2007 Track & Field Guide

The Citadel Track & Field

By The NumbersA look at the 2007 Bulldogs...Two Southern Conference Champions StephanieMcNeill(Discus,2006) ShaquillSmith(HighJump,2006)Three Penn Relays Champions CameronEasley(4x100mRelay,2003) ThomasPressley(4x100mRelay,2003) QuintinWright(4x100mRelay,2003)34 School Record Holders19 Freshman School Record Holders156 All-Time Top 10 Record Marks20 All-Southern Conference Honors84 Southern Conference Finalists35 Dean’s List HonoreesFive Gold Star Academic Awards73 Athletics Director’s Honor Roll Awards16 All-State CollegiansFive South Carolina State Collegiate Champions

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents ........................................... 1Quick Facts ...................................................... 12007 Schedule ............................................... 12007 NCAA Qualifying Standards ........... 2The Southern Conference ............................. 3Coaches, Staff, adminstrationHead Coach Jody Huddleston .................... 4Asst. Coach Kris Kut ....................................... 5Volunteer Assistant Coaches ........................ 5Grad. Asst. Coaches ...................................... 5Support Staff .................................................. 6The Citadel Administration ........................... 72007 PreviewWomen’s Outlook ........................................... 8Men’s Outlook ................................................. 9Meet the BulldogsTeam Rosters .................................................10The Women’s Team ......................................11The Men’s Team ............................................182006 review2006 Indoor Review ....................................282006 Outdoor Review ................................29history and recordsWomen’s Indoor School Records ...............30Women’s Indoor Top 10 ..............................30Men’s Indoor School Records .....................32Men’s Indoor Top 10 ....................................32Women’s Outdoor School Records ...........34Women’s Outdoor Top 10 ..........................34Men’s Outdoor School Records .................36Men’s Outdoor Top 10 ................................36SoCon Team Championships ......................38The Citadel Hall of Fame ...........................39SoCon Individual Champions .....................40SoCon Superlatives ......................................41The is The CitadelThis is The Citadel ........................................42Why The Citadel? ........................................43The South Carolina Corps of Cadets .......44The Citadel Campus ....................................45Academics at The Citadel ..........................46Points of Pride ..............................................47Charleston, S.C. ............................................48

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date Meet locationJan. 27 Diet Pepsi Invitational Gainesville, Fla.Feb. 3 North Carolina Invitational Chapel Hill, N.C.Feb. 9-10 Clemson Invitational Clemson, S.C.Feb. 17-18 Southern Conference Championships Clemson, S.C.

date Meet locationMar. 2-3 Savannah State Invitational Savannah, Ga.Mar. 9-10 Coastal Carolina Invitational Conway, S.C.Mar. 17 Winthrop Invitational Rock Hill, S.C.Mar. 31 The Military Classic Lexington, Va.Apr. 6-7 Florida Relays Gainesville, Fla.Apr. 7 Furman Invitational Greenville, S.C.Apr. 13-14 Sea Ray Relays Knoxville, Tenn.Apr. 21-22 Southern Conference Championships Boone, N.C.Apr. 28-29 Penn Relays Philadelphia, Pa.May 11 Last Chance Meet Chapel Hill, N.C.May 25-26 NCAA Regional Championships Gainesville, Fla.June 6-9 NCAA Championships Sacramento, Calif.

Bulldog Quick Facts

location ........................................ Charleston, S.C.enrollment ......................................................1,900Founded ...........................................................1842Mailing address ........................ 171 Moultrie St............................................... Charleston, SC 29409nickname ....................................Bulldogs, CadetsColors ......... Citadel Blue (PMS 298) and WhiteConference ................................................ SouthernSoCon Men’s Championships ...................................................................... Three (1959, 1960, 1961)National Affiliation .................... NCAA Division IWebsite ............................www.CitadelSports.com

President ...................... Lt. Gen. John W. Rosa, Jr....................................................................(USAF, ret.)alma Mater ...................................The Citadel ‘73director of athletics ......................... Les Robinsonalma Mater ..................North Carolina State ‘65Faculty rep. ...... Lt. Col. William Sharbrough, III

head Coach ................................Jody Huddlestonalma Mater ............................South Alabama ‘77Office Phone .............................. (843) 953-9500Fax ............................................... (843) 953-6727assistant Coaches ..................................... Kris KutVolunteer Coaches .......................... Gary Wilson.................................................... Stephanie Lundeby...................................................................Kurt RussellGraduate assistants ...................... Marcus Butler...................................................... Thomas Cummings

director of Media relations .............Noelle Orrassoc. dir. of Media relations/Track & Field.............................................................. Patrick WalshOffice Phone .............................. (843) 953-7590Fax ............................................... (843) 953-5058Cell Phone .................................. (843) 708-0915e-mail [email protected]

CreditsThe Citadel 2007 Track and Field Media Guide is a publication of The Citadel Athletics Media Rela-tions Office. The guide was written and edited by Patrick Walsh, Associate Director of Media Relations, with assistance from Noelle Orr, Erik Bell and Mela-nie Long. The guide was designed by Patrick Walsh. Special thanks to The Citadel Track and Field office and coaching staff for their significant assistance with the guide. Covers designed by Walsh and ca-det Matt Holmes. Photography by Jody Huddleston, Russ Pace and Jamie Severns. Design and layout was done using Adobe InDesign CS2 and Adobe Photo-shop CS2.

Primary Media Outlets

Print MediaAssociated PressPete Iacobelli1311 Marion StreetColumbia, SC 29202(800) 922-1565Fax: (803) 252-2913

The StateSteve ArgerisPO Box 1333Columbia, SC 29202(800) 456-8470(803) 771-8613

TelevisionWCSC-TV52126 Charlie Hall Blvd.Charleston, SC 29414(843) 402-5751Fax: (843) 402-5591

WCIV-TV4PO Box 22165Charleston, SC 29413(843) 881-4444Fax: (843) 849-2519

The Post and CourierJeff HartsellKen Burger, Columnist134 Columbus Street(843) 937-5586Fax: (843) 937-5579

WCBD-TV2210 Coleman Blvd.Mt. Pleasant, SC 29464(843) 884-2288Fax: (843) 881-3410

Comcast “The Dog Pound”Everett GermanComcast Spotlight4400 Belle Oaks DriveCharleston, SC 29405(843) 266-3254Fax: (843) 266-32.71

athletics department directory

area Code (843)Athletics Director Les Robinson .............953-5030Sr. Assoc. AD Chuck Beddingfield ........953-0321Sr. Assoc. AD Ray Whiteman ................953-5352Assoc. AD/Comm. Andy Solomon ........953-6300Asst. AD/Event Mgmt. Robby Bennett.....953-7181Asst. AD/Facilities Mike Groshon .........953-2161Asst. AD/Compliance Todd Lair ...........953-4806Asst. AD/SWA Kelly Simpson ...............953-6604Dir. of Media Rel. Noelle Orr ...............953-5353Dir. of Sports Med. Andy Clawson ......953-2251Business Mgr. Lynn Meador ...................953-5121Admin. Asst. Darlene Poston ..................953-5070Media Relations ......................................953-5120Strength & Conditioning ........................953-7838Ticket Office .............................................953-7181

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The CiTadel TraCk & Field�

DOGS 2007 nCaa QUaliFyinG STandardS

indOOr - Men aUTOMaTiC PrOViSiOnalevent FaT MT FaT MT55 Meters 6.14@ — 6.26@ —60 Meters 6.62@ — 6.74@ —55-Meter hurdles 7.17@ — 7.38@ —60-Meter hurdles 7.70@ — 7.91@ —200 Meters(Under 200m/220 yds)* 21.33 — 21.73 —(200m/220 yds)* 21.08 — 21.48 —(Banked or Over 200m/220 yds)* 20.83 — 21.23 —400 Meters(Under 200m/220 yds)* 46.85 46.6 48.05 47.8(200m/220 yds)* 46.45 46.2 47.65 47.4(Banked or Over 200m/220 yds)* 46.05 45.8 47.25 47.0800 Meters#(200m/220 yds or less)* 1:48.40 1:48.1 1:50.50 1:50.2(Banked or Over 200m/220 yds)* 1:47.80 1:47.5 1:49.90 1:49.6Mile#(200m/220 yds or less)* 3:59.80 3:59.5 4:04.80 4:04.5(Banked or Over 200m/220 yds)* 3:59.00 3:58.7 4:04.00 4:03.73,000 Meters#(200m/220 yds or less)* 7:55.30 7:55.0 8:06.30 8:06.0(Banked or Over 200m/220 yds)* 7:54.00 7:53.7 8:05.00 8:04.75,000 Meters#(200m/220 yds or less)* 13:49.90 13:49.6 14:11.90 14:11.6(Banked or Over 200m/220 yds)* 13:48.00 13:47.7 14:10.00 14:09.71,600-Meter relay(Under 200m/220 yds)* 3:09.70 3:09.4 3:13.60 3:13.3(200m/220 yds)* 3:08.10 3:07.8 3:12.00 3:11.7(Banked or Over 200m/220 yds)* 3:06.50 3:06.2 3:10.40 3:10.1Mile relay(Under 200m/220 yds)* 3:10.90 3:10.6 3:14.80 3:14.5(200m/220 yds)* 3:09.30 3:09.0 3:13.20 3:12.9(Banked or Over 200m/220 yds)* 3:07.70 3:07.4 3:11.60 3:11.3distance Medley relay—Meters#(200m/220 yds or less)* 9:36.20 9:35.9 9:47.90 9:47.6(Banked or Over 200m/220 yds)* 9:34.00 9:33.7 9:45.70 9:45.4distance Medley relay—yards#(200 m/220 yds or less)* 9:39.70 9:39.4 9:51.40 9:51.1(Banked or Over 200 m/220 yds)* 9:37.50 9:37.2 9:49.20 9:48.9

Field eVenTS Metric imperial Metric imperialhigh Jump 2.24 7-4.25 2.16 7-1Pole Vault 5.50 18-0.5 5.20 17-0.75long Jump 7.85 25-9.25 7.50 24-7.25Triple Jump 16.10 52-10 15.40 50-6.25Shot Put 19.30 63-4 17.75 58-335-Pound Weight 21.50 70-6.5 19.50 63-11.75heptathlon 5,650 points 5,300 points

OUTOOr - Men altitude adjustmentevent FaT MT 3k-5,999/6k+100 Meters 10.50 -- +.03/+.06200 Meters 21.19 -- +.07/+.12400 Meters 47.20 46.9 +.11/+.21800 Meters# 1:50.40 1:50.11,500 Meters# 3:47.80 3:47.5Mile# 4:03.75 4:03.53,000- Meter Steeplechase# 9:07.00 9:06.75,000 Meters# 14:12.00 14:11.710,000 Meters# - auto 28:45.00 28:44.710,000 Meters# - Prov 29:30.00 29:29.7110-Meter hurdles 14.30 -- +.04/+.08400-Meter hurdles 52.51 52.2 +.11/+.21400-Meter relay 40.66 40.4 +.12/+.24440-yard relay 40.86 40.6 +.12/+.241,600-Meter relay 3:10.00 3:09.7 +.44/+.84Mile relay 3:11.20 3:10.9 +.44/+.84

Field eVenTS Metric imperialHigh Jump 2.10 6-10.75Pole Vault 5.05 16-6.75Long Jump 7.34 24-1Triple Jump 15.00 49-2.5Shot Put 16.80 55-1.5Discus 51.70 169-7Javelin 61.60 202-1Hammer 55.60 182-5Decathlon - Auto 7,500 pointsDecathlon - Prov 6,900 points

Athletes meeting the provisional standards can only qualify for the NCAA Championships if there are fewer than the desired number of qualifiers. FAT = fully automatic timing; MT = manual timing; * = size of track; # = altitude adjustment; @ = qualifying times attained at an altitude of 6,000 feet and above add .04 seconds. Times attained at 3,000-5,000 feet add .02 seconds.

indOOr - Women aUTOMaTiC PrOViSiOnalevent FaT MT FaT MT55 Meters 6.75@ — 6.92@ —60 Meters 7.27@ — 7.44@ —55-Meter hurdles 7.58@ — 7.86@ —60-Meter hurdles 8.15@ — 8.43@ —200 Meters(Under 200m/220 yds)* 23.70 — 24.30 —(200m/220 yds)* 23.50 — 24.10 —(Banked or Over 200m/220 yds)* 23.30 — 23.90 —400 Meters(Under 200m/220 yds)* 53.00 52.7 55.00 54.7(200m/220 yds)* 52.70 52.4 54.70 54.4(Banked or Over 200m/220 yds)* 52.40 52.1 54.40 54.1800 Meters#(200m/220 yds or less)* 2:05.60 2:05.3 2:09.40 2:09.1(Banked or Over 200m/220 yds)* 2:05.20 2:04.9 2:09.00 2:08.7Mile#(200m/220 yds or less)* 4:40.60 4:40.3 4:48.60 4:48.3(Banked or Over 200m/220 yds)* 4:40.00 4:39.7 4:48.00 4:47.73,000 Meters#(200m/220 yds or less)* 9:15.80 9:15.5 9:34.80 9:34.5(Banked or Over 200m/220 yds)* 9:15.00 9:14.7 9:34.00 9:33.75,000 Meters#(200m/220 yds or less)* 16:09.60 16:09.3 16:43.60 16:43.3(Banked or Over 200m/220 yds)* 16:08.00 16:07.7 16:42.00 16:41.71,600-Meter relay(Under 200m/220 yds)* 3:35.40 3:35.1 3:42.40 3:42.1(200m/220 yds)* 3:34.20 3:33.9 3:41.20 3:40.9(Banked or Over 200m/220 yds)* 3:33.00 3:32.7 3:40.00 3:39.7Mile relay(Under 200m/220 yds)* 3:36.60 3:36.3 3:43.60 3:43.3(200m/220 yds)* 3:35.40 3:35.1 3:42.40 3:42.1(Banked or Over 200m/220 yds)* 3:34.20 3:33.9 3:41.20 3:40.9distance Medley relay—Meters#(200m/220 yds or less)* 11:11.00 11:10.7 11:32.00 11:31.7(Banked or Over 200m/220 yds)* 11:09.00 11:08.7 11:30.00 11:29.7distance Medley relay—yards#(200m/220 yds or less)* 11:14.50 11:14.2 11:35.50 11:35.2(Banked or Over 200m/220 yds)* 11:12.50 11:12.2 11:33.50 11:33.2

Field eVenTS Metric imperial Metric imperialhigh Jump 1.84 6-0.5 1.78 5-10Pole Vault 4.20 13-9.25 3.95 21-11.5long Jump 6.40 21-0 6.10 20-0.25Triple Jump 13.30 43-7.75 12.65 41-6Shot Put 16.90 55-5.5 15.20 49-10.520-Pound Weight 21.00 68-10.75 19.00 62-4Pentathlon 4,050 points 3,700 points

OUTOOr - Women altitude adjustmentevent FaT MT 3k-5,999/6k+100 Meters 11.75 -- +.03/+.07200 Meters 23.96 -- +.07/+.14400 Meters 54.61 54.3 +.11/+.21800 Meters# 2:09.80 2:09.51500 Meters# 4:27.80 4:27.5Mile# 4:49.60 4:49.33,000-Meter Steeplechase# 10:50.25 10:50.05000 Meters# 16:52.00 16:51.710,000 Meters# - auto 33:30.00 33:29.710,000 Meters# - Prov 35:00.00 34:59.7100-Meter hurdles 13.92 -- +.04/+.08400-Meters hurdles 1:00.82 1:00.5 +.11/+.21400-Meter relay 45.70 45.4 +.12/+.28440-yard relay 45.90 45.6 +.12/+.281,600-Meter relay 3:42.00 3:41.7 +.44/+.84Mile relay 3:43.20 3:42.9 +.44/+.84

Field eVenTS Metric imperialHigh Jump 1.75 5-8.75Pole Vault 3.80 12-5.5Long Jump 6.00 19-8.25Triple Jump 12.32 40-5Shot Put 14.30 46-11Discus 47.30 155-2Javelin 43.45 142-6.5Hammer 54.15 177-7.5Heptathlon – Auto 5,500 pointsHeptathlon - Prov 5,050 points

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DOGSThe SOUThern COnFerenCe The Southern Conference, which began its 86th season of intercolle-giate competition in 2006, is a national leader in emphasizing the devel-opment of the student-athlete and defining the league’s role in helping to build lifelong leaders and role models. The Southern Conference is the nation’s fifth-oldest NCAA Division I collegiate athletic association. The Southern Conference has excelled as the premier Division I-AA football conference since earning that classification in 1981. The Conference currently consists of 11 members in four states throughout the Southeast and sponsors 19 varsity sports and championships that produce participants for NCAA Division I Championships. Academic excellence has been a major part of the Southern Confer-ence’s tradition. League athletes have been recognized countless times on Verizon/CoSIDA Academic All-America and district teams. A total of 19 Rhodes Scholarship winners have been selected from the conference.

Sports In baseball, Wake Forest advanced to the championship game of the NCAA College World Series in 1949. Demon Deacon second baseman Charles Teague was named the CWS Most Valuable Player. The Citadel made history in 1990 by becoming the first military school to make an appearance at the College World Series. The Bulldogs were joined that season at the CWS by current conference member Georgia Southern. One of the Southern Conference’s more famous baseball alums is Duke’s Dick Groat. The Blue Devil shortstop, who was also a basketball standout, was the conference’s Athlete-of-the-Year in 1951 and 1952. He went on to a 14-year career in the major leagues. In 1960, he was named the National League MVP after he led the league in batting with a .325 average for the World Champion Pittsburgh Pirates. Among Southern Conference alums to grace Major League Baseball fields have been Atlee Hammaker (East Tennessee State), Jeff Montgomery (Marshall) and Mike Ramsey (Appalachian State). Other SoCon players to go on to a career in the major leagues include Angels third baseman Dallas McPherson (The Citadel), and pitchers Britt Reames (The Citadel) and Ryan Glynn (VMI) who both pitched with Oakland in 2005. Arnold Palmer, perhaps the most famous golfer to have ever lived, competed under the Southern Conference banner at Wake Forest. He took medalist honors at the Southern Conference Tournament in 1948 and 1949 and was the tournament’s runner-up in 1950. Palmer was the medalist at the NCAA Golf Championships in 1949 and 1950. Women’s sports are relatively young in the league’s history. In 1992-93, the Southern Conference celebrated its 10th Anniversary of women’s athletics. Furman golfer Dottie Pepper was named the Southern Conference Women’s Athlete of the Decade in conjunction with that event. Appalachian State’s Mary Jayne Harrelson won the NCAA Outdoor title at 1500 meters in 1999 and 2001. Most recently, Furman’s Brandi Jackson won the NCAA Women’s Golf East Regional in the spring of 2003.

Coaches and administratorsThe Southern Conference has also been a breeding ground for some of college athletics’ most recognized coaches and administrators. Legendary basketball coaches Adolph Rupp of Kentucky and Everett Case of North Carolina State both worked the sidelines in the Southern Conference. Lefty Driesell coached Davidson to three Southern Conference Tournament cham-pionships in 1966, 1968 and 1969. Former Georgia Tech coach Bobby Cremins earned league Coach of the Year honors three times in the late ’70s and early ’80s while at Ap-palachian State and is in his first season as head coach at the College of Charleston. As coach men’s basketball at Davidson Terry Holland was hon-ored as the Southern Conference Coach of the Year for three consecutive seasons from 1970-72. J. Dallas Shirley, a member of the Basketball Hall of Fame, spent 21 years as the assistant to the commissioner and supervisor of officials in the Southern Conference. The legendary Paul “Bear” Bryant got his coaching start in the South-ern Conference as he guided the Maryland Terrapins in 1945. A legendary Southern Conference football coach is the late Frank Howard of Clemson, who guided the Tigers as a league member from 1940-52. The incompa-rable Howard won 69 Southern Conference games which still ranks tied for fourth on the league’s all-time coaching victories list. The Southern Conference has been represented on the sidelines at

five Super Bowls in recent years. Bobby Ross, who piloted the San Diego Chargers to the 1996 Super Bowl, was the head coach at The Citadel from 1973-77. Former Buffalo Bills head coach Marv Levy directed Wil-liam & Mary from 1964-68. He was succeeded at William & Mary by Lou Holtz. William & Mary competed in the Southern Conference from 1936-77.

Southern Conference Members

Alabama .................................................................. (1921-1932)appalachian State ..................................... (1971-present)Auburn ...................................................................... (1921-1932)College of Charleston ................................ (1998-present)Chattanooga ............................................... (1976-present)The Citadel ................................................. (1936-present)Clemson .................................................................... (1921-1953)davidson ................................(1936-1988, 1991-present)Duke .......................................................................... (1928-1953)East Carolina ........................................................... (1964-1976)East Tennessee State .............................................. (1978-2005) elon ............................................................ (2003-present)Florida ...................................................................... (1922-1932)Furman ...................................................... (1936-present)George Washington .............................................. (1936-1970)Georgia .................................................................... (1921-1932)Georgia Southern ....................................... (1991-present)Georgia Tech ........................................................... (1921-1932)Kentucky ................................................................... (1921-1932)Louisiana State ........................................................ (1922-1932)Marshall .................................................................... (1976-1997)Maryland ................................................................. (1921-1953)Mississippi ................................................................. (1922-1932)Mississippi State ...................................................... (1921-1932)North Carolina ........................................................ (1921-1953)UnC Greensboro ........................................ (1997-present)North Carolina State .............................................. (1921-1953)Richmond .................................................................. (1936-1976)South Carolina ......................................................... (1922-1953)Tennessee .................................................................. (1921-1932)Tulane ........................................................................ (1922-1932)University of the South ........................................... (1922-1932)Vanderbilt ................................................................ (1922-1932)Virginia ..................................................................... (1921-1937)VMI ............................................................................ (1924-2003)Virginia Tech ............................................................ (1921-1965)Wake Forest ............................................................ (1936-1953)Washington & Lee .................................................. (1921-1958)West Virginia .......................................................... (1950-1968)Western Carolina ....................................... (1976-present)William & Mary ...................................................... (1936-1977)Wofford ...................................................... (1997-present)

Bold indicates current conference member

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DOGS Entering his 21st year at The Citadel, head cross country and track and field coach Jody Huddleston continues to lead one of the most successful programs at The Citadel and in the Southern Conference. Hud-dleston’s tenure has seen 48 conference champions, 184 All-Southern Conference honors bestowed, the first woman to compete in athletics at The Citadel, the first woman to win a conference championship at The Citadel and the first woman to compete in an NCAA Championship event in school history. Huddleston led the Bulldogs through the historic 2006 track and field seasons, which included then-junior Stephanie McNeill entering the history books on several occasions and the women’s team doubled their best performance at a conference championship. McNeill set history by becoming the first woman from the Military College of South Carolina to qualify for an NCAA Championship event, throwing a qualifying mark of 47’ 9” in the shot put. McNeill won her flight in the shot put at the NCAA Regional Championships with a throw of 46’ 10.25” as she finished 15th overall. The women’s team finished sixth at the SoCon Outdoor Championships with a school record 48 team points scored. Huddleston, along with assistant coach Kris Kut, coached McNeill as she won the 2006 Southern Con-ference discus title with a throw of 141’ 2”, making her the first female cadet to win a SoCon Championship. Those accomplishments, along with regional and na-tional media exposure, came in a 2006 track and field season that saw 22 school records broken, 19 athletes receiving All-Conference honors, three SoCon Athlete of the Week honors, two conference champions and two conference superlative honors. In addition, McNeill was named the SoCon’s Outstanding Field Performer and freshman Shaquill Smith was tabbed as Freshman of the Year after he won the high jump, placed fifth in the triple jump as he set a new freshman school record (47’ 4.25”) and placed eighth in the long jump. In 2005, Huddleston led the Bulldog men’s track and field team to its third fourth-place finish in five years at the SoCon Championships. Meanwhile, Hud-dleston’s 4x100m relay team of Marcus Cohen, Cam-eron Easley, Thomas Pressley and Quintin Wright took

home The Citadel’s fourth consecutive title at the Penn Relays in an event that features teams from every mili-tary academy in the country. Huddleston’s program first broke into the national headlines in the fall of 1997 when Mandy Garcia be-came the school’s first-ever female cadet-student-athlete and attracted unprecedented national media exposure as she set history. Garcia served as the lone member of the women’s cross country, indoor track and outdoor track “team” that year. Two years later, Peaches Hudson took second in the heptathlon and captured the institu-tion’s first female All-Southern Conference honor. Huddleston came to The Citadel from Oklahoma Baptist in Shawnee, Okla., where he served as head coach for seven years. In 1984, he earned NAIA District IX Coach of the Year honors. Earlier that year, the Bison finished second at the league championships, the best track performance for the school in 10 years. An All-America decathlete at Florida Community College, Huddleston set a new national junior college decathlon long jump record in 1975. He transferred to South Alabama and went on to establish two school re-cords. Huddleston graduated from South Alabama in 1977 with a bachelor’s of science degree in physical education. He earned a master’s degree in education two years later at that same institution. Huddleston has two children, Ryan (22) and Callie (17). He and his wife, Mary Ellen, have one daughter, Mary Kathryn (2).

JodyhuddlesTon

COaCheS and STaFF

head Coach l 21st yearSouth alabama ‘77

The huddleston Family (l-r): Jody huddleston, Mary ellen and kathryn.

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DOGSCOaCheS and STaFF

KriskuT

assistant Coach l Sixth yearThe Citadel ‘00

Kris Kut enters his seventh year as a coach at The Citadel, his first in full-time coaching capacity. Along with Jody Huddleston, Kut has been on staff during this renaissance of the track and field programs through the past several years and has watched from the sidelines as school records have fallen over and over again. Kut, who focuses mainly on the field events and is the program’s re-cruiting coordinator, has helped coach 12 conference champions during his tenure at The Citadel, including the school’s first female to win a conference championship, Stephanie McNeill. Kut guided McNeill as she also became the first female from The Citadel to qualify for and compete in an NCAA Championship event. Under his tutelage, The Citadel’s cadet-student-ath-letes have won 83 All-Conference honors and numerous school records have fallen, including 22 during the 2006 season alone. Kut, a 2000 graduate from The Citadel, was a four-year letterwin-ner at The Military College of South Carolina as he pursued his bachelor’s degree in political science. He remained at the school as he earned his master’s degree in health, exercise and sport science in 2003. A three-time Southern Conference Champion as a cadet-student-ath-lete, Kut also received four All-Conference honors. He remains as the school record-holder in the javelin and was a junior national qualifier, competing in the 1997 Junior National Track and Field meet in St. Louis, Mo. As a senior, Kut finished seventh in the javelin at the prestigious Penn Relays, as well as first at several other key meets. Born Jan. 20, 1978, Kut married the former Holly Jones of Mechanic-sville, Va., in 2003. They currently reside in Mount Pleasant, S.C., with their two-year old son Andre Jackson and their three-month old son Preston.

Stephanielundeby

Vol. asst. Coach/distance l First yearCentral Washington ‘05

GaryWilson

Vol. asst. Coach/distance l First yearOklahoma Baptist ‘64

MarcusbuTler

Ga Coach/Mid-distance l First yearThe Citadel ‘06

ThomasCummings

Ga Coach/hurdles l First yearThe Citadel ‘06

Stephanie Lundeby begins her first year as a volunteer assistant coach at The Citadel, working primarily with the women’s distance runners. Lundeby joins The Citadel staff while working as a personal trainer at Pivotal Fitness in Summerville. A 2005 graduate of Central Washington, Lundeby lettered in cross country and track all four years. Lundeby graduated from Central Washington with a degree in exercise science while attaining a minor in nutrition. Lundeby currently resides in Summerville, S.C.

Gary Wilson enters his first year working with The Citadel track and field programs, overseeing the distance runners. Wilson was a volunteer assistant with The Citadel cross coun-try team last fall. Wilson has a long history of success with track and field, qualifying three athletes for the NCAA Championships when he was a volunteer coach for Valdosta State in 1976. As a co-coach at the University of Tennessee, he helped lead the Lady Vols in the program’s first year in school history. Prior to his helping start what has become one of the most competitive and successful women’s programs in the Southeastern Conference, Wilson was the head men’s track and cross country coach at West Georgia College from 1966-1968. Wilson currently resides in Charleston.

Marcus Butler joins the coaching staff in his first year as a graduate assistant coach after spending four years running middle distance events as a cadet at The Citadel. Butler will work with the middle distance runners. During his time as a cadet, Butler was a five-time All-Southern Conference runner and was named The Citadel’s Co-MVP and Co-Outstanding Track Competitor in 2005. Butler holds the fifth best 800m time in school history with a mark of 1:53.44. A native of Cheraw, S.C., Butler graduated in 2006 with a degree in criminal justice. He currently resides in Charleston.

Thomas Cummings enters his first year as a graduate assistant coach in 2007, working with the Bulldog hurdlers. Cummings joins the coaching staff after spending four years as a cadet at The Citadel, lettering in track and field. As a Bulldog, Cummings was a four-time All-Southern Conference hurdler and the Wal-halla, S.C. native was a seven-time SoCon finalist. A three-time state collegiate champion, Cummings was the Bulldog track and field team’s Co-MVP and Co-Outstanding Track Com-petitor in 2005. Cummings is currently in The Citadel’s College of Graduate and Professional Studies and resides in Charleston.

