:48.95
1:48.97
1:49.09
1:49.16# (1:49.79y)
1:49.20
1:49.26
1:49.29
1:49.78# (1:50.42y)
1977
1986
1973
1991
1983
1989
1981
2002
1980
1979
2004
1997
4:02.4h
4:02.97
4:03.0h
4:03.34
4:03.70
4:04.10
4:04.62
4:04.64
4:04.68
4:04.91
4:04.96
4:05.01
3000m
1.
Glenn Morgan
1990
2.
Zach Sabatino
2006
3.
Tony Cosey
1996
4.
Rickey Pittman
1982
5.
Todd Williams
1991
6.
Anthony Famiglietti
2000
7.
Doug Tolson
1982
8.
Doug Ellington
1997
9.
George Watts
1978
10.
Gene Gray
1987
11.
Dave Lapp
1978
12.
Michael Spooner
2009
8:00.42
8:00.65
8:00.92
8:01.3h
8:03.96
8:04.21
8:08.0h
8:09.78
8:10.0h
8:10.80
8:13.0h
8:14.11
5000m
1. Todd Williams
1991
2. Stewart Ellington
1996
3. Zach Sabatino
2006
4. Doug Tolson
1982
5. Rickey Pittman
1982
6. Doug Ellington
1998
7. Craig Dickinson
1984
8. Patrick Gildea
2003
9.
Chris Bodary
2011
10. Tim Peterie
1987
11. Ted Goodlake
1987
12. Anthony Famiglietti
1999
13:41.50
13:55.71
13:56.78
14:04.44
14:04.51
14:04.59
14:20.29
14:20.82
14:21.14
14:22.27
14:22.33
14:24.78
60m Hurdles
1. *Aries Merritt
2006
2.
*Jabari Greer
2003
3.
Jangy Addy
2008
Willie Gault
1983
5.
Dawane Wallace
1999
6.
Karl Jennings
2002
7. Charlton Rolle
2009
8.
De’Lon Isom
2008
Justin Gatlin
2001
7.51
7.55
7.67
7.67
7.72
7.77
7.83
7.86
7.86
10.
12.
Hassaan Stamps
Robert Boulware
Drew Brunson
2002
2004
2006
7.88
7.88
7.90
2002
1994
1970
1986
1986
2008
1985 2007
2001
2002
2003
2003
3:05.63
3:07.54
3:07.95# (3:08.9yh)
3:08.01
3:08.89# (3:09.99y)
3:09.26
3:09.34# (3:10.44y)
3:09.35
3:09.60
3:09.68
3:09.93
3:10.28
2007
2000
2002
2000
1978
1980
1981
1985
1979
1977
1996
2007
9:33.61
9:35.24
9:39.61
9:39.76# (9:43.14y)
9:39.94# (9:43.32y)
9:40.18# (9:43.56y)
9:40.56# (9:43.94y)
9:42.87
9:42.95# (9:46.2yh)
9:43.04# (9:46.3yh)
9:43.77
9:43.78
1994
1994
1976
1987
1999, 2000
1989
1992
2004
1979
1997
1981
1982
1984
2009
(2.31m) 7-7
(2.24m) 7-4.50
(2.23m) 7-4
(2.22m) 7-3.50
(2.20m) 7-3
(2.19m) 7-2.25
(2.17m) 7-1.75
(2.17m) 7-1.75
(2.15m) 7-1
(2.15m) 7-1
(2.13m) 7-0
(2.13m) 7-0
(2.13m) 7-0
(2.13m) 7-0
Pole Vault
1. Lawrence Johnson
2. Tim Mack
3. Rocky Danners
Justin Daler
5. Rich Fulford
6. Adam Smith
7. Russell Johnson
8. Joe Berry
8. Michael Hogue
9. John Coyne
10. Brad Holtz
11.
Clint Binder
Dan Monaghan
1994
1995
2002
1993
1990
1993
1998
2011
2007
1989
2009
2002
1997
(5.83m) 19-1.50
(5.60m) 18-4.50
(5.50m) 18-0.50
(5.50m) 18-0.50
(5.44m) 17-10.25
(5.43m) 17-9.75
(5.42m) 17-9.25
(5.40m) 17-8.50
(5.40m) 17-8.50
(5.36m) 17-7
(5.30m) 17-4.50
(5.25m) 17-2.75
(5.25m) 17-2.75
Long Jump
1. Darius Pemberton
2. Jason Grimes
3.
Justin Hunter
4. Stanley Holmes
5. Greg Neal 6. Camron Howard
7.
John Tillman
8. Paul Jordan
9. Tim Robinson
10. Charles Geter
11. Junior Reid
12. Greg Kyler
1995
1980
2011
1979
1986
2000
1986
1979
1987
1973
1981
1995
(8.06m) 26-5.50
(8.02m) 26-4
(7.96m) 26-1.50
(7.91m) 25-11.75
(7.91m) 25-11
(7.75m) 25-5.25
(7.71m) 25-3.50
(7.70m) 25-3.25
(7.70m) 25-3.25
(7.67m) 25-2
(7.67m) 25-2
(7.66m) 25-1.75
Triple Jump
1. David Siler
2. John Tillman
3. Paul Jordan
4. Greg Neal
5. Akeem Hardnett
6. Vince Martin
7. Eric Pierce
8. Tim Robinson
9. Marcus Thompson
10. Rondell Mershon
11. Russell Rainey
12. Robert Hall
1983
1987
1979
1984
2009
1990
2005
1987
1989
2002
1997
1984
(16.85m) 55-3.50
(16.76m) 55-0
(16.56m) 54-4
(16.37m) 53-8.50
(15.69m) 51-5.75
(15.65m) 51-4.25
(15.64m) 51-3.75
(15.51m) 50-11
(15.49m) 50-10
(15.44m) 50-8.25
(15.40m) 50-6.25
(15.22m) 49-11.50
Shot Put
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. Nick Panezich
Pat Reid
Charles Locke
Jon Newell
Aaron Ausmus
Rob Carlson
Darwin Walker
Scott Lundy
Tom Stock
Jerry Conn
Tyler Garrett
Garland Porter
2009
1986
1982
1980
1997
1993
1999
1984
1974
1986
2001
2004
(19.23m) 63-1.25
(19.13m) 62-9.25
(19.05m) 62-6.25
(19.04m) 62-5.75
(19.01m) 62-4.50
(18.69m) 61-4
(18.64m) 61-2
(18.60m) 61-0.50
(17.93m) 58-10.25
(17.91m) 58-9.50
(17.90m) 58-8.75
(17.78m) 58-4
35-lb. Weight
1.
Garland Porter
2.
Jim Sexton
2004
2006
(22.09m) 72-5.75
(20.79m) 68-2.50
4x400m Relay
1. J. Gatlin, D. Bell, L. Scott, G. Kikaya
2. S. Lacy, S. Begnaud, J. Parrilla, M. Kline
3.
A. Henderson, R. Bowers, A. Hardy, H. McAlhaney
4. V. Davis, T. Bean, A. Franklin, T. King
5.
S. Hill, A. Franklin, B. Clark, T. King
6. S. Fraser, K. Stevenson, R. Williams, E. Wells
7.
T. McDaniel, S. Hill, B. Clark, T. King
8. N. Grace, J. Dennis, E. Wells, R. Williams
9. S. Wheatley, L. Scott, H. Stamps, D. Bell
10.
J. Gatlin, D. Bell, G. Kikaya, M. Sylvester
11. D. Bell, G. Kikaya, S. Lambert, S. Harris
12. D. Bell, D. Campbell, G. Kikaya, S. Harris
1. J. Day, S. Fraser, Y. Kincaid, T. DeVault
2. M. Tanner, S. Wheatley, J. Harris, A. Famiglietti
3. R. Cloutier, H. Stamps, M. Sylvester, R. Demers
4.
