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2002-2010 NCAA Division Ii Indoor & Outdoor All Americans LINCOLN UNIVERSITY TRACK AND FIELD Proud to Support the Team! Go Blue Tigers! Bradley S. Sloan, DO 1505 Southwest Blvd. Fellowship Trained Sports Medicine Jefferson City, MO 65109 (573) 632-5544 www.thesloanclinic.com 3308 W. Edgewood CRMC Sports Medicine Athletic Trainers Jefferson City, MO 65109 Left to right: Jennifer Maurer, ATC, PTA; (573) 638-3400 Paula Jennings, ATC; Debbie Gullic, PT, ATC; www.crmc.org Lacey Davies, PT, ATC; Kelley Weidinger, ATC www.crmc.org LINCOLN UNIVERSITY TRACK AND FIELD Proud to Support the Team! Lincoln Track and Field Media Guide Highlighting the 0th National Championship for Women’s Track and Men’s Fourth Place Finish at Indoor Championships Go Blue Tigers! Women’s National Championships Track Media Guide CREDITS Indoor-2004, 2006, 2009, 2010 Bradley S. Sloan, DO The official 2010 Lincoln University Track Media Guide is a production of the Lincoln University Sports Information 1505 Southwest Blvd. Fellowship Trained Sports Medicine Outdoor-2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009 Office, Brian Kortz, Director. Jefferson City, MO 65109 The publication was written by Brian Kortz with as- (573) 632-5544 Men-Top Finishes sistance from the Office of University Relations. Layout and Design: Brian Kortz www.thesloanclinic.com Indoor-3rd-place: 2004, 2005 Project Manager: Sarah Schmidgall Outdoor-3rd-place: 2006, 4th-place: 2005, 2009 Printing: MultiAd Print Solutions INSIDE Coaching Staff..........................................................................................................................................................2 4x400 Relay Clinches Title......................................................................................................................................3 Hackett Blazes Past The Competition......................................................................................................................4 60-Meter Dash Collects 4 Points...........................................................................................................................5 3308 W. Edgewood Anderson Leaps to Second.......................................................................................................................................6 CRMC Sports Medicine Athletic Trainers Bruce in a Class of His Own, Grey Comes in Second.............................................................................................7 Jefferson City, MO 65109 Left to right: Jennifer Maurer, ATC, PTA; Bascoe Jumps to Third, Runs to Seventh.................................................................................................................8 (573) 638-3400 Paula Jennings, ATC; Debbie Gullic, PT, ATC; 4x400 Relay Grabs Fifth; Four Points.....................................................................................................................9 Division II All-Time Top Performers by Event, Top Marks Set by Blue Tigers....................................................0 www.crmc.org Lacey Davies, PT, ATC; Kelley Weidinger, ATC 2002-200 Blue Tigers Indoor and Outdoor All-Americans............................................................................11-2 www.crmc.org WWW.LUBLUETIGERS.COM LINCOLN UNIVERSITY TRACK AND FIELD LINCOLN UNIVERSITY TRACK AND FIELD Victor “Poppy” Thomas Head Coach Victor “Poppy” Thomas is in his eighth year as Lincoln University’s Head Cross Country/Track and Field Coach. He came to Lincoln after two years at Gardner-Webb University as an assistant coach. He is a native of Kingston, Jamaica in the West Indies. Coach Thomas got his post-secondary education at Mico Teachers College where he earned his diploma in teach- er education. Coach Thomas earned his bachelor’s degree in physical education from G.C. Foster College in St. Catherine, Jamaica, and his master’s degree from Gardner-Webb in Boiling Spring, North Carolina. He is an IAAAF Level-3 coach who specializes in sprints, jumps and hurdles. He has been coaching both junior and senior athletes for over 20 years. At Lincoln University, Thomas has coached his women’s team to ten NCAA National Championships. His first title came in 2003 at the outdoor national champion- ships, where his athletes won seven events, one short of the record for first place finishes at the Division II level. He went on to coach his team to the 2004 indoor and outdoor national championships. Thomas has coached nearly 50 national champions, 5 relay national champions and nearly 200 All-Americans. He has also been the head coach of the Jamaican Junior Pan American Games National Team, the C.A.C Games National Team, and has been on the senior Pan American Games team coaching staff as a hurdles coach. Coach Thomas has tutored three Olympic athletes during his coaching career