The Facts was founded in 1826 and sits on 750 acres of land, including a beautiful 30 acre lake. The University sponsors 18 NCAA Division I athletic teams, nine men’s and nine women’s. There are also 16 club sports and 21 intramural activities in which students can participate. Furman has 42 majors of study, six concentrations and six pre-professional programs. Furman is one of a select group of colleges that qualify for a chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, the nation’s most prestigious academic society.

The Students Furman has an enrollment of 2,620 under- graduates and 420 graduate students. The students at Furman represent 47 states and 27 foreign countries. More than 50 percent of students take part in internships, independent studies or research programs.

Greenville, S.C. Furman University is located in Greenville, S.C., a city of 400,000 people. In 2007, America’s Promise — The Alliance for Youth designated Greenville one of the 100 Best Communities for Young People. The city was recognized for its commitment to provide healthy, safe and caring environments for young people. Greenville has a professional team, the , that plays at West End Field in the downtown area. 2012-13 Furman Paladin Cross Country and Track & Field Table of Contents

Furman University Paladin Cross Country/Track Staff Table of Contents Location Greenville, S.C. This is Furman IFC Founded 1826 Alma Mater Ohio State, 1996 Quick Facts 1 President Rod Smolla Phone 614-557-0953 Media Information 1 Enrollment 2,600 Assistant Coach Rita Gary Head Coach Robert Gary 2 Affiliation NCAA Division I Alma Mater South Florida, 2001 Assistant Coaches/Support Staff 3-4 Conference Southern Phone 614-429-8477 Irwin Belk Complex for Track & Field 5 Colors Purple & White Assistant Coach Chris Neal 2011-12 in Review 6 Nickname Paladins Alma Mater Eastern Kentucky, 2003 2012-13 Rosters 7 Mascot Knight on white horse Phone 614-282-4010 Paladin Women Profiles 8-13 Athletics Director Dr. Gary Clark Assistant Coach Cory Leslie Paladin Women Records 14 Faculty Athletics Rep. Dr. Bill Pierce Alma Mater Ohio State, 2012 Women’s All-Time SoCon Results 15-17 Senior Women’s Admin. Elaine Baker Phone 419-656-7535 Paladin Women Honors 15-16 Dir. of Compliance/Acad. Dan Brinkman Assistant Coach Jeffrey See Paladin Women Academic Honor Roll 18 Dir. of Game Operations Chris Colvin Alma Mater Ohio State, 2012 Women’s All-Time Roster 19 Head Athletic Trainer Craig Clark Phone 513-320-4638 Paladin Men Profiles 20-25 CC/Track Ath. Trainer Heather Newman Director of Operations Scott Lucking Paladin Men Records 26 Alma Mater Northern Illinois, 1977 Paladin Men Honors 27 Sports Information Phone 850-687-5158 Men’s All-Time SoCon Results 27-30 CC/Track Contact Julie Paré Vol. Assistant Coach Cari Neal Paladin Men Academic Honor Roll 30 Email [email protected] Alma Mater Ball State, 2004 Men’s All-Time Roster 31-32 Cell 864.303-3200 Phone 765-215-8751 Furman Meets/Blue Shoes IBC Director Hunter Reid Address Timmons Arena Office 864.294.2061 3300 Poinsett Highway Associate SID Jordan Caskey Greenville, S.C. 29613 Office 864.294.3065 Fax 864.294.3061 Website www.furmanpaladins.com

2012-13 Furman Cross Country and Track & Field Media Guide The 2012-13 Furman University Cross Country and Track & Field Media Guide is a publication of the Furman Sports Information office. It was written, designed and ed- ited by Julie Paré, with assistance from Hunter Reid and Jordan Caskey. Photographic contributions have been made by SoCon Photos, Patrick Collard, Jeremy Fleming, and Richard Shiro.

Covering the Furman University welcomes the coverage of Paladin cross country and track & field. For more information, or to schedule coach or student-athlete interviews, please contact Julie Paré in the Furman Sports Information Department at 864.303.3200. The Furman Sports Information office is located in Timmons Arena.

2012-13 Cross Country and Track & Field • 1 2012-13 Furman Paladin Cross Country and Track & Field Head Coach Robert Gary Robert Gary place, and produced the fourth-most is in his first sea- NCAA Indoor Championship qualifi- son as Furman’s ers. His Ohio State team concluded the head track and NCAA Indoor Championships with the field/cross fourth-most All-Americans, including country coach. two relay teams comprised entirely of Gary, a native student-athletes from the state of Ohio of Chicago, Ill., that set Buckeye records to qualify for has spent the the meet. Gary also coached three sub-4 last six years as minute milers this indoors (Cory Leslie, the head men’s , and See). “My wife and I are extremely excited coach at Ohio State and has also served to work together with all of the support- as the school’s men’s cross country areas at Furman,” said Gary. “This coach for the past 16 years. During his program gives us with an opportunity time at the helm of the Buckeye track to focus toward the distance areas and and field program, he has guided his offers a more formalized post-collegiate teams to six top-three finishes at Big training group. We both feel like the Ten championship events, including setting -- the facilities, weather, availabil- runner-up performances at the 2009 ity of physiological testing -- along with cross country meet, plus the 2009 the great foundation already in place by outdoor and 2010 indoor meets. Under Gene Mullins and the rest of the cur- Gary’s tutelage, the Buckeyes have rent staff, will present a very rewarding Robert, Rita, & Percy Gary garnered 17 individual titles and seven challenge for our staff and a will prove relay crowns. to be a great place for Furman student- “As a two-time Olympian, assis- athletes to develop.” 3000m , Gary concluded his tant coach for the U.S. national team, Gary’s involvement with USA Track own career in 2005 after becom- and successful national-level college and Field has helped fashion his reputa- ing one of only five Ohio State track and coach, Robert Gary brings a wealth of tion as one of the nation’s elite coaches. field athletes to earn bids to two separate knowledge and national acclaim to the Last year he served as an assistant U.S. Olympic teams. He finished second Furman cross country and track and coach for Team USA at the IAAF World in the steeplechase at the U.S. Olympic field teams at a time when Furman is Championships in , South Korea, Trials in 1996, recording a career-beset making a larger commitment to this and as the head coach for the U.S. junior time of 8:19.46, then posted a third- program,” said Clark upon announc- team at the IAAF World Cross Country place finish at the 2004 Trials eight years ing Gary’s hiring. “We are excited to Championships in Punta Umbria, Spain. later. As a cross country athlete, Gary have both Robert and Rita Gary joining During the 2010 season, Gary was Team garnered 11 career appearances on the Furman University.” USA’s U-23 distance coach at the North U.S. cross country team and was chosen “Furman is committed to achieving America, Central America, and Caribbe- Track and Field News Cross Country both academic and athletic excellence, an Athletic Association (NACAC) meet Runner of the Year in 2004. and Robert Gary will be a wonderful in Toluca, Mexico. Prior to his time as head track and addition to our athletic program,” said Gary’s past proteges include Olinger, field coach at Ohio State, Gary served Furman President Rod Smolla. “He who won the prestigious Manchester nine years as an assistant coach with the has proven himself as a coach at the Road Race and turned in the top Ameri- Buckeye team. highest levels of competition, and he can finish and the third-best time ever A 1996 graduate of Ohio State, Gary will bring valuable expertise to a cross at the Falmouth Road Race, and See, completed an illustrious career as a country and track and field program who became Gary’s fourth mile cham- member of the Buckeye track and field that is poised to become one of the na- pion after winning the USATF indoor program, earning six All-American cita- tion’s best.” mile championship in 2011. In 2010, tions and winning the Big Ten champi- The Buckeyes reached the NCAA he coached former Miami University onship in the steeplechase in 1994. His cross country championships during track talent Huling, who won the 3000m time of 7:52.63 in the 3,000m still stands eight of Gary’s 16 years as head coach, steeplechase at the 2010 USA Outdoor as the Ohio State indoor record in the finishing as high as 11th-place in 2005. Track and Field Championships. Huling event. A three-time All-Big Ten selec- Gary’s teams have produced numer- was one of several track and field stars, tion, he helped the Buckeyes to three ous all-Big Ten honorees, two All-Great including Rob Myers (1500m), Olinger league championships and was inducted Lakes regional selections, and two All- (steeplechase), and See (1500m), who into the Ohio State Athletics Hall of Americans (Brian Olinger and Jeff See). trained under Gary in preparation for Fame in 2009. Most recently, his 2011 squad placed the 2008 Olympic Trials in Eugene, Ore. Gary and his wife, the former Rita 23rd at the national meet. Myers, Huling, and Olinger advanced to Arndt, who serves as an assistant coach Last indoor season, Gary led the the finals in their respective events at the in the Paladin track and field/cross Buckeyes to a fourth-place finish in trials. country program, are parents of a son, a very tight Big Ten conference meet, A two-time Olympian (1996 Atlanta Percy. placing just nine points shy of first Games and 2004 Athens Games) in the

2 • 2012-13 Cross Country and Track & Field 2012-13 Furman Paladin Cross Country and Track & Field Assistant Coach Rita Gary Rita Gary is post at Miami. After serving as head try All-American. She was part of the in her first sea- women’s cross country coach/assistant Bulls staff that was recognized as the son as an assis- track and field coach for two years, she 2003 Conference USA Coaching Staff of tant coach with was promoted in June 2006 to associate the Year. the Furman head cross country coach for the men’s A 2001 graduate of South Florida with track and field/ and women’s programs/assistant track a degree in mass communications, Gary cross country and field coach. spent two seasons as a undergraduate programs. During her time with the Spartans, at Michigan State before transferring to As head Gary was named the Great Lakes Region South Florida. A six-time NCAA quali- women’s track Cross Country Coach of the Year in both fier, Gary set two South Florida school and field/cross 2006 and 2007. Her 2007 team placed records and was honored as a three-time country coach at Miami University fifth at the NCAA Cross Country Cham- Academic All-American. She led the from 2008-2009, Gary was named the pionship, and her athletes garnered Bulls to their first Conference USA cross 2008 Mid-American Conference Cross eight All-America, 23 NCAA Great country title and first NCAA Champion- Country Coach of the Year after lead- Lakes All-Region, and 21 All-Big Ten ship appearance. ing the RedHawks to the first confer- citations during her tenure. Seven of her A native of Saline, Mich., she is mar- ence title in program history. Miami, athletes were also honored as Academic ried to Furman head track and field/ which ranked as high as 35th nation- All-Americans. cross country coach, Robert Gary. The ally, finished sixth at the NCAA Cross Prior to her time at Michigan State, Garys are parents of a son, Percy. Country Regional meet that fall. Gary spent two years as an assistant Gary spent four years coaching at coach at South Florida, where she Michigan State before accepting the coached the program’s first cross coun- Assistant Coach Chris Neal Chris Neal try Championship berth,” said Gary. tant coach at Ball State in Muncie, Ind., is in his first “Furman’s staff and our resources will before coaching in New Orleans. At Ball season as as be focused toward the distance area, and State, he mentored an NCAA national assistant coach we will count on his experience to help cross country championship qualifier, an with the Fur- build a perennial national powerhouse. NCAA outdoor track and field champi- man’s head “Additionally, Coach Neal will work onships qualifier, and seven individual track and field/ closely with me with the post-collegiate Mid-American Conference Champions. cross country group of runners that we will begin to “I am extremely excited to be joining program. put together and recruit,” said Gary. Coach Gary’s staff here at Furman,” said Neal, a native “I strongly believe the post-collegiate Neal at the time of his hiring. “Furman of Lafayette, component of Furman University track has a great campus and an exceptional Ind., spent the last four seasons as an and field will serve as a great template environment in which runners can assistant coach at Ohio State, focusing for training and goal-setting at the very develop. It was an easy decision for primarily on the distance events. Dur- highest of levels.” my wife and me to come to Greenville ing his tenure, the Buckeyes qualified Prior to his time at Ohio State, Neal after seeing the campus and meeting for the NCAA Cross Country Team completed a four-year stint in New the athletic department staff. We have a Championship for the first time in Orleans, first as an assistant coach at great track and field/cross country staff school history (2009) then captured the University of New Orleans then as in place and will be looking to do some- the program’s first Big 10 indoor an assistant at Tulane. While at Tulane thing special over the next few years championship in 2011. Ohio State also from 2006-08, Neal guided the Green with the program.” claimed back-to-back Big 10 Outdoor Wave to an eighth-place team finish at A 2003 graduate of Eastern Kentucky Championships in 2011 and 2012. Neal the 2007 NCAA Mideast Regional and with a bachelor’s degree in physical coached four NCAA cross country a ninth-place finish at the 2007 South education, Neal earned his master’s championship individual qualifiers Central Regional Cross Country Cham- degree in sports administration from and had eight athletes post All-Region pionship, the first top-10 finish in the Ball State in 2005. As a cross country finishes under his tutelage. program’s history. During his time at letterman at Eastern Kentucky, Neal “As Coach Neal and I have worked New Orleans, he coached the Sun Belt helped the Colonels to the Ohio Valley together over the last few cross country Conference cross country individual Conference championship in 2004. He is seasons, it has been very exciting to champion, four track and field indi- married to the former Carissa Westfall, watch him develop the women’s dis- vidual champions, and 10 all-conference of Monticello, Ind. tance program at Ohio State and help performers. the team to its first NCAA Cross Coun- Neal spent two seasons as an assis-

2012-13 Cross Country and Track & Field • 3 2012-13 Furman Paladin Cross Country and Track & Field Assistant Coach Cory Leslie Cory Leslie at Ohio State, where he earned first uated from Ohio State with a bachelor’s is in his first sea- team All-American honors in both the degree in education, majoring in sport son as an assis- Steeplechase and the Distance Medley and leisure studies with a concentration tant coach with Relay, Leslie recently competed in the in leadership and humanities. He was a the Furman 2012 U.S. Olympic Trials in the 3,000m four-time Ohio State Scholar Athlete and track and field/ Steeplechase, finishing ninth in the finals an Academic All-Big Ten selection. He cross country after posting a personal record of 8:31.08 will also continue his professional career program. in the prelims. A five-time All-Big Ten with the Furman Elite running club Following Selection, he owns four Ohio State re- under the direction of Gary. an illustrious cords (800m, 1000m, mile and DMR). collegiate career Leslie, a native of Ohio, recently grad- Assistant Coach Jeffrey See Jeffrey See State from 2005-2010, was a four-time has been ranked in the top 30 in the is in his first sea- Big Ten Champion for the Buckeyes. world. son as an assis- Professionally, he has continued his A native of Middletown, Ohio, See tant coach with growth under Gary, winning his first earned a degree in marketing from Ohio the Furman U.S. title in the mile at the 2010 USATF State in 2010. He was honored as a four- track and field/ Indoor Championships. His 1500m time time Academic All-Big Ten selection and cross country of 3:35.21, recorded earlier this year, is five-time Ohio State scholar athlete. He program. the fifth fastest American time in the will continue his professional career as a See, a six- event in 2012, ranking high enough for member of Furman Elite running club. time All-Amer- the Olympic A-standard. He finished ican at Ohio ninth at this year’s Olympic trials and Director of Operations Scott Lucking Scott Lucking two years as an assistant coach at Wof- qualified for the NCAA Cross Country is in his first sea- ford. He will the Paladin program Championships. At Northern Illinois, son as Director through his connections with the Green- he was a member of two school record of Operations ville Track Club and intimate knowledge holding teams, the two mile relay and for the Furman of the high school cross country land- distance medley relay. track and field/ scape. Lucking, who graduated from North- cross country He competed at the collegiate level ern Illinois in 1977 with a degree in programs. for both Syracuse and Northern Illinois. marketing and a minor in retail, holds Lucking While at Syracuse, Lucking was a mem- USA Track & Field certifications in Level comes to Fur- ber of the distance medley relay team I coaching and Level II endurance and man following that set a school record and competed continues to compete in master’s - on the Orange cross country team that ning events throughout the country. Volunteer Assistant Coach Cari Neal Cari Neal Ohio State. She will assist the Furman pearances, leading the men to a top-10 is joining the program with day-to-day operations, team finish. On the track, she helped 18 Furman staff while pursuing her Physical Therapist individuals qualify for the state champi- after spending Assistant License at Greenville Technical onships, eight during the indoor season the past four College. and ten outdoors. seasons as a Prior to her arrival at Ohio State, Neal A 1994 graduate of Ball State, Neal is volunteer assis- served as the head cross country and married to Furman cross country/track tant coach with track coach at Benjamin Franklin High and field assistant coach Chris Neal. the women’s in New Orleans, La., where she helped track and field the men’s and women’s cross country programs at programs to state championship ap-

4 • 2012-13 Cross Country and Track & Field 2012-13 Furman Paladin Cross Country and Track & Field Irwin Belk Track & Field Complex Furman University, which over the years has claimed seven titles in track and field and six league cross country championships, dedicated the Irwin Belk Complex for Track and Field in October 1997. The facility is named in honor of its principal benefactor, Irwin Belk, the son of William Henry Belk and the founder of the Belk merchandising empire. Irwin Belk, a longtime leader in business, the arts, politics, and education in the state of North Carolina, attended the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, where he set a number of records in track. As a philanthropist, Belk has given the lead gift for track and field complexes at the University of North Carolina, Charlotte and now Furman, and is dedicated to the In 2007, renowned distance runner Alan Webb ran the first ever sub-4-minute mile on a track in advancement of the sport. front of a record crowd at the Irwin Belk Track & Field Complex. In addition to the improved track com- plex, Furman now boasts the Kelsey-West reception area and a warm-up area for winner Amby Burfoot, were on hand for track, a red MONDO surface with eight athletes. the eventful weekend that also included 42-inch lanes. The high jump, long jump, Attached to the track house will be a the second annual Asics Blue Shoes Mile jump, and pole vault runways are new 2,000-square-foot laboratory for the run. Renowned distance runner Alan joined by a cream colored apron. MON- Furman Institute of Running and Scien- Webb capped the event, attended by over DO is the premier name in track surfaces tific Training faculty. 3,000 fans, by recording the first-ever sub- and has been used in each of the last six The new track house also includes 4-minute mile on a South Carolina track Olympics and at the 1997 World Track subsequent plans to renovate the existing with a time of 3:57.83. & Field Championships held in Athens, Irwin Belk Complex For Track & Field, “This is a dream come true and a posi- Greece. install lights, construct bleacher seating tive step forward for our program,” said In April 2007, Furman announced the for 1,500, erect a press box, and add park- former Furman cross country and track planned construction of a new $2.5 mil- ing. and field coach Gene Mullin. “It is a lion track house and a new track com- The facility construction and improve- tremendous asset in our recruiting efforts, plex. ments announcement came in conjunc- and also to the Furman and Greenville The first phase of the project will be a tion with the Asics Blue Shoes Mile community. With this facility, we look for- two-story, 6,000-square-foot track house banquet held at the Hyatt Regency in ward to hosting conference, regional and that will be situated atop the hill over- downtown Greenville. Over 400 alumni international events on the prep, collegiate looking the track, off Cherrydale Lane. It and others, including 1972 U.S. Olympic and professional levels.” will include locker rooms for the men’s gold medalist in the 800 meters, Dave and women’s teams, coaches’ offices, a Wottle, and former Boston Marathon

The Irwin Belk Complex for Track & Field features the Kelsey-West Track which is a MONDO running surface. The facility will be getting a facelift over the next few years as there are plans for a new track house and renovated complex.

2012-13 Cross Country and Track & Field • 5 2012-13 Furman Paladin Cross Country and Track & Field 2011-12 SoCon Review Furman University Tennessee, North Carolina, Georgia and Georgia 2011-12 Schedule athletic teams compete Tech are former Southern Conference members. Cross Country in the Southern Confer- Current league members include Furman, Date Event Location ence. The conference Appalachian State, , College of 09.02 Eye Opener Spartanburg, S.C. was established in 1921 Charleston, Davidson, Elon, Georgia Southern, and is the fourth oldest Samford, UNC Greensboro, Chattanooga, West- 09.16 Clemson Invitational Clemson, S.C. major college confer- ern Carolina and Wofford. 09.30 Charlotte Invitational Charlotte, N.C. ence in the United Three major awards are given by the league 10.08 Gene Mullin FU Invite Greenville, S.C. States. Only the Big Ten, Big 12 and Missouri to its member institutions. The Commissioner’s 10.14 Blue Ridge Open Boone, N.C. Valley Conferences are older in terms of Cup is given annually to the school fielding the 10.29 SoCon Champs. Charleston, S.C. origination. Despite the league’s age it is a league’s best all-around men’s sports program, 11.12 NCAA District III Louisville, Ky. dynamic and ever-changing partnership as while the Germann Cup is presented to the evidenced by its historic membership. school with the best overall women’s program. Indoor Track & Field In all, 42 teams have been associated In addition, the McAlister Award is presented Date Event Location with the Southern Conference in the course to the institution judged to have exhibited the 01.13 Dick Taylor Invite Chapel Hill, N.C. of its almost eight decades. The SoCon gave highest degree of sportsmanship in league com- 02.27 ETSU Invitational Johnson City, Tenn. birth to the present day Southeastern and petition. Furman has claimed the Germann Cup 02.10 Tiger Paw Invite Clemson, S.C. Atlantic Coast Conferences in 1932 and 1953, on 12 occasions. 02.23 SoCon Champs. Birmingham, Ala. respectively, so well-known powerhouses like 03.03 Va. Tech Finals Blacksburg, Va. 2011 SoCon Cross Country Championships Outdoor Track & Field Men’s Results (3rd Place) Women’s Results (3rd Place) Date Event Location Name Finish Time Name Finish Time 03.16 49ers Classic Charlotte, N.C. Tripp Hurt 12th 24:51.62 Erin Barker 4th 17:05.80 Chris Caldwell 13th 24:54.47 Brooke Mosteller 8th 17:20.00 03.30 Raleigh Relays Raleigh, N.C. Wilkerson Given 17th 24:58.77 Sinead Haughey 15th 17:43.70 03.30 Emory Classic Atlanta, Ga. Lee Gilmer 19th 25:06.24 Chloe Kowalski 19th 17:52.80 04.06 Duke Invitational Durham, N.C. Jack Klecker 21st 25:11.62 Kacie Schoen 34th 18:20.20 04.14 Furman Invitational Greenville, S.C. James Perez 52nd 26:08.53 Catherine Burton 37th 18:27.10 04.21 SoCon Champs. Cullowhee, N.C. Tyler Greathouse 57th 26:22.85 Erika Shaver 48th 18:39.40 05.05 Bob Pollock Invite Clemson, S.C. William Ivey 66th 26:44.75 Blair Burke 50th 18:46.20 Jackson Sinor 82nd 27:55.89 McKenzie Woolley 59th 18:56.00 05.12 Georgia Tech Invite Atlanta, Ga.

2012 SoCon Indoor Track & Field Championships 2012 SoCon Outdoor Track & Field Championships Women’s Results (8th Place) Women’s Results (8th Place) Event Name Finish Time Event Name Finish Time 200m Shannon Murphy 18th 26.21 200m Misha Holmes 20th 27.92 200m Rachel Gilbert 22nd 27.14 400m Shannon Murphy 16th 1:00.68 800m Hannah Schilpp 19th 2:27.83 400m Rachel Gilbert 17th 1:01.52 800m Emily Zizzi 20th 2:29.56 1,500m Catherine Burton 11th 4:51.09 1,500m Emily Zizzi 15th 5:00.16 1 mile Erin Barker 3rd 4:54.74 1,500m Hannah Schilpp 20th 5:09.61 1 mile Catherine Burton 14th 5:15.16 5,000m Hannah Robinson 17th 19:14.08 5,000m Tricia Rosetti 22nd 20:15.55 1 mile Blair Burke 21st 5:27.72 5,000m Jessica Pate 23rd 20:28.24 3,000m Erin Barker 3rd 9:49.53 10,000m Sinead Haughey 2nd 36:01.61 400m Hurdles Alexa Wilton 15th 1:08.64 3,000m Blair Burke 17th 10:47.21 Steeplechase Brooke Mosteller 2nd 10:49.21 4x400m Furman 9th 4:10.62 5,000m Brooke Mosteller 5th 17:18.51 Long Jump Danielle Ebzery 19th 4.76 5,000m Sinead Haughey 9th 17:26.64 Triple Jump Danielle Ebzery 11th 9.88 Shot Put Gretchen Gabrielson 14th 10.75 5,000m Hannah Robinson 16th 18:14.29 Discus Gretchen Gabrieldson 18th 28.02 4x400m Relay Furman 8th 4:12.91 Heptathlon Erin McChristian 10th 3236 Long Jump Danielle Ebzery 17th 4.67 Men’s Results (7th Place) Triple Jump Danielle Ebzery 12th 10.51 Event Name Finish Time 100m Cortez Johnson 4th 10.60 Pentathlon Erin McChristian 11th 2428 200m Raul Rodriquez 14th 22.94 200m Zach Duskin 15th 22.95 200m Carson Priest 17th 23.66 Men’s Results (7th Place) 200m Brian Toney 19th 24.21 Event Name Finish Time 400m Zach Duskin 11th 50.10 400m Raul Rodriquez 12th 50.88 200m Carson Priest 18th 24.26 800m Lee Gilmer 2nd 1:55.28 200m Brian Toney 19th 24.94 800m William Ivey 8th 2:07.49 800m James Perez 7th 1:53.46 400m Raul Rodriquez 17th 52.78 800m Wilkerson Given 11th 1:54.94 800m William Ivey 4th 1:54.77 1,500m Lee Gilmer 5th 3:53.09 1,500m Tripp Hurt 8th 3:55.13 1 mile Lee Gilmer 2nd 4:09.51 1,500m James Perez 10th 3:57.22 1,500m Jack Klecker 12th 4:00.57 1 mile Tripp Hurt 5th 4:13.96 1,500m Wilkerson Given 13th 4:00.86 1 mile Wilkerson Given 7th 4:14.48 1,500m Mitchell Lloyd 20th 4:25.86 5,000m Chris Caldwell 11th 15:40.62 1 mile James Perez 8th 4:14.65 5,000m Stuart Graham 12th 15:51.53 1 mile John Klecker 12th 4:24.99 5,000m Tyler Greathouse 15th 16:20.05 5,000m Jackson Sinor 18th 17:09.24 3,000m John Klecker 12th 8:58.63 10,000m Tyler Greathouse 8th 32:51.44 3,000m Jackson Sinor 16th 9:20.54 10,000m Jay Miller 10th 33:50.03 Steeplechase Tripp Hurt 4th 9:12.30 3,000m Devin Tupper 20th 10:14.16 4x400m Furman 7th 3:25.46 5,000m Tyler Greathouse 19th 15:47.02 Long Jump Brian Toney 15th 6.06 Long Jump Giorgio Montenegro 16th 5.86 5,000m Jay Miller 20th 15:49.68 Long Jump Carson Priest 20th 4.65 DMR Furman 3rd 10:01.35 Shot Put Scott Des Marais 9th 13.48 Discus Scott Des Marais 6th 45.94 Shot Put Scott Des Marais 6th 13.62 Javelin Brian Toney 12th 46.29

6 • 2012-13 Cross Country and Track & Field 2012-13 Furman Paladin Cross Country and Track & Field 2012-13 Team Rosters Men’s Cross Country and Track & Field Roster Name Position Height Year Hometown/Previous School Brian Babbage T&F 6-0 Freshman Lexington, Ky./Lexington Catholic Scott Des Marais T&F 6-7 Senior Richmond, Va./St. Christopher’s School Zachary Duskin CC/T&F 6-1 Junior Irmo, S.C./Dutch Fork Wilkerson Given CC/T&F 6-1 Senior Birmingham, Ala./Mountain Brook Bradley Gossett CC/T&F 5-6 Freshman Atlanta, Ga./Wesleyan Stuart Graham CC/T&F 6-0 Sophomore Mobile, Ala./St. Paul’s Episcopal Tyler Greathouse CC/T&F 5-9 Junior Palm Harbor, Fla./Berkeley Preparatory Tripp Hurt CC/T&F 6-3 Sophomore Bogart, Ga./North Oconee William Ivey CC/T&F 6-11 Sophomore Columbia, S.C./Spring Valley Jack Klecker CC/T&F 6-1 Junior Charlotte, N.C./Ardrey Kell Mitchell Lloyd CC/T&F 6-0 Sophomore Mountain Brook, Ala./Mountain Brook Jack Miller CC/T&F 6-1 Freshman Mountain Brook, Ala./Mountain Brook Giorgio Montenegero T&F 5-10 Junior Highland Park, Ill./Highland Park Jack Morgan CC/T&F 5-10 Sophomore Birmingham, Ala./Mountain Brook James Perez CC/T&F 5-11 Junior Atlantic Beach, Fla./Bishop Kenny Carson Priest T&F 6-1 Sophomore Franklin, Tenn./Battle Ground Academy Chap Roberts T&F 6-0 Freshman Richmond, Va./Collegiate School Raul Rodriquez T&F 6-0 Senior Los Alamos, N.M./Los Alamos Jackson Sinor CC/T&F 5-11 Junior Birmingham, Ala./Mountain Brook Devin Tupper CC/T&F 5-10 Sophomore Norfolk, Va./Norfolk Collegiate Cole Warren T&F 6-0 Freshman Sandy Springs, Ga./Wesleyan Women’s Cross Country and Track & Field Roster Name Position Height Year Hometown/Previous School Blair Burke CC/T&F 5-8 Sophomore Loudonville, N.Y./Shaker Catherine Burton CC/T&F 5-7 Junior Marion, N.C./McDowell Ellie Daniel T&F 5-11 Freshman Greenville, S.C./Greenville Danielle Ebzery T&F 5-8 Sophomore North Attleboro, Mass./Bishop Feehan Eva Estrada CC/T&F 5-3 Freshman Falls Church, Va./George Mason Gretchen Gabrielson T&F 5-4 Sophomore North Hampton, N.H./Winnacunnet Rachel Gilbert T&F 5-5 Sophomore Statesboro, Ga./Bulloch Academy Sinead Haughey CC/T&F 5-4 Sophomore Central, S.C./D.W. Daniel Misha Holmes T&F 5-4 Senior Ridgely, Md./North Caroline Lauren Moscioni T&F 5-8 Freshman Mendham, N.J./St. Bernards Shannon Murphy T&F 5-10 Sophomore Chester, N.J./Gill St. Bernard’s Emily Peeler CC/T&F 5-7 Senior Franklin, Tenn./Battle Ground Academy Chrissy Reinemund T&F 5-9 Sophomore Winston-Salem, N.C./Forsyth Country Day Hannah Robinson CC/T&F 5-8 Senior Rock Hill, S.C./Rock Hill Hannah Schilpp CC/T&F 5-9 Sophomore Mt. Pleasant, S.C./Wando Kacie Schoen CC/T&F 5-10 Junior Ft. Leavenworth, Kans./Leavenworth Alexa Wilton T&F 5-3 Junior Greer, S.C./Riverside Emily Wirzba CC/T&F 5-3 Senior Hillsborough, N.C./Orange McKenzie Woolley CC/T&F 5-1 Sophomore Alabaster, Ala./John Carroll Catholic Emily Zizzi CC/T&F 5-7 Sophomore Charlotte, N.C./Myers Park

Head Coach: Robert Gary (Ohio State, ‘96) Assistant Coaches: Rita Gary (South Florida, ‘01), Chris Neal (Eastern Kentucky, ‘03), Cory Leslie (Ohio State, ‘12), Jeffrey See (Ohio State ‘10)

2012-13 Cross Country and Track & Field • 7 2012-13 Furman Paladin Cross Country and Track & Field Meet the Women High School: Honored with Battle Ground’s Track and Field Senior Award… Misha Holmes chosen team MVP three consecutive seasons…earned All-State honors her junior Senior • 5-3 year and All-Mid State accolades as a freshman and sophomore…a four-year Ridgely, Md. • North Caroline starter on the Battle Ground varsity team…earned a senior award for leadership on the basketball team…member of the national honor society. Junior Year (2011-12): Placed 20th with Personal: Emily JoAnn Peeler was born on January 7, 1991, in Nashville, a time of 27.92 in the 200m at the SoCon indoor Tenn….daughter of James and Julie Peeler...majoring in business administration. Championships…posted a time of 9.42 in the 60m Hurdles at the Dick Taylor Indoor Invitational…a member of the Paladin 4x400m relay team that finished eighth with a time of 4:12.91 at the league indoor meet…finished Peeler’s Career Bests fifth after posting a time of 2:34.79 in the 800m at the Furman Invitational outdoors…picked up a 14th-place finish with a time of 1:01.40 in the 400m at 20:38.68 Cross Country 5K (09.30.11) the Emory Outdoor Classic. 25:14.77 Cross Country 6K (09.16.11)

Sophomore Year (2010-11): Established a new Furman record and placed fifth overall with a time of 8.95 in the 60m high hurdles at the Southern Conference Indoor Championships…set a new Paladin record after posting a time of 14.67 to take tenth place in the 100m hurdles at the SoCon Outdoor Hannah Robinson Championships…won the 100m hurdles with a time of 15.14 at the Furman Senior • 5-8 Outdoor Invitational…placed fourth in the 100m (15.48) at the Emory Outdoor Invitational…a member of the winning 4x400m relay team (4:03.02) at the Rock Hill, S.C. • Rock Hill Emory Outdoor Invitational. Junior Year (2011-12): Notched a career-best Freshman Year (2009-10): Placed 16th in the 400m with a time of 60.40 timef o 19:38.97 at the Charlotte XC Invitational… at the Southern Conference Indoor Championships...was a member of the placed 17th with a time of 19:55 at the Gene Mullin Paladin 4x400m relay team that placed third at the indoor Tiger Tune Up Furman XC Invite…turned in a time of 23:07.37 on with a time of 4:12.56...won the 800m with a time of 2:15.00 at the Furman the 6K course at the Clemson XC Invitational…placed Outdoor Invitational...placed second in the 400m (59.66) at the Emory Outdoor 16th with a personal-best time of 18:14.29 in the 5,000m at the SoCon Indoor Invitational...was a member of the Furman 4x400m relay team that posted a Championships…placed seventh in the event at the Tiger Paw Indoor Meet, time of 4:01.13 to take first place at the Emory Outdoor Invitational...named posting a time of 18:33.33…finished second with a time of 11:50.56 in the 3,000m to the Southern Conference Academic Honor Roll. at the Furman Outdoor Invitational…posted a career-best time of 18:48.02 in the 5,000m at the Duke Outdoor Invitational…placed 17th in the 5,000m (19:14.08) at the league outdoor meet…named to the Southern Conference High School: Member of the National Honor Society...won first place in Academic Honor Roll. Maryland and ninth nationally in the National French Contest...participated in theater. Sophomore Year (2010-11): Posted a season-best tie of 20:20 for 50th place at the Eye Opener XC Invitational…placed 20th after recording a time of Personal: Misha Renée Homes was born on July 4, 1991...daughter of Vincent 20:29.36t a the Citadel XC Invitational…finished eighth in the 5,000m (19:28.98) Edward Holmes and Adrian Renée Green-Holmes...majoring in Spanish and at the JRF Indoor Meet at Clemson…took eighth place in the 5,000m with a French. time of 19:44.90 at the Emory Outdoor Invitational…named to the Southern Conference Academic Honor Roll.