M. Tanner, S. Wheatley, J. Harris, A. Famiglietti
5. J. Wright, L. Preyor, K. Young, Lapp
6. S. Hunter, L. Preyor, K. Young, James
7. D. Patrick, A. Blair, B. Magee, A. Harden
8.
K. Shamblee, S. Hill, J. Everett, R. Pittman
9. S. James, M. Barlow, C. Hadler, J. Young
10.
S. James, J. Morgan, J. Wright, D. Lapp
11. H. Sloan, S. Begnaud, M. Moran, T. Cosey
12. J. Day, S. Fraser, A. Dawson, T. DeVault
High Jump
1. Randy Jenkins
2. Monterrio Holder
3. Mark Branch
4.
Tony Heitzman
5. Tim Bell 6. Alvin Harper
7. Aric Long
8. Brett Frykberg
Larry Clapp
Diondre Jackson
11. Gary Sykes
Reggie Towns
Pat Kiesel
Brenard Wilson
VOL INDOOR DANDY DOZEN
Pentathlon
1.
Tom Pappas
2.
Stephen Harris
3.
Chad Smith
4.
Aric Long
5.
Kevin Thompson
6.
Doug Hedrick
7.
Matt Shelton
8.
Boris Kawohl
9.
Brian Brophy
10.
Jeremy Racey
11.
Grant Cleghorn
12.
Blake Sabo
1998
2003
1996
1991
2002
1987
1992
2000
1991
1998
1998
2001
4,285
4,277
4,116
4,114
4,080
4,075
4,058
3,994
3,978
3,940
3,867
3,861
Heptathlon
1.
Chris Helwick
2. Chad Smith
3.
Jangy Addy
4. Michael Ayers
5.
Stephen Harris
6.
Jeremy Racey
7.
Pat Buckheit
8.
Grant Cleghorn
9.
Blake Sabo
10.
Kevin Yeager
11.
Tom Pappas
12.
Alex Hritcu
2006
1996
2008
2009
2002
1999
1999
1999
2004
2005
1999
2004
5,917
5,891
5,836
5,717
5,689
5,570
5,453
5,377
5,376
5,309
5,226
4,968
55m / 60y (54.864 meters)
1. Sam Graddy
2.
Leonard Scott
3.
Jeff Phillips
4.
Terry McDaniel
5.
*Willie Gault
6.
Sean Lambert
Michael Miller
8.
Terry Scott
9.
Tommy Walker
10.
Evander Wells
11.
Rubin Williams
Ricci Gardner
Reggie Jones
Jon Young
Junior Reid
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
Teddy King
Audry Hardy
Larry Kelly
Tyrone Bean
Ronnie Harris
Jerome Morgan
1986
1969
1967
1987
1976
1979
1:10.22
1:10.1h
1:10.1h
1:10.30
1:10.2h
1:10.46
2002
1985
2010
2003
1998
2009
2010
1997
1997
1994
1993
1990
1:18.12
1:18.58
1:20.68
1:20.75
1:21.03
1:21.18
1:21.99
1:22.14
1:22.24
1:22.37
1:22.39
1:22.68
1979
1983
1975
1973
1986
1973
1979
1977
1973
1985
1985
1973
2:09.31
2:09.34
2:09.4h
2:09.6h
2:10.02
2:10.14
2:10.27
2:10.4h
2:10.5h
2:10.74
2:10.83
2:11.1h
1000m
1.
Basil Magee
2.
Kevin Shamblee
3.
Matt Hopkins
4.
Rob Cloutier
5.
Joe Franklin
6.
David Maez
7.
Paul Cross
8.
Ford Bell
9.
Tim Pitcher
10.
John Everett
11.
Al Harden
12.
Solomon Hunter
1982
1984
1989
2004
2011
1987
2005
2011
1991
1985
1982
1981
2:24.25
2:25.07
2:25.81
2:26.57
2:26.88
2:27.03
2:27.69
2:27.82
2:27.89
2:28.60
2:28.6h
2:28.7h
1500m
1.
Matt Hopkins
2.
Marty Bryan
3.
Leonard Terrell
4.
Gene Gray
5.
Tim Peterie
6.
John Everett
7.
Ken Barbee
8.
Glenn Morgan
1987
1982
1984
1985
1986
1984
1985
1988
3:46.43
3:53.1h
3:53.61
3:56.84
3:57.6h
3:58.23
3:58.65
3:59.71
2-Mile
1.
Craig Dickenson
2.
Doug Tolson
3.
Doug Brown
4.
Pat Davey
5.
George Watts
6.
Ricky Pittman
7.
David Lapp
8.
Roberto Lenarduzzi
9.
Ron Addison
10.
Sal Vega
11.
Phil Bedford
12.
Keith Young
1984
1985
1974
1976
1976
1983
1978
1973
1974
1979
1983
1980
8:39.4h
8:39.96
8:39.9h
8:40.0h
8:42.6h
8:44.3h
8:45.6h
8:46.0h
8:48.1h
8:51.68
8:52.19
8:52.9h
600m
1.
Marc Sylvester
2.
Teddy King
3.
Emerson Peacock
4.
Frank Francois
5.
Adrian Wheatley
6.
Axel Mostrag
7.
John Hewitt
8.
Brock Smith
9.
Mike Moran
10.
Jason Marlin
11.
José Parrilla
12.
Jeff Englert
1000y (914.16 meters)
1.
Keith Young
2.
Al Harden
3.
Thom Garrison
4.
Danny Zoeller
5.
Kevin Shamblee
6.
Bill Anderson
7.
Solomon Hunter
8.
David Lapp
9.
Willie Thomas
10.
Jim Ailshie
11.
John Everett
12.
Dave Houchin
1986
1999
1980
1986
1983
2003
1980
1983
1990
2008
2006
1978
1975, 1976
1975, 1977
1980
6.03y
6.07
6.14# (5.9yh)
6.15
6.18y
6.19
6.19y
6.20y
6.20
6.23
6.24
6.24
6.24# (6.0yh)
6.24# (6.0yh)
6.24# (6.0yh)
55m / 60y Hurdles (54.864)
1.
Willie Gault
2.
Aries Merritt
3.
Jabari Greer
4.
Richmond Flowers
Bill High
6.
Jerome Wilson
Dawane Wallace
8.
Anthony Hancock
9.
Jeff Powell
10.
Jangy Addy
Joe Galeano
11.
Reggie Towns
Darius Pemberton
1983
2006
2003
1966
1970
1984
1999
1981
1985
2008
1988
1982, 1983
1995
6.95y
7.10
7.13
7.14# (6.9yh)
7.14# (6.9yh)
7.18y
7.18
7.15y
7.20
7.23
7.23
7.25y
7.25
300m / 300y
1.
Terry McDaniel
2.
Allen Franklin
3.
Vando Davis
4.
Darryl Canady
5.
Anthony Miller
6.
Sam Graddy
7.
Jerome Wilson
8.
Dentarius Locke
9.
Nathan Grace
10. Deaundra Dailey
11.
Samdi Fraser
12.
Irvin Turner
1986
1986
1987
1983
1987
1984
1983
2011
2009
2011
2009
1986
32.68# (29.99y)
33.11# (30.38y)
33.19# (30.45y)
33.51# (30.75y)
33.51# (30.75y)
33.58# (30.81y)
33.74# (30.96y)
33.96
34.32
34.34
34.38
34.39# (31.55y)
500m
1.
Sam Hill
2.
Teddy King
3.
Kevin Porter
4.
Isky Moat
5.
Belfred Clark
6.
Samdi Fraser
7.
Tyrone Bean
8.
Ken Green
9.
Jacob Dennis
10.
John Hewitt
11.
Ryan Douglas
12.
Adrian Wheatley
3-Mile
1.