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Kurtrussell

Vol. asst. Coach/distance l First yearU.S. naval academy ‘04

Kurt Russell enters his first year as a volunteer assistant coach at The Citadel, working primarily with the men’s distance runners. Russell joins The Citadel staff this year after attain-ing his master’s degree in business from the University of Baltimore. Russell was a distance runner for the United States Naval Academy, where he earned his bachelor’s degree in economics, minoring in Spanish. Russell lettered in track and cross country for the Midshipmen in his four years in Annapolis. A 2000 graduate of Warren Area High School in Warren, Pa., Russell currently holds the 1,600m record which he set in 2000. Russell earned four letters in cross country and track. Russell and his wife, Danielle, currently reside in Hanahan.

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Kellysimpson

asst. ad/SWa l Third yearClemson ‘99 Frank

WinTriChStrength Coach l First year

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PatrickWalsh

Media relations l Second yearSouth Carolina ‘05

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athletic Trainer l Second yearSalisbury ‘04

Krista Gruhn is in her second year as a graduate assistant with The Citadel’s Sports Medicine staff. Gruhn’s primary duites are with wom-en’s soccer as well as assisting in the day-to-day activities in the training room. Gruhn acquired her bachelor’s in athletic training from Salisbury University in Salisbury, Md. where she worked with softball, women’s bas-ketball, men’s lacrosse, men’s soccer and track and field. She also worked part time during the spring of 2005 as a certifified athletic trainer for both men’s and women’s tennis. At William and Mary, Gruhn gained experience with football as she participated in an internship with the Tribe. A 2004 graduate of Salisbury University, Gruhn is originally from Amityville, N.Y. Gruhn is currently working towards her master’s in health exercise science in The Citadel’s College of Graduate and Professional Studies.

Patrick Walsh began his first full year in 2006 as the Associate Direc-tor of Media Relations for The Citadel Athletics.

Kelly Simpson enters her third year as the Senior Woman Adminis-trator for The Citadel athletic department and her sixth on The Citadel campus. As the SWA, she oversees The Citadel’s seven women’s sports programs in the areas of game management, academic advising and compliance. She also represents The Citadel at Southern Conference and NCAA Meetings. She is an active member of the SoCon Cross Country and Track and Field Committee and the SoCon Graduate Scholarship Committee and also serves on various campus committees. Prior to coming to the athletic department, Simpson spent one year as an admissions counselor in The Citadel’s office of admissions. Before that, she spent a year and a half in the Department of Health Exercise and Sport Science where she served as Director of Intramurals and a facility manager for Deas Hall. The past five years, Simpson has also served as an Adjuct Professor in the HESS Department. A native of Weaverville, N.C., Simpson graduated from North Bun-combe High School in 1995 before attending Clemson University where she earned her Bachelor’s Degree in Sport Management in 1999. She earned an M.S. in the same discipline from Clemson in 2001. While at Clemson, Simpson ran on the Cross Country and Track teams and was a member of the Tigers’ 1999 ACC Championship Outdoor Track team. Simpson is married to The Citadel’s head men’s tennis coach, Toby Simpson.

Frank Wintrich, formerly of South Florida, enters his first season as the strength and conditioning coach for Bulldog Athletics. Wintrich, who served as a graduate assistant with the Bulls since Janu-ary 2006, worked previously at Utah State University as an assistant coach for two years (2004-2006). With the Aggies, he developed and imple-mented the yearly plan for strength, conditioning and flexibility training including testing and data recording for 14 varsity sports, including fresh-man football, men’s and women’s cross country and track and field, women’s basketball, women’s gymnastics, women’s soccer, women’s softball and men’s and women’s tennis. Prior to his stint at Utah State, Wintrich worked a year as a volunteer assistant and coaching assistant at Arizona State (2003-04) and Hardin-Simmons University (2002-03). Wintrich graduated with a bachelor’s degree in sports and fitness management from Kentucky Wesleyan College where he was a team cap-tain for two years on the Panthers football team. While a linebacker for KWC, Wintrich was named a Don Hansen’s Football Gazette: Division II First Team All-American in 2000 and 2001. He was also named a Ve-rizon Academic All-American Nominee in 2001, as well as being named linebacker of the year, defensive player of the year, team captain and student-athlete of the year. Wintrich continued his education at Hardin-Sim-mons and South Florida where he pursued a master of education degree with a concentration in exercise physiology. Wintrich is responsible for managing The Citadel’s training facilities and coordinating the strength and conditioning programs for the Bulldogs’ 15 varsity sports, with a special emphasis on football.

At The Citadel, Walsh assists with all day-to-day media relations re-sponsibilities and is the official webmaster for CitadelSports.com. He serves as the secondary contact for football and assists with the media relations responsibilities for basketball while serving as the primary contact for vol-leyball, men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s track and field and men’s tennis. Walsh also oversees game operations duties for The Citadel Baseball at Riley Park. Walsh came to The Citadel following a seven-month stint as the Sports Information Assistant at Newberry College in Newberry, S.C., a NCAA Divi-sion II member of the South Atlantic Conference. At Newberry, Walsh was responsible for media relations and game operations for Indians baseball, cross country, tennis and volleyball, as well as being the assistant contact for men’s basketball. Walsh was also in charge of marketing and promotions for several Newberry sports. His work helped lead Newberry Volleyball to a NCAA Division II top 20 ranking in attendance. In addition to those duties, Walsh was also the play-by-play announcer for Newberry volleyball and base-ball radio broadcasts. Walsh is a 2005 graduate of the University of South Carolina where he majored in Sport and Entertainment Management and was a member of the South Carolina Honors College. At USC, he was a student assistant in the Sports Information office where he worked with several Gamecock sports and was the public address announcer for South Carolina Baseball at Sarge Frye Field. While at South Carolina, he was recognized by the College Sports Information Directors Association (CoSIDA) for his work on the 2003 South Carolina Track and Field Media Guide, which was named second in the nation, and for the 2002 South Carolina Volleyball Media Guide which placed first in the region. Walsh, a native of Louisville, Ky., resides in North Charleston.

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DOGSLt. Gen. John W.rosa

President l First yearThe Citadel ‘73

Lesrobinson

athletics director l Seventh yearnorth Carolina State ‘65

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The Citadel President Lt. Gen. John W. Rosa was born in Springfield, Ill., Sept. 28, 1951. After graduating high school in Jacksonville, Fla., in 1969, he was recruited to play football at The Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina. While at The Cita-del, Rosa was the starting Bulldog quarterback in 1970 and went on to earn three varsity letters in football. He graduated from The Citadel in 1973 with a degree in business administration and was awarded a commission in the Air Force. A command fighter pilot with more than 3,600 flying hours, Rosa enjoyed an illustrious 32-year career in the Air Force. Among his career highlights, he was stationed in Lossiemouth, Scotland, as an American exchange officer flying the Jaguar for the Royal Air Force. He has commanded at squadron, group and wing levels at air bases in South Korea, Idaho, South Carolina, New Mexico and Georgia. He served as inspector general for Pacific Air Forces at Hickam Air Force Base in Hawaii and commandant of The Air Com-mand and Staff College at Maxwell Air Force Base in Alabama. As deputy director for operations for the Joint Chiefs of Staff in Wash-ington, D.C., he was in charge of the National Military Command Center and served as the military spokesman for the Pentagon when U.S. troops were deployed to Afghanistan and Iraq in 2002. In July 2003, he was named superintendent of the U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colo., and in September of that year, he was promoted to lieutenant general. Rosa holds a master’s degree in public administration from Golden Gate University. He is a graduate of the Air Force Com-mand and Staff College, the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College, and the U.S. Army War College. He has also studied at the John F. Kennedy School of Government and the Harvard Graduate School of Education. His awards include the Distinguished Service Medal, the Defense Superior Service Medal, the Legion of Merit with oak leaf cluster, the Meritorious Service Medal with four oak leaf clusters, the Air Force Commendation Medal and the Combat Readiness Medal with two oak leaf clusters. He has flown the A-7, A-10, Hunter and Jaguar aircraft, F-16, F-117A, HH-60G and HC-130. On Jan. 3, 2006, Rosa returned to The Citadel where he serves as 19th president. He is married to Donna Kangeter, a Charleston native. They have two sons, Jonathan and Brad (‘03), and a grandson, Michael Bradley, who is the son of Jonathan and his wife, Elisha.

At a school where leadership is taught and duty is part of the curriculum, The Citadel has the right person to lead its Department of Athletics in Les Robinson. A virtual Who’s Who in intercollegiate athlet-ics and one of the region’s most sought-after speakers, Robinson is in his seventh year as the Bulldogs’ Director of Athletics. Possessing more than four decades of college athletic experience to his credit, Robinson, who also served as athletics director and basketball coach at North Carolina State and East Tennessee State, is only the fifth athletics director in Citadel history. He served as the Bulldogs’ basket-ball coach from 1974-85, having spent the five previous seasons as an assistant coach. During the past four years, the school witnessed the opening of the Altman Athletic Center at Johnson Hagood Stadium and the addition to McAlister Field House for women’s athletics. He hired the school’s first senior woman administrator, taken measures to totally revamp the department’s weight room, and is personally spearheading the football stadium project. The Citadel, under Robinson’s guidance, has hosted the Southern Conference cross-country championships, the first two rounds of the wom-en’s basketball championships, the men and women’s tennis champion-ships and the baseball tournament. A 1965 graduate of N.C. State, Robinson served five years as a Bulldog assistant coach under Dick Campbell and George Hill, and eventually spent 11 seasons as The Citadel’s head basketball coach from 1974-85. He directed the 1978-79 and 1984-85 teams to 20 and 18 victories, respectively. Robinson was named the Southern Con-ference Coach of the Year in 1979 and was tabbed South Carolina’s Coach of the Year in 1979 and 1985. The West Virginia native remains the only coach in Southern Con-ference men’s basketball history to earn league coach of the year hon-ors at two different schools, and he ranks fifth on the conference’s list of basketball wins. Robinson returned to Raleigh and his alma mater prior to the 1990-91 basketball campaign to coach the Wolfpack and replaced Jim Val-vano. Robinson promptly guided N.C. State to a 20-11 record and NCAA Tournament appearance while earning the NABC’s District Coach of the Year honor in his first season atop the Wolfpack program. His teams also enjoyed commendable academic success during the decade while graduation rates and grade point averages increased and the academic qualifications of incoming freshmen improved. He also posted the best career winning percentage against North Carolina of any ACC coach during his tenure. As athletic director at N.C. State from 1996-2000, Robinson over-saw a department with an operating budget of $25 million and sent 11 teams to postseason play. During his final year, the department witnessed a $1.1 million surplus. Robinson earned a bachelor of science degree in education and recreation from N.C. State in 1965. The Robinson’s, who have main-tained a home on Sullivan’s Island since coaching at The Citadel, have four children: Greg, Robby, Kelly and Barbara; and eight grandchil-dren: L.G. Robinson, Savannah Graves, Lily Graves, James Graham Boyd, Hugh Bissell Graves, Mary Emma Graves, Charles Simon Boyd and Samuel Robinson Boyd.

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DOGS WOMen’S OUTlOOk Following a banner year in 2006, the 2007 squad looks to be even stronger and have about the same depth the team has had in recent years. The 2005 squad broke 27 school and freshman records and the 2006 team topped that by breaking 30. The women’s squad had a school record sixth-place finish at the South-ern Conference Outdoor Champion-ships, doubling their best performance in terms of team points scored. Highlighting that record-setting performance was Stephanie McNeill, who became the first woman in school history to win a conference champion-ship with her throw of 141’ 2” in the discus.

Sprints and hurdles Jodi Whittle enters her junior year with every school indoor and outdoor record to her credit from the 400m down. Whittle has also been a member of every indoor and outdoor school record relay team. Whittle will be joined by an experienced Alexis Moore, a graduate student who cur-rently holds five school records at her alma mater, the College of Charleston. Between the two, they will lead what will probably be the fastest corps of Bulldog sprinters in school history. Whittle and Moore will be joined by junior Felipa (Flipper) Reyes, who will drop down to the 400m to give the ca-dets some added depth after focusing on the 800m the past two years.

Middle distance Sophomore Megan Jenkins is ex-pected to pick up where she left off last year after breaking 12 school and freshman records, including re-lays. Jenkins sat out the cross coun-try season last fall with an injury but is expected to be at full strength by the start of the 2007 season. Jenkins will be joined by freshman Katheryn Gatewood, who broke the school’s cross country record in her first race as a Bulldog. Jenkins and Gatewood will be great training partners with both having run the 800m in under 2:17. Sophomores Erin Ritter and Sarah Strickland each hold several athletic accolades with Strickland entering the season with two school records. Along

with freshman Natalie Wolin, the trio will give the Bulldogs a very strong middle distance corps.

distance Seniors Laura Hewston and Amanda Rawl will lead the distance events, run-ning the 3k and 5k indoors and the 5k and 10k outdoors. Hewston holds the school’s 10k record at 40:55.33 and is looking to drop that time under 40 min-utes this year. Junior Veronica Barredo and freshman Heather Harris will pro-vide depth to the distance events.

Throws The 2006 Southern Conference Field Athlete of the Year, Stephanie Mc-Neill, enters this season holding all of the school’s weighted throwing records with the exception of one – the hammer – which is held by sophomore Monique Edwards. Together, they will create a duo that will motivate each other as they will battle for each other’s records. Come outdoor season, juniors Allison Taylor and Laura Phelan, who placed fourth and fifth, respectively, at the 2006 SoCon Outdoor Championships, will re-turn to battle each other for the javelin record. Taylor currently sits third in The Citadel’s record books while Phelan sits fourth. Both threw personal best marks at last year’s SoCon Championships.

Jumps and Multi events Junior Tasha Sanders is expected to continually improve in both the (indoor) pentathlon and the (outdoor) heptathlon as she continues to become stronger. Like Shaquill Smith, Sanders’ raw athleticism aided her in two top-five finishes in the combined events last year (fifth in the pentathlon, fourth in the heptathlon) and she looks to improve upon that this year. In addition, Sanders’ will compete in the open shot put and holds the school re-cord in both indoor and outdoor hurdles. Freshman pole vaulter Lauren Fleming has her sights set on breaking both in-door and outdoor records this year.

Senior laura hewston holds the school’s 10k record at 40:55.33.

Senior Stephanie Mcneill returns to lead the Bulldog throwers in 2007.

redshirt senior alexis Moore (above) joins the Bulldogs in 2007 and will pair up with junior Jodi Whittle (below) in providing a tough 1-2 punch in the sprints and relays.

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DOGSMen’S OUTlOOk Seven seniors will lead The Citadel men’s track and field team in 2007 as the Bulldog men look to bounce back into the top three in the Southern Con-ference. After finishing third in the 2006 SoCon Indoor Championships, the men were edged by Davidson in the Outdoor Championships to finish fourth and are ready to overtake the Wildcats. A challenging 2007 schedule should help The Citadel as the Cadets will be competing in two prestigious meets in the Florida Relays and the Sea Ray Re-lays and, following the SoCon Outdoor Championships, The Citadel will com-pete at the Penn Relays.

Sprints and hurdles The Bulldogs have had three finalists in the 400m hurdles the past two years at the SoCon Championships. With the graduation of Thomas Cummings, juniors Jamel Brown and Dan Sagmiller will be looked upon to keep the finals ap-pearance streak alive for The Citadel. Brown’s personal best time of 55.01 in the race puts him in the school’s top 10 list and he is set to improve upon that. All-SoCon seniors Thomas Pressley and Quintin Wright will lead a very large and talented group of sprinters in the 2007 season. Pressley had a very solid junior season while Wright was sidelined for most of the outdoor season with a hamstring injury. Wesley Merri-weather returns for his second year af-ter posting the sixth fastest indoor 60m time in school history. Junior Jonathan Vallejo should be much improved in the 400m and will get help from sophomore Bryan Hladik as they look to improve on the team’s sec-ond place finish in the 4x400m relay at the indoor championships. Senior Cam-eron Easley will make a transition to the 400m to give The Citadel some extra depth.

Middle distance Junior Matt Haight and sophomore Zach Harten will be looked upon to pick up the torch in the 800m after the grad-uation of four-time All-SoCon performer Marcus Butler. Haight and Harten will be joined by freshman Steven Dickey in the 800m. All-Conference seniors Charles Kutz and Will Wilson will look to have a very

impressive senior year as both will be legs in the distance medley relay. Kutz will run both the 800m and the mile while Wilson will concentrate mostly on the mile. Junior Robert Isaac has im-proved tremendously and will be push-ing Kutz and Wilson all year running the mile and the 3k.

distance Senior Matt Holmes should improve greatly this season after missing most of 2006 due to injuries. After a stel-lar cross country season, Holmes is set to lead The Citadel in distance races. Holmes will be joined by Steven Craig in the 3k indoors while freshman Dan-iel Knight and Brendan Kight will be very competitive in the 5k and will be working on their 10k times throughout the season.

Throws Following a fifth-place indoor fin-ish and fourth-place outdoor finish in the shot put, Alex Croskey will be gun-ning for the podium and an All-Confer-ence honor in his senior season. Cros-key will be joined by freshman Kenny Stephens and both are capable of a very big throw. They have worked hard throughout the fall in preparation for a challenging season.

Jumps Following a disappointing seventh-place finish at the indoor champion-ships in the high jump, Shaquill Smith jumped a personal best 6’ 6.75” to win the SoCon Outdoor high jump title. Smith also placed third in the long jump and fifth in the triple jump at the out-door championships en route to being named the 2006 SoCon Freshman of the Year. His raw athleticism allowed him to become a two-sport star in the fall as he became a starter on The Citadel’s football team. Hampered by a groin injury late in the season, Smith should be healed in time for the start of the track and field season.

Senior Quintin Wright will lead the Bulldog sprinters and relay teams back to the Penn relays this year for the first time since 2004.

Seniors Matt holmes (left) and Will Wilson (right) lead a talented crop of Bulldog middle and long distance runners.

Senior alex Croskey is set to make an impact in the throws in 2007.

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DOGS BUlldOG rOSTerSThe Women’s Team

name ..................................yr ....... ht......... Company .............. event(s) ..................... hometown .............................................. Previous SchoolVeronica Barredo .................... Jr. ...... 5-5 ......... Charlie .......................Distance ......................... Orlando, Fla. .....................................................Winter Park HSVivi Brown .................................So. ..... 5-1 .........Golf............................Sprints ............................ Macon, Ga. .....................................Mount De Sales AcademyMonique Edwards ...................So. ..... 5-9 ......... Bravo .........................Throws ............................ Kingston, Jamaica....................................Wolmers HS for GirlsLauren Fleming ........................ Fr. ..... 5-1 ......... Delta ..........................Distance/PV .................. Gainesville, Fla. ..................................................Gainesville HSKatheryn Gatewood............... Fr. ..... 5-7 ......... Tango .........................Distance ......................... El Paso, Texas .............................................................Franklin HSEmily Green ............................. Fr. ..... 5-8 ......... Delta ..........................Throws ............................ Columbus, Ohio ................................Columbus School for GirlsHeather Harris ......................... Fr. ..... 5-6 .........Oscar .........................Distance ......................... Sumerville, S.C. ........................................... Pinewood Prep HSLaura Hewston ......................... Sr. ..... 5-7 ......... F-Troop ......................Distance ......................... Sumerville, S.C. ...................................................... Stratford HSMegan Jenkins .........................So. ..... 5-0 ......... Bravo .........................Distance ......................... Colorado Springs, Colo. ........................................ Rampart HSStephanie McNeill ................... Sr. ..... 5-7 .........Golf............................Throws ............................ Summerville, S.C. .................................................... Stratford HSAlexis Moore .......................... R-Sr. ..... 5-4 ......... Graduate School ........Sprints ............................ Charleston, S.C. .................................... College of CharlestonLaura Phelan ............................ Jr. ...... 5-8 ......... Tango .........................Javelin ............................ Babylon, N.Y. ..................................................West Babylon HSAmanda Rawl .......................... Sr. ..... 5-3 .........Mike ...........................Distance ......................... Honea Path, S.C. ................................... Belton-Honea Path HSFlipper Reyes ........................... Jr. ...... 5-1 ......... Charlie .......................Middle Distance ........... El Paso, Texas .............................................................. El Paso HSErin Ritter ..................................So. ..... 5-8 ......... Bravo .........................Distance ......................... Cincinnati, Ohio ..............................Archbishop McNicholas HSTasha Sanders ......................... Jr. .....5-10 ........ Hotel ..........................Multi Events.................... Summerville, S.C. ................................................... Stratford HSSarah Strickland ......................So. ..... 5-8 ......... India ...........................Distance ......................... Belton, S.C. ............................................ Belton-Honea Path HSAllison Taylor ............................ Jr. ...... 5-5 .........Mike ...........................Javelin/Sprints .............. Lexington, Ky. .....................................................Tates Creek HSJodi Whittle ............................. Jr. ...... 5-4 ......... Delta ..........................Sprints ............................ Kingston, Jamaica........................Convent of Mercy AcademyNatalie Wolin .......................... Fr. ..... 5-2 ......... Delta ..........................Distance ......................... Toledo, Ohio .................................................Whitmer Senior HS

The Men’s Team

name ..............................yr ........ht ........ Wt ......... Company ............ event(s) ............................ hometown ............................... Previous SchoolJamel Brown ......................R-So. .... 6-1 .......185 ..........Golf ......................... Hurdles ...................................Ridgeville, S.C. ................................ Summerville HSIsaiah Campbell ................. Fr. ......5-10 ......180 ..........Tango ...................... Sprints ..................................... Los Angeles, Calif. ................. Camden Military HSTommy Campbell ............... Fr. ......5-11 ......162 ..........Romeo ..................... Sprints .....................................Chesterland, Ohio .......................West Geauga HSMyron Canton .....................Sr. .....5-11 ......190 ..........Tango ...................... Sprints .....................................Hampton, Va. ......................................... Phoebus HSSteven Craig ....................... Jr. ......5-10 ......165 ..........November .............. Distance ..................................Piedmont, S.C. .............................................Wren HSAlex Croskey .......................Sr. ...... 5-9 .......215 ..........Romeo ..................... Throws .....................................Pittsburg, Calif. ....................................... Pittsburg HSStephen Dickey ................... Fr. ....... 6-1 .......160 ..........Tango ...................... Distance ..................................Anderson, S.C. .................................... T.L. Hanna HSMatt Earls ........................... So. ...... 6-3 .......230 ..........Alpha....................... Throws .....................................Boiling Springs, N.C. ...................................Crest HSCameron Easley ..................Sr. ...... 5-8 .......155 ..........Romeo ..................... Sprints .....................................Stone Mountain, Ga. ......................... Druid Hills HSMatt Haight ......................... Jr. ......5-11 ......165 ..........India ........................ Middle Distance ....................West Milford, N.J. .................... Pope John XXIII HSZach Harten ....................... So. ...... 6-1 .......155 ..........Bravo ....................... Distance ..................................Bradford, Pa. ..............................Bradford Area HSJames Hayes ....................... Fr. ....... 5-8 .......140 ..........India ........................ Distance ..................................Charleston, S.C. .............................. James Island HSBryan Hladik ...................... So. ...... 6-1 .......180 ..........Delta........................ Sprints .....................................Columbus, Ind. .......................... Columbus North HSMatt Holmes ........................Sr. ...... 5-9 .......138 ..........Charlie .................... Distance ..................................Taylors, S.C. ..............................Wade Hampton HSRobert Isaac ........................ Jr. ....... 6-1 .......150 ..........Bravo ....................... Middle Distance ....................Oviedo, Fla. ..................................... Lake Howell HSZach Johnson ...................... So. ....... 5-9 .......160 ..........India ........................ Middle Distance ....................James Island, S.C. ........................... James Island HSPreston Kight ...................... So. ...... 6-0 .......150 ..........Charlie .................... Jumps/Mid-Distance ............Sumter, S.C. .......................................Wilson Hall HSBrendan Kight ..................... Fr. ....... 5-9 .......145 ..........Delta........................ Distance ..................................Sumter, S.C. .......................................Wilson Hall HSDaniel Knight ...................... Fr. ....... 5-9 .......145 ..........Charlie .................... Distance ..................................Elgin, S.C. ...................................... Spring Valley HSCharles Kutz ........................Sr. .....5-11 ......155 ..........Tango ...................... Distance ..................................Anderson, S.C. .................................... T.L. Hanna HSBryan Lailson ....................... Fr. ....... 5-9 .......140 ..........India ........................ Distance ..................................Myrtle Beach, S.C. ........................Myrtle Beach HSBrice Mann .......................... Fr. ....... 6-0 .......145 ..........F-Troop.................... Distance ..................................Navarre, Fla. ..........................................Navarre HSJosh May .............................. Fr. ....... 6-1 .......160 ..........Delta........................ Distance ..................................Simpsonville, S.C. ................................... Mauldin HSWesley Merriweather ...... So. ...... 5-6 .......160 ..........Romeo ..................... Sprints .....................................Evans, Ga. ......................................... Greenbrier HSCaleb Moore ..................... So. ...... 6-0 .......170 ..........India ........................ Sprints .....................................Charleston, S.C. ...........American School of DOHAThomas Pressley .................Sr. .....5-10 ......177 ..........Alpha....................... Sprints ..................................... Lake City, S.C. ......................................Lake City HSCorey Robinson .................. So. ...... 6-2 .......245 ..........Golf ......................... Throws .....................................Sumter, S.C. ......................................... Lakewood HSDan Sagmiller ..................... Jr. ....... 6-0 .......180 ..........Romeo ..................... Hurdles ...................................Mt. Airy, Md. .......................................... Glenelg HSJames Sanyi ....................... So. ...... 5-8 .......130 ..........Delta........................ Distance ..................................Sumter, S.C. ............................................... Sumter HSShaquill Smith .................... So. ...... 5-8 .......160 ..........Bravo ....................... Jumps ......................................Columbia, S.C. .............................. Spring Valley HSKenny Stephens .................. Fr. ....... 6-0 .......305 ..........Bravo ....................... Throws .....................................Columbia, S.C. .............................. Spring Valley HSJose Trinidad ...................... So. ...... 5-6 .......167 ..........Delta........................ Sprints .....................................New Milford, N.J. ..........................New Milford HSJonathan Vallejo................. Jr. ......5-10 ......165 ..........Bravo ....................... Sprints .....................................Greenville, S.C. .......................Bob Jones AcademyWill Wilson .........................Sr. .....5-10 ......155 ..........India ........................ Distance ..................................Columbia, S.C. ......................Cardinal Newman HSQuintin Wright ....................Sr. .....5-10 ......165 ..........Tango ...................... Sprints .....................................Charleston, S.C. .................................... Garrett Tech

The Coaches

head Coach - Jody Huddleston Volunteer assistant Coaches - Gary Wilson, Stephanie Lundeby, Kurt Russellassistant Coach - Kris Kut Graduate assistant Coaches - Marcus Butler, Thomas Cummings

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Veronicabarredo

5-5 l Jr. l Charlie Co. l distanceOrlando, Fla. l (Winter Park hS)

Personal Bests

Indoor: N/AOutdoor: 800m: 2:49.00 (2006)

2006... Began competing during the outdoor season where she started off at the Clemson Invitational and proceeded to shave five seconds at the UNC Fast Times In-vitational (4/14)... set a new personal record in the SoCon Outdoor Championships, where she finished seventh in her prelim heat with a time of 2:49.00.high School... Ran track and cross country at Winter Park High School... graduated from Winter Park High in 2004.Personal... Born on March 12, 1987 in Chihuahua, Mexico... daughter of Juan and Maria Barredo... majoring in civil engineering.

VivibroWn

5-1 l So. l Golf Co. l SprintsMacon, Ga. l (Mount de Sales academy)

Indoor: 60m: 9.00 (2006); 200m: 30.18 (2006); 400m: 1:13.40 (2006)Outdoor: N/A

2006... Only ran during the indoor season... opened the season with a 9.00 60m time at the Clemson Opener (12/3)... finished 42nd overall in the 400m at the Fast Times Meet at Chapel Hill, N.C., running 1:13.40... finished fourth in her heat in the 200m dash at the SoCon Championships (2/24).high School... A 2005 graduate of Mount de Sales Academy... earned four letters in soccer and cross country as well as one letter in swimming... as a senior, she was a member of the GISA-AAA all-region, all-state and all-star squads... part of the CGSA Select 5v5 tournament champion team... led high school soccer squad in assists and second in scoring.Personal... Born July 21, 1987... daughter of Kenneth and Tethel Brown... majoring in sports management and administration... also is a letterwinner on The Citadel’s soccer team.