Holmes’ Career Bests Freshman Year (2009-10): Competed in four cross country events for the Paladins...recorded a collegiate 5K personal best of 19:49 to place 14th 8.95 Indoor 60m Hurdles (02.27.11) at the Citadel Invitational...posted a time of 15:52 in the 4K at the Winthrop 60.40 Indoor 400m (02.25.10) Fall Classic...placed 15th in the 3,000m at the Southern Conference Indoor 14.67 Outdoor 100m Hurdles (04.22.11) Championships with a time of 10:49.89...finished sixth in the mile (5:28.14) 15.48 Outdoor 100m (03.19.11) at the indoor Tiger Tune Up...named to the Southern Conference Academic Honor Roll.

Emily Peeler High School: Won the South Carolina 4A State Cross Country Championship as a senior at Rock Hill...placed in the top 10 at the 4A state cross country meet Senior • 5-7 her sophomore, junior, and senior seasons...was among the top three finishers Franklin, Tenn. • Battle Ground Academy at region meet four consecutive years...named cross country team captain and MVP....elected president of National Honor Art Society...member of National Junior Year (2011-12): Posted a 5K season-best Honor Society. timef o 20:38.68 at the Charlotte XC Invitational… finished 45th with a time of 21:20 at the Gene Mullin Personal: Hannah Elizabeth Robinson was born on May 16, 1991 in Charlotte, Furman XC Invitational…competed in a 6K at the NC...daughter of Beth and Joe Robinson...intends to major in art. Clemson XC Invite, turning in a time of 25:14.77.

Sophomore Year (2009-10): A member of the Furman women’s Robinson’s Career Bests basketball team...played in 13 games, scoring eight points. 19:38.97 Cross Country 5K (09.30.11) Freshman Year (2009-10): Appeared in nine games as a member of the 10:49.89 Indoor 3,000m (02.25.10) Furman women’s basketball team...registered a pair of minutes against both 18:14.29 Indoor 5,000m (02.24.12) Clemson and Arizona State...notched a steal against Arizona State. 18:48.02 Outdoor 5,000m (04.06.12)

8 • 2012-13 Cross Country and Track & Field 2012-13 Furman Paladin Cross Country and Track & Field Meet the Women the Paladin DMR team that placed third with a time of 12:27.24 at the Dick Emily Wirzba Taylor Indoor Invitational…finished third with a time of 4:51.27 in the 1,500m Senior • 5-3 at the Furman Outdoor Invitational…posted a season-best time of 4:51.09 in the 1,500m at the SoCon Outdoor Championships, taking 11th place…named Hillsborough, N.C. • Orange to the Southern Conference Academic Honor Roll.

Junior Year (2011-12): Posted a 5K season- Freshman Year (2010-11): Named to the Southern Conference All- best time of 19:39.7 at the Blue Ridge XC Open… Freshman Teams for cross country, indoor, and outdoor track…placed 40th placed 14th with a time of 19:47.09 in the B race at with a season-best time of 19:19.36 at the SoCon XC Championships…finished the Charlotte XC Invite…finished 19th after recording 25th after posting a time of 19:24 at the Eye Opener XC Invitational…finished a time of 19:58 at the Gene Mullin Furman XC 17th (19:35) at the Gene Mullin Furman XC Invitational…placed 194th with Invitational…posted a time of 24:21.8 on the 6K course at the NCAA Southeast a time of 23:50.6 at the NCAA Southeast XC Regional…named to the SoCon Regional XC Meet…competed in one indoor meet for the Paladins, placing All-Freshman team after placing ninth with a time of 5:12.60 in the mile at ninth with a time of 5:25.46 in the mile at the Dick Taylor Invitational…named the conference indoor meet…finished fourth in the event with a time of to the Southern Conference Academic Honor Roll. 5:11.60 at the Tiger Indoor Tune-Up…honored with SoCon All-Freshman team accolades after placing tenth in the 1,500m with a time of 4:46.73 at the Sophomore Year (2010-11): Placed 12th with a personal-best time of SoCon Outdoor Championships…a member of the 4x800m relay team that set 5:15.71 in the mile at the SoCon Indoor Championships…finished 11th with a a new Paladin record with a time of 9:16.83 at the Terrier Outdoor Relays… time of 5:20.50 at the JRF Indoor Meet at Clemson…posted a personal-best time finished fourth in the mile at the Furman Outdoor Invitational (4:51.48) and of 4:51.17 for 17th place in the 1500m at the Alabama Outdoor Relays…placed fifth in the event at the Emory Outdoor Invitational (4:50.41)…also competed fifth (4:56.65) in the event at the Furman Outdoor Invitational…a member of on the winning 4x800m relay team at the Emory Outdoor Invitational (9:22.18) the 4x800m relay team that set a new Paladin record with a time of 9:16.83 at and the winning distance medley relay team at the Terrier Outdoor Relays the Terrier Outdoor Relays…also a member of the 4x1600m relay team that (12:18.81)…named to the Southern Conference Academic Honor Roll. set a new Paladin record with a time of 22:01.27 the Terrier Outdoor Relays… named to the Southern Conference Academic Honor Roll. High School: Placed sixth in the 3,200m at the state indoor meet and seventh in the 1,500m at the state outdoor meet...took 26th place at the state Freshman Year (2009-10): Competed in six events for the Paladins... cross country championship...posted top times of 5:10 in the 1,600m, 11:32 recorded a personal-best 5K best of 19:21 to place 26th at the SoCon Cross in the 3,200m, and 18:52 in a 5K...member of the National Honor Society... Country Championships...placed 13th at the Winthrop Fall Classic 4K with a graduated in the top 2 percent of her class. time of 15:06....was the final scorer for Furman at the NCAA Southeast Region XC Championships with a 6K time of 23:13...opened 2010 indoor season with a Personal: Catherine Grace Burton was born on December 5, 1991 in Marion, 11:00 mark in the 3,000m at ETSU...improved her time in the mile to 5:18.10 to N.C....daughter of Mark and Vicki Burton...intends to major in chemistry. place 16th at the SoCon Indoor Championships...posted a personal-best time of to 4:56.65 for fourth place in the 1500m at the Furman Outdoor Invitational... finished 12th in the 1500m (4:57.08) at the Southern Conference Outdoor Burton’s Career Bests Championships...named to the Southern Conference Academic Honor Roll. 18:27.10 Cross Country 5K (10.29.11) High School: As team captain and MVP, led her cross country team to 5:11.60 Indoor Mile (02.19.11) second place finish at AA state meet...posted a personal-best time of 18:54 in 4:46.73 Outdoor 1,500m (04.23.11) a cross country 5K...placed third in AA state cross country meet to earn All- State honors...placed second in 1600 meters in AA State meet . . . selected to Kentucky All State band her sophomore and junior years.

Personal: Emily Elizabeth Ziegenhais Wirzba was born on July 31, 1991 in Chicago, IL...daughter of Gretchen Ziegenhals and Norman Wirzba... undecided on major.

Wirzba’s Career Bests 19:21 Cross Country 5K (10.31.09) 5:15.71 Indoor Mile (02.27.11) 4:51.17 Outdoor 1,500m (03.26.11)

Catherine Burton Junior • 5-7 Marion, N.C. • McDowell

Sophomore Year (2011-12): Recorded a personal-best 5K time of 18:27.10 for 37th place at the SoCon XC Championship…posted a time of 19:36.8 at the Blue Ridge XC Open…notched a career- best 23:17.6 6K at the NCAA Southeast Regional Championship…placed 14th with a season-best time of 5:15.16 in the mile at the league indoor meet…placed fourth in the mile at both the Dick Taylor Invite (5:15.82) and the ETSU meet (5:20.06) during the indoor season…a member of

2012-13 Cross Country and Track & Field • 9 2012-13 Furman Paladin Cross Country and Track & Field Meet the Women High School: Attended Bradford Area High in Bradford, Pa., before relocating Kacie Schoen to Greer, S.C., and attending Riverside her senior year...placed fourth in the 300m Junior • 5-10 hurdles at the Pennsylvania track and field championships in 2009...finished Ft. Leavenworth, Kans. • Leavenworth third in the 400m hurdles at the S.C. track and field championships her senior season...was a member of the 4x400m relay team that took fourth place at the S.C. state championships in 2010...holds five school records, including the 300m Notched a 5K Sophomore Year (2011-12): hurdles and 4x400m relay at Bradford, and the 400m hurdles, 4x400m relay, and personal-best time of 18:20.20 for 34th place at the 4x800m relay at Riverside...a member of the National Honor Society. SoConC X Championships…posted a season-high ninth-place finish (19:25) at the Gene Mullin Furman Personal: Alexa Elizabeth Wilton was born on May 24, 1991 in Bradford, Pa.... XC Invitational…recorded a time of 18:35.71 at the daughter of Robert and Brenda Wilton...intends to major in biology. Charlotte XC Invite…established a new personal-record 6K time at the Clemson XC Invitational, turning in a time of 22:46.95 for 41st place…posted a time of 22:58.8 (6K) at the NCAA Southeast Regional XC Championships…named to Wilton’s Career Bests the Southern Conference Academic Honor Roll. 28.02 Indoor 200m (01.27.12) Freshman Year (2010-11): Recorded a season-best time of 20:25 to take 59.78 Indoor 400m (02.26.11) 54th place at the Eye Opener XC Invitational…placed 50th at the Gene Mullin 1:07.58 Outdoor 400m Hurdles (04.14.12) FurmanC X Invitational with a time of 21:01…finished 31st in the 800m (2:37.02) at the JRF Indoor Meet at Clemson…a member of the Paladin Sprint Medley Relay team that placed fourth with a time of 4:29.38 at the Terrier Outdoor Relays…named to the Southern Conference Academic Honor Roll. Blair Burke Sophomore • 5-8 High School: Finished fifth in the 800m at the state championship meet as a Loudonville, N.Y. • Shaker senior...a member of the 4x800m relay team that placed second at the state meet her junior season...recorded a 17th-place finish at the 6A state cross country Freshman Year (2011-12): Named to the meet as a junior...placed fifth at the European Cross Country Championships Southern Conference Indoor All-Freshman team after as a freshman...ran the 800m leg on the European Champion Sprint Medley placing 17th with a time of 10:47.21 in the 3,000m at team her freshman year...earned All-State and Academic All-State honors the league championship meet…finished second in her junior season. the Charlotte XC Invitational B race with a time of 19:12.65 on the 5K course…posted a 5K season best 18:46.20 for 50th-place at Personal: Kacie Marie Schoen was born on October 24, 1992 in West Point, the SoCon XC Championship…turned in a time of 23:33.00 on the 6K course N.Y....daughter of John and Nan Schoen...intends to major in health and at the Clemson XC Invite…recorded a season best 5:27.72 in the mile at the exercise science. league indoor meet, taking 21st-place…finished ninth with a time of 10:54.76 in the 3,000m at the 49er Outdoor Classic…also turned in a ninth-place finish Schoen’s Career Bests (11:32.86) in the 3,000m Steeplechase at the Duke Outdoor Invitational.

18:20.20 Cross Country 5K (10.29.11) High School: Earned her team’s sportsmanship award as a junior…set 22:46.95 Cross Country 6K (09.16.11) personal records of 10:51 in the 3,000m and 19:08 in the 5,000m…a member of 2:37.02 Indoor 800m (01.28.11) the National Honor Society.

Personal: Blair Elizabeth Burke was born on July 4, 1993 in Stamford, Conn.… daughter of Michael and Joan Burke…uncle, Russell Butler, played basketball Alexa Wilton at Furman from 1978-1981…intends to business or communications. Junior • 5-3 Greer, S.C. • Riverside Burke’s Career Bests Sophomore Year (2011-12): Posted a 18:46.20 Cross Country 5K (10.29.11) personal-best time of 28.02 in the 200m at the ETSU 5:27.72 Indoor Mile (02.24.12) indoor meet…a member of the Paladin DMR team 10:47.21 Indoor 3,000m (02.23.12) that placed third with a time of 12:27.24 at the Dick 11:32.86 Outdoor 3,000m Steeplechase (04.07.12) Taylor Indoor Invitational…competed on Furman’s 4x400m relay team that finished eighth with a time of 4:12.91 at the league indoor meet…established a new personal record with a time of 1:07.58 to wine th 400m hurdle competition at the Furman Outdoor Invitational… Danielle Ebzery placed 15th with a time of 1:08.64 in the same event at the SoCon Outdoor Championships…a member of the Paladin 4x400m relay team that claimed Sophomore • 5-8 fifth place with a time of 4:08.35 at the Emory Outdoor Classic…named to the North Attleboro, Mass. • Bishop Feehan Southern Conference Academic Honor Roll. Freshman Year (2011-12): Earned Southern Freshman Year (2010-11): Placed 13th with a persona-best time of 59.78 Conference Indoor All-Freshman team honors after in the 400m at the Southern Conference Indoor Championships…took 11th recording a mark of 10.51 for 12th place in the triple place with a time of 1:00.63 in the event at the Tiger Tune-Up…a member of the jump at the league championship meet…placed Paladin 4x400m relay team that placed seventh (4:03.30) at the SoCon Indoor 16th with a season-best long jump of 16-4.25 (4.98) at Meet and fifth (4:04.20) at the Tiger Indoor Tune-Up…finished second in the the Dick Taylor Indoor Invitational…finished 17th with a long jump of 15-4 400m with a time of 1:00.42 at the Emory Outdoor Invitational…a member of (4.67) at the league indoor meet…recorded a season-best triple jump of 34- the winning 4x400m relay team (4:03.02) at the Emory Outdoor Invitational… 7.75 (10.56), taking 11th place at the ETSU indoor meet…posted season bests named to the Southern Conference Academic Honor Roll. in both the long jump (15-7.5) and triple jump (32-5) at the SoCon Outdoor

10 •2012-13 Cross Country and Track & Field 2012-13 Furman Paladin Cross Country and Track & Field Meet the Women Championships…took 11th place in the triple jump at the league outdoor meet… notched a second-place finish with a long jump of 15-10.5 (4.84) at the Furman Rachel Gilbert Outdoor Invitational…named to the Southern Conference Academic Honor Roll. Sophomore • 5-5 High School: Holds Bishop Feehan records in the indoor long jump Statesboro, Ga. • Bulloch Academy (17’3.25”) and outdoor triple jump (37’7.75”)…placed third in the long jump at the Massachusetts Indoor All-States meet as a senior…finished second in the Freshman Year (2011-12): Posted a time triple jump and third in the long jump at the state championship meet her senior of 1:04.92 in the 400m at the Dick Taylor Indoor season…helped her prep team to the outdoor state championship as a junior Invitational…finished second in the 400m (1:01.19) and and senior and to the indoor state championship her junior year…member of third in the 200m (27.01), recording season-best times the National Honor Society. in both events, at the Furman Outdoor Invitational… placed 17th with a time of 1:01.52 in the 400m at the league outdoor meet… Personal: Danielle Ebzery was born on April 1, 1993 in Beverly, Mass.… finished 22nd in the 200m at the SoCon Outdoor Championships, notching daughter of Thomas and Mary Ebzery…undecided on major. a time of 27.14…a member of the Paladin 4x400m relay team that posted the winning time (4:10.61) at the Furman Outdoor Invitational.

Ebzery’s Career Bests High School: Holds Bulloch Academy records in the 200m, 400m, 100m hurdles, long jump, 4x100m, and 4x400m…helped her prep team to four 4.98 (16-4.25) Indoor Long Jump (01.13.12) consecutive region titles, plus two consecutive state championships…honored 10.56 (34-7.75) Indoor Triple Jump (01.27.12) as her team’s best hurdler her senior season and won her school’s Best Sprinter 4.85 (15-11) Outdoor Long Jump (03.16.12) Award as a freshman, sophomore, and junior…recorded personal bests of 26.4 10.38 (34-0.75) Outdoor Triple Jump (03.17.12) in the 200m, 59.7 in the 400m, and 15.9 in the 100m hurdles.

Personal: Rachel Morgan Gilbert was born on November 21, 1992 in Atlanta, Gretchen Gabrielson Ga.…daughter of Bill and Lynn Gilbert…undecided on major. Sophomore • 5-4 North Hampton, N.H. • Winnacunnet Gilbert’s Career Bests 1:04.92 Indoor 400m (01.14.12) Freshman Year (2011-12): Recorded a season- 27.01 Outdoor 200m (04.14.12) best mark of 33-8 (10.26) for 17th place in the shot put 1:01.19 Outdoor 400m (04.14.12) at the SoCon Indoor Championships…posted a mark of 31-9.25 (9.68) in the shot put at the ETSU indoor meet…placed 13th with a season best 32-10.5 (10.02) shot put at the Emory Outdoor Classic…took second place with a mark of 35- Sinead Haughey 1.75 in the event at the Furman Outdoor Invitational…finished 14th in the shot put competition at the league outdoor meet…notched a season-best distance Sophomore • 5-4 of 83-7 (25.47) in the discus at the 49er Outdoor Classic…placed 11th with a Central, S.C. • D.W. Daniel mark of 98-3 (29.93) in the discus at both the Emory Outdoor Classic and the Furman Outdoor Invitational…placed second in the javelin at 84-2 (25.66) at Freshman Year (2011-12): Named to the the Furman Outdoor Invitational. SoCon All-Freshman team for XC, indoor, and outdoor track…earned All-Southern Conference High School: Holds Winnacunnet records in the indoor shot put (32’7”) and accolades after placing 15th with a 5K time of 17:43.70 outdoor shot put (34’9”)…earned all-state honors after placing fifth in the discus at the SoCon XC Championships…recorded top-10 at the state championships…competed in the New England Championships… finishes at the Eye Opener XC Invite, the Blue Ridge XC Open, and the Gene set personal bests of 87’11” in the javelin, 113’9” in the discus, and 34’9” in Mullin Furman XC Invitational…posted a season-best 5K time of 17:39.62 the shot put...also a member of the field hockey team…voted student body for 15th-place at the Charlotte XC Invitational…placed 67th with a time of president as a senior. 21:53.9 on the 6K course at the NCAA Southeast Regional XC meet…won the 5,000m with a time of 17:12.96 at the Tiger Paw Indoor Invitational…named Personal: Gretchen Joy Gabrielson was born on July 16, 1993 in Boston, to the SoCon All-Freshman Team after placing ninth with a time of 17:26.24 in Mass.…daughter of Richard and Debbie Gabrielson…undecided on major. the 5,000m at the league indoor meet…notched a season-best time of 10:05.82 for fourth place in the 3,000m at the ETSU indoor meet…opened the outdoor season by establishing a new Paladin record and winning the 5,000m with a Gabrielson’s Career Bests time of 16:58.38 at the 49er Classic…garnered All-Southern Conference honors and earned a spot on the SoCon All-Freshman Team with a second-place time 10.26 (33-8) Indoor Shot Put (02.23.12) of 36:01.61 in the 10,000m at the league outdoor championships…placed second 10.75 (35-3.25) Outdoor Shot Put (04.23.12) with a time of 4:44.27 in the 1,500m at the Furman Outdoor Invitational… 29.93 (98-2) Outdoor Discus (04.14.12) named to the Southern Conference Academic Honor Roll. 27.24 (89-4) Outdoor Javelin (03.30.12) High School: Won the state cross country championship as a freshman, junior, and senior…took first place in the 3,200m at the state championship meet two-consecutive years…a member of the 4x800m relay team that set a school record at the state championship meet….honored as the South Carolina AAA Runner of the Year for 2007, 2009, and 2010…chosen the Sports Report High School Player of the Year as a sophomore…selected as a two-time Gatorade Player of the Year…earned 14 All-State citations.

2012-13 Cross Country and Track & Field • 11 2012-13 Furman Paladin Cross Country and Track & Field Meet the Women Personal: Sinead Haughey was born on October 15, 1992 in Greenville, S.C.… Personal: Christina Elizabeth Reinemund was born on June 2, 1993, in Wichita, daughter of Jim and Laurie Haughey…father, Jim, ran track at Clemson from Kans….daughter of Steve and Gail Reinemund…is majoring in English. 1979-1983, where he was honored as a four-time All-American…father is a member of the Clemson Hall of Fame…mother, Laurie, ran cross country and track at Clemson from 1981-1985…intends to major in communications. Hannah Schilpp Sophomore • 5-9 Haughey’s Career Bests Mt. Pleasant, S.C. • Wando 17:43.70 Cross Country 5K (10.29.11) 21:42.23 Cross Country 6K (09.16.11) Freshman Year (2011-12): Earned a spot on 17:12.96 Indoor 5,000m (02.10.12) the SoCon All-Freshman team after placing 20th withe a tim of 5:09.61 in the 1,500m at the league 16:58.38 Outdoor 5,000m (03.16.12) outdoor championships…turned in a time of 2:27.83 36:01.61 Outdoor 10,000m (04.22.12) for 19th place in the 800m at the SoCon Indoor Championships…placed 16th with a time of 3:14.09 at the Tiger Paw Indoor Invitational…recorded a season-best time of 2:29.06 in the 800m at the Duke Shannon Murphy Outdoor Invitational…finished 15th with a season-best time of 5:00.77 in the 1,500m at the Emory Outdoor Classic…picked up a fourth-place finish in the Sophomore • 5-10 event at the Furman Outdoor Invitational…named to the Southern Conference Chester, N.J. • Gill St. Bernard’s Academic Honor Roll.

Competed on her team’s 4x800m relay team at the state Freshman Year (2011-12): Named to the High School: championship meet her senior season…earned the Warrior Award for cross Southern Conference All-Freshman team after placing country and a leadership award in track and field…helped her team to the 16th with a time of 1:00.68 in the 400m at the league cross country state championship as a junior…chosen team captain her senior outdoor meet...placed 33rd with a time of 1:06.09 in year…a member of the National Honor Society and the Key Club…volunteered the 400m at the Dick Taylor Indoor Invitational… for the Blissful Dream Horse Ministry and as a spokesperson for National finished 18th (26.21) in the 200m at the SoCon Outdoor Championships…won Eating Disorder Awareness Week. the 400m with a time of 59.76 at the Furman Outdoor Invitational…a member of the Paladin 4x400m relay team that posted the winning time (4:10.61) at the Hannah Stephanie Schilpp was born on October 12, 1992 in Mt. Furman Outdoor Invitational. Personal: Pleasant, S.C.…daughter of Joseph and Jennifer Schilpp…intends to major in health and exercise science and economics. High School: Holds Gill St. Bernard’s records in the 45m, 55m, 60m, 100m, 200m (indoors and outdoors), 400m (outdoors), 4x200m (indoors and outdoors), 4x400m (indoors and outdoors), sprint medley (indoors & outdoors), 4x100m (outdoors)…earned first team All-Prep B honors three consecutive seasons… Schilpp’s Career Bests qualified for the Meet of Championship, the Eastern States, and the New Balance Indoor Nationals…won Prep B Outdoor Championships in the 100m, 2:27.83 Indoor 800m (02.23.12) 200m, and 400m her senior year…a member of the All-State second team… 2:29.06 Outdoor 800m (04.07.12) competed at the Penn Relays in the 4x100m and 4x400m…also competed on 5:00.77 Outdoor 1,500m (03.31.12) the soccer team, where she earned all-conference honorable mention accolades.

Personal: Shannon Elizabeth Murphy was born on March 21, 1993 in Livingston, N.J.…daughter of John and Susan Murphy…intends to study McKenzie Woolley health sciences. Sophomore • 5-1 Murphy’s Career Bests Alabaster, Ala. • John Carroll Catholic Freshman Year (2011-12): Recorded a 5K 1:06.09 Indoor 400m (01.14.12) season-best time of 18:56.00 to place 59th at the SoCon 26.21 Outdoor 200m (04.22.12) XC Championship…finished eighth in the B race with 59.76 Outdoor 400m (04.14.12) a time of 19:34.71 at the Charlotte XC Invitational… posted an 18th-place finish (19:56) at the Gene Mullin Furman XC Invite…placed tenth with a time of 5:29.94 in the mile at the ETSU indoor meet…finished tenth in the 5,000m at the Dick Taylor Indoor Chrissy Reinemund Invitational, turning in a time of 19:52.93…named to the Southern Conference Sophomore • 5-9 Academic Honor Roll. Winston-Salem, N.C. • Forsyth Country Day High School: Earned her school’s Tom Banks Outstanding Athlete Award and Scholar Athlete Award as a senior…placed fourth in the 1,600m and 800m High School: Qualified for the state meet in the at the state championship meet her senior season…named to the cross country 100m, 200m, 4x200, and 4x100 three consecutive All-State team as a sophomore and junior…finished sixth at the state cross years...member of the 4x100m relay team that holds country championships her junior season…a board member of the National the Forsyth Country Day record...captained the team Honor Society…served on the College Ambassador Board. to a conference championship as a senior...named the PACIS Most Outstanding Performer her junior season...competed on the Personal: Caitlyn McKenzie Woolley was born on December 20, 1992 in 4x200m relay team that set the Trinity Christian Academy (Dallas, Tex.) record Birmingham, Ala.…daughter of Tom and Mary Lyn Woolley…intends to major as a freshman...a member of the French Club and a Human Society volunteer. in health and exercise science and psychology.

12 • 2012-13 Cross Country and Track & Field 2012-13 Furman Paladin Cross Country and Track & Field Meet the Women Woolley’s Career Bests Ellie Daniel Freshman • 5-11 18:56.00 Cross Country 5K (10.29.11) 5:29.94 Indoor Mile (01.28.12) Greenville, S.C. • Greenville 19:52.93 Indoor 5,000m (01.14.12) High School: A member of the 4x400m relay team that set the Greenville school record with a time of 4:09 as a sophomore…competed on the 4x800m relay team Emily Zizzi that won a region championship and ranked third in Sophomore • 5-7 the state in 2012…earned all-region honors her senior year…named most improved runner as a sophomore…helped the Greenville Charlotte, N.C. • Myers Park girls’ basketball team to the state finals as a junior…a member of the National Honor Society, the Beta Club, and the Key Club. Freshman Year (2011-12): Earned Southern Conference All-Freshman Team honors after placing Personal: Mary Eleanor Daniel was born on November 3, 1993, in 15th with a time of 5:00.16 in the 1,500m at the league Greenwood, S.C….daughter of John and Mary Ann Daniel…grandfather, outdoor championships…posted a season-best 5K Furman Daniel, was a member of the tennis team at Furman…uncle, Russell time of 19:36.28 at the Charlotte XC Invitational… Daniel, attended Furman…uncle, Bert Daniel, competed in the high jump as placed 20th in the 800m at the SoCon Indoor Championships, turning in a time a member of the MIT track and field team…plans to major in history. of 2:29.56…finished 12th in the 1,000m with a time of 3:11.96 at the Tiger Paw Indoor Invitational…a member of the Furman DMR team that placed third with aef tim o 12:27.24 at the Dick Taylor Indoor Invitational…recorded a season-best time of 4:56.80 in the 1,500m at the Duke Outdoor Invitational, taking second place in the developmental race…a member of the Furman 4x400m relay team Eva Estrada that placed 11th with a time of 4:08.03 at the Duke Invitational and a member Freshman • 5-3 of the Paladin 4x1500m relay that took ninth place with a time of 20:10.46 at the Raleigh Relays…named to the Southern Conference Academic Honor Roll. Falls Church, Va. • George Mason

High School: Was the runner up at the 4A Southwestern Conference Cross High School: Captained the George Mason Country Championships her senior season…placed ninth at the West Region cross country team to the state championships her Cross Country Championships as a senior…finished eighth in the 800m at senior season, the team’s fourth-consecutive state the state championship meet her junior year…a member of the 4x800m relay title…placed seventh at the state cross country team that won the state championship and set a state record as a freshman and championship meet as a junior and senior and third sophomore…a finalist for the Wendy’s Heisman Female Award…a member of as a sophomore…was the regional runner-up in the 3,200m her senior year, the National Honor Society and the National Art Honor Society. then finished fourth in the event at the state meet…finished fifth in the state in the 1,600m her junior year…honored with her team’s career achievement Personal: Emily Kathleen Zizzi was born on April 2, 1993 in Charlotte, N.C.… award and the Golden Shoe Award for track leadership and sportsmanship… daughter of John and Barbara Ann Zizzi…undecided on major. voted captain of the George Mason swim team as a senior…a member of the National French Honor Society.

Personal: Eva Estrada was born on June 17, 1994, in Washington, D.C…. Zizzi’s Career Bests daughter of Lisa and Louie Estrada…is undecided on her major. 19:36.28 Cross Country 5K (09.30.11) 2:29.56 Indoor 800m (02.23.12) 4:56.80 Oudoor 1,500m (04.06.12) Lauren Moscioni Freshman • 5-8 Mendham, N.J. • St. Bernards

High School: Competed in the 200m and the 4x200m…helped her team to a division championship in the Skyland Conference as a junior…team also earned Prep B Championship and Non-Public B State Championship in 2011…member of the Patriot Conference Championship team as a freshman.

Personal: Lauren Kelly Moscioni was born on June 8, 1994, in Mendham, N.J….daughter of Richard and Kathy Moscioni… is undecided on her major.