Phil Bedford
2.
George Watts
3.
Pat Davey
4.
Doug Brown
5.
Doug Tolson
6.
Ricky Pittman
7.
Sal Vega
8.
Pete Markel
9.
John Young
10.
Ted Goodlake
11.
Marty Sonnenfeldt
12.
David Krafsur
1984
1978
1979
1974
1984
1982
1978
1980
1986
1985
1976
1986
13:20.78
13:29.79
13:36.49
13:40.7h
13:42.92
13:48.07
13:49.56
13:55.4h
13:57.46
14:02.28
14:03.2h
14:03.5h
1986
1985
1987
1982
1987
2007
1987
1987
2007
2009
1998
1998
1:01.65
1:02.13
1:03.22
1:03.26
1:03.2h
1:03.64
1:03.84
1:04.0h
1:04.48
1:05.06
1:05.21
1:05.46
600y (548.8 meters)
1.
Anthony Blair
2.
Darwin Bond
3.
Sam Hill
4.
David Patrick
5.
Laron Brown
6.
Isky Moat
4x800m Relay / 4x880y Relay
1.
B. Magee, M. Patrick, A. Harden, D. Patrick
2.
B. Anderson, W. Thomas, W. Hawkins, D. Zoeller
3.
S. Hunter, W. Contee, S. James, K. Young
4.
B. Guaschino, B. Anderson, W. Thomas, T. Garrison
5.
K. Shamblee, M. Patrick, B. Magee, A. Harden
6.
K. Green, T. Bean, D. Maez, M. Hopkins
7.
S. Williams, A. Harden, S. Hunter, D. Patrick
8.
J. Wright, S. James, D. Lapp, K. Young
9.
K. Shamblee, J. Ailshie, K. Barbee, T. King
10.
S. James, S. Hunter, C. Hadler, K. Young
11.
Williams, A. Harden, B. Magee, D. Patrick
12.
M. Berryman, J. Wright, D. Lapp, S. James
1982
1973
1980
1974
1983
1987
1981
1978
1986
1979
1981
1977
7:24.96
7:26.74# (7:29.2hy)
7:26.98# (7:29.58)
7:27.93# (7:30.4hy)
7:28.25# (7:30.86y)
7:28.75
7:28.70# (7:31.31y)
7:28.79# (7:31.40y)
7:29.1h
7:30.00# (7:32.62y)
7:30.37# (7:32.99y)
7:30.84# (7:33.3hy)
1980
1974
1986
1982
1983
1983
1:09.19
1:09.7h
1:09.85
1:09.90
1:10.0h
1:10.14
* - NCAA champion
^ - Collegiate record
# - Converted from yards
h - hand time
m - Meters
Bold - Current athlete
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
(20.28m) 66-6.50
(19.94m) 65-5.25
(19.19m) 62-11.50
(19.10m) 62-8
(19.07m) 62-6.75
(18.60m) 61-0.25
(18.48m) 60-7.75
(18.31m) 60-1
(18.24m) 59-10.25
(17.84m) 58-6.50
(17.84m) 58-6.50
MEET
THE TEAM
1997
1993
2008
1997
2004
1995
2002
2009
2008
2011
1992
COACHES
& STAFF
Wes Boudreau
Paul Provins
Richard Wooten
Aaron Ausmus
Josh Whisman
Chris Leming
Steve Pitlik
Matt Maloney
Nick Panezich
Drew Thomas
Kevin Fitzpatrick
SEASON
PREVIEW
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11. 12.
12.
GENERAL
INFO.
161
VOL OUTDOOR DANDY DOZEN
100m
1.
*Justin Gatlin
2002
10.05
Leonard Scott
2001
10.05
3.
Evander Wells
2008
10.08
Terry Scott
1985
10.08
5.
Sam Graddy
1984
10.09
6.
Willie Gault
1982
10.10
7.
Jeff Phillips
1981
10.11
Mike Miller
1982
10.11
9.
Rubin Williams
2008
10.12
10.
Sean Lambert
2001
10.17
11.
Harlan Davis
1991
10.23
12.
Dentarius Locke
2011
10.25
Leonard Scott
1999
9.83
Rubin Williams
2008
9.96 (w: +7.7)
Justin Gatlin
2002
10.00
Evander Wells
2008
10.01
Terry Scott
1985
10.02
Matthieu Pritchett
2008
10.07 (w: +7.7)
200m / 220y
1.
Justin Gatlin
2002
19.86
2.
Mike Miller
1982
20.15
3.
Evander Wells
2008
20.25
4.
Leonard Scott
2002
20.34
5.
Jeff Phillips
1981
20.36
6.
Rubin Williams
2007
20.40
7.
Reggie Jones
1975
20.53# (20.4yh)
8.
Sam Graddy
1986
20.57
9.
Dentarius Locke
2011
20.59
10.
Terry McDaniel
1986
20.67
11.
Willie Gault
1982
20.68
12.
Gary Kikaya
2003
20.73
Harlan Davis
1991
20.55w
Tony Lee
1992
20.68w
Tommy Walker
1991
20.70w
Brian Rasberry
1996
20.74w
400m / 440y
1.
Gary Kikaya
2.
Darwin Bond
3.
Laron Brown
4.
Gary Womble
5.
José Parrilla
6.
Ronnie Harris
7.
Terry McDaniel
8.
Anthony Blair
9.
Hardee McAlhaney
10.
Jerome Morgan
11.
Marwin Kline
12.
Jebreh Harris
800m / 880y
1.
José Parrilla
2.
Marc Sylvester
3.
Paul Cross
4.
Larry Kelly
5.
Willie Thomas
6.
Jebreh Harris
7.
Thom Garrison
2002
1974
1983
1969
1994
1979
1987
1981
1969
1978
1995
2001
44.53
45.08# (45.2yh)
45.45
45.68# (45.8yh)
45.76
45.79
45.90
45.91
45.98# (46.1yh)
46.06
46.16
46.27
1992
2002
2004
1967
1972
2000
1973
1:43.97
1:46.21
1:46.60
1:46.62# (1:47.1yh)
1:47.11
1:47.30
1:47.32# (1:47.8yh)
Gary Kikaya posted the best 400m clocking in school history in 2002 at 44.53 seconds.
162
Todd Williams’ school record in the 10,000 meters has held since 1991.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
1,500m
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
12.
James Craig
Wilbur Hawkins
Yarrick Kincaid
Mark Patrick
Teddy King
1969
1972
2007
1982
1985
1:47.52# (1:48.0yh)
1:47.6h
1:47.98
1:48.07
1:48.11
Tim Pitcher
Marcus Tanner
John Everett
Al Harden
Sam James
Ken Barbee
Keith Young
Mike Moran
Tyler DeVault
David Lapp
Bob Bentz
Rickey Pittman
1993
2000
1985
1982
1979
1986
1979
1997
2007
1976
1976
1985
3:41.24
3:42.14
3:42.39
3:42.55
3:42.65
3:43.01
3:42.9h
3:43.58
3:43.72
3:44.1h
3:44.1h
3:44.25
Steeplechase
1.
Doug Brown
2.
Rickey Pittman
3.
Anthony Famiglietti
4.
Sam James
5.
Ron Addison
6.
Tony Cosey
7.
John Wright
8.
Gene Gray
9.
Zach Sabatino
10.
Tim Peterie
11.
Phil Bedford
12.
Les Steele
1974
1983
2000
1980
1976
1996
1977
1986
2006
1989
1983
1973
8:23.2h
8:23.66
8:25.37
8:29.01
8:29.47
8:35.30
8:36.45
8:42.20
8:46.64
8:48.47
8:49.19
8:50.7h
5,000m
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
Glenn Morgan
Ron Addison
Todd Williams
Doug Tolson
David Krafsur
Tony Cosey
Doug Ellington
Pat Davey
Rickey Pittman
Sal Vega
Anthony Famiglietti
Patrick Gildea
1991
1976
1991
1985
1986
1995
1999
1978
1985
1978
2000
2003
13:46.3h
13:47.2h
13:49.27
13:49.7h
13:53.8h
13:55.43
13:56.21
13:56.7h
13:56.96
14:00.07
14:02.76
14:03.38
10,000m
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11. 12.