MoniqueedWards

5-9 l So. l Bravo Co. l Throwskingston, Jamaica l (Wolmers hS for Girls)

2006… Opened the season with a 27th place finish in the shot put at the Clem-son Opener (12/3) with a throw of 32’ 2.25”… finished seventh in the 20lb. weight throw at the UNC Opener (1/14) with a mark of 41’ 2.25”… topped that mark at the Fast Times Meet, also in Chapel Hill, throwing 43’ 5.25” as she fin-

ished 14th… finished 10th in the 20lb. weight throw with a mark of 43’ 8” at the UNC Invitational (2/4)… at the SoCon Indoor Championships, finished 12th in the 20lb. weight throw with a toss of 42’ 10.25”… Outdoors, threw a season best 131’ 0” in the discus to place fourth at the Clemson Invita-tional (4/8), which set the freshman school record and is the second-lon-gest throw in school history... placed 10th in the discus at the Weems Baskin Relays (3/17) with a throw of 121’ 5” ... threw a season long 148’ 4” in the hammer at the Raleigh Relays (3/24) ... placed sixth in the Hammer at the Weems Baskin Relays (3/17) with a mark of 141’ 2” ... placed seventh in the Hammer with a throw of 143’ 8”

at the Clemson Invitational (4/8)... threw the 10th longest javelin throw in school history as she finished 13th at the SoCon Championships with a mark of 96’ 8”... placed eighth at the SoCon Championships in the discus with a throw of 128’ 2”... set a new school record in the hammer as she finished fifth at the SoCon Champion-ships with a throw of 155’ 1”.high School... Attended Wolmers High School... girls national champion in 2001 and 2002... finished in the top three in girls national championships 2000-2004 five times. Personal... Daughter of Milton Edwards and Celia Brown... born Dec. 21, 1984 in St. Andrew, Jamaica.

southern ConferenCe ChamPionsihPs

2006 (O): 800m: 2:49.00 (P - 7th)

Personal Bests


2006 (I): 200m: 30.18 (P - 4th)

Personal Bests


2006 (I): 20lb. WT: 42’ 10.25” (12th)2006 (O): discus: 128’ 2” (8th); hammer: 155’ 1” (5th); Javelin: 96’ 8” (13th)

Indoor: 20lb. WT: 43’ 8” (2006) #3 in Citadel HistoryOutdoor: discus: 131’ 0” (2006) #2 in Citadel History; hammer: 155’ 1” (2006) School Record, Fr. School Record Javelin: 96’ 8” (2006) #10 in Citadel History

LaurenFleming

5-1 l Fr. l delta Co. l distance/Pole VaultGainesville, Fla. l (Gainesville hS)

high School... A 2006 graduate of Gainesville High School... was a two-year captain of Gainesville High’s cross country team... won a team district champion-ship in cross country... qualified for the Florida state track and field championships in the pole vault... lettered in cross country (four letters), track and field (four let-ters), weightlifting (twice) and was manager of the school’s wrestling team (three years)... coached by Larry Holsey, Michael Denmark and Mike Cotton.Personal... Daughter of David and Shawn Fleming... her father, David, is a mem-ber of The Citadel class of 1991... born on Jan. 9, 1988... majoring in health and exercise science.

KatheryngaTeWood

5-7 l Fr. l Tango Co. l distanceel Paso, Texas l (Franklin hS)

high School... Graduated from Franklin High School in 2006... ran track and cross country throughout high school... received First Team All-City honors in cross coun-try... received Second Team All-City honors in both cross country and track... was a state qualifier in cross country... brought home a team district cross country champi-onship her senior year... coached by Jesse Aguliar.Personal... Daughter of Mike and Kathy Gatewood... born on Jan. 21, 1988... majoring in political science.

awards and honors

- Southern Conference Finalist- 2006 Outstanding Bulldog Field Athlete- Dean’s List Honoree- Two-Time Athletics Director’s Honor Roll Honoree

- 2006 Cross Country Co-MVPawards and honors

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Heatherharris

5-6 l Fr. l Oscar Co. l distanceSummerville, S.C. l (Pinewood Prep)

high School... A 2006 graduate of Pinewood Prep School... received three let-ters in cross country and track and two letters in basketball... was a SCISA State (individual) Champion in cross country... named All-State and All-Region twice in cross country... was the 1600m regional champion... her cross country team won the regional and state title twice... coached by Chan Pons and Irv Batten...Personal... Daughter of Frank and Shellie Harris... born on Dec. 26, 1987... her father, Frank, played football at The Citadel... majoring in biology.

LauraheWsTon

5-7 l Sr. l F-Troop l distanceSummerville, S.C. l (Stratford hS)

Personal Bests


2006 (I): 5000: 19:35.8 (16th)2006 (O): 10,000: 41:11.5 (9th)2005 (I): Mile: 6:10.6 (24th); dMr: 13:58.7 (11th)2005 (O): 10,000: 40:55.33 (7th)2004 (I): Mile: 5:43.11 (8th); 4x400m relay: 4:27.61 (4th); dMr: 13:49.90 (10th)2004 (O): 800m: 2:36.69 (P - 7th); 1500m: 5:13.60 (17th)

Indoor: 500m: 1:30.73 (2004) #4 in Citadel History; 1000m: 2:38.55 (2004) School Record; Mile: 5:43.11 (2004) #4 in Citadel History; 3000m: 11:39.90 (2006) #5 in Citadel History; 5000m: 19:26.34 (2006) #2 in Citadel HistoryOutdoor: 800m: 2:32.41 (2004) #7 in Citadel History; 1500m: 5:10.60 (2004) #6 in Citadel History; 3000m: 11:09.59 (2005) #4 in Citadel History; 10,000m: 40:55.33 (2005) School Record

2006... Opened the indoor season with a time of 11:52.64 in the 3k at the Fast Times Meet (1/28) in Chapel Hill, N.C…. topped that time with a mark of

MeganJenkins

5-0 l So. l Bravo Co. l distanceColorado Springs, Colo. l (rampart hS)

Personal Bests


2006 (I): 800m: 2:24.67 (P - 6th); 4x400m relay: 4:07.9 (3rd); dMr: 13:49.90 (6th)2006 (O): 800m: 2:17.31 (P - 4th); 1500m: 4:45.56 (8th)

Indoor: 800m: 2:23.69 (2006) School Record; Mile: 5:34.84 (2006) #3 in Citadel HistoryOutdoor: 800m: 2:17.31 (2006) School Record; 1500m: 4:45.56 (2006) School Record

2006... Began the indoor season with a 5:34.84 time in the mile at the Clemson Opener (12/3)... finished 13th in the 800m at the UNC Fast Times Meet (1/28), running 2:27.18... ran 2:27.61 in the 800m at the UNC Invita-tional (2/4)... set an indoor season best time in the 800m, running 2:23.69 at the Clemson Tiger Invitational (2/10)... finished sixth at the SoCon Indoor Championships (2/24) in the 800m with a time of 2:24.67... Outdoors, ran a then-season best 2:25.89 in the 800m at Coastal Caro-lina (3/10) ... placed eighth in the 800m at the Clemson Invitational (4/8) with a time of 2:26.37 ... ran a season best 4:52.51 in the 1500m at the Raleigh Relays (3/24), setting a school record... registered three top-six finishes in the 1500m placing sixth at Coastal Carolina (3/10), fourth at the Weems Baskin Relays (3/17) and third at the Clemson Invitational (4/8) with times of 4:59.40, 4:52.51 and 4:54.11, respectively... set another school record at the UNC Fast Times Invitational (4/14) as she ran a 2:23.79 in the 800m... at the SoCon Championships,

awards and honors

- Three-Time Southern Conference Finalist- 2006 Co-Outstanding Bulldog Track Athlete- 2005 Cross Country MVP- Two-Time Athletics Director’s Honor Roll Honoree

11:39.90 at the UNC Invitational (2/4)… finished ninth in the 5k at the Clemson Tiger Invitational (2/10), running 19:26.34… placed fourth at the SoCon Championships (2/24) with a time of 19:35.80 in the 5k… outdoors, ran a season best 19:36.33 to place third in the 5000m at the Clemson Invitational (4/8) ... placed eighth in the 5000m at the Weems Baskin Relays (3/17) with a time of 19:36.80 ... ran a season best 41:17.59 and placed fourth in the 10,000m at Coastal Carolina (3/10)... recorded a season best time of 41:11.48 in the 10k at the SoCon Championships as she just missed scoring team points, finishing ninth.2005... Had another stellar indoor season as she was a member of the distance medley relay team that recorded the fourth best time in school history... Outdoors, set the school record in the 10k meter run with a time in 40:55.33... her time of 11:09.59 in the 3k is the third best in The Citadel’s history... named to the Dean’s List in the fall... named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll in the fall of 2005.2004... Clinched first in the 800m in Winthrop Dual... took third place at the indoor Delaware meet setting a new school record in the 1000m... currently holds the school record in the indoor mile... clinched the No. 3 spot all-time at The Citadel in the outdoor 1500m... earned fourth all-time in the indoor 500m, outdoor 800m and indoor 3,000m... set freshman school record in the indoor 1,000m and the indoor mile.2003... Named Most Valuable Player for cross country.high School... A 2003 graduate of Stratford High School... earned All-State laurels all four years... earned multiple MVP honors.Personal... Daughter of Maria and James Hewston... born July 9, 1985... majoring in business administration.

awards and honors

- Three-Time Southern Conference Finalist- 2006 Cross Country Co-MVP- 2004 Cross Country MVP- 2003 Cross Country MVP- Two-Time Dean’s List Honoree- Two-Time Athletics Director’s Honor Roll Honoree- Southern Conference Honor Roll Honoree

Emilygreen

5-8 l Fr. l delta Co. l ThrowsColumbus, Ohio l (Columbus School for Girls)

high School... A 2006 graduate of The Columbus School for Girls... 2005 All-District Selection by the OHSAA in soccer... named 2005 Most Valuable Player... tabbed soccer captain senior season... recorded 139 saves in 34 halves and al-lowed 35 goals in 34 halves during her senior year... tallied 2.05 goals against average and notched 8.17 saves per game... part of the 2004 District runner-up team... lettered in soccer, basketball, lacrosse and track and field.Personal... Emily M. Green... born Oct. 4, 1988... daughter of Bruce and Kathy Green... sister Rebekah member of track and field team at Kansas State Univer-sity... majoring in criminal justice.

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StephaniemCneill

5-7 l Sr. l Golf Co. l ThrowsSummerville, S.C. l (Stratford hS)

Personal Bests


2006 (I): Shot Put: 45’ 11.25” (2nd); 20lb. Weight Throw: 51’ 11.25” (5th)2006 (O): discus: 141’ 2” (1st); hammer: 153’ 2” (7th); Shot Put: 46’ 11” (2nd)2005 (I): Shot Put: 42’ 8.25” (6th); 20lb. Weight Throw: 46’ 8” (10th)2005 (O): discus: 123’ 11.25” (9th); Shot Put: 42’ 3.5” (4th)2004 (I): Shot Put: 39’ 3.75” (8th); 20lb. Weight Throw: 39’ 9.75” (15th)2004 (O): discus: 106’ 2” (14th); hammer: 100’ 2” (13th); Shot Put: 38’ 7” (9th)

Indoor: Shot Put: 45’ 11.25” (2006) School Record; 20lb. Weight Throw: 52’ 10.25” (2006) School RecordOutdoor: discus: 141’ 2” (2006) School Record hammer: 153’ 2” (2006) #2 in Citadel History Shot Put: 47’ 9” (2006) School Record

2006... Opened the indoor season with a pair of fourth place finishes at the UNC Opener (1/14) in the shot put (38’ 10.5”) and the 20lb. weight throw (47’ 11.25”)... finished seventh in the 20lb. weight throw at the Niswonger Invitational (1/20) with a mark of 50’ 3.25”... was the runner-up in the shot put at the UNC Invitational (2/4) with a throw of 42’ 2” while finising fifth in the 20lb. weight throw with a career-high mark of 52’ 10.25”... at the Clemson Tiger Invitational (2/10), finished sixth in the prelims of the shot put with a throw of 42’ 0.5” and followed that with a final round throw of 44’ 1.25” to place fourth overall... finished 10th overall in that meet in the 20lb. weight throw with a mark of 51’ 7.75”... placed fifth in the SoCon Indoor Championships (2/24) in the 20lb. weight throw with a toss of 51’ 11.25” while finish-ing as the runner-up in the shot put with an indoor career-best mark of 45’ 11.25”... outdoors, placed sixth in the discus at Coastal Carolina (3/10) with a personal and school record throw of 127’ 3” ... set a new personal and school record in the ham-mer with a toss of 150’ 4” to place sixth at Coastal Carolina (3/10) ... placed fourth in the shot put at the Raleigh Relays (3/24) while establishing a new personal and school record with an NCAA Qualifying throw of 47’9” ... became the first female athlete at The Citadel to qualify for any NCAA Championship competition as she

awards and honors

- First Female in The Citadel’s History to Compete in an NCAA Championship Event in ANY sport (2006 NCAA Track & Field East Regional)- First Female in The Citadel’s History to Qualify for NCAA Championship Competition in ANY sport- Five-Time All-Southern Conference- Eight-Time Southern Conference Finalist- Three-Time All-State Collegian- 2006 Southern Conference Outstanding Field Athlete (MVP)- 2006 Southern Conference Discus Champion- 2006 NCAA Regional Championship Qualifier - Discus- 2006 NCAA Regional Championship Qualifier - Shot Put- 2006 Bulldog Track & Field MVP- 2006 The Citadel High Point Scorer- 2005 Outstanding Bulldog Field Athlete- 2004 Bulldog Track & Field MVP- 2004 The Citadel High Point Scorer- Dean’s List Honoree- Six-Time Athletics Director’s Honor Roll Honoree- Two-Time Southern Conference Honor Roll Honoree

nCaa ChamPionsihPs

2006 East Regional - Greensboro, N.C. Shot Put: 46’ 10.25” (15th)

punched her ticket to the NCAA East Regionals with her shot put throw at the Raleigh Relays (3/24) ... placed first in the shot put at Coastal Carolina (3/10) with a throw of 46’8.25” ... placed third in the Shot Put with a toss of 44’1.25” at the Weems Baskin Relays (3/17)... was the runner-up in the SoCon Championships in the shot put with an-other regional qualify-ing mark of 46’ 11”... became the first female athlete at The Citadel to win a Southern Con-ference Championship, winning the discus com-petition with a throw of 141’ 2”, setting a new school record... that event championship au-tomatically qualifies her for the NCAA Regional Championships in the discus... finished seventh in the hammer at the So-Con Championships with a throw of 153’ 2”, the second-longest throw in school history and sec-ond only to Monique Edwards’s throw of 155’ 1”, thrown at the same meet just after McNeill... scored a total of 20 points at the Southern Conference Champion-ships and became the first female athlete from The Citadel to win a SoCon award, being named the 2006 Southern Conference Most Outstanding Field Athlete... continued preparations for the NCAA East Re-gional Championships at the Georgia Tech Invitational where she finished 10th in the shot put (5/13)... made history yet again as she won her flight and finished 15th overall at the NCAA East Regional Championships (5/26) with a throw of 46’ 10.25”, beating personal friend and South Carolina’s All-SEC performer Precious Adkins by more than four inches.2005... Set the school record in the shot put (indoors) with a throw of 44-9, besting her previous mark of 41-3... broke her own school record in the 20lb. weight throw with a mark of 46-8... during the outdoor season, continued to set school records... slung the shot put 42-3.5 for a school record... set the school record in the hammer with a throw of 133-9... has the second best discus throw in school history... was named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll in the fall and spring semesters.2004... Holds school record for the indoor and outdoor shot put as well as in outdoor discus... set new freshman school records in multiple events: indoor and outdoor shot put, indoor 20lb. weight throw, outdoor discus and hammer... clinched second all-time at The Citadel in the indoor 20lb weight throw... earned the No. 4 spot all-time in outdoor hammer... took first place at the Furman Invitational in the shot put, discus and hammer... earned All-State honors in shot put, discus and ham-mer... clenched second place in the Collegiate State Championships in the hammer as well as third in the shot put and discus.high School... A 2003 graduate of Stratford High School... earned letter in track and field... State Champion in shot put... Region 7-AAAA shot put champion.Personal... Daughter of Rita McNeill Allen... born Dec. 28, 1984... named to the

bested her old school record in the 800m by six seconds, running 2:17.31 as she finished fourth in her heat... missed the finals in the 800m by less than one second... beat her own school record in the 1500m by seven seconds at the SoCon Champion-ships, finishing eighth overall with a time of 4:45.56... ran as the second leg of the school record 4x400m relay team that finished ninth at the SoCon Championships with a time of 4:09.56.high School... Attended Rampart High School... named All-Area Honorable Mention in 2004.Personal... Born Sept. 9, 1987 in Little Rock, Ark.... majoring in political science... daughter of Ronald and Brenda-Lyn Jenkins... father Ronald is a graduate of The Citadel.

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awards and honors

- Three-Time Southern Conference Finalist

MeeT The CiTadel WOMen2006... Started off the indoor season with a then-personal record in the shot put with a throw of 31’ 11.5” at the UNC Fast Times Meet (1/28)... set a personal best throw in the shot put the following week at the UNC Invitational (2/4), throw-ing for 32’ 2” as she finished 18th... outdoors, threw a personal best in the Javelin

with a mark of 115’6” at Coastal Carolina (3/10) ... placed third in the Javelin at the Weems Baskin Relays (3/17) with a throw of 114’6.5” ... placed fifth in the Javelin with a toss of 111’0” at the Clemson Invi-tational (4/8)... came close to matching her personal best mark in the javelin, throwing 113’ 1” at the UNC Fast Times Invitational (4/14) to finish sixth... beat her old person-al best javelin mark by four feet at the So-Con Championships with the fourth-longest throw in school history, a mark of 119’ 5”.2005... Set a personal record in the 20lb weight as she finished 11th at the UNC In-door Fast Times Meet with a mark of 31’ 4.25”... placed fourth at the Tar Heel Open in the hammer with a personal best throw of 100’ 9”... third-place finisher at the South Carolina State Collegiate Championships in the javelin with a throw of 102’ 7”, gar-nering All-State honors and setting a new personal-best mark... placed 10th at the

SoCon Outdoor Championships in the javelin with a throw of 105’ 7”... set a personal best mark indoors in the shot put with a throw of 30’ 4.5” as she finished 22nd at the Clemson Invitational... was a fourth-place finisher in the shot put at the Tar Heel Open with an outdoor personal-best mark of 31’ 2.5”...high School... Attended West Babylon Sr. High School in Babylon, N.Y.... lettered in softball, field hockey, track and lacrosse... was All-League in field hockey, track and lacrosse.Personal... Daughter of Thomas and Frances Phelan... born Dec. 25, 1985 in New Hyde Park, N.Y.... majoring in civil engineering.

Lauraphelan

5-8 l Jr. l Tango Co. l JavelinBabylon, n.y. l (West Babylon hS)

Personal Bests


2006 (O): Javelin: 119’ 5” (5th)2005 (O): Javelin: 105’ 7.5” (10th)

Indoor: Shot Put: 32’ 2” (2006) #7 in Citadel History; 20lb. Weight Throw: 35’ 3.75” (2006) #5 in Citadel HistoryOutdoor: hammer: 100’ 9” (2005) #7 in Citadel History; Javelin: 119’ 5” (2006) #4 in Citadel History; Shot Put: 31’ 2.5” (2005) #6 in Citadel History

2006... Named the 2006 Keith Hamilton Most Improved Track Athlete... during the indoor season, opened the season with a 12th place finish in the 3k at the Clemson Opener (12/3) with a time of 11:47.99... finished the 3k at the UNC Opener (1/14) with a time of 12:12.95, placing 21st... set a personal record in the indoor 3k at the UNC Fast Times Meet (1/28) with a time of 11:34.03 as she finished 20th... placed 13th in the 5k at the UNC Invitational (2/4) as she ran 21:32.38... set a personal

AmandaraWl

5-3 l Sr. l Mike Co. l distancehonea Path, S.C. l (Belton-honea Path hS)

Personal Bests


2006 (I): 5,000m: 19:38.33 (5th)2006 (O): 10,000m: 41:45.27 (10th)2005 (I): Mile: 5:51.8 (22nd)2005 (O): 5000m: 21:16.38 (22nd)2004 (I): 3000m: 12:17.69 (11th); 5000m: 21:47.84 (22nd)2004 (O): 10,000m: 46:19.24 (12th)

Indoor: Mile: 5:51.82 (2005) #8 in Citadel History; 3000m: 11:34.03 (2006) #4 in Citadel History; 5000m: 19:38.33 (2006) #3 in Citadel HistoryOutdoor: 1500m: 5:23.66 (2005) #8 in Citadel History; 3000m: 11:21.87 (2006) #6 in Citadel History; 5000m: 19:44.59 (2006) #5 in Citadel History; 10,000m: 41:45.27 (2006) #3 in Citadel History

awards and honors

- Southern Conference Finalist- 2006 Keith Hamilton Most Improved Track Athlete- 2005 State Collegiate Champion- 2004 State Collegiate Champion- 2003 Bulldog Cross Country Top Competitor- Dean’s List Honoree- Five-Time Athletics Director’s Honor Roll Honoree- Southern Conference Honor Roll Honoree

2004 (College of Charleston): During the indoor season, set the school record at CofC in the 60m dash at the SoCon Championships (2/27)... outdoors, set the CofC school record in the 100m dash with a time of 12:45 at the Buc Invite at Charleston Southern (3/13)... set the CofC 200m record at the SoCon Champi-onships (5/1) with a time of 25.69... ran the 400m in 1:00.30 at the Elon Invite (4/17), setting a CofC school record... at the SoCon Championships (5/2), helped run a CofC record 4x100m relay time of 48.46... helped set a CofC record time in the 4x200m relay, running 1:46.84 at the Weems Baskin Relays (3/20)... ran a school record time of 1:46.84 in the 1600m Sprint Medley Relay at the Weems Baskin Relays (3/20). high School… Graduated from Lower Richland High School in 2002… lettered in track and field, soccer and wrestling… named team MVP in track… was a mem-ber of the state runner-up 4x400m relay team.Personal... Alexis Moore... studying in The Citadel’s College of Graduate and Professional Studies, working on her master’s in social science... born May 2, 1984 in Charleston, S.C.

awards and honors

- Southern Conference Finalist- 2006 Braskie Award Honoree- Two-Time Academic Gold Star Honoree- Dean’s List Honoree- Four-Time Athletics Director’s Honor Roll Honoree- Two-Time Southern Conference Honor Roll Honoree

Alexismoore

5-4 l r-Sr. l Graduate School l SprintsCharleston, S.C. l (College of Charleston)

Personal Bests


2004 (I): 60m: 8.07 (P - 3rd); 200m: 26.75 (P - 3rd); 4x400m relay: 4:11.94 (3rd)2004 (O): 100m: 12.50 (P - 4th); 200m: 25.69 (P - 5th); 4x100m relay: 48.46 (6th); 4x400m relay: 4:06.85 (8th)

Indoor: 60m: 8.07 (2004) College of Charleston School Record; 200m: 26.75 (2004) College of Charleston School RecordOutdoor: 100m: 12.45 (2004) College of Charleston School Record; 200m: 25:69 (2004) College of Charleston School Record; 400m: 1:00.30 (2004) College of Charleston School Record

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DOGSbest time in the 5k at the SoCon Indoor Championships (2/24) as she finished fifth with a time of 19:38.33... outdoors, set a personal best in the 5,000m with a time of 19:44.59 at the Weems Baskin Relays (3/17), the third best mark in school his-tory ... set a personal best 43:15.93 in the 10,000 to place fifth at Coastal Carolina

(3/10), placing her third in the school re-cord books... finished 11th in the 3,000m at the UNC Fast Times Invitational (4/14) as she ran the fifth-fastest time in school his-tory, 11:21.87... dropped a minute-and-a-half off her personal-best mark in the 10k at the SoCon Championships, placing 10th with a time of 41:45.27, which becomes the third-fastest time in school history.2005... Member of the school record dis-tance medley relay team... currently stands fifth all-time for her top time in the mile... has the fourth best time in school history in the 3k indoors... her time in the 5k indoors is sixth best in the school’s record books... during the outdoor season, ran the fifth fastest time in school history in the 1,500m run.. stands fourth in the school record books in the 5k.2004... Member of the 4x400m All-State Collegiate relay squad... earned first place in the 3000m at the Winthrop meet... num-ber six all-time in the outdoor 3000m...

holds the No. 7 spot on The Citadel all-time lists in the indoor 3000m, the indoor 5000m and the outdoor 1500m... awarded outstanding cross country competitor at The Citadel.2003... Earned third on the all-time list at The Citadel in the 10,000m... clenched fourth place all-time in the 5000m.high School... A 2003 graduate of Belton-Honea Path High School.Personal... Amanda McMillan Rawl... majoring in health and wellness.

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Felipareyes

5-1 l Jr. l Charlie Co. l Middle distanceel Paso, Texas l (el Paso hS)

Personal Bests


2006 (I): 400m: 1:07.86 (P - 4th)2006 (O): 400m: 1:11.81 (P - 7th); 800m: 2:38.23 (P - 6th)2005 (I): 800m: 2:39.84 (P - 8th)2005 (O): 800m: 2:41.45 (P - 35th)

Indoor: 400m: 1:09.34 (2006); 800m: 2:39.84 (2005) #9 in Citadel HistoryOutdoor: 400m: 1:06.61 (2006) #10 in Citadel History; 800m: 2:34.10 (2005) #8 in Citadel History

2006... Opened up the indoor season with a personal-best 400m time of 1:09.34 at the UNC Fast Times Meet (1/28)... ran the 800m in 2:44.85 at the UNC Invitational (2/4)... ran 1:10.76 in the 400m at the Clemson Tiger In-vitational (2/10)... outdoors, ran a season-best 106.61 in the 400m at Coastal Carolina (3/10) ... set a then-per-sonal-best 2:35.81 in the 800m at the Clemson Invitational (4/8)... set a new personal-best with the seventh-fastest 800m time in school history, running a 2:35.42... finished seventh in her prelim heat of the 400m at the SoCon Cham-pionships... placed sixth in her prelim heat of the 800m with a time of 2:38.23, also at the SoCon Championships.2005... Finished 30th in the 400m at the UNC Indoor Fast Times Meet with a time of 1:13.32... ran a personal best time of 1:10.85 in the 400m at the Niswonger Invitation-al... placed sixth in the 800m at the South Carolina State Collegiate Championships with a time of 2:38.32... set a


- Dean’s List Honoree- Five-Time Athletics Director’s Honor Roll Honoree- Southern Conference Honor Roll Honoree

ErinriTTer

5-8 l So. l Bravo Co. l distanceCincinnati, Ohio l (archbiship Mcnicholas hS)

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2006 (I): Mile: 5:31.65 (17th)2006 (O): 3000m Steeplechase: 12:18.49 (12th); 5000m: 19:14.84 (16th)

Indoor: 800m: 2:33.85 (2006) #3 in Citadel History; Mile: 5:31.65 (2006) #2 in Citadel HistoryOutdoor: 1500m: 5:07.20 (2006) #4 in Citadel History; 3000m: 11:21.04 (2006) #5 in Citadel History; 3000m Steeplechase: 12:18.49 (2006) #2 in Citadel History; 5000m: 19:14.84 (2006) #2 in Citadel History

2006... Began her collegiate career with an eighth place finish at the Clemson Opener (12/3) as she ran the mile in 5:36.88... placed 26th in the mile at the

Clemson Tiger Invitational (2/10), running 5:35.13... fin-ished 17th in the mile at the SoCon Indoor Champion-ships (2/24) as she ran a personal-best 5:31.65... out-doors, ran a season-best 5:13.60 and placed seventh in the 1500m at the Weems Baskin Relays (3/17) ... ran a season-best time of 12:57.52 in the 3000m Steeple-chase to earn eighth place at Coastal Carolina (3/10) and to put her fourth on the school’s record books ... ran a season-best 19:42.30 in the 5000m, good enough for fourth place at the Clemson Invitational (4/8) and fifth in the school’s all-time marks... ran the second fastest time in the program’s history with a mark of 5:07.20 at the UNC Fast Times Invitational (4/14)... ran the second-fast-est time in school history in the 5k at the SoCon Cham-pionships, running 19:14.84, as she shaved 28 seconds off her previous best mark... recorded the second-fastest time in school history in the 3000m Steeplechase as she placed 12th at the SoCon Championships.high School... Attended Archbishop McNicholas High School... received All-Ohio honors her senior year.

Personal... Daughter of John and Melanie Ritter... born Oct. 5, 1986 in Cincinnati, Ohio... majoring in biology.

awards and honors

- 2005 Bulldog Cross Country Top Competitor- Dean’s List Honoree- Two-Time Athletics Director’s Honor Roll Honoree

personal-best mark in the 800m at the Coastal Carolina Invitational with a time of 2:36.38.high School... A 2004 graduate of El Paso High School... ran track and cross country, as well as lettered in soccer and wrestling... teams won district champion-ships in cross country, track and wrestling... coached by Danny McKillip.Personal... Daughter of Michael and Cecillia Phillips... nickname is “Flipper”... born on April 23, 1985 in El Paso, Texas... majoring in criminal justice.