2012-13 Cross Country and Track & Field • 13 2012-13 Furman Paladin Cross Country and Track & Field Women’s Records Indoor Records Event Time/Distance Holder Date 55m 7.30 Candii Woodson 2/23/02 55m Hurdles 8.66 Nicole Lewis 1/23/88 60m 7.92 Candii Woodson 1/23/04 60m Hurdles 8.95 Misha Holmes 2/27/11 200m 24.66 Shiree Cutts 2/20/94 400m 55.88 Shiree Cutts 2/20/94 800m 2:14.95 McKenzie Sharpe 2/16/07 3,000m 9:49.53 Erin Barker 2/23/12 5,000m 16:51.72 Cate Pichon 1/24/92 4:54.35 Erin Barker 2/10/12 Mile Relay 4:02.08 Cutts, Moon, Ginette, Krueger 2/20/94 2 Mile Run 13:29.22 Sarah Baughcome 1987 2 Mile Relay 9:29.97 VandeBrake, Valenzuela, Vinson, Ginette 1/30/93 4x400m Relay 3:56.87 Edgar, Handley, Sharpe, Mullen 2/26/06 Mariana Valenzuela has her name in the 4x800m Relay 9:30.0 Valenzuela, Vinson, Ginette, VandeBrake 2/6/93 record books in both the Two Mile Relay and Sprint Medley 4:28.15 Smith, Krueger, Raitt, Ginette 2/1/92 the 4x800m Relay. Distance Medley 11:39.09 Cooper, Pennachio, Ginette, VandeBrake 2/24/95 Long Jump 19’ 6”/5.94m Chibuzo Aguocha 2/16/07 High Jump 5’4-1/4” Gina Richter 2/23/96 Triple Jump 41’ 1” Chibuzo Aguocha 3/1/08 Shot Put 37’9” Semone Phelps 1991 Pole Vault 9’6-1/4” Ali Myers 2/23/01 20lb Weight 33’3” Pam Truman 1/20/01

Outdoor Records Event Time/Distance Holder Date 100m 12.14 Candii Woodson 3/16/02 100m Hurdles 14.67 Misha Holmes 4/22/11 200m 24.37 Shiree Cutts 4/9/94 24.37 Salima Fountain 4/13/96 400m 54.95 Shiree Cutts 4/16/94 400m IH 1:02.30 Monica Hill 4/21/01 800m 2:11.24 McKenzie Sharpe 4/30/06 Julie Stackhouse helped set the 1,500m 4:29.62 Erin Barker 3/16/12 Furman record in the Distance Medley Relay 3,000m 9:57.17 Heather VandeBrake 4/16/95 in 2000. 5,000m 16:58.38 Sinead Haughey 3/16/12 10,000m 35:25.41 Jill Braley 3/31/01 3,000m Steeplechase 10:49.21 Brooke Mosteller 4/21/12 4x100m Relay 47.69 Moon, Fountain, Krueger, Cutts 4/22/94 4x200m Relay 1:43.48 Edgar, Sullivan, Small, Woodson 3/20/04 4x400m Relay 3:52.43 Denison, Rivas, Hill, Highbaugh 4/2/99 4x800m Relay 9:16.83 E. Barker, Burton, Wirzba, Callahan 4/2/11 4x1,500m Relay 19:41.24 Poole, Thompson, Mullen, Mungovan 3/26/05 4x1,600m Relay 22:01.27 Kowalski, Wirzba, Means, Mosteller 4/2/11 Mile Relay 4:17.75 Regester, Fries, Lewis, Hendley 4/2/88 2 Mile Relay 11:05.94 James, Lill, Patterson, Pownall 3/22/86 Sprint Medley 2:01.04 Petty, Rayevich, Kelly, Regester 4/1/89 Distance Medley 12:15.82 Tominack, Highbaugh, Stackhouse, Howard 4/7/00 High Jump 5’ 6” Katie Condon 4/22/97 Long Jump 19’ 1/2” Chibuzo Aguocha 4/7/07 Triple Jump 41’ 9-3/4” Chibuzo Aguocha 4/22/07 Shot Put 39’ 6-1/2” Elizabeth Noethling 4/22/95 Discus 125’ 2-1/2” Elizabeth Noethling 4/16/95 Javelin 134’ 2” Tammy Rayevich 4/28/90 Shiree Cutts’ name is all over the Furman Hammer 117’4” Megan Hundley 4/18/97 record books, including Pole Vault 10’1/4” Tara Baxter 4/13/02 in the 200m and 400m. Heptathlon 4,089 Julie Stackhouse 5/17/02

14 • 2012-13 Cross Country and Track & Field 2012-13 Furman Paladin Cross Country and Track & Field Women’s SoCon Cross Country Results SoCon Cross Country Champs All-SoCon Cross Country Year Pts. Top Furman Finisher Time 1993 43 Heather VandeBrake (1st) 18:13 Year Name Finish 1994 34 Heather VandeBrake (1st) 17:40 1988 Lynn Taylor 6th 1995 39 Heather VandeBrake (1st) 18:26 1990 Cate Pichon 1st 1990 Lynn Taylor 2nd 2000 47 Jill Braley (2nd) 17:39 1991 Cate Pichon 1st 1991 Lynn Taylor 2nd SoCon Cross Country 1992 Mariana Valenzuela 6th Women’s Coach of the Year 1992 Gail Pennachio 8th Year Name 1993 Heather VandeBrake 1st 1993 Gail Pennachio 4th 1990 Gene Mullin 1993 Amy Ginette 7th 1993 Gene Mullin 1994 Heather VandeBrake 1st 1994 Gene Mullin 1994 Lynn Kepper 5th 1995 Gene Mullin 1994 Holley Cooper 6th 1999 Gene Mullin 1994 Amy Ginette 9th 2000 Gene Mullin 1995 Heather VandeBrake 1st 1995 Lynn Kepper 3rd NCAA Cross Country Championships 1995 Holley Cooper 9th Year Furman Participant Time 1996 Lynn Kepper-Hudson 1st 1996 Rhoda Maron 8th 1991 Cate Pichon (40th) 17:37 Cross country and track & field athlete Bev Roberts 1997 Lynn Kepper-Hudson 2nd was the Lady Paladins’ top finisher at the 2003 1998 Lory Gray 8th SoCon Cross Country Championships, leading 1999 Jill Braley 5th SoCon Most Outstanding Performer the team to a second-place showing. Year Name Sport 1999 Dana Smith 10th 1990 Cate Pichon CC 2000 Jill Braley 2nd 2000 Dana Smith 9th 1991 Cate Pichon Indoor 2001 Erin Howard 5th 1993 Heather VandeBrake CC 2002 Bev Roberts 7th 1994 Heather VandeBrake CC 2002 Whitney Sharp 9th 1994 Shiree Cutts Indoor 2003 Bev Roberts 4th 1995 Heather VandeBrake CC 2003 Whitney Sharp 7th 1996 Lynn Kepper-Hudson CC 2003 Molly Mungovan 10th 1996 Heather VandeBrake Indoor 2004 Molly Mungovan 6th 2008 Megan Lordi CC 2005 Rebecca Mullen 9th 2007 Jenna Callahan 8th 2008 Megan Lordi 1st SoCon Freshman of the Year 2008 Chloe Kowalski 10th Year Name Sport 2009 Chloe Kowalski 2nd 1992 Heather VandeBrake CC 2009 Brittany Johnson 11th 1993 Heather VandeBrake Indoor 2010 Brooke Mosteller 12th 1993 Heather VandeBrake Outdoor 2011 Erin Barker 4th 2007 Jenna Callahan CC 2011 Brooke Mosteller 8th 2011 Sinead Haughey T14th SoCon Athlete of the Year Year Name SoCon Cross Country Heather VandeBrake is one of Furman’s most storied 1996 Heather VandeBrake athletes and its lone recipient of the SoCon Athlete of Team Results the Year award. Year Finish Points SoCon All-Freshman Team 1986 6th 168 Year Name Sport 1989 4th 87 2008 Chloe Kowalski CC 1990 2nd 48 2008 Erin Barker CC 1991 2nd 43 2009 Rebecca Shelton (3,000m) Indoor 1992 2nd 65 2009 Chloe Kowalski (5,000m) Outdoor 1993 1st 43 2009 Charlee Coggins (5,000m) Outdoor 1994 1st 34 2010 Brooke Mosteller (5,000m) Outdoor 1995 1st 39 1996 3rd 81 2010 Jessica Pate (10,000m) Outdoor 1997 3rd 91 2010 Haley Gray (Steeplechase) Outdoor 1998 5th 116 2010 Catherine Burton CC 1999 2nd 64 2011 Catherine Burton (Mile) Indoor 2000 1st 47 2011 Julia Means (3,000m) Indoor 2001 6th 130 2011 Catherine Burton (1,500m) Outdoor 2002 4th 87 2011 Sinead Haughey CC 2003 2nd 76 2012 Blair Burke (3,000m) Indoor 2004 4th 106 2012 Danielle Ebzery (Triple Jump) Indoor 2005 4th 105 2012 Sinead Haughey (5,000m) Indoor 2006 6th 138 2012 Sinead Haughey (10,000m) Outdoor 2007 3rd 83 2012 Hannah Schilpp (1,500m) Outdoor 2008 3rd 77 2012 Emily Zizzi (1,500m) Outdoor Cate Pichon had an outstanding Furman career, 2009 4th 93 earning SoCon MVP three times and competing in the 2010 6th 144 2012 Shannon Murphy (400m) Outdoor NCAA Cross Country Championships in 1991. 2011 2nd 80

2012-13 Cross Country and Track & Field • 15 2012-13 Furman Paladin Cross Country and Track & Field Women’s SoCon Indoor Results All-SoCon Indoor Track Year Name (Finish) Event 1997 Lynn Kepper-Hudson (2nd) 5,000m 1988 Karen Dixon (2nd) Triple Jump 1998 Angela Highbaugh (3rd) 400m 1988 Nicole Lewis (4th) 55m Hurdles 1999 Dana Smith (3rd) 5,000m 1991 Cate Pichon (1st) 3,000m 1999 Rivas, Denison (2nd) 4x400m 1991 Cate Pichon (1st) 5,000m Hill, Highbaugh 1991 Lynn Taylor (3rd) 3,000m 2000 Julie Stackhouse (2nd) 800m 1991 Lynn Taylor (3rd) 5,000m 2001 Jill Braley (1st) 3,000m 1992 Lynn Taylor (3rd) 3,000m 2001 Jill Braley (1st) 5,000m 1992 Lynn Taylor (3rd) 5,000m 2001 Gray, Hill (3rd) DMR 1993 Gail Pennachio (1st) 3,000m Stackhouse, Howard 1993 Valenzuela, Vinson (1st) 2-Mile Relay 2004 Molly Munovan (3rd) 3,000m Ginette, VandeBrake 2006 McKenzie Sharpe (3rd) 800m 1993 Heather VandeBrake (1st) Mile 2006 Chibuzo Aguocha (3rd) Long Jump 1993 Mariana Valenzuela (2nd) Mile 2006 Edgar, Handley (3rd) 4x400m 1993 Heather VandeBrake (2nd) 800m Sharpe, Mullen 1993 Mariana Valenzuela (3rd) 800m 2006 Poole, Edgar (2nd) DMR 1993 Gail Pennachio (2nd) 5,000m Sharpe, Mullen 1994 Gail Pennachio (3rd) 3,000m 2007 McKenzie Sharpe (2nd) 800m 1994 Rinker, Krueger (2nd) DMR 2007 Chibuzo Aguocha (2nd) Long Jump Conner, Ginette 2007 Chibuzo Aguocha (2nd) Triple Jump 1994 Shiree Cutts (1st) 400m 2009 Monique Ositelu (1st) 800m 1994 Salima Fountain (2nd) 400m 2010 Monique Ositelu (3rd) 800m 1994 Shiree Cutts (1st) 200m 2010 Chloe Kowalski (1st) 5,000m 1994 Cutts, Moon (3rd) Mile Relay 2011 Jenna Callahan (2nd) Mile Fountain, Krueger 2012 Erin Barker (3rd) Mile 1995 Heather VandeBrake (1st) Mile 2012 Erin Barker (3rd) 3,000m 1995 Heather VandeBrake (2nd) 800m 1995 Gail Pennachio (2nd) 3,000m 1995 Gail Pennachio (2nd) 5,000m 1995 Lynn Kepper (3rd) 5,000m 1995 Cooper, Pennachio (2nd) DMR Ginette, VandeBrake 1996 Heather VandeBrake (1st) Mile 1996 Heather VandeBrake (1st) 3,000m 1996 Heather VandeBrake (1st) 5,000m 1996 Cooley, Pizzolato (3rd) DMR Kepper, VandeBrake 1996 Gina Richter (3rd) High Jump 1996 Salima Fountain (1st) 200m 1996 Salima Fountain (2nd) 400m 1997 Salima Fountain (3rd) 200m Gina Richter earned all-conference honors in 1996 1997 Salima Fountain (1st) 400m with a third-place finish in the high jump. SoCon Indoor T&F Team Results Furman Awards SoCon & National Awards Year Finish Points Student-Athlete Achievement Award CoSIDA Academic All-District 1988 6th 14 Year Name Year Name 1989 6th 0 1996 Heather VandeBrake 2004 Rebekah Potts 1990 6th 18 2007 Page Bridges 1991 5th 34 1992 6th 23 CoSIDA Academic All-America 1993 3rd 64 Female Athlete of the Year Year Name 1994 5th 54 Year Name 2004 Rebekah Potts 1995 4th 63 1991 Cate Pichon 1996 4th 64.5 1996 Heather VandeBrake David Knight Graduate Scholarship 1997 6th 28 Year Name 1998 5th 17 Elizabeth Blackwell Academic Achievement 2005 Molly Mungovan 1999 5th 43.50 Year Name 2000 5th 21.50 2007 Page Bridges 2001 5th 36 1993 Christy Neeley 2002 7th 7 1998 Kirsten Feil Dorothy Hicks Graduate Scholarship 2003 7th 14 1999 Megan Fischer Year Name 2004 8th 12 2000 Ginger Denison 2004 Rebekah Potts 2005 8th 23 2001 Jill Braley 2006 5th 42 2004 Rebekah Potts NCAA Post-Graduate Scholarship 2007 5th 42 2007 Page Bridges Year Name 2008 9th 14 2009 8th 11 2004 Rebekah Potts 2010 9th 23 J. Lyles Alley Coach of the Year 2007 Page Bridges 2011 8th 21 Year Name 2012 8th 17 1996 Gene Mullin

16 • 2012-13 Cross Country and Track & Field 2012-13 Furman Paladin Cross Country and Track & Field Women’s SoCon Outdoor Results All-SoCon Outdoor Track Year Name (Finish) Event 2001 Jill Braley (2nd) 5,000m 1988 Kathy Pownall (4th) 10,000m 2001 Monica Hill (1st) 400m IH 1988 Karen Dixon (2nd) Triple Jump 2002 Julie Stackhouse (1st) 800m 1988 Nicole Lewis (4th) 100m HH 2003 Katie Poole (2nd) Steeplechase 1989 Tammy Rayevich (2nd) Javelin 2004 Molly Mungovan (3rd) 1,500m 1989 Lynn Taylor (6th) 1,500m 2004 Katie Poole (3rd) Steeplechase 1990 Cate Pichon (2nd) 5,000m 2005 McKenzie Sharpe (3rd) 800m 1990 Tammy Rayevich (1st) Javelin 2006 McKenzie Sharpe (1st) 800m 1991 Cate Pichon (1st) 3,000m 2006 Edgar, Handley (3rd) 4x400m 1991 Cate Pichon (1st) 5,000m Mullen, Sharpe 1992 Lynn Taylor (3rd) 5,000m 2007 McKenzie Sharpe (2nd) 800m 1992 Lynn Taylor (2nd) 10,000m 2007 Chibuzo Aguocha (2nd) Triple Jump 1992 Mariana Valenzuela (2nd) 3,000m 2008 Monique Ositelu (3rd) 800m 1992 Tammy Rayevich (2nd) Javelin 2010 Brooke Mosteller (1st) 5,000m 1992 Cutts, Krueger (3rd) 4x100m 2011 Chloe Kowalski (1st) 10,000m Smith, Raitt 2012 Sinead Haughey (2nd) 10,000m 1993 Shiree Cutts (2nd) 400m 2012 Brooke Mosteller (2nd) Steeplechase 1993 Gail Pennachio (1st) 3,000m 1993 Gail Pennachio (1st) 5,000m 1993 Cate Pichon (2nd) 5,000m 1993 Gail Pennachio (1st) 10,000m 1993 Heather VandeBrake (1st) 1,500m 1993 Mariana Valenzuela (3rd) 1,500m 1993 Skelton, Fails (3rd) 4x100m Krueger, Cutts 1994 Gail Pennachio (2nd) 10,000m 1994 Gail Pennachio (1st) 3,000m 1994 Moon, Fountain (3rd) 4x100m Krueger, Cutts 1994 Heather VandeBrake (2nd) 1,500m 1994 Shiree Cutts (1st) 400m 1994 Salima Fountain (3rd) 400m 1994 Shiree Cutts (1st) 200m 1994 Salima Fountain (2nd) 200m 1994 Gail Pennachio (2nd) 5,000m 1994 Moon, Fountain (2nd) 4x400m Krueger, Cutts 1995 Gail Pennachio (1st) 10,000m McKenzie Sharpe, Furman’s Monica Hill took over Furman’s out- 1995 Gail Pennachio (2nd) 5,000m record-holder in the outdoor 800m, door 400m IH record during 1995 Gail Pennachio (3rd) 3,000m earned All-SoCon honors for outdoor her junior year in 2001 and earned all- 1995 Lynn Kepper (3rd) 10,000m track & field for three SoCon honors multiple times. 1995 Shiree Cutts (2nd) 200m consecutive years. 1995 Shiree Cutts (2nd) 400m 1996 Salima Fountain (1st) 200m SoCon Outdoor T&F Team Results 1996 Salima Fountain (1st) 400m 1996 Heather VandeBrake (3rd) 1,500m Year Finish Points 1987 4th 13 1996 Heather VandeBrake (2nd) 3,000m 1988 6th 20 1996 Heather VandeBrake (3rd) 5,000m 1989 6th 13 1996 Lynn Kepper (3rd) 10,000m 1990 5th 29 1997 Salima Fountain (2nd) 200m 1991 5th 34 1997 Salima Fountain (2nd) 400m 1992 4th 53 1997 Lynn Kepper-Hudson (3rd) 5,000m 1993 3rd 93 1997 Lynn Kepper-Hudson (1st) 10,000m 1994 3rd 94 1998 Ginger Denison (3rd) 100m HH 1995 4th 73 1998 Ginger Denison (2nd) 400m IH 1996 5th 54.50 1999 Monica Hill (3rd) 400m IH 1997 6th 43 1999 Hill, Rivas (3rd) 4x400m 1998 5th 34 Denison, Highbaugh 1999 5th 50 1999 Hill, Rivas (3rd) 4x100m 2000 5th 68.5 Denison, Highbaugh 2001 5th 64 1999 Megan Fischer (3rd) 10,000m 2002 6th 35 2000 Angie Highbaugh (3rd) 400m 2003 7th 21 2000 Julie Stackhouse (1st) 800m 2004 8th 26.5 2000 Erin Howard (3rd) 1,500m 2005 6th 33 2006 7th 40 2000 Monica Hill (2nd) 400m IH 2007 8th 28 2000 Rivas, Hill (3rd) 4x100m 2008 8th 26 Haik, Highbaugh 2009 10th 9 2000 Stackhouse, Rivas (2nd) 4x400m 2010 9th 21 Hill, Highbaugh 2011 8th 25 2001 Jill Braley (1st) 10,000m 2012 8th 16

2012-13 Cross Country and Track & Field • 17 2012-13 Furman Paladin Cross Country and Track & Field Women’s SoCon Honor Roll Akens, Lauryn 1990-91 Pichon, Cate 1990-91, 92-93 Asbell, Madena 1990-91 Pizzolato, Lisa 1995-99 Poole, Katie 2002-06 Bailey, Suzanna 2001-05 Post, Stephanie 2009-10 Barker, Erin 2010-12 Potts, Rebekah 2000-04 Bateel, Shannon 1990-91 Powell, Mandi 1991-93 Baughcome, Sarah 1989-90 Price, Anna 2001-02 Baxter, Tara 2001-02 Braley, Jill 1999-01 Raitt, Carole 1991-93 Bridges, Page 2004-08 Rall, Angie 1993-94 Brown, Elizabeth 2006-07 Richter, Gina 1995-96 Burton, Catherine 2010-12 Rinker, Kelly 1993-95 Rivas, Maria 1999-00 Camp, Laura 1992-93 Roberts, Beverly 1999-04 Campbell, Mo 2004-08 Robinson, Hannah 2009-12 Cantwell, Shannon 2007-11 Rossettie, Tricia 2008-12 Coggins, Charlee 2008-11 Cole, AnjaLena 2009-11 Schilpp, Hannah 2011-12 Condon, Katie 1998-99 Schoen, Kacie 2010-12 Conway, Elizabeth 2005-06 Scotland, Lakita 2000-01 Cook, Tessa 2001-05 Sharp, Whitney 2001-05 Cooper, Holley 1994-97 Shaver, Erika 2010-12 Cummings, Allison 1991-92 Shelton, Rebecca 2008-11 Cutts, Shiree 1994-95 Singleton, Rebecca 2001-05 Sipe, Marie 1998-02 Davey, Allison 2010-11 Small, Trina 2004-05, 06-07 Davis, Mary Tyson 1997-98 Smith, Carly 2001-05 Denison, Ginger 1996-00 Smith, Dana 1999-01 Diedrich, Dawnelle 1993-96 Page Bridges Stackhouse, Jessie 2003-05 Dyer, Katherine 2004-05 Stackhouse, Julie 1999-02 Stewart, Holly 2004-08 Eades, Emily 1997-01 Halkitis, Kate 2000-01 aylor, Lynn 1988-92 Ebzery, Danielle 2011-12 Hall, Carrie 1990-91 T Edgar, Kristen 2002-06 Tervo, Tiina 1992-94 Handley, Mary Jo 2002-06 Thompson, Brittany 2002-05 Elliot, Leslie 2002-03 Harring, Holly 2001-03 Evans, Melissa 1992-93 Tominack, Anne 1998-00 Haughey, Sinead 2011-12 Turman, Pam 2000-03 Heffernan, Joy 1999-00 Fanning, Kim 1991-94 Hendley, Julie 1988-89 llrich, Bethany 2009-11 Feil, Kirsten 1994-98 Highbaugh, Angela 1996-97, 99-00 U Fischer, Megan 1995-99 Hill, Lindley 2010-11 alenzuela, Mariana 1990-93 Foltz, Kerry 2006-07 Hill, Monica 1998-02 V Foulk, Jennifer 1994-95 VandeBrake, Heather 1992-96 Holmes, Misha 2009-10 Vinson, Emily 1990-94 Freeman, Jennifer 1993-96 Howard, Erin 1999-02 Hundley, Megan 1995-98 arman, Bonnie 1998-00 Gainey, Kelly 1991-94 Huseman, Emily 2001-02 W Garrett, Guinn 2004-05, 06-07 Wilton, Alexa 2010-12 Gintel, Deidra 2009-10 Wirzba, Emily 2009-12 Johnson, Hannah 2007-08 Woolley, McKenzie 2011-12 Goudelock, Diane 2001-02 Johnson, Sarah 2003-05 Gray, Haley 2010-12 Jones, Jennifer 1992-93 Grivas, Sarah 2001-04 Yosmali, Nicole 1994-98 Jones, Kelsey 2002-06 Young, Stacey 1992-93 Jones, Whitney 2004-05, 06-08 Haik, Stephanie 2001-02 Zizzi, Emily 2011-12 Halbert, Jennifer 1993-94 Kelley, Kimberly 1988-90 Kepper, Lynn 1995-96 Kowalski, Chloe 2008-12 Krueger, Deb 1991-92, 93-94 Langhauser, Meg 2001-03 Locker, Julie 1989-90 Lordi, Megan 2006-07, 09-10 Lucas, Jill 2004-05, 06-07 Mahan, Bryna 1993-97 Maron, Rhonda 1992-93, 95-97 May, Delise 2006-08 McChristian, Erin 2009-12 McLean, Paige 1993-95 Michelsen, Mary 2010-11 Montague, Lois 2003-04 Moore, Lara 1994-95 Mosteller, Brooke 2009-12 Mucha, Jinnah 1997-00 Mullen, Rebecca 2004-08 Mulvey, Lisa 2004-08 Mungovan, Molly 2001-05 Neely, Christy 1989-93 Ositelu, Monique 2007-10 Palmer, Jennifer 1994-95 Pate, Jessica 2009-12 Petty, Dena Petty 1988-89, 90-91 Ginger Denison Holley Cooper Phelps, Semone 1992-93

18 • 2012-13 Cross Country and Track & Field 2012-13 Furman Paladin Cross Country and Track & Field Women’s All-Time Roster Aguocha, Chibuzo 2005-08 T Hall, Carrie 1990 T, C Potts, Rebekah 2000-04 T, C Handley, Mary Jo 2002-06 T, C Powell, Mandi 1990-93 T, C Bailey, Suzanna 2001-05 T, C Harring, Holly 2001-02 T, C Pownall, Kathy 1986-88 T, C Barker, Erin 2008-12 T, C Haughey, Sinead 2011- T, C Price, Anna 2002 T Barker, Lindsey 2005-09 T, C Hendley, Julie 1988-89 T, C Prichard, Rebeca 1997-98 T, C Barnwell, Rita 1993-94 T Highbaugh, Angela 1997-00 T Baughcome, Sharah 1986-90 T, C Hill, Lindley 2010-11 T Rall, Angie 1993-94 T, C Baxter, Rachel 2003 C Hill, Monica 1999-02 T Rayevich, Tammy 1989-91 T Baxter, Tara 2002 T Holmes, Misha 2009- T Regester, Stacey 1987-90 T Becker, Karen 1993-95 T, C Howard, Erin 1998-02 T, C Richter, Gina 1994-97 T Belmont, Starr 2008-11 T Hundley, Megan 1996 T Rinker, Kelly 1993-95 T, C Best, Martisse 1997 T Huseman, Emily 2001-02 T, C Rivas, Maria 1998-01 T Braley, Jill 1999-01 T, C Roberts, Bev 2000-03 T, C Bridges, Page 2004-08 T, C Isaacs, Megan 2003-05 T, C Roberts, Lynley 1997-01 T, C Brown, Elizabeth 2005-07 C Robinson, Hannah 2009- T, C Bryant, Julia 2007-11 T, C James, Wendy 1986-87 T, C Rossettie, Tricia 2008-12 T, C Burke, Blair 2011- T, C Janecic, Helena 2001-02 T Roush, Kim 2001-02 T, C Burton, Catherine 2010- T, C Johnson, Brittany 2006-10 T, C Johnson, Debbie 1986-88 T, C Saddler, Kamilah 1997-98 T, C Callahan, Jenna 2007-11 T, C Johnson, Hannah 2007-11 T, C Scalard, Erin 2008 T, C Campbell, Mo 2004-08 T, C Johnson, Lauren 2001-03 T Schilpp, Hannah 2011- T, C Cantwell, Shannon 2007-11 T, C Johnson, Sarah Anne 2001-05 T, C Schoen, Kacie 2010- T, C Cashman, Rosey 2003 T Jones, Jennifer 1993-94 T Scotland, Lakita 1998-01 T Coggins, Charlotte 2008-10 T, C Jones, Kelsey 2002-05 T, C Sharp, Whitney 2001-04 T, C Cole, AnjaLena 2009-10 T Jones, Leigh 1991 C Sharpe, McKenzie 2004-07 T Conner, Kristin 1993-95 T, C Jones, Whitney 2005-08 T Shaver, Erika 2010-12 T, C Condon, Katie 1996-99 T Shelton, Rebecca 2008-11 T, C Conway, Elizabeth 2005-07 C Kepper-Hudson, L. 1994-98 T, C Singleton, Rebeca 2001-05 T, C Conway, Susan 1986-87 T, C Kowalski, Chloe 2008-12 T, C Sipe, Marie 1998-02 T, C Cook, Joannah 1990 T Krueger, Deb 1991-94 T Skelton, Nicole 1993 T Cook, Tessa 2001-05 T, C Slatter, Megan 2009-11 T Cooley, Amanda 1995-96 T, C Langhauser, Meg 1999-03 T, C Small, Trina 2004-07 T Cooper, Holley 1993-97 T, C Lewis, Nicole 1987 T, C Smith, Carly 2001-04 T, C Cutts, Shiree 1992-95 T Lil, Ann-Marie 1986 T Smith, Dana 1997-01 T, C Lordi, Megan 2006-10 T, C Stackhouse, Jessie 2003-05 T, C Davey, Allison 2010-12 T, C Lucas, Jill 2003-07 T, C Stackhouse, Julie 1999-02 T, C Davidson, Jamie 1986 C Stewart, Holly 2004-08 T, C Davis, Mary Tyson 1997-99 T, C Mahan, Bryna 1993-96 T, C Sullivan, Autumn 2004-07 T Denison, Ginger 1997-00 T Maron, Rhoda 1993-96 T, C Diedrich, Dawnelle 1994-97 T May, Delise 2006-08 T Taylor, Kristie 1987 T Dixon, Karen 1988 T McChristian, Erin 2009-12 T Taylor, Lynn 1988-92 T, C Dobson, Crystal 2001-04 T McLean, Paige 1991-94 C Tervo, Tiina 1993-94 T Dyer, Katherine 2005-07 T Means, Julia 2010-12 T, C Thompson, Brittany 2002 T, C Mickelsen, Mary 2010-11 T, C Tinnell, Tonya 1987-88 T Eades, Emily 1997-01 T, C Moon, Genera 1994 T Tominack, Anne M. 1998-01 T, C Ebzery, Danielle 2011- T Moore, Lara 1994-95 T, C Tomory, Lauren 2008 C Edgar, Kristen 2003-06 T Morgan, Hannah 2008-12 T, C Truman, Pam 2001-03 T Elliott, Leslie 2003 T Morrison, Andrea 2003, 05 T Tucker, Ashley 2009 T Mosteller, Brooke 2010-12 T, C Fanning, Kim 1990-94 T, C Mucha, Jinnah 1997-00 T, C Ullrich, Bethany 2009-11 T Feil, Kirsten 1994-98 T, C Mullen, Rebecca 2004-08 T, C Fischer, Megan 1995-99 T, C Mulvey, Lisa 2004-08 T, C Valenzuela, Mariana 1989-93 T, C Foulk, Jennifer 1994-95 T, C Mungovan, Molly 2001-05 T, C VandeBrake, Heather 1992-96 T, C Fountain, Salima 1994-97 T Murphy, Shannon 2011- T Vinson, Emily 1990-94 T, C Freeman, Jennifer 1993-96 T, C Myers, Ali 2001 T Myers, Kim 1998-2001 T, C Wiggins, Jennifer 2010 T Gabrielson, Gretchen 2011- T Wilson, Carrie 1997-99 T, C Gainey, Kelly 1990-94 T, C Neeley, Christie 1989-93 T, C Wilton, Alexa 2010- T Gardener, Deborah 1986 T Wirzba, Emily 2009- T, C Garrett, Guinn 2003-07 T, C Ositelu, Monique 2008-11 T Woodson, Candii 2001-04 T Gaschier, Sonja 1987 T Owens, Amanda 2004-05 T Woolley, McKenzie 2011- T, C Gilbert, Rachel 2011- T Giles, Bridgett 1998-00 T Palmer, Jennifer 1994-95 C Yosmali, Nicole 1994-98 T, C Gilman, Christie 1986-87 T, C Pate, Jessica 2009-12 T, C Young, Jowana 2002 T Ginette, Amy 1991-95 T, C Patterson, Bessie 1986-87 T, C Young, Stacey 1991-93 T Gintel, Deidra 2009 T Peeler, Emily 2011- T, C Gray, Haley 2009-12 T, C Pennachio, Gail 1991-95 T, C Zizzi, Emily 2011- T, C Gray, Lory 1997-01 T, C Petty, Dena 1988-89 T Griffith, Courtney 1988 C Pichon, Cate 1989-93 T, C Grivas, Sarah 2002-04 T, C Pizzolato, Lisa 1996-99 T T — Track & Field Competitor Poole, Katie 2002-06 T, C C — Cross Country Competitor Haik, Stephanie 2000 T Post, Stephanie 2009-10 T

2012-13 Cross Country and Track & Field • 19 2012-13 Furman Paladin Cross Country and Track & Field Meet the Men a new Furman record with a time of 15:47.52 at the Raleigh Outdoor Relays… Scott Des Marais recorded an 11th-place finish in the 800m at the SoCon Outdoor Championships, Senior • 6-7 turning in a personal-record time of 1:54.94…competed in the Blue Shoes Elite Milet a the Furman Outdoor Invitational, taking sixth place with a time of Richmond, Va. • St. Christopher’s School 4:12.75…named to the Southern Conference Academic Honor Roll. Junior Year (2011-12): Posted a season-best mark of 44-8.25 to place sixth in the shot put at the Sophomore Year (2010-11): Recorded a personal-best time of 25:14.39 SoCon Indoor Championships…placed 12th with to place ninth at the S.C. Intercollegiate XC Meet and 23rd at the Winthrop Fall a mark of 43-1.75 in the shot put at the Dick Taylor Classic…finished 32nd with a time of 26:04.06 at the SoCon XC Championship… Indoor Invitational…established a new personal placed fifth at the Citadel XC Invitational (26:55.90) and sixth at the Gene Mullin record with a throw of 150-9 at the SoCon Outdoor Championships, taking Furman XC Invitational (26:27)…posted a personal-best time of 33:35.5 for 127th sixth place…also bested his personal record in the shot put at the meet, placing place at the NCAA Southeast XC Regionals…placed 11th in the mile after turning ninth with a mark of 44-2.75…won the shot put (44-0.50) and the discus (147-8) in a personal-best time of 4:21.87 at the SoCon Indoor Championships…placed at the Furman Outdoor Invitational…placed second in the discus competition second in the event with a time of 4:25.42 at the Tiger Indoor Tune-Up…finished with a throw of 145-9 at the Terrier Outdoor Relays…named to the Southern tenth in the 800m (1:57.71) at the ETSU indoor meet…won the 800m (1:55.39) Conference Academic Honor Roll. and the 1,500m (3:53.61) at the Furman Outdoor Invitational, posting personal bests in both events…placed 15th in the 800m (1:56.13) and 13th in the 1,500m Sophomore Year (2010-11): Recorded a personal-best throw of 46-1.15 (4:03.40) at the SoCon Outdoor Championship…a member of the 4x800m relay for 18th place in the shot put at the ETSU indoor meet…placed ninth in the team that set a new Paladin record with a time of 7:47.42 at the Emory Outdoor shot put (43-6.8) at the SoCon Indoor Championships…finished fourth in the Invitational…a member of the winning 4x800m relay team (7:49.57) and DMR discus after notching a throw of 144-07 at the SoCon Outdoor Championship… (10:11.38) at the Terrier Outdoor Relays…named to the Southern Conference finished third in the event with a throw of 140-9 at the Terrier Outdoor Relays… Academic Honor Roll. placed second in the discus (139-1.25) at the Furman Outdoor Invitational… took tenth place with a throw of 43-0.25 in the shot put at the SoCon Outdoor Freshman Year (2009-10): Competed in five Cross Country events, with Championship…placed second in the event at the Furman Outdoor Invitational top f finish o sixth place at the Citadel Invitational with an 8K personal-best time andd thir at the Terrier Outdoor Relays, recording throws of 42-00 at both of 26:51...placed 40th at SoCon XC Championships with an 8K time of 26:53 meets…named to the Southern Conference Academic Honor Roll. and finished 151st in his first NCAA Southeast Regional Championship with a 10K time of 33:57...opened his collegiate indoor career with a personal best of Freshman Year (2009-10): Posted a personal-best indoor throw of 43- 9:03.73 in the 3,000m at ETSU.....placed 15th in the 800m with at time of 2:00.91 2.1 in the shot put to place ninth at the SoCon Indoor Championships...placed at the SoCon Indoor Championships...placed third in the 1,500m at the Furman fifth with a personal-best mark of 42-00 in the shot put at the Emory Outdoor Outdoor Invitational with a person-best time of 4:08.63...placed 16th in the 1,500m Invitational...won the shot put at the Furman Outdoor Invitational with a mark with a time of 4:08.88 at the SoCon Outdoor Championship. of 39-8.34 and won the discus with a mark of 131-9...recorded a season best mark of 134-5 to place sixth in the discus at the Southern Conference Outdoor High School: Placed 15th with a 5K time of 16:36 in Alabama 6A State Cross Championships...earned a spot SoCon All-Freshman team outdoors for both Country Meet...posted a time of 16:03 at Nike XC Regionals...recorded track shot put and discus and indoors for shot put. personal bests of 1:58 in the 800m, 4:28.56 in the 1,600m, and 9:59.24 in the 3,200m.