Todd Williams
Pat Davey
George Watts
David Krafsur
Ron Addison
Sal Vega
Stewart Ellington
Doug Tolson
Zach Sabatino
Phil Bedford
Patrick Gildea
Ted Goodlake
1991
1979
1978
1986
1976
1978
1995
1984
2006
1983
2003
1988
28:18.4h
28:30.43
28.35.1h
28:47.45
28:54.9h
29:01.2h
29:04.03
29:04.78
29:05.59
29:06.5h
29:09.53
29:15.1h
2006
1982
13.21
13.26
110m Hurdles
1.
*Aries Merritt
2.
Willie Gault
2001, 2002
2003
2008
2005
2006
2007
2008
1981
1976
1983
2001
1980
38.66
38.72
38.82
38.83
38.86
38.86
38.98
39.15
39.16
39.22
39.23
39.24
2002
2002
1981
1980
1971
1992
2001
1978
1986
2000
2001
1994
3:02.14
3:02.83
3:03.08
3:03.94
3:05.0y
3:04.24
3:04.56
3:04.5y
3:04.70
3:04.72
3:04.89
3:04.89
1994
1993
2000
1997
1976
1990
1986
1983
(2.31m) 7-7
(2.28m) 7-5.75
(2.25m) 7-4.50
(2.22m) 7-3.25
(2.21m) 7-3
(2.20m) 7-2.50
(2.19m) 7-2.25
(2.18m) 7-2
Aries Merritt stands at the top of the UT heap in the 110-meter hurdles.
John Tillman soared to 55 feet, seven inches in the triple jump in 1985 to set a UT outdoor record.
9.
10.
11.
12.
Aric Long
Stephen Harris
Tom Pappas
Brett Frykberg
1991
2000
1999
2004
(2.18m) 7-1.75
(2.16m) 7-1
(2.15m) 7-0.50
(2.15m) 7-0.50
1995
1981
1988
1985
1982
1978
2011
1985
2010
1975
2002
1981
(8.00m) 26-3
(7.99m) 26-2.75
(7.97m) 26-1.75
(7.95m) 26-1
(7.89m) 25-10.75
(7.89m) 25-10.75
(7.88m) 25-10.25
(7.86m) 25-9.50
(7.85m) 25-9.25
(7.85m) 25-9.25
(7.82m) 25-8
(7.79m) 25-6.75
1985
1982
1979
1982
1984
2007
2003
1985
2009
1988
2006
1976
(16.94m) 55-7
(16.80m) 55-1.75
(16.68m) 54-9
(16.67m) 54-8.50
(15.96m) 52-4.50
(15.95m) 52-4
(15.82m) 51-11
(15.71m) 51-6.50
(15.69m) 51-5.75
(15.60m) 51-2.50
(15.58m) 51-1.50
(15.45m) 50-8.50
Pole Vault
1.
Lawrence Johnson
2.
Russ Johnson
3.
Tim Mack
Adam Smith
Justin Daler
Rich Fulford
7.
Rocky Danners
8.
John Coyne
9.
Joe Berry
10.
Michael Hogue
11.
Dan Monaghan
12.
Clint Binder
1996
1998
1995
1993
1992
1991
2002
1991
2008
2007
1996
2002
(5.98m) 19-7.50
(5.65m) 18-6.50
(5.60m) 18-4.50
(5.60m) 18-4.50
(5.60m) 18-4.50
(5.60m) 18-4.50
(5.51m) 18-1
(5.43m) 17-9.75
(5.41m) 17-9
(5.35m) 17-6.50
(5.33m) 17-5.75
(5.26m) 17-3
Shot Put
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
Chuck Locke
Pat Reid
Aaron Ausmus
Rob Carlson
Scott Lundy
Jon Newell
Darwin Walker
Garland Porter
Tom Stock
Jerry Conn
Nick Panezich
Tyler Garrett
1982
1986
1997
1993
1984
1982
1998
2004
1974
1984
2009
2000
(19.53m) 64-1
(19.41m) 63-8.25
(19.32m) 63-5
(18.93m) 62-1.25
(18.73m) 61-5.5
(18.70m) 61-4
(18.46m) 60-6.75
(18.43m) 60-5.75
(18.30m) 60-0.5
(18.24m) 59-10.25
(18.23m) 59-9.75
(18.19m) 59-8.25
Discus
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Kevin Fitzpatrick
J.R. Quinn
Lance Jauron
Larry Rosen
Paul McMahen
1992
1987
2001
1981
1975
(61.68m) 202-4
(59.70m) 195-10
(59.63m) 195-7
(58.86m) 193-1
(58.48m) 191-10
Long Jump
1.
Darius Pemberton
2.
Jason Grimes
3.
Vince Martin 4.
Tim Robinson
5.
Greg Neal
Stanley Holmes
7.
Justin Hunter
8.
John Tillman
9.
Desmond Brown
Greer Radcliff
11.
Camron Howard
12.
Junior Reid
Triple Jump
1.
John Tillman
2.
Greg Neal
3.
Paul Jordan
4.
David Siler
5.
Robert Hall
6.
Carjay Lyles
7.
Rondel Mershon
8.
Tim Robinson
9.
Akeem Hardnett
10.
Marcus Thompson
11.
Eric Pierce
12.
Frankie Glascoe
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
48.44
49.29
49.88
50.41
50.62
50.63
50.95# (51.1yh)
51.13
51.17
51.22
51.30
51.38
MEET
THE TEAM
1982
1986
1983
1983
2002
1978
1970
2005
2003
1991
1989
1987
COACHES
& STAFF
13.32
13.41
13.53
13.57
13.58
13.58# (n/a)
13.63
13.68
13.68
13.68
13.68# (n/a)
SEASON
PREVIEW
4x100m Relay
1.
S. Lambert, J. Gatlin, H. Stamps, L. Scott
2.
J. Greer, G. Kikaya, S. Lambert, J. Wade
3.
M. Pritchett, E. Wells, K. Stevenson, R. Williams
4.
J. Burton, J. Wade, A. Merritt, R. Williams
5.
M. Pritchett, J. Wade, A. Merritt, R. Williams
6.
7.
B. Jones, E. Wells, K. Stevenson, R. Williams 8.
W. Gault, J. Phillips, J. Grimes, M. Miller
9.
*J. Young, R. Gardner, J. Morgan, R. Jones 10.
*S. Graddy, R. Towns, T. Scott, W. Gault
11.
S. Lambert, J. Gatlin, H. Stamps, R. Frye
12.
W. Gault, J. Phillips, J. Grimes, M. Miller
4x400m Relay
1.
D. Bell, A. Wheatley, J. Gatlin, G. Kikaya
2.
D. Bell, J. Stamps, J. Gatlin, G. Kikaya
3.
D. Canady, D. Wilson, D. Patrick, A. Blair
4.
A. Horne, D. Wilson, L. Preyor, A. Blair
5.
T. James, J. Craig, A. Hardy, D. Bond
6.
M. Kline, T. Lee, S. Lacy, J. Parrilla
7.
J. Harris, H. Stamps, A. Wheatley, D. Bell
8.
J. Morgan, M. Barlow, R. Harris, A. Blair
9.
T. Bean, V. Davis, B. Clark, A. Franklin
10.
S. Wheatley, H. Stamps, L. Scott, J. Harris
11.