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AllisonTaylor

5-5 l Jr. l Mike Co. l Javelin/Sprintslexington, ky. l (Tates Creek hS)

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2006 (I): 60m: 8.94 (P - 2nd)2006 (O): Javelin: 120’ 7” (4th)2005 (I): Pentathlon: 2,338 points (10th)2005 (O): Javelin: 106’ 8” (8th); heptathlon: 3,212 points (11th)

Indoor: 60m: 8.94 (2006); 200m: 29.86 (2006); 800m: 2:47.06 (2006); long Jump: 15’ 5.5” (2005) #3 in Citadel History; Pentathlon: 2,338 points (2005) #2 in Citadel HistoryOutdoor: high Jump: 4’ 8” (2005) #4 in Citadel History; Javelin: 120’ 7” (2006) #3 in Citadel History; heptathlon: 3,212 (2005) #4 in Citadel History

2006... Opened her Bulldog career with a sixth-place finish in the mile at the Clem-son Opener (12/3), running 5:34.30... finished 11th in the mile at the UNC Opener (1/14) as she ran 5:54.20... ran the mile in 5:32.26 at the UNC Invitational (2/4), placing 24th... finished 18th in the mile at the Clemson Tiger Invitational (2/10) with a time of 5:25.34... set the school record in the mile at the SoCon Indoor Championships as she finished 10th with a time of 5:22.47... outdoors, set a season-best 4:54.23 in the 1,500m at the Weems Baskin Relays (3/17) ... placed fifth in the 1,500m with a time of 5:05.07 at the Raleigh Relays (3/24), recording the second best time in school history ... set a season-best and placed second in the 3,000m Steeplechase with a mark of 11:47.78 at the Clemson Invitational (4/8), setting a school record ... placed fifth in the 3,000m Steeplechase with a time of 12:11.40 at Coastal Carolina (3/10)... recorded the second best time in school history in the ,3000m at the UNC Fast Times Invitational (4/14), running 11:00.68 to finish fifth... set a new personal record in the 1,500m at the SoCon Championships, running 4:52.35 as she finished 12th overall, which goes into the books as the second-fastest time in school history... set a new school record in the 3,000m Steeplechase at the SoCon Championships as she finished sixth, running 11:26.54 and besting her previous school record by more than 21 seconds... ran as the third leg of the school record 4x400m relay team that finished ninth at the SoCon Championships wtih a time of 4:09.56.high School... Attended Belton-Honea Path High School... coached by Matt Wurst... named team MVP three yearsPersonal... Daughter of Ray and Delores Strickland... born June 5, 1987... majoring in business administration.

SarahsTriCkland

5-8 l So. l india Co. l distanceBelton, S.C. l (Belton-honea Path hS)

Personal Bests


2006 (I): Mile: 5:22.47 (10th); 4x400m relay: 4:07.87 (7th); dMr: 12:48.04 (6th)2006 (O): 1500m: 4:52.35 (12th); 3000m: 11:00.68 (5th); 3000m Steeplechase: 11:26.54 (6th); 4x400m relay: 4:09.56 (9th)

Indoor: 800m: 2:42.60 (2006) #10 in Citadel History; Mile: 5:22.47 (2006) School RecordOutdoor: 1500m: 4:52.35 (2006) #2 in Citadel History; 3000m: 11:00.68 (2006) #2 in Citadel History; 3000m Steeplechase: 11:26.54 (2006) School Record

awards and honors

- Four-Time Southern Conference Finalist- 2006 Tom Metzger Award Honoree- 2006 Bulldog Cross Country Top Competitor

awards and honors

- Two-Time Southern Conference Finalist- 2006 Braskie Award Honoree- Athletics Director’s Honor Roll Honoree

2006... Began the indoor season with a 9.82 mark in the 60m Hurdles at the Clemson Opener (12/3)... improved on her time with a 9.75 mark in the 60m Hurdles at the UNC Opener (1/14)... set the school record in the 60m Hurdles with a time of 9.45 as she finished 14th in the prelims at the UNC Invitational (2/4)... finished 13th in the finals of the 60m Hurdles at the UNC Invite with a time of 9.54... closed out the indoor season with a seventh place finish in the prelims of the 60m hurdles at the SoCon Indoor Cham-pionships (2/24)... outdoors, placed fourth and set a personal best and school record in the 100m hurdles with a time of 15.42 at Coastal Carolina (3/10) ... set a season-best in the discus with a mark of 109’2” at the Weems Baskin Relays (3/17), placing her third in the school record books... set a season-best mark in the shot put with a toss of 36’ 11.75” at Coastal Carolina (3/10) ... placed 10th in the shot put with a mark of 36’2.25” at the Weems Baskins Relays (3/17)... recorded a personal-best points accumulation and the third most points ac-cumulated in school history in the heptath-lon, scoring 3,887 points as she finished fourth at the SoCon Championships.2005... Indoors, had a phenomenal sea-son, setting four school records... topped the previous school pentathlon record with a score of 2,708 pts... wrote her name atop the books with a time of 9.71 in the 60m hurdles... continued her record-set-ting year outdoors with six school records broken... set the school 100m hurdles mark with a time of 15.63... was a member of the school record 4x100m relay team that finished with a time of 48.65... her shot put mark of 37-7.25 set the school record in the heptathlon.high School... A 2004 graduate of Stratford High School... coached by Susan Braddock and Shane Sutherland... team MVP in 2004...Personal... Daughter of Lateke Walker... born July 9, 1985 in California... major-ing in psychology.

Tashasanders

5-10 l Jr. l hotel Co. l Multi eventsSummerville, S.C. l (Stratford hS)

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2006 (I): 60m h: 9.81 (P - 7th); Pentathlon: 2,708 points (5th)2006 (O): heptathlon: 3,887 points (4th)2005 (I): Pentathlon: 2,708 points (7th); 4x400m relay: 4:09.46 (3rd)2005 (O): 100m h: 15.69 (P - 6th); heptathlon: 3,260 points (10th); 4x100m relay: 49.26 (6th); 4x400m relay: 4:13.69 (10th)

Indoor: 60m: 8.48 (2006) #7 in Citadel History; 200m: 29.10 (2006); 800m: 2:47.52 (2006); 55 h: 8.97 (2006) School Record 60m h: 9.45 (2006) School Record; high Jump: 4’ 6” (2006) #4 in Citadel History; long Jump: 14’ 10” (2006) #5 in Citadel History; Shot Put: 37’ 4” (2005) #4 in Citadel History Pentathlon: 2,799 points (2006) School RecordOutdoor: 100m: 13.21 (2005) #9 in Citadel History; 200m: 27.66 (2006) #10 in Citadel History; 800m: 2:44.42 (2005); 100m h: 15.42 (2006) School Record; 400m h: 1:15.57 (2005) #2 in Citadel History; high Jump: 4’ 9.5” (2006) #4 in Citadel History; long Jump: 14’ 7.25” (2006) #6 in Citadel History; discus: 109’ 2” (2006) #4 in Citadel History; Javelin: 87’ 1” (2006); Shot Put: 38’ 4.75” (2006) #3 in Citadel History; heptathlon: 3,887 points (2006) #3 in Citadel Historyawards and honors

- All-Southern Conference- Five-Time Southern Conference Finalist- 2005 Outstanding Bulldog Track Athlete

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heat of the 60m dash at the SoCon Indoor Champi-onships (2/24) with a personal-best time of 8.94... outdoors, threw a season-best 113’5” in the Javelin and placed fourth at the Clemson Invitational (4/8)... recorded the third-longest javelin throw in school his-tory with a mark of 120’ 7” at the SoCon Champion-ships, placing fourth and beating her old personal-best by over seven feet.2005... Was a member of the school record Distance Medley Relay team that posted a time of 13:49.72... set the school record in the long jump during the in-door season with a jump of 15-5.5... during the out-door season, set the school record in the triple jump... was a member of the school record 4x100m and 4x400m relay teams...high School... Attended Tates Creek High School... four-time letterwinner in track and field and cheer-leading... also lettered in soccer for three years...

Personal... Full name is Lora Allison Taylor... daughter of Susan Taylor-Drach and Keith Drach and Dale Taylor... born on Jan. 24, 1986 in Owensboro, Ky. ... majoring in sports management.

2006... Started off the indoor season with a 14th place finish in the 60m dash prelims and finals with a pre-lim time of 7.89 and a finals time of 7.86 at the UNC Opener (1/14)... also at the UNC Opener, finished sev-enth in the 200m dash with a time of 26.08... ran 58.73 in the 400m at the Niswonger Invitational (1/20)... set two school records at the SoCon Indoor Championships (2/24) including a 7.84 mark in the 60m dash as she was runner-up in her prelim heat and a record time of 25.54 as she won her prelim heat of the 200m dash... finished fifth in the 200m finals with a time of 25.55... outdoors, placed fourth while running a season-best 12.32 in the 100m at Coastal Carolina (3/10) ... ran a 12.64 and placed fourth in the 100m at the Clemson Invitational (4/8) ... finished seventh in the 200m with a season-best time of 25.31 at Coastal Carolina (3/10) ... finished fifth in the 200m with a time of 25.93 at the Clemson Invi-tational (4/8)... won her heat of the 200m dash at the

JodiWhiTTle

5-4 l Jr. l delta Co. l Sprintskingston, Jamaica l (Convent of Mercy academy)

Personal Bests


2006 (I): 60m: 7.84 (P - 2nd); 200m: 25.54 (P - 1st); 200m: 25.55 (5th); 4x400m relay: 4:07.87 (7th); dMr: 12:48.04 (6th)2006 (O): 200m: 25.55 (P - 1st); 200m: 26.12 (8th); 400m: 58.13 (P - 2nd); 400m: 58.62 (5th); 4x400m relay: 4:09.56 (9th)2005 (I): 400m: 59.91 (P - 2nd); 4x400m relay: 4:09.46 (8th); dMr: 13:58.66 (11th)2005 (O): 200m: 25.14 (P - 3rd); 400m: 58.03 (P - 10th); 4x100m relay: 49.26 (6th); 4x400m relay: 4:13.69 (10th)

Indoor: 55m: 7.25 (2006) School Record; 60m: 7.84 (2006) School Record; 200m: 25.54 (2006) School Record; 400m: 58.73 (2006) School RecordOutdoor: 100m: 12.32 (2006) School Record; 200m: 25:14 (2005) School Record; 400m: 58.00 (2005) School Record

NatalieWolin

5-2 l Fr. l delta Co. l distanceToledo, Ohio l (Whitmer Sr. hS)

high School... A Whitmer High School graduate in 2006... received four letters in cross country and track and field... named Toledo All-City League three times in cross country... received one All-Great Lakes League honor... was a regional quali-fier in the 3200m her junior year... cross country team finished second in the City League Championships... coached by Jeremy Elliott.Personal... Daughter of Craig and Laura Wolin... born on Dec. 21, 1987... major-ing in business administration.

awards and honors

- Seven-Time Southern Conference Finalist- 2006 Co-Outstanding Bulldog Track Athlete- 2005 Bulldog Team MVP- 2005 The Citadel High Point Scorer- Dean’s List Honoree- Two-Time Athletics Director’s Honor Roll Honoree- Southern Conference Honor Roll Honoree

awards and honors

- 2006 Cross Country Bulldog Award Honoree

SoCon Championships with a time of 25.55... in the finals of the 200m, finished eighth... Also made the finals of the 400m at the SoCon Championships, finishing second in her heat with a time of 58.13... in the 400m finals, finished fifth, running 58.62... ran as the first leg of the school record 4x400m relay team that finished ninth at the SoCon Championships wtih a time of 4:09.56.2005... Set the school record in the 400m with a time of 59.91... set the school record as a member of the 4x400m relay team during the indoor season with a time of 4:09.46... during the outdoor season, set five school records, including a 25.14 time in the 200m dash... also posted the school record time of 58.00 in the 400m.high School... Attended Convent of Mercy Academy where she competed in track and field... coached by Lorna Vernon... finished sixth at the Jamacian na-tional championships in the 4x400m relay.Personal... Daughter of Raymond Whittle and Gloria Smith... born May 6, 1985 in Kingston, Jamaica... majoring in business administration.

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2006... Outdoors, recorded three top-10 finishes and ran a personal best 56.42 in the 400m H at the Weems Baskin re-lays (3/17)... set a new personal best in the 400m H at the UNC Fast Times Invi-tational (4/14), running 56.15... at the Southern Conference Championships, set a new personal record in the 400m H with a time of 55.01, joining two other Bulldogs in the finals... in the finals, ran 56.75 to finish eighth.2005... Redshirted 2005 season, both in-doors and outdoors.high School... A 2004 graduate of Sum-merville High School... lettered in track and played in the band... coached by Steve Wilson.Personal... Son of Carolyn Brown... born on July 4, 1986 in Irvington, N.J.... major-ing in biology.

JamelbroWn

6-1 l 185 l r-So. Golf Co. l hurdles

ridgeville, S.C. l (Summerville hS)

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2006 (O): 400m h: 55.01 (P - 4th); 400m h: 56.75 (8th)

Indoor: 200m: 24.52 (2006); 400m: 54.20 (2006); 60m h: 9.08 (2006) Outdoor: 400m h: 55.01 (2006) #10 in Citadel History

high School… Graduated from Camden Military Academy in 2006… lettered in football, basketball, track and soccer all four years… named Most Improved in basketball and Most Valuable in Offense in soccer.Personal… Isaiah Anthony Campbell… born on Sept. 4, 1988 in Los Angeles, Calif.... son of Renee Campbell… can speak almost fluent Spanish… majoring in criminal justice.

IsaiahCampbell

5-10 l 180 l Fr. Tango Co. l Sprints

los angeles, Calif. l (Camden Military hS)

high School... A 2002 graduate of Phoebus High School... named his team’s Most Valuable Runner his senior year... finished fifth in the state meet in the 400m (49.4) and fourth in the 500m (1:07.1).Personal... Full name is Myron Di Canton... son of Sherell Brown... born April 15, 1984 in Newport News, Va.... chose The Citadel over VMI, VCU and Hampton... majoring in biology.

MyronCanTon

5-11 l 190 l Sr. Tango Co. l Sprints

hampton, Va. l (Phoebus hS)

2006... Set a new personal-best in the indoor 3k with a time of 9:38.98 at the UNC Fast Times Meet (1/28), placing 19th... finished 25th in the 3k, running 9:48.02 at the UNC Invitational (2/4)... finished 17th at the SoCon Indoor Champion-ships (2/24) in the mile with a time of 4:57.77 (2/24)... outdoors, set a new personal-best in the 5000m with a 16:40.07 while finishing fourth at the Weems Baskin relays (3/17) ... set a career-best 36:18.40 to finish eighth in the 10,000m at Coastal Carolina (3/10)... set a new personal record in the 3000m, running 9:20.79 at the UNC Fast Times Invitational (4/14)... placed 19th at the SoCon Champion-ships in the 5000m, running 16:53.17... placed 13th in the conference meet in the 10k, running 36:54.22.2005... Started off the indoor season strong, setting a new personal record in the 5000m with a time of 16:28.53... throughout the year, had three top-10 finishes in the 3000m, setting a new personal record at the UNC Fast Times meet with a time of 9:39.81... set a new personal record in the 1500m with a run of 4:24.47 at the Coastal Caro-lina Invitational.high School... A 2004 graduate of Wren High School... was All-State (3A) in cross country and track, as well as All-County and All-Region... high school team won the 4x800m relay state championship in 2003 and 2004... team was the 2004 3A State Champions in track... coached by Meredith Craig.Personal... Son of Steve and Rita Craig... born on Nov. 23, 1985 in Greenville, S.C.... majoring in civil engineering.

StevenCraig

5-10 l 165 l Jr. november Co. l distance

Piedmont, S.C. l (Wren hS)

Personal Bests


2006 (I): Mile: 4:57.77 (17th)2006 (O): 5000m: 16:53.17 (19th); 10,000m: 36:54.22 (13th)2005 (I): 5000m: 17:06.09 (23rd)2005 (O): 5000m: 17:27.29 (25th)

Indoor: Mile: 4:51.68 (2005); 3000m: 9:38.98 (2006); 5000m: 16:28.53 (2005)Outdoor: 1500m: 4:24.47 (2005); 3000m: 9:20.79 (2006); 5000m: 16:40.07 (2006); 10,000m: 36:18.40 (2006)

high School... A 2006 graduate of West Geauga High School... received four letters in track and hockey... holds the school record in the 200m (21.9).Personal... Full name is Thomas Francis Campbell... son of Tom and Linda Camp-bell... born on Nov. 8, 1987 in Cleveland, Ohio... is an avid chess player... major-ing in political science.

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5-11 l 162 l Fr. romeo Co. l Sprints

Chesterland, Ohio l (West Geauga hS)

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- 2006 Southern Conference Finalist

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2006... Set personal records in the shot put on three separate occasions during the indoor season, starting off with a 41’ 9.765” mark thrown at the UNC Opener (1/14) as he finished sixth... topped that with a throw of 42’ 3.25” at the UNC Fast

Times Meet (1/28), placing 11th... fin-ished fifth at the SoCon Indoor Champi-onships (2/24) with a personal best mark of 45’ 5”... set a new personal record in the 35lb. weight throw as he finished 19th at the Clemson Tiger Invitational (2/10)... finished ninth in the weight throw at the SoCon Indoor Championships (2/24) with a throw of 39’ 0.5”... outdoors, shattered his previous best in the hammer with a throw of 137’ 4” at Coastal Carolina (3/10) ... placed sixth and set a new personal record in the shot put with a 45’ 0.5” also at Coastal Carolina (3/10)... threw the discus a season-best mark of 133’ 0” at the UNC Fast Times Invitational (4/14)... recorded a 13th-place finish at the SoCon Championships in the discus... set a new personal record in the shot put at the SoCon meet, throwing 46’ 4” as he finished fourth... recorded a 10th-place finish in the hammer at the SoCon meet

with a throw of 122’ 8”.2005... Continued his strong finish of 2004 with a personal record mark in the discus in the first outdoor competition of 2005, throwing a 135’ 8” in the Coastal Carolina Invitational... spent most of the year building up to a personal-best mark of 128’ 9” in the hammer, besting his previous top throw by more than seven feet... at the Spec Town Relays at Georgia, set another personal record mark in the shot put with a throw of 43’ 7.75”... recorded three top-five finishes in the discus, four top-five finishes in the shot put – including a win in a dual meet against Davidson – and three second place finishes finishes in the hammer.2004... Secured second place in discus at the Elon Invitational... captured third in shot put and discus at the Furman Invitational and Erwin Belk Davidson Invitational... Southern Conference finalist in discus.high School... A 2003 graduate of Pittsburg High School... lettered all four years in track.Personal... Son of Evamaria and Bruce Croskey... born Oct. 29, 1984... majoring in civil engineering.

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5-9 l 215 l Sr. romeo Co. l Throws

Pittsburg, Calif. l (Pittsburg hS)

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2006 (I): Shot Put: 45’ 5” (5th); 35lb. Weight Throw: 39’ 0.5” (9th)2006 (O): discus: 127’ 5” (13th); hammer: 122’ 8” (10th); Shot Put: 46’ 4” (4th)2005 (I): Shot Put: 39’ 0.5” (14th); 35lb. Weight Throw: 37’ 10.75” (13th)2005 (O): discus: 122’ 3.5” (16th); Shot Put: 42’ 2” (10th)2004 (I): Shot Put: 35’ 3.25” (12th); 35lb. Weight Throw: 30’ 2.75” (10th)2004 (O): discus: 125’ 6” (7th); hammer: 114’ 3” (12th); Shot Put: 39’ 7.75” (10th)

Indoor: Shot Put: 45’ 5” (2006); 35lb. Weight Throw: 41’ 6” (2006)Outdoor: discus: 135’ 8” (2005); hammer: 128’ 9” (2005); Shot Put: 46’ 4” (2006)

awards and honors

- Three-Time Southern Conference Finalist

high School... Graduated from T.L. Hanna High School in 2006... received four letters in track and cross country... was a two-time All-State honoree... three-time All-Region honoree... member of the 2003 South Carolina State Championship 4x800m relay team... that relay team still holds the school record... named Most Valuable Track Athlete of Anderson County... coached by Chuck Parker.Personal... Born in Lexington, S.C.... son of Steve and Phyliss Dickey... majoring in political science.

StephendiCkey

6-1 l 160 l Fr. Tango Co. l distance

anderson, S.C. l (T.l. hanna hS)

high School... Graduated from Crest High School in 2005 ... lettered in wrestling, football and basketball.Personal... Matthew Earls ... born on Aug. 28, 1987 ... son of Michael and Chris-tine Kahn... also plays on The Citadel football team.

Mattearls

6-3 l 230 l So. alpha Co. l Throws

Boiling Springs, n.C. l (Crest hS)

2006... Ran the 60m dash in 7.08, just .01 off his personal-best, at the Niswonger Invitational (1/20)... also at the Niswonger Invitational, ran the 200m in 23.28... ran a 7.18 time in the 60m dash at the Clemson Tiger Invitational (2/10)... at the SoCon Indoor Championships (2/24), finished sixth in his preliminary heat of the 60m dash with a time of 7.12 and was third in his prelim heat of the 200m dash, running 23.14... outdoors, ran two season-best marks of 11.47 in the 100m and 23.40 in the 200m at Coastal Carolina (3/10)... ran a season-best time of 23.06 in the 200m at the UNC Fast Times Invitational (4/14)... placed sixth in his prelim heat of the 100m dash at the SoCon Championships.2005... Set a personal record in the 100m dash at

Cameroneasley

5-8 l 155 l Sr. romeo Co. l Sprints

Stone Mountain, Ga. l (druid hills hS)

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2006 (I): 60m: 7.12 (P - 6th); 200m: 23.14 (P - 3rd)2006 (O): 100m: 11.69 (P - 6th); 200m: 23.34 (P - 7th); 4x100m relay: 42.29 (4th)2005 (I): 60m: 7.07 (P - 5th); 200m: 22.76 (P - 4th)2005 (O): 100m: 11.34 (P - 5th); 200m: 22.67 (P - 5th)2004 (I): 200m: 23.36 (P - 4th)2004 (O): 100m: 11.16 (P - 5th); 200m: 22.49 (P - 6th)

Indoor: 55m: 6.73 (2005); 60m: 7.07 (2005) T-#8 in Citadel History; 200m: 22.76 (2005)Outdoor: 100m: 11.15 (2005); 200m: 22.30 (2004)awards and honors

- Two-Time Southern Conference Finalist- 2004 Penn Relays All-Academy Champion- 2004 All-State Collegian

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2006... Finished 22nd in the 800m at the UNC Opener (1/14) with a time of 2:07.18... ran the 800m in 2:05.41 at the UNC Fast Times Meet (1/28)... placed 19th in the 800m with a time of 2:05.08 at the UNC Invitational (2/4)... set a new personal record in the 800m at the SoCon Indoor Championships (2/24) with a time of 2:00.32... outdoors, set a new personal record in the 800m with a time of 1:59.54 at the Clemson Invitational (4/8)... topped that with another personal record in the 800m as he placed fifth in his prelim heat of the SoCon Champion-ships, running 1:58.53.2005... Ran a 55.40 split in the 4x400m relay as The Citadel finished sixth at the Clemson Indoor Invitational with a time of 3:34.12... that relay team won the Furman Quad Meet (outdoors) with a time of 3:30.28 as Haight ran a 53.10 split... The relay improved that in the SoCon Championships with a 3:25.50 in the 4x400m relay with Haight running a 53.00 split... finished third in the 800m at the South Carolina Collegiate State Championships with a time of 2:00.82... set a personal record with a time of 2:00.03 in the 800m at the SoCon Outdoor Championships, finishing 15th.high School... Attended Pope John XXIII High School... lettered in soccer, basket-ball, baseball, wrestling and track.Personal... Son of Thomas and Patricia Haight... born on Nov. 2, 1985 in Port Jefferson, N.Y.... majoring in sports management.

MatthaighT

5-11 l 165 l Jr. india Co. l Middle distance

West Milford, n.J. l (Pope John XXiii hS)

Personal Bests


2006 (I): 800m: 2:00.32 (P - 5th)2006 (O): 800m: 1:58.53 (P - 5th)2005 (I): 800m: 2:04.02 (P - 7th)2005 (O): 800m: 2:00.03 (P - 15th)

Indoor: 800m: 2:00.32 (2006)Outdoor: 800m: 1:58.53 (2006)

awards and honors

- 2005 All-State Collegian

MeeT The CiTadel Men

2006... Opened his Bulldog career at the Clemson Opener (12/3), running 2:07.78 in the 800m... finished the 800m at the UNC Opener (1/14) with a time of 2:08.71... set an indoor personal record in the 800m at the SoCon Indoor

ZachharTen

6-1 l 155 l So. Bravo Co. l distance

Bradford, Pa. l (Bradford area hS)

Personal Bests


2006 (I): 800m: 2:02.72 (P - 6th)2006 (O): 800m: 1:59.65 (P - 6th)

Indoor: 800m: 2:02.72 (2006)Outdoor: 800m: 1:59.65 (2006)

high School… Attended James Island High School… ran cross country and track, as well as was a member of the swim team… coached by David Lee… named team MVP.Personal… James Martin Hayes… born April 22, 1988 in Charleston… son of Jim and Patty Hayes… majoring in business administration.

Jameshayes

5-8 l 140 l Fr. india Co. l distance

Charleston, S.C. l (James island hS)

2006... Finished third in his preliminary heat at the SoCon Indoor Championships (2/24), running the 400m in 52.28... outdoors, ran a season-best 50.19 in the 400m while placing 10th at the Clemson Invitational (4/8)... barely missed the finals of the 400m at the SoCon Championships as he finished fifth in his prelim heat with a time of 49.87, a season and personal-best... ran the second leg of the 4x400m relay team that set a season-best time of 3:18.02 at the SoCon Championships, finishing third.high School... A 2005 graduate of Columbus North High School... was named the Most Valuable Junior (Track) Athlete in 2004... lettered in football and track... foot-ball team reached the Indiana 5A Final Four in 2004... coached by Wayne Roberts... track team won their sectional in 2004.Personal... Son of John and Lisa Hladik... born on Jan. 22, 1987 in Cincinnati, Ohio... majoring in French.

Bryanhladik

6-1 l 180 l So. delta Co. l Sprints

Columbus, ind. l (Columbus north hS)

Personal Bests


2006 (I): 400m: 52.28 (P - 3rd)2006 (O): 400m: 49.87 (P - 5th); 4x400m relay: 3:18.02 (3rd)

Indoor: 400m: 52.28 (2006)Outdoor: 400m: 49.87 (2006)awards and honors

- 2006 All-Southern Conference- Southern Conference Finalist

the Solid Orange Classic with a time of 11.15, finishing 12th... placed eighth in the 200m, running a 22.64 at the South Carolina Collegiate State Championships... ran an 11.20 split in the 4x100m relay as the Bulldogs relay team finished fourth in the Southern Conference Outdoor Championships... was the runner-up in the UNC Indoor Fast Times meet in the 60m dash with a time of 7.17, which was then a personal record... broke that PR in the 60m dash at the SoCon Indoor Champion-ships with a time of 7.07, which ranks as the eighth-best time in school history.2004... Set new freshman school record in 4x100 relay... clinched All-State honors in 4x100m relay... component of Penn Relays Military 4x100m relay champion team.high School... A 2002 graduate of Druid Hills High School.Personal... Son of Patsy Easley... born Sept.13, 1984... Dean’s List and Athletic Director’s Honor Roll, Fall 2003... majoring in biology.

Championships, running 2:02.72 as he finished sixth in his preliminary heat... out-doors, ran a season-best 1:59.65 in the 800m at the Clemson Invitational (4/8)... placed sixth in his prelim heat of the 800m at the SoCon Championships (4/29), running 1:59.96.high School... Attended Bradford Area High School where he graduated in 2005... team was the cross country district champion... coached by Thomas Tessena.Personal... Son of Dean and Amy Harten... born on June 6, 1987 in Bradford, Pa.... majoring in criminal justice.

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DOGStime in the mile as he ran 4:39.91 to place 18th at the Clemson Tiger Invitational (2/10)... finished 15th in the mile at the SoCon Indoor Champion-ships (2/24), running 4:42.40... outdoors, ran a ca-reer best 2:05.92 in the 800m at Coastal Carolina (3/10) ... placed ninth while running a personal best 4:15.36 in the 1500m at the Weems Baskin relays (3/17), setting a new personal record by two seconds.2005... Finished with a time of 4:27.83 in the 1500m at the Irwin Belk Invitational... had a 21st-place finish at the UNC Indoor Fast Times Meet in the 800m with a time of 2:10.13... placed second that day when it is scored as a dual meet against Davidson.high School... Graduated from Lake Howell High School in 2004... named All-Seminole Athletic Con-ference his senior year... lettered in cross country and track... coached by Larry Bahn and Brett Ham-ilton...Personal... Son of Bob and Sue Isaac... born on Nov. 12, 1985 in Omaha, Nebr.... father Bob was a long and triple jumper for The Citadel from 1972-1976... majoring in business administration.


