MMEN’SEN’S SCHEDULESCHEDULE MEN SEC CHAMPIONS (INDOOR - 1958, ‘59, ‘61, ‘62, ‘72 -- OUTDOOR - ‘50, ‘52, ‘80) DateDate Meet LocationLocation WOMEN SEC CHAMPIONS (INDOOR - 1994 -- OUTDOOR - ‘86, ‘94) (INDOOR)(INDOOR) January SEC OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS 15-16 Kentucky Invitational Lexington, Ky. 22-23 Razorback Invitational Fayetteville, Ark. THURSDAY, MAY 13-SUNDAY, MAY 16

February TOM BLACK TRACK AT LAPORTE STADIUM 5-6 Meyo Invitational South Bend, Ind. 12-13 Texas A&M Challenge College Station, Texas KNOXVILLE, TENN. Husky Classic Seattle, Wash. 26-28 SEC Championships Fayetteville, Ark. WHERE TO FIND THE CRIMSON TIDE March LIVE RESULTS: Live results for the 2010 SEC Outdoor Track and Field Championships 5-6 Alex Wilson Invitational South Bend, Ind. 12-13 NCAA Championships Fayetteville, Ark. can be found at www.flashresults.com. The meet website can be found at http://www. utsports.com/sports/m-track/spec-rel/2010-track-sec-championship.html. (OUTDOOR) 25-28 Alabama Relays Tuscaloosa, Ala. TELEVISION: The SEC Outdoor Track and Field Championships will air on ESPNU, May 25th, at 8:00 p.m. (CT). April 2-3 Florida Relays Gainesville, Fla. MEN’S TRACK RETURNS TO KNOXVILLE FOR SEC OUTDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS: After 7-10 Sea Ray Relays Knoxville, Tenn. 22-24 Drake Relays Des Moines, Iowa taking a week off from competition, the No. 39 Alabama men’s track and field team returns to Knoxville, Tenn. for the 2010 SEC Outdoor Track and Field Championships. May The contest, May 13-16, is being held at the Tom Black Track at LaPorte Stadium on the 1 Mississippi Open Oxford, Miss. University of Tennessee campus. 13-16 SEC Championships Knoxville, Tenn. The conference championship is slated to begin on Thursday with the first five 27-29 NCAA Preliminary Round Greensboro, N.C. events of the decathlon competition getting underway at 4:00 p.m. (ET). The hammer throw will be at 1:00 p.m. on Friday, while the remainder of the multi-events will com- June mence at 4:00 p.m. and the rest of the individual events begin at 7:15 p.m. Action will 9-12912 NCAA Championships Eugene Eugene,, Ore. pick up at 2:30 p.m. on both Saturday and Sunday with the meet concluding after the WWOMEN’SOMEN’S SCHEDULESCHEDULE 4x400 meter relay on Sunday at 8:40 p.m. DateDate Meet LLocationocation (INDOOR) WOMEN’S TRACK SET FOR SEC OUTDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS: The No. 59 Alabama January women’s track and field team returns to action this weekend at the 2010 SEC Outdoor 15-16 Kentucky Invitational Lexington, Ky. Track and Field Championships in Knoxville, Tenn. after a week off from competition. 22-23 Niswonger Invitational Johnson City, Tenn. The contest, May 13-16, is being held at the Tom Black Track at LaPorte Stadium on the University of Tennessee campus. February 5-6 Meyo Invitational South Bend, Ind. The conference championship is slated to begin on Thursday with the first four 12-13 Texas A&M Challenge College Station, Texas events of the heptathlon competition getting underway at 3:30 p.m. (ET). The hammer 26-28 SEC Championships Fayetteville, Ark. throw will be at 10:00 a.m. on Friday, while the remainder of the multi-events will com- mence at 5:00 p.m. and the rest of the individual events begin at 7:00 p.m. Action will March pick up at 3:30 p.m. on both Saturday and Sunday with the meet concluding after the 5-6 Alex Wilson Invitational South Bend, Ind. 4x400 meter relay on Sunday at 8:30 p.m. Last Chance Meet Blacksburg, Va. 12-13 NCAA Championships Fayetteville, Ark. IN THE POLLS: The U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFC- (OUTDOOR) CCA) Week 6 Rankings for the 2010 outdoor season were released this week. The Ala- 25-28 Alabama Relays Tuscaloosa, Ala. bama men dropped one spot, falling to No. 39. The women picked up five spots, rising to No. 59 in the polls. There are 189 men’s teams and 195 women’s teams ranked this April week. 10 Ole Miss Invitational Oxford, Miss. The current USTFCCCA men’s poll includes eight SEC teams in the Top 25. The 16-17 War Eagle Invitational Auburn, Ala. Florida Gators, ranked No. 3 in the nation, lead the conference and are followed by the 22-24 Drake Relays Des Moines, Iowa LSU Tigers who rank No. 5. The Auburn Tigers trail at No. 9 and are followed by the South May Carolina Gamecocks at No. 11, the Mississippi Rebels at No. 13, the Mississippi State Bull- 1 Mississippi Open Oxford, Miss. dogs at No. 15, the Georgia Bulldogs at No. 24 and the Arkansas Razorbacks at No. 25. 13-16 SEC Championships Knoxville, Tenn. The current USTFCCCA women’s poll includes four SEC teams in the top 25, all 28-29 NCAA Preliminary Round Greensboro, N.C. ranking in the top 15 and led by the LSU Tigers who check in at No. 2 in the nation. The Florida Gators follow at No. 10, while the Arkansas Razorbacks are at No. 11 and the Au- June burn Tigers are at No. 15. 9-12 NCAA Championships Eugene, Ore.

1 ALABAMA ON THE SEC LIST (TOP 8) MEN Conference Athlete Event Mark Wind Ranking Fred Samoei 800m 1:48.44 --- 4 Julius Bor 800m 1:49.11 --- 7 1,500m 3:41.11 --- 2 Joel Rop 1,500m 3:43.06 --- 3 Moses Kiptoo 10,000m 29:26.66 --- 4 Andrew Kirwa Steeplechase 9:00.93 --- 4 FabianFabian Norgove 400m Hurdles 53.14 --- 8 TylerTyler CamCampbellpbell Hig Highh JJumpumpmp 7-7 7-11 ------5 MikeMike Edwards Hi Highigh JumJumpp 6 6-10-10 3/3/44 ------6 (ti(tied)e MichaelMichael Hughes DecathlonDeccathlon 5,6265,626 ------7 AlabamaAlabama 4x100m4x100m0 39.7539.75 5 (Spradle (Spradley,y, K. JamJames,mes,s, JaJadusingh,ddusinghh, WWatWatson)son) AlabamaAlabama 44x400mx40404 0mm 3:03:06.526.52 5 (F. Norgrove, Stockstell,SStoocksck tell, KK. JamJames,ees, Watson)Waatson)