High School: Helped his track and field teams to indoor and outdoor Personal: Wilkerson Given is undecided on his major. state championships his senior year...placed fourth in the discus at the state championships with a personal best throw of 138-5....recorded a personal best of 46-5 in the shot put...also played offensive line on St. Christopher’s Given’s Career Bests football team. 24:54.31 Cross Country 8K (09.16.11) Personal: Scott Des Marais was born on September 27, 1990, in Richmond, 1:57.71 Indoor 800m (02.05.11) Va....son of Daniel Des Marais and Madeline Parrish...undecided on major. 4:14.48 Indoor Mile (02.24.12) 1:54.94 Outdoor 800m (04.22.12) Des Marais’ Career Bests 3:53.61 Outdoor 1,500m (04.09.11) 46-1.15 Indoor Shot Put (02.05.11) 44-2.75 Outdoor Shot Put (04.23.12) Raul Rodriquez 150-9 Outdoor Discus (04.23.12) Senior • 6-0 Los Alamos, N.M. • Los Alamos

Wilkerson Given Junior Year (2011-12): Earned All-Southern Conference honors as a member of the Paladin DMR Senior • 6-1 team that placed third with a time of 10:01.35 at the Birmingham, Ala. • Mountain Brook league indoor championships…established a new indoor personal-record in the 400m time of 52.47 Junior Year (2011-12): Established a new 8K at the ETSU meet…posted a season-best time of 7.39 in the 60m at the Dick personal record with a time of 24:54.31 at the Clemson Taylor Indoor Invitational…finished 17th in the 400m (52.78) at the SoCon XC Invitational, recording a 21st-place finish… Indoor Championships…finished second in the 400m at the Furman Outdoor placed 17th with a time of 26:32.90 at the SoCon XC Invitational, posting a personal-record time of 50.73…won the 200m with a Championships…notched a season-best fourth place time of 23.13 at the Furman Outdoor Invitational…placed 12th in the 400m finish at the Eye Opener XC Invitational…finished (50.88) and 14th in the 200m (22.94) at the SoCon Outdoor Championships… seventh with a personal-best time of 4:14.48 in the mile at the league indoor named to the Southern Conference Academic Honor Roll. meet…placed fifth in the mile with a time of 4:19.62 at the Dick Taylor Indoor Invitational...a member of the Paladin 4x1,500m relay team that established Sophomore Year (2010-11): Posted a season-best time of 7.22 in the

20 • 2012-13 Cross Country and Track & Field 2012-13 Furman Paladin Cross Country and Track & Field Meet the Men 60m at the Tiger Indoor Tune-Up…placed 15th in the 200m at the Tiger Indoor High School: Earned All-Region 5-4A honors for cross country and in the Tune-Up with a personal-best time of 23.05…also took 15th place in the event 400m and 4x400m relay as a junior and senior...was the runner-up at the state at the SoCon Indoor Championships with a time of 23.42…finished 13th in the championship meet in the 400m as a junior...a member of the 4x400m relay 100m with a personal-bet time of 11.15 at the SoCon Outdoor Championship… team that placed second in the state his sophomore year and fourth his junior placed second in the 100m at the Furman Outdoor Invitational with a time of year...placed sixth at the state championship meet in both the 4x400m relay 11.46…finished second in his qualifying heat with a time of 11.37 in the 100m at and the 4x800m relay as a senior...finished eighth in the 400m at the 2009 Taco the Emory Outdoor Invitational, then placed sixth overall with a time of 11.52 Bell Classic...was a game ball runner for the 2009 South Carolina Shrine Bowl. in the finals…placed fourth in the 200m at the Furman Outdoor Invitational, turning in a time of 22.79…finished 15th in the event at the SoCon Outdoor Personal: Zachary Scott Duskin was born on May 3, 1992 in Lithia Springs, Championship with a time of 22.96…took fourth place in the 400m with a Ga....sonf o Gregory Duskin and Sheila Duskin...intends to major in accounting. personal-best time of 50.87 at the Furman Outdoor Invitational…a member of the winning 4x400m relay team at the Emory Outdoor Invitational (3:23.75)… named to the Southern Conference Academic Honor Roll. Duskin’s Career Bests 52.12 Indoor 400m (01.14.12) Freshman Year (2009-10): Member of the Furman football team...placed 22.95 Outdoor 200m (04.22.12) 18th in the 400m with a time of 55.94 at the SoCon Indoor Championships... 49.67 Outdoor 400m (04.14.12) finished second in the 100m with a time of 11.46 at the Furman Outdoor Invitational...posted a personal-best time of 23.15 for ninth place in the 200m at the Western Carolina Outdoor invitational...recorded a personal-best time of 51.60 for 15th place in the 400m at the Southern Conference outdoor Tyler Greathouse Championships...named to the Southern Conference Academic Honor Roll. Junior • 5-9 High School: 2009 graduate of Los Alamos (4A) High School... outstanding Palm Harbor, Fla. • Berkeley Preparatory performer in track & field...ranked among New Mexico’s top sprinters in the 100m, 200m, and 400m his senior year...played running back and free safety... Sophomore Year (2011-12): Established a new finished his career as his school’s all-time leading rusher (3,880 yards, 41 TDs)... 8K personal record after posting a time of 26:22.85 at served as team captain and rushed for 1,250 yards his senior year...named district the SoCon XC Championships…finished 19th with player of the year...selected to play in New Mexico North/South All-Star Game... a personal-best time of 15:47.09 in the 5,000m at the rushed for 1,330 yards as a junior. league indoor meet…placed fourth in the 5,000m at the Tiger Paw Indoor Invitational…turned in a time of 9:13.86 in the 3,000m at Personal: Raul G. Rodriquez was born April 28, 1990, in St. Louis, Missouri... the Furman Outdoor Invitational, claiming fifth place…posted a personal-best son of Raul and Susan Rodriquez...undecided on major. time of 15:32.00 in the 5,000m, placing third in Section D at the Duke Outdoor Invitational…finished eighth with a time of 32:51.44 in the 10,000m at the SoCon Outdoor Championships…a member of the Paladin 4x1600m relay team that Rodriquez’s Career Bests placedd thir with a time of 18:05.36 at the Terrier Outdoor Relays…named to the Southern Conference Academic Honor Roll. 23.05 Indoor 200m (02.19.11) 52.47 Indoor 400m (01.27.12) Freshman Year (2010-11): Posted a season-best time of 26:36.23 to 11.15 Outdoor 100m (04.22.11) place 42nd at the SoCon XC Championships…finished 11th at the S.C. XC 22.79 Outdoor 200m (04.09.11) Intercollegiate and 33rd at the Winthrop Fall Classic with a time of 26:40.07… 50.73 Outdoor 400m (04.14.12) placed 16th at the Gene Mullin Furman XC Invitational (27.10) and 21st (28.20.18) at the Citadel XC Invitational...named to the Southern Conference All-Freshman team after placing 17th with a time of 9:04.47 in the 3,000m at the SoCon Indoor Championship…finished tenth in the mile after posting a time Zachary Duskin of1 4:41.1 at the Tiger Indoor Tune-Up…placed sixth in the 5,000m (16:24.80) at the Furman Outdoor Invitational…finished 25th in the event with a time of Junior • 6-1 17:07.91 at the SoCon Outdoor Championship…recorded a season-best time Irmo, S.C. • Dutch Fork of 16:09.94 for 12th place in the 5,000m at the Alabama Outdoor Relays…a member of the 4x1600m relay team that set a new Furman record with a time Sophomore Year (2011-12): Placed 14th with of 18:05.36 at the Terrier Outdoor Relays. a time of 52.12 in the 400m at the Dick Taylor Indoor Invitational…a member of the Paladin DMR team that High School: Placed seventh at the state cross country championships as a tookd thir place with a time of 10:22.84 at the same senior...posted best times of 15:53 for a cross country 5K, 9:44 for the 3,200m, meet…posted a personal-record time of 22.95 to place and 4:30 for the 1,600m...a member of the National Honor Society...named to 15th in the 200m at the SoCon Outdoor Championships…won the 400m at the the Headmaster’s List. Furman Outdoor Invitational, recording a time of 49.67, and placed second in the 200m with a time of 23.42 at the meet…finished 11th in the 400m at the Personal: Tyler Charles Greathouse was born on September 15, 1991 league outdoor meet after notching a time of 50.10. in Tampa, Fla....son of Chip and Barbara Greathouse...intends to study premedicine. Freshman Year (2010-11): Competed in outdoor track for the Paladins…a member of the winning distance medley relay team (10:11.38) at the Terrier Relays…also a member of the Paladin 4x400m relay team that placed Greathouse’s Career Bests first with a time of 3:23.75 at the Emory Invitational…posted a season-best time of 49.91 in the 400m to take 15th place at the Clemson Tiger Qualifier… 26:22.85 Cross Country 8K (10.29.11) placed ninth in the finals of the 400m with a time of 50.20 at the SoCon 9:04.47 Indoor 3,000m (02.27.11) Outdoor Championships…finished third in the 400m (50.50) at the Furman 15:47.09 Indoor 5,000m (02.24.12) Invitational…competed in the 200m at the Duke Twilight Meet, taking 24th 15:32.00 Outdoor 5,000m (04.06.12) place with a time of 23.25.

2012-13 Cross Country and Track & Field • 21 2012-13 Furman Paladin Cross Country and Track & Field Meet the Men at the Tiger Paw Indoor Invitational…took 12th place in the long jump after Jack Klecker recording a mark of 18-1.75 at the SoCon Outdoor Championships…recorded Junior • 6-1 a season-best mark of 19-5.5 to place 12th in the long jump at the Alabama Outdoor Relays…placed sixth in the event with a mark of 18-9.5 at the Furman Charlotte, N.C. • Ardrey Kell Outdoor Invitational.

Sophomore Year (2011-12): Set a new 8K High School: Honored as a 2010 Scholar Athlete. personal record at the SoCon XC Championships, placing 21st with a time of 25:11.62…placed fourth in Personal: Giorgio Jerome Montenegro was born on March 28, 1991 in Chicago, the 1,000m (2:33.07) and fifth in the 3,000m (8:50.34) Ill....son of Juan Montenegro and Claire Montenegro...intends to major in Spanish. at the Tiger Paw Indoor Invitational…finished 12th in both the mile (4:24.99) and the 3,000m (8:58.63) at the SoCon Indoor Championships…won the 1,500m with a time of 4:00.12 and finished sixth in Montenegro’s Career Bests the 800m with a time of 1:59.15 at the Furman Outdoor Invitational…posted 25.14 Indoor 200m (02.12.11) a season-best time of 3:59.19 to take 11th place in his section of the 1,500m at 11.96 Outdoor 100m (03.31.12) the Raleigh Outdoor Relays…recorded a 12th-place finish in the 1,500m at the league outdoor championships, notching a time of 4:00.57…named to the 19-7 Outdoor Long Jump (04.14.12) Southern Conference Academic Honor Roll.

Freshman Year (2010-11): Posted a season-best time of 26:51.22 to take James Perez 15th place at the S.C. XC Intercollegiate and 39th at the Winthrop Fall Classic… finished 12th at the Gene Mullin Furman Invitational with a time of 26:56… Junior • 5-11 placed 187th at the NCAA Southeast XC Regionals with a time of 35:25.1… Atlantic Beach, Fla. • Bishop Kenny finished fifth in the mile (4:17.75) at the JRF Indoor Meet at Clemson…finished 13th with a time of 1:57.88 in the 800m at the ETSU indoor meet…placed 19th Sophomore Year (2011-12): Earned All- in the 1,5000 with a time of 4:00.21 at the USA Junior Outdoor Track & Field Southern Conference honors as a member of the Championships…a member of the 4x1600m relay team that set a new Furman Paladin DMR team that placed third with a time recordh wit a time of 18:05.36 at the Terrier Outdoor Relays…also a member of of 10:01.35 at the SoCon Indoor Championships… the 4x800m relay team that set a new Paladin record with a time of 7:47.42 at the established a new 8K personal record after posting Emory Outdoor Invitational…recorded a season-best time of 3:55.26 to place a time of 26:08.53 at the SoCon XC Championships…placed eighth with a ninth in the 1,5000m at the Clemson Tiger Outdoor Qualifier…finished second personal-best time of 4:14.65 in the mile at the league indoor meet…finished ine th event with a time of 3:59.40 at the Furman Outdoor Invitational…placed fourth in the mile (4:16.53) at the Tiger Paw Indoor Invitational…a member of fourth in the 800m with a season-best time of 1:58.03 at the Furman Outdoor the Paladin 4x1,500m relay team that established a new Furman record with Invitational…named to the Southern Conference Academic Honor Roll. a time of 15:47.52 at the Raleigh Outdoor Relays…set a new personal record with a time of 1:53.13 in the 800m at the Bob Pollock Outdoor Invitational… High School: Finished fourth at the state championship meet in the 800m recorded a time of 1:53.46 for fifth place in the qualifying round of the 800m at and 1600m as a senior...posted best times of 15:52 for a cross country 5K, 1:56 in the SoCon Outdoor Championships, then placed sixth with a time of 1:56.53 the, 800m 4:14 in the 1,600m, and 9:28 in the 3,200m...a member of the National in the finals of the event…finished tenth in the 1,500m (3:57.22) at the league Honor Society and the Mu Alpha Math Honor Society. outdoor meet…competed in the Blue Shoes Elite Mile at the Furman Outdoor Invitational, placing seventh with a time of 4:12.84…named to the Southern Personal: John Richard Klecker was born on January 30, 1992 in Atlanta, Conference Academic Honor Roll. Ga....son of Tom and Jane Klecker...intends to major in chemistry. Freshman Year (2010-11): Posted a season-best time of 27:51 to place 29th at the Gene Mullin Furman XC Invitational…finished 74th with a time of Klecker’s Career Bests 28:11.76 at the SoCon XC Championships…named to the Southern Conference All-Freshman Team after placing 15th with a time of 1:58.77 at the SoCon Indoor 25:11.62 Cross Country 8K (10.29.11) Championships…placed ninth with a season-best time of 1:57.87 in the 800m 4:17.75 Indoor Mile (01.29.11) at the JRF Indoor Meet at Clemson…finished 13th in the mile (4:29.22) at the 8:50.34 Indoor 3,000m (02.11.12) same meet…earned All-Southern Conference Accolades and was named to 1:58.03 Outdoor 800m (04.09.11) the SoCon All-Freshman Team after placing second with a time of 4:00.36 in 3:55.26 Outdoor 1,500m (05.14.11) the 1,500m at the SoCon outdoor meet…placed 13th in the 800m with a time of 1:55.36 to earn SoCon All-Freshman Team honors in the event…a member of the 4x800m relay team that set a new Paladin record with a time of 7:47.42 at the Emory Outdoor Invitational…placed third in the 800m (1:56.48) at the Giorgio Montenegero Furman Outdoor Invitational…recorded a season-best time of 3:56.92 in the Junior • 5-10 1,500m to take tenth place at the Clemson Tiger Outdoor Qualifier…a member of the winning 4x800m relay team (7:49.57) at the winning DMR (10:11.38) at Highland Park, Ill. • Highland Park the Terrier Outdoor Relays…named to the Southern Conference Academic Honor Roll. Sophomore Year (2011-12): Placed 18th with a personal-best time of 11.96 in the 100m at the High School: Began running as a senior...was the district champion and Emory Outdoor Classic… posted a personal-record regional runner-up with a time of 1:56.76 in the 800m...a member of the 4x800m in the long jump at the Furman Outdoor Invitational, relay team that won district and region championships...earned 1st team all- taking 6th place with a mark of 19-7 (5.97)…recorded region honors in the 4x800m and third team accolades in the 800m...ranks a 16th-place finish in the long jump at the SoCon Outdoor Championships second on Bishop Kenny’s top times list for the 4x800m relay and third in the after notching a mark of 19-2.75 (5.86)…named to the Southern Conference 800m...also a member of the varsity swimming and soccer teams...competed Academic Honor Roll. in the state swim meet...member of Youth Leadership Jacksonville.

Freshman Year (2010-11): Placed 45th with a time of 25.14 in the 200m Personal: James Paul Perez was born on November 22, 1991 in Jacksonville,

22 • 2012-13 Cross Country and Track & Field 2012-13 Furman Paladin Cross Country and Track & Field Meet the Men Fla...son of Paul Perez and Kerrie Slattery...father played soccer at Jacksonville University...undecided on major. Stuart Graham Sophomore • 6-0 Perez’s Career Bests Mobile, Ala. • St. Paul’s Episcopal

26:08.53 Cross Country 8K (10.29.11) Freshman Year (2011-12): Named to the 1:57.87 Indoor 800m (01.28.11) Southern Conference All-Freshman team after posting 4:14.65 Indoor Mile (02.24.12) a time of 15:51.53 and finishing 12th in the 5,000m at 1:53.13 Outdoor 800m (05.05.12) the league outdoor meet…placed 25th with a time 3:56.92 Outdoor 1,500m (05.14.11) of 24:59.82 at the Clemson XC Invitational…finished third in the 3,000m at the Furman Outdoor Invitational, recording a time of 9:01.25…posted a season-best time of 15:15.98 to win Section C of the 5,000m at the Duke Outdoor Invitational…named to the Southern Conference Academic Jackson Sinor Honor Roll. Junior • 5-11 High School: Took first place at the state cross country meet as a senior Birmingham, Ala. • Mountain Brook and was the state runner-up his sophomore and junior seasons…won state championships in the 1600m and 3200m at the state outdoor meet his senior year…also won the state championship in the 3200m as a junior…helped St. Sophomore Year (2011-12): Posted a new Paul’s Episcopal to the outdoor state championship as a senior…honored as 8K personal record with a time of 27:55.89 at the his team’s MVP for cross country and track…a National Merit Finalist. SoCon XC Championships…placed 16th with a time of 9:20.54 in the 3,000m at the SoCon Indoor Personal: Stuart Knox Graham was born on June 23, 1992 in Mobile, Ala.… Championships…recorded a personal-best time of son of Kevin and Cathy Graham…intends to study pre-medicine. 15:53.13 in the 5,000m at the Duke Outdoor Invitational…finished 10th in the 3,000m (9:17.31) at the 49er Outdoor Classic…placed tenth in his section of the 5,000m at the Raleigh Outdoor Relays, turning in a time of 16:23.86…claimed 18th place in the 5,000m at the league outdoor meet…named to the Southern Graham’s Career Bests Conference Academic Honor Roll. 24:549.82 Cross Country 8K (09.16.11) 9:01.25 Outdoor 3,000m (04.14.12) Freshman Year (2010-11): Recorded a season-best time of 28:53.84 for 15:15.98 Outdoor 5,000m (04.06.12) 83rd place at the SoCon XC Championships…finished 48th with a time of 29:32 at the Gene Mullin Furman XC Invitational…placed 18th in the 1,000m at the Tiger Paw Indoor Invitational after turning in a time of 2:42.66…posted a season-best time of 2:03.67 in the 800m to take 48th place at the ETSU Tripp Hurt indoor meet…placed 24th in the event with a time of 2:06.38 at the SoCon Indoor Championships…also finished 24th in the 800m at the SoCon Outdoor Sophomore • 6-3 Championships with a time of 1:59.87…named to the Southern Conference Bogart, Ga. • North Oconee Academic Honor Roll. Freshman Year (2011-12): Named to the High School: Led his cross country team to a state championship as a Southern Conference All-Freshman team during the senior...honored by the Birmingham News as a Scholar-Athlete of the Week... cross country, indoor (mile), and outdoor (1,500m also a starter on the varsity lacrosse team...a member of the National Honor and 3,000m Steeple) seasons…garnered All-Southern Society...attained Eagle Scout rank, the highest award given by the Boy Scouts Conference accolades after leading the Paladins with of America. a 12th-place finish at the league cross country championships…posted an 8K season-best 24:52.62 time on the SoCon course…finished eighth with a time Personal: Andrew Jackson Sinor, III was born on September 15, 1991 in of 26:56 at the Gene Mullin Furman XC Invitational…recorded a 16th-place Birmingham, Ala....son of Drew and Lindsay Sinor...undecided on major. finish (25:35.3) at the Blue Ridge Open and a 17th-place finish (26:48) at the Eye Opener XC Invitational…earned All-Southern Conference honors as a member of the Paladin DMR team that placed third with a time of 10:01.35 at the league indoor meet…placed fifth with a season-best time of 4:13.95 in the Sinor’s Career Bests mile at the SoCon Indoor Championships…finished second in the mile at the ETSU indoor meet…took third place with a time of 15:33.76 in the 5,000m at 27:55.89 Cross Country 8K (10.29.11) the Dick Taylor Invitational…a member of the Paladin 4x1,500m relay team 2:03.67 Indoor 800m (02.05.11) that established a new Furman record with a time of 15:47.52 at the Raleigh 1:59.87 Outdoor 800m (04.22.11) Outdoor Relays…won his section of the 1,500m with a season-best time of 3:51.26 at the same meet…posted a time of 3:55.13 in the 1,500m at the SoCon Outdoor Championships, claiming eighth place…competed in the Blue Shoes Elite Mile at the Furman Outdoor Invitational, recording a time of 4:20.58 for ninth place…finished fourth in the 3,000m Steeplechase at the league outdoor meet after notching a time of 9:23.40…placed fourth in the Steeplechase at the Duke Outdoor Invitational with a season-best time of 9:19.02…named to the Southern Conference Academic Honor Roll.

High School: Holds North Oconee school records in the 800m (1:54.8), 1600m (4:20.2), 3200m (9:47) and cross country 5K (16:04)…also a member of the school’s record-holding 4x400m team (3:22)…won the state championship in the 1600m and 3,00m his senior season…was the runner-up at the state

2012-13 Cross Country and Track & Field • 23 2012-13 Furman Paladin Cross Country and Track & Field Meet the Men cross country meet as a senior…took first place in the 1600m his junior year and meet…posted a season-best time of 4:21.34 in the 1,500m at the Duke Outdoor qualified for the state meet in the 4x400m his sophomore year…finished third Invitational…placed 11th with a time of 4:24.42 in the 1,5000m at the Furman in the 3200m at the state championship meet as a freshman…honored as an Outdoor Invitational. Oconee Scholar four-consecutive years…a member of the National Honor Society. High School: Earned all-state honors after placing 13th at the state cross Personal: James Warren Hurt, III was born on October 30, 1992 in Atlanta, country meet his senior season and 15th his junior season…a teammate of current Ga.…son of Lee and Jimmy Hurt…intends to major in pre-engineering/physics. Paladins Jack Morgan and Jack Miller at Mountain Brook…helped his prep team to state cross country championships three-consecutive seasons…a member of the Nike Indoor Nationals All-American 4xMile team as a sophomore…also Hurt’s Career Bests competed in the 400m and 800m. 24:51.62 Cross Country 8K (10.29.11) Personal: Mitchell Friday Lloyd was born on September 25, 1992 in Mountain 4:13.96 Indoor Mile (02.24.12) Book, Ala.…son of John and Karole Lloyd… intends to major in pre-engineering/ 3:51.26 Outdoor 1,500m (03.30.12) physics. 9:23.40 Outdoor 3,000m Steeplechase (04.22.12) Lloyd’s Career Bests William Ivey 2:08.23 Indoor 800m (01.28.12) Sophomore • 5-11 4:21.34 Outdoor 1,500m (04.06.12) Columbia, S.C. • Spring Valley

Freshman Year (2011-12): Named to the Jack Morgan Southern Conference All-Freshman Team for his performance in the 800m at both the indoor and Sophomore • 5-10 outdoor league meets…recorded an 8K season-best Birmingham, Ala. • Mountain Brook time of 26:40.0 at the Blue Ridge XC Open…turned in a time of 1:55.21 for fifth place in the qualifying heats of the 800m at the Freshman Year (2011-12): Named to the league indoor championships, then finished fourth with a season-best time of Southern Conference Academic Honor Roll. 1:54.77 in the finals of the event…a member of the winning Paladin DMR team at the ETSU indoor meet…placed third in his qualifying heat of the 800m at High School: Took second place at the state cross the SoCon Outdoor Championships with a season-best time of 1:52.97, then country meet his senior season…a teammate of claimed eighth place in the finals with a time of 2:07.49…finished second in current Paladin Mitchell Lloyd at Mountain Brook…helped his prep team to the 800m at the Emory Outdoor Classic (1:55.72) and in the developmental state cross country championships three-consecutive seasons…named to the race of the Duke Outdoor Invitational (1:55.18)…captured third place with a cross country all-state team as a junior and senior…earned all-state honors as time of 4:07.34 in the 1,500m at the Furman Outdoor Invitational…named to a member of the 4x800m relay team his senior season... a teammate of current the Southern Conference Academic Honor Roll. Paladins Jack Morgan, Mitchell Lloyd, and Wilkerson Given at Mountain Brook.

High School: A member of the state champion 4x400m relay team his Personal: John Emerson Morgan was born on February 2, 1993 in senior season…placed second in the 800m at the state championship meet Birmingham, Ala.…son of John and Desiree Morgan…undecided on major. as a senior…ran on the 4x800m relay team that won the state championship, setting a state record, his junior season, and on the state championship team in the event his sophomore season…won the region championship in the 800m, 1600m, and 4x400m his senior season…led Spring Valley to four-consecutive Carson Priest track region championships and to state runner-up finishes his junior and senior seasons…chosen track and cross country MVP as a junior and senior… Sophomore • 6-1 two-time all-region selection for cross country. Franklin, Tenn. • Battle Ground Academy

Personal: William Ivey was born on September 25, 1992 in Columbia, S.C.… Freshman Year (2011-12): Named to the son of Lentz and Carol Ivey…undecided on major. Southern Conference All-Freshman Team for his performance in the 200m at both the indoor and outdoor league meets…placed 18th with a Ivey’s Career Bests time of 24.26 in the 200m at the SoCon Indoor 26:40.0 Cross Country 8K (10.14.11) Championships…posted a time of 24.89 in the event at the ETSU indoor meet…finished third with a time of 23.78 in the 200m and ninth with a time of 1:54.77 Indoor 800m (02.24.12) 11.87 in the 100m at the Furman Outdoor Invitational…recorded a season-best 1:52.97 Outdoor 800m (04.22.12) time of 23.66 in the 200m at the SoCon Outdoor Championships…notched a season-best mark of 20-6.25 (6.25) in the long jump at the Furman Outdoor Mitchell Lloyd Invitational, claiming fourth place. Sophomore • 6-0 High School: Set a new personal record with a time of 11.56 in the 100m Mountain Brook, Ala. • Mountain Brook finals at the TSSAA Division II regionals his senior year…awarded his team’s Coaches Award as a junior…set a personal record of 23.8 in the 200m his junior Freshman Year (2011-12): Claimed a spot on season…voted Vice President of his Senior Class…also competed as a member the Southern Conference All-Freshman Team after of the golf team and basketball team…participated in Youth Leadership placing 20th with a time of 4:25.86 in the 1,500m Franklin as a junior. at the league outdoor meet…finished 19th with a time of 2:08.23 in the 800m at the ETSU indoor

24 • 2012-13 Cross Country and Track & Field 2012-13 Furman Paladin Cross Country and Track & Field Meet the Men Personal: Carson Goodwin Priest was born on December 30, 1992 in Nashville, Bradley Gossett Tenn.…son of John and Clara Priest…intends to major in political science. Freshman • 5-6 Atlanta, Ga. • Wesleyan Priest’s Career Bests High School: Competed on Wesleyan teams 24.26 Indoor 200m (02.23.12) that won cross country state championships his 23.66 Outdoor 200m (04.22.12) sophomore, junior, and senior seasons…team also 6.25 (20-6.25) Outdoor Long Jump (04.14.12) won three-consecutive region track championships… won the 3,200m state championship as a senior… captained both the cross country and track teams his senior year…helped the Wesleyan swim team to state championships as a junior and senior…served Devin Tupper as editor of his school’s newspaper. Sophomore • 5-10 Personal: Bradley John Gossett was born on May 20, 1993, in Atlanta, Ga…. Norfolk, Va. • Norfolk Collegiate son of Rick and Mary Gossett…plans to major in business. Freshman Year (2011-12): Posted a season-best 8K time of 28:52.89 to place 34th in the Charlotte XC Jack Miller Invitational B race…recorded a time of 30:03 at the Gene Mullin Furman XC Invitational…notched a Freshman • 6-1 time of 4:46.96 in the mile at the ETSU indoor meet… Mountain Brook, Ala. • Mountain Brook placedd 23r in the 3,000m at the Tiger Paw Indoor Invitational, turning in a season-best time of 9:44.99…finished 20th in the 3,000m at the SoCon Indoor Championships. High School: Helped his Mountain Brook team to four-consecutive 6A State cross country High School: Holds Norfolk Collegiate records in the 4x800m, 4x400m, championships…finished third in the 3,200m at the steeple chase, and pole vault…earned cross country first-team all-conference state outdoor meet his senior season…a member of accolades as a senior and sophomore…honored as a member of the all- the 4x800m relay team that won the state outdoor conference team for his performances in the 4x800m, 1600m, and 3200m his championship as a senior…competed on the 4x800m relay team that finished senior year…named Norfolk Collegiate Athlete of the Year his sophomore and third at the state outdoor meet his junior year…a teammate of current Paladins senior seasons…a four-time Academic All-Star…also competed as a member Jack Morgan, Mitchell Lloyd, and Wilkerson Given at Mountain Brook. of the swim team, earning all-conference honors and qualifying for the state meet four consecutive years…a member of the National Honor Society. Personal: John Maddock Miller was born on May 27, 1994, in Birmingham, Ala.…son of Lisa and Charlie Miller…intends to study computer sciences. Personal: Devin Robert Tupper was born on January 7, 1993 in Norfolk, Va.…son of Robert and Karen Tupper…undecided on major. Chap Roberts Freshman • 6-0 Tupper’s Career Bests Richmond, Va. • Collegiate School 28:52.89 Cross Country 8K (09.30.11) High School: Competed in the 200m and 400m at 4:46.96 Indoor Mile (01.28.12) Collegiate School under coach Weldon Bradshaw…a 9:44.99 Indoor 3,000m (02.11.12) member of the 4x400m relay team that placed fifth with a time of 3:35.98 at the 2012 Penn Relays.