J. Harris, J. Gatlin, H. Stamps, D. Bell
D. Dunning, S. Lacy, M. Kline, J. Parrilla
High Jump
1.
Randy Jenkins
2.
Monterrio Holder
3.
Tim Bell
4.
Diondre Jackson
5.
Mark Branch
6.
Alvin Harper
7.
Tony Heitzman
8.
Pat Keisel
2003
2002
2003
1999
2000
1968
1983
2008
1979
1980
1966
GENERAL
INFO.
3.
Jabari Greer
4.
Justin Gatlin
5.
Karl Jennings
6.
Dawane Wallace
7.
Matt Rush
Richmond Flowers
9.
Reggie Towns
10.
Charlton Rolle
Steve Darcus
Anthony Hancock
Pat Pomphrey
400m Intermediate Hurdles
1.
*David Patrick
2.
Belfred Clark
3.
Mark Patrick
4.
Jerome Wilson
5.
Hassaan Stamps
6.
Mike Barlow
7.
Hardee McAlhaney
8.
Jeremy Burton
9.
Karl Jennings
10.
Jeff Englert
11.
Kevin Porter
12.
Doug Hedrick
163
1996
1978
1996
1986
2001
1982
2008
(57.84m) 189-9
(57.06m) 187-2
(56.92m) 186-9
(56.88m) 186-7
(56.54m) 185-6
(56.20m) 184-4
(56.17m) 184-3
2004
1990
1992
1989
1996
2007
2000
1995
2007
1992
1993
1996
(81.67m) 267-11
(77.52m) 254-4
(76.34m) 250-5
(73.98m) 242-8
(71.92m) 235-11
(70.89m) 232-7
(68.84m) 225-10
(68.50m) 224-9
(66.82m) 219-3
(66.76m) 219-0
(66.24m) 217-4
(64.40m) 211-3
Javelin (Old)
1.
Bill Skinner
2.
Phil Olsen
3.
Jeff Field
4.
Phil Nielson
1970
1976
1984
1981
88.96m (291-10)
87.76m (287-11)
78.22m (256-7)
77.56m (254-5)
4x800m Relay
1.
A. Harden, M. Patrick, B. Magee, D. Patrick
1982
7:16.38
2.
J. Mondy, T. Pitcher, J. Hunt, J. Parrilla
1993
7:17.9?
3.
K. Young, J. Wright, D. Lapp, S. James
1977
7:19.02# (7:21.58y)
4. T. Livingston, J. Franklin, E. Peacock, P. Sigilai2010 7:20.63
5.
Relay Lineup Could Not Be Confirmed
1985
7:20.83
1974
7:21.04# (7:23.4h)
6. B. Guaschino, B. Anderson, T. Garrison, W. Thomas
7.
D. Zoeller, B. Anderson, W. Hawkins, W. Thomas
1972
7:21.04# (7:23.4h)
8.
F. Francois, K. Schappert, J. Daun, M. Sylvester
2003
7:21.91
9. D. Drummond, A. Wheatley, F. Francois, M. Sylvester2002 7:21.71
10.
B. Irvine, T. Pitcher, J. Hunt, J. Parrilla
1992
7:22.27
11. A. Mostrag, E. Peacock, M. Spooner, J. Franklin2009 7:24.06
12.
T. DeVault, K. Schappert, Y. Kincaid, P. Cross
2005
7:24.16
1.
S. James, M. Barlow, K. Young, M. Lapp
1977
9:29.4h
2.
Y. Kincaid, S. Fraser, A. Dawson, T. DeVault
2007
9:32.95
3.
M. Tanner, S. Wheatley, J. Harris, A. Famiglietti
2000
9:33.70
4.
B. Magee, I. Moat, M. Patrick, A. Harden
1983
9:35.5
5.
D. Lapp, J. Morgan, B. Anderson, T. Garrison
1975
9:36.18# (9:39.4yh)
6.
T. Pitcher, K. Green, T. Bean, G. Morgan
1990
9:37.29
7.
Y. Kincaid, S. Fraser, A. Mostrag, A. Dawson
2008
9:38.42
8. E. Peacock, A. Bachman, J. Franklin, P. Sigilai2010 9:39.61
9.
D. Lapp, M. Barlow, C. Hadler, B. Bentz
1976
9:40.0h
10.
T. Pitcher, T. Walker, K. Green, A. Stebbins
1990
9:41.91
11.
G. Morgan, T. Walker, J. Parrilla, T. Pitcher
1991
9:41.30
12.
G. Morgan, S. Lacy, B. Irvine, T. Pitcher
1991
9:42.30
Hammer
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10. 11. 12.
1996
2005
2005
2006
2008
1995
1989
1993
2009
2008
2001
1993
67.84m (222-7)
66.05m (216-8)
64.67m (212-2)
64.02m (210-0)
63.51m (208-4)
62.14m (203–10)
60.28m (197-9)
59.62m (195-7)
59.37m (194-9)
56.38m (185-0)
56.00m (183-9)
55.90m (183-5)
4x1500m Relay
1.
J. Wright, K. Young, S. James, D. Lapp
2.
C. Hadler, C. McQueen, S. James, K. Young
3.
T. Pitcher, A. Stebbins, G. Morgan, T. Williams
4.
T. Williams, B. Irvine, G. Morgan, T. Pitcher
5.
Relay Lineup Could Not Be Confirmed 6.
T. Newman, M. Tanner, B. Leach A. Famiglietti
7.
8.
T. Newman, B. Leach, J. Jamison, A. Famiglietti
9.
Relay Lineup Could Not Be Confirmed 10.
D. Miller, T. Kelly, R. Cloutier, J. Day
11.
12.
R. Cloutier, T. Kelly, C. Stanfield, E. Bell
1977
1979
1990
1991
2005
2000
1997
2000
1993
2004
1992
2003
15:09.3h
15:15.??
15:23.5h
15:24.50
15:38.78
15:40.35 15:42.64
15:45.96
15:47.28
15:51.29
15:52.65
15:55.40
1999
1992
1992
2003
2008
1996
1992
2009
2000
2005
1994
1987
8,463
8,276
8,237
8,103
8,025
7,984
7,870
7,794
7,788
7,780
7,637
7,609
4-Mile Relay
1.
S. James, K. Young, J. Wright, D. Lapp
2.
J. Day, Y. Kincaid, A. Baksa, T. DeVault
3.
J. Day, T. DeVault, D. Miller, Z. Sabatino
1977
2007
2006
16:15.5h
16:36.30
16:36.89
6.
Travis Garrett
7.
Scott Genther
8.
Aaron Ausmus
9.
Jerry Conn
10.
Tyler Garrett
11.
Jon Newell
12.
Nick Panezich
Javelin (New)
1.
Leigh Smith
2.
John Richardson
3.
Lars Sumberg
4.
Jeff Glass
5.
Chris Morland
6.
Matt Maloney
7.
Toby Colyer
8.
Bobby Tonker
9.
Chris Helwick
10.
Ryan Jumonville
11.
Glenn Hayward
12.
Phil Carter
Wes Boudreau
Garland Porter
Josh Whisman
Jim Sexton
Richard Wooten
Chris Leming
John Hearn
Paul Provins
Nick Panezich
Matt Maloney
Lance Jauron
Wright Jernigan
Decathlon
1.
Tom Pappas
2.
Brian Brophy
3.
Aric Long
4.
Stephen Harris
5.
Jangy Addy
6.
Chad Smith
7.
Matt Shelton
8.
Michael Ayers
9.
Boris Kawohl
10.
Chris Helwick
11.
Bobby Tonker
12.
Doug Hedrick
Mile
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
12.