WOMENWOMEN ConferenceConferen AthleteAthlete EvEventene t MaMarkrk WWindinnd RankRankingi QUICK FACTS ChealseaChealsea TayTaylorlooor HiH Highggh JumJumpmp 5 5-10-100 3/3/44 ------3 University HeptathlonHepepptathloon 5 5,291,2991 ------1 Location Tuscaloosa, Ala. KelseyKelsey Johnson 10,000m1010,000m 35:43.2935:43.29 ------6 Founded April 12, 1831 MeganMegan Williams 10,000m10,0,000m 39:23.7339:223.73 3 ------8 Enrollment 28,807 KimKim LaLainging 10 100m0m0m HurHurdlesdledl ss1 1 13.40343.40 ( (-0.3)-0.3) 3 Conference Southeastern (Western) TalayaTalaya Owens 400m400mm HurdlesHurdles5s 59.715979.71 ------8 Colors Crimson and White KrystleKrystle ScSchadehade Hig Highh Jump 6-0 --- 2 MeghanMeghan Austin Javelin 149-2 1/2 --- 2 Nickname Crimson Tide BekahBekah HopHoppispis Javelin 141-9 --- 4 President Dr. Robert E. Witt Rachel Robbs Javelin 139-1 --- 7 Athletic Director Mal Moore Heptathlon 4,938 --- 7 Stadium Sam Bailey Track & Field Stadium Brittany Hines Javelin 121-10 --- 7 Wilamena Hopkins Shot Put 51-3 1/2 --- 7 2009 Team Finishes Discus 159-10 --- 8 SEC Indoor (M/W) 9th/10th Amethyst Holmes Hammer 174-10 --- 8 NCAA Indoor (M/W) 41st (tied)/n/a BESTST IINN THE SEC: In addition to the 4x100 and 4x400 meter relay squads, the Crim- SEC Outdoor (M/W) 10th/7th son Tide men currently bolster nine student-athletes, in seven events, ranking among NCAA Mideast Region (M/W) 15th/10th the top eight in the SEC in their respective events. Eight of the marks rank in the top NCAA Outdoor (M/W) 62nd (tied)/n/a five in seven events. Juniors Julius Bor and Joel Rop hold the No. 2 and 3 marks in the 1,500 meters, respectively. Sophomore Moses Kiptoo is fourth in the 10,000 meters, 2010 Team Finishes while junior Fred Samoei also ranks fourth in the 800 meters. Senior Andrew Kirwa and SEC Indoor (M/W) 7th/8th sophomore Tyler Campbell check in at No. 4 in the 3,000 meter steeplechase and No. 5 NCAA Indoor (M/W) 26th (tied)/60th (tied) in the high jump, respectively. The 4x100 and 4x400 meter relays are both No. 5 in the conference. 2010 Coaching Staff The women currently bolster 12 student-athletes, in 15 events, ranking among Men the top eight in the SEC in their respective events. Six of the marks rank in the top five Head Coach Harvey Glance in four events, including a SEC-leading mark. Senior Chealsea Taylor holds the No. 1 Assistant Coach Joe Walker heptathlon score and No. 3 high jump mark, while junior Meghan Austin and sophomore Assistant Coach Victor Houston Krystle Schade check in at No. 2 in the javelin and high jump in the conference, respec- Trainer Bernard Burroughs tively. Junior Kim Laing holds the No. 3 time in the 100 meter hurdles, while freshman Managers Albert Joseph, Tamilee Kerr Bekah Hoppis is fourth in the javelin.

JAMES DOUBLES AT CARIFTA GAMES: Representing his native country of Grenada, Women Alabama freshman sprinter Kirani James claimed his fourth consecutive 400 meter Head Coach Sandy Fowler CARIFTA gold medal, April 3, at the CARIFTA Games in George Town, Grand Cayman. Assistant Coach Scott Roberts His time of 45.02 is the second-fastest time in the world this year. His time broke his Assistant Coach Randy Hasenbank own meet record that he set at last year’s CARIFTA Games as well as set a new school Trainer Jackie Takaki record. The 17-year old broke a 32-year old 400 meter school record and now holds Managers Lance Lucas, Bradley Shupe both the indoor and outdoor records. The former outdoor school record of 45.12 was held by Darroll Gatson, set in 1978. Media Relations On April 5, James claimed his second 200 meter CARIFTA Games title in three Track & Field Contact Rod Black years with the ninth-fastest time in the world this year, 20.76 (+0.8). The time is also a Offi ce (205) 348-7476 personal-best, breaking his former best time of 20.94 run earlier this season indoors. Mobile (256) 654-0015 With the 200 meter title, the native of Gouyave, Grenada claimed his third career E-mail [email protected] 200/400 meter double crown on the international stage and second at the CARIFTA Fax 205-348-8841 Games. James last won the 200/400 meter double at CARIFTA in 2008, and more re- Website www.rolltide.com cently at the 2009 World Youth Championships. Mailing Address 1201 Coliseum Drive Room 170 Tuscaloosa, AL 35487

2 BECOMING A PART OF ALABAMA HISTORY 2010 SEC CHAMPIONSHIP - ALABAMA ROSTERS The following athletes have etched their name into the MEN WOMEN Name Year Hometown Name Year Hometown school record books with their performances during the Julius Bor Jr. Eldoret, Kenya Camilla Armstead Fr. Montgomery, Ala. 2010 outdoor season. Justin Brady Soph. Vancleave, Miss. Meghan Austin Jr. Mobile, Ala. MEN Alabama Tyler Campbell Soph. Jasper, Ala. Rue Chitwood Sr. Tifton, Ga. Athlete Event Mark Ranking Mike Edwards RS Fr. Kissimmee, Fla. Elsbeth Denton Fr. Vestavia Hills, Ala. Kirani James 400m 45.02 1 Shaun Gaiser Soph. Panama City, Fla. Audra Frimpong Soph. Wyandott, Mich. Julius Bor 1,500m 3:41.11 2 Tyler Hamlett Fr. Scottsboro, Ala. Leigh Gilmore Soph. Grove Hill, Ala. 800m 1:49.11 10 Michael Hughes Sr. Atlanta, Ga. Toni Graham Soph. Schaumburg, Ill. Joel Rop 1,500m 3:43.06 7 Ray Jadusingh Sr. Miami, Fla. Jordan Harper Jr. Birmingham, Ala. Fred Samoei 800m 1:48.44 7 Kirani James Fr. Gouyava, Grenada Meghan Hawkins Jr. Decatur, Ala. Tyler Campbell High Jump 7-1 9 Moses Kiptoo Soph. Iten, Kenya Brittany Hines Soph. Homewood, Ala. Moses Kiptoo 10,000m 29:26.66 10 Andrew Kirwa Jr. Eldoret, Kenya Amethyst Holmes Soph. Huntsville, Ala. Terrell Mickens Soph. Hoover, Ala. Wilamena Hopkins Fr. Archer, Fla. WOMEN Alabama Rand Nelson Soph. Vestavia Hills, Ala. Bekah Hoppis Fr. Tuscaloosa, Ala. Athlete Event Mark Ranking Fabian Norgrove Fr. Bridgetown, Barbados Kelsey Johnson Soph. Iowa Park, Texas Andrea Torske Steeplechase 10:59.01 3 Kemar Norgrove Fr. Bridgetown, Barbados Kim Laing Sr. St. Catherine, Jamaica Wilamena Hopkins Shot Put 51-3 1/2 5 Bobby Onyeukwu Soph. Austell, Ga. Heather Matherson Sr. Denver, Colo. Discus 159-10 6 Joel Rop Jr. Eldoret, Kenya Haley Moody Jr. Morristown, Tenn. Amethyst Holmes Hammer 173-1 8 Fred Samoei Jr. Moiben, Kenya Talaya Owens Sr. Denver, Colo. Kelsey Johnson 10,000m 35:43.29 9 Brandon Spradley Sr. Mobile, Ala. Alexis Paine Fr. Mobile, Ala. Aaron Stockstell Soph. Iowa City, Iowa Rachel Robbs Jr. Apison, Tenn. MEN MAKING HISTORY: The Crimson Tide men have posted a remarkable Matt Watson Sr. Jacksonville, Fla. Devon Romero Jr. New Iberia, La. eight of the best marks in school history during the 2010 outdoor season, Krystle Schade Soph. Sunrise, Fla. including one school record. Freshman Kirani James leads the way with Lee Stowers Fr. Warwick, R.I. Katherine Strickland Sr. Tuscaloosa, Ala. his 400 meter school record (45.02), while junior Julius Bor is No. 2 in the Chealsea Taylor Sr. Denver, Colo. 1,500 meters (3:41.11) and No. 10 in the 800 meters (1:49.11), junior Joel Rop Andrea Torske Soph. Rowlett, Tex. is No. 7 in the 1,500 meters (3:43.06), junior Fred Samoei is No. 7 in the Sara Vaughn Soph. Tulsa, Okla. Katlyn Will Fr. LaGrange, Ga. 800 meters (1:48.44), sophomore Tyler Campbell is No. 9 in the high jump Jasmine Williams Soph. Temecula, Calif. (7-1), Moses Kiptoo is No. 10 in the 10,000 meters (29:26.66) and the 4x400 Megan Williams Jr. Oxford, Ala. meter relay squad (3:06.52) is No. 10.