Personal: James Chapman Roberts was born on April 13, 1993, in Richmond, Brian Babbage Va.…son of Stuart and Bobby Roberts…intends to study business. Freshman • 6-0 Lexington, Ky. • Lexington Catholic Cole Warren Freshman • 6-0 High School: A member of the 4x400m relay team Sandy Springs, Ga. • Wesleyan that holds the school record at Lexington Catholic… competed on the 4x400m relay team that placed third at the state championships in 2012…placed second in High School: Competed on Wesleyan teams the 400m as a junior and third in the event as a senior that won cross country state championships his at the state meet…also competed in the 800m and the long jump…helped sophomore, junior, and senior seasons…team also Lexington Catholic to a second place finish in the state meet and a regional won three-consecutive region track championships… championship as a junior. won the state championship in the 400m, placed second in the 200m, and finished third in the 4x400m at the state meet…holds Personal: Brian Keen Babbage was born on February 11, 1994, in Lexington, the Wesleyan school record in the 200m, 400m, and 4x400m…chosen region Ky….son of Bob and Laura Babbage…plans to major in political science. MVP…selected to the All-Gwinnett County Team…helped the school’s soccer team to the state playoffs three consecutive seasons…earned the prestigious Eagle Scout honor…voted student body president.

Personal: Coleman Warren was born on April 19, 1993, in Sandy Springs, Ga….son of Bill and Lynne Warren…plans to study business and religion.

2012-13 Cross Country and Track & Field • 25 2012-13 Furman Paladin Cross Country and Track & Field Men’s Records Indoor Records Event Time/Distance Holder Date 55m 6.33 Mark Preddy 1986 55m High Hurdles 7.89 Benji Motte 1986 60m 6.85 Cortez Johnson 2/19/11 60m High Hurdles 8.83 Will Johnson 2/15/08 200m 22.30 Brad Stephens 2/16/92 400m 53.20 Mike Wilson 1986 50.43 J.P. Bowles (running unattached) 1/28/00 800m 1:53.00 Lee Gilmer 2/12/11 3,000m 8:23.11 Patrick Morgan 1/24/09 5,000m 14:52.91 David Maxfield 1/28/89 4x400m Relay 3:25.00 Preddy, Hicks, Dixon, Wilson 1986 4x800m Relay 8:01.00 Caffrey, Furnell, Maxfield, Charles 1988 60 yd. 6.20 Six: Latest was Keith Austin 1983 60 yd. High Hurdles 7.30 Shannon Dawson 1965 Tom Malik 1971 Mile Run 4:04.45 Patrick Morgan 3/7/09 Mark Preddy has held the school record in the Mile Relay 3:17.00 Armstrong, Anderson, Loustalot, Segal 1964 55m dash since 1986. 2 Mile Run 8:59.60 Jim Rasch 1974 2 Mile Relay 7:44.00 Barker, McCauley, Coley, Anderson 1974 Distance Medley 9:56.70 Anderson, Coley, Middleton, Barker 1977 High Jump 6’10” John Orcutt 1979 Long Jump 23’ 10-1/2” Benji Motte 1986 Triple Jump 50’ 4-1/2” Carl Anderson 1977 Pole Vault 15’ 9-1/2” Dan Tyson 1968 Shot Put 53’ 8-3/4” Ken Garrett 1960 35 lb Weight 51’ 10-1/4” Bill Dimitrouleas 1977 Outdoor Records Event Time/Distance Holder Date 100m 10.30 Floyd White 1981 Brothel Cole 1979 110m HH 14.78 Benji Motte 1987 200m 20.90 Brothel Cole 1979 400m 46.50 Floyd White 1983 400m IH 50.70 David Anderson 1977 400m Relay 41.20 Gibson, Thompson, Austin, White 1983 800m 1:48.10 Phil Barker 1977 800m Relay 1:29.7 Stephens, Ratcliff, Tremble, Whitley 3/16/91 Kim Piersol’s triple jump record 1,500m 3:44.53 Brian Caffrey 1988 has stood since 1969. 4x400m Relay 3:15.70 Norris, Myers, Wilson, Fox 1985 4x800m Relay 7:47.42 Given, Perez, Klecker, Gilmer 3/19/11 4x1,500m Relay 15:47.52 Hurt, Given, Perez, Gilmer 3/31/12 4x1,600m Relay 18:05.36 McGoogan, Caldwell, Greathouse, Klecker 4/2/11 3,000m Steeplechase 9:01.80 Jon Cole 1978 5,000m 14:25.00 David Branch 1978 10,000m 29:54.40 David Branch 1978 120 yd. HH 14.00 Tom Malik 1971 Mile Run 4:04.36 Lee Gilmer 4/14/12 2 Mile Relay 7:33.20 Koss, Berkshire, Jezek, Barker 1973 4 Mile Relay 16:47.20 Branch, Cole, Coley, Barker 1978 Sprint Medley 3:21.60 Anderson, Anderson, Middleton, Barker 1985 Distance Medley 9:54.50 Barker, Middleton, Coley, Branch 1977 Marathon 2:39.24 David Cushman 1974 Decathalon 6,430 David Shepard 1974 High Jump 6’ 10” John Orcutt 1979 Pole Vault 16’ 3” Doug Becker 1974 Long Jump 24’ 5” Benji Motte 1985 Triple Jump 51’ 7” Kim Piersol 1969 Shot Put 56’ 3” Ken Garrett 1960 Discus 169’ 8” Bill Dimitrouleas 1973 Hammer 152’ 1” Brad Hiles 1977 J.P. Bowles set a new Furman Javelin 201’ 2” David Moseley 3/18/06 standard in the 400m in 2000. Southern Conference record holders in bold.

26 • 2012-13 Cross Country and Track & Field 2012-13 Furman Paladin Cross Country and Track & Field Men’s SoCon Cross Country Results All-SoCon Cross Country Furman Awards Year Name Finish Furman Athlete of the Year 1958 John Brown 2nd Year Name 1958 Charlie Phillips 4th 1960 Thad Talley 2nd 1981 Jon Orcutt 1961 Dave Tyler 8th 1961 Thad Talley 3rd Furman Academic Achievement Award 1961 Dennis Patterson 2nd Year Name 1961 Coppley Vickers 1st 1992 Matt Lassiter 1962 Dave Tyler 3rd 1962 Coppley Vickers 2nd 1994 Gary Myers 1962 Dennis Patterson 1st 1995 Phil Hargrove 1963 Dennis Patterson 5th 2001 Yuri van der Heijden 1964 Avery Sayer 4th 2005 Brennan Pratt 1964 Charles Jernigan 6th 2007 Sam Robinson 1965 Curt Hollifield 2nd 1965 Skip Poole 4th 1965 Charles Jernigan 5th Furman Student-Athlete Achievement 1969 Lee Fidler 5th Tyler Johnson earned All-SoCon honors in 2004, Award 1969 Doug Nelson 2nd finishing in second place at the league meet. Year Name 1970 Lee Fidler 2nd 2012 Lee Gilmer 1971 Bill Moody 5th 1971 David Koss 6th SoCon Cross Country Team Results 1975 Chris Borch 3rd Year Finish Pts. Furman J. Lyles Alley Coach of the Year 1975 Keith Marshall 9th 1936 7th 1976 Chris Borch 3rd 1958 4th 80 Year Name 1976 Phil Barker 5th 1959 5th 101 1996 Gene Mullin 1976 David Branch 7th 1960 3rd 82 1976 Wayne Coley 9th 1977 Phil Barker 5th 1961 1st 37 1977 Chris Borch 9th 1962 2nd 47 1981 Bill Cason 7th 1963 5th 119 SoCon & National Awards 1982 Bill Cason 8th 1964 5th 128 1985 Adam Jagelski 7th 1965 1st 30 SoCon Cross Country 1987 Adam Jagelski 6th 1966 5th 147 Men’s Coach of the Year 1988 Brian Caffrey 3rd 1967 4th 115 Year Name 1988 Dave Maxfield 9th 1968 3rd 88 1974 Bill Keesling 1989 Dave Maxfield 6th 1969 2nd 60 1976 Bill Keesling 1992 Thomas Cason 6th 1970 3rd 78 1993 Gary Myers 8th 1971 3rd 72 1991 Gene Mullin 2002 Kevin Crosby 2nd 1972 2nd 65 1999 Gene Mullin 2003 Kevin Crosby 4th 1973 3rd 82 2006 Gene Mullin 2003 Tyler Johnson 6th 1974 2nd 70 2004 Tyler Johnson 2nd 1975 2nd 59 SoCon Outdoor Track 2004 Eric Albrecht 9th 1976 1st 39 2005 Tyler Johnson 3rd Men’s Coach of the Year 1977 3rd 60 Year Name 2005 Eric Albrecht 8th 1978 3rd 87 2006 Patrick Morgan 2nd 1979 4th 116 1976 Bill Keesling 2006 Eric Albrecht 7th 1980 5th 116 1981 Stan Narewski 2007 Patrick Morgan 2nd 1981 5th 112 2008 Patrick Morgan 4th 1982 3rd 96 SoCon Most Outstanding Performer 2008 Alex Plasencia 7th 1983 6th 158 2008 Charlie McGoogan 8th Year Name Sport 1984 7th 199 1965 Gee Merrit Outdoor 2009 Charlie McGoogan 9th 1985 6th 138 2010 Charlie McGoogan 6th 1986 6th 139 1971 Lee Fidler Outdoor 2011 Tripp Hurt 12th 1987 6th 121 1973 Bill Dimitrouleas (Co-MVP) Indoor 2011 Chris Caldwell 13th 1988 5th 113 1973 Bill Dimitrouleas Outdoor 1989 7th 161 SoCon All-Freshman Team 1990 6th 139 CoSIDA Academic All-District Year Name Sport 1991 4th 106 Year Name 2008 Zachary Flickinger CC 1992 4th 123 2001 Yuri van der Heijden 1993 3rd 104 2009 Lee Gilmer (800m) Indoor 2001 Tim Briles 2009 Scott Des Marais (Shot Put) Indoor 1994 6th 156 2009 Lee Gilmer (800m) Outdoor 1995 10th 216 2003 Kevin Crosby 2009 Jay Miller (10,000m) Outdoor 1996 7th 166 2004 Kevin Crosby 2010 Scott Des Marais (Discus) Outdoor 1997 7th 162 2010 Lee Gilmer 2010 Scott Des Marais (Shot Put) Outdoor 1998 6th 127 2011 Lee Gilmer 2011 James Perez (800m) Indoor 1999 3rd 100 2012 Lee Gilmer 2011 Tyler Greathouse (3,000m) Indoor 2000 3rd 115 2011 James Perez (800m) Outdoor 2001 7th 147 2011 James Perez (1,500m) Outdoor 2002 5th 99 CoSIDA Academic All-America 2011 Tripp Hurt CC Year Name 2012 Carson Priest (200m) Indoor 2003 4th 103 2012 William Ivey (800m) Indoor 2004 3rd 72 2001 Yuri van der Heijden (H. Mention) 2012 Tripp Hurt (Mile) Indoor 2005 3rd 84 2012 Tripp Hurt (3,000m Steeple) Outdoor 2006 2nd 70 Graduate Scholarship 2012 Tripp Hurt (1,500m) Outdoor 2007 3rd 86 Year Name 2012 Mitchell Lloyd (1,500m) Outdoor 2008 3rd 70 2012 William Ivey (800m) Outdoor 2009 6th 146 2001 Yuri van der Heijden 2012 Carson Priest (200m) Outdoor 2010 5th 118 2012 Stuart Graham (5,000m) Outdoor 2011 3rd 82

2012-13 Cross Country and Track & Field • 27 2012-13 Furman Paladin Cross Country and Track & Field Men’s SoCon Indoor Results SoCon Indoor Track Team Results All-SoCon Indoor Track Year Name (Finish) Event 1976 Middleton, Pate (1st) Mile Relay Year Finish Pts. Year Name (Finish) Event 1958 7th 2 1959 Jim Martin (1st) 880 yd Barker, Anderson 1959 3rd 21 1959 Ken Garrett (1st) Shot Put 1976 Brach, McCauley (1st) 2 Mile Relay 1960 4th 11.5 1960 Ken Garrett (1st) Shot Put Coley, Barker 1961 1st 42 1961 Thad Talley (1st) 880 yd 1976 Hofferer, Anderson (1st) DMR 1962 1st 66.5 1961 Dave Segal (1st) 60 yd McCauley, Barker 1963 1st 62 1961 Dave Segal (1st) 70 yd LH 1977 McCauley, Varker (1st) 2 Mile Relay 1964 3rd 32 Cole, Barker 1965 3rd 34 1961 Bill Keel (1st) Pole Vault 1961 Tony Etnyre (1st) High Jump 1978 David Carson (4th) 600 yd 1966 2nd 48 1978 David Pate (5th) 600 yd 1967 4th 19 1962 Coppley Vickers (1st) 2 Mile 1978 Jon Cole (3rd) 2 Mile 1968 5th 19 1962 Coppley Vickers (1st) Mile Run 1969 3rd 37 1962 Thad Talley (1st) 880 yd 1978 Wayne Coley (1st) 1000 yd 1970 2nd 48 1962 Dave Segal (1st) 60yd 1978 Phil Barker (1st) 880 yd 1971 3rd 43 1962 Ed Hart (1st) 70 yd HH 1978 David Barker (4th) 880 yd 1972 4th 48 1962 Bill Keel (1st) Pole Vault 1978 Chris Borch (4th) 3 Mile 1973 3rd 52 1963 Anderson, Segal (1st) Mile Relay 1979 Joe Lott (2nd) Hammer 1974 2nd 74 1979 Jon Orcutt (2nd) High Jump 1975 3rd 45 Armstrong,Loustalot 1963 Dennis Patterson (1st) 2 Mile 1979 David Hall (6th) 2 Mile 1976 1st 20 1980 Rusty Sparling (6th) Pole Vault 1978 3rd 39 1963 Dennis Patterson (1st) Mile Run 1980 Floyd White (3rd) 440 yd 1979 6th 28 1963 Don Armstrong (1st) 500 yd 1980 7th 25 1963 Dave Segal (1st) 60yd 1980 David Barker (3rd) 1,000 yd 1981 5th 45 1963 Fleetwood Loustalot (1st) 70 yd HH 1980 David Hall (6th) 3 Mile 1982 5th 29 1963 Fleetwood Loustalot (1st) 70 yd LH 1981 Tim Thompson (6th) 55m 1983 3rd 77 1963 Ed Moore (1st) Shot Put 1981 Roy Cooper (3rd) 800m 1984 8th 4 1963 Bill Keel (1st) Pole Vault 1981 Floyd White (1st) 400m 1985 8th 8 1981 Ed Puc’ (1st) 500m 1986 7th 13 1964 Thompson, Anderson (1st) Mile Relay Merrit, Wales 1981 Byron Brooks (4th) Shot Put 1987 7th 23 1982 Floyd White (2nd) 440 yd 1988 7th 8 1964 Dave Tyler (1st) 880 yd 1982 Chip Campsan (5th) Pole Vault 1989 7th 7 1964 Pat Anderson (1st) 500 yd 1982 Bill Cason (6th) 3 Mile 1990 8th 0 1964 Tommy Thompson (1st 60 yd 1991 8th 7 1965 Ed West (1st) 880 yd 1983 Floyd White (1st) 400m 2008 6th 15 1965 Shannon Dawson (1st) 60 yd HH 1983 Benji Motte (2nd) Long Jump 2009 6th 36 1965 Frank Saier (1st) High Jump 1983 Byron Brooks (3rd) Shot Put 2010 8th 6 1966 Lavern Barrs (1st) 60 yd HH 1983 Byron Brooks (5th) 35 lb Weight 2011 7th 21 1966 Lavern Barrs (1st 60 yd LH 1983 Steve Conway (5th) 1,500m 2012 7th 29 1967 Dan Tyson (1st) Pole Vault 1983 Barry Jeffreys (4th) 500m 1968 Dan Tyson (1st) Pole Vault 1983 Ed Puc’ (6th) 500m 1968 Kim Piersol (1st) Triple Jump 1983 Benji Motte (3rd) Triple Jump 1970 Bruce Jones (1st) 60 yd 1983 Jeff Meyers (3rd) Pole Vault 1970 Tom Malik (1st) 60 yd LH 1983 Tim Thompson (4th) 55m 1970 Tom Malik (1st) 60 yd HH 1983 Rob Umberger (5th) 800m 1971 Vincent, Campbell (1st) Mile Relay 1983 Dwayne Bowman (5th) 1,000m Zeiger, B. Kelsey 1984 Ed Puc’ (5th) 880 yd 1971 Barker, Jezek (1st) 2 Mile Relay 1985 Jeff Meyers (2nd) Pole Vault Koss, Berkshire 1986 Benji Motte (2nd) Long Jump 1972 Bill Dimitrouleas (1st) Shot Put 1986 Benji Motte (6th) Triple Jump 1972 M. Kelsey, Campbell (1st) Mile Relay 1986 Adam Jagelski (5th 5,000m Zieger, B. Kelsey 1987 Benji Motte (5th) Triple Jump 1973 Bill Dimitrouleas (1st) 35-lb Weight 1987 Benji Motte (6th) 60 yd H 1973 Bill Dimitrouleas (1st) Shot Put 1987 Brian Caffrey (2nd) Mile 1973 M. Kelsey, Webster (1st) Mile Relay 1987 Adam Jagelski (3rd) 2 Mile Campbell, Zieger 1988 Brian Caffrey (3rd) Mile 1974 M. Kelsey, Zeiger (1st) Mile Relay 1988 Brian Caffrey (5th) 3,000m Anderson,Middleton 1989 David Maxfield (6th) 5,000m 1974 Mike Kelsey (4th) 600 yd 1989 Brian Caffrey (3rd) Mile 1974 Dan Utley (1st) 35-lb Weight 2009 Lee Gilmer (2nd) 800m 1974 Ken Middleton (1st) 440 yd 2009 Patrick Morgan (2nd) Mile 1974 Gary McCall (1st) Pole Vault 2009 Patrick Morgan (1st) 3,000m 1974 Preston Smith (1st) Triple Jump 2009 Plasencia, Hess (3rd) DMR 1974 Dave Anderson (1st) 600 yd Gilmer, Morgan 1975 Brad Hiles (1st) Shot Put 2011 Lee Gilmer (3rd) 800m 1975 Doug Becker (1st) Pole Vault 2011 Lee Gilmer (3rd) 1 mile 1976 Phil Barker (1st) 880 yd 2012 Lee Gilmer (2nd) 1 mile 2012 Hurt, Rodriquez (3rd) DMR Danny Tyson placed first in the pole vault at the 1976 Carl Anderson (1st) Triple Jump SoCon meet in 1967 & 1968. 1976 David Anderson (1st) 600 yd Perez, Gilmer

28 • 2012-13 Cross Country and Track & Field 2012-13 Furman Paladin Cross Country and Track & Field Men’s SoCon Outdoor Results SoCon Outdoor Track Team Results All-SoCon Outdoor Track Year Finish Pts. Year Name (Finish) Event 1948 9th 5 1949 Paul Strombaugh (1st) High Jump 1949 8th 4 1958 Juan Brown (1st) 880yd 1951 9th 4 1959 Jim Martin (1st) 880yd 1953 12th 2 1959 Charles Phillips (1st) Mile 1954 5th 13 1959 Juan Brown (1st) 2 Mile 1955 6th 17 1959 Ken Garrett (1st) Shot Put 1956 5th 22 1960 Ken Garrett (1st) Shot Put 1957 9th 2 1961 Dave Segal (1st) 100yd 1960 3rd 45 1961 Dave Segal (1st) 220yd 1961 2nd 55 1961 Bill Keel (1st) Pole Vault 1962 1st 72.67 1962 Dave Segal (1st) 220yd 1963 1st 70 1962 Fleetwood Loustalot (1st) 200yd LH 1964 2nd 44.5 1962 Don Armstrong (1st) 440yd 1965 1st 67 1962 Dave Tyler (1st) 880yd 1966 5th 34 1962 Dennis Patterson (1st) Mile Patrick Dillon earned all-league honors in the 1967 5th 29 1962 Coppley Vickers (1st) 3 Mile 3000m Steeplechase in 2000. 1968 4th 28 1962 Furman (1st) Mile Relay Year Name (Finish) Event 1969 4th 36 1962 Bill Keel (1st) Pole Vault 1973 Campbell, Jezek (1st) Mile Relay 1970 4th 25 1963 Dave Segal (1st) 100yd Webster, Zieger 1971 3rd 68 1963 Dave Segal (1st) 220yd 1973 Mike Kelsey (4th) 440yd IH 1972 3rd 54 1963 Don Armstrong (1st) 440yd 1974 Ken Jezek (1st) 880yd 1973 3rd 53 1963 Dave Tyler (1st) 880yd 1974 Dave Anderson (1st) 440 IH 1974 3rd 119 1963 Dennis Patterson (1st) Mile 1974 Gary McCall (1st) Pole Vault 1975 4th 73 1963 Dennis Patterson (1st) 3 Mile 1974 Mike Kelsey (6th) 440yd IH 1976 5th 50 1963 Fleetwood Loustalot (1st) 330yd IH 1963 Bill Keel (1st) Pole Vault 1974 M. Kelsey, (2nd) Mile Relay 1977 2nd 125 1963 Ed Moore (1st) Shot Put Three unknown athletes 1978 4th 75 1963 Furman (1st) Mile Relay 1975 Jim Rosch (1st) 3 Mile 1979 7th 22 1964 Ed West (1st) 440yd 1975 Ken Jezek (1st) 880yd 1980 6th 51 1964 Dave Tyler (1st) 880yd 1975 Gary McCall (1st) Pole Vault 1981 4th 82 1964 Avery Sayer (1st) 3 Mile 1975 Brad Hiles (1st) Discus 1982 4th 46 1964 Thompson, Tyler (1st) Mile 1976 David Anderson (1st) 440 IH 1983 5th 45 West, Anderson 1976 Carl Anderson (1st) Triple Jump 1984 7th 20 1965 Avery Sayer (1st) 3 Mile 1977 Chris Borch (1st) 10,000m 1985 7th 28 1965 Lavern Barrs (1st) 120yd HH 1977 Brad Hiles (1st) Hammer 1986 7th 25 1965 Shannon Dawson (1st) 330yd IH 1977 Phil Barker (1st) 800m 1987 6th 34 1965 Gee Merrit (1st) Long Jump 1977 David Anderson (1st) 400m IH 1988 6th 20 1965 Frank Saier (1st) High Jump 1978 Ben Judge (1st) 200m 1989 7th 12 1965 Johnson, Merrit (1st) 440yd Relay 1978 David Branch (1st) 10,000m 1990 7th 20 Barrs, Sawson 1978 Joe Hurley (2nd) Hammer 1991 7th 21 1965 Johnson, Wales (1st) Mile Relay 1978 John Cole (2nd) Steeplechase 1992 6th 28 Merrit, Anderson 1978 Wayne Coley (3rd) Steeplechase 1993 7th 35.5 1966 Gee Merrit (1st) Long Jump 1978 Phil Barker (4th) Steeplechase 1994 8th 13 1967 Dan Tyson (1st) Pole Vault 1978 Wayne Coley (4th) 1,500m 1995 7th 8 1967 John Russo (1st) Shot Put 1978 Josh Lott (5th) Shot Put 1996 8th 11 1967 G.W. Hunter (1st) Discus 1978 Phil Barker (1st) 800m 1997 8th 15 1967 Kim Piersol (1st) Triple Jump 1978 Wayne Coley (3rd) 800m 1998 7th 22 1968 Richard Mohn (1st) Discus 1978 David Barker (6th) 800m 1999 7th 36 1969 Kim Piersol (1st) Triple Jump 1978 David Branch (2nd) 5,000m 2000 7th 46 1969 Richard Mohn (1st) Discus 1978 Josh Lott (5th) Discus 2001 7th 25 1970 Tom Malik (1st) 120yd HH 1979 David Barker (4th) 800m 2002 8th 27 1970 Gary Stratton (1st) 440yd 1979 David Hall (3rd) Steeplechase 2003 7th 38.5 1971 Bill Dimitrouleas (1st) Shot Put 1979 David Hall (5th) 5,000m 2004 5th 53 1971 Tom Malik (1st) 120 HH 1979 Scott Allen (5th) Long Jump 2005 6th 33 1971 Lee Fidler (1st) 3 Mile 1979 Jon Orcutt (5th) High Jump 2006 5th 58 1971 Lee Fidler (1st) 6 Mile 1980 David Hall (2nd) Steeplechase 2007 6th 36 1972 Bill Dimitrouleas (1st) Shot Put 1980 David Barker (2nd) 800m 2008 7th 22 1972 Phil Barker (1st) Mile Run 1980 Verlon Rhodes (5th) 200m 2009 8th 28 1972 Bill Dimitrouleas (1st) Discus 1980 Byron Brooks (4th) Shot Put 2010 T7th 21 1972 Bob Kelsey (3rd) 440yd 1980 David Barker (3rd) 1,500m 2011 7th 24 1972 Mike Kelsey (3rd) 440yd IH 1980 Floyd White (6th) 400m 2012 7th 31 1972 B. Kelsey, M. Kelsey (2nd) Mile Relay 1980 David Hall (6th) 5,000m Two unknown athletes 1980 Furman (1st) 4x400m 1972 Dan Utley (1st) Hammer 1981 Cole, Gibson (1st) 440yd Relay 1973 Don Campbell (1st) 220yd Lee, Haigles 1973 Bill Dimitrouleas (1st) Shot Put 1981 Byron Brooks (5th) Shot Put 1973 Bill Dimitrouleas (1st) Discus 1981 Floyd White (2nd) 400m

2012-13 Cross Country and Track & Field • 29 2012-13 Furman Paladin Cross Country and Track & Field Men’s Outdoor All-SoCon Year Name (Finish) Event Year Name (Finish) Event Year Name (Finish) Event 1981 Brothel Cole (1st) 100m 1986 Benji Motte (4th) Triple Jump 1998 Tyler Milliken (3rd) Javelin 1981 Ed Puc’ (2nd) 800m 1986 Benji Motte (6th) 100m HH 1998 Yuri van der Heijden (3rd) 1,500m 1981 Mike Coleman (5th) Discus 1987 Greg Smith (5th) Javelin 2000 Tim Briles (1st) Steeplechase 1981 Brothel Cole (2nd) 200m 1987 David Brown (5th) Long Jump 2000 Patrick Dillon (3rd) Steeplechase 1981 Thomas Haigler (3rd) 200m 1987 Adam Jagelski (2nd) Steeplechase 2001 Jon Paul Bowles (1st) 400m IH 1981 Floyd White (4th) 200m 1987 Lemar Bell (5th) Triple Jump 2001 Tim Briles (2nd) Steeplechase 1981 Jon Orcutt (3rd) High Jump 1987 Benji Motte (6th) Triple Jump 2002 Regan LeBlanc (1st) Javelin 1981 Bill Cason (6th) 5,000m 1987 Elton Bailey (3rd) Shot Put 2003 Kevin Crosby (1st) 10,000m 1981 Ken Crowder (6th) Pole Vault 1987 Brian Pitts (6th) Shot Put 2003 Regan LeBlanc (3rd) Javelin 1981 Bill Cason (6th) 10,000m 1987 Brian Pitts (5th) Discus 2004 Brian Stone (3rd) 110m HH 1982 Bill Cason (6th) 10,000m 1987 Dwight Sterling (4th) Discus 2004 Tyler Johnson (3rd) 800m 1982 Byron Brooks (5th) Javelin 1987 Adam Jagelski (5th) 5,000m 2004 Kevin Crosby (2nd) 10,000m 1982 Chip Campsan (2nd) Pole Vault 1988 Mike Jones (3rd) Long Jump 2004 David Moseley (2nd) Javelin 1982 Byron Brooks (3rd) Shot Put 1988 David Maxfield (6th) Steeplechase 2005 Forrest, Johnson (3rd) 4x100m 1982 Floyd White (3rd) 100m 1988 Brian Caffrey (3rd) 800m MacDonald, Thacker 1982 Brian Oslan (5th) 400m IH 1988 Brian Caffrey (2nd) 1,500m 2005 David Moseley (3rd) Javelin 1982 Floyd White (3rd) 200m 1989 Brian Caffrey (3rd) 800m 2005 Sam Robinson (3rd) 10,000m 1982 Jon Orcutt (5th) High Jump 1989 Brian Caffrey (3rd) 1,500m 2006 Patrick Morgan (2nd) 800m 1983 Floyd White (3rd) 400m 1990 David Maxfield (2nd) Steeplechase 2006 Tyler Johnson (1st) Steeplechase 1983 Steve Conway (5th) 1,500m 1990 Martin Rooney (3rd) Javelin 2006 Tyler Johnson (2nd) 5,000m 1983 Benji Motte (4th) Triple Jump 1991 Martin Rooney (1st Javelin 2006 David Moseley (1st) Javelin 1983 Ed Puc’ (3rd) 800m 1992 Martin Rooney (2nd) Javelin 2007 Eric Albrecht (2nd) Steeplechase 1983 Byron Brooks (6th Javelin 1992 Borders, Goransson (3rd) 4x400m 2007 Patrick Morgan (2nd) 800m 1983 Benji Motte (2nd) Long Jump Reed, Riley 2007 David Moseley (3rd) Javelin 1983 Gene Reeder (1st) Discus 1993 Martin Rooney (1st) Javelin 2008 Patrick Morgan (1st) 800m 1984 Ed Puc’ (3rd) 800m 1993 Kavis Reed, (3rd) 400m 2009 Patrick Morgan (1st) 1,500m 1984 Jeff Meyers (4th) Pole Vault 1994 Thomas Cason (3rd) Steeplechase 2009 Alex Plasencia (3rd) 10,000m 1984 Gene Reeder (2nd) Discus 1995 Brandon Griffin (3rd) 800m 2010 Charlie McGoogan (3rd) 10,000m 1985 Lemar Bell (2nd) Triple Jump 1996 Brandon Griffin (3rd) 800m 2011 James Perez (2nd) 1,500m 1985 Jeff Meyers (2nd) Pole Vault 1997 Jake Johnson (3rd) 3,000m 2012 Lee Gilmer (2nd) 800m 1986 Benji Motte (2nd) Long Jump 1997 Tyler Milliken (2nd) Javelin 1986 Adam Jagelski (2nd) Steeplechase 1998 Patrick Dillon (3rd) Steeplechase Men’s SoCon Honor Roll Akers, Frank 2002-03 Henry, James 1999-00 Patel, Guarang 1999-00 Hess, Teddy 2008-09 Payne, Dan 1991-93 Blanding, Brandon 2003-04 Hicklin, Hunter 2002-03, 04-05 Perez, James 2010-12 Bowles, Jon Paul 1998-01 Holladay, Brian 1999-03 Phillips, Chris 1999-00 Briles, Time 1999-02 Holladay, James 1998-99 Powell, Grady 1999-03 Brown, Peter 1995-96 Holladay, Scott 1997-98, 99-01 Pratt, Brennan 2002-05 Buckley, Byron 1992-96 Huckaby, Brent 1998-00 Hughes, Daniel 1997-00 Reinhardt, Brian 1997-00 Caffrey, Brian 1988-89 Huller, Jay 1990-91 Reinhardt, Nick 2004-05 Caldwell, Chris 2010-12 Hurt, Tripp 2011-12 Richardson, Ian 2010-11 Cason, Thomas 1993-94 Robinson, Sam 2003-07 Collins, Hercules 1999-00 Ivey, William 2011-12 Rodriquez, Raul 2009-12 Crosby, Kevin 2000-04 Rooney, Martin 1990-93 Cullen, Thomas 1996-00 Johnson, Jake 1997-99 Johnson, Tyler 2002-06 Sabbas, John 2010-11 DeCamps, Chris 2001-05 Serlo, Mark 1998-99 Des Marais, Scott 2010-12 Kelly, Michael 2008-12 Sellers, Patrick 2006-08 Dillon, Patrick 1996-00 Klecker, Jack 2010-12 Sica, Rob 1990-91 Dowlen, John 2003-07 Sinor, Jackson 2010-12 Lackey, Quinn 2010-11 Smith, Brian 1990-91 Edwards, Todd 1993-97 Lassiter, Matt 1989-92 Smith, John 1988-89 Ennis, Daniel 2002-03 LeBlanc, Regan 2001-03 Sternberg, James 2000-03 Erb, Brian 1991-92 Sturdivant, Gaines 2001-03 Matz, Dan 2003-07 Sutterfield, Knox 2008-10 Fields, Bryan 1990-91 Maurer, Danny 2001-02 Surkin, Kenny 2001-04 Forrest, Will 2004-08 Meadows, Harrison 2006-08 Swaim, Corey 1999-01 Messinger, Wyatt 2001-02 Geraldson, Taylor 2003-04 Miller, Jay 2008-12 Tenini, Joe 2006-09 Gilliam, Travis 1999-00 Milliken, Tyler 1996-97 Toney, Brian 2009-12 Gilmer, Lee 2008-12 Montenegro, Giorgio 2011-12 Towery, Aaron 2010-12 Gittemeier, Luke 2002-06 Morgan, Jack 2011-12 Given, Wilkerson 2010-12 Mueller, Peter 1996-00 van der Heijden, E. 2002-03 Gober, Mitchell 2001-05 Mullen, Andrew 2002-06 van der Heijden, Yuri 1997-01 Gooch, Matt 2004-05 Myers, Gary 1990-94 Gooch, Ryan 2000-01 Wallace, Sean 1998-99 Goodwin, F.J. 2004-08 Needham, Michael 2003-04 Warner, Michael 2006-09 Goodwin, Matthew 2000-04 Nolen, Clay 2000-03 Weishar, James 2009-10 Graham, Stuart 2011-12 Nutt, John 1988-90 Wilkerson, Jed 2006-08 Greathouse, Tyler 2011-12 Wilson, Rob 1993-95 O’Connell, Jeff 2006-08 Witzke, Terrance 2006-08 Halliday, Connor 2009-12 Orr, Andrew 2003-07 Wyatt, Mike 1988-90 Hargrove, Phil 1991-95