2-Mile
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
Shuttle
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Ken Barbee
Andrew Dawson
David Lapp
Bob Redington
Bill Anderson
Danny Zoeller
Dickie Kleier
Tyler DeVault
Bob Bentz
Doug Brown
John Wright
Dave Scire
1986
2008
1977
1966
1975
1973
1969
2007
1976
1974
1976
1969
4:00.19
4:00.51
4:01.3h
4:01.9h
4:03.3h
4:03.4h
4:03.7h
4:03.99
4:04.3h
4:04.7h
4:04.7h
4:04.9h
John Wright
David Krafsur
Pat Davey
Ron Addison
Bob Bentz
George Watts
Bob Thompson
Ted Goodlake
Doug Brown
David Lapp
Rick Cummins
Troy Robinson
1977
1986
1976
1975
1975
1976
1986
1986
1971
1976
1987
1987
8:46.3h
8:47.77
8:49.4h
8:52.0h
8:52.9h
8:54.4h
8:56.12
8:59.32
8:59.6h
9:03.2h
9:07.87
9:10.20
2002
2005
1982
2002
1996
2006
54.73
54.97
55.4h
55.65
55.76
55.87
Hurdle Relay
J. Gatlin, M. Rush, H. Stamps, K. Jennings
R. Boulware, D. Brunson, D. Campbell, A. Merritt
D. Siler, J. Wilson, R. Towns, W. Gault
J. Greer, H. Stamps, M. Rush, J. Gatlin
L. Johnson, C. Smith, D. Wallace, T. Pratt
D. Brunson, D. Campbell, C. Lyles, A. Merritt
4x200m Relay
1.
G. Kikaya, S. Lambert, L. Scott, J. Gatlin
2.
S. Lambert, R. Frye, L. Scott, J. Gatlin
3.
L. Pryor, R. Harris, J. Morgan, R. Jones
4.
5.
M. Pritchett, J. Wade, A. Merritt, R. Williams
6.
J. Grimes, L. Pryor, J. Morgan, R. Harris
7.
E. Wells, K. Stevenson, N. Grace, J. Morris
8.
J. Hewitt, K. Stevenson, D. Dailey, E. Wells
9.
S. Fraser, K. Stevenson, D. Dailey, E Wells
10.
T. Walker, H. Davis, T. Lee, A. Morgan
Sprint Medley Relay
1.
D. Dunning, S. Lacy, M. Kline, J. Parrilla
2.
S. Lambert, J. Wade, D. Bell, M. Sylvester
3.
S. Lacy, T. Lee, M. Kline, J. Parrilla
4.
H. Davis, S. Lacy, T. Walker, J. Parrilla
5.
B. Dickson, C. Thrift, G. Wagner, L. Kelly
6.
J. Wade, A. Merritt, R. Williams, P. Cross
7.
8.
E. Wells, K. Stevenson, N. Grace, J. Franklin
9.
J. Wade, S. Lambert, J. Taylor, M. Sylvester
10.
R. Williams, A. Merritt, J. Dennis, Y. Kincaid
11.
J. Wade, S. Lambert, J. Taylor, P. Cross
12.
T. Walker, S. Lacy, M. Shelton, J. Parrilla
2002
1:20.20
2001
1:20.90
1976
1:21.44# (1:21.7yh)
2008
1:21.52
2005
1:21.75
1978
1:23.1h
2009
1:23.83
20101:23.93
20101:24.10
1989
1:24.80
1994
2003
1992
1991
1967
2005
2001
2009
2004
2006
2004
1991
164
3:13.28
3:14.41
3:14.47
3:16.37
3:16.84# (3:17.8yh) 3:17.07
3:17.10
3:17.77
3:18.32
3:18.52
3:18.82
3:19.18
* - NCAA champion, ^ - Collegiate record, # - Converted from yards, h - Hand time
m - Meters, Bold - Current Athlete, $ - Research continues on records
 decathlon individual events
(top three performers)
100m
1.
2.
3.
Jangy Addy
Stephen Harris
Matt Shelton
2008
2002
1991
10.58
10.61
10.63
Long Jump
1.
Stephen Harris
2.
Aric Long
3.
Tom Pappas
2001
1992
1999
7.62m (25-0)
7.53m (24-8 1/2)
7.52m (24-8 1/4)
Shot Put
1.
Jangy Addy
2.
Brian Brophy
3.
Aric Long
2008
1991
1992
16.32m (53-6 1/2)
15.68m (51-5 1/2)
15.45m (50-8 1/4)
1998
1991, 1992
2001
2.18m (7-1 3/4)
2.18m (7-1 3/4)
2.15m (7-0 1/2)
1992
1995
1987
47.08
47.64
47.70
1999
2003
1992
4,441
4,379
4,313
2008
1999
1996
13.70
14.00
14.10
1992
1999
1992
53.86m (176-8)
48.68m (159-8)
48.18m (158-1)
Pole Vault
1.
Lawrence Johnson
2.
Aric Long
3.
Tom Pappas
Michael Ayers
1996
1992
1999
2009
5.51m (18-1)
5.14m (16-10 1/2)
5.00m (16-4 3/4)
5.00m (16-4 3/4)
Javelin
1.
2.
3.
Bobby Tonker
Chris Helwick
Tom Pappas
1994
2007
1999
66.60m (218-6)
65.12m (213-8)
64.42m (211-4)
1500m
1.
2.
3.
Jack Owen
Boris Kawohl
Doug Hedrick
1984
2000
1984
4:21.63
4:22.20
4:22.30
1992
1999
2000
1992
4,063
4,022
4,004
4,004
High Jump
1.
Tim Bell
Aric Long
3.
Stephen Harris
400m
1.
Matt Shelton
2.
Chad Smith
3.
Doug Hedrick
Top First Day Scores
1.
Tom Pappas
2.
Stephen Harris
3.
Aric Long
110m Hurdles
1.
Jangy Addy
2.
Tom Pappas
3.
Chad Smith
Discus
1.
Brian Brophy
2.
Tom Pappas
3.
Aric Long
Top Second Day Scores
1.
Brian Brophy
2.
Tom Pappas
3.
Boris Kawohl
Aric Long
FACILITIES &
RECORDS
STOKELY ATHLETICS CENTER
Located in the center of campus, diagonally across Volunteer Boulevard from Tom Black Track at LaPorte Stadium, the William B. Stokely
Athletics Center serves as the home of University of Tennessee track & field indoor practices. Since 2008, the Vols and Lady Vols have had
the facility at their disposal for in-season track & field workouts, as the basketball team, with the construction of the Pratt Pavilion, no longer
needed Stokely as a back-up option to Thompson-Boling Arena for practice.
Dedicated in 1958 as the UT Armory Fieldhouse with a
seating capacity of 7,000, it was later renamed in honor of
the late William B. Stokely Jr., whose generosity resulted in
renovations that brought the total number of seats to 12,700.
Prior to the 2000 track & field season, the floor of the Stokely
Center was completely replaced, providing the Tennessee track
& field teams with a much-improved training surface.
In addition to track & field, the arena portion of the
building is also the site of Lady Vol volleyball practices and had
served as a back-up practice site for the Tennessee women’s and
men’s basketball teams. Stokely was the primary competition
and practice facility used by both the men’s basketball team
(1967-87) and Head Coach Pat Summitt’s eight-time national
champion women’s squad from 1976-87.
The building also continues to house some of the
administrative offices of the UT Women’s and Men’s Athletics
Departments as well as Army and Air Force ROTC. For the past
36 years, many of the women’s and men’s athletics offices have
been housed in Stokely. Those still operating in the building
include women’s athletic training, strength and conditioning
and media relations as well as the coaching staffs for men’s
and women’s golf and track & field, and women’s rowing and
volleyball. Adding to the structure’s list of virtues is the location
within of the largest women’s-only weight room facility in the
nation as well as a state-of-the-art training room.
166
TOM BLACK TRACK AT LAPORTE STADIUM
GENERAL
INFO.