WOMEN MAKING HISTORY: The Crimson Tide women have posted a stun- ning seven of the best marks in school history during the 2010 outdoor sea- son. Sophomore Andrea Torske leads the way with the No. 3 steeplechase time (10:59.01), while freshman Wilamena Hopkins is No. 5 in the shot put (51-3 1/2) and No. 6 in the discus (159-10). Sophomore Amethyst Holmes is No. 7 in the hammer, junior Kelsey Johnson is No. 9 in the 10,000 meters (35:43.29), sophomore Leigh Gilmore is eighth in the 1,500 meters (4:29.36) and freshman Elsbeth Denton is No. 10 in the 1,500 meters (4:39.55). 2009 & 2010 NCAA QUICK LOOK AT 2009 SEC CHAMPIONSHIPS: The Alabama men finished CHAMPIONSHIP QUALIFIERS 10th, tallying 33.50 points while Arkansas took top honors with 141 points. Tyson David claimed his second-consecutive 10,000 meter title and fin- MEN ished second in the 5,000 meters. Other SEC scorers were Tyler Campbell Athlete Event Finish Time/Mark (high jump, 4th), Abraham Kutingala (3,000 meter steeplechase, 5th), Em- Emmanuel Bor 3,000m (I) 10th 8:03.73 manuel Bor (1,500 meters, 5th/5,000 meters, 8th) and the 4x100 meter 5,000m (O) 15th 14:23.13 relay squad of Brandon Spradley, David Chaplin, Ray Jadusingh and Matt Tyson David 5,000m (I) 5th 13:49.58 Watson finished seventh. 5,000m (O) 7th 14:10.75 The Alabama women placed seventh, tallying 52.50 points while Ray Jadusingh 100m (O) Semis 10.50 Florida claimed the team title with 135.50 points. Angelica Howard earned Abraham Kutingala 10,000m (O) 19th 29:47.58 her first SEC championship in the hammer throw and finished sixth in the Alabama 4x100m (O) 13th 39.67 shot put. Other SEC scorers were Chealsea Taylor (heptathlon, 4th/high (Spradley, Chaplin, Jadusingh, Watson) jump, 3rd), Rachel Robbs (heptathlon, 6th/high jump, t-8th), Christina Oc- tavien (discus, 8th), Sara Vaughn (3,000 meter steeplechase, 6th), Meghan WOMEN Austin (javelin, 8th), Audra Frimpong (100 meter hurdles, 7th), Krystle Athlete Event Finish Time/Mark Schade (high jump, 4th), Talaya Owens (400 meter hurdles, 4th), Kelsey Kim Laing 100m Hurdles (O) Prelims 13.96 Johnson (5,000 meters, 6th), the 4x100 meter relay (Frimpong, Owens, Talaya Owens 400m Hurdles (O) Prelims 60.01 Toni Graham, Heather Matherson) finished fifth and the 4x400 meter relay Krystle Schade High Jump (O) 11th 5-10 3/4 (Owens, Robbs, Matherson, Taylor) finished eighth. Rachel Robbs Heptathlon (O) 23rd 4,361 Chealsea Taylor High Jump (I) 10th 5-10 3/4 High Jump (O) Prelims 5-8 1/2 2010 PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Heptathlon (O) 19th 5,138 MEN Shaun GAISER Guy-ZER Ray JADUSINGH Jah-duh-SING In 2010... KIRANI James Kuh-rah-NEE MEN Andrew KIRWA KEER-wah KEMAR Norgrove KEE-mar Athlete Event Finish Time/Mark Bobby ONYEUKWU On-ya-woo-koo Tyler Campbell High Jump (I) --- NH Fred SAMOEI Suh-Moy Ray Jadusingh 60m (I) 14th 6.72 Aaron STOCKSTELL Stocks-tell Kirani James 400m (I) 2nd 45.63

WOMEN WOMEN CAMILLA ARMSTEAD Cuh-mill-uh ARM-sted Kim Laing 60m Hurdles (I) 15th 8.31 AUDRA FRIMPONG Ah-druh Frim-pong AMETHYST Holmes Am-eh-thyst Krystle Schade High Jump (I) 8th (tied) 5-10 ANDREA TORSKE On-dray-uh Tore-SKI Chealsea Taylor Pentathlon (I) 12th 3,789 3 2010 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP WATCH LISTS

NCAA EAST REGION WATCH LIST (TOP 48) NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP WATCH LIST (TOP 30) (TOP 48 ATHLETES/TOP 24 RELAYS QUALIFY) (TOP ATHLETES FROM REGIONAL ROUND & TOP 24 MULTIS QUALIFY) MEN East Region MEN Division 1 Athlete Event Mark Wind Ranking Athlete Event Mark Wind Ranking Ray Jadusingh 100m 10.42 (+1.1) 28 (tied) Fred Samoei 800m 1:48.44 --- 18 200m 20.93 (+2.2) 33 (tied) Julius Bor 1,500m 3:41.11 --- 7 Fred Samoei 800m 1:48.44 --- 11 Joel Rop 1,500m 3:43.06 --- 26 Julius Bor 800m 1:49.11 --- 17 Tyler Campbell High Jump 7-1 --- 21 (tied) 1,500m 3:41.11 --- 3 Alabama 4x100m 39.75 --- 13 Aaron Stockstell 800m 1:49.57 --- 28 (Spradley, K. James, Jadusingh, Watson) Joel Rop 800m 1:50.22 --- 43 (tied) Alabama 4x400m 3:06.52 --- 12 1,500m 3:43.06 --- 11 (F. Norgrove, Stockstell, K. James, Watson) Moses Kiptoo 10,000m 29:26.66 --- 16 Andrew Kirwa Steeplechase 9:00.93 --- 33 Tyler Campbell High Jump 7-1 --- 11 (tied) WOMEN Division 1 Mike Edwards High Jump 6-10 3/4 --- 29 (tied) Athlete Event Mark Wind Ranking Alabama 4x100m 39.75 --- 7 Krystle Schade High Jump 6-0 --- 7 (tied) (Spradley, K. James, Jadusingh, Watson Chealsea Taylor High Jump 5-10 3/4 --- 18 (tied) Alabama 4x400m 3:06.52 --- 5 Heptathlon 5,291 --- 16 (F. Norgrove, Stockstell, K. James, Watson) Kim Laing 100m Hurdles 13.40 (-0.3) 30 2010 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP QUALIFYINQUALIFYING:G: New in 20102010, the NCANCAAA WOMEN Division 1 Athlete Event Mark Wind Ranking altered the qualification standards for the NCAA Outdoor Track and Chealsea Taylor 200m 23.78 (+2.4) 45 (tied) Field Championships. The new format consists of two regions – East High Jump 5-10 3/4 --- 12 (tied) and West. There will be no qualifying standards, but instead the top Heptathlon 5,291 --- 6 48 athletes and the top 24 relay teams per region, that declare, on Kelsey Johsnson 10,000m 35:43.29 --- 43 the descending order list in each event will compete in the prelimi- Kim Laing 100m Hurdles 13.40 (-0.3) 16 nary round. The top 24 heptathletes and decathletes overall, that de- Talaya Owens 400m Hurdles 59.71 --- 38 Krystle Schade High Jump 6-0 --- 3 (tied) clare, will contest their event at the NCAA Championships in Eugene, Wilamena Hopkins Shot Put 51-3 1/2 --- 20 Ore. The two regional sites in Austin, Texas and Greensboro, N.C. will Discus 159-10 --- 37 act as the “prelims” for the NCAA Championships, essentially the be- Meghan Austin Javelin 149-2 --- 18 ginning of one continuous meet leading to Eugene. Bekah Hoppis Javelin 141-9 --- 43 Rachel Robbs Heptathlon 4,938 --- 23 Alabama 4x100m 45.89 --- 47 (Laing, Taylor, Owens, Matherson)

BEST IN THE NATION: The Alabama men currently have four student-athletes, in four events, ranking among the top 30 in the NCAA in their respective events, including the West East 4x100 meter relay team (No. 13) and 4x400 meter relay team (No. 12). Junior Julius Bor holds the No. 7 time in the nation in the 1,500 meters, while juniors Fred Samoei and Joel Rop rank No. 18 in the 800 meters and No. 26 in the 1,500 meters, respectively. Sophomore Tyler Campbell checks in at No. 21 in the high jump. The women currently have three student-athletes, in four events, ranking among the top 30 in the NCAA in their respective events. Sophomore Krystle Schade is the high- est ranked Crimson Tide performer, checking in at No. 6 in the high jump. Senior Chealsea Taylor is ranked No. 16 in the heptathlon and No. 18 in the high jump, while junior Kim Laing is No. 30 in the 100 meter hurdles.