2006... Did not run indoors due to injuries... outdoors, ran a season best time of 16:21.64 in the 5000m, good enough for fourth place at the Clemson Invitational (4/8)... set a per-sonal best time and the ninth-fastest time in school history in the 10k, running 33:21.03 at the SoCon Outdoor Championships (4/29).2005... Set a personal record in the 3000m, run-ning a 9:16.04 as he finished fifth at the UNC Tar Heel Outdoor Open... ran a personal best time at the UNC Indoor Invitational with a 15:44.07 as he placed fourth... ran an 5000m outdoor personal best time of 15:58.51 at the Coastal Carolina Invitational, finishing 13th... placed fourth at the Solid Orange Classic in the 5000m, running a 16:14.41... set a new personal record in the mile run at the Clemson (In-door) Invitational with a time of 4:45.20.2004... Placed second at Savannah State Invitational in 5000m.high School... A 2003 graduate of Wade Hampton High School... three-time All-County and All-Region... two-time recipient of All-State honors.Personal... Son of Sally and Mike Holmes... born Nov. 2, 1984... Dean’s List, Fall 2003 and Spring 2004... Athletic Director’s Honor Roll, Fall 2003 and Spring 2004... Holmes is an accomplished drummer in the John Callaway Band... majoring in business administration.

Mattholmes

5-9 l 138 l Sr. Charlie Co. l distance

Taylors, S.C. l (Wade hampton hS)

Personal Bests


2006 (O): 10,000m: 33:21.03 (11th)2005 (I): 5000m: 15:59.18 (16th)2005 (O): 5000m: 16:27.30 (18th)2004 (I): 3000m: 9:17.86 (18th); 5000m: 16:16.53 (21st)2004 (O): 10,000m: 34:22.79 (14th)

Indoor: Mile: 4:45.20 (2005); 3000m: 9:17.86 (2006); 5000m: 15:44.07 (2005)Outdoor: 1500m: 4:22.61 (2004); 3000m: 9:16.04 (2004); 5000m: 15:58.51 (2005); 10,000m: 33:21.03 (2006) #9 in Citadel Historyawards and honors

- Five-Time Dean’s List Honoree- Two-Time Academic Gold Star Honoree- Three-Time Southern Conference Honor Roll Honoree- Seven-Time Athletics Director’s Honor Roll Honoree

2006... Finished 21st at the Clemson Opener (12/3) as he ran 4:44.45 in the mile... ran the mile in 4:44.91 at the UNC Fast Times Meet (1/28)... set a personal best

RobertisaaC

6-1 l 150 l Jr. Bravo Co. l Middle distance

Oviedo, Fla. l (lake howell hS)

Personal Bests


2006 (O): 800m: 2:09.66 (P - 7th)2006 (I): Mile: 4:42.40 (15th)

Indoor: 800m: 2:06.17 (2006); Mile: 4:39.91 (2006)Outdoor: 400m: 55.91 (2005); 800m: 2:05.92 (2006); 1500m: 4:15.36 (2006)

awards and honors

- Three-Time Dean’s List Honoree- Two-Time Southern Conference Honor Roll Honoree- Four-time Athletics Director’s Honor Roll Honoree

2006... Did not compete.high School… Graduated from Wilson Hall High School in 2005… lettered in track and field, soccer, football and basketball… named Defensive Player of the Year in soccer… was a two-time state champion in track and field… won a state championship in football.Personal… Benjamin Preston Kight… born Feb. 18, 1987 in Sumter, S.C…. son of Greg and Carolyn Kight… younger brother Brendan also runs on The Citadel track team… majoring in business administration.

PrestonkighT

6-0 l 150 l So. Charlie Co. l Jumps/Mid-distance

Sumter, S.C. l (Wilson hall hS)

awards and honors

- Three-Time Dean’s List Honoree- Athletics Director’s Honor Roll Honoree

2006... Did not compete.high School… Graduated from James Island High School in 2005... ran track his senior year... coached by Chris McDuffie.Personal… Zachary Johnson... son of Edith Johnson... born on Jan. 21, 1987 in Charleston... twin brother Herbert runs cross country for Spartanburg Methodist College... majoring in criminal justice.

ZachJohnson

5-9 l 160 l So. india Co. l Middle distance

James island, S.C. l (James island hS)

awards and honors

- Dean’s List Honoree- Athletics Director’s Honor Roll Honoree

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DOGS finish in the 800m at the Weems Baskin relays (3/17) ... ran a career-best 4:05.58 1500m at the Raleigh Relays (3/24) ... placed fifth with a career-best 10:16.78 in the 3000m Steeplechase at the Clemson Invitational (4/8) ... also placed fourth in the 3000m Steeplechase at Coastal Carolina with a 10:19.02 (3/10)... set a new personal record in the 3000m, run-ning 9:34.98 at the UNC Fast Times Invitational (4/14)... set a new personal record in the 1500m as he finished sixth at the SoCon Championships with a time of 4:01.43.2005... Finished 10th in the 1500m at the Fur-man Quad Meet, running a 4:21.56... placed 11th at the Southern Conference Indoor Cham-pionships in the 800m with a time of 1:59.90 as he set an indoor personal record... ran a 2:02.01 at the Irwin Belk Invitational 800m, fin-ishing 12th... also finished 12th at the Southern Conference Outdoor Championships, running an outdoor personal-best time of 1:59.04 in the 800m... named to the Dean’s List in Fall 2005.2004... Earned All-State honors in 800m... fin-ished second at the South Carolina Collegiate Championships in 800m... component of second place team in distance medley relay at the Del-aware Indoor meet.high School... 2003 graduate of T. L. Hanna High School... named All-Anderson County in 2003 in 4x800... named All-Region in 4x800 also in 2003... letterman in cross country and track.Personal... Son of Mary and Rodney Kutz... born July 19, 1985... majoring in physi-cal education.

high School... Graduated from Spring Valley High School in 2006... received All-State Cross Country honors in 2004... garnered All-Region honors in 2003, 2004 and 2005... coached by John Jones.Personal... Born on Aug. 31, 1988 in Columbia, S.C.... full name is Daniel Watson Knight, Jr.... son of Danny and Sophia Knight... majoring in business administra-tion.

DanielknighT

5-9 l 145 l Fr. Charlie Co. l distance

elgin, S.C. l (Spring Valley hS)


2006... Opened the indoor season with an 11th place finish in the mile, running 4:34.02 at the Clemson Opener (12/3)... placed eighth in the mile at the UNC Opener (1/14) with a time of 4:39.31... finished fifth in the mile at Niswonger Invitational (1/20) with a then-personal-best time of 4:27.29... topped that with a personal-best mark of 4:26.87 at the Clemson Tiger Invitational (2/10)... fin-ished 12th in the mile at the SoCon Indoor Championships (2/24) with a time of 4:30.60... outdoors, ran a season-best 2:03.58 on his way to a 10th place

CharleskuTz

5-11 l 155 l Sr. Tango Co. l distance

anderson, S.C. l (T.l. hanna hS)

Personal Bests


2006 (I): Mile: 4:30.60 (12th); dMr: 10:18.09 (3rd)2006 (O): 1500m: 4:01.43 (6th)2005 (I): 800m: 1:59.90 (P - 5th)2005 (O): 800m: 1:59.04 (P - 12th); 1500m: 4:13.55 (15th)2004 (I): Mile: 4:34.60 (6th); dMr: 10:44.78 (6th)2004 (O): 800m: 2:00.08 (P - 7th); 1500m: 4:21.41 (20th)

Indoor: 800m: 1:59.90 (2005); 1000m: 2:41.42 (2005); Mile: 4:26.87 (2006)Outdoor: 800m: 1:59.04 (2005); 1500m: 4:01.43 (2006); 3000m: 9:34.98 (2006)

awards and honors

- All-Southern Conference- Six-Time Southern Conference Finalist- 2004 All-State Collegian- Three-Time Dean’s List Honoree- Academic Gold Star Honoree- Three-Time Southern Conference Honor Roll Honoree- Seven-Time Athletics Director’s Honor Roll Honoree

high School… A 2006 graduate of Myrtle Beach High School… lettered all four years in cross country, received three letters in track… cross country team won the regional title.Personal… Bryan Douglas Lailson… born April 14, 1988 in San Diego, Calif… son of Jaime and Sharon Lailson… chose The Citadel over Coastal Carolina and the College of Charleston… brother plays football at Benedict College… majoring in business administration.

Bryanlailson

5-9 l 140 l Fr. india Co. l distance

Myrtle Beach, S.C. l (Myrtle Beach hS)

Bricemann

6-0 l 145 l Fr.F-Troop l distance

navarre, Fla. l (navarre hS)

high School… A 2006 graduate of Navarre High School… lettered twice in cross country and track… named captain of his cross country team… was a member of the first Navarre HS team to qualify for the state cross country meet in school history.Personal… Brice Lawrence Mann… born June 17, 1988 at Mather AFB, Calif…. son of Rob and Cathy Mann… father Rob ran cross country and track at The Citadel from 1983-85… majoring in history.

high School... Three-time All-State cross country runner from Wilson Hall High School... All-State track runner his senior year in 2006... lettered in cross country, track and soccer... received All-State honors and named South Carolina’s Player of the Year in soccer in 2006... also received All-Region honors in soccer all four years of high school... coached by Tom O’Hare in track and cross country.Personal... Born on Feb. 25, 1988 in Sumter, S.C.... brother Benjamin also is on The Citadel track team... son of Greg and Carolyn Kight... majoring in civil en-gineering.

BrendankighT

5-9 l 145 l Fr. delta Co. l distance

Sumter, S.C. l (Wilson hall hS)

awards and honors


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Joshmay

6-1 l 160 l Fr.delta Co. l distance

Simpsonville, S.C. l (Mauldin hS)

high School… Graduated from Mauldin High School in 2006… lettered in football, track and cross country… a member of the athletic honor roll.Personal… Joshua T. May… born June 10, 1988 in Germany… son of Mike and Pam May… majoring in biology.

2006... Began his Bulldog career with a pair of 7.23 marks in the 60m dash, first at the Clemson Opener (12/3) and then again at the UNC Opener (1/14)... ran the 60m dash in 7.18 at the UNC Invitational (2/4)... set a personal-best time of 7.03 in the pre-lims of the 60m dash at the Clemson Tiger Invitational (2/10)... finished that meet tied for 14th as he ran the 60m dash in 7.09 in the finals... outdoors, ran a season-best 11.23 in the 100m at the Clemson Invita-tional (4/8), finishing 11th... also finished 11th at the UNC Fast Times Invitational (4/14), running 11.33... finished fifth in his prelim heat of the 100m dash at the SoCon Championships, where he ran a personal-best 11.15.high School... Graduated from Greenbriar High School in 2005... coached by Katie Smallwood... let-tered in track and field and football... named All-County and All-Region in track... placed in the top-10 in the state... won the Senior Athletic Award in track and football.Personal... Son of Curtis and Helen Merriweather... born on July 31, 1987 in Jackson, S.C.... father played football at Newberry College... majoring in business administration with an accounting concentration.

WesleymerriWeaTher

5-6 l 160 l So. romeo Co. l Sprints

evans, Ga. l (Greenbrier hS)

Personal Bests


2006 (I): 60m: 7.05 (P - 6th)2006 (O): 100m: 11.15 (P - 5th); 4x100m relay: 42.29 (4th)

Indoor: 60m: 7.03 (2006) Tied-#6 in Citadel HistoryOutdoor: 100m: 11.15 (2006)

awards and honors


2006... Ran the 200m in 24.82 at the UNC Invitational (2/4)... outdoors, ran a season-best 12.02 in the 100m and a 24.16 in the 200m both at the Clemson Invitational (4/8)... bested both of those marks, running 11.75 in the 100m and 23.47 in the 200m at the UNC Fast Times Invitational (4.14)... finished eighth in his prelim heat of the 400m at the SoCon Championships, running 52.70.high School... Attended the American School of Doha in Cairo, Egypt where he graduated in 2005... lettered in basketball, track and volleyball... placed first in the 100m and 200m in the Cairo, Egypt Games... also finished second in the high jump and third in the 4x100m relay... basketball team was league champion three out of his four years... named MVP of his basketball team his senior year.Personal... Son of Clyde and Rosalind Moore... born on May 24, 1987 in Fayette-ville, N.C.... father is in the Army... majoring in political science.

Calebmoore

6-0 l 170 l So. india Co. l Sprints

Charleston, S.C. l (american School of dOha)

Personal Bests


2006 (O): 400m: 52.70 (P - 8th)

Indoor: 200m: 24.82 (2006)Outdoor: 100m: 11.75 (2006); 200m: 23.47 (2006); 400m: 52.70 (2006)awards and honors

- Athletics Director’s Honor Roll Honoree

awards and honors

- Southern Conference Finalist

Thomaspressley

5-10 l 177 l Sr. alpha Co. l Sprints

lake City, S.C. l (lake City hS)

Personal Bests


2006 (I): 60m: 7.00 (P - 4th); 60m: 7.00 (6th); 200m: 22.94 (P - 3rd)2006 (O): 100m: 11.09 (P - 4th); 100m: 11.31 (7th); 200m: 22.59 (P - 4th); 4x100m relay: 42.29 (4th)2005 (I): 60m: 6.94 (P - 4th); 60m: 6.97 (2nd); 200m: 22.20 (P - 1st); 200m: 22.34 (3rd); 4x400m relay: 3:22.52 (3rd)2005 (O): 100m: 11.21 (P - 4th); 200m: 22.39 (P - 4th); 4x100m relay: 42.06 (4th)2004 (I): 60m: 7.06 (P - 3rd); 200m: 22.80 (P - 3rd)2004 (O): 100m: 10.81 (P - 3rd); 100m: 10.77 (6th); 200m: 21.88 (P - 2nd); 200m: 21.95 (6th)

Indoor: 55m: 6.53 (2005); 60m: 6.94 (2005) Tied-#3 in Citadel History; 200m: 22.20 (2005) #4 in Citadel History; 400m: 53.06 (2005)Outdoor: 100m: 10.77 (2004) #10 in Citadel History; 200m: 21.81 (2005) #10 in Citadel Historyawards and honors

- 2005 High Point Award Winner- 2004 Bulldog Outstanding Track Competitor- Three-Time All-Southern Conference- Nine-Time Southern Conference Finalist- 2004 Penn Relays All-Academy Champion- 2004 State Collegiate Champion- Seven-Time All-State Collegian- Dean’s List Honoree- Athletics Director’s Honor Roll Honoree

2006... At the Clemson Opener (12/3), ran the 60m in 7.07 and the 200m in 23.34... ran the 60m dash in 7.09 at the Niswonger Invitational (1/20)... finished fourth in his preliminary heat in the 60m dash at the SoCon Indoor Championships (2/24), running 7.00... ran 7.00 again in the finals to finish sixth... also at the SoCon Indoor Championships, finished third in his preliminary heat of the 200m with a time of 22.94... outdoors, ran a season best 10.92 and placed eighth in the 100m at Coastal Carolina (3/10) ... ran a season-best 22.46 in the 200m at the Clemson Invitational (4/8)... ran a season-best time of 22.33 in the 200m at the UNC Fast Times Invitational (4/14)... finished fourth in his prelim heat of the

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DOGS200m at the SoCon Championships, running 22.59... placed fourth in his prelim heat of the 100m dash at the SoCon Championships with a time of 11.09... ran an 11.31 in the finals of the 100m dash at the SoCon Champi-onships as he finished seventh overall.2005... Won the 100m dash at the Coastal Carolina Invitational with a time of 10.80... had five top-three finishes, including second at the South Carolina Collegiate State Champion-ships... had nine top-10 finishes in the 200m dash (indoors and outdoors) including the fourth-fastest time in the prelims of the SoCon Indoor Champi-onships, running a 22.20, which sent him to the finals with a new personal record and the fourth fastest time in school history... ran a 22.34 to fin-ish sixth in the 200m dash and was named conference finalist... continued

his strong effort to the start of the outdoor season, where he ran a personal record in the 200m outdoors at the Coastal Carolina Invitational with a time of 21.81, ranking ninth in the school record books... finished 12th in the SoCon Outdoor Championships in the 200m dash with a time of 22.39... finished sev-enth in the prelims of the 60m dash at the SoCon Indoor Championships with a personal-best time of 6.94... finished fourth in the finals of the 60m dash with a time of 6.97... was a member of the 4x400m relay team that finished third at the SoCon Indoor Championships with a time of 3:22.52 as Pressley ran a 51.50 split, garnering All-Conference honors... ran a 10.20 split in the 4x100m relay at the SoCon Outdoor Championships as the team finished fourth with an overall time of 42.06... was awarded the 2005 High Point Award for track and field.2004... Clenched the No. 7 spot all-time at The Citadel in indoor 60m...set fresh-man school record in 4x100 relay... captured No. 8 spot all-time in both the 100m and 4x400 relay at The Citadel... also 10th all-time in 200m... named The Citadel’s Outstanding Track Competitor... earned All-State honors in 100m, 200m, and 4x400 relay... member of 2004 Penn Relays, Military 4x100 cham-pion team...Southern Conference finalist in 100m and 200m.high School... A 2003 graduate of Lake City High School... lettered in track and field...a three time region champion and four time state qualifier.Personal... son of Linda and Alexander Pressley... born March 11, 1985... major-ing in history.


2006: Did not compete.high School… A 2005 graduate of Lakewood High School… received three letters in football and track and field… named Most Improved on his football team… placed fifth in regionals in shot put his senior year.Personal… Corey Stuart Robinson… born on Jan. 28, 1987 at Cannon AFB, N.M….son of Robert and Karen Robinson… cousin, Travis, played soccer for four years at East Carolina… chose The Citadel over the Air Force Academy… major-ing in civil engineering.

Coreyrobinson

6-2 l 245 l So. Golf Co. l Throws

Sumter, S.C. l (lakewood hS)

Dansagmiller

6-0 l 180 l Jr. romeo Co. l hurdles

Mt. airy, Md. l (Glenelg hS)

Personal Bests


2006 (I): 400m: 50.88 (P - 2nd); 4x400m relay: 3:23.06 (2nd); dMr: 10:18.09 (3rd)2006 (O): 400m: 49.86 (P - 4th); 400m: 50.56 (8th); 400m h: 57.17 (P - 5th); 400m h: 56.59 (7th); 4x400m relay: 3:18.02 (3rd)2005 (I): 400m: 52.34 (P - 3rd)2005 (O): 400m h: 56.56 (P - 6th); 400m h: 57.17 (6th)

Indoor: 400m: 50.88 (2006)Outdoor: 400m: 49.86 (2006); 400m h: 56.56 (2005)

awards and honors

- Three-Time All-Southern Conference- Six-Time SoCon Finalist- 2005 All-State Collegian- Dean’s List Honoree- Four-Time Athletics Director’s Honor Roll Honoree

2006... Opened the indoor season with a then-personal record in the 400m, running 52.29 at the Clemson Opener (12/3)... topped that with a 19th place finish and a time of 51.21 at the UNC Opener (1/14)... ran the 400m in 51.76 at the Niswonger Invitational (1/20)... finished 12th at the UNC Invitational (2/4) in the 400m, running 50.93... was the runner-up in his preliminary heat in the 400m at the SoCon Indoor Championships (2/24) with a personal best time of 50.88... outdoors, ran a 58.20 in the 400m H at the Clemson Invitational (4/8)... bested that with a season-best time of 57.11 in the 400m H at the UNC Fast Times Invitational (4/14)... made his season debut in the 400m at the SoCon Championships, where he advanced to the finals with a prelim time of 49.86, setting a new personal record... ran 50.56 in the finals of the 400m, finishing eighth... in the SoCon Championship 400m H finals, missed a new personal record by three-hundredths of a second as he ran 56.59 to finish seventh... placed fifth in his prelim heat to advance to the finals with a time of 57.17... anchor leg of the 4x400m relay team that set a season-best time of 3:18.02 at the SoCon Championships, finishing third.2005... Started off his freshman year strong, running a 53.50 split in the distance medley relay at the UNC Indoor Invitational as the DMR team finished sixth with

a time of 10:38.88... dropped his 400m time below the 52.00 mark at the Irwin Belk Invita-tional, where he finished 12th with a time of 51.18, setting a new personal record in the event... ran a 52.60 split in the 4x400m relay as The Citadel won the event at the Furman Quad Meet with a time of 3:30.28... that same relay team finished third at the South Car-olina Collegiate State Champi-onships the following weekend with a time of 3:25.23 as Sag-miller ran a 49.90 split... ran a 50.50 split in the 4x400m relay at the SoCon Outdoor

Championships as The Citadel placed fourth with an overall time of 3:21.23... had six top-10 finishes in the 400m hurdles during the outdoor season, including a third place finish at the Tar Heel Open with a time of 58.70... ran a 57.41 in the 400m hurdles at the Solid Orange Classic, finishing second... finished the SoCon Outdoor Championships with the sixth fastest time in the 400m hurdle prelims with a time of 56.56, a new personal record... ran a 57.17 in the finals to finish sixth overall.high School... A 2004 graduate of Glenelg High School... ran cross country, as well as indoor and outdoor track... named All-County in 2003 in both indoor and outdoor track... team was the 2002 Indoor Track State Champion... team was the state run-ner-up in 2004... coached by Phil Johnson.Personal... Born on Oct. 12, 1985 in Baltimore, Md.... son of James and Debra Sagmiller... father James wrestled for the University of North Dakota... nickname is Scooter... majoring in electrical engineering.

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Jamessanyi

5-8 l 130 l So. delta Co. l distance

Sumter, S.C. l (Sumter hS)

Personal Bests

Indoor: 800m: 2:09.50 (2006); Mile: 4:50.26 (2006)Outdoor: 1500m: 4:24.48 (2006)awards and honors

- Two-Time Dean’s List Honoree- Southern Conference Honor Roll Honoree- Three-Time Athletics Director’s Honor Roll Honoree

2006... Ran the mile at the UNC Invitational (2/4) in 4:50.26, finishing 20th... out-doors, ran a season-best 4:24.48 in the 1500m at Coastal Carolina (3/10) ... placed 10th in the 1500m at the Clemson Invitational with a time of 4:30.26 (4/8).high School... Attended Sumter High School, where he graduated in 2005... coached by Jimmy Watson... lettered in cross country, track and field and wrestling... was All-Region in track and field.Personal... Son of James and Mary Ann Sanyi... born on Jan. 26, 1987 in Sumter, S.C.... majoring in biology.

2006... Entered the top 10 in The Citadel record books in the first high jump of his collegiate career, ty-ing for eighth with a jump of 6’ 4” as he tied for second at the UNC Invi-tational (2/4)... finished 12th at the UNC Invita-tional in the triple jump, with an indoor best jump of 43’ 3.75”... best long jump of the season came at the Clemson Opener (12/3) with a mark of 20’ 1.5” as he finished 20th... finished seventh in the high jump at the SoCon Indoor Champion-ships (2/24) with a jump of 6’ 0”... placed 11th in the triple jump at the SoCon Indoor Champion-ships, jumping 42’ 8.75”...

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5-8 l 160 l So. Bravo Co. l Jumps

Columbia, S.C. l (Spring Valley hS)

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2006 (I): high Jump: 6’ 0” (7th); Triple Jump: 42’ 8.75” (11th)2006 (O): high Jump: 6’ 6.75” (1st); long Jump: 21’ 4.75” (8th); Triple Jump: 47’ 4.25” (5th)

Indoor: high Jump: 6’ 4” (2006) Tied-#8 in Citadel History; long Jump: 20’ 1.5” (2006); Triple Jump: 43’ 3.75” (2006)Outdoor: high Jump: 6’ 6.75” (2006) Tied-#7 in Citadel History; long Jump: 21’ 4.75” (2006); Triple Jump: 47’ 4.25” (2006) #3 in Citadel History

awards and honors

- 2006 Southern Conference High Jump Champion- 2006 Southern Conference Freshman of the Year- 2006 NCAA Regional Qualifier - High Jump- All-Southern Conference- Four-Time Southern Conference Finalist

outdoors, leapt to a season-best high jump of 6’ 6.75” and a third place finish at the Weems Baskin Relays (3/17) ... placed second in the high jump with a 6’ 6” jump at Coastal Carolina (3/10) ... set a season-best mark in the Triple Jump with a 45’ 11.75” at the Weems Baskin Relays (3/17) ... also placed second in the triple jump at the Clemson Invitational (4/8) with a mark of 44’ 3.25”... became the first Bulldog to win a Southern Conference Championship since 2003 as he won the high jump, tying a personal-best height of 6’ 6.75”... finished third in the long jump with a mark of 21’ 6.75”... recorded the third longest triple jump mark in school history with a jump of 47’ 4.25”, finishing fifth at the SoCon Champion-ships... named 2006 Southern Conference Freshman of the Year after scoring 15 points as a knob at the 2006 Southern Conference Championships.high School... A 2005 graduate of Spring Valley High School in Columbia... lettered in football and track... was an All-State honoree in the triple and high jumps... was All-Region in high jump, triple jump and football... regional champion in the high and triple jumps... team was the state runner-up in track... coached by John Jones.Personal... Son of Sheryl Purdie... born on Oct. 21, 1987 in Marion, S.C... is a starting cornerback for The Citadel football team... played in seven games in 2006 for the Bulldog football team, recording 20 total tackles on the year and two pass breakups... best performance came at Texas A&M with seven total tackles, four solo and three assisted... brother Cedric played basketball for South Florida (1999-2001)... majoring in business administration.

high School... Three-year letterwinner at Spring Valley High School... helped lead team to the 2005 Regional Championship... awarded the Captain’s Award in 2005... was a member of the 2004 Most Valuable Defensive Line... also a standout thrower on the track and field team... won a track and field state cham-pionship in 2003... coached by Jimmy Noonan and Cedric Jones.Personal... Kenton Sanquan Favor-Stephens... son of Willie and Betty Stephens... born on June 17, 1988 in Lexington County, S.C.... majoring in business adminis-tration.

KennysTephens

6-0 l 305 l Fr. Bravo Co. l Throws

Columbia, S.C. l (Spring Valley hS)

2006... Did not compete.high School... Attended New Milford High School... lettered in track and foot-ball.Personal... Son of Alberto and Elizabeth Trinidad... born on May 6, 1986 in Ma-nila, Philippines... majoring in business administration.

JoseTrinidad

5-6 l 167 l So. delta Co. l Sprints

new Milford, n.J. l (new Milford hS)

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WillWilson

5-10 l 155 l Sr. india Co. l distance

Columbia, S.C. l (Cardinal newman hS)

Personal Bests


2006 (I): Mile: 4:30.76 (13th); dMr: 10:18.09 (3rd)2006 (O): 1500m: 4:05.68 (12th); 3000m Steeplechase: 10:01.68 (7th)2005 (I): Mile: 4:37.44 (15th); dMr: 10:49.28 (7th)2005 (O): 1500m: 4:14.97 (17th); 3000m Steeplechase: 10:13.44 (11th)2004 (I): 3000m: 9:16.59 (17th); 5000m: 16:29.60 (23rd)2004 (O): 3000m Steeplechase: 10:46.77 (14th)

Indoor: Mile: 4:29.16 (2006); 3000m: 9:15.91 (2006); 5000m: 16:29.60 (2005)Outdoor: 800m: 2:00.96 (2005); 1500m: 4:03.56 (2006); 3000m S: 9:56.53 (2005); 5000m: 16:35.64 (2004)awards and honors

- All-Southern Conference- Three-Time Southern Conference Finalist- Two-Time State Collegiate Champion- Three-Time Athletics Director’s Honor Roll Honoree

2006... Placed 16th in the mile at the Niswonger Invitational (1/20) with a time of 4:34.64... ran the mile in a personal-best time of 4:29.16 at the Clemson Tiger Invita-tional (2/10), placing 12th... finished 13th in the mile at the SoCon Indoor Championships (2/24), running 4:30.76... outdoors, finished sixth with a time of 4:07.89 in the 1500m at the Weems Baskin Relays (3/17) ... reg-istered two top-four finishes in the 3000m Steeplechase placing third at Coastal Car-olina (3/10) with a 10:05.24 and placing fourth at the Clemson Invitational (4/8) with a season-best 10:02.54... set a new per-sonal record in the 1500m with a time of 4:03.56 at the UNC Fast Times Invitational (4/14)... finished 12th at the SoCon Cham-pionships with a time of 4:05.68.2005... Recorded a fourth-place finish in the Furman Quad Meet 1500m with a time of 4:13.41... was only .53 seconds away from breaking his personal record in the 1500m at the Solid Orange Classic, where he placed 11th with a time of 4:10.86... fin-ished 17th at the SoCon Outdoor Champi-onships in the 1500m, running a 4:14.97... ran a 53.00 split in the 4x400m relay at

the Tar Heel Open as the team placed second with a time of 3:27.93... finished 12th in the Coastal Carolina Invitational 800m, running a 2:00.96... ran a 3:22.00 split in the DMR at the UNC Indoor Fast Times Meet as the team ran an 11:03.09, plac-ing sixth... dropped his split down to 3:19.00 at the SoCon Indoor Championships where the Bulldogs finished seventh with a time of 10:49.28... the DMR team ran the second-best time in school history at the UNC Indoor Invitational, running a 10:38.88 while Wilson ran a 4:27.20 split...was named the 2005 Cross-Country MVP.2004... Captured State Championship in 1500m... earned a second place finish in the Steeplechase at the South Carolina Weems Baskin Relays... secured two third place finishes in the Steeplechase at both the Furman and Elon Invitationals.high School... A 2003 graduate of Cardinal Newman High School... earned All-State honors.Personal... Son of Maura and Jeremy Wilson... born Aug. 15, 1984... majoring in business administration.