SEASON
PREVIEW
COACHES &
MEET
STAFF
THE TEAM
SEASON
THE
NATIONAL
ALL-
SCHOOL FACILITIES
A venue that has hosted many a great meet, Tom Black Track at LaPorte Stadium took on a fresh appearance in 2010 as UT hosted the
SEC Championships. The eight-lane oval, situated in the heart of campus and showcasing a fresh PolyTan PUR surface applied in fall 2009, is
named after the Knoxville business leader whose generosity paved the way for its development. The stadium, meanwhile, was named after
the LaPorte Family of Elizabethton, Tenn., and Houston, Texas, in November 2005 for the family’s generous contributions toward enhancing
the overall ambience of the facility.
As mentioned, the facility’s look was upgraded in 2009-10, as the
track was resurfaced, the entry plaza completed, the pavilion upgraded,
and seating areas enhanced with attractive brick and the addition of a few
other cosmetic touches.
In 2003, thanks to the LaPorte family, the property also was improved
in preparation for that season’s SEC meet. A Daktronics video timing board
was installed on the east end, a concessions/storage building and bleacher
seating were added to the south side, and aesthetic enhancements were
made by paving areas adjacent to the track, remodeling the timing booth,
replacing old fencing and utilizing decorative landscaping. Upgrades also
included a new entry gate as well as brick columns and wrought iron
fencing.
The storied venue also underwent major renovation in 1992 to
improve its practicality and appearance. Three primary changes were
made to the facility, including moving of the start/finish line to the south
side of the track to best utilize favorable wind conditions, adding 2,500
temporary bleachers, and redesigning and resurfacing several field event
areas. In the spring of 2001, the impressive Thornton Athletics Student
Life Center was added, enhancing the skyline on the southeast corner.
Tom Black Track has been the site of several prestigious meets
through the years, such as the 1993, 2003 and 2010 SEC Championships,
the 1994 and 2005 USA Track & Field Youth National Championships,
the 1994 USA Track & Field Championships, the 1969 and 1995 NCAA
Championships, the 2006 NCAA Mideast Regional and the 2002 and 2007
AAU Junior Olympics. On an annual basis, the facility is home to a variety
of dual and invitational events, as well as the Sea Ray Relays and Volunteer
Track Classic.
167
TOM BLACK TRACK RECORDS
 WOMEN’S RECORDS
 MEN’S RECORDS
EVENT
MARKNAME
AFFILIATION
DATE
100m
10.96 Evelyn Ashford
Medalist TC
6-19-82
200m
22.17 Merlene Ottey
L.A. Naturite
6-20-82
400m
50.24 Maicel Malone
Asics International TC 6-17-94
800m
2:00.27 Inez Turner
Southwest Texas State 6-02-95
1500m
4:03.37 Mary Decker-Tabb
Athletics West
6-20-82
3000m
8:52.26 Brenda Webb
Athletics West
5-21-83
5000m
15:22.76 Brenda Webb
Team Adidas
4-13-84
10,000m
32:23.76 Olga Appell
Reebok RC
6-17-94
100mH
12.86 Stephanie Hightower
L.A. Naturite
6-19-82
400mH
54.51 Kim Batten
Reebok RC
6-17-94
2000m SC
6:58.85 Gina Wilbanks
Athletes in Action USA6-17-94
3000m SC
10:04.33 Ebba Stenbeck
Toledo
5-27-06
10,000m walk
45:01.96 Teresa Vaill
Unattached
6-16-94
4x100m Relay
43.10 Marita Hunt/Kwajalein Butler Louisiana State
6-02-95
Zundra Feagin/D’Andre Hill
4x200m Relay
1:31.64 Stephanie Smith/Erica WhippleSouth Carolina
4-15-05
Amberly Nesbitt/Shalonda Solomon
4x400m Relay
3:26.98 Tiffany Ross/Lashinda Demus South Carolina
4-13-02
Lisa Barber/Demetria Washington
4x800m Relay
8:22.26 Evonne Hannus/Regina Jacobs Stanford TC
5-18-82
June Griffith/Tami Essington
4x1500m Relay
17:51.71 Chanelle Price/Rolanda Bell Tennessee
4-11-09
Phoebe Wright/Sarah Bowman
800m Medley Relay 1:36.79 Brenda Morehead/Jeannette BoldenWilt’s AC
6-20-82
(100/100/200/400) Alice Brown/Arlise Emerson
Sprint Medley Relay 3:42.10 Buchanan/Jones/Lee/Jones South Sprint
4-13-96
Dist. Medley Relay 10:57.39 Geena Gall/Chanelle Campbell Michigan
4-14-07
(1200/800/400/1600) Katie Erdman/Nicole Edwards
Shuttle Hurd. Relay
54.00 Chiquita Martin/Ronetta Alexander South Carolina 4-16-05
Shevon Stoddart/Tiffany Ross-Williams
High Jump
1.96m (6-5) Amy Acuff
UCLA
6-03-95
Pole Vault
4.35m (14-3.25) Erin Asay
Sheffield Elite TC
4-11-08
Long Jump 6.99m (22-11.25) Jackie Joyner-Kersee
Honda TC
6-18-94
Triple Jump 14.23m (46-8.25) Diana Wills
Army
4-12-90
Shot Put
19.60m (64-3.75) Connie Price-Smith
Nike Coast TC
6-17-94
Discus
65.10m (213-7) Aretha Hill
Unattached
4-28-02
Javelin (new) 57.93m (190-1) Rachel Yurkovich
Oregon
4-10-09
Javelin (old) 61.64m (202-3) Lynda Hughes
Oregon
6-20-82
Hammer
68.48m (224-08) Amber Campbell
Mjolnir Throwers Club 4-11-08
Heptathlon
6527 pts. Diane Guthrie-Gresham
George Mason
6-2&3-95
HEPTATHLON EVENT RECORDS
EVENT
100mH
High Jump
Shot Put
200m
Long Jump
Javelin
800m
MARKATHLETE
13.46 Tiffany Lott
13.46 Hyleas Fountain
1.86 (6-1.25) Diane Guthrie-Gresham
14.63 (48-0) Terry Roy
23.52 Ali McKnight
6.92 (22-8.50) Diane Guthrie-Gresham
50.22 (164-9) Vera Inancsi
2:09.96 Pam Connell
SCHOOL
Brigham Young
Georgia
George Mason
Connecticut
Nevada-Reno
George Mason
George Mason
Penn State
DATE
6-02-95
5-15-03
6-02-95
6-02-95
6-02-95
6-03-95
6-03-95
4-10-91
Ar—American record at time of mark
h—hand-timed
*—current collegiate record
bold type indicates current or former Lady Vols
EVENT
MARKNAME
AFFILIATION
100y
9.0 Ivory Crockett
Phil. Pioneers
100m
9.8h Jeff Phillips
Athletics West 10.02 Michael Green
adidas
220y
20.2 John Carlos
San Jose St.
200m
20.06 Justin Gatlin
Tennessee
440y
44.7 Curtis Mills
Texas A&M
400m
44.43 Antonio Pettigrew
Reebok
880y
1:45.5 Rick Wohlhuter
Chicago TC
800m
1:44.85 David Patrick
Athletics West
1,500m
3:34.92 Steve Scott
Sub 4 TC
Mile
3:57.7 Marty Liquori
Villanova
3,000m
8:16.61 Chris Platt
Tennessee
Steeple
8:21.48 Jim Svenoy
Texas-El Paso
2-mile
8:46.3 John Wright
Tennessee
3-mile
13:14.4 Tony Staynings Western Ky.