Men INDOOR SEASON Women NCAA Division 1 NCAA Division 1 Preseason Jan. 5 (No. 75) Preseason Jan. 5 (No. 53) Week 1 Jan. 26 (No. 59) Week 1 Jan. 26 (No. 44) Week 2 Feb. 2 (No. 67) Week 2 Feb. 2 (No. 49) Week 3 Feb. 9 (No. 26) Week 3 Feb. 9 (No. 49) Week 4 Feb. 16 (No. 20) Week 4 Feb. 16 (No. 53) Week 5 Feb. 23 (No. 21) Week 5 Feb. 23 (No. 61) Week 6 March 2 (No. 26) Week 6 March 2 (No. 43) Week 7 March 8 (No. 26) Week 7 March 8 (No. 46) NCAA Indoor (Final) March 17 (No. 26) NCAA Indoor (Final) March 17 (No. 60)

Men OUTDOOR SEASON Women Preseason March 16 (No. 36) Preseason March 16 (No. 45) Week 1 April 6 (No. 29) Week 1 April 6 (No. 57) Week 2 April 13 (No. 30) Week 2 April 13 (No. 55) Week 3 April 20 (No. 37) Week 3 April 20 (No. 63)

ALABAMA*All Rankings according IN THE to USTFCCCA POLLS Polls Week 4 April 27 (No. 27) Week 4 April 27 (No. 48) Week 5 May 4 (No. 38) Week 5 May 4 (No. 64) Week 6 May 11 (No. 39) Week 6 May 11 (No. 59) Week 7 May 18 Week 7 May 18 Week 8 May 25 Week 8 May 25 Week 9 June 1 Week 9 June 1 NCAA Outdoor (Final) June 14 NCAA Outdoor (Final) June 14

4 MEN’S OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD RECAPS

Mississippi Open and ran the 25th-fastest 10,000 meter time best in the 400 meter hurdles with a time of May 1 in the country this year, claiming the title in 53.19, fi nishing 16th overall, while twin fresh- Due to weather conditions, the meet was can- a time of 29:26.66. With a time of 3:49.44 in man Fabian Norgrove ran a season-best time celed after just a few events were completed. the 1,500 meters, junior Fred Samoei posted a of 48.23 in the 400 meter dash to fi nish 25th. personal-best as well by almost fi ve seconds The men just got in the 5,000 meter race, in to fi nish third overall. Posting two top 15 fi nishes, senior Ray Ja- which Alabama notched a 1-2 fi nish. Sopho- dusingh fi rst tied for 11th in the 100 meters more Moses Kiptoo was fi rst with a time The 100 meter dash featured senior Ray Ja- with his time of 10.42, just .11 from his career- of 14:24.26 and was followed closely by ju- dusingh posting a seventh place fi nish with a best time. In the 200 meter invite, Jadusingh nior Andrew Kirwa who clocked a time of time of 10.59 (-0.6) into a small headwind. In notched a 14th place fi nish with a wind-aided 14:24.36. the 800 meter run, junior Julius Bor claimed time of 20.93 (+2.2). the title with the ninth-fastest time in the na- In the high jump, sophomore Tyler Campbell tion this year, 1:49.11. Junior Joel Rop fi nished leaped a season-best 7-0 1/2 to fi nish seventh Drake Relays fourth with a time of 1:50.22. Both times are overall. The clearance ties him for the seventh- April 23-24 lifetime-bests for the juniors and Rop’s is bet- best leap in the nation this year. The distance team and relay squads had a slew ter by almost two seconds, while Bor’s is the of great performances at the Drake Relays. 10th-fastest in school history. The last event of the weekend was the 5,000 On Thursday, junior Andrew Kirwa clocked a meters, in which the Tide grabbed a 2-3 fi n- 12-second personal-best time of 9:00.93 in Claiming the third title of the day for the ish by Moses Kiptoo and Andrew Kirwa, re- the 3,000 meter steeplechase, fi nishing third Crimson Tide, junior Andrew Kirwa notched a spectively. Kiptoo posted a season-best time overall. Junior Fred Samoei claimed the lone personal-best time of 9:12.19 in the 3,000 me- of 14:19.18, while Kirwa crossed with a time of Drake Relays title for the men. In the 800 me- ter steeplechase. 14:23.13. ters, the Moiben, Kenya native clocked a time of 1:49.73 to notch the victory. Sophomore Tyler Campbell got things started Alabama Relays for the Tide with a season-best clearance of March 27-28 In the 4x400 meter relay fi nals on Saturday, 7-1 in the high jump to win the event. The leap Sophomore Moses Kiptoo got things started the squad of freshman Fabian Norgrove, is the ninth-best jump in Alabama school his- for the Tide on Saturday, claiming the individ- sophomore Aaron Stockstell, freshman Kira- tory and moves him into a tie for the 13th-best ual 5,000 meter title with a time of 14:22.57 ni James and senior Matt Watson clocked a leap in the nation. Freshman Mike Edwards - currently the second-fastest time in the na- season-best time of 3:06.52 to fi nish third was second with a leap of 6-10 3/4. overall. The relay team notched not only the tion this year. 10th-fastest time in school history - the new- Florida Relays est time added to the list since 2002, but also In the 100 meters, junior Brandon Spradley the 12th-fastest time in the nation and the April 2-3 set a new career-best by .09 seconds to fi n- 26th-fastest time in the world this year. The Crimson Tide was led in Gainesville by ish third with a time of 10.55. Spradley fi n- three juniors who clocked three of the fastest ished seventh in the 200 meters with a time Already having set a new season-best time times in school history. Junior Fred Samoei of 21.93, while teammate senior Matt Watson in the prelims on Friday, the Alabama 4x100 was the fi rst to make history for the Tide, in placed 11th, crossing in a time of 22.12. meter relay squad of junior Brandon Sprad- the 800 meter run, with his personal-best ley, James, senior Ray Jadusingh and Watson time of 1:48.44 to fi nish second in the race. The Tide grabbed a 1-2 fi nish in the 800 me- combined for another season-best time in the Shaving .42 seconds off his former career- ters as sophomore Aaron Stockstell and junior fi nals. The group clocked a time 39.75 - cur- best, Samoei’s time is the No. 7 mark in school Fred Samoei crossed with times of 1:50.60 rently the 11th-fastest time in the country. history. It is a season-best time by over two and 1:50.84, respectively. seconds and the fourth-fastest time in the After posting the third-fastest time of 10.54 country this year. Junior Andrew Kirwa tallied a personal-best (-0.7) in the 100 meter prelims on Friday, Ja- in the 3,000 meter steeplechase with a time dusingh clocked a time of 10.50 (0.0) in the The junior duo of Julius Bor and Joel Rop of 9:17.86 to fi nish second overall. fi nal to fi nish second. joined the all-time best athletes in Alabama school history in the 1,500 meters. With a Juniors Julius Bor and Joel Rop fi nished fi rst time of 3:41.11, Bor claimed the title, the No. and third in the 1,500 meter run with times of Sea Ray Relays 2 time in school history and is currently the 3:48.52 and 3:51.76, respectively. April-7-10 fastest time in the nation this year. Julius Bor’s Senior Michael Hughes began his fi nal season time was just .91 seconds from breaking the In the high jump, freshman Mike Edwards led in the decathlon, fi nishing 10th in the fi nal track record set in 1973 by former indoor mile a 3-4 fi nish with a clearance of 6-10 3/4, while standings with a point total of 5,626, even world record holder Dick Buerkle. Rop posted sophomore Tyler Campbell fi nished with a though he didn’t get a mark in the pole vault. a lifetime-best time of 3:43.06, knocking over leap of 6-10 3/4 as well. Hughes set a huge personal-best in the shot two seconds off his former best, en route to a put by over two feet with a heave of 43-3 1/4 third place fi nish, the No. 7 time in school his- Alabama’s 4x100 meter relay team claimed to fi nish second in the event. Hughes went tory and the fourth fastest time in the country the title with the squad of Spradley, freshman on to improve his discus career-best mark this year. Kirani James and seniors Ray Jadusingh and by over 23 feet with a throw of 113-6 to fi nish Matt Watson compiling a time of 40.24 - the sixth. In the fi nal event, the 1,500 meter run, Also competing in the 800 meter run and set- sixth-fastest time in the nation this year. Hughes ran over 15 seconds faster than he ting a personal-best by .22 seconds, sopho- had ever before, fi nishing fi fth with a lifetime- more Aaron Stockstell fi nished ninth with a The fi nal event of the day was the 4x400 best time of 5:00.30. time of 1:49.77. meter relay in which the Alabama squad of James, Jadusingh, Watson and Stockstell Sophomore Moses Kiptoo set a personal-best Freshman Kemar Norgrove tallied a personal- fi nished second with a time of 3:10.58.