30 • 2012-13 Cross Country and Track & Field 2012-13 Furman Paladin Cross Country and Track & Field Men’s All-Time Roster Abernathy, Frank 1953 T Burke, John 1971 T Edwards, Mack 1956-59 T Hargrove, Phillip 1991-95 T, C Adams, James 1955 T Burr, Wayne 1987 T Edwards, Todd 1993-97 T, C Harig, Chris 1992-95 T, C Adams, Steve 2004-07 T Burrell, David 1967-68 T, C Edwards, Tony 1978 T Harrison, Adrick 1993 T Akers, Frank 2003 T Buzzell, Bob 1964 T Ellis, Greg 1979 T Hart, Ed 1961-62 T Albrecht, Eric 2004-07 T, C Byers, Bill 1968 T Ellis, Jim 1980-81 T Havelka, Bob 1958-60 T, C Albuquerque, Steve 1980-81 T, C Emmel, David 1975 C Hawkins, Frank 1955-56 T Alderson, Bobby 1980 C Caffrey, Brian 1986-89 T, C Enloe, Billy 1969 T Head, Matt 1997-98 T Allen, Scott 1979 T Cain, Steven 1999 T Erb, Brian 1988-92 T, C Headrick, Mark 1969-70 T, C Anderson, Carl 1974-77 T Caldwell, Chris 2008-12 T, C Etnyre, Tony 1960-62 T Heicher, Les 1964 T Anderson, David 1974-77 T, C Caldwell, Mike 1968-71 T, C Ewing, Randell 1986-90 T, C Henry, Andy 1983-87 T, C Anderson, Pat 1963-65 T, C Calkins, Keifer 1972 T Herring, Jimmy 1955 T Andrews, Jimmy Joe 1973-76 T Campbell, Allen 1955 T Fallaw, Billy 1955-56 T Herron, Ken 1955 T Armstrong, Don 1961-62 T, C Campbell, Danny 1970-73 T Farley, Steve 1968-69 T, C Hess, Teddy 2009-09 T Arnold, Coleman 1967 T Campsen, Chip 1982 T Farmer, Chris 1980-84 T, C Hicklin, Hunter 2003-05 T, C Arnold, Tom 1958 T, C Carrabine, Dennis 1978-79 T Fay, Bobby 1966-67 T Hightower, L.G. 1953-55 T Austin, Walter 1955 T Carson, David 1976-80 T, C Ferguson, Dan 1962 T Hiles, Brad 1974-77 T Axmann, Willie 1956-59 T Carter, Bill 1961 T Fidler, Lee 1967-71 T, C Hill, Tyler 1966 T Carter, Daric 2003-04 T Fields, Brian 1990-91 T, C Hilton, Lawrence 2003 T Bach, Jamie 2004 T, C Cason, Bill 1980-83 T, C Finklea, Lee 1969 C Hoferer, Tom 1975-77 T, C Bagwell, John 1985 T Cason, Thomas 1990-94 T, C Fleming, Chris 1984-87 T, C Holcomb, John 1976-80 T, C Bailey, Elton 1986-87 T Castillo, Richard 1959-61 T, C Flickinger, Zachary 2008-09 T, C Holladay, Brian 1999-02 T, C Bailey, Michael 2006-10 T, C Cato, Billy 1984-86 T Flowers, Randy 1977-81 T, C Holladay, Scott 1997-01 T, C Bairefoot, Von 1958-60 T, C Catt, Steve 1972 T Fluegel, Dan 1967-69 T, C Hollifield, Curt 1963-66 T, C Balog, Ed 1980-83 T, C Chalmers, Jack 1960 T Forrest, Will 2005-08 T Hollis, Bill 1970-73 T Baltzegar, Matt 1953-55 T Chapman, Jim 1971-73 T, C Fox, Chas 1983-86 T Hollis, Bob 1970-71 T Barber, Jerome 1958 T Cheagle, Chris 1991 T Friddle, Bill 1959 T Holmes, Bob 1963-64 T Barker, Dave 1977-80 T, C Clark, Bill 1965 T Fronsoe, Michael 1976-77 T, C Howdeshell, Jeff 1973-75 T, C Barker, Phil 1975-78 T, C Clark, Terry 1981 T Fulk, Martin 1979-80 T, C Huckaby, Brent 1999 T Barker, Paul 1971-74 T, C Clay, Matthew 2008-09 T, C Furnell, John 1985-88 T, C Hudnall, Lars 1979-81 T Barnes, Bryan 1978 C Cochran, Ted 1954 T Hughes, Daniel 1997-00 T, C Baron, Dennis 1986-87 C Colberg, Thor 1968-71 T, C Galloway, Harold 1959 T Huller, Stanley 1990-92 T Barrett, Jeff 1977 T, C Cole, Brothel 1979-82 T Gannt, David 1983-86 T Hungerford, Pete 1970 T Barrs, LaVern 1965-67 T Cole, John 1974-78 T, C Gardner, Robbie 1983-86 T Hunter, Gabriel 1967 T Becht, Ed 1975 T Cole, Rob 1993-96 T Garrett, Ken 1958-60 T Hurley, Joe 1975-78 T Bechtel, Charlie 1967 T Coleman, Buddy 1976-77 T, C Garrison, Neel 1987 T Hurt, Tripp 2011- T, C Becker, Doug 1972-75 T Coleman, Jeff 1990 T Gay, Charlie 1957-60 T Hutcheson, Darren 1987 T Bell, Joel 2005-07 T Coleman, Mike 1981 T Generette, Kenny 1992-94 T, C Bell, Lemar 1985-88 T Coley, Wayne 1976-78 T, C Geraldson, Taylor 2005 T Irby, John 1963-64 T Bennett, Randy 1967-70 T, C Collins, Hercules 1999-02 T Giannini, Richard 1964 T Ivey, William 2011- T, C Berkshire, Jeff 1970-73 T, C Connell, David 1985-86 T, C Gibson, Eddie 1962 T Berry, Shaw 1962 T Conrad, Bill 1977 T Gibson, Ernest 1980-83 T Jackson, Don 1972 T Bielecki, Andy 1955 T Conway, Steve 1982-83 T, C Gilliam, Trap 1999-00 T, C Jackson, Jason 1993-96 T Biggerstaff, Blair 1981 T Cooper, Herb 1961 T Gilman, Ned 1962-63 C Jagelski, Adam 1985-87 T, C Blair, Tom 1983-84 T Cooper, Jim 1962 T Gilmer, Lee 2008-12 T, C James, Leon 1977 C Blair, Tommy 1957-58 T Cooper, Roy 1977-81 T, C Gilreath, Joe 1953-54 T James, Mark 1973 C Blanding, Brandon 2004 T Corley, Nate 1982-83 T, C Gittemeier, Luke 2002-06 T, C Jarado, Mike 1980 C Blankenship, Jeff 1988-89 T Cothran, Ted 1953-54 T Given, Wilkerson 2009- T, C Jeffries, Barry 1983 T Blocker, Jeremy 2003-05 T Covington, Ronnie 1975 T Glaves, Dennis 1966-68 T, C Jeffries, Larry 1983 T Bodine, Bill 1974-76 T, C Cowan, Matt 2004-06 T, C Glenn, Mike 1979 T Jennings, Bobby 1955 T Bopp, Eddie 1982-83 T Crane, Lee 1971-75 T, C Gober, Mitchell 2001-05 T, C Jepson, Dennis 1964 T Borch, Chris 1975-78 T, C Crosby, Kevin 2000-04 T, C Godshall, Warren 1953 T Jernigan, Charlie 1964-67 T, C Borders, Sedric 1993 T Crosby, Mike 1992-93 T, C Goldsmith, Brooks 1962 T Jezek, Ken 1970-74 T, C Boudoucies, John 1957-60 T, C Cullen, Thomas 1997-00 T Gooch, Matthew 2002-05 T, C Johns, Baxter 1966-67 T Bourne, William 1955 T Cunningham, Sederrick2007-11 T Gooch, Ryan 1999-00 C Johnson, Alonzo 2005-06 T Bowie, Keith 1966-67 T, C Cureton, Clyde 1958 C Goodwin, F.J. 2004-08 T, C Johnson, Cortez 2009-12 T Bowman, Dwayne 1982-84 T, C Currie, Frank 1980 C Goodwin, Matt 2000-04 T, C Johnson, Dan 1968 C Bowles, Jon Paul 1998-01 T Cushman, Dave 1972-76 T, C Goransson, Eric 1992-93 T Johnson, Ivan 1990 T Boyle, Jimmy 1954-56 T Gore, John 1960 T Johnson, Jake 1995-99 T, C Bozard, Jim 1977 T Daniels, Bill 1964-67 T, C Gourdin, Dustin 2007-10 T Johnson, Tyler 2002-06 T, C Bradley, Damon 1990-92 T Darr, Tom 1976-80 T, C Gower, Tom 1976-80 T, C Johnson, Will 2008 T Bragg, Bill 1967-68 T, C Davis, Dodd 1985-86 T Gragg, Wayne 1980 T Jones, Bob 1977 T Branch, David 1974-78 T, C Davis, Randy 1981 T Graham, Stuart 2011- T, C Jones, Bruce 1970-71 T Branch, Mike 1972 T Davis, Rodney 1956-59 T, C Grant, Jim 1955-56 T Jones, Don 1972 T Bratton, Brian 2003-04 T Davis, Stan 1984 T Greathouse, Tyler 2010- T, C Jones, Harry 1953-54 T Briles, Tim 1997-01 T, C Davis, Tom 1966-67 T Green, Rod 1991 T Jones, Mike 1990 T Brim, Jim 1971-72 T Dawson, Shannon 1965 T Greenleaf, Steve 1981 T Jones, Tim 1973-76 T Brocard, John 1972 T Deal, Jason 1986-87 T, C Griffin, Brandon 1994-98 T, C Broneill, William 1994-98 T, C DeCamps, Chris 2001-05 T, C Griffin, Gary 1973 T Karcher, Joe 1974 T Brooks, Byron 1980-83 T Del Rio, Frank 1973-74 T, C Griffin, Hayne 1967 T Keel, Bill 1958-62 T, C Brown, Allen 1993-94 T, C Delbrune, Jean 1989 T Grills, Pat 1968 C Keeter, Jim 1977-78 T Brown, Dann 1972-76 T, C Dendy, Bill 1954 T Grodzicki, Joseph 2003-05 T Kegley, Scott 1971-72 T Brown, David 1986-88 T Des Marais, Scott 2009- T Kelly, Dan 1968-69 T, C Brown, James 1985-86 T Dillon, Bobby 1961 T Haigler, Thomas 1979-81 T Kelly, Michael 2008-12 T Brown, Juan 1956-59 T, C Dillon, Patrick 1996-00 T, C Hall, David 1978-80 T, C Kelsey, Bob 1969-72 T Brown, Peter 1994-98 T, C Dimitrouleas, Bill 1970-73 T Halliday, Connor 2009-12 T Kelsey, Mike 1972-75 T Bryant, Tommy 1979 T Dixon, Julius 1986-87 T Hamlin, Richard 1997-99 T, C Kerr, Jimmy 1964 T Bryson, Larry 1955 T Dowlen, John 2003-07 T, C Hancock, Byron 1956 T Keske, Scott 1978-79 T, C Buckley, Byron 1992-96 T, C Duskin, Zachary 2010- T, C Hanna, Nathan 1999-00 T, C Klecker, Jack 2010- T, C Bull, Walter 1956-59 T Harper, Ralph 1984-85 T Koss, Dave 1970-74 T, C Bulloch, James 1978 C Edge, John 1957 T Harris, Leb 1972 T Kukowski, Tom 1965 C Buono, Chris 1980 T Edwards, Allen 1990 T Hasher, Fred 1958 T

2012-13 Cross Country and Track & Field • 31 2012-13 Furman Paladin Cross Country and Track & Field Men’s All-Time Roster Lackey, Quinn 2010-12 T, C Nelson, Buddy 1957-58 T, C Roper, Jake 2000 T Tenini, Joe 2005-09 T, C Lanier, Gibson 1990-92 T Nelson, Doug 1967-71 T, C Ross, Steve 1956 T Thacker, Andrew 2005-07 T LaRue, Bob 1975 C Nelson, James 1957-58 T Royaards, Martin 1978-79 T, C Thomas, Greg 1967 C Lashley, Michael 2001-02 T Nickles, Roy 1956-59 T Royal, Craig 1964 T Thomas, Palmer 1995-99 T, C Lassiter, Matt 1989-92 T, C Nolen, Clay 2000-03 T, C Rudolph, Chuck 1981-85 T, C Thompson, Tim 1981-84 T Lawrence, Del 1961-64 T Nordinger, Larry 1974-75 T Ruegher, Emil 1955 T Thompson, Tommy 1960-64 T, C Leathers, Corey 1993 T Norris, Jerome 1983-87 T Russo, John 1966-68 T Tilman, Dave 1961 T LeBlanc, Regan 2002-05 T Nunn, Clyde 1955 T Ruth, Charlie 1954 T Tilschner, Dick 1958 C Leaver, Erik 1990 T Nutt, Johnny 1987-90 T Ryan, John 1960 C Todd, David 1968-69 T, C Lee, Byron 1979-82 T 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Larry 1955 T Uttley, Danny 1971-74 T Long, Grady 1961 T Segal, Dave 1960-62 T Lott, Josh 1978 T Pate, David 1977-79 T Sellers, Doug 2006-10 T Vanderbilt, Jon 1967-69 T, C Loustalot, Fleetwood 1962-64 T Patel, Gaurang 1999-00 T, C Sellers, Wade 1970-71 T van der Heijden, E. 2003 T Loy, Mark 1980 C Patrick, Emmett 1954-56 T Sentell, Todd 1981 T van der Heijden, Y. 1997-01 T, C Lybrand 1959 T Patterson, Dennis 1961-63 T, C Shadle, Josh 2002-03 T, C Vickers, Coppley 1960-62 T, C Payne, Dan 1992-93 T Sharpe, James 1959 T Vincent, Paul 1968-71 T, C MacDonald, Jon 2003-05 T Peeples, Ahmahn 2003 T Shaw, Barry 1962 T MacTavish, Bruce 1979-83 T, C Pendleton, Paul 1984 T Shealy, Stefan 2008 T, C Wales, Richard 1964-66 T, C Majors, Jim 1981 C Penland, Jerry 1955 T Shelby, Dan 1980-81 T, C Wallace, Sean 1997-99 T Malik, Tom 1968-71 T Pennebaker, Ashley 1963-66 T Shepard, Phil 1957 C Walters, Linwood 1966-67 T, C March, Ronnie 1963 C Perez, James 2010- T, C Shepherd, Dave 1973-77 T Warner, Michael 2005-09 C Marshall, Keith 1975 C Peterson, Al 1985-86 T Shipman, Gary 1977-79 T Washington, Kent 1985-86 T, C Martin, Al 1961-62 T Peterson, Mickey 1963-64 T, C Sibley, Steve 1968 C Weaver, Brian 2011- T, C Martin, Jim 1958-60 T, C Pewett, Otis 1960-62 T, C Simiski, Ray 1957 T Webber, Cherrod 1986-87 T, C Maurer, Daniel 2001-05 C Pfeifer, Richard 1955-56 T Sinor, Jackson 2010- T, C Webster, Mark 1973 T, C Mason, Gaines 1960 T Phillips, Charlie 1957-61 T, C Slater, Robert 1970-71 T Weidner, Scott 1968 T, C Mattos, Jimmy 1953-55 T Phillips, Chris 1999 C Slaughter, Jaime 1982 C Weisher, James 2009-11 T Matz, Dan 2004-06 T Philpot, Cabell 1971 T Smallen, Gary 1969-72 T Wells, Mark 1973-74 T, C Maxfield, David 1986-90 T, C Pickens, Sam 1962 T Smith, Brian 1988-90 T, C Werwa, Allen 1963-64 T, C MCall, Gary 1973-74 T Piersol, Kim 1966-69 T Smith, Dale 1963 C West, Charlie 1953-54 T, C MCauley, Mickey 1975-78 T, C Pinson, Andy 1979-80 T, C Smith, Danny 1960 C West, David 1977-78 T, C MCorkle, 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1986 T Wilkerson, Jed 2006-09 T, C Meyers, Steve 1982-84 T, C Starr, Marvin 1957-60 T Williams, Bob 1973 T, C Middleton, Ken 1974-77 T Rabb, Patrick 2005 T Steele, Coy 1955 T Wilson, Dag 1959-60 T, C Miller, Harry 1960-62 T, C Radovanic, Joe 1976 C Steele, Earle 1979-80 T Wilson, George 1969 T, C Miller, Jay 2008-12 T, C Rasch, Jim 1972-76 T, C Stein, Herb 1966 T Wilson, Mike 1985-87 T, C Milligan, Steve 1969-70 T, C Ratcliff, Mike 1990 T Steiner, Kevin 1993-96 T, C Wilson, Rob 1992-96 T, C Milliken, Tyler 1996-99 T Ravenell, Roy 2003-05 T Stephens, Brad 1990 T Witzke, Terrance 2007-08 T Mintz, Fred 1972 T Redfern, Steve 1970-71 T, C Sterling, Dwight 1987-88 T Woerner, Kent 1977 T, C Moffatt, John 1992 T Reed, Gene 1953-54 T Sterling, Milan 1993 T Womack, Don 1984-87 T, C Mohn, Richard 1968-69 T, C Reed, Kavis 1993 T Sternberg, Jamie 2000-02 T, C Wood, Rick 1978-79 T, C Montenegero, Giorgio 2010- T Reeder, Gene 1983-86 T Stewart, Chris 1998-00 T Woods, Mike 1981 T, C Monti, Joe 1960-62 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2012 FURMAN UNIVERSITY Latham Baseball Stadium

LATHAM BASEBALL STADIUM

ne of the first on-campus facilities constructed prior to Furman University’s move from downtown Greenville in the late 1950s, OLatham Baseball Stadium, named in honor and memory of Dr. John T. and Gloria Latham, the parents of former Paladin All-Southern Conference performer and Furman benefactor Tommy Latham and his family in May of 2008, possesses as much charm and character as any baseball complex in the league. Located in the heart of Furman’s modern athletics complex on one of the nation’s most scenic campuses, Latham Stadium boasts an outstanding, well-maintained playing surface of Bermuda and rye grass known for its consistency and smoothness. With seating for 2,000, the stadium offers fans an excellent venue for enjoying collegiate baseball. In 2001, Latham Baseball Stadium underwent a significant improve- ment with the addition of lights that meet standards for A and Triple A professional baseball. On April 13, 2001, the Paladins hosted Southern Conference foe UNC Greensboro in the first home night game ever played on campus. In the spring of 2012 the university broke ground on the Furman Baseball Complex, which represents Phase 1 of $3.5 million in facility enhancements at Latham Stadium. The complex, which is located just beyond the stands down the first base/right field line, It certainly gives us the ‘wow factor’ when people enter the university gates.” includes coaches’ offices, locker rooms for both coaches and players, player lounge, training and Phase 2 will enhance the fan experience and include a new press box, concourse, concessions, equipment rooms, laundry, and spacious indoor batting and pitching cages. Expected date of public restrooms, and additional chair back seating. completion for the $2 million, approximate 10,000-square foot facility is August, 2012. The architect Since its opening on March 20, 1956, Latham Baseball Stadium has served as the home of is McMillan, Pazdan, and Smith and builder is SYS Constructors of Greenville. six Southern Conference championship teams, including the 2005 Paladin squad that advanced “We’ve never been more excited about the future of our program as we are now,” said head to the NCAA Atlanta Regional after claiming the league’s tournament championship. coach Ron Smith. “This facility is indicative of Furman University’s commitment to baseball and Latham Baseball Stadium measures 330 feet down the left and right field lines, 350 feet to will be an immediate benefit for our current players while also greatly assisting us in recruiting. left center field, 371 feet to the right center field power alley, and 393 feet to the center field fence. 2012 FURMAN UNIVERSITY Fluor Field At The West End

FLUOR FIELD AT THE WEST END

n addition to Latham Stadium, its on-campus home, the Furman Paladins Iannually play several home games at Greenville’s spectacular Fluor Field at the West End, one of the country’s premier minor league ballparks. Furman played nine games at Fluor Field in 2012, including early season contests against Michigan State and Miami of Ohio in the an- nual First Pitch Invitational, as well as clashes with 2010 & ‘11 national champion South Carolina and Clemson. In addition, the Paladins played four Southern Conference Tournament games at Fluor Field in late May, among which were wins over Western Carolina and SoCon regular season champion Appalachian State. Furman served as host of the 2009 Southern Conference Baseball Tournament at Fluor Field — an experience that earned rave reviews from fans and league officials, who decided the annual event should return to Greenville’s West End in 2012 and in 2013. The Paladins played the first collegiate game in Fluor Field history on May 16, 2006, when they faced South Carolina in front of 6,155 fans — the largest crowd at the time to ever witness a Furman home baseball contest. Opened in 2006 and located at the corner of South Main and Markley Street in Greenville’s vibrant downtown, the intimate, 5,700-seat facility was named 2006 Ballpark of the Year by Ballparks.com. It serves as home of the Greenville Drive, the Single A South Atlantic League affiliate of the Boston Red Sox. The popular and popular 500 Club that pays homage to all major leaguers who have 500 or more home runs facility also plays host to numerous civic functions and concerts, including a 2006 performance by in their careers. An extra-wide concourse and three concession stands at the back of the grandstand Grammy Award winning artist Edwin McCain. add to the overall fan-friendly experience, as does a sponsored children’s play area and grassy knoll Modeled after Fenway Park, home of the Red Sox, West End Field boasts its own “Green Monster,” in the left field corner. a 30-foot high wall in left field equipped with a manual scoreboard. Dimensions all around the The exterior of the ballpark, echoing Greenville’s textile past and rich baseball tradition, includes wall are the same as Fenway Park, including “Pesky’s Pole” in right field. A 15x20 video over 500,000 bricks reclaimed from former mills. “Shoeless” Joe Jackson grew up in Greenville and screen is located in right field. played for Brandon Mill, one of the city’s many textile teams before turning pro. His home, which Stadium features are numerous and include the Coca Cola Dugout, Upper Deck, Picnic Pavilion, recently opened as a museum, is located just across the street from Fluor Field.

2012 FURMAN UNIVERSITY Timmons Arena

TIMMONS ARENA

n 1998 Furman University athletics entered a new era with the opening Iof Timmons Arena, the school’s on-campus, multi-purpose facility. The 100,000 square-foot arena, which seats 3,500 people for basketball and 6,000 for concerts and other school and community activities, currently serves as the home of the university’s football and men’s and women’s basketball programs. In addition to featuring two regulation-size basketball courts, the facility includes offices and locker room facilities, offices for sports information, a complete sports medicine facility, and a 7,000 square-foot strength and conditioning center that serves the university’s entire 20-sport intercollegiate athletics program. Arena seating is chair-back style and is collapsible to allow the available floor space to be used for a variety of activities. The lead gift of $4 million for the facility was provided by longtime Furman supporters William R. Timmons, Jr. ‘49, Jean Timmons Pelham ‘42, and Charlie and Kitty Wells ‘48 Timmons. Bill, Jean, and Charlie are children of the late William R. Timmons ‘14. At the time of facility dedication, Bill Timmons, chairman of Greenville’s Canal Insurance Company, longtime university trustee, and recipient of an honorary degree from Furman, recalled that his family’s association with the university dated back from his father’s enrollment in 1910. His father’s brother, Charles Located just southeast of the home stands at , Timmons Arena features a Edward Timmons, Jr., also attended Furman before volunteering for World War I, during which he main entrance and wings made of brick, with the rear constructed of split face block and insulated was killed in action. metal panels. Stanmar Inc. of Stanbury, Mass., which specializes in constructing athletic facilities, The construction of Timmons Arena eased overcrowding in Alley Gymnasium and in the Herman was the designer and builder at a cost of $10.9 million. W. Lay Physical Activities Center (PAC), which currently serves as the home of the department of health and exercise science, student recreational and intramural sports, and fitness center. The decision to move forward with the arena was driven by the closing of Memorial Auditorium, the downtown Greenville facility that served as Furman’s basketball home for 38 years. 2012 FURMAN UNIVERSITY Furman Golf Course, REK Center

FURMAN GOLF COURSE/REK CENTER

et among 170 acres on one of the nation’s most attractive campuses, the Furman University Golf Course is rightfully acclaimed as one of Sthe best collegiate courses in the country. Originally designed by Richard K. Webel of Long Island, N.Y., and Walter Cosby, superintendant of grounds and greens at the Greenbrier Hotel and Golf Resort, course construction began in 1957 when few col- leges in the country had an on-campus facility. In the spring of 2008 the course was closed for major renovation, including the rebuilding of all tees and greens and several hole modifications and improvements. It re-opened in October 2008. The home of two of the nation’s oldest intercollegiate tournaments, the Furman Intercollegiate and Furman Lady Paladin Invitational, it also serves as the annual site of the annual 4A South Carolina State High School Championship. Over the years the course has hosted some of the game’s most re- nowned stars, including Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, Curtis Strange, Jay Haas, Billy Andrade, and David Duval, as well as a host of outstanding women players, including Nancy Lopez and Furman graduates , , Dottie Pepper, Sherri Turner, and Maggie Will. The home of Furman’s nationally recognized women’s program that has made 23 NCAA Tournament appearances and now counts 10 graduates on the LPGA Tour, the ing area, the center features putting and chipping greens, fairway and greenside bunkers, and a facility has also served as the primary course to several outstanding Furman men players, includ- covered, heated tee. ing 1981 Fred Haskins Award winner and current PGA Champions Tour member Brad Faxon ‘83, In the summer of 2012 the university completed construction of Phase I of the REK Short who holds the course record with a 62. Game Facility featuring three new holes and renovated putting green, a $320,000 project. Phase The REK Center for Intercollegiate Golf, which opened in the summer of 1997, has provided a II will include further expansion of the REK Center, including a Learning Center at a cost of $1 big boost to Furman’s golf program. Launched with gifts from Betsy King, Beth Daniel, and Dottie million. Pepper, and completed with the help of an anonymous donor, the center serves as clubhouse and practice facility for Furman’s golf teams. In addition to coaches’ offices, locker rooms, and a meet- 2012 FURMAN UNIVERSITY Paladin Stadium

PALADIN STADIUM

urman’s Paladin Stadium, nestled beautifully on campus with a scenic view of Mountain, is the football home of the Paladins, having F opened in 1981 to replace , which served as the site of Furman football for 45 years. The stadium, which features 16,000 permanent seats, originally was constructed to accommodate 13,200 spectators. Prior to the 1985 season, 2,800 additional seats were added, giving the stadium its current capacity. Following the completion of the 2012 campaign, the school will demol- ish the existing press box and replace it with a new 38,000-square foot, five-story complex that will serve as the new operational home for Furman football, complete with locker room, coaches’ offices, meeting rooms, and “Heritage Hall.” In addition, the new facility will feature a club level with concessions and special seating, new presidential and corporate suites, and new press box. Other stadium improvements to enhance fan game day experience are also planned. Paladin Stadium is the third home of Furman football since 1919. Manly Field, completed in that year, served as the home of Furman football until 1936, when Furman moved the site of its football contests to then-newly constructed Sirrine Stadium. The first game played in Sirrine Stadium — a 14-13 Furman win over Davidson — was the sixth game of the year for Furman during the 1936 season. In 1980, Furman closed its association with Sirrine Stadium with In 1985 the stadium’s field was named Eugene Stone Field in honor of Stone, who was directly a 28-15 victory over arch-rival The Citadel to win its first outright Southern Conference football responsible for the additional seats added to the stadium prior to the 1985 season. In 2009 the championship. school added a new 13x32 video board and scoreboard. Furman opened Paladin Stadium in the same fashion it did Manly and Sirrine, winning the From initial grading to completion, Paladin Stadium took two years to be realized at a cost of first game played within its confines. The Paladins defeated East Tennessee State, 21-0, in the approximately two million dollars. Construction was by Farley Construction of Columbia. stadium’s inaugural contest and in a quarter century of play have gone on to record a 148-39-1 The playing field is hybrid Bermuda and landscaping at the stadium is in line with the design (.790 winning percentage) home record, claiming 10 Southern Conference championships and and architecture of the entire university. the 1988 NCAA I-AA (FCS) national championship along the way. 2012 FURMAN UNIVERSITY Pepsi Stadium