5,000m
13:20.39 Todd Williams
adidas
6-mile
27:29.0 Doug Brown
Knoxville TC
10,000m
27:25.82 Simon Chemoiywo
Kenya
5,000m Walk
20:41.00 Jim Heiring
Unattached
10,000m Walk
46:50.6 Timothy Lewis
New York AC
20,000m walk
1:28:35.87 Allen James
Athletes in Action
120yH
13.2 Erv Hall
Villanova
110mH
13.22 Dawane Wallace
adidas
440yH
49.6 Ralph Mann
Brigham Young
400mH
48.38 Danny Harris
Athletic West
High Jump
2.30m Brian Whitehead
Unattached
(7-6 1/2) Tom Smith
Illinois State
James Lott
Unattached
Ahmad Abderaitmane
Unattached
Pole Vault 5.98m Lawrence Johnson
Tennessee
(19-7 1/2)
Long Jump
8.68m Michael Powell
Foot Locker
(28-5 3/4)
Triple Jump 17.51m Mike Conley
Foot Locker
(57-5 1/2)
Shot put 22.15m Adam Nelson
Nike
(72-8) Kevin Toth
Nike
Discus 68.70m Luis Delis
Cuba
(225-5)
Javelin (Old) 88.32m Bob Roggy
Athletics West
(289-9)
Javelin (New) 85.06m Tom Pukstys
adidas
(279-1)
Hammer
82.49m Lance Deal
New York AC
270-8
4x100mR
38.63 ----------------
Texas Christian
(Donovan Powell, Brashant Carter, Lloyd Edwards, Hosia Abdullah)
4x110mH
54.40 ----------------
Tennessee
(Jerome Wilson, Anthony Hancock, Reggie Towns, Willie Gault)
4x200mR
1:20.90 ----------------
Tennessee
(Sean Lambert, Justin Gatlin, Russell Frye, Leonard Scott)
SMR
3:13.91 ----------------
Blinn JC
(Jason Hendrix, Lamont Smith, Darnell Hall, Savieri Ngidhi)
Mile Relay
3:03.4 ----------------
UCLA
(John Smith, Len Van Hofwegen, Andy Young, Wayne Collett)
4x400mR
3:00.60 ----------------
Baylor
(Michael Ford, Raoul Howard, Corey Williams, Deon Minor)
2-Mile Relay
7:21.26 ----------------
Villanova
(Mark Fallon, Phil Kane, Ed Takacs, Mark Belger)
4x800mR
7:15.00 ----------------
Alabama (Dennis Raines, Allen Buford, Terry Menefee, William Wuyke)
DMR
9:31.90 ----------------
Indiana
(Paul Risch, Sunder Nix, Ken Van Hofwegen, Andy Young)
4x1,500mR
15:02.91 ----------------
Villanova
(Ken Lucks, Marcus O’Sullivan, John Hunter, Sydney Maree)
4-Mile Relay
16:15.5 ----------------
Tennessee
(Sam James, Keith Young, John Wright, David Lapp)
Decathlon
8,707 Dan O’Brien
Foot Locker
1994
DATE
5-11-74
5-22-82 4-11-97
6-21-69
4-12-02
6-21-69
6-13-94
5-10-75
6-21-83
6-20-82
6-21-69
4-9-05
6-2-95
5-27-77
5-11-74
4-11-97
5-9-76
4-6-95
4-10-81
6-17-80
6-13-94
6-19-69
4-12-02
6-21-69
5-23-87
4-13-85
4-16-88 5-21-88 5-18-00
5-25-96
6-13-94 6-13-94
4-13-02
4-15-00
6-20-82
6-19-82
4-26-98 6-13-94
6-2-95 5-22-81 4-14-01 4-10-92
6-21-69 6-1-95 4-16-77 4-8-83 4-10-82 4-10-81 4-15-77
DECATHLON EVENT RECORDS
(7,000 points required)
Event
MarkAthlete
100m
10.31 Dan O’Brien Long Jump
7.84m Steve Fritz (25-8 3/4)
Shot Put
15.86m Dan O’Brien (52-0 3/4)
High Jump
2.17m Dan O’Brien
(7-1 1/2)
400m
47.48 Matt Shelton First Day Record
*4,731 Dan O’Brien
110mH
13.98 Dan O’Brien Discus
52.14m Brian Brophy (171-1)
Pole Vault
**5.49m Lawrence Johnson
(18-0 1/2)
Javelin (new)
71.34m Dave Johnson
(234-1)
1,500m
4:15.86 Phil McMullen Second Day Record
4,211 Kip Janvrin
Renovations to Tom Black Track at LaPorte Stadium, including resurfacing, fencing, bricking and
construction of a new entry gate on Volunteer Blvd., were completed in 2010 in time to host the SEC
Outdoor Championships.
168
Affiliation
Foot Locker Accusplit
Foot Locker Year
1994
1994 1994 Foot Locker 1994 Tennessee FLTC Foot Locker Unattached 1993
1994
1994
2000 Tennessee
1993 Reebok
1994 W. Michigan
N/A
1995
1994
* Former World Record
** World Junior Record
h - hand time
Bold - Current or former Tennessee athlete
DAY
Fri.-Sat.
Sat.
Fri.-Sat.
DATE
Jan. 13-14
Jan. 21
Jan. 27-28
Fri.-Sat.
Fri.-Sat.
Fri.-Sat.
Fri.-Sun.
Fri.-Sat.
Feb. 3-4
Feb. 10-11
Feb. 10-11
Feb. 24-Feb. 26
March 9-10
DAY
Fri.
Fri.-Sat.
Sat.
SAT.
DATE
March 23
March 23-24
March 31
APRIL 7
WED.-SAT.
Fri.-Sat.
Thu.-Sat.
Fri.-Sat.
Thu.-Sun.
Thu.-Sat.
Wed.-Sat.
APRIL 11-14
April 20-21
April 26-28
April 27-28
May 10-13
May 24-26
June 6-9
INDOOR
MEET
SITE
Kentucky Invitational
Lexington, Ky.
Auburn Indoor Invitational
Birmingham, Ala.
Texas A&M Mondo Challenge
College Station, Texas
(Auburn, Florida, Tennessee, Texas A&M, Texas Tech)
New Balance Collegiate Invitational New York, N.Y.
Husky Classic (#)
Seattle, Wash.
Akron Invitational
Akron, Ohio
SEC Indoor Championships
Lexington, Ky.
NCAA Indoor Championships
Nampa, Idaho
OUTDOOR
MEET
SITE
SEC/Big 10 Challenge
Starkville, Miss.
Stanford Invitational (#)
Stanford, Calif.
UCLA Dual
Los Angeles, Calif.
TENNESSEE CHALLENGE
KNOXVILLE
(Akron, Carson-Newman, N.C. A&T, Tennessee)
SEA RAY RELAYS
KNOXVILLE
Vanderbilt Invitational
Nashville, Tenn.
Penn Relays
Philadelphia, Pa.
UCSD Triton Invitational (#)
LaJolla, Calif.
SEC Outdoor Championships
Baton Rouge, La.
NCAA East Preliminary Round
Jacksonville, Fla.
NCAA Outdoor Championships
Des Moines, Iowa
(#) Select Events Only / All Dates Are Subject To Change
TIME
All Day
TBA
All Day
All Day
All Day
All Day
All Day
All Day
TIME
All Day
All Day
TBA
TBA
ALL DAY
All Day
All Day
All Day
All Day
All Day
All Day

Layout 1 (Page 1)

Transcription

Similar documents

Dettson_Feuillet HYDRA Compact_EN_5.indd

Prelude 9x12 HS Cover

NOZTONOZ Sof-Krate Indoor/Outdoor Pet Home

Quadco`s Forespro® delimbers are engineered with the highest

BANCRÉDITO INTERNATIONAL BANK, CORPORATION

Spanish Speaking test Practice Form XX

350239B SD505-6RB

Bransom Elementary Gardens and Outdoor Learning

PDF of the rivalries page

A Sticky Situation