5 WOMEN’S OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD RECAPS

Mississippi Open Tide women to set personal-bests in the 400 me- Florida Relays May 1 ter dash. Armstead clocked a time of 56.66, while April 2-3 Due to weather conditions, the meet was canceled juniors Devon Romero and Maegan Miller posted Improving a stunning 20 feet and six inches from after just a few events were completed. times of 57.74 and 60.66, respectively. Romero last week and setting a lifetime-best in the pro- and Miller came back in the 200 meter dash later cess, freshman Wilamena Hopkins heaved the dis- In the hammer throw, sophomore Amethyst Hol- in the day to set more personal-bests with times cus a distance of 159-10, notching her the No. 6 mes notched a personal-best with a heave of 174- of 25.57 and 26.84, respectively. throw in school history. 10 to fi nish second. Claiming another victory for the Tide, freshman In the 1,500 meter run, freshman Elsbeth Denton In the javelin, junior Meghan Austin tallied a sec- Wilamena Hopkins heaved an outdoor season- posted the No. 10 time in school history with her ond place fi nish with a throw of 137-7. Junior Ra- best mark of 51-3 1/2 in the shot put. Sophomore time of 4:39.55, fi nishing 23rd in the race. Sopho- chel Robbs (135-5) and freshman Bekah Hoppis Amethyst Holmes also notched a season-best more Kelsey Johnson clocked a time of 4:30.72 in (135-5) followed closely in third and fourth, re- mark of 43-9 3/4. Hopkins also threw the discus a the 1,500 meter run, just over three seconds from spectively. mark of 149-0, while Holmes set a new personal- her personal-best. best by nearly 10 feet with a heave of 141-9. Junior Haley Moody clocked a season-best time of For the second consecutive week, sophomore An- 18:14.36, fi nishing third in the 5,000 meters. In the high jump, sophomore Krystle Schade drea Torske ran a lifetime-best in the 3,000 me- claimed the title with a season-best clearance of ter steeplechase. Torske fi nished 11th with a time Drake Relays 6-0, tying her personal-best and tying the sixth- of 10:59.01, an improvement of over 19 seconds, April 23-24 best jump in the nation this year. to lay claim to the No. 3 time in school history. Alabama wrapped up the weekend at the Drake Sophomore Sara Vaughn clocked a time of 11:14.32 Relays with two champions. Becoming a fi rst- Junior Meghan Austin claimed the fi rst title for the to improve her season-best time by 18 seconds in time Drake Relays champion, sophomore Krystle Tide over the weekend, in the javelin. Her mark of one week. Schade won the high jump competition with a leap 145-0 was good enough to best the fi eld by nearly of 5-8 3/4. In the prelims of the 4x100 meter shut- two feet. Also in the javelin, freshman Bekah Hop- The Tide had two fi nishers among the top 10 in the tle hurdle relay, the Alabama squad of junior Kim pis set a new personal-best by over four feet with high jump with senior Chealsea Taylor leading the Laing, senior Chealsea Taylor, junior Talaya Owens a heave of 141-9. Robbs posted a season-best way in fourth with a clearance of 5-10 3/4. Sopho- and sophomore Audra Frimpong advanced to the mark of 139-1, bettering her previous season-best more Krystle Schade cleared the bar set at 5-8 3/4 fi nal with the second-fastest time, 56.59. The team by almost 15 feet. to fi nish sixth. would return for the fi nals about four hours later to post a school record time of 54.49, claiming its Competing in her fi rst 10,000 meter race at the Freshman Lee Stowers, in the hammer throw, second consecutive Drake Relays championship in collegiate level, sophomore Kelsey Johnson fi n- grabbed a personal-best by almost fi ve feet with the event. ished fourth with the seventh-fastest time in her heave of 154-4. school history, 35:43.29. After posting a time of 13.83 (-0.4) on Friday in The relay teams showed improvement as well. The the 100 meter hurdle prelims, defending champi- Ole Miss Invitational Tide’s 4x100m shuttle hurdle relay of junior Kim on junior Kim Laing surrendered her title, fi nishing April 10-11 Laing, sophomore Audra Frimpong, junior Talaya third, even though she clocked a season-best time The hammer throwers all set personal-bests. Owens and Taylor improved by over a second from of 13.40 (-0.3). Sophomore Amethyst Holmes set a huge person- last weekend as they fi nished third with a time of al-best, by over 20 feet, posting a mark of 173-1 56.57. The 4x100m relay team also improved by Freshman Wilamena Hopkins notched a third- for the eighth-best throw in school history. Sopho- nearly one second on the season. Laing, Owens, place fi nish in the shot put with a heave of 50-6 more Jasmine Williams posted a heave of 160-9. Taylor and senior Heather Matherson compiled 1/4. The Tide tallied two fi nishers among the top 10 Freshman Lee Stowers threw a mark of 157-8 to the time of 45.89 to fi nish 13th. in the javelin competition with junior Meghan Aus- fi nish. Fellow freshman Wilamena Hopkins also tin leading the way with a throw of 142-2, fi nishing notched a career-best, by almost 10 feet, with a Alabama Relays fi fth. Freshman Bekah Hoppis fi nished eighth with throw of 151-3. Sophomore Jessica Carlisle threw a March 25-28 a throw of 133-10. personal-best in the event, by over 10 feet, fi nish- The Crimson Tide fi nished grabbed a fi rst and third ing with a mark of 140-10. fi nish in the 100 meter hurdles. Laing, the SEC in- The Alabama 4x100 meter relay team of Frim- door champion in the 60m hurdles, claimed the pong, Taylor, Laing and Owens posted a time of Many athletes shaved huge chunks of time off individual title with a time of 13.58 - currently the 46.38 in the fi nal to place eighth. The squad quali- their best times. Junior Talaya Owens shaved over eighth-fastest time in the nation this year. Sopho- fi ed for the fi nals on Friday with a time of 45.90, half a second off her season-best time in the 100 more Audra Frimpong posted a time of a 14.14. just one-hundredth of a second off the squad’s meter hurdles with a time of 14.61 (-1.2). Running a season-best time. personal-best by over half a second in the 400m Sophomore Leigh Gilmore led a trio of Alabama dash, freshman Camilla Armstead posted a time 800 meter runners, clocking a time of 2:15.83. On Thursday, sophomore Sara Vaughn clocked a of 57.77. Senior Heather Matherson clocked a per- Freshmen Elsbeth Denton and Katlyn Will turned season-best time of 11:09.26 in the 3,000 meter sonal-best time of 24.39 (-0.2) in the 200 meters. in times of 2:17.40 and 2:19.61, respectively. Den- steeplechase, fi nishing 17th overall. Armstead set another personal-best with her time ton’s time is a three second personal-best. of 25.14 (-0.5) in the 200 meters. War Eagle Invitational Sophomore Andrea Torske posted a career-best April 16-17 In the high jump, sophomore Krystle Schade time of 11:18.17 to fi nish fi fth in the 3,000 meter Senior Katherine Strickland had a good showing cleared the bar set at 5-9 1/4 for a season-best leap steeplechase, bettering her own No. 5 ranking in for the Crimson Tide with a season-best clearance en route to winning the event. In the fi nal heptath- school history. of 12-1 1/2 in the pole vault. Freshman Alexis Paine lon standings, senior Chealsea Taylor was second Alabama freshman Wilamena Hopkins set a huge set a lifetime-best, fi nishing fi fth in the event with with a point total of 5,291 and junior Rachel Robbs personal-best in the shot put by over four feet a leap of 11-1 3/4. was fourth with a season-best 4,938 points. with a heave of 51-0. Sophomore Amethyst Hol- mes also set a career-best by over four feet with a Clocking a lifetime-best and the eighth-fastest heave of 42-7 1/2. 1,500 meter time in school history, sophomore Leigh Gilmore posted a personal-best time of In the fi nal heptathlon standings, junior Rachel 4:29.36, fi nishing fourth. Robbs was second with 4,578 points, which is the eighth-best in the country this year. Freshman Camilla Armstead led a trio of Crimson