PEPSI STADIUM

new era began in Furman softball in 2001 with the opening of Pepsi Stadium. A Dedicated prior to the Lady Paladins’ 3-2 win over then- Southern Conference rival East Tennessee State, Pepsi Stadium replaced Furman Field, which served as the center of the school’s highly successful softball program in its first 20 years of existence. During that time, Fur- man produced a 207-97 record (.681). Its outfield sodded with Bermuda grass, which provides a consis- tently smooth playing surface, Pepsi Stadium measures 200 feet down the left and right field foul lines and 220 feet to the center field fence. With seating for 300, the facility boasts enclosed brick dugouts, laser graded infield, bullpens, two batting cages located down the right field line, scoreboard, and a padded outfield fence bordered by an attrac- tive hedge. The opening of Pepsi Stadium signaled Furman’s continued com- mitment to softball excellence. In 1994 the Lady Paladins captured the first regular season and tournament championships offered by the Southern Conference, and the following year Furman made it two in a row by claiming the league regular season crown. In 2007 Furman re- turned to the championship ranks by making a clean sweep of the SoCon Tournament field, defeating College of Charleston, Elon, Western Carolina, and Georgia Southern architect is McMillan, Pazdan, and Smith and builder is The Elliott Group. en route to the crown and first ever NCAA Tournament appearance. This past spring Furman launched another major upgrade for Furman softball by break- ing ground on a new press box and coaches’ office complex at Pepsi Stadium. The two-story, 2,700-square foot facility includes restrooms and a concession stand on the lower level, a second floor featuring offices for new head coach Kyle Jamieson and his staff, room for media and game day operations, and a lounge area to entertain recruits and other guests. The project is scheduled to be completed this fall at a cost of approximately $615,000. The 2012 FURMAN UNIVERSITY Eugene Stone III Stadium

EUGENE STONE III SOCCER STADIUM

n September of 1995, over 3,500 fans joined with international soc- cer great Pelé in dedicating Furman University’s new Eugene Stone III ISoccer Stadium. The facility, which features a brick and wrought iron fence, 3,000 permanent seats, fully-automated scoreboard, modern press box, and lighting for night games, serves as home of Furman’s sucessful men’s and women’s soccer programs and has been the site of five Southern Conference Tournaments and a pair of NCAA Tournament first round matches. Named for the late Eugene Stone, long-time Furman benefactor, the $1 million complex is one of several generous gifts made by Stone and the Stone Foundation to Furman University in support of the school’s athletics program. In 1981 Stone provided the grading work for Furman’s Paladin Stadium football field, which is named in his honor, and in 1983 he initiated sig- nificant annual scholarship support for Furman’s men’s soccer program. During the 2012-13 school year the university will break ground on a $1.6 million, two-story fieldhouse that will house home and visiting team locker rooms, expanded public restrooms, a permanent concession area, referees’ room, and storage space. The second floor will serve as an open-air plaza for watching games. Due primarily to Stone’s commitment, Furman’s men’s soccer program has responded by win- Furman players who have starred in Stone Stadium include , a standout per- ning 19 Southern Conference championships and making eight NCAA Tournament appearances, former with Fulham FC (EPL) and 2006 and 2010 United States World Cup Teams; U.S. National including a trip to the “Elite 8” in 1999 following first and second round wins over North Carolina Team and (MLS) Houston Dynamo standout ; and Shea Salinas and Wake Forest, respectively. Furman finished that season 21-2-1 and ranked third in the final of the MLS . Soccer America poll. In 2002, the Paladins posted a 19-3-1 mark, including a pair of NCAA Tour- Furman women’s soccer, meanwhile, has enjoyed similar success since the program’s start in nament wins, and in 2007 Furman posted a 19-4 mark and advanced into the NCAA Tournament 1994. Over its 17 seasons of play, the Lady Paladins have captured six conference regular season second round before losing, 1-0, to eventual champion Wake Forest. All told the Paladins have titles, made five NCAA Tournament appearances, and posted a 102-45-9 home match record in compiled a 107-33-8 record in Stone Stadium (.750). Stone Stadium (.683). 2012 FURMAN UNIVERSITY Alley Gymnasium

ALLEY GYMNASIUM

n the fall of 2005 Furman volleyball became the first Southern Con- ference program to begin play in a volleyball-specific complex when Iit moved its home court from Timmons Arena into Alley Gymnasium. “Alley Gym is such a great venue for volleyball because the scale of the facility is more in proportion to the size of a volleyball court,” said head coach Michelle Young at the time. “Our fans are right on top of the action, and the noise level is a major advantage for us when playing at home.” The transition of Furman volleyball to Alley Gym actually began due to a scheduling conflict at Timmons Arena during the 2004 campaign. “The atmosphere was so exciting for that first match that we knew this was where we need to play ,” added Young, whose team went on to post a 4-1 mark that year on their new home court. This past year Furman posted a perfect 8-0 record in Alley Gymnasium as part of a 21-9 campaign, and over the past three seasons the Paladins have combined to go 27-2 in the facility (.931), including an 11-1 mark in 2009 as part of a program best 26-4 season that featured a perfect 16-0 regular season. In 2008 Furman won seven home matches on the way to a 21-14 season, SoCon Tournament championship, and NCAA Tournament appearance. Since moving into the facility the Paladins have forged a 53- 15 home mark (.779). Prior to the squad’s permanent move into the facility in 2005, the gym floor was stripped, “Rally in the Alley.” repainted, and sealed in a volleyball specific design. In addition, the ceiling was replaced and Originally constructed in 1958, Alley Gymnasium has been used as a practice facility for all new scoreboard, strobe lighting, and wireless internet hub installed. Seating for 500 was also athletic teams over the years. It is named for former Furman basketball coach and athletics direc- provided. In 2007 air conditioning was added to the court area to make the facility even more fan tor Lyles Alley, who headed up the Paladin basketball program for over 20 years and coached friendly. All-America Furman performers and , among others. Another program enhancement was the procurement of a new, larger locker room, located just off the court, and new coaches’ offices in the building. In 2006 the Friends of Furman Volley- ball (FoFV) helped celebrate the program’s new home by hosting a house warming party called 2012 FURMAN UNIVERSITY Minor Herndon Mickel Tennis Center

MINOR HERNDON MICKEL TENNIS CENTER

urman University’s tennis programs, which over the years have brought great distinction to the university with numerous champi- F onships and outstanding play, boast as their home one of the region’s top tennis facilities, the Minor Herndon Mickel Tennis Center. The central building of the tennis center, which encloses approxi- mately 41,000 square feet, features four indoor courts and a clubhouse with offices for the men’s and women’s coaches, locker rooms for home and visiting teams, lobby, lounge, and viewing area for the outdoor courts. The complex also includes an outside stadium court with seating for 400 people and 15 outdoor courts. The $2 million complex was completed in 1996 and named in honor of the later Minor Mickel, a long-time supporter of the university and first woman to serve as chair of the Furman Board of Trustees. An original gift of $600,000 was made in 1993 by Mrs. Mickel’s family in her honor. Ad- ditional commitments by the family, alumni, and friends of the university in the following year boosted the total to nearly $2 million. Mrs. Mickel, a native of Elberton, Ga., and graduate of the Univer- sity of Georgia, was a longtime Greenville resident. She served on both Furman’s Advisory Council and Board of Trustees, and, in 1989, became the first woman ever to chair the board. In addition, she was honored with the school’s Mary Mildred Sullivan Award and was awarded an honorary doctorate degree in women’s coach Debbie Southern. Other courts have been named by donors to honor family and 1993, prior to her death in 2005. friends. The complex also honors other individuals for their contributions to Furman. In 2009 the Furman men’s tennis scoreboard was given by Barry Cox, a Scarpa pupil, in honor Family and friends of the late B.O. (Tommy) Thomason, an avid tennis player and Furman of his father, Charles W. Cox, former president of Daniel Construction and avid tennis player and graduate who served as the university’s chief legal counsel prior to his death in 1993, made gifts friend of Scarpa. The outdoor courts for both the men’s and women’s teams were resurfaced in in his memory. One group of outdoor courts is called the Tommy Thomason Men’s Complex. the summer of 2011. The stadium court is named in honor of Paul Scarpa, who served for 45 years as Furman’s Both the men’s and women’s tennis teams have been extremely successful, combining to men’s tennis coach prior to his retirement in 2011. Court One is named in honor of longtime win 53 Southern Conference regular season and tournament championships over the years. 2012 FURMAN UNIVERSITY Irwin Belk Complex For Track & Field

IRWIN BELK COMPLEX FOR TRACK & FIELD

urman University, which over the years has claimed seven South- ern Conference titles in track and field and six league cross country F championships, dedicated the Irwin Belk Complex for Track and Field in 1997. The facility is named in honor of its principal benefactor, Irwin Belk, the son of William Henry Belk and the founder of the Belk merchandising empire. Irwin Belk, a longtime leader in business, the arts, politics, and education in North Carolina, attended the University of North Carolina- Chapel Hill, where he set a number of records in track. As a philanthropist, Belk has given the lead gift for track and field complexes at the University of North Carolina, Charlotte, and now Furman, and is dedicated to the ad- vancement of the sport. In addition to the improved track complex, Furman now boasts the Kelsey-West track, a red MONDO surface with eight 42-inch lanes. The high jump, long jump, triple jump, and pole vault runways are joined by a cream colored apron. MONDO is the premier name in track surfaces and has been used in each of the last eight Olympics and numerous World Track & Field Championships. In April 2007, Furman announced the planned construction of a new $2.5 million track house and a new track complex. The first phase of the project will be a two-story, 6,000-square-foot track house that will be The facility construction and improvements announcement in 2007 came in conjunction situated atop the hill overlooking the track, off Cherrydale Lane. It will include locker rooms for with the Asics Blue Shoes Mile banquet held at the Hyatt Regency in downtown Greenville. Over the men’s and women’s teams, coaches’ offices, a reception area and a warm-up area for athletes. 400 alumni and others, including 1972 U.S. Olympic gold medalist in the 800 meters, Dave Wot- Attached to the track house will be a new 2,000-square-foot laboratory for the Furman In- tle, and former Boston Marathon winner Amby Burfoot, were on hand for the eventful weekend stitute of Running and Scientific Training faculty. that also included the second annual Asics Blue Shoes Mile run. Renowned distance runner Alan The new track house also includes subsequent plans to renovate the existing Irwin Belk Webb capped the event, attended by over 3,000 fans, by recording the first-ever sub-4-minute Complex For Track & Field, install lights, construct bleacher seating for 1,500, erect a press box, mile on a South Carolina track with a time of 3:57.83. and add parking. 2012 FURMAN UNIVERSITY Sports Medicine

urman University’s Sports Medicine Center, with three current campus locations encompass- ing nearly 7,000 square-feet of space, state-of-the-art equipment, heated therapy pool, Fand diverse professional staff, delivers health services to the more than 300 young men and women who comprise Furman’s 20-sport intercollegiate athletics program. The goal of Furman’s Sports Medicine program is to create an environment that is most condu- cive to the physical well-being of the student-athlete. Facilities

The Sports Medicine main office, with over 4,000 square-feet of space in the Athletics Build- ing, serves as the university’s outpatient rehabilitation facility. The 2,700-square foot Timmons Arena office houses the Athletic Training Center, and the re- cently opened Aquatic Therapy facility is located in the Lay Physical Activities Center (PAC). A fourth sports medicine location will be included in the new football operations complex to be constructed at Paladin Stadium. All facilities are fully staffed each day and available to each of Furman’s 20 athletic teams. Staff

The Sports Medicine Center utilizes a multi-disciplinary approach to patient care, bringing together professionals with diverse backgrounds and expertise in sports medicine and physical therapy. The staff includes athletic trainers and physical therapists with years of experience treating athletes at all levels. Staff athletic trainers are responsible for monitoring the health status of each student-athlete on a daily basis. In addition to the existing staff, the center engages an extensive network of medical profes- sionals available to the student-athlete. Piedmont Orthopaedic Associates serves as the team physician group and provides comprehensive orthopedic care to athletic teams. Nutritionists and sport psychologists are also part of the referring network. Staff

Elaine Baker, Director Adam Chinery, Assistant Athletic Trainer Craig Clark, Head Athletic Trainer Krista Gruhn, Assistant Athletic Trainer Casey Moore, Assistant Athletic Trainer Heather Newman, Assistant Athletic Trainer Chris Paré, Assistant Athletic Trainer Michael Brown, Athletic Training Fellow Leslie Atwood, Athletic Training Fellow Amy Cox, Staff Physical Therapist Beth Davis, Staff Physical Therapist Joanna Rish, Staff Physical Therapist Katie Chisholm, Physical Therapist Assistant Patrick Evatt, Physical Therapist Assistant Cheryl Edge, Physical Therapist Assistant Kathryn Smoke, Office Manager Starr Altop, Office Assistant Darlene Barwick, Office Assistant Services

Athletic Event Coverage ACL Prevention Program Treatment of Musculoskeletal Injuries Back Rehabilitation Programs Acquatic Exercise Therapy Sports Injury Rehabilitation Custom Sport Orthotics Therapeutic Massage Clinical Education & Internships 2012 FURMAN UNIVERSITY Strength Training & Conditioning

urman’s broad-based, 20-sport athletics program is supported by its ultra-modern, 7,000 square-foot F strength training and conditioning, located in Tim- mons Arena. Served by two professional strength coaches, the fa- cility features a full range of weight training and exercise equipment to assist Furman’s 300 student-athletes in reaching their athletic potential. Easily accessible and sporting an excellent view of Paladin Stadium, the center, which is lined with mirrors and includes two separate coaches offices room, is outfit- ted with MONDO flooring and features all new strength training and conditioning equipment following a com- plete upgrade in the spring of 2012. Strength and Conditioning Mission Statement

The mission of the Paladin Strength and Conditioning program is to build championship-caliber student-ath- letes by applying discipline, work ethic, leadership, and accountability principles while training in a safe, clean, scientifically-backed facility and program. By modeling servant leadership principles, we will develop young men and young women who will run their race to win in the classroom, in competition, and in life. Strength and Conditioning Philosophy

The Paladin Strength and Conditioning philosophy is to enhance athletic performance through a foundation of proven, old-school methods as well as the incorpora- tion of cutting-edge, scientifically-backed ideas within

our training regimens. We believe in developing athletes through the 6:3:1 principle. The mind is to the body as 3 is to 1, and the spirit is to the mind as 6 is to 3. Weight Room Description

The strength training & conditioning facility is an offi- cial Hammer Strength training center, boasting twenty- four power stations. The weight room also contains a full unilateral training circuit, a plyometric development zone, a multidirectional speed area, a large variation of kettlebells and dumbbells, along with up-to-date cardio- vascular machines. The facility also boasts the addition of five high-definition flat screen televisions, supported by a state-of-the-art Bose audio system. Additionally, Paladin athletes can partake in the room’s nutrition area, which contains vitamins, minerals, and protein recovery Staff shakes. The Furman Strength and Conditioning facility is also the official home of the Tsunami Barbell, a cutting- David Abernethy edge training device that is unparalleled in recruiting Director of Strength Training & Conditioning fast-twitch fibers through proprioception. MS, SCC, NASE, CSNC

Adam Smotherman Assistant Director of Strength Training & Conditioning USAW 2012 FURMAN UNIVERSITY Championships

- p Furman went 13-2 and won the 1988 NCAA I-AA (FCS) national championship — the first by p Furman’s men’s golf team posted a 16-shot victory at the 2010 So a Southern Conference school. Con Championship.

u Chbuzo Agoucha, a two-sport All-Southern Conference selection, qualified for the 2007 NCAAs in the triple jump and later starred on Furman’s 2008 league championship volleyball team.

p Featuring future LPGA star Dottie Pepper (back row, far left), Furman recorded a national runner-up finish in 1987 in Albuquer- que, N.M.

u Furman’s women’s tennis reeled off an incredible 100-match SoCon regular season match winning streak from 1998-10, claiming 11 league regular season titles along the way. 2012 FURMAN UNIVERSITY Championships

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p Furman’s men’s tennis program has claimed 14 SoCon Tournament cham pionships and earned four NCAA Tournament bids since 2006.

p In 1971 SoCon Tournament MVP Jerry Martin paced Furman to its first league basketball title.

t Furman’s 1976 AIAW national championship squad includ- ed future LPGA standouts Betsy King (third from left), Beth Daniel (third from right), and Sherri Turner (right).

p After securing the final SoCon Tournament qualifying seed on the final day of the 2005 regular season, Furman reeled off four consecutive victories to cap - ture the league crown. p Heather VandeBrake led Furman to three So - Con Cross Country championships (1993-95). 2012 FURMAN UNIVERSITY Championships

pMen’s soccer has won more SoCon regular season championships (19) than any other sport at Furman. p Danielle Franklin scores the winning run in Furman’s 3-2 SoCon Tournament title clinch- ing win over Georgia Southern in 2007.

pWith this putt in 2009, Stefanie Kenoyer clinched her second consecutive SoCon indi- vidual title. p Furman’s 1978 SoCon championship football team laid the groundwork for 12 league titles — the most by any league school.

t A 3-1 victory over UNC Greensboro gave Furman women’s soccer the 2007 SoCon Tournament title and program’s fifth NCAA Tournament appearance. 2012 FURMAN UNIVERSITY Championships

p Women’s basketball won three of its four SoCon pThe Furman volleyball team won three five-set thrillers to capture the 2008 championships with Rushia Brown in uniform. SoCon crown and program’s first NCAA Tournament bid. SOUTHERN CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP/NCAA TOURNAMENT SUMMARY

MEN’S SPORTS SoCon Regular Season SoCon Tournament NCAA Tournament

Football...... (12) — 1978-80-81-82-83-85-88-89...... (15) — 1982-83-85-86-88-89-90-96 -90-99-01-04 -99-00-01-02-04-05-06 Soccer...... (19) — 1983-84-86-87-88-90-91-92-93...... (12) — 1988-89-91-92-93-94-96-97...... (7) — 1991-93-99-00-01-02-07 -94-95-96-98-99-00-01-02-07-10 -99-00-01-07 Cross Country...... (3) — 1961-65-76 Basketball...... (5) — 1974-75-77-80-91...... (6) — 1971-73-74-75-78-80...... (6) — 1971-73-74-75-78-80 Indoor Track...... (4) — 1961-62-63-76 Baseball...... (4) — 1965-69-71-76...... (2) — 1991-05...... (5) — 1965-69-76-91-05 Outdoor Track...... (3) — 1962-63-65 Tennis...... (9) — 1992-93-94-98-01-02-06-08-09...... (14) — 1969-72-76-77-86-87-90-91...... (4) — 2001-06-07-08-09 -93-97-01-06-08-09 Golf...... (13) — 1970-73-75-76-77-84-85-86...... (6) — 1977-86-97-02-04-10 -88-93-97-04-10 Men’s Totals...... (49) — SoCon Regular Season...... (57) — SoCon Tournament...... (43) — NCAA Tournament WOMEN’S SPORTS SoCon Regular Season SoCon Tournament NCAA Tournament

Volleyball...... (2) — 1993-00...... (2) — 1990-08...... (1) — 2008 Soccer...... (6) — 1995-99-00-01-02-03...... (4) — 1999-02-04-07...... (5) — 1999-00-02-04-07 Cross Country...... (4) — 1993-94-95-00 Basketball...... (4) — 1990-92-93-97...... (2) — 1995-00...... (2) — 1995-00 Softball...... (2) — 1994-95...... (2) — 1994-07 ...... (1) — 1997 Tennis...... (14) — 1992-93-94-99-00-01-02-03...... (16) — 1987-89-91-92-93-94-98-99...... (9) — 1999-00-01-02-04-05-06 -04-05-06-07-08-09 -00-01-02-04-05-06-07-08 -07-08 Golf...... (13) — 1994-95-96-97-98-99-00-01...... (25) — 1983-84-85-86-87-90-92-93 -02-04-05-08-09 -94-95-96-97-98-99-00-01-02 -03-04-05-06-07-08-09 *(7) — 1974-75-76-77-78-80-82

Women’s Totals (28) — SoCon Regular Season (43) — SoCon Tournament (50) — NCAA Tournament

Furman Totals (77) — SoCon Regular Season (100) — SoCon Tournament (93) — NCAA Tournament

* Participation in AIAW national golf championships (NCAA did not sanction women’s golf until 1983) Prior to 1992 the Southern Conference did not crown regular season champions in men’s and women’s tennis Bold - National Championship 2012 FURMAN UNIVERSITY All-Americans

NCAA D1 All-Americans (104) Baseball (1) Tom Mastny, 2003 Men’s Basketball (9) Frank Selvy, 1952-53-54 Darrell Floyd, 1955-56 Jerry Smith, 1962 Dick Esleeck, 1969 Clyde Mayes, 1975 Jonathan Moore, 1978 Football (56) Bob Wilder, 1930 Roten Shetley, 1939 Bruce Gheesling, 1981 Stanford Jennings, 1982 Ernest Gibson, 1982-83 Rock Hurst, 1984 Gene Reeder, 1985 Kyle Davis, 1985 p Tom Mastny led the nation in earned run Alex Albert, 1987 p Brandi Jackson, 2003 All-American average (1.09) in 2003. Jeff Blankenship, 1988 Fe Cowan, 1988 Kelly Fletcher, 1989 Chris Roper, 1989 Kevin Kendrick, 1990 Steve Duggan, 1990 Eric Walter, 1991 Allen Edwards, 1991 Kota Suttle, 1992 Carl Tremble, 1992 Ronnie McCutchan, 1993 Andre Worrell, 1993 Jim Richter, 1994 Luther Broughton, 1996 Bryan Dailer, 1997 Orlando Ruff, 1998 John Keith, 1999 Des Kitchings, 1999 Louis Ivory, 2000-01 Josh Moore, 2000 Will Bouton, 2000-01 p Led by All-American linebacker Will Bouton, Furman Marty Priore, 2000-01 Chris Stewart, 2000-01 snapped Georgia Southern’s 39-game home winning streak Donnie Littlejohn, 2001 with a 24-17 triumph in the 2001 playoff semifinals. Brian Bratton, 2001 Trevor Kruger, 2002 p 2009 Furman All-American Laura Rodney Johnson, 2002 Gioia won a combined 145 singles and Danny Marshall, 2003 doubles matches in her career. Ben Bainbridge, 2004 William Freeman, 2004-05 t Angel Myers won an NCAA Roy Ravenell, 2004 & ‘06 championship in the 200-yard Patrick Covington, 2005 individual medley in 1989 and Corey Stewart, 2005 went on to capture six med- Ingle Martin, 2005 Jerome Felton, 2007 als, including three gold, at the Joel Bell, 2008 1992 and ‘96 Olympics. William Middleton, 2008 Kadarron Anderson, 2009 & ‘11 Ryan Steed, 2011 Colin Anderson, 2011 Men’s Golf (3) Brad Faxon, 1982-83 Jack Kay, 1985 Women’s Golf (11) Sherri Turner, 1979 Cindy Davis, 1983 Dottie Pepper, 1985 & ‘87 Kristel Mourgue D’Algue, 1993 p Darrell Floyd led the nation in scoring Caroline Peek, 1993 & ‘95 in 1955 & ‘56. 2012 FURMAN UNIVERSITY All-Americans

Jen Hanna, 1998 Brandi Jackson, 2003 Sarah Johnston, 2004 Jenny Suh, 2005 Men’s Soccer (15) Osian Roberts, 1986 & ‘88 Pete Santora, 1996-97 Daniel Alvarez, 1999 Matt Goldsmith, 1999-00 John Barry Nusum, 1999-00-01 Ricardo Clark, 2002 Clint Dempsey, 2002 Jon Leathers, 2007 Shea Salinas, 2007 , 2011 Women’s Soccer (2) Kaye Brownlee, 1999 Emily Turgeon, 2000 Softball (1) Cathy Frohnheirser, 1993 p All-American Clyde Mayes led Furman to a 22-7 Swimming (1) record, SoCon regular season and tourney crowns, Angel Myers, 1989 p Walker Zimmerman earned All-America and NCAA Tournament appearance honors in 2011. Men’s Tennis (5) in 1975. Don Barton, 1981 Ned Caswell, 1986-87 James Cameron, 2002 John Chesworth, 2002 Women’s Tennis (1) Laura Gioia, 2009

t 2000 All-American selection Emily Turgeon tallied 57 goals and 148 points in her career — both Furman standards.

p John Cheworth, 2002 doubles All-American.

t All-American Cathy Frohnheiser hit .492 and led the nation in doubles and RBI in 1993, keying Furman to a 40-14 season.

p Ned Caswell was a two-time All-American. 2012 FURMAN UNIVERSITY Scholar Athletes

CoSIDA Academic All-Americans (35) Baseball (3) John Campbell, 1971 Rob Goecker, 1992 Jon Stallsmith, 2003 Men’s Basketball (2) John Cottingham, 1977 Derek Waugh, 1993 Men’s Cross Country/Track & Field (1) Lee Gilmer, 2012 Women’s Cross Country/Track & Field (1) Rebekah Potts, 2004 Football (15) Jeff Holcomb, 1976 Brian Jager, 1984-85 Steve Squire, 1986 Kelly Fletcher, 1988-89 Chris Roper, 1989 Mike Wood, 1989 Eric Walter, 1990-91 p Derek Waugh earned Academic All- Stuart Rentz, 1999 America accolades at Furman and a law p Page Bridges Marion Martin, 1999-00 degree from Wake Forest University. Rodney Johnson, 2002 Adi Filipovic, 2006 Men’s Soccer (4) Scott Broderick, 1988 Chad Young, 1992 Scott Blount, 2000-01 Women’s Soccer (1) Kaye Brownlee, 2001 Softball (4) Emilie McDonald, 1988-89 Julie Glasser, 1996-97 Men’s Tennis (2) Steve Price, 1986 James Cameron 2003 Women’s Tennis (1) Mary Neill Hagood, 2005 Volleyball (1) Kristen Kiessling, 1996 p Lee Gilmer p Charlie Anderson was an NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship NCAA Post-Graduate Scholars (15) recipient. Men’s Cross Country/Track & Field (1) Lee Gilmer, 2012 Women’s Cross Country/Track & Field (2) Rebekah Potts, 2004 Page Bridges, 2008 Football (10) Jeff Holcomb, 1977 Charlie Anderson, 1981 Ernest Gibson, 1983 Brian Jager, 1985 Steve Squire, 1986 Chris Roper, 1989 Eric Walter, 1989 Paul Siffri, 1989 Philly Jones, 1995 Adi Filipovic, 2006

Women’s Soccer (1) t Julie Glasser was a Kaye Brownlee, 2002 two-time CoSIDA Aca- Women’s Tennis (1) demic All-American. Megan Dunigan, 2002 p Mary Neill Hagood 2012 FURMAN UNIVERSITY Scholar Athletes

- p Scott Blount was a two-time CoSIDA p Two-time CoSIDA Academic All-American line Academic All-America selection. backer Marion Martin holds masters and doctoral degrees from Stanford.

p James Cameron earned an ITA All-America tab in doubles in 2002 and CoSIDA Academic All-America accolades in 2003.

t Honored as both an NSCAA All-American and CoSIDA Academic All-American, Kay Brownlee is the most heralded player in Furman women’s soccer history.

p Rob Goecker, 1992 CoSIDA Academic All-American

u Kristin Kiessling

p NCAA Postgraduate Scholar Ernest Gibson played six years in the NFL, including five with New England, where he participated in Super Bowl XX. 2012 FURMAN UNIVERSITY Special Recognition

u Louis Ivory rushed for a nation leading 2,079 yards in 2001 and won the Walter Payton Award as the nation’s top offensive player in NCAA I-AA (FCS).

t Adi Filipovic was recognized as 2006 na- tional scholar-athlete of the year by the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics.

p Frank Selvy, the “Corbin Comet,” scored an NCAA record 100 points in a game and was named 1954 United Press National Player of the Year.

u Brad Faxon was honored as college golf’s player of the year in 1982 with the Fred Haskins Award.

t Melissa Liebschwager led the nation in 3-point shooting in 2008-09 and won the women’s NCAA Division I 3-point shooting competition.

u Paul Scarpa recorded more wins than any coach in NCAA Division I men’s tennis history (853). 2012 FURMAN UNIVERSITY Special Recognition

u As a freshman Dottie Pepper finished as the low amateur at the 1984 United States Open.

- p Jeff Blankenship was named national de fensive player of the year after leading the Paladins to the 1988 national championship.

p In 2001 Bobby Johnson became the third coach to win national coach of the year hon- ors.

p Caroline Peek won three NCAA Long Drive Championships (1992-94). t Beth Daniel twice won the United States Amateur (1975 & ’77) and competed in both Curtis Cup and World Cup competition during her Furman career.

NCAA PUBLIC RECOGNITION AWARDS

Since 2005 the NCAA has honored 37 Furman athletic teams with public recognition awards for Academic Progress Rate (APR) scores that rank in the top 10 percent of all squads in their respective sports for the previous four years. The APR provides a real-time look at a team’s academic success each semester by tracking the academic progress of each student-athlete. The APR includes both retention at an institution and academic eligibility in its calculation and provides a clear picture of the academic culture in each sport.