2006... Began the indoor season with a time of 52.71 in the 400m at the UNC Opener (1/14)... recorded a time of 52.39 in the 400m at the Niswonger In-vitational (1/20)... placed 21st at the Clemson Tiger Invitational (2/10) in the 400m with a time of 51.68... recorded the ninth-fastest 400m time in school history in the preliminary heats of the SoCon Indoor Championships (2/24) with a time of 50.26... finished fourth in the SoCon Indoor Championships with a time of 50.40... outdoors, ran a personal-best 49.82 in the 400m at Coastal Carolina

(3/10) ... placed ninth in the 400 at the Clemson Invitational (4/8) with a time of 49.94... set a new personal record in the 400m at the SoCon Championships, finishing third in his prelim with a time of 49.69... fol-lowed that with a run of 49.90 in the finals, placing sixth... ran the first leg of the 4x400m relay team that set a season best time of 3:18.02 at the SoCon Championships, finish-ing third.2005... Ran a 10.90 split in the 4x100m relay at the South Caro-lina Collegiate State Championships as the team finished second with a time of 43.18... placed sixth in the 400m at the Tar Heel Open during the outdoor season with a time of 52.41... finished second in the 400m at the Furman Quad Meet, running a 51.70... ran a 52.10 split in the 4x400m relay as the team won the event with a time of 3:30.28... mem-ber of the relay team that finished third at the South Carolina Colle-giate State Championships with a

time of 3:25.50 as he ran a 52.70 split... finished eighth in the 400m at the Solid Orange Classic with a time of 51.58... ran a personal-best 50.37 in the 400m in the SoCon Outdoor Championship prelims, finishing 10th overall.high School... Graduated from Bob Jones Academy in 2004... ran track and played basketball.Personal... Son of Oren and Mary Vallejo... born on Dec. 9, 1985 in Pohnpei, FSM... named to the Dean’s List in Fall 2005... majoring in electrical engineer-ing.

JonathanValleJo

5-10 l 165 l Jr. Bravo Co. l Sprints

Greenville, S.C. l (Bob Jones academy)

Personal Bests


2006 (I): 400m: 50.26 (P - 1st); 400m: 50.40 (4th); 4x400m relay: 3:23.06 (2nd)2006 (O): 400m: 49.69 (P - 3rd); 400m: 49.90 (6th); 4x100m relay: 42.29 (4th); 4x400m relay: 3:18.02 (3rd)2005 (I): 400m: 52.26 (P - 5th)2005 (O): 400m: 50.37 (P - 10th)

Indoor: 200m: 23.67 (2005); 400m: 50.26 (2006) #9 in Citadel HistoryOutdoor: 200m: 23.65 (2005); 400m: 49.69 (2006)

awards and honors

- Two-Time All-Southern Conference- Five-Time Southern Conference Finalist- Four-Time Dean’s List Honoree- Two-Time Southern Conference Honor Roll Honoree- Five-Time Athletics Director’s Honor Roll Honoree

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2006... Began the indoor season with a 7.08 time in the 60m dash at the Niswonger Invitational (1/20)... ran the 60m dash in 7.02 in the prelims at the Clemson Tiger Invitational (2/10)... finished tied for 14th at that meet in the 60m dash, running 7.09 in the finals... ran the 60m dash in 7.01 to finish fourth in his preliminary heat at the SoCon Indoor Championships (2/24)... finished seventh overall in the SoCon Indoor

Championships 60m dash, running 7.00 in the finals... outdoors, ran a season-best 100m time of 11.01 at Coastal Carolina (3/10) ... ran a season-best in the 200m with a time of 22.27 also at Coastal Carolina... did not compete after that due to various lingering injuries.2005... Won the 100m dash at the Tar Heel Open and at the Furman Quad Meet with times of 10.91 and 11.73, respectively... fin-ished second in the 100m dash at the Solid Orange Classic, running a 10.76... ran a 10.79 in the SoCon Outdoor Championships 100m prelims for the fourth fastest-time... set a personal record in the 100m dash, running a 10.58 to finish third in the finals of the SoCon Championships, the fourth-fastest time in school history... had another double win in the 200m, winning at the Tar Heel Open (22.02) and at the Furman Quad Meet (22.60)... placed fourth at the South Carolina Collegiate State Championships in the 200m with a time of 21.88... finished fourth at the Solid Orange Classic 200m with a mark of 21.79... had the second-fast-est time in the 200m prelims at the SoCon Outdoor Championships, running a 21.67... set a personal record in the finals with a time of 21.47, finishing fourth and recording the

fifth-fastest time in The Citadel record books... ran a 10.50 split in the 4x100m relay at the South Carolina Collegiate State Championships as the team finished second with a time of 43.18... that relay team finished fourth at the SoCon Outdoor Champi-onships with a time of 42.06 as he ran a 10.70 split... ran a 50.20 split and received All-Conference honors as the 4x400m relay team finished third at the SoCon Indoor Championships with a time of 3:22.52... named 2005 Co-MVP of the track and field team... named the 2005 Outstanding Track Competitor.2004... Secured freshman school record in 4x100 relay... holds the number nine spot at The Citadel all-time in the indoor 60m... captured first place at the Furman Invita-tional in 100m and 4x100 relay... took first place in 100m at the Elon Invitational... member of All-State 4x100 relay team and the Penn Relays, Military 4x100 relay

QuintinWrighT

5-10 l 165 l Sr. Tango Co. l Sprints

Charleston, S.C. l (Garrett Tech)

Personal Bests


2006 (I): 60m: 7.01 (P - 4th); 60m: 7.00 (7th)2005 (I): 60m: 7.06 (P - 4th); 4x400m relay: 3:22.52 (3rd)2005 (O): 100m: 10.79 (P - 4th); 100m: 10.58 (3rd); 200m: 21.67 (P - 1st); 200m: 21.47 (4th); 4x100m relay: 42.06 (4th)2004 (I): 60m: 7.14 (P - 4th)2004 (O): 100m: 10.96 (P - 3rd); 200m: 22.52 (P - 5th)

Indoor: 55m: 6.68 (2005); 60m: 6.99 (2006) #5 in Citadel History; 200m: 22.40 (2006) #7 in Citadel HistoryOutdoor: 100m: 10.58 (2005) #4 in Citadel History; 200m: 21.47 (2005) #5 in Citadel Historyawards and honors

- 2005 Bulldog Co-MVP- 2005 Bulldog Co-Outstanding Track Competitor- Two-Time All-Southern Conference- Five-Time Southern Conference Finalist- 2004 Penn Relays All-Academy Champion- Two-Time All-State Collegian- Two-Time Athletics Director’s Honor Roll Honoree

champion team.high School... A 2003 graduate of Garrett Tech High School... earned four let-ters in track and field... holds 100m and 200m Garrett High School record.Personal... Son of Renee and Quintin Wright... born March 20, 1985... majoring in education.

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WOMen MenSouthern Conference indoor Championships

Feb. 24-25, 2006Clemson Indoor Track Complex - Clemson, S.C.

200m 5. Jodi Whittle, 25.554x400m relay 3. The Citadel, 4:07.87 (Jodi Whittle, Megan Jenkins, Christine DeVasto, Sarah Strickland)distance Medley relay 6. The Citadel, 12:48.04 (Sarah Strickland, Jodi Whittle, Megan Jenkins, Erin Ritter)Shot Put 2. Stephanie McNeill, 14.00m (45’ 11.25”)20 lb.Weight Throw 5. Stephanie McNeill, 15.83m (51’ 11.25”)Pentathlon 5. Tasha Sanders, 2799 points

Final Team Standings 1. Appalachian State 148.50 2. Western Carolina 122 3. Georgia Southern 118 4. Chattanooga 108 5. Furman 42 6. Elon 40 7. College of Charleston 26.50 8. The Citadel 25 9. Davidson 22 10. UNC Greensboro 8

Southern Conference indoor ChampionshipsFeb. 24-25, 2006

Clemson Indoor Track Complex - Clemson, S.C.

60m 6. Thomas Pressley, 7.00 (6.992) 7. Quintin Wright, 7.00 (6.996) 400m 4. Jonathan Vallejo, 50.40800m 3. Marcus Butler, 1:54.724x400m relay 2. The Citadel, 3:23.06 (Jonathan Vallejo, John DeLago, Marcus Butler, Dan Sagmiller)distance Medley relay: 3. The Citadel, 10:18.09 (Charles Kutz, Dan Sagmiller, Marcus Butler, Will Wilson) high Jump 7. Shaquill Smith, 1.83m (6’ 0”)Shot Put 5. Alex Croskey, 13.84m (45’ 5”) 6. Rick Austin, 13.51m (44’ 4”)35lb. Weight Throw 5. Zach DiBois, 15.05m (49’ 4.5”)

Final Team Standings 1. Western Carolina 277 2. Appalachian State 213 3. The Citadel 43 4. Chattanooga 40 5. Davidson 33 6. UNC Greensboro 30 7. Wofford 13

Sarah Strickland was a member of the all-Southern Conference 4x400m relay team that placed third at the 2006 Southern Conference indoor Championships.

Marcus Butler ‘06 earned the fourth of his five All-South-ern Conference honors at the 2006 Southern Conference in-door Championships as he finished third in the 800m with a time of 1:54.72.

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WOMen MenSouthern Conference Outdoor Championships

April 29-30, 2006Georgia Southern Track Complex - Statesboro, Ga.

100m 7. Thomas Pressley, 11.31400m 6. Jonathan Vallejo, 49.90 8. Dan Sagmiller, 50.56800m 5. Marcus Butler, 1:54.861500m 6. Charles Kutz, 4:01.43400m hurdles 6. Thomas Cummings, 55.19 7. Dan Sagmiller, 56.59 8. Jamel Brown, 56.753000m Steeplechase 7. Will Wilson, 10:01.684x100m relay 4. The Citadel, 42.29 (Wesley Merriweather, Thomas Pressley, Cameron Easley, Jonathan Vallejo)4x400m relay 3. The Citadel, 3:18.02 (Jonathan Vallejo, Bryan Hladik, Marcus Butler, Dan Sagmiller)high Jump 1. Shaquill Smith, 2.00m (6’ 6.75”) 6. Kareem Royal, 1.85m (6’ 0.75”)long Jump 8. Shaquill Smith, 6.52m (21’ 4.75”)Triple Jump 5. Shaquill Smith, 14.43m (47’ 4.25”)Shot Put 4. Alex Croskey, 14.12m (46’ 4”) 8. Rick Austin, 12.81m (42’ 0.5”)discus 5. Zach DiBois, 43.50m (142’ 8”)hammer 3. Rick Austin, 49.14m (161’ 3”) 5. Zach DiBois, 45.80m (150’ 3”)Javelin 4. Rick Austin, 50.99m (167’ 3”)decathlon 7. Doug Schmid, 4182 points

Final Team Standings 1. Western Carolina 258.50 2. Appalachian State 244.50 3. Davidson 84 4. The Citadel 77 5. Furman 58 6. Chattanooga 51 7. Wofford 18 8. UNC Greensboro 15

Southern Conference Freshman of the yearShaquill Smith, The Citadel

Southern Conference Outdoor ChampionshipsApril 29-30, 2006

Georgia Southern Track Complex - Statesboro, Ga.

200m 8. Jodi Whittle, 26.12400m 5. Jodi Whittle, 58.621500m 8. Megan Jenkins, 4:45.563000m Steeplechase 6. Sarah Strickland, 11:26.45Shot Put 2. Stephanie McNeill, 14.30m (46’ 11”)discus 1. Stephanie McNeill, 43.04m (141’ 2”) 8. Monique Edwards, 39.07m (128’ 2”)hammer 5. Monique Edwards, 47.28m (155’ 1”) 7. Stephanie McNeill, 46.68m (153’ 2”)Javelin 4. Allison Taylor, 36.76m (120’ 7”) 5. Laura Phelan, 36.39m (119’ 5”)heptathlon 4. Tasha Sanders, 3887 points

Final Team Standings 1. Appalachian State 197.50 2. Georgia Southern 182.50 3. Western Carolina 144 4. Chattanooga 79 5. Elon 55 6. The Citadel 48 7. Furman 40 8. Davidson 39 9. College of Charleston 20 10. Wofford 10 11. UNC Greensboro 2

Southern Conference Field athlete of the yearStephanie McNeill, The Citadel

nCaa regional ChampionshipsMay 26-27, 2006

Irwin Belk Track - North Carolina A&T University - Greensboro, N.C.

Shot Put 15. Stephanie McNeill, 14.28m (46’ 10.25”)

Stephanie Mcneill made history when she became the first wom-an to win a Southern Conference Championship (discus) in school history. Mcneill went on to com-pete in the nCaa east regional Championships - another first for a woman at The Citadel - where she placed 15th in the shot put. Mcneill holds the school record in both events.

Shaquill Smith placed in three events at the 2006 Southern Conference Out-door Championships, in-cluding winning the high jump - as he earned the 2006 SoCon Freshman of the year award.

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Mark name location date2:23.69 Megan Jenkins Clemson, S.C. 2/10/20062:29.55 Peaches Hudson Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/26/20002:33.85 erin ritter Clemson, S.C. 2/10/20062:34.83 Christine DeVasto Clemson, S.C. 2/12/20052:35.07 Stefanie Farris Boone, N.C. 1/17/20032:36.52 Opal Vaughn Newark, Del. 2/8/20042:36.93 Mary Thornton Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/26/20052:37.22 Manda Rogers Johnson City, Tenn. 1/21/20052:39.84 Felipa reyes Clemson, S.C./SoCon 2/26/20052:42.60 Sarah Strickland Chapel hill, n.C. 1/14/2006

Mark name location date5:22.47 Sarah Strickland Clemson, S.C./SoCon 2/24/20065:31.65 erin ritter Clemson, S.C./SoCon 2/24/20065:34.84 Megan Jenkins Clemson, S.C. 12/3/20055:43.11 laura hewston Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/28/20045:45.79 Stefanie Farris Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/28/20045:49.01 Manda Rogers Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/26/20055:51.30 Sharon Hacker Clemson, S.C. 2/3/20015:51.82 amanda rawl Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/26/20055:55.28 Wilma Harp Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/26/20055:56.60 Mandy Garcia Clemson, S.C. 12/3/1999

Mark name location date10:48.94 Sharon Hacker Gainesville, Fla. 2/10/200211:21.50 Mandy Garcia Clemson, S.C. 2/14/199811:27.42 Olivia Perry-Smith Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/23/200211:34.02 amanda rawl Chapel hill, n.C. 1/28/200611:39.90 laura hewston Chapel hill, n.C. 2/4/2006

WOMen’S indOOr hiSTOry and reCOrdS

the Citadel women’s indoor sChool reCords

Current nCaa eventsevent Mark name Site date60m 7.84 Jodi Whittle Clemson, S.C./SoCon 2/24/2006200m 25.54 Jodi Whittle Clemson, S.C./SoCon 2/24/2006400m 58.73 Jodi Whittle Johnson City, Tenn. 1/20/2006800m 2:23.69 Megan Jenkins Clemson, S.C. 2/10/2006Mile 5:22.47 Sarah Strickland Clemson, S.C./SoCon 2/24/20063,000m 10:48.94 Sharon Hacker Gainesville, Fla. 2/10/20025,000m 19:09.21 Sharon Hacker Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/23/200260m hurdles 9.45 Tasha Sanders Chapel hill, n.C. 2/4/20064x400m relay 4:07.87 Whittle, Jenkins Clemson, S.C./SoCon 2/24/2006 DeVasto, StricklanddMr 12:48.04 Strickland, Whittle Clemson, S.C./SoCon 2/24/2006 Jenkins, ritterHigh Jump 5’ 1.75” Tara Stephenson Boone, N.C. 1/19/2002Long Jump 17’ 7” Tara Stephenson Chapel Hill, N.C. 1/26/2002Pole Vault 8’ 0.25” Alexis Gonzalez Columbia, S.C. 2/21/2004Shot Put 45’ 11.25” Stephanie Mcneill Clemson, S.C./SoCon 2/24/2006Weight Throw 52’ 10.25” Stephanie Mcneill Chapel hill, n.C. 2/4/2006Pentathlon 2,799 pts. Tasha Sanders Clemson, S.C./SoCon 2/24/2006

non-Current nCaa eventsevent Mark name Site date55m 7.25 Jodi Whittle Boone, n.C. 2/9/2006300m 42.57 Latrice Sales Clemson, S.C. 1/16/1999500m 1:23.39 Peaches Hudson Clemson, S.C. 12/3/19991,000m 3:28.35 laura hewston newark, del. 2/8/200455m hurdles 8.97 Tasha Sanders Boone, n.C. 2/9/2006

Mark name location date7.84 Jodi Whittle Clemson, S.C./SoCon 2/24/20068.02 Latrice Sales Clemson, S.C. 1/14/20008.10 Miriam Crawford Clemson, S.C./SoCon 2/24/20068.17 Tara Stephenson Chapel Hill, N.C. 1/26/20028.19 Monesha Booker Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/28/20048.31 Tanika Griffith Johnson City, Tenn. 1/28/20008.48 Tasha Sanders Johnson City, Tenn. 1/20/20068.57 Peaches Hudson Clemson, S.C. 1/20/20018.59 Christine DeVasto Johnson City, Tenn. 1/21/20058.61 Kelly Pesterfield Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/28/2004

Mark name location date25.54 Jodi Whittle Clemson, S.C./SoCon 2/24/200626.18 Monesha Booker Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/28/200426.34 Latrice Sales Johnson City, Tenn. 1/30/199926.84 Miriam Crawford Clemson, S.C. 12/30/200426.95 Montair Booker Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/21/200327.44 Tara Stephenson Chapel Hill, N.C. 1/26/200227.82 Rose Rodriguez Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/21/200328.07 Tanika Griffith Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/26/200028.26 Peaches Hudson Johnson City, Tenn. 1/30/199928.50 Kelly Pesterfield Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/21/2003

Mark name location date58.73 Jodi Whittle Johnson City, Tenn. 1/20/20061:01.54 Latrice Sales Clemson, S.C. 2/13/20001:01.70 Peaches Hudson Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/24/20011:03.17 Monesha Booker Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/21/20031:03.92 Rose Rodriguez Boone, N.C. 12/7/20021:04.09 Tara Stephenson Princess Anne, Md. 2/2/20021:04.15 Christine DeVasto Clemson, S.C./SoCon 2/24/20061:04.96 Stefanie Farris Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/21/20031:05.05 Renee Hypolite Clemson, S.C. 12/8/20001:05.68 Opal Vaughn Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/28/2004

60m

the Citadel’s toP 10 lists

200m

400m

3,000m

Junior Jodi Whittle holds three indoor school records, having recorded top times in the 60m, 200m and 400m races.

800m

Mile

Sophomore Megan Jenkins set the indoor 800m school record by almost six sec-onds in her freshman year. it was the best 800m time reg-istered in close to six years for the women.

Sarah Strickland was one of three freshman to record record mile times during the 2006 indoor season.

Sharon hacker ‘02 holds the outdoor school records in both the 3,000m and the 5,000m.

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DOGSMark name location date17’ 7” Tara Stephenson Chapel Hill, N.C. 1/16/200216’ 11.25” Tanika Griffith Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/24/200115’ 5.5”p allison Taylor Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/26/200515’ 4.75”p Kelly Pesterfield Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/26/200514’ 10”p Tasha Sanders Clemson, S.C./SoCon 2/24/2006p - mark set in Penthathlon competition

Mark name location date8’ 0.25” Alexis Gonzalez Columbia, S.C. 2/21/2004

Mark name location date45’ 11.25” Stephanie Mcneill Clemson, S.C./SoCon 2/24/200638’ 5” Catrina Moore Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/24/200137’ 4” Jenifer Moore Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/26/200537’ 4”p Tasha Sanders Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/26/200534’ 6.25” Carol Hamlin Boone, N.C. 1/19/200232’ 2.25” Monique edwards Clemson, S.C. 12/3/200532’ 2” laura Phelan Chapel hill, n.C. 2/4/200628’ 5.75” Shirley Godfrey Newark, Del. 2/15/200327’ 1”p allison Taylor Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/26/200526’ 1”p Kelly Pesterfield Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/26/2005p - mark set in Pentathlon competition

Mark name location date52’ 10.25” Stephanie Mcneill Chapel hill, n.C. 2/4/200644’ 9” Carol Hamlin Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/26/200043’ 8” Monique edwards Chapel hill, n.C. 2/4/200640’ 8.75” Catrina Moore Newark, Del. 2/15/200335’ 3.75” laura Phelan Clemson, S.C. 12/3/200534’ 0.25” Jenifer Moore Chapel Hill, N.C. 1/15/200533’ 9.5” Megan Gentry Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/26/200031’ 0.25” Shirley Godfrey Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/21/2003

Mark name location date2,799 Tasha Sanders Clemson, S.C./SoCon 2/24/20062,338 allison Taylor Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/26/20052,308 Kelly Pesterfield Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/26/2005

11:55.20 Clara Crossman Columbia, S.C. 2/21/200411:57.64 Wilma Harp Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/26/200512:05.91 Tosha Mitchell Johnson City, Tenn. 1/30/199912:21.87 Amanda Orson Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/26/200012:24.63 Stefanie Farris Chapel Hill, N.C. 1/31/2004

Mark name location date19:09.21 Sharon Hacker Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/23/200219:26.34 laura hewston Clemson, S.C. 2/10/200619:38.33 amanda rawl Clemson, S.C./SoCon 2/24/200620:05.45 Clara Crossman Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/28/200420:26.79 Mandy Garcia Lexington, Va./SoCon 2/20/199921:07.58 Viann Bolick Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/24/200121:17.70 Amanda Orson Johnson City, Tenn. 12/11/199921:31.20 Amberly Boyle Johnson City, Tenn. 12/11/199922:18.73 Stefanie Farris Chapel Hill, N.C. 1/31/2004

Mark name location date9.45 Tasha Sanders Chapel hill, n.C. 2/4/200610.25 Peaches Hudson Chapel Hill, N.C. 1/26/200211.19p allison Taylor Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/26/200511.42p Kelly Pesterfield Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/26/2005p - mark set in Pentathlon competition

Mark name location date4:07.87 Whittle, Jenkins, DeVasto, Strickland Clemson, S.C./SoCon 2/24/20064:09.46 Whittle, DeVasto, Crawford, Sanders Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/26/20054:09.51 Booker, Rodriguez, Booker, Farris Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/22/20034:14.49 Hudson, Stephenson, Perry-Smith, Rodriguez Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/23/20024:16.64 Hudson, Sales, Hypolite, Griffith Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/26/20004:18.96 DeVasto, Jenkins, Strickland, ritter Clemson, S.C. 2/10/20064:21.93 Whittle, Jenkins, Strickland, ritter Clemson, S.C. 2/10/20064:22.02 Whittle, Crawford, DeVasto, Sanders 1/21/20054:24.58 Farris, Rodriguez, Mo Booker, Pesterfield Boone, N.C. 12/7/20024:26.79 Whittle, DeVasto, Sanders, Reyes Clemson, S.C. 12/3/2004

Mark name location date12:48.04 Strickland, Whittle, Jenkins, ritter Clemson, S.C./SoCon 2/24/200613:17.27 Strickland, Lincer, Jenkins, Ritter Clemson, S.C. 12/3/200513:49.73 Rogers, Taylor, DeVasto, Rawl Clemson, S.C. 2/12/200513:49.90 Hewston, Booker, Vaughn, Crossman Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/28/200413:53.58 Rogers, Whittle, Thornton, Rawl Chapel Hill, N.C. 1/29/200513:58.66 Rogers, Whittle, DeVasto, Hewston Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/26/200514:04.76 Garcia, Sales, Hudson, Mitchell Lexington, Va..SoCon 2/20/199914:05.08 Farris, Booker, Hewston, Crossman Newark, Del. 2/8/200414:15.21 Hacker, Sales, Hudson, Orson Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/26/2000

Mark name location date5’ 1.75” Tara Stephenson Boone, N.C. 1/19/20025’ 0.25” Peaches Hudson Boone, N.C. 1/19/20024’ 9”p Kelly Pesterfield Johnson City. Tenn./SoCon 2/26/20054’ 6”p Tasha Sanders Clemson, S.C./SoCon 2/24/20064’ 4.25”p allison Taylor Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/26/2005p - mark set in Penthathlon competition

WOMen’S indOOr hiSTOry and reCOrdS

5,000m

60m hurdles

4x400m relay

distance Medley relay

high Jump

long Jump

Pole Vault

Shot Put

20lb. Weight Throw

Pentathlon

Tasha Sanders holds the school indoor records in the 55m hurdles, the 60m hurdles and the pentathlon.

Junior Jodi Whittle is a member of the school record 4x400m relay and distance Medley relay teams.

Stephanie Mcneill holds the indoor school record in the weight throw and the shot put.

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DOGS Mark name location date1:51.75 Layne Anderson Gainesville, Fla. 3/6/19881:54.06 Mike Cason Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/18/19891:54.72 Marcus Butler Clemson, S.C./SoCon 2/24/20061:55.33 Richie Hendricks Blacksburg, Va. 2/28/19981:55.65 Phil Stephens Unknown 19841:56.33 Charlie Davis Unknown 19811:56.61 Oscar Hughes Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/23/19911:56.66 Tony Kimbrough Gainesville, Fla. 2/10/20021:57.59 Dan Cannon Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/24/20011:58.03 Vince Bechtel Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/28/2004

Mark name location date4:11.49 Layne Anderson Gainesville, Fla. 1/22/19894:17.11 Andrew Lilly Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/21/19984:17.30 Chip Owens Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/18/19894:18.41 Matt Smith Johnson City, Tenn. 1/13/19804:21.94 Rich Lampe 19924:24.90 Art Milak 19774:25.34 Scott Sutter Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/26/20004:25.53 Richard Hamlin Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/23/20024:26.87 Charles kutz Clemson, S.C. 2/11/20064:27.44 Nick Trelawney Clemson, S.C. 2/13/2000

Mark name location date8:40.01 Rich Lampe Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/23/19918:40.79 Marty Maag Unknown 19848:41.24 Bob Butcher Clemson, S.C. 2/12/19938:47.83 Andrew Ciappa Unknown 19808:47.92 Eberhand Bender Unknown 19788:48.65 Paul O’Reilly Unknown 19688:48.71 Andrew Cawood Blacksburg, Va. 2/28/19988:50.58 Andrew Lilly Clemson, S.C. 2/14/19988:52.11 Chip Owens Gainesville, Fla. 1/22/19898:52.15 Phil Stephens Unknown 1984

Mark name location date14:56.87 Marty Maag Unkonwn 198414:59.54 Bob Butcher Johnson City, Tenn. 1/30/199315:13.5 Andrew Ciappa Unknown 197815:17.29 Jamie Cawood Clemson, S.C. 2/16/199615:17.38 Andrew Cawood Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/26/200015:24.48 Robert Killian Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/22/200315:28.5 Pat Stewart Unknown 198215:42.33 John Gubitosi Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/24/200015:43.9 Chris Many Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/18/198915:46.24 Ryan Kilbreth Johnson City, Tenn. 1/30/1992

Mark name location date8.57 Thomas Cummings Clemson, S.C. 2/12/20058.67 Bernie Motte Clemson, S.C. 2/14/19978.69 Chad Case Clemson, S.C. 2/14/19978.94 John Auer Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/26/20059.08 Jamel Brown Chapel hill, n.C. 1/14/069.28 Jeff Witherspoon Clemson, S.C. 12/3/19999.48 John Bednarczyk Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/28/20049.78 Travis Taylor Newark, Del. 2/8/2004

Men’S indOOr hiSTOry and reCOrdS

the Citadel men’s indoor sChool reCords

Current nCaa eventsevent Mark name Site date60m 6.84 Kenyon Doyle Clemson, S.C. 1/14/00200m 21.60 Kenyon Doyle Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/26/00400m 48.14 Alex Prince Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/23/02800m 1:51.75 Layne Anderson Gainesville, Fla. 3/6/88Mile 4:11.49 Layne Anderson Gainesville, Fla. 1/22/893,000m 8:40.01 Rich Lampe Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/23/915,000m 14:56.87 Marty Maag Unknown 198460m Hurdles 8.57 Thomas Cummings Clemson, S.C. 2/12/054x400m Relay 3:16.32 Witherspoon, Marbury, Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/22/03 Doyle, PrinceDMR 10:12.85 Anderson, Davis, Blacksburg, Va. 1/30/88 Foster, OwenzHigh Jump 7’ 1.25” Eric McClary Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/26/00Long Jump 23’ 8.75” Dan Creel Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/23/91Triple Jump 48’ 2.5” Hillery Douglas Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/28/82Pole Vault 14’ 7” Bill Burke Lynchburg, Va. 2/14/81Shot Put 56’ 7.5” Cosmo Tocci Unknown 1979Weight Throw 52’ 2” Stanley Victrum Gainesville, Fla. 1/16/81Heptathlon 3,747 pts. Travis Taylor Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/28/04

non-Current nCaa eventsevent Mark name Site date55m 6.35 Cutris Hardy Lexington, Va. 2/4/84300m 35.15 Curtis Hardy Unknown 1985500m 1:05.37 Alex Prince Newark, Del. 2/8/041,000m 2:26.54 Layne Anderson Unknown 198755m Hurdles 7.51 Jim Scott Knoxville, Tenn. 1/26/804x800m Relay 7:44.34 Anderson, Hughes, Johnson City, Tenn. 1/28/89 Owens, Cason

Mark name location date6.84 Kenyon Doyle Clemson, S.C. 1/14/20006.93 Carlos Frank Clemson, S.C. 1/16/19996.94 Thomas Pressley Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/26/20056.94 Jay Ingram Clemson, S.C. 2/6/19996.96 Romon Webb Johnson City, Tenn. 1/24/19976.99 Quintin Wright Clemson, S.C./SoCon 2/25/20067.03 Wesley Merriweather Clemson, S.C. 2/10/20067.03 Jeff Witherspoon Chapel Hill, N.C. 1/26/20027.04 Charles Watson Clemson, S.C. 12/8/20007.07 Cameron easley Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/26/20057.07 Ruben Gresham Johnson City, Tenn. 1/24/19977.15 Marcus Cohen Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/28/20047.16 Dwight House Johnson City, Tenn. 1/21/2006

Mark name location date21.60 Kenyon Doyle Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/26/200021.95 Jeff Witherspoon Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/23/200222.02 Carlos Frank Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/26/200022.20 Thomas Pressley Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/26/200522.24 Phil Florence Unknown 198822.32 J.T. Marbury Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/22/200322.32 Jay Ingram Lexington, Va./SoCon 2/20/199922.40 Quintin Wright Johnson City, Tenn. 1/20/200622.44 Romon Webb Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/21/199722.50 Carlos Hopkins Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/23/199122.61 Charles Watson Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/24/2001

Mark name location date48.14 Alex Prince Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/23/200249.04 Detric Cummings Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/23/199149.12 Dan Johnson Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/23/199149.26 Willie Davis Johnson City, Tenn. 1/23/198849.56 Rob Nichols Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/24/200149.83 Kenyon Doyle Johnson City, Tenn. 1/30/199949.9 Bryon Walker Gainesville, Fla. 1/16/198250.10 Richey Forrest Unknown 197950.26 Jonathan Vallejo Clemson, S.C./SoCon 2/24/200650.40 Charles Watson Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/22/2003

60m

200m

400m

800m

Mile

3,000m

5,000m

60m hurdles


One of the fastest men to ever run at The Citadel, kenyon doyle ‘03 holds the 100m and 200m indoor school records.

layne anderson ‘89 holds two indoor school records in the mile and 1500m races. anderson is currently an assistant coach at the University of iowa.

rich lampe ‘91 set the indoor school record in the 3,000m at the 1991 Southern Conference indoor Championships in John-son City, Tenn.