6 2010 INDOOR TRACK & FIELD NOTES

2010 INDOOR SEC CHAMPION: On Feb. 28, senior Kim Laing gar- SCHADE NAMED SEC WOMEN’S FRESHMAN FIELD ATHLETE OF nered her first career SEC championship in her final indoor season THE YEAR: On March 4, freshman Krystle Schade was named the in an Alabama uniform. The Jamaica native was in control of the 60 SEC Women’s Freshman Field Athlete of the Year for the indoor meter hurdle race from start to finish, crossing with a personal-best season, as voted on by the league head coaches. The Sunrise, Fla. time of 8.23 to claim the title. Laing became the first Alabama ath- native is the first Alabama athlete to garner a SEC Athlete of the lete to win a SEC championship in the event since 2005 when Beau Year award of any kind. At the SEC Championships, Schade earned Walker also claimed the title in Fayetteville - Walker also won the 55 All-SEC honors by finishing second in the high jump with a NCAA meter hurdle SEC title in 2006 in Gainesville, Fla. provisional qualifying leap of 5-10 1/2. Schade has cleared NCAA provisional qualifying marks on four separate occasions this season. 2010 INDOOR ALL-SEC HONOREES: Alabama’s men garnered two Schade boasts a season-best high jump clearance of 5-11 1/2. The All-SEC honors in 2010, but from the same athlete. With his indoor mark, jumped at the season opening Kentucky Invitational, ranks Junior World Record time of 45.24 and second-place finish in the her fifth in school history. 400 meter dash, standout freshman Kirani James earned All-SEC Second Team accolades as well as All-SEC Freshman Team hon- NEW JUNIOR WORLD RECORD: On Feb. 6 at the Meyo Invitational, ors for being the top freshman finisher. The team finished seventh true freshman Kirani James of Gouyave, Grenada broke the indoor with 47 points behind six athletes that scored, including two relay Junior World Record at 400 meter when he posted a time of 45.79, teams. breaking the 12-year old previous record of 45.90 held by Brandon As for the Crimson Tide women, senior Kim Laing led the Couts of the United States, set in 1998. Weeks later at the SEC Cham- way with her SEC title in the 60 meter hurdles, which earned her pionships on Feb. 28, James shattered his own world record as he All-SEC First Team honors. Fellow senior Chealsea Taylor’s second- posted a time of 45.24, which also set a Grenada national record. place finish in the pentathlon gave her All-SEC Second Team honors, while freshman Krystle Schade earned the same accolade in the high JAMES EARNS NOD FROM SEC OFFICE: On Feb. 9, Kirani James jump. Schade (high jump) and freshman Wilamena Hopkins (shot was named the SEC Runner of the Week for his world-leading ef- put) garnered All-SEC Freshman Team honors as well for being the forts at the Meyo Invitational. James claimed the fastest 400 meter top freshmen finishers in their respective events. The team finished time in the world, at the time, clocking a 45.79. eighth with 51 points behind six athletes that scored in eight events, including one relay team. SPORTSMAN OF THE YEAR: Freshman Kirani James was named Sportsman of the Year in his country of Grenada on Jan. 30. James QUICK LOOK AT 2010 NCAA INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS: comes to Alabama as arguably the world’s No. 1 youth 400 meter The Alabama men entered the indoor national meet ranked 26th in sprinter. He holds numerous junior records, including the fastest the nation and finished tied for a 26th place team finish, while SEC 400 meter time ever run by a 14, 15 and under-20-year old sprinter foe Florida took top honors with 57 points. Freshman Kirani James at those respective ages. James is an eight-time champion at the garnered his first All-American accolade in the 400 meter dash, international level including the CARIFTA Games, Pan American Ju- finishing second with a time of 45.63. Senior Ray Jadusingh and nior Championships and World Youth Championships. sophomore Tyler Campbell also competed for the men’s squad in In 2009, and in his under-20 debut, James defeated the the 60 meter dash and high jump, respectively. Jadusingh finished defending 400 meter champion to win with a time of 45.45 at the 14th with a time of 6.72, while Campbell did not get a mark. 2009 CARIFTA Games. His time of 45.45 easily set a new cham- The ladies brought a ranking of 46th into the meet and pionship record, beating world record holder and Olympic cham- finished in a tie for 60th overall, while Oregon claimed the team pion Usain Bolt’s six-year-old mark of 46.35. James became the title with 61 points. Freshman Krystle Schade earned her first All- first youth athlete to complete a 200/400 meter double gold at the American honor in the high jump, finishing tied for eighth with a 2009 World Youth Championships. He also won the 400 meter race mark of 5-10. Seniors Chealsea Taylor and Kim Laing also competed at the 2009 Pan American Junior Championships. for the Tide in the pentathlon and 60 meter hurdles, respectively. Taylor finished 12th with a score of 3,789 points, while Laing tallied HARVEY GLANCE ACCOLADES: In 2010, Glance embarks on his 13th a 15th place finish with her time of 8.31. season as head men’s track and field coach at Alabama. In those 13 seasons, Glance has led the Tide to three top-five finishes at the JAMES NAMED SEC MEN’S FRESHMAN RUNNER OF THE YEAR: NCAA Championships on the oval, including a runner-up finish at On March 4, freshman Kirani James was named the SEC Men’s the 2002 indoor championship. In addition to the team accolades, Freshman Runner of the Year for the indoor season, as voted on Glance has overseen 181 All-Americans, 12 national champions, 78 by the league head coaches. The Gouyave, Grenada native is the SEC individual champions and six Olympians in his 19 years as a second Alabama athlete to garner the award (Emmanuel Bor, 2007). head coach. Under Glance during the 2009 track and field season, At the SEC Championships, James earned All-SEC honors by fin- Alabama had two SEC champions, seven All-SEC performers, nine ishing second in the 400 meter with a NCAA automatic qualifying, All-Mideast Region performers, seven NCAA Championship quali- personal-best tying time of 45.24 and contributed 14 points to Ala- fiers and one Pan American Junior Championships participant. bama’s team total of 47. His time shattered his indoor Junior World Record as well as his Alabama school record. James and eventual SANDY FOWLER ACCOLADES: In Sandy Fowler’s 13 years at SEC champion Torrin Lawrence of Georgia broke the SEC meet re- the Capstone, she has guided the Alabama ladies to six top-25 cord. James led the Alabama 4x400 meter relay to its highest finish finishes at the NCAA Championships on the oval, including 13th at the SEC Championships since 1999, third. With his 400 meter place finishes at the 2000 and 2005 outdoor championships. In time of 45.24, James holds the fifth-fastest time in collegiate indoor addition to the team accolades, Fowler has overseen one NCAA history and third-fastest indoor 400 meter time in the world this champion, 31 All-Americans, 12 SEC champions, 33 All-SEC per- year, including the fastest time on an oversized track. In addition, formers, one SEC Commissioner’s Trophy winner, four Mideast James holds the second-fastest 200 meter time (20.94) in school Region champions and 50 All-Mideast Region performers. Under history and was a member of the seventh-fastest 4x400 meter relay Fowler during the 2009 track and field season, Alabama had one squad (3:09.27). SEC champion, one All-SEC performer, nine All-Mideast Region performers, five NCAA Championship qualifiers and one Pan American Junior Championships participant. 7 2010 SEC OUTDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS SCHEDULE