including 992 Olympian Ralston Wright, Ve- ronica Findley (984 and 988) and Mitchell Francis (994). Thomas has also shared his expertise with 995 and 997 World Univer- sity Games hurdler Patrina Allen. Awards and Accolades: 2006 NCAA Division II Women’s Track & Field Coach of the Year 200 Indoor NCAA Division II Women’s Track & Field Coach of the Year 2004, 2005, 2006, 2008, 200 Indoor NCAA Division II Women’s Track & Field South Central Region Coach of the Year 2005, 2006, 2008 Outdoor NCAA Division II Women’s Track & Field South Central Region Coach of the Year 0-time NCAA Division II Women’s Track & Field National Champion (Indoor: 2004, 2006, 2009 & 200) (Outdoor: 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 & 2009) 2006 Lincoln University President’s Service Award 2006, 2007 Missouri Hall of Fame 2007 All NCAA Women’s Track & Field All Academic 2004 Heartland Conference Cross Country Coach of the Year Ailene G. Smith Assistant Head Coach Ailene G. Smith begins her sixth season as the Assistant Cross-Country/Track and Field Coach at Lincoln University. Coach Smith has served as the assistant coach dur- ing nine of the ten NCAA Division II National Championships at Lincoln University. Smith graduated from West Virginia University in the spring of 2003 with a Bachelor of Arts in Communication and a minor in business administration. She was a tre- mendous talent for the track and field program, where she competed in the 400m, 500m and 800m. As a junior in 2002, Ms. Smith was a member of the DMR which ran the second best time in the world. She earned All-Big East, All-ECAC and was a three-time NCAA Divi- sion I All-American. In 1998, she was second in the 800m (2:11.01) and first in the 1500m (4:33.00) at the CARIFTA Games. In 998, she ran on the 4x800 relay that won the Penn Relays. Smith also won the 800m, 500m and the 3000m at the VMBS Boy’s and Girl’s Championship while attending Manchester High School. During her studies at WVU, Smith served as an assistant coach with West Virginia University Flyers, where she assisted in training mid-distance and cross-country teams. She also volunteered her services as a pre-educator for Caritas House Inc. Her du- ties included promoting HIV/AIDS awareness among African-American communities, conducting HIV/AIDS education sessions to address and encourage community members in AIDS awareness activities and developing and implementing education sessions to fit various target populations. 2 Lincoln Blue Tiger Track LINCOLN UNIVERSITY TRACK AND FIELD 4x400 Relay Clinches Indoor Title The 4x400-meter relay team of Michelle Cumberbatch, Nyoka Cole, Yanique Haye and Keneisha Jones remained the top relay team, taking first place in the indoor nationals to clinch Lincoln’s fourth indoor title, and 10th overall national championship. The foursome finished in 3:40.98, their best time of the season, leaving other teams in the dust by one half second. Lincoln’s relay team remained the top- ranked relay team in Division II throughout the indoor season and won at the indoor championships for the second straight year. Jones was also part of the 2009 indoor relay team that won the national title. 3 WWW.LUBLUETIGERS.COM LINCOLN UNIVERSITY TRACK AND FIELD LINCOLN UNIVERSITY TRACK AND FIELD Hackett Blazes Past The Competition Sophomore Semoy Hackett (Trinidad & Tobago) not only gained 20 points for the team, but she did so in style, setting meet records in both the 60- and 200-meter dashes at the indoor championships. Hack- ett improved her times each time from the preliminaries to the finals, as she came across with a time of 7.24 seconds to win the 60-meter, after posting a time of 7.28 in the prelims. Hackett trimmed over a half a second off her preliminary time to take the 200-meter in the final run, finishing with a time of 23.32, while her preliminary time was 23.87. Hackett’s 200-meter time of 23.32 was over two-tenths of a second better than the previous meet record time of 23.56 set by Lincoln’s own Davita Prender- gast back in 2007. Hackett trimmed over half a second off her indoor 200-meter time in 200 from her 2009 time in which she won with a time of 23.83. Hackett, now a seven-time national champion, was also named the South-Central Region Track Athlete of the Year by the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association. Hackett also shined in the outdoor season as a freshman in 2009, com- ing away with top finishes in both the 4x100 and 4x400-meter relays, as well as running away with the 200-meter outdoor crown with a time of 22.95. Hackett helped concluded her outdoor season with a fourth title in the 00-meter, coming across with a time of 11.8. 4 Lincoln Blue Tiger Track LINCOLN UNIVERSITY TRACK AND FIELD 60-Meter Dash Collects 14 Points The 60-meter dash proved very beneficial for the Blue Tigers, as
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