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2007 Cross Country 2008 Track & Field TTulaneulane GGreenreen WWaveave 22007007 CCrossross CCountryountry 22008008 TTrackrack & FieldField Credits, Schedule ............................. 1 The Coaches 2007-08 Roster .................................... 2 Head Coach Heather Van Norman ....................23 2007-08 Schedule Assistant Coach Glenn Smith ............................24 Cross Country Assistant Coach Chris Neal ...............................25 This Is Tulane-New Orleans Aug. 31 Green Wave Invitational Volunteer Assistant Coach Derek Mills ..............25 The City of New Orleans ..................................... 3 Sept. 7 Southern Miss Invitational Tulane University .................................................5 Sept. 22 LSU Tiger Festival Student Services ................................................. 6 Tulane Administration & Staff Sept. 29 Auburn Tiger Invitational Athletic Wellness ................................................. 7 President Dr. Scott Cowen ................................ 26 Oct. 13 Chile Pepper Festival Tulane Athletics ................................................... 8 Athletic Director Rick Dickson ........................... 26 Oct. 27 Conference USA Tulane Traditions ............................................... 10 Support Staff ......................................................27 Championship Tulane Facilities ..................................................11 Nov. 10 NCAA South Central Regional Championship 2007 Cross Country Nov. 19 NCAA Championship Student-Athletes 2007 Season in Review .....................................28 Asumnu, Gloria ..................................................14 Meet-by-Meet Results ....................................... 29 Indoor Track & Field Beelendorf, Shanon ...........................................14 Dec. 1 Arkansas State Kickoff Klassic Brooks, Aieshia .................................................. 15 2008 Track & Field Jan. 12 Houston Indoor Opener Bruns, Brooke ....................................................15 2007 Track and Field Review ............................ 30 Jan. 19 Purple Tiger Classic Bryan, Rachel .................................................... 15 2007 Top Individuals ..........................................31 Jan. 31 - Feb.1 LSU Bayou Bengal Invitational Bušljeta, Katarina .............................................. 15 2008 Track and Field Preview ........................... 32 Feb. 1-2 Sykes-Sabock Challenge Cup Carter, Brree ...................................................... 16 Feb. 8-9 New Balance Collegiate Invite Clarke, Cecelia .................................................. 16 Feb. 15-16 Tyson Invitational Coady, Rebecca ................................................ 16 Tulane History and Records Iowa State Classic Dalrymple, Laurie .............................................. 16 NCAA National Finishers ................................... 33 Feb. 22 LSU Twilight Debowles, Zandria .............................................17 C-USA Performances ........................................ 34 Feb. 29-March 1 Conference USA Hamel, Katie ...................................................... 17 Cross Country Top Times .................................. 36 Championship Hampton, Whitney ............................................. 17 Indoor Track and Field Records ........................ 37 March 8 Last Chance NCAA Qualifi er Hornbeck, Caitlin ............................................... 17 Outdoor Track and Field Records ......................38 March 14-15 NCAA Championship Kenworthy, Helen .............................................. 18 2008 NCAA Qualifying Standards ..................... 40 Outdoor Track & Field Keplinger, Peggy ............................................... 18 March 15 Southern Miss Invitational Kienast, Vanessa ...............................................18 March 28-29 LSU Tiger Relays Kizzee, Olivia .....................................................18 April 3-5 Texas Relays Langley, Keriann ................................................19 April 10-11 LSU Combined Events Lobbins, Kyra .....................................................19 April 12 Ole Miss Invitational Minor, Arielle ...................................................... 19 April 19 LSU Alumni Gold Momoh, Jasmine ............................................... 20 April 24-26 Drake Relays Moon, Savannah ............................................... 20 May 15-17 Conference USA Noel, Rebecca ................................................... 20 Championship Pelham, Shaina ................................................. 20 May 30-31 NCAA Mideast Regional Phillips, Aubrey .................................................. 21 Championship Rosemond, Andrea ............................................ 