Thursday, May 13th Sunday, May 16th 3:30 p.m...... Women’s Heptathlon 2:30 p.m...... Men’s Discus Prelims & Final -100m Hurdles/High Jump/Shot Put/200m 3:30 p.m...... Women’s Triple Jump Prelims & Final 4:00 p.m...... Men’s Decathlon 3:30 p.m...... Men’s Triple Jump Prelims & Final -100m/Long Jump/Shot Put/High Jump/400m 4:50 p.m...... National Anthem 5:00 p.m...... Women’s Javelin Prelims & Final Friday, May 14th 5:00 p.m...... Women’s 4x100m Final 10:00 a.m...... Women’s Hammer Prelims & Final 5:10 p.m...... Men’s 4x100m Final 1:00 p.m...... Men’s Hammer Prelims & Final 5:20 p.m...... Women’s 1,500m Final 4:00 p.m...... Men’s Decathlon 5:30 p.m...... Men’s 1,500m Final -110m Hurdles/Discus/Pole Vault/Javelin/1,500m 5:30 p.m...... Men’s Pole Vault Final 5:00 p.m...... Women’s Heptathlon 5:40 p.m...... Women’s 100m Hurdles Final -Long Jump/Javelin/800m 5:50 p.m...... Men’s 110m Hurdles Final 6:50 p.m...... National Anthem 6:00 p.m...... Men’s High Jump Final 7:00 p.m...... Women’s 800m Prelims 6:00 p.m...... Women’s 400m Final 7:15 p.m...... Men’s 800m Prelims 6:10 p.m...... Men’s 400m Final 7:35 p.m...... Women’s 200m Prelims 6:20 p.m...... Women’s 100m Final 7:50 p.m...... Men’s 200m Prelims 6:30 p.m...... Women’s Shot Put Prelims & Final 8:20 p.m...... Women’s 400m Hurdles Prelims 6:30 p.m...... Men’s 100m Final 8:35 p.m...... Men’s 400m Hurdles Prelims 6:40 p.m...... Women’s 800m Final 8:50 p.m...... Women’s 10,000m Final 6:50 p.m...... Men’s 800m Final 9:40 p.m...... Men’s 10,000m Final 7:05 p.m...... Women’s 400m Hurdles Final 7:15 p.m...... Men’s 400m Hurdles Final Saturday, May 15th 7:25 p.m...... Women’s 200m Final 2:30 p.m...... Men’s Javelin Prelims & Final 7:35 p.m...... Men’s 200m Final 3:30 p.m...... Women’s Long Jump Prelims & Final 7:45 p.m...... Women’s 5000m Final 3:30 p.m...... Men’s Long Jump Prelims & Final 8:05 p.m...... Men’s 5000m Final 5:30 p.m...... Women’s Pole Vault Final 8:30 p.m...... Women’s 4x400m Final 5:30 p.m...... Women’s Discus Prelims & Final 8:40 p.m...... Men’s 4x400m Final 5:50 p.m...... National Anthem 6:00 p.m...... Women’s 1,500m Prelims 6:15 p.m...... Men’s 1,500m Prelims 6:30 p.m...... Men’s Shot Put Prelims & Final 6:30 p.m...... Women’s High Jump Final 6:30 p.m...... Women’s 100m Hurdles Prelims 6:45 p.m...... Men’s 110m Hurdles Prelims 7:00 p.m...... Women’s 400m Prelims 7:20 p.m...... Men’s 400m Prelims 7:40 p.m...... Women’s 100m Prelims 7:55 p.m...... Men’s 100m Prelims 8:10 p.m...... Women’s 3,000m Steeplechase Final 8:30 p.m...... Men’s 3,000m Steeplechase Final

8 2010 CRIMSON TIDE MEN’S TOP PERFORMANCE LIST

EVENT PERFORMANCE WIND MEET DATE PERSONAL BEST YEAR 100 METERS Ray Jadusingh 10.42 (+1.1) Florida Relays 4/2 10.31 2009 Brandon Spradley 10.55 (-0.4) Alabama Relays 3/27 same 2010 Shaun Gaiser 11.05 (-5.0) Alabama Relays 3/27 same 2010 Michael Hughes 11.24 (+0.4) Alabama Relays 3/27 11.15 2009

200 METERS Ray Jadusingh 20.93* (+2.2) Florida Relays 4/2 20.73 2009 Brandon Spradley 21.61 (+1.4) Sea Ray Relays 4/9 21.45 2009 Matt Watson 22.12 (+0.9) Alabama Relays 3/27 21.97 2009 Fabian Norgrove 22.81 (-1.3) Alabama Relays 3/27 same 2010 Joel Lynch 22.87 (+0.8) Alabama Relays 3/27 same 2010 Bobby Onyeukwu 22.95 (+0.9) Alabama Relays 3/27 same 2010

400 METERS Fabian Norgrove 48.23 --- Florida Relays 4/2 47.09 n/a Aaron Stockstell 48.27 --- Sea Ray Relays 4/9 47.64 n/a Matt Watson 48.56 --- Florida Relays 4/2 47.86 2009 Bobby Onyeukwu 50.10 --- Alabama Relays 3/27 48.10 n/a Joel Lynch 50.32 --- Alabama Relays 3/27 49.7 n/a Michael Hughes 51.04 --- Sea Ray Relays 4/7 50.67 2009 Kyle Hester 51.19 --- Alabama Relays 3/27 same 2010 Michael Hughes 51.58 --- Alabama Relays 3/27 50.67 2009 Terrell Mickens 52.18 --- Alabama Relays 3/27 50.02 n/a

800 METERS Fred Samoei 1:48.44 --- Florida Relays 4/2 same 2010 Julius Bor 1:49.11 --- Sea Ray Relays 4/9 same 2010 Aaron Stockstell 1:49.57 --- Florida Relays 4/2 same 2010 Joel Rop 1:50.22 --- Sea Ray Relays 4/9 same 2010 Michael Niezgoda 1:57.22 --- Alabama Relays 3/27 1:53.23 n/a Kemar Norgrove 2:01.54 --- Alabama Relays 3/27 1:56.48 2010 Alex Seiver 2:10.29 --- Alabama Relays 3/27 1:57.70 n/a

1,500 METERS Julius Bor 3:41.11 --- Florida Relays 4/2 3:40.50 n/a Joel Rop 3:43.06 --- Florida Relays 4/2 same 2010 Fred Samoei 3:49.44 --- Sea Ray Relays 4/9 same 2010 Cameron Sherrill 4:20.32 --- Alabama Relays 3/27 same 2010 Michael Hughes 5:00.30 --- Sea Ray Relays 4/9 same 2010

5,000 METERS Moses Kiptoo 14:19.18 --- Florida Relays 4/2 14:08.25 2010 Andrew Kirwa 14:23.13 --- Florida Relays 4/2 14:00.20 2009 Austin Duckworth 15:18.64 --- Sea Ray Relays 4/9 15:04.65 2010 Nathan Corder 15:57.64 --- Alabama Relays 3/27 15:07.37 2009 Ben Friedman 16:41.81 --- Alabama Relays 3/27 same 2010 David May 16:45.40 --- Alabama Relays 3/27 16:39.76 2008

10,000 METERS Moses Kiptoo 29:26.66 --- Sea Ray Relays 4/9 same 2010

3,000 METER STEEPLECHASE Andrew Kirwa 9:00.93 --- Drake Relays 4/22 same 2010

110 METER HURDLES Michael Hughes 16.79 (+1.3) --- Sea Ray Relays 4/8 same 2010

4X100 METER RELAY Alabama 39.75 --- Drake Relays 4/24 38.87 1983 (Spradley, K. James, Jadusingh, Watson)

4X400 METER RELAY Alabama 3:06.52 --- Drake Relays 4/24 3:01.16 1985 (F. Norgrove, Stockstell, K. James, Watson)

9 2010 CRIMSON TIDE MEN’S TOP PERFORMANCE LIST

EVENT PERFORMANCE WIND MEET DATE PERSONAL BEST YEAR 400 METER HURDLES Fabian Norgrove 53.14 --- Drake Relays 4/24 same 2010 Kemar Norgrove 53.19 --- Florida Relays 4/2 same 2010

HIGH JUMP Tyler Campbell 7-1 (2.16m) --- Sea Ray Relays 4/10 7-2 1/2 2010 Mike Edwards 6-10 3/4 (2.10m) --- Alabama Relays 3/28 7-1 2010 Michael Hughes 5-6 (1.68m) --- Sea Ray Relays 4/7 5-10 1/2 2009

LONG JUMP Shaun Gaiser 21-4 1/4 (6.51m)* (+3.0) Florida Relays 4/2 24-9 1/4 2009 Michael Hughes 19-11 1/2 (6.08m) (+1.4) Sea Ray Relays 4/7 21-2 3/4 2009

DISCUS Michael Hughes 113-6 (34.59m) --- Sea Ray Relays 4/8 same 2010

JAVELIN Tyler Hamlett 179-11 (54.84m) --- Alabama Relays 3/27 same 2010 Quentin Petty 159-11 (48.74m) --- Alabama Relays 3/27 178-8 n/a Michael Hughes 145-3 (44.27m) --- Sea Ray Relays 4/8 146-3 2009