Furman Sport Year Football...... 2005-06-07 Men’s Basketball...... 2006 Men’s Cross Country...... 2008 Men’s Golf...... 2005-06-07-08-09 Men’s Outdoor Track...... 2007-08 Women’s Basketball...... 2005-06-07-08-09 Women’s Cross Country...... 2009-10-11 Women’s Tennis...... 2005-06-11 Women’s Indoor Track...... 2006-07-08-09-10-11 Women’s Outdoor Track...... 2006-07-08-09-10-11 Women’s Volleyball...... 2010-11 2012 FURMAN UNIVERSITY Southern Conference

SoCon Player Of The Year (108) Few conferences in America can claim the heritage of the Southern Conference, which continues to thrive as one of the most historic and progressive Division I intercollegiate athletics Baseball (4) conferences in the country. Now in its 91st year of operation, the Southern Conference continues Todd Brenizer, 1974 (Player) to emphasize the importance of the student-athlete and the league’s role in helping to build Will Ertel, 1991 (Pitcher) lifelong leaders and role models. Tom Mastny, 2003 (Pitcher) The Southern Conference has excelled as the premier Football Championship Subdivision A.J. Davidiuk, 2006 (Player) conference since earning that classification (formerly I-AA) in 1982. It currently consists of 12 members in four states throughout the Southeast and sponsors 19 varsity sports and champion- Men’s Basketball (10) ships that produce participants for NCAA Championships. Frank Selvy, 1953-54 The Southern Conference is the nation’s fourth oldest collegiate athletic association, Darrell Floyd, 1955-56 surpassed by only the Big Ten (1896), the Missouri Valley (1907) , and the Pac-10 (1915). , 1972 Throughout its history, the Southern Conference has been an innovator in college athletics. The Southern Conference was the first Clyde Mayes, 1974-75 “super conference” with its charter membership including the likes of Alabama, Auburn, and North Carolina. The SoCon, as it has come Jonathan Moore, 1979-80 to be known by headline writers throughout the country, is the league that gave birth to the three-point shot in college basketball , 1988 and was the college home of such sporting greats as Arnold Palmer, and Charlie “Choo Choo” Justice. Academic excellence has been a major part of the SoCon tradition. League athletes have been recognized countless times on Women’s Basketball (5) Academic All-America and district teams. Nineteen Rhodes Scholar winners have come out of the conference. Each year, the league Natalie Cleckley, 1991 distributes at least five graduate scholarships. Last season, nearly 35 percent of all athletes participating in the SoCon carried grade Rushia Brown, 1992 point averages of 3.0 or better. Jackie Smith, 1998 & ‘00 Deshara Shealey, 2003 MEMBERSHIP HISTORY The Southern Conference was formed on February 25, 1921 at a meeting in Atlanta, Ga. Fourteen institutions from the 30-member Women’s Cross Country (6) Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association (SIAA) reorganized as the Southern Conference. Those charter members included Alabama, Cate Pichon, 1990 (XC) Auburn, Clemson, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Kentucky, Maryland, Mississippi State, North Carolina, North Carolina State, Tennessee, Heather VandeBrake, 1993-94-95 (XC) Virginia, Virginia Tech and Washington & Lee. Athletic competition began in the fall of 1921. Lynn Kepper, Hudson, 1996 (XC) In 1922, six more schools Florida, Louisiana State, Mississippi, South Carolina, Tulane and Vanderbilt joined the fold. A year later, Megan Lordi, 2008 (XC) the University of the South joined the ranks. Virginia Football (17) Military Institute became a member in 1925, and Duke SOUTHERN CONFERENCE MEMBER SCHOOLS David Henderson, 1978 came into the fold in 1929. Since then, conference Stanford Jennings, 1981-82-83 membership has experienced a series of membership changes with 41 institutions having been affiliated Appalachian State University...... Boone, North Carolina Bobby Lamb, 1985 The Citadel...... Charleston, South Carolina Jeff Blankenship, 1988 with the league. The league has undergone two major transitions during its history. College of Charleston...... Charleston, South Carolina Kelly Fletcher, 1989 (Defense) ...... Davidson, North Carolina Frankie DeBusk, 1990 (Offense) The first occurred in December 1932 when the Kevin Kendrick, 1990 (Defense) was formed out of the Elon University...... Elon, North Carolina Allen Edwards, 1991 (Defense) 23-school Southern Conference. In 1936, the South- Furman University...... Greenville, South Carolina Bryan Dailer, 1997 (Defense) ern Conference invited The Citadel, William & Mary, Georgia Southern University...... Statesboro, Georgia John Keith, 1999 (Offense) Davidson, Furman, Richmond and Wake Forest to join University of North Carolina-Greensboro...... Greensboro, North Carolina Louis Ivory, 2000-01 (Offense) the membership. ...... Birmingham, Alabama Will Bouton, 2000-01 (Defense) The second major shift happened in 1953 when University of Tennessee-Chattanooga ...... Chattanooga, Tennessee William Freeman, 2004 (Defense) Clemson, Duke, Maryland, North Carolina, North Western Carolina University...... Cullowhee, North Carolina Carolina State, South Carolina and Wake Forest officially ...... Spartanburg, South Carolina Men’s Golf (2) withdrew from the league to form the Atlantic Coast Nick Cifelli, 1993 Conference. Current league members include Appala- Matt Davidson, 2002 chian State, College of Charleston, The Citadel, Davidson, Elon, Furman, Georgia Southern, UNC Greensboro, Samford, Chattanooga, Western Carolina, and Wofford. Women’s Golf (14) Caroline Peek, 1993-94 LEADERSHIP Jen Hanna, 1996 & ‘98 The Southern Conference named its first commissioner in December 1950. Duke head football coach made the Ashli Price, 1997 transition from coaching to athletic administration as the person at the helm of the conference. Lindsay Smith, 1999 Lloyd Jordan replaced Wade as the commissioner in 1960 and served a 14-year term until became the league Jennifer Perri, 2000-01-02 head in 1974. Germann was the commissioner for 13 years and aided the league’s expansion to include women’s athletics. He was Brandi Jackson, 2003 succeeded by Dave Hart in 1987 who orchestrated the transfer of the league office from Charlotte, N.C. to Asheville, N.C. Sarah Johnston, 2004 Wright Waters replaced Hart in 1991 and was succeeded by Alfred White in 1996. White was followed in 2001 by Morrison, who Jenny Suh, 2005 moved the conference offices to Spartanburg, S.C. Morrison departed in June of 2005 and was succeeded by John Iamarino. Stefanie Kenoyer, 2009-10 CHAMPIONSHIPS HISTORY Men’s Soccer (12) The first Southern Conference Championship was the league basketball tournament held in Atlanta in 1922. The Southern Osian Roberts, 1986 & ‘08 Conference Tournament remains the oldest of its kind in college basketball. Andrew Burr, 1990 In May of 1923, the league held its first outdoor track and field championship in Montgomery, Ala., and two other sports, cross Andrew Zorovich, 1991 country and tennis, held their first championships during the 1920s. Jay Weyer, 1993 The 1930s saw four more sports — wrestling, indoor track and field, swimming and golf — celebrate their first conference Ryan Higginbotham, 1996 championships. Pete Santora, 1997 Daniel Alvarez, 1999 Baseball was introduced as a Southern Conference sport in 1947, and rifle held its first conference championship in 1956. Soccer John Barry Nusum, 2001 was the most recently added men’s sport in 1967. John Leathers, 2006-07 The SoCon began sponsoring women’s sports during the 1983-84 season. That year, volleyball, basketball and tennis championships Coleton Henning, 2011 were held in the league. Cross country joined the mix in 1985 and the league began holding indoor and outdoor track championships in 1988. Most recently, the conference instituted golf and softball championships in the spring of 1994 and added soccer in the fall Women’s Soccer (5) of 1994. Liz Bielefeld, 1995 The SoCon currently declares champions in 10 men’s sports — football, soccer, cross country, basketball, indoor track and field, Emily Turgeon, 2000 & ‘02 outdoor track and field, wrestling, baseball, tennis and golf — and nine women’s sports: soccer, volleyball, cross country, basketball, Andrea Morrison, 2003 indoor track and field, outdoor track and field, tennis, golf and softball. 2012 FURMAN UNIVERSITY Southern Conference

Anna Betton, 2007

Softball (7) Cathy Frohnheiser, 1994 (Player) Kim Currier, 1994 (Pitcher) Julie Glasser, 1995-96-97 (Player) Amy Jakubowski, 1995 (Pitcher) Chrissy Hacker (Pitcher)

Men’s Tennis (6) Ned Caswell, 1987 Ashley Gaines, 1991 Sam Schroerlucke, 1998 John Chesworth, 2002 James Cameron, 2003 Andy Juc, 2008

Women’s Tennis (13) Janey Strause, 1986 Karen Kelly, 1989 Beth Niemyer, 1993 Megan Dunigan, 1999-00-01-02 Mary Kovarik, 2003 p charterA member of the SoCon Hall of Mary Neill Hagood, 2004-05 Laura Gioia, 2007 & ‘09 p Louis Ivory, 2001 SoCon Athlete of the Year Fame, Megan Dunigan is the only four-time player of the year in league history. Monica Arguello, 2011 Women’s Indoor Track & Field (3) Cate Pichon, 1991 (Indoor) Shiree Cutts, 1995 (Indoor) Heather VandeBrake, 1996 (Indoor)

Volleyball (4) Kristen Kiessling, 1996 Brooke Jackson, 1998 Nicole Palazzo, 2006 Kelsey Salava, 2009 SoCon Athlete Of The Year (16) Men’s Basketball (4) Frank Selvy, 1953 Darrell Floyd, 1955-56 Clyde Mayes, 1975 p Debbie Southern, a 13-time SoCon Coach of the Year honoree, directed Women’s Cross Country (1) Furman’s women’s tennis program to an incredible 100-match SoCon regu- Heather VandeBrake, 1996 lar season winning streak from 1999 through 2010. Football (4) Stanford Jennings, 1984 Rock Hurst, 1985 Jeff Blankenship, 1989 Louis Ivory, 2001 t Coleton Henning, 2011 So- Con Player of the Year Women’s Golf (1) Caroline Peek, 1995

Women’s Soccer (1) Kay Brownlee, 1999

Men’s Tennis (1) James Cameron, 2003

Women’s Tennis (4) Megan Dunigan, 2002 Mary Neill Hagood, 2005 Laura Gioia, 2009 Monica Arguello, 2011

t In 1970 Bob King became the first Furman coach to land SoCon Coach of the Year honors. 2012 FURMAN UNIVERSITY Southern Conference

SoCon Tournament MVP (51) Baseball (2) Brent Williams, 1991 Nick Hollstegge, 2005 Men’s Basketball (7) Frank Selvy, 1952 Jerry Martin, 1971 Roy Simpson, 1972 Clyde Mayes, 1973 & ‘75 Jonathan Moore, 1978 & ‘80 Women’s Basketball (2) Janice Rhynehardt, 1989 Rushia Brown, 1994 Men’s Indoor Track & Field (1) Bill Dimitrouleas, 1973 Men’s Outdoor Track & Field (3) Gee Merritt, 1965 Lee Fidler, 1971 Bill Dimitrouleas, 1973 Men’s Soccer (11) Rod Underwood, 1988 Andrew Burr, 1989 p Paul Scarpa was the longest tenured Andrew Zorovich, 1991 coach (45 years) in any sport in SoCon his Jay Weyer, 1993 tory prior to his retirement in July of 2011. - p Jonathan Moore was a two-time SoCon Player Brian Little, 1994 of the Year and SoCon Tournament MVP. Ryan Higginbotham, 1996-97 Graham Seagraves, 1999 John Barry Nusum, 2000 Anthony Esquivel, 2001 Bryan Amos, 2007 u Michelle Young was named SoCon Coach of the Year in 2006 & ‘09. Women’s Soccer (4) Kaye Brownlee, 1999 Andrea Morrison, 2002 & ‘04 Rachel Fry, 2007 Softball (1) Amber Kiser, 2007 Men’s Tennis (6) Sam Schroerlucke, 1995 & ‘97 James Cameron, 2001 Andy Juc, 2006 & ‘08 Bo Ladyman, 2009

Women’s Tennis (12) Janey Strause, 1987 Joanie Ekins, 1988 Emelie Isaksson, 1998 Jarrell Starnes, 1999 Megan Dunigan, 2000-01 Gene Holman, 2002 Caroline Bentley, 2004-05 Bonnie Baird, 2006 Lauren Osborne, 2007 Laura Gioia, 2008 Volleyball (2) Jennifer Wilson, 1990 Allison West, 2008 p Andy Juc was a two-time SoCon Tourna- ment MVP. SoCon Coach of the Year (95) Baseball (1) Tom Wall, 1976 u Furman women’s basketball coach Jackie Car- Men’s Basketball (3) son was twice named SoCon Player of the Year. Joe Williams, 1973 2012 FURMAN UNIVERSITY Southern Conference

Butch Estes, 1987 & ‘91 Women’s Basketball (3) Sherry Carter, 1990, 92 & ‘97 Men’s Cross Country (5) Bill Keesling, 1974 & ‘76 Gene Mullin, 1991, ‘99 & ‘06 Women’s Cross Country (6) Gene Mullin, 1990, ‘93, ‘94, ‘95, ‘99 & ‘00 Football (7) Bob King, 1970 Dick Sheridan, 1978, ‘80 & ‘82 Jimmy Satterfield, 1989 Bobby Johnson, 1999 Bobby Lamb, 2004 Men’s Golf (12) Gary Meredith, 1975-77 Willie Miller, 1983-86, ‘88 & ‘93 - Todd Satterfield, 1997, ‘02, ‘04, ‘10 p 2009 SoCon Player of the Year Kelsey Sa Women’s Golf (10) lava paced Furman to a perfect 16-0 league Mic Potter, 1994-99, ‘01 & ‘04 record and regular season championship. Jen Hanna, 2008-09 p Jon Leathers, 2006 & ‘07 SoCon Player Men’s Soccer (10) of the Year. John Tart, 1983, ‘86, ‘91 & ‘93 Doug Allison, 1995, ‘96, ‘99, ‘00, ‘02 & ‘07 Women’s Soccer (5) Brian Lee, 1995, ‘98, ‘99, ‘00, ‘02 Men’s Tennis (9) Paul Scarpa, 1976, ‘77, ‘84, 86, ‘98, ‘00, ‘02, ‘08 & ‘09 Women’s Tennis (13) Debbie Southern, 1985, ‘87, ‘91, ‘93, ‘98, ‘00, ‘03-09 Softball (4) Alleen Berkey, 1994-95 Bonnie Flynn, 2000 & ‘02 Men’s Outdoor Track & Field (2) p Gene Mullin was named SoCon Bill Keesling, 1976 Coach of the Year nine times. Stan Narewski, 1981 Volleyball (5) Ruth Fritts, 1987 David Baillie, 1990 Cole Tallman, 1993 Michelle Young, 2006 & ‘09

- p A.J. Davidiuk captured 2005 SoCon Play er of the Year honors and led Furman to an NCAA Tournament appearance.

u Doug Allison is a six-time SoCon Coach of the Year honoree.

t Anna Betton, 2007 SoCon Player of the Year 2012 FURMAN UNIVERSITY Paladins In The Pros

Football Brian Bratton ‘05, WR, Montreal Alouettes, CFL Jerome Felton ‘08, FB, Minnesota Vikings, NFL Phillip Kreidler ‘87, Scout, Pittsburgh Steelers, NFL William Middleton ‘09, CB, Jacksonville Jaguars, NFL Adam Mims ‘11, WR, Montreal Alouettes, CFL Kadarron Anderson ‘12, LB, New Orleans Saints, NFL Chris Forcier, WR/QB, New York Jets, NFL Ryan Lee, OG, Pittsburgh Steelers, NFL Ryan Steed ‘12, CB, New York Jets, NFL

Baseball Brian Harrison ‘10, 3B, Savannah Sand Gnats (SAL, A) Jay Jackson ‘08, RHP, Iowa Cubs (PCL, AAA)

Men’s Basketball Robby Bostain ‘07, G/F, GasTerra, Holland (Eredivisie) Moussa Diagne ‘07, F, Bonn, Germany (Bundesliga) Maleye Ndoye ‘04, F, Le Mans, France (A League) Gerad Punch ‘07, F, Zwolle, Holland (Eredivisie) Amu Saaka ‘11, F, Saint-Quentin, France (Pro B League) p Brian Bratton helped the Montreal - p Jerome Felton, a fifth round draft se Karim Souchu ‘03, F, Limoges, France (Pro B League) Alouettes to 2009 & ‘10 Grey Cup cham lection of the Detroit Lions, is now with pionships. - Men’s Golf the Minnesota Vikings. Matt Davidson ‘04, Web.com Tour Brad Faxon ‘83, Champions Tour

Women’s Golf Ashli Bunch ‘97, LPGA Tour Diana D’Alessio ‘97, LPGA Tour Beth Daniel ‘78, LPGA Tour (Hall of Fame) Jen Hanna ‘98, LPGA Tour Stephanie Kenoyer ‘11, Futures Tour Denise Killeen ‘84, LPGA Tour Betsy King ‘77, LPGA Tour (Hall of Fame) Dottie Pepper ‘87, LPGA Tour (Golf Channel) Sherri Turner ‘79, LPGA Tour Liz Wendt ‘12, Futures Tour Maggie Will ‘87, LPGA Tour

Soccer Ricardo Clark ‘02, MF, Houston Dynamo (MLS) Clint Dempsey ‘03, MF, Fulham FC (EPL) Alec Kann ‘11, GK, (USL) Ronnie Pascale ‘99, GK, Richmond Kickers (USL2D) Shea Salinas ‘08, MF, San Jose Earthquakes (MLS) Fabien Vorbe ‘10, MF, Edmonton FC (USL) u The 2010 United States World Cup team included two Furman Paladins: Clint Dempsey (No. 8) and Ricardo Clark (No. 13).

t Stanford Jennings returned this kickoff 93 yards for a touch- down against San Francisco in Super Bowl XXIII.

u Beth Daniel is a member of the LPGA Hall of Fame. 2012 FURMAN UNIVERSITY Paladins In The Pros

p William Middleton, Jacksonville Jaguars

p Rushia Brown played seven years in the WNBA.

t Brad Faxon recorded nine PGA victories and played in three Ryder Cups for the United States.

p Furman’s Tom Mastny was the winning pitcher against Boston in Game 2 of the 2007 American League Championship series.

t Currently a star with Fulham in the English Pre- mier League, Clint Dempsey has scored goals for the United States in each of the last two World Cup competitions. 2012 FURMAN UNIVERSITY Paladins In The Pros

p Orlando Ruff spent seven seasons in the NFL, seeing action - p with the San Diego Chargers, New Orleans Saints, and Cleve Shea Salinas, San Jose Earthquakes land Browns.

u Furman alumnae have won 92 LPGA Tournaments, including two U.S. Open championships by Betsy King, a mem- ber of the LPGA Hall of Fame.

q Frank Selvy played nine years in the NBA, including four campaigns with the Los Ange- les Lakers, where he shared the court with future hall of famers Jerry West (back row, left) and Elgin Baylor (back row, middle).

p Jay Jackson, Triple A Iowa Cubs 2012 FURMAN UNIVERSITY Furman Athletic Hall Of Fame

1981...... *J. Lyles Alley ‘33 Sherri Turner ‘79 Pete Santora ‘98 *J.W. Babb ‘39 1990...... *William Gressette ‘17 Jack Summers ‘46 Gordon Blackwell ‘32 Russ Sutton ‘54 Kota Suttle ‘93 *Beth Daniel ‘78 *Stanford Jennings ‘84 Todd White ‘90 *Darrell Floyd ‘56 John Katona ‘72 2004...... Luther Broughton ‘97 Alester G. Furman ‘14 Ernest Gibson ‘84 Orlando Ruff ‘99 Walter W. Goldsmith ‘17 Tom Campbell ‘62 Liz Bielefeld Rowe ‘98 *Nield P. Gordon ‘53 1991...... Brad Faxon ‘83 Sam Schroerlucke ‘99 *Robert King ‘37 C. Henry Branyon ‘20 2005...... Daniel Alvarez ‘00 * Dr. Alice Ruth Reed John Keith ‘00 *A.P. McLeod ‘22 Bobby Jennings ‘56 Amy Jakubowski ‘95 *Lee Rhame ‘37 1992...... *Dottie Pepper ‘87 Jackie Smith ‘00 *Frank Selvy ‘54 Charlie Anderson ‘82 2006...... Josh Moore ‘00 *H.H. Speer ‘21 Ned Caswell ‘87 Frank Moses ‘78 Les Timms Bobby Pinson ‘61 Frank Ford ‘74 1982...... O.L. Carter ‘24 Dave Ellison ‘72 Lee Fidler ‘71 J. Kenneth Cass ‘30 John E. Wofford ‘40 Gerald Glur ‘63 *H.R. Dobson ‘25 1993...... Thomas Alesio ‘82 Roger Thompson ‘52 2011...... Brian Bratton ‘05 Drayton Dorn ‘36 Don Barton ‘82 2007...... Melvin Bell ‘50 Cindy Davis ‘84 John Y. Laney ‘28 H.C. Burnett ‘25 Will Bouton ‘02 Chuck Rohe R.E. Littlejohn ‘35 Luther Maddox ‘38 Megan Dunigan ‘02 2012 (Oct. 13)...... Brandi Jackson ‘03 Jerry Martin ‘71 1994...... Chas Fox ‘86 Louis Ivory ‘02 Ingle Martin ‘06 Vince Perone, Jr. ‘54 John E. Johns ‘47 Kim Currier-McAdams ‘94 Ted Yakin ‘54 *Dewey M. Proctor ‘43 Dick Wright ‘59 George Pruitt ‘50 John Block ‘63 Fred B. Rawl ‘28 *Paul Scarpa 2008...... Kay Brownlee ‘02 R.L. Richardson ‘22 Dick Sheridan Clint Dempsey ‘03 * South Carolina Athletic Hall-of-Fame *Roten Shetley ‘40 Francis Bonner Tom Mastny ‘03 Robert W. Smith ‘34 1995...... Roland Barefoot ‘55 John Barry Nusum ‘03 Lloyd Stewart ‘31 Christine Covington ‘40 Dave Segal ‘63 Thomas A. Wham ‘49 Janine Turner Granger ‘88 Doris Mansfield Robert P. Wilder ‘31 Bobby Lamb ‘86 2009...... Bobby Johnson 1983...... Alvah M. Bradley Gib McEachran ‘83 Des Kitchings ‘00 C. Frank Davis ‘29 George Singleton ‘84 Emily Turgeon ‘04 Dick Esleeck ‘69 1996...... Jeff Blankenship ‘90 2010...... Ricardo Clark ‘03 Richard T. Evington ‘51 Kelly Fletcher ‘90 Fleetwood Loustalot ‘63 *Betsy King ‘77 Joe Williams Jennifer Perri ‘02 *James F. Martin ‘41 Ed Jasonek ‘51 Clyde C. Mayes ‘75 Natalie Cleckley ‘92 Trask McCarson ‘36 Al Daniel ‘79 James R. McQueen ‘48 1997...... Frankie DeBusk ‘91 Kim Piersol ‘69 Steve Duggan ‘91 Henry H. Smith ‘30 Andrew Burr ‘91 Heyward Sullivan ‘59 Angel Myers ‘90 Melvin V. Wells ‘32 Howard Wheeler Louis Williams ‘48 1998...... No Inductees Daniel D. Wood ‘33 1999...... Rushia Brown ‘94 *Sam Wyche ‘66 David Charpia ‘84 1984...... Richard L. Burnett ‘32 Bill Dimitriouleas ‘73 Gilbert H. Cox ‘29 Cathy Frohnheiser ‘94 Horace Hammett ‘26 Bruce Gheesling ‘82 D.M.B. Scott ‘38 Russ Hunt ‘73 David Strawn ‘71 Gene Reeder ‘86 David Whitehurst, ‘77 Janey Strause-McKenna ‘87 1985...... W.L. Brasington Forrest Wakefield ‘36 Jim C. Brice ‘27 2000...... Caroline Peek Blaylock ‘95 Harry Harmon ‘31 Scott Broderick ‘88 Jonathan Moore ‘80 Mel Daniel ‘82 Mary E.N. Richardson ‘77 Allen Edwards ‘93 J. Cleo Roper ‘85 Jack Kay ‘86 1986...... Ralph Hamer ‘43 Brent Williams ‘91 Clyde Hewell ‘69 2001...... Will Ertel ‘92 C. Dan Joyner ‘59 Dan Foster ‘49 J. Cordell Maddox ‘54 Hazel Gilstrap ‘43 Milton E. McManaway ‘21 Rock Hurst ‘86 Vince Perone, III ‘75 Kevin Kendrick ‘91 1987...... Phillip Barker ‘78 Tim Sorrells ‘81 Sonny Horton ‘52 Heather VandeBrake ‘96 John Plyler ‘13 2002...... Julie Glasser ‘97 Paul Stombaugh ‘49 Cate Pichon ‘93 1988...... Billy Canty ‘62 Ray Siminski ‘59 Jack Shivers ‘38 Eric Walter ‘91 Furman Hall of Famer Andrew Burr is the only athlete in SoCon history Jerry Smith ‘63 Lucius Weeks ‘54 to lead the league in scoring in two different sports in consecutive years. 1989...... Dennis Patterson ‘63 2003...... Jen Hanna ‘98 2012 FURMAN UNIVERSITY Furman Administration

Rod Smolla Dr. Gary Clark President Athletics Director

Rodney A. Smolla became Furman Univer- When Gary Clark was named director of athletics at sity’s 11th president on July 1, 2010. Furman in August of 2000, he spoke of the challenge He is nationally recognized as a scholar, of building on the success of a program coming off teacher, advocate and writer, and is one of one of its greatest decades. America’s foremost experts on issues relating Now in his second decade as head of the school’s to freedom of speech, academic freedom and 20-sport athletics program, it’s clear Clark — and freedom of the press. A native of the Chicago Furman — have made good on the task as Paladin area, he is a 1975 graduate of Yale University, athletics has maintained its competitiveness and where he was a member of the football team. overall excellence. He graduated first in his class from Duke Uni- During Clark’s tenure, Furman athletic teams have versity Law School in 1978. combined to win 26 Southern Conference regular Prior to coming to Furman, the 58-year-old season championships and 27 league tournament Smolla served three years as Dean and Roy L. titles, and make 40 NCAA Tournament appearances. Steinheimer Professor of Law at Washington and Lee School of Law. He has also been Dean and Furman’s athletics program earned an 108th place finish in the 2007-08 NACDA NCAA Division I Allen Professor at the University of Richmond School of Law as well as Director of the Institute of Sports Academy Director’s Cup all-sports competition, the highest showing by an SoCon school and Bill of Rights Law at the College of William & Mary. third highest among state institutions, and the last four years Furman has ranked among national During his legal career, Smolla has presented arguments in state and federal courts, including leaders in NCAA Academic Performance Rate (APR) scores. In addition, the university captured the the U.S. Supreme Court. He has also testified before committees of the U.S. Senate and U.S. House SoCon’s 2007-08 Barrett-Bonner Award by placing the highest percentage of its student-athletes of Representatives. on the league’s academic honor roll. His book, Free Speech in an Open Society (Alfred A. Knopf, 1992) won the William O. Douglas Clark’s appointment as brought him full circle after first coming to Furman as a Award as the year’s best monograph on freedom of expression. He is also the author of Jerry Fal- basketball player in the early 1970s and later returning in 1998 to serve as director of the Paladin well v. Larry Flynt: The First Amendment on Trial (St. Martin’s Press, 1988) and Deliberate Intent Club, the school’s athletic fund-raising organization. He added the title of associate athletic director (Crown Publishers, 1999). The latter, which was made into a television movie by the FX cable net- for external affairs the following year. work, describes Smolla’s involvement in a notorious case in which he successfully represented the A 1974 Furman graduate with a B.A. degree in history, Clark earned M.Ed. and Ph.D. degrees families of three murder victims in a suit against the publisher of a murder instruction manual. from the University of South Carolina. He spent the next 23 years at Spartanburg Day School as His latest book, The Constitution Goes to College, describes the constitutional principles and a teacher, coach, and, finally, headmaster, where he oversaw several successful enrollment and ideas that have shaped American higher education. It is scheduled for publication in late 2010 by fund-raising campaigns. New York University Press. During his time as a Furman undergraduate, Clark lettered twice as a member of the basketball Smolla is also a frequent media commentator in newspaper, magazine and Internet news stories. team and played on Paladin squads that won two Southern Conference Tournament championships In addition to writing pieces for the New York Times Book Review, he is a regular contributor to and made two NCAA Tournament appearances under head coach Joe Williams. During his senior the on-line magazines Slate.com and The Huffington Post. season, the Paladins posted a 22-9 record and defeated South Carolina, 75-67, in the NCAA East He has remained an active teacher even while serving in his two deanships, teaching courses Regionals. in higher education law, professionalism, constitutional law, and the Constitution and American A native of Chicago Heights, Ill., Clark, a former member of the NCAA’s prestigious Management culture. Last fall he taught a course at Furman that explored the constitutional law principles that Council, is married to the former Merrie McCullough ‘75 of Honea Path and has two sons: Ryan and have influenced America’s public and private universities. His numerous teaching awards include John Stewart. the State of Virginia’s Outstanding Faculty Award and William & Mary’s John Marshall Faculty Award. In addition to teaching at William & Mary, Richmond and Washington and Lee, Smolla has been a professor at the University of Illinois, University of Arkansas and DePaul University law schools, and a Senior Fellow of the Washington Annenberg Program of Northwestern University. He has also been a visiting professor at the University of Melbourne, University of Denver, and Dr. Bill Pierce Duke law schools. Faculty Athletics Representative Smolla is active in civic and community affairs, and frequently speaks to community groups, church groups, youth groups, schools and college organizations. He serves on numerous civic, Dr. Bill Pierce, Furman’s NCAA Faculty Athletics community, professional and corporate boards, including the Board of Directors of Media General, Representative, joined the Furman faculty in 1983 Inc., and the chairmanship of the Council for America’s First Freedom, an organization dedicated and has chaired the health sciences department for to religious freedom. almost three decades. During his tenure as chair, the health sciences major has grown into one of the most popular on campus. The W. Va., native was a highly recruited two-time all-state basketball player who attended Davidson on a basketball scholarship. While at Davidson, he played on nationally ranked basketball teams that won three Southern Conference championships. He was also a successful half-miler on the track team. Pierce graduated from Davidson in 1971 with a degree in political science. He earned a master’s degree in sports studies from West Virginia and doctorate in physical education from Virginia Tech. 2012 FURMAN UNIVERSITY Head Coaches/Athletic Administration

David Abernethy Doug Allison Mike Arnold Elaine Baker Strength Training/Conditioning Men’s Soccer Associate AD/Marketing SWA, Associate AD/Sports Medicine

Andrew Barksdale Dan Brinkman Andrew Burr Jackie Carson Game Operations Associate AD/Compliance & Eligibility Women’s Soccer Women’s Basketball

Rob Carson Craig Clark Chris Colvin Dwight Covington Athletic Academic Coordinator Head Athletic Trainer Associate AD Video Operations

Todd Duke Bruce Fowler Robert Gary Kelly Hester Assistant AD/Marketing Football Cross Country/Track & Field Women’s Golf 2012 FURMAN UNIVERSITY Head Coaches/Athletic Administration

Jeff Jackson Kyle Jamieson Jennifer Johnson Kelly Jones Men’s Basketball Softball Cheerleaders Men’s Tennis

RIchie Meade Gene Mullin Ken Pettus Hunter Reid Men’s Lacrosse Assistant AD/Special Projects Associate AD/Athletic Development Associate AD/Sports Information

Todd Satterfield Ron Smith Gale Sosebee Debbie Southern Men’s Golf Baseball Accounting Women’s Tennis

Rachel Whitten Michelle Young Women’s Lacrosse Volleyball Each year, Furman hosts a cross country invitational in October and a track & field invitational in April. In 2010, the cross country meet was renamed the Gene Mullin Furman Cross Country Invitational, in honor of the former long-time Paladin coach. At the event, which marked the 38th running of the meet, Furman unveiled a new race course and a new cross country score board. The course is mapped out on Furman’s beautiful golf course. The Furman Track & Field Invitational began in 1999 as part of the U.S. Track & Field Collegiate series. Over the past six years, it has taken on a new look with the inclusion of the Blue Shoes Mile events, including the inagural Asics Blue Shoes Elite Mile in 2007. On April 7, 2007, former Olympian Alan Webb, one of the country’s premier middle distance runners, ran the first-ever sub-four min- ute mile on a South Carolina track with a time of 3:57.83. Despite the rare cold and blustery conditions, more than 3,000 fans were on hand at the Irwin Belk Track & Field Complex and Kelsey-West Track to witness the record. The Blue Shoes Mile Runs are part of several activities to raise money for Furman’s Blue Shoes Track Scholarship program. The brainchild of former Paladin runner Chris Borch ‘78, the Asics Blue Shoes Mile and related fund-raising efforts have already secured nearly $2 million for athletic scholarships. “With track,” said Borch, “I learned passion. Track is one of the last pure sports. It brings out in us the things that we admire in oth- ers.”

College Men (10K) College Women (6K) 28:47 Boaz Cheboiywo, East. Michigan (2001) 20:24 Tara Chaplin, Arizona (2001) College Men (8K) College Women (5K) 25:23 Bill Matthews, Unattached (2010) 17:56 Whitney Bishoff, Anderson (2011) High School Boys (5K) High School Girls (5K) 16:04 Sage Kosiorek, Boiling Springs (2011) 18:41 Kaitlin Snapp, Danville (2010) Junior Varsity Boys (5K) Junior Varsity Girls (5K) 18:09 Davis Craig, Lexington (2010) 21:34 Madelene Tetsch, Wade Hampton (2011)

Men’s Records Women’s Records 100m Dash Kenyon Doyle (Citadel) 10.71 100m Dash Jenny Knox (ETSU) 12.45 200m Dash Jeff Witherspoon (Citadel) 21.60 200m Dash Nae-Nae Bailey (ETSU) 24.83 400m Dash Tyson Gardin (UNCW) 47.64 400m Dash McKenzie Sharpe (FU) 56.30 800m Patrick Morgan (FU) 1:52.60 800m Julie Stackhouse (FU) 2:11.41 1,500m Patrick Morgan (FU) 3:47.15 1,500m Erin Barker (FU) 4:38.58 3000m Steeple Tim Briles (FU) 9:18.76 3000m Steeple Brooke Mosteller (FU) 10:50.77 5,000m Tim Briles (FU) 14:57.78 3,000m Jill Braley (FU) 10:11.41 4x100m Relay The Citadel 41.79 5,000m Brooke Mosteller (FU) 17:43.16 4x400m Relay Charleston Southern 3:17.26 4x100m Relay Furman 48.00 110m HH Ben Wheeler (USC Upstate) 14.61 4x400m Relay Furman 4:00.07 400m IH Darak Pride (UNCW) 54.49 100m HH Christa Boyd (UNCW) 14.78 Long Jump Dwight Huell (Char. So) 23’2” 400m IH Kristen Edgar (FU) 1:02.82 Josh Cloyd (ETSU) 23’2” Long Jump Chibuzo Aguocha (FU) 19’1/2’’ High Jump Eric McClary (Citadel) 6’10” High Jump Anna Marie Ricciardi (ETSU) 5’8’’ Triple Jump Josh Cloud (ETSU) 47’9” Triple Jump Chibuzo Aguocha (FU) 40’7’’ Javelin Kris Kut (Citadel) 190’7” Javelin Janet Rhodes (WOF) 129’4’’ Hammer Eric Chapman (USC Upstate) 165’1” Hammer Lili Barboza (ETSU) 153’7’’ Discus Steve Sargianis (UNCW) 162’0” Discus Lindsay Barber (CofC) 146’9’’ Shot Put Katon Bethea (WOF) 52’3/4” Shot Put Lauren Sloan (Anderson) 42’0’’ Pole Vault Brendon Curl (UNCW) 15’9” Pole Vault Jessica Cumbee (CofC) 10’6’’ Camille Masanotti (USC Upstate) 10’6”