21 Tulane Office of June 11-14 NCAA Championship Ross, Taneekwa ................................................ 21 Athletic Communications June 27-July 6 USA Olympic Trials Shriver, Jill ......................................................... 22 Aug. 15-24 Olympic Games Taku, Nicolette ................................................... 22 Media Contact: Eric Hollier Wilson, Valencia ................................................ 22 Offi ce Phone: (504) 314-7219 Cell Phone: (225) 978-4590 E-mail: [email protected] Credits: The 2007-2008 Tulane University Cross Country and Track & Field Media Guide is a publication of the Tulane University is an equal op- Tulane Office of Athletic Communications. Written and Edited By: Eric Hollier Editorial Assistance: Roger Dunaway, portunity institution whose programs, Richie Weaver, Kevin Wilkinson; Design and Layout: Eric Hollier, Richie Weaver, Kevin Wilkinson; Cover Design: Eric Hollier; services, activities and operations Additional Assistance from Tulane Athletics Communications Staff: Kathryn Alario, Morgan Bowers, Marissa Florindi, are without discrimination as to sex, Mallory Hoekstra, Trevor Silverstein, Mac Weatherbee, Crystal Williams. Printing: MultiAd Print Solutions (Peoria, Ill.); Photography: color or national origin, and are not Dave Browning, Paula Burch, Ned Dishman, Sean Gardner, Tyler Kaufman, Chris Lathan, Barry Lawrence, Pete Medrano, Aaron M. Sprecher, opposed to qualifi ed handicapped Kat Stock, Jerry Ward, New Orleans Metropolitan Convention and Visitors Bureau. On the Cover: Valencia Wilson, Nicolette Taku, Gloria persons. Asumnu, Aubrey Phillips, Katarina Bušljeta Tulane 2007 Cross Country 2008 Track & Field 1 www.TulaneGreenWave.com 22007007 CCrossross CCountryountry RRosteroster NAME Events HT CL/EXP HOMETOWN HIGH SCHOOL (COLLEGE) Asumnu, Gloria Sprints 5-6 SR-4L Houston, Texas Alief Elsik Beelendorf, Shanon Sprints 5-5 SR-3L Sterling, Ill. Sterling Brooks, Aieshia Sprints 5-2 FR-HS Lithia Springs, Ga. Marietta Bruns, Brooke Sprints 5-6 FR-HS Metairie, La. St. Mary’s Domincan Bryan, Rachel Distance 5-6 RS JR-2L Elk Grove, Calif. Laguna Creek Bušljeta, Katarina Throws 5-11 JR-2L Zagreb, Croatia Skola Primijenjene Unjetnosti (McNeese St.) Carter, Brree Jumps 5-6 FR-HS Odessa, Texas Odessa Clarke, Cecelia Distance 5-8 JR-2L Dunmore, Pa. Dunmore Coady, Rebecca Middle Distance 5-9 FR-HS Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia Annapolis West Edmonton Center Dalrymple, Laurie Distance 5-5 FR-HS Elmhurst, Ill. York Debowles, Zandria Sprints/Jumps 5-8 FR-HS Marietta, Ga. Pope Hamel, Katie Distance 5-4 RS FR-HS Covington, La. Saint Scholastica Hampton, Whitney Middle Distance 5-8 JR-2L Lake Forest, Calif. El Toro Hornbeck, Caitlin Middle Distance 5-8 FR-HS Pensacola, Fla. Booker T. Washington Kenworthy, Helen Distance 5-4 SR-2L Aberdeen, N.C. Pinecrest Keplinger, Peggy Pole Vault 5-4 FR-HS Glen Ellyn, Ill. Glenbard South Kienast, Vanessa Middle Distance 5-8 JR-2L Houston, Texas Westside Kizzee, Olivia Sprints 5-7 SO-1L Houston, Texas Hightower Langley, Keriann Distance 5-8 SR-3L New Orleans, La. Mount Carmel Lobbins, Kyra Sprints 5-4 JR-2L Chicago, Ill. Whitney Young (Eastern Illinois) Minor, Arielle Multi-Event 5-8 SO-1L Hammond, La. Hammond Momoh, Jasmine Sprints 5-8 RS SO-1L Houston, Texas Westside Moon, Savannah Distance 5-5 SR-3L Fort Lauderdale, Fla. St. Thomas Aquinas Noel, Rebecca Distance/Throws 5-6 RS SO Nashville, Tenn. University School (Vanderbilt) Pelham, Shaina Sprints 5-5 JR-1L Orlando, Fla. Edgewater Phillips, Aubrey Distance 5-4 SR-3L Baton Rouge, La. Woodlawn Rosemond, Andrea Sprints 5-1 SR-3L Missouri City, Texas Hightower Ross, Taneekwa Sprints 5-5 SR-3L Midland, Texas Midland Shriver, Jill Distance 5-2 SR-3L Centralia, Wash. Centralia Taku, Nicolette Multi-Event 5-10 SO-1L Baton Rouge, La. Baton Rouge Magnet Wilson, Valencia Sprints 5-7 RS SO-1L Las Vegas, Nev. Cheyenne Head Coach: Heather Van Norman (LSU ‘94); Assistant Coaches: Chris Neal (Eastern Kentucky ‘03), Glenn Smith (Calgary ‘02), Derek Mills (Georgia Tech ‘95) 2007-08 Tulane Track and Field: BACK ROW (L TO R): Laurie Dalrymple, Shaina Pelham, Cecelia Clarke, Rebecca Noel, Vanessa Kienast, Caitlin Hornbeck, Zandria Debowles, Shanon Beelendorf, Whitney Hampton, Kyra Lobbins, Brree Carter, Andrea Rosemond, Aieshia Brooks STANDING (Lto R): Assistant coach Chris Neal, assistant coach Glenn Smith, Aubrey Phillips, Peggy Keplinger, Rachel Bryan, Brooke Bruns, Valencia Wilson, Rebecca Coady, Nicolette Taku, Katarina Busljeta, Arielle Minor, Keriann Langley, Gloria Asumnu, Olivia Kizzee, Taneekwa Ross, head coach Heather Van Norman. Not Pictured: Katie Hamel, Helen Kenworthy, Jasmine Momoh, Savannah Moon, Jill Shriver Tulane 2007 Cross Country 2008 Track & Field 2 www.TulaneGreenWave.com
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