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DOGS22’ 6.5” Bo Thomas Unknown 197122’ 4” Tony Mathis Unknown 197922’ 3.75” Bill Hubbard Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/26/1982

Mark name location date48’ 2.5” Hillery Douglas Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/28/198247’ 9.25” Prince Collins Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/23/198047’ 7.25” Derek Green Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/22/199746’ 11” Sebastian Davis Blacksburg, Va. 1/21/199546’ 6.5” Mike Benke Unknown 197646’ 0” Scott Thompson Gainesville, Fla. 1/16/198245’ 11.25” J. B. Brown Columbia, S.C. 1/16/199445’ 10” Marcus Carter Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/22/200345’ 9.75” Demaj Wiley Chapel Hill, N.C. 1/26/200245’ 6.5” Bill Elliott Unknown 1961

Mark name location date14’ 7” Bill Burke Lynchburg, Va. 2/14/198114’ 6” David Watson Unknown 198314’ 3.25” Chad Case Blacksburg, Va. 2/28/199814’ 3” Forrest Rayford Unknown 196914’ 1.75” Chip Burtner Johnson City, Tenn. 2/21/199814’ 0” Mike Thurbar Unknown 198313’ 6” Pat Lukes Blacksburg, Va. 2/10/199013’ 6” Clay Morgan Unknown 198413’ 6” Chip Campsen Unknown 197913’ 6” Martin Beckman Unknown 196813’ 0” Eddie Godfrey Clemson, S.C. 2/16/199113’ 0” Loran Kiersted Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/23/199113’ 0” David Calkins Unknown 197012’ 6” Mike Bozeman Unknown 196712’ 6” Scot Sanborn Columbia, S.C. 2/17/1996

Mark name location date56’ 7.50” Cosmo Tocci Unknown 197955’ 9.50” Kelvin Brown Blacksburg, Va. 2/10/199052’ 2.50” Carey Cash Lexington, Va./SoCon 2/20/199352’ 0.50” Pat Twomey Johnson City, Tenn. 1/18/198551’ 11” Quentin Armstrong Boone, N.C. 1/18/200351’ 9.50” Jim Ettari Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/26/198250’ 0.75” Ron Moak Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/25/199549’ 5” Joe Davis Unknown 196049’ 4” Ed Watkins Unknown 196949’ 2.50” Bo Willard Gainesville, Fla. 1/27/1985

Mark name location date52’ 2” Stanley Victrum Gainesville, Fla. 1/16/198150’ 7.25” Zach DiBois Chapel Hill, N.C. 1/14/200649’ 1” Bill Robinson Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/18/198948’ 3” Doug Wertz Unknown 197847’ 9.75” Ron Moak Columbia, S.C. 2/17/199646’ 6.25” Chris Franklin Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/28/200446’ 6” Russ Touchberry Knoxville, Tenn. 2/16/200145’ 8.75” Dave Nielson Unknown 198344’ 6.25” D. J. Totland Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/20/198844’ 1” Jim Ettari Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/26/1982

Mark name location date3,747 Travis Taylor Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/28/20043,247 Hunter Reid Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/28/2004

Mark name location date3:16.32 Witherspoon, Marbury, Doyle, Prince Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/22/20033:17.25 Witherspoon, Cohen, Kimbrough, Prince Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/23/20023:18.93 Marbury, Ferguson, Doyle, Witherspoon Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/26/20003:19.21 Schoonover, Brown, Sharper, Johnson Johnson City, Tenn. 1/27/19903:19.70 Hughes, Cummings, Sharper, Johnson Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/23/19913:20.43 Davis, Schoonover, Anderson, DeGurian Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/21/19873:20.82 Cohen, Marbury, Doyle, Prince Johnson City, Tenn. 2/1/20033:21.07 Cummings, Butler, Kimbrough, Prince Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/28/20043:21.09 Medill, Redish, DeGurian, Baker Unknown 19843:21.14 Anderson, Sharper, Davis, Schoonover Johnson City, Tenn. 1/22/1988

Mark name location date10:12.85 Anderson, Davis, Foster, Owens Blacksburg, Va. 1/30/198810:18.09 kutz, Sagmiller, Butler, Wilson Clemson, S.C./SoCon 2/24/200610:18.75 Stephens, Baker, Blalock, Kendrick Unknown 198410:21.76 Hamlin, Kimbrough, Perricelli, Killian Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/23/200210:22.04 R. Skelly, Milak, Slawson, Smith Unknown 198010:23.23 Lilly, Hendricks, Nichols, A. Cawood Clemson, S.C. 2/14/199810:26.90 kutz, Pressley, Butler, Wilson Clemson, S.C. 2/10/200610:28.94 Perricelli, Marbury, Kimbrough, Hamlin Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/24/200110:29.92 kutz, Vallejo, Butler, Wilson Chapel hill, n.C. 1/28/200610:33.33 R. Skelly, Demers, Bender, Smith Unknown 1978

Mark name location date7’ 1.25” Eric McClary Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/26/20007’ 0” Scott Thompson Unknown 19836’ 10” Bob Jacobs Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/24/19796’ 8” Rob Waddington Clemson, S.C. 2/13/20006’ 6.5” Tony Bolton Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/20/19886’ 6” Ken Williams Unknown Unknown6’ 6” Jim Scott Unknown 19776’ 4.25” Travis Taylor Knoxville, Tenn. 2/15/20026’ 4” Shaquill Smith Chapel hill, n.C. 2/4/20066’ 4” Pat Deady Lexington, Va. 2/17/19906’ 4” John Timberlake Lexington, Va. 2/3/19906’ 4” Sam Woodard Unknown 19766’ 4” Rusty Holt Unknown 19726’ 4” Bo Thomas Unknown 19716’ 4” Tom Miller Unknown 19636’ 2” Brian Trimnal Columbia, S.C. 2/4/19956’ 2” Bill Elliott Unknown 19606’ 2” Cal McCombs Unknown 19676’ 1.5” Derrick Moore Unknown 1989

Mark name location date23’ 8.75” Dan Creel Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/23/199123’ 6.75” Prince Collins Gainesville, Fla. 1/16/198223’ 2.5” J.B. Brown Clemson, S.C. 2/12/199422’ 11.5” Derek Green Lexington, Va. 2/7/199822’ 10” Ruben Gresham Lexington, Va. 2/7/199822’ 10” Tony Bolton Gainesville, Fla. 1/22/198922’ 7.75” Torrence Forney Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 2/23/199122’ 7.5” Lovell Hunley Unknown 1975

Men’S indOOr hiSTOry and reCOrdS4x400m relay

distance Medley relay

high Jump

long Jump

Triple Jump

Shot Put

Pole Vault

35lb. Weight Throw

heptathlon

eric McClary won back-to-back Southern Conference indoor high jump championships in 1999 and 2000.

dan Creel ‘91 set the school’s indoor long jump record in 1991.

Cosmo Tocci ‘80 holds both The Citadel and the Southern Conference record in the indoor shot put. The two-sport star also played defensive tackle for The Citadel’s football team.

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DOGS Mark name location date58.00 Jodi Whittle Columbia, S.C. 4/6/20051:00.00 Latrice Sales Conway, S.C. 3/23/19991:00.68 Peaches Hudson Greenville, S.C. 4/5/20021:00.81 Monesha Booker Jacksonville, Fla. 3/2/20031:01.23 Renee Hypolite Greenville, S.C. 4/15/20001:03.00 Tosha Mitchell Conway, S.C. 3/23/19991:03.43 Christine DeVasto Conway, S.C. 3/12/20051:04.50 Opal Vaughn Davidson, N.C. 4/2420041:05.00 Sharon Hacker Conway, S.C. 3/23/19991:06.61 Flipper reyes Conway, S.C. 3/10/2006

Mark name location date2:17.31 Megan Jenkins Statesboro, Ga./SoCon 4/30/20062:27.83 Tara Stephenson Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 4/20/20022:27.86 Peaches Hudson Gainesville, Fla. 3/23/20002:32.20 Stefanie Farris Conway, S.C. 3/8/20032:32.21 Mary Thornton Columbia, S.C. 4/6/20052:32.33 Christine DeVasto Chapel Hill, N.C. 3/18/20052:32.41 laura hewston davidson, n.C. 4/24/20042:34.10 Flipper reyes Clemson, S.C. 4/16/20052:34.17 Opal Vaughn Savannah, Ga. 3/6/20042:36.09 Manda Rogers Columbia, S.C. 4/6/2005

Mark name location date4:45.56 Megan Jenkins Statesboro, Ga./SoCon 4/30/20064:52.35 Sarah Strickland Statesboro, Ga./SoCon 4/30/20065:07.03 Sharon Hacker Greenville, S.C. 4/14/20015:07.20 erin ritter Chapel hill, n.C. 4/14/20065:07.26 Mandy Garcia Wilmington, N.C. 3/14/19985:10.60 laura hewston Greenville, S.C. 4/3/20045:15.30 Olivia Perry-Smith Jacksonville, Fla. 3/2/20025:23.66 amanda rawl Conway, S.C. 3/12/20055:24.71 Wilma Harp Clemson, S.C. 4/16/20055:27.08 Manda Rogers Conway, S.C. 3/12/2005

Mark name location date10:50.00 Sharon Hacker Ladson, S.C. 3/9/200211:00.68 Sarah Strickland Chapel hill, n.C. 4/15/200611:09.36 Mandy Garcia Columbia, S.C. 4/8/199811:09.59 laura hewston davidson, n.C. 4/23/200511:21.04 erin ritter Chapel hill, n.C. 4/15/200611:21.87 amanda rawl Chapel hill, n.C. 4/15/200611:25.62 Viann Bolick Wilmington, N.C. 3/10/200111:39.84 Tosha Mitchell Clemson, S.C. 3/20/199911:40.25 Amanda Orson Clemson, S.C. 3/18/200012:00.09 Wilma Harp Davidson, N.C. 4/23/2005

Mark name location date18:28.06 Sharon Hacker Gainesville, Fla. 3/29/200219:14.84 erin ritter Statesboro, Ga./SoCon 4/30/200619:21.74 Mandy Garcia Rock Hill, S.C. 4/11/199819:36.33 laura hewston Clemson, S.C. 4/8/2006

WOMen’S OUTdOOr hiSTOry and reCOrdS

the Citadel women’s outdoor sChool reCords

Current nCaa eventsevent Mark name Site date100m 12.32 Jodi Whittle Conway, S.C. 3/10/2006200m 25.14 Jodi Whittle Cullowhee, n.C./SoCon 5/1/2005400m 58.00 Jodi Whittle Columbia, S.C. 4/6/2005800m 2:17.31 Megan Jenkins Statesboro, Ga./SoCon 4/30/20061,500m 4:45.56 Megan Jenkins Statesboro, Ga./SoCon 4/30/20063,000m 10:50.00 Sharon Hacker Ladson, S.C. 3/9/20025,000m 18:28.06 Sharon Hacker Gainesville, Fla. 3/29/200210,000m 40:55.33 laura hewston Cullowhee, n.C./SoCon 5/1/2005Steeplechase 11:26.45 Sarah Strickland Statesboro, Ga./SoCon 4/29/2006100m hurdles 15.42 Tasha Sanders Conway, S.C. 3/11/2006400m Hurdles 1:04.84 Peaches Hudson Greenville, S.C. 4/15/20004x100m Relay 48.65 Crawford, Sanders, Davidson, N.C. 4/23/2005 Booker, White4x400m relay 4:09.56 Whittle, Jenkins, Statesboro, Ga./SoCon 4/30/2006 Strickland, deVastoHigh Jump 5’ 6.5” Tara Stephenson Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 4/20/2002Long Jump 18’ 0” Tanika Griffith Lexington, Va./SoCon 4/21/2001Triple Jump 32’ 10.5” allison Taylor Columbia, S.C. 4/6/2005Pole Vault 9’ 6.5” Alexis Gonzalez Conway, S.C. 4/12/2003Shot Put 47’ 9” Stephanie Mcneill raleigh, n.C. 3/25/2006discus 141’ 2” Stephanie Mcneill Statesboro, Ga./SoCon 4/30/2006Javelin 124’ 6” Martha Skinner Conway, S.C. 3/13/2004hammer 155’ 1” Monique edwards Statesboro, Ga./SoCon 4/30/2006Heptathlon 4,697 pts. Tara Stephenson Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 4/20/2002

non-Current nCaa eventsevent Mark name Site dateMile 5:51.98 Mandy Garcia Conway, S.C. 3/2/19994x200m Relay 1:48.03 Pesterfield, Booker, Columbia, S.C. 2003 Booker, Crawford4x200m Co-Ed 1:38.06 Booker, Cummings, Columbia, S.C. 2003 Booker, CantonSprint Medley 1:54.84 Pesterfield, Crawford, Columbia, S.C. 2003 Booker, Booker4x300m Relay 3:00.80 Pesterfield, Booker, M., Columbia, S.C. 2003 Crawford, Gonzalez4x800m Relay 11:39.71 Farris, White, Columbia, S.C. 2003 Gonzalez, GisingerDMR 13:37.32 Garcia, Sales, Unknown 1999 Hudson, Mitchell4x1500m Relay 25:38.08 White, Gisinger, Columbia, S.C. 2003 Farris, Pesterfield4x1600m Relay 24:02.39 Garcia, Mitchell, Unknown 1999 Hacker, Hudson


Mark name location date12.32 Jodi Whittle Conway, S.C. 3/10/200612.36 Latrice Sales Cullowhee, N.C. 4/16/199912.58 Miriam Crawford Columbia, S.C. 4/7/200412.78 Monesha Booker Conway, S.C. 3/13/200412.90 Montair Booker Greenville, S.C. 4/5/200312.95 Tanika Griffith Durham, N.C. 4/8/200013.03 Rose Rodriguez Columbia, S.C. 4/10/200213.03 Kelly Pesterfield Columbia, S.C. 4/9/200313.21 Tasha Sanders Chapel hill, n.C. 3/18/200513.82 Christine DeVasto Chapel Hill, N.C. 3/18/2005

Mark name location date25.14 Jodi Whittle Cullowhee, n.C./SoCon 5/1/200525.80 Tara Stephenson Columbia, S.C. 4/10/200225.82 Latrice Sales Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 4/23/199925.98 Miriam Crawford Cullowhee, N.C./SoCon 5/1/200526.29 Peaches Hudson Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 4/23/199926.78 Rose Rodriguez Boone, N.C./SoCon 5/2/200426.85 Monesha Booker Conway, S.C. 4/12/200326.94 Montiar Booker Conway, S.C. 4/12/200327.57 Tanika Griffith Durham, N.C. 4/8/200027.66h Tasha Sanders Statesboro, Ga./SoCon 4/28/2006h - mark set in Heptathlon

100m

200m

400m

800m

1,500m

3,000m

5,000m

Mandy Garcia ‘01 has placed her name in several of the school’s top 10 lists, but her most significant accom-plishment was being the first female cadet-student-athlete at The Citadel.

Jodi Whittle enters the 2007 season holding the outdoor school 100m, 200m and 400m records.

at the 2006 Southern Confer-ence Outdoor Championships as a freshman, Megan Jenkins set the school records in the 800m and the 1500m.

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DOGS19:44.59 amanda rawl Columbia, S.C. 3/18/200619:49.83 Clara Crossman Conway, S.C. 3/13/200420:24.33 Viann Bolick Jacksonville, Fla. 3/3/200120:36.88 Olivia Perry-Smith Greenville, S.C. 4/13/200220:44.84 Amanda Orson Conway, S.C. 3/11/200022:24.83 Laura Gisinger Columbia, S.C. 3/22/2003

Mark name location date40:55.33 laura hewston Cullowhee, n.C./SoCon 5/1/200541:30.56 Sharon Hacker Johnson City, Tenn. 4/20/200241:45.27 amanda rawl Statesboro, Ga./SoCon 4/29/200645:12.61 Amanda Orson Boone, N.C. 4/22/2000

Mark name location date11:26.45 Sarah Strickland Statesboro, Ga./SoCon 4/29/200612:18.49 erin ritter Statesboro, Ga./SoCon 4/29/200612:20.21 Olivia Perry-Smith Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 4/20/200212:50.54 Wilma Harp Columbia, S.C. 4/6/2005

Mark name location date15.42 Tasha Sanders Conway, S.C. 3/11/200615.82h Peaches Hudson Boone, N.C./SoCon 4/22/200016.58h Tara Stephenson Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 4/20/2002h - mark set in Heptathlon

Mark name location date1:04.84 Peaches Hudson Greenville, S.C. 4/15/20001:15.57 Tasha Sanders Clemson, S.C. 4/16/2005

Mark name location date48.65 Crawford, Sanders, Booker, Whittle Davidson, N.C. 4/23/200549.31 Rodriguez, Booker, Pesterfield, Crawford Boone, N.C./SoCon 5/2/200449.57 Crawford, Sanders, deVasto, Whittle Conway, S.C. 3/11/200649.96 Rodriguez, Booker, Booker, Crawford Conway, S.C. 3/8/200350.14 Pesterfield, Booker, Booker, Crawford Columbia, S.C. 3/22/200350.40 Rodriguez, Booker, Booker, Pesterfield Boone, N.C./SoCon 4/19/200350.56 Hudson, Sales, Griffith, Hypolite Boone, N.C./SoCon 4/22/200050.72 DeVasto, Sanders, Taylor, Whittle Columbia, S.C. 4/6/200551.50 DeVasto, Taylor, Whittle, Crawford Conway, S.C. 3/12/200554.07 Sales, Hudson, Mitchell-Garcia Greenville, S.C. 4/10/1999

Mark name location date4:09.56 Whittle, Jenkins, Strickland, deVasto Statesboro, Ga./SoCon 4/30/20064:12.01 Rodriguez, Booker, Booker, Gonzalez Greenville, S.C. 4/5/20034:12.76 Rodriguez, Mo Booker, Crawford, Vaughn Boone, N.C./SoCon 5/2/20044:12.79 Hudson, Hypolite, Sales, Griffith Boone, N.C./SoCon 4/22/20004:12.93 Whittle, Jenkins, Strickland, reyes Columbia, S.C. 3/18/20064:13.75 Whittle, Sanders, Crawford, DeVasto Cullowhee, N.C./SoCon 5/1/20054:14.47 Booker, Rodriguez, Booker, Farris Conway, S.C. 3/8/20034:19.49 Whittle, Sanders, DeVasto, Taylor Davidson, N.C. 4/23/20054:21.48 Whittle, Jenkins, reyes, deVasto Chapel hill, n.C. 4/15/20064:21.72 Vaughn, Mo Booker, Crawford, Gonzalez Davidson, N.C. 4/24/2004

Mark name location date5’ 6.5”h Tara Stephenson Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 4/20/20025’ 0.25”h Peaches Hudson Gainesville, Fla. 3/25/20004’ 10” Kelly Pesterfield Columbia, S.C. 4/6/20054’ 9.5”h Tasha Sanders Statesboro, Ga./SoCon 4/29/20064’ 8” Allison Taylor Columbia, S.C. 4/6/2005h - mark set in Heptathlon

Mark name location date18’ 0” Tanika Griffith Lexington, Va./SoCon 4/21/200117’ 9”h Tara Stephenson Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 4/20/200216’ 1” Peaches Hudson Ladson, S.C. 3/6/199915’ 11.75” Kelly Pesterfield Columbia, S.C. 4/6/2005

15’ 1.25” allison Taylor Conway, S.C. 3/12/200514’ 7.25”h Tasha Sanders Statesboro, Ga./SoCon 4/29/2006h - mark set in Heptathlon

Mark name location date32’ 10.5” allison Taylor Columbia, S.C. 4/6/2005

Mark name location date9’ 6.5” Alexis Gonzalez Conway, S.C. 4/12/2003

Mark name location date47’ 9” Stephanie Mcneill raleigh, n.C. 3/24/200638’ 7.75” Catrina Moore Ladson, S.C. 3/4/200038’ 4.75” Tasha Sanders Chapel hill, n.C. 3/18/200537’ 6” Jenifer Moore Athens, Ga. 4/23/200533’ 6” Carol Hamlin Greenville, S.C. 4/14/200131’ 2.5” laura Phelan Chapel hill, n.C. 3/18/200529’ 6.5” Tara Stephenson Johnson City, Tenn. 4/20/200228’ 2” Megan Gentry Ladson, S.C. 3/8/200028’ 0” Shirley Godfrey Greenville, S.C. 4/15/200026’ 8.25” Peaches Hudson Gainesville, Fla. 3/26/1999

Mark name location date141’ 2” Stephanie Mcneill Statesboro, Ga./SoCon 4/30/2006131’ 0” Monique edwards Clemson, S.C. 4/8/2006125’ 10” Jenifer Moore Athens, Ga. 4/23/2005109’ 2” Tasha Sanders Columbia, S.C. 3/18/2006105’ 7” Carol Hamlin Columbia, S.C. 3/23/2002102’ 11” Catrina Moore Greenville, S.C. 4/14/200185’ 0” Shirley Godfrey Ladson, S.C. 3/12/200368’ 10” Megan Gentry Ladson, S.C. 3/8/2000

Mark name location date124’ 6” Martha Skinner Conway, S.C. 3/13/2004124’ 4” Carol Hamlin Gainesville, Fla. 3/26/1999120’ 7” allison Taylor Statesboro, Ga./SoCon 4/30/2006119’ 5” laura Phelan Statesboro, Ga./SoCon 4/30/2006111’ 2” Jenifer Moore Cullowhee, N.C./SoCon 5/1/2005111’ 1” Kelly Pesterfield Cullowhee, N.C./SoCon 5/1/2005109’ 1” Tara Stephenson Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 4/20/2002102’ 5” Catrina Moore Columbia, S.C. 3/22/200398’ 0” Christen Cox Columbia, S.C. 4/7/200496’ 8” Monique edwards Statesboro, Ga./SoCon 4/30/2006

Mark name location date155’ 1” Monique edwards Statesboro, Ga./SoCon 4/30/2006153’ 2” Stephanie Mcneill Statesboro, Ga./SoCon 4/30/2006128’ 6” Carol Hamlin Conway, S.C. 3/11/2000118’ 0” Megan Gentry Columbia, S.C. 4/12/2000117’ 5” Catrina Moore Conway, S.C. 4/12/2003103’ 11” Shirley Godfrey Ladson, S.C. 3/12/2003100’ 9” laura Phelan Chapel hill, n.C. 3/18/200592’ 5” Alicia Lau Clemson, S.C. 4/16/200585’ 2” Jenifer Moore Cullowhee, N.C./SoCon 5/1/2005

Mark name location date4,697 Tara Stephenson Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 4/20/20024,024 Peaches Hudson Clemson, S.C. 3/19/20003,887 Tasha Sanders Statesboro, Ga./SoCon 4/30/20063,212 allison Taylor Cullowhee, n.C./SoCon 5/1/20052,891 Kelly Pesterfield Cullowhee, N.C./SoCon 5/1/2005

WOMen’S OUTdOOr hiSTOry and reCOrdS

3,000m Steeplechase

10,000m

100m hurdles

400m hurdles

4x100m relay

high Jump

long Jump

Triple Jump

Pole Vault

Shot Put

discus

Javelin

hammer

heptathlon

4x400m relay

Miriam Crawford ‘06 was the first leg of The Citadel’s school record 4x100m re-lay team.

Stephanie Mcneill made history in 2006 when she became the first woman to win a Southern Conference Championship from The Citadel, tak-ing home the discus crown at the So-Con Outdoor Championships.

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Mark name location date10.42 Curtis Hardy Athens, Ga. 3/24/198410.49 Phil Florence Columbia, S.C. 4/22/198910.50 Kenyon Doyle Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 4/23/199910.50 Bryon Walker Unknown 198210.58 Quintin Wright Cullowhee, n.C./SoCon 5/1/200510.69 Charlie McAfee Athens, Ga. 3/24/198410.71 Carlos Hopkins Boone, N.C./SoCon 5/1/199310.73 Dick Murray Unknown 196810.74 Jeff Witherspoon Lexington, Va./SoCon 4/21/200110.75 Romon Webb Boone, N.C./SoCon 4/19/199710.77 Thomas Pressley Boone, n.C./SoCon 5/2/2004

Mark name location date21.23 Curtis Hardy Huntington, W.Va. 4/28/198421.24 Dick Murray Unknown 196921.27 Kenyon Doyle Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 4/23/199921.44 Jeff Witherspoon Lexington, Va./SoCon 4/21/200121.47 Quintin Wright Cullowhee, n.C./SoCon 5/1/200521.63 Phil Florence Huntington, W.Va./SoCon 4/29/198921.63 Charlie McAfee Huntington, W.Va./SoCon 2/28/198421.64 John Baker Unknown 198621.76 Jay Ingram Unknown 199921.79 Bryon Walker Unknown 198221.81 Thomas Pressley Conway, S.C. 3/12/2005

Mark name location date47.09 Alex Prince Boone, N.C./SoCon 5/2/200447.66 Willie Davis Unknown 1986

47.86* John Rivers Unknown 196148.21 Joe North Huntington, W.Va./SoCon 4/28/198448.22* Bill Sickles Unknown 196348.46* Gary Pinder Unknown 196648.86 Rob Nichols Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 4/23/199949.03 Byron Walker Unknown 198249.04 Mark Slawson Unknown 198049.10 Dan Johnson Boone, N.C./SoCon 4/28/1990* - converted to FAT

Mark name location date1:50.87 Layne Anderson Unknown 19881:51.45 John White Unknown 19681:51.57 Mike Cason Durham, N.C. 4/14/19901:52.85 Charlie Davis Unknown 19691:53.44 Marcus Butler Chapel Hill, N.C. 4/15/20061:54.00 Art Milak Unknown 19791:54.38 Phil Stephens Unknown 19851:54.40 Willie Davis Unknown 19861:54.54 Andrew Lilly Lexington, Va./SoCon 4/18/19981:55.03 Alex Prince Columbia, S.C. 3/20/2004

Mark name location date3:51.90 Robert Kendrick Unknown 19863:52.45 Art Milak Unknown 19773:52.52 Nich Pugh Unknown 19773:52.95 Layne Anderson Unknown 19883:55.02 Paul O’Reilly Unknown 19683:56.50 Phil Stephens Huntington, W.Va./SoCon 4/28/19843:57.00 Andrew Lilly Lexington, Va./SoCon 4/18/19983:57.80 Chip Owens Gainesville, Fla. 3/24/19893:58.08 Richard Hamlin Greenville, S.C. 20013:58.45 Jeff Snead Unknown 1976

Mark name location date8:39.54 Rich Lampe Wilmington, N.C. 3/9/19918:44.04 Chip Owens Wilmington, N.C. 3/11/19898:53.35 Robert Killian Davidson, N.C. 4/24/20048:55.44 Bryon Frost Ladson, S.C. 4/3/19939:02.14 Andrew Cawood Cullowhee, N.C. 3/17/19989:04.38 Nick Gastley Conway, S.C. 3/8/20039:08.04 Chis Many Wilmington, N.C. 3/11/19899:08.78 John Gubitosi Cullowhee, N.C. 3/17/20019:11.14 Bob Butcher Ladson, S.C. 3/17/19939:11.24 Dave Eaton Wilmington, N.C. 4/7/1990

Mark name location date15:00.87 Andrew Cawood Durham, N.C. 4/4/199815:02.10 Bob Butcher Columbia, S.C. 4/17/199315:02.90 Marty Maag Gainesville, Fla. 3/30/198415:03.50 Rich Lampe Gainesville, Fla. 3/30/199115:04.82 Andrew Lilly Durham, N.C. 4/4/199815:05.00 Andrew Ciappa Unknown 198115:05.70 Chip Owens Unknown 198715:10.50 Nick Pugh Unknown 197415:10.98 Robert Killian Gainesville, Fla. 3/29/200215:17.10 Robert Kendrick Unknown 1985

Mark name location date31:31.40 Andrew Ciappa Unknown 198131:32.20 Marty Maag Huntington, W.Va./SoCon 4/27/198432:01.00 Bob Butcher Gainesville, Fla. 3/24/199332:02 Rich Lampe Columbia, S.C. 4/8/198932:21.84 John Gubitosi Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 4/23/199932:29 Chris Many Columbia, S.C. 4/8/198932:44.99 Andrew Cawood Lexington, Va./SoCon 4/21/200132:56.72 Jamie Cawood Durham, N.C. 4/4/199833:21.03 Matt holmes Statesboro, Ga./SoCon 4/29/200633:30.00 Ryan Kilbreth Unknown 1992

Mark name location date9:30.0 Jeff Szczepanik Unknown 19889:30.6 Matt Smith Unknown 19809:31.9 Chip Owens Huntington, W.Va./SoCon 4/29/1989

Men’S OUTdOOr hiSTOry and reCOrdS

the Citadel men’s outdoor sChool reCords

Current nCaa eventsevent Mark name Site date100m 10.42 Curtis Hardy Athens, Ga. 3/24/1984200m 21.23 Curtis Hardy Huntington, W.Va./SoCon 4/28/1984400m 47.09 Alex Prince Boone, N.C./SoCon 5/2/2004800m 1:50.87 Layne Anderson Unknown 19881,500m 3:51.90 Robert Kendrick Unknown 19863,000m 8:39.54 Rich Lampe Wilmington, N.C. 3/9/19915,000m 15:00.87 Andrew Cawood Durham, N.C. 4/4/199810,000m 31:31.40 Andrew Ciappa Unknown 1981Steeplechase 9:30.00 Jeff Szczepanik Unknown 1988110m Hurdles 14.14 Jim Scott Unknown 1980400m Hurdles 52.91 Tony Brevard Boone, N.C./SoCon 4/28/19904x100m Relay 40.79 Marbury, Cohen, Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 4/20/2002 Witherspoon, Doyle4x400m Relay 3:11.63 Baker, DeGurian, Unknown 1986 Anderson, DavisHigh Jump 7’ 0.75” Scott Thompson Unknown 1982Long Jump 24’ 2.75” Bill Elliott Unknown 1962Triple Jump 49’ 4” Hilliary Douglas Unknown 1982Pole Vault 15’ 6” Bill Burke Unknown 1981Shot Put 56’ 1.5” Cosmo Tucci Unknown 1979Discus 171’ 10” Kelvin Brown Gainesville, Fla. 1990Javelin 204’ 10” Kris Kut Columbia, S.C. 4/12/2000Hammer 161’ 3” Rick Austin Statesboro, Ga./SoCon 4/29/06Decathlon 6,539 pts. Scot Sanborn Gainesville, Fla. 3/25/1995

non-Current nCaa eventsevent Mark name Site dateShuttle Hurdle 58.30 Mathis, McNeely, Unknown 1980 Matier, Scott4x200m Relay 1:27.14 Marbury, Watson, Columbia, S.C. 3/22/2003 Witherspoon, Doyle4x200m Co-Ed 1:38.06 Booker, Cummings, Unknown 2003 Booker, CantonSprint Medley 3:24.92 Baker, Hardy, Unknown 1985 Davis, Stephens4x800m Relay 7:41.42 Davis, Gibson, Unknown 1986 Persell, AndersonDMR 9:54.69 Hughes, Schoonover, Gainesville, Fla. 3/24/1989 Cason, Owens4x1500m Relay 16:20.60 Gibson, Anderson, Unknown 1987 Owens, Cason4x1600m Relay 17:56.86 Trelawney, Russell, Gainesville, Fla. 3/26/1999 Bautista, Gubitosi


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400m

3,000m

5,000m

1,500m

10,000m

800m

alex Prince ‘04 set the school record in the 400m in 2004 with a time of 47.09.

andrew Cawood ‘02 was one of the school’s most prolific distance runners, setting the 5,000m outdoor school record in 1998.

3,000m Steeplechase

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DOGS6’ 6.75” Robert Waddington Conway, S.C. 3/11/20006’ 6” Travis Taylor Conway, S.C. 3/13/20046’ 6” Tony Bolton Unknown 19886’ 4.25” Steve Medill Unknown 19856’ 4” Pat Deady Wilmington, N.C. 4/7/19906’ 4” Bryon Walker Unknown 19816’ 4” Sam Woodard Unknown 1978

Mark name location date24’ 2.75” Bill Elliott Unknown 196223’ 11” Dan Creel Ladson, S.C. 3/17/199023’ 4.75” Lovell Hunley Unknown 197523’ 3.25” Prince Collins Unknown 198123’ 3” Stump Mitchell Unknown 198123’ 3” Ron Josef Unknown 196723’ 1” Bo Thomas Unknown 196923’ 0.5” Will Dowden Unknown 196422’ 11.75” John Timberlake Ladson, S.C. 3/17/199022’ 10” Tony Bolton Huntington, W.Va./SoCon 4/29/198922’ 8.5” Aaron Green Athens, Ga. 4/1/1995

Mark name location date49’ 4” Hilliary Douglas Unknown 198248’ 3.5” Prince Collins Unknown 198147’ 4.25” Shaquill Smith Statesboro, Ga./SoCon 4/29/0647’ 3.5” Bill Elliott Unknown 196246’ 7.5” Derek Green Rock Hill, S.C. 4/5/199746’ 1” Bo Thomas Unknown 197145’ 8.5” Sebastian Davis Unknown 199445’ 6.25” Julius Hunter Columbia, S.C. 3/22/200345’ 4.5” Travis Earls Wilmington, N.C. 3/9/199145’ 2.5” Ron Josef Unknown 1967

Mark name location date15’ 6” Bill Burke Unknown 198115’ 0” David Calkins Unknown 198315’ 0” Chip Campsen Unknown 15’ 0” Forrest Rayford Unknown 196915’ 0” Chad Case Savannah, Ga. 3/31/199814’ 7” Chip Burtner Unknown 198314’ 6” David Watson Unknown 199014’ 0” Mike Naspinski Unknown 198414’ 0” Ed Wallace Unknown 197913’ 9” Eddie Godfrey Unknown 196813’ 6” Loran Kiersted Wilmington, N.C. 3/9/199113’ 6” Pat Lukes Columbia, S.C. 4/22/198913’ 6” Clay Morgan Huntington, W.Va./SoCon 4/28/198413’ 6” Marcus Hall Unknown 196913’ 6” Mike Thurbar Unknown 198313’ 6” Martin Beckman Unknown 196713’ 3.75” Marion vonTrump Unknown 195813’ 0” Dan Thompson Greenville, S.C. 4/5/200313’ 0” Kent Becht Unknown 199913’ 0” Clayton Massey Rock Hill, S.C. 3/8/199713’ 0” Sam McRoberts Ladson, S.C. 3/1/199713’ 0” Rob Cauthen Unknown 199213’ 0” Tom Metsker Unknown 196113’ 0” Bill Sanders Unknown 197813’ 0” Doug Adams Unknown 197313’ 0” Mike Bozeman Unknown 196713’ 0” John Murray Unknown 1968

Mark name location date56’ 1.5” Cosmo Tocci Unknown 197954’ 5.5” Pat Twomey Greenville, S.C. 4/21/198453’ 9.5” Kelvin Brown Tallahassee, Fla. 3/18/198953’ 2” Jim Ettari Unknown 198153’ 1.75” Ron Moak Unknown 199652’ 9.5” Carey Cash Boone, N.C./SoCon 5/1/199351’ 0.75” Quentin Armstrong Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 4/20/200250’ 11” Joe Davis Unknown 196049’ 10.75” Ed Watkins Unknown 196849’ 10” Bo Williard Unknown 1985

9:36.84 Robert Killian Athens, Ga. 4/10/20049:39.2 Bruce Williamson Columbia, S.C. 4/7/19849:43.15 Marc Quesenberry Cullowhee, N.C./SoCon 5/1/20059:44.5 Paul Biernacki Unknown 19739:45.71 Scott Sutter Conway, S.C. 3/11/20009:47.8 Alex Gordeuk Unknown 19859:48.5 Bryon Frost Columbia, S.C. 4/17/1993

Mark name location date14.14 Jim Scott Unknown 198014.38 Tony Mathis Unknown 198014.50 Steve Medill Unknown 198514.54 Chris Matier Unknown 198114.56* Ken Williams Unknown 196614.66 David Stephens Unknown 197014.74* Will Dowden Unknown 196214.84 Travis Earls Winston-Salem, N.C. 4/6/199114.85 Bernie Motte Boone, N.C./SoCon 4/19/199714.86 Eric Redish Unknown 1986* - converted to FAT

Mark name location date52.91 Tony Brevard Boone, N.C./SoCon 4/28/199052.94 Steve Medill Unknown 198553.02 Thomas Cummings Cullowhee, N.C./SoCon 5/1/200553.33 Gordon Barber Unknown 196953.33 Ken Williams Unknown 196953.63 Ben Dixon Unknown 198653.84 Drew McNeely Unknown 197954.11 Kevin Duncan Unknown 198254.74 Chris Matier Unknown 198055.01 Jamel Brown Statesboro, Ga./SoCon 4/29/2006

Mark name location date40.79 Marbury, Cohen, Witherspoon, Doyle Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 4/20/200240.88 Redish, Rain, Baker, Hardy Unknown 198640.94 Ingram, Frank, Nichols, Doyle Unknown 199941.07 Ingram, Frank, Witherspoon, Doyle Durham, N.C. 4/8/200041.29 Marbury, Watson, Witherspoon, Doyle Ladson, S.C. 3/12/200341.34 North, McAfee, Baker, Hardy Huntington, W.Va./SoCon 4/28/198441.35 Ingram, Marbury, Nichols, Witherspoon Lexington, Va./SoCon 4/21/200141.41 Hopkins, Tittle, Rivers, Cohen Boone, N.C./SoCon 5/1/199341.42 Watson, Baker, McAfee, Hardy Unknown 198341.67 Brevard, Gholston, Bolton, Florence Huntington, W.Va./SoCon 4/29/1989

Mark name location date3:11.63 Baker, DeGurian, Anderson, Davis Unknown 19863:12.18 Witherspoon, Marbury, Doyle, Prince Boone, N.C./SoCon 4/19/20033:12.70 Cohen, Marbury, Doyle, Prince Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 4/20/20023:15.26 Pugh, Sickles, Scott, Rivers Unknown 19613:16.46 Ingram, Doyle, Rivera, Nichols Unknown 19993:16.81 Manson, Shier, Duncan-Walker Unknown 19823:17.89 Schoonover, Brown, Sharper, Hughes Wilmington, N.C. 3/3/19903:17.92 Cohen, Cummings, Pressley, Prince Boone, N.C./SoCon 5/2/20043:17.94 Sharper, Anderson, Davis, Schoonover Unknown 19883:18.15 North, DeGurian, McAfee, Baker Huntington, W.Va./SoCon 4/28/1984

Mark name location date7’ 0.75” Scott Thompson Unknown 19827’ 0.25” Eric McClary Columbia, S.C. 4/12/20006’ 10.25” Bob Jacobs Unknown 19796’ 10” Eric Redish Unknown 19856’ 8” John Timberlake Wilmington, N.C. 3/3/19906’ 8” Bo Thomas Unknown 19706’ 7” Rusty Holt Unknown 19736’ 7” Cal McCombs Unknown 19656’ 6.75” Shaquill Smith Twice, last: Statesboro, Ga./SoCon 4/29/06

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4x100m relay

4x400m relay

high Jump

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Pole Vault

Shot Put

400m hurdles

110m hurdles

eric McClary (right) won the 2000 Southern Conference outdoor high jump champion-ship, but fell just short of top-ping Scott Thompson’s school record mark of 7’ 0.75”.

dan Creel ‘90 recorded the school’s second best mark in the long jump in 1990 at 23’ 11”.

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Team results1. The Citadel 642. West Virginia 523. Furman 454. William & Mary 245. Richmond 136. VMI 107. Virginia Tech 7

individual Champions 100 yd. Jim Pugh 9.8 220 yd. Jim Pugh 21.6 440 yd. John Rivers 48.8 High Jump Bob Blackledge 6’ 2” Discus Joe Davis 157’ 5”

Team results

Final Team Results Not Available

individual Champions 100 yd. Jim Pugh 9.9 220 yd. Jim Pugh 21.7 440 yd. John Rivers 49.1 220 yd. H Jim Pugh 23.7 Mile Relay The Citadel 3:21.6 Pole Vault Tom Metsker 12’ 6.75” Discus Joe Davis 154’ 7.5” Javelin Clyde Gaffney 194’ 4.25”

Team results1. The Citadel 682. Furman 553. West Virginia 274. William & Mary 245. VMI 156. Virginia Tech 9.57. Richmond 4.5

individual Champions 440 yd. John Rivers 48.5 220 yd. H Jim Pugh 23.7 Mile Relay The Citadel 3:19.3 Shot Put Joe Grossi 47’ 11.5” Discus Keith Stowers 142’ 1” Javelin Douse Rustin 196’ 9.5” Triple Jump Bill Elliott 45’ 6”

Mark name location date171’ 10” Kelvin Brown Gainesville, Fla. 3/28/1990168’ 9” Brooks Fox Unknown 1974157’ 11” Joe Davis Unknown 1960156’ 1” Carey Cash Knoxville, Tenn. 5/5/1990152’ 5” Ed Watkins Unknown 1968151’ 0” Ron Moak Unknown 1994150’ 6” Lloyd Sheffer Unknown 1978149’ 2” Ed Korzinek Unknown 1967148’ 2” Ben Adley Unknown 1980146’ 8” Zach DiBois Clemson, S.C. 4/16/2005

Mark name location date204’ 10” Kris Kut Columbia, S.C. 4/12/2000189’ 3” Scot Sanborn Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 4/20/1996187’ 0” Tony Ferretti Tallahassee, Fla. 3/17/1989184’ 5” Marcus Carter Columbia, S.C. 4/10/2002182’ 3” Bill Blake Unknown 1987180’ 9” Mark Cote Wilmington, N.C. 3/11/1989180’ 3” Ryan Gould Lexington, Va./SoCon 4/26/1991179’ 1” D.J. Totland Unknown 1987176’ 4” Travis Taylor Columbia, S.C. 4/7/2004173’ 10” Jeff DeGroft Johnson City, Tenn./SoCon 4/20/1996

Mark name location date161’ 3” Erick Austin Statesboro, Ga./SoCon 4/30/2006155’ 5” Phil Sordian Unknown 1979154’ 7” Bill Robinson Boone, N.C./SoCon 4/28/1990154’ 4” Chris McIntosh Unknown 1985152’ 1” Zach DiBois Clemson, S.C. 4/8/2006151’ 0” David Neilson Greenville, S.C. 4/21/1984150’ 5” Brad Anderson Unknown 1986150’ 3” D.J. Totland Unknown 1988149’ 3” Russ Touchberry Lexington, Va./SoCon 4/21/2001147’ 8” Stan Victrum Unknown 1981

Mark name location date6,539 Scot Sanborn Gainesville, Fla. 3/25/19955,980 Travis Taylor Gainesville, Fla. 3/27/20044,639 Hunter Reid Boone, N.C./SoCon 5/2/20044,182 Doug Schmid Statesboro, Ga./SoCon 4/29/063,918 Scott Sutter Unknown 2001

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kelvin Brown ‘90 blasted past Brooks Fox’s record discus throw in 1990 and has held the school record since.

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1980 David McAlister Jack W. Simmons John E. Burrows1983 Andrew Sabados Fredrick W. Symmes1984 John Rivers John “Jack” E. Rogers1985 John C. Mamajeck1987 Michael R. Regner, Sr.

1990 William W. Elliot1991 James H. Pugh W. Burke Williard, Jr.1992 Hank Foster1994 James D. Ettari1998 H.L. “Rusty” Holt1999 William H. Sickels, III

2000 Will Dowdon2001 Cosmo Tocci2004 Wayne Timmerman2005 Cary Cash

The CiTadel hall OF FaMe

They couldn’t remember if it was sunny, cloudy or rainy but they did recall meeting in Athletic Director Eddie Teague’s office on the second floor of McAlister Field House. They were certain, however, that it was hot outside. Forgive these aging men if they can’t recall minor items like the day’s weather. After all, it was more than a quarter century ago. On June 11, 1977, five volunteers from The Citadel Brigadier Club and two ex-officio committee members left Coach Teague’s air-conditioned office with papers in hand. Gen. George Seignious, The Citadel’s president, had endorsed the volunteers’ work and the hard-nosed Teague was pleased. Even the school’s attorney had given it his blessing. What those men walked away with on that suspected warm and humid day 29 years ago was the formation of The Citadel Ath-letic Hall of Fame. They brought a unique way to honor, recognize and keep the legacy alive of those who proudly wore the blue and white and who excelled on a higher plane on the various athletic fields, courts, rings, pools, ranges and tracks of competition. These celebrated combatants were clearly the best of the best. And they still are. The Citadel Athletic Hall of Fame Steering Committee consisted of Herbie Wilcox, his brother, John Wilcox ’56, Bob Daniel ’49, Bob McDowell ’55 and Stan Hurteau ’65. Jimmie Jones ’58 was the ex-officio member from the Brigadier Club and Jim Dodson ’55 represented the Association of Citadel Men. One of the first orders of business was that the Hall was to be jointly coordinated and op-erated by both the Association and the Brigadier Club. One benefit of membership in The Citadel Athletic Hall of Fame is receiving two free tickets to every home athletic event for life. Evidently, that perk was something that Teague, a hawk of a businessman, was reluctant to give away. “Eddie was tight,” Daniel remembers, “though he didn’t have much to start with. But I say with all sincerity that I was blessed that I was able to work with Eddie Teague. He was a wonderful man who was somewhat embarrassed to ask for anything, but he got things done.” Teague eventually relented, and the tradition of each Hall of Fame member owning two lifetime passes to all home athletic events continues. The first Hall of Fame induction ceremonies took place in Jen-kins Hall and remained there until they were moved to McAlister Field House in the mid-1990s. The format for the ceremonies pretty much remains the same. The original class of inductees included Cecil Johnson ’11, Rich-ard King ’29, W.F. “Gunner” Ohlandt ’51, Paul Maguire ’60 and John Small ’70. Today, there are 138 members in The Citadel Athletic Hall of Fame, of which 54 are deceased. Membership encompasses the sports of football, basketball, baseball, track and field, wrestling, soccer, boxing, rifle, tennis, golf and swimming. The Hall’s by-laws permit only four athletes and one “honor-ary” member to enter in each calendar year. Eighteen of the Hall’s inductees have entered as “honorary” members. Most of the honor-ary inductees are coaches while others are former administrators or boosters. However, one is a trainer (William Boswick) and another (George Norwig) is the first “Voice of the Bulldogs.”

the history Behind

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inductees of the 1970s




hank Foster ‘41 was in-ducted into The Citadel hall of Fame in 1992.

(l to r) William Sickels iii, John rivers, Wayne Timmerman and James Pugh were all members of The Citadel’s back-to-back-to-back Southern Confer-ence Championship teams. all have been inducted into The Citadel hall of Fame in the decades following that championship run.

a multiple Citadel and Southern Conference record holder, as well as two-sport athlete, Cosmo Tocci was inducted into The Citadel hall of Fame in 2001.

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60 yard dash

name year location MarkLonnie Ford 1978 Lexington, Va. 6.3

200m

name year location MarkJay Ingram 1999 Johnson City, Tenn. 22.32

400m

name year location MarkAlex Prince 2003 Johnson City, Tenn. 48.78

800m

name year location MarkMike Cason 1989 Johnson City, Tenn. 1:54.6Mike Cason 1990 Lexington, Va. 1:54.03

70 yard low hurdles

name year location MarkDick Fischl 1955 Lexington, Va. 7.9Jim Pugh 1958 Lexington, Va. 7.8Jim Pugh 1960 Lexington, Va. 7.8

4x400m relay

name year location MarkJeff Witherspoon 2003 Johnson City, Tenn. 3:16.34J.T. MarburyKenyon DoyleAlex Prince

long Jump

name year location MarkBill Elliot 1960 Lexington, Va. 21’ 5.5”Mike Watson 1963 Lexington, Va. 22’ 2.5”Will Dowden 1964 Lexington, Va. 22’ 2.5”

high Jump

name year location MarkTom Miller 1962 Lexington, Va. 6’ 0”Bob Jacobs 1979 Lexington, Va. 6’ 10”Eric McClary 1999 Johnson City, Tenn. 6’ 9.75”Eric McClary 2000 Lexington, Va. 7’ 1.5”

Pole Vault

name year location MarkTom Metsker 1960 Lexington, Va. 12’ 8”

Shot Put

name year location MarkEd Watkins 1960 Lexington, Va. 49’ 4”Cosmo Tocci 1980 Lexington, Va. 56’ 5”Carey Cash 1993 Lexington, Va. 52’ 0.25”Quentin Armstrong 2001 Johnson City, Tenn. 49’ 6.5”

Mile relay

name year location MarkThe Citadel* 1960 Lexington, Va. 3:33.6The Citadel* 1961 Lexington, Va. 3:29.6* - Relay team member names not available

35lb. Weight Throw

name year location MarkDoug Wertz 1978 Lexington, Va. 47’ 8.5”

OUTdOOr Men’S ChaMPiOnS

100 yard name year location MarkJim Pugh 1959 Williamsburg, Va. 9.9Jim Pugh 1960 Williamsburg, Va. 9.8

100m name year location MarkCurtis Hardy 1985 Boone, N.C. 10.64Curtis Hardy 1986 Huntingon, W.Va. 10.76Phillip Florence 1989 Huntington, W.Va. 10.62Kenyon Doyle 1999 Johnson City, Tenn. 10.51

220 yard name year location MarkJim Pugh 1959 Williamsburg, Va. 21.7Jim Pugh 1960 Williamsburg, Va. 21.6

200m name year location MarkByron Walker 1982 Greenville, S.C. 21.84Curtis Hardy 1985 Boone, N.C. 21.43Curtis Hardy 1986 Huntington, W.Va. 21.31Kenyon Doyle 1999 Johnson City, Tenn. 21.34Jeff Witherspoon 2001 Lexington, Va. 21.44

400m name year location MarkJoe North 1984 Huntington, W.Va. 48.21Alex Prince 2003 Boone, N.C. 47.29

440 yardname year location MarkJohn Rivers 1959 Williamsburg, Va. 49.1John Rivers 1960 Williamsburg, Va. 48.8John Rivers 1961 Williamsburg, Va. 48.5Gary Pinder 1965 Greenville, S.C. 48.9Gary Pinder 1966 Ft. Eustis, Va. 48.6

800mname year location MarkLayne Anderson 1986 Huntington, W.Va. 1:51.85Mike Cason 1989 Huntington, W.Va. 1:51.69Mike Cason 1990 Boone, N.C. 1:53.95

120 yard hurdlesname year location MarkDick Fischl 1955 Ft. Eustis, Va. 15.3Will Dowden 1963 Charleston, W.Va. 15.0Ken Williams 1966 Ft. Eustis, Va. 15.1

110m hurdlesname year location MarkJim Scott 1981 Boone, N.C. 14.23

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DOGSSOUThern COnFerenCe OUTdOOr ChaMPiOnS220 yard low hurdles

name year location MarkDick Fischl 1955 Ft. Eustis, Va. 25.5Jim Pugh 1959 Williamsburg, Va. 23.7Jim Pugh 1961 Williamsburg, Va. 23.7

330 yard intermediate hurdlesname year location MarkWill Dowden 1964 Williamsburg, Va. 37.7

440 yard intermediate hurdlesname year location MarkKen Williams 1966 Ft. Eustis, Va. 53.6

400m hurdlesname year location MarkSteve Medill 1985 Boone, N.C. 52.94

4x100m relayname year location MarkThe Citadel* 1999 Johnson City, Tenn. 40.94* - Relay team member names not available

Mile relayname year location MarkThe Citadel* 1959 Williamsburg, Va. 3:21.6The Citadel* 1961 Williamsburg, Va. 3:19.3* - Relay team member names not available

high Jumpname year location MarkBob Blackledge 1960 Williamsburg, Va. 6’ 2”Cal McCombs 1966 Ft. Eustis, Va. 6’ 2”Scott Thompson 1982 Greenville, S.C. 6’ 11.5”Eric McClary 2000 Boone, N.C. 6’ 8”Shaquill Smith 2006 Statesboro, Ga. 6’ 6.75”

long Jumpname year location MarkBill Hughes 1958 Williamsburg, Va. 21’ 10”Bill Elliott 1962 Norfolk, Va. 22’ 0.5”Will Dowden 1963 Charleston, W.Va. 22’ 4”Will Dowden 1964 Williamsburg, Va. 23’ 0.5”

Triple Jumpname year location MarkBill Elliott 1961 Williamsburg, Va. 45’ 6”Bill Elliott 1962 Norfolk, Va. 47’ 3.5”

Pole Vaultname year location MarkTom Metsker 1959 Williamsburg, Va. 12’ 6.75”Bill Burke 1981 Boone, N.C. 15’ 0”

Shot Putname year location MarkJoe Grossi 1961 Williamsburg, Va. 47’ 11.5”Ed Watkins 1969 Ft. Eustis, Va. 48’ 6.5”Cosmo Tocci 1979 Boone, N.C. 55’ 7.75”Cosmo Tocci 1980 Charleston, S.C. 55’ 7.25”Ron Moak 1996 Johnson City, Tenn. 53’ 1.75”Quentin Armstrong 2001 Lexington, Va. 50’ 2.5”Quentin Armstrong 2002 Johnson City, Tenn. 51’ 0.75”

Javelin

name year location MarkClyde Gaffney 1959 Williamsburg, Va. 194’ 4.25”Douse Rustin 1961 Williamsburg, Va. 196’ 9.5”Douse Rustin 1962 Norfolk, Va. 194’ 7”Jan Behney 1969 Ft. Eustis, Va. 197’ 10” Casey Blake 1983 Lexington, Va. 193’ 3.25”John Wilson 1984 Huntington, W.Va. 190’ 4.25”John Wilson 1985 Boone, N.C. 194’ 5”Bill Blake 1986 Huntington, W.Va. 179’ 4”Bill Blake 1987 Boone, N.C. 174’ 9.5”Scott Sanborn 1996 Johnson City, Tenn. 189’ 2.75”Kris Kut 1997 Boone, N.C. 177’ 4”Kris Kut 1998 Lexington, Va. 190’ 0.5”Kris Kut 2000 Boone, N.C. 196’ 5”

OUTdOOr WOMen’S ChaMPiOnSWomen’s athletics did not begin at The Citadel until Mandy Garcia

became the first female athlete in 1997, running cross country and track. Stephanie McNeill’s Southern Conference discus championship

became the first SoCon title to be won by a woman at The Citadel.

discus

name year location MarkStephanie McNeill 2006 Statesboro, Ga. 141’ 2”

SOUThern COnFerenCeSUPerlaTiVeS

Outstanding Performer1985 Curtis Hardy1999 Kenyon Doyle

Outstanding Field athlete2006 Stephanie McNeill

Freshman of the year2006 Shaquill Smith

Current assistant coach kris kut ‘00 was a three-time Southern Conference javelin champion.

Stephanie McNeill became the first woman from The Citadel to win a Southern Confer-ence Championship in any sport when she won the discus title at the 2006 Southern Con-ference Outdoor Championships.

discusname year location MarkJoe Davis 1958 Williamsburg, Va. 154’ 7.5”Joe Davis 1959 Williamsburg, Va. 152’ 1.75”Joe Davis 1960 Williamsburg, Va. 157’ 5”Keith Stowers 1961 Williamsburg, Va. 142’ 1”

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