SHOT PUT Michael Hughes 43-3 1/4 (13.19m) --- Sea Ray Relays 4/7 same 2010

HEPTATHLON Michael Hughes 5,626 --- Sea Ray Relays 4/8 6,145 2009

*WIND LIMITS Records (+2.0) Qualifying (+4.0)

10 2010 CRIMSON TIDE WOMEN’S TOP PERFORMANCE LIST

EVENT PERFORMANCE WIND MEET DATE PERSONAL BEST YEAR 100 METERS Chealsea Taylor 11.86* (+2.5) Florida Relays 4/2 11.59 n/a Heather Matherson 11.94* (+3.3) Alabama Relays 3/27 11.44 (w) 2008 Kim Laing 12.10 (+1.3) Alabama Relays 3/27 12.08 n/a Audra Frimpong 12.21 (+1.3) Alabama Relays 3/27 same 2010 Toni Graham 12.26* (+3.3) Alabama Relays 3/27 11.8 n/a Talaya Owens 12.31 (+1.3) Alabama Relays 3/27 12.08 2008 Camilla Armstead 12.59 (-0.8) Alabama Relays 3/27 same 2010 Kiara Thompson 12.86 (+0.2) Ole Miss Invitational 4/10 10.80 2008

200 METERS Chealsea Taylor 23.78* (+2.4) Florida Relays 4/2 23.62 n/a Heather Matherson 24.39 (-0.2) Ole Miss Invitational 4/10 same 2010 Carmilla Armstead 25.14 (-0.5) Ole Miss Invitational 4/10 same 2010 Toni Graham 25.36 (-0.2) Ole Miss Invitational 4/10 24.5 n/a Devon Romero 25.57 (+0.0) War Eagle Invitational 4/17 same 2010 Rachel Robbs 26.16 (+1.0) Ole Miss Invitational 4/10 25.71 n/a Kiara Thompson 26.89 (+0.7) Ole Miss Invitational 4/10 26.80 2009 Maegan Miller 26.84 (+0.0) War Eagle Invitational 4/17 same 2010 Nichole Sides 28.22 (-1.4) Ole Miss Invitational 4/10 26.7 n/a

400 METERS Camilla Armstead 56.66 --- War Eagle Invitational 4/17 same 2010 Devon Romero 57.74 --- War Eagle Invitational 4/17 same 2010 Maegan Miller 60.66 --- War Eagle Invitational 4/17 same 2010 Rue Chitwood 70.89 --- Alabama Relays 3/27 62.67 2009

800 METERS Leigh Gilmore 2:15.83 --- Alabama Relays 3/27 2:14.34 2009 Elsbeth Denton 2:17.40 --- Alabama Relays 3/27 same 2010 Katlyn Will 2:19.61 --- Alabama Relays 3/27 2:14 n/a Kelsey Johnson 2:21.17 --- Alabama Relays 3/27 2.14.53 2009 Meghan Hawkins 2:21.51 --- War Eagle Invitational 4/17 2:16.14 2009 Jordan Harper 2:24.15 --- Florida Relays 4/2 2:17.05 2009 Chealsea Taylor 2:26.43 --- Ole Miss Invitational 4/11 2:23.20 2009 Rue Chitwood 2:29.54 --- Ole Miss Invitational 4/10 2:22.68 2009 Rachel Robbs 2:37.54 --- Ole Miss Invitational 4/11 2:32.95 n/a Nichole Sides 2:51.20 --- Alabama Relays 3/26 same 2010

1,500 METERS Leigh Gilmore 4:29.36 --- War Eagle Invitational 4/17 same 2010 Kelsey Johnson 4:30.72 --- Florida Relays 4/2 4:27.12 2009 Elsbeth Denton 4:39.55 --- Florida Relays 4/2 same 2010 Katlyn Will 4:40.44 --- Florida Relays 4/2 same 2010 Andrea Torske 4:40.46 --- War Eagle Invitational 4/17 same 2010 Sara Vaughn 4:42.32 --- War Eagle Invitational 4/17 same 2010 Meghan Hawkins 4:50.85 --- Alabama Relays 3/27 4:48.01 2009 Jordan Harper 4:59.53 --- Alabama Relays 3/27 same 2010 Meredith Tyler 5:05.08 --- Ole Miss Invitational 4/10 same 2010 Haley Moody 5:05.66 --- Alabama Relays 3/27 4:42.17 2008 Elise Goubet 5:15.34 --- Alabama Relays 3/27 same 2010 Lindsey McKee 5:16.14 --- Alabama Relays 3/27 5:02 n/a

5,000 METERS Haley Moody 18:14.36 --- Mississippi Open 5/1 17:11.84 2008 Megan Williams 18:25.90 --- Alabama Relays 3/27 18:07.60 2009 Elise Goubet 21:20.59 --- Ole Miss Invitational 4/10 same 2010

10,000 METERS Kelsey Johnson 35:43.29 --- War Eagle Invitational 4/16 same 2010 Megan Williams 39:23.73 --- War Eagle Invitational 4/16 same 2010

3,000 METER STEEPLECHASE Andrea Torske 10:59.01 --- Florida Relays 4/2 same 2010 Sara Vaughn 11:09.26 --- Drake Relays 4/22 11:01.89 2009

100 METER HURDLES Kim Laing 13.40 (-0.3) Drake Relays 4/24 13.28 2009 Audra Frimpong 14.13 (+0.0) War Eagle Invitational 4/17 same 2010 Chealsea Taylor 14.49 (-1.0) Ole Miss Invitational 4/10 14.09 2009 Rachel Robbs 14.58 (+1.9) War Eagle Invitational 4/17 14.28 2008 Talaya Owens 14.61 (-1.2) Ole Miss Invitational 4/10 13.47 2008 Nichole Sides 17.55 (+1.2) Alabama Relays 3/25 same 2010

11 2010 CRIMSON TIDE WOMEN’S TOP PERFORMANCE LIST

EVENT PERFORMANCE WIND MEET DATE PERSONAL BEST YEAR 4X100 METER RELAY Alabama 45.89 --- Florida Relays 4/3 43.54 1987 (Laing, Owens, Taylor, Matherson)

4X400 METER RELAY Alabama 3:53.56 --- War Eagle Invitational 4/17 3:28.56 1987 (Owens, Armstead, Romero, Matherson)

400 METER HURDLES Talaya Owens 59.71 --- Florida Relays 4/2 57.76 2008

HIGH JUMP Krystle Schade 6-0 (1.83m) --- War Eagle Invitational 4/17 6-0 2009 Chealsea Taylor 5-10 3/4 (1.80m) --- Florida Relays 4/2 6-0 3/4 2008 Rachel Robbs 5-4 1/4 (1.63m) --- Ole Miss Invitational 4/10 5-6 2009 Alexis Payne 5-4 1/4 (1.63m) --- War Eagle Invitational 4/17 5-8 1/4 n/a Nichole Sides 4-9 1/2 (1.46m) --- Alabama Relays 3/25 5-3 n/a

LONG JUMP Audra Frimpong 18-5 3/4 (5.63m) --- Alabama Relays 3/27 19-6 1/2 n/a Chealsea Taylor 18-2 1/2 (5.55m) (+0.6) Ole Miss Invitational 4/11 21-0 3/4 n/a Rachel Robbs 17-7 1/2 (5.37m) (-0.1) Ole Miss Invitational 4/11 18-3 2009 Nichole Sides 17-2 1/4 (5.24m) (-0.2) Alabama Relays 3/26 18-0 n/a

TRIPLE JUMP Alexis Paine 34-11 1/4 (10.65m) --- Ole Miss Invitational 4/10 same 2010

DISCUS Wilamena Hopkins 159-10 (48.72m) --- Florida Relays 4/2 same 2010 Amethyst Holmes 141-9 (43.21m) --- War Eagle Invitational 4/17 same 2010 Bekah Hoppis 110-9 (33.76m) --- Ole Miss Invitational 4/10 116-8 n/a Jessica Carlisle 102-6 (31.24m) --- Ole Miss Invitational 4/10 112-9 2009 Lee Stowers 86-6 (26.37m) --- Alabama Relays 3/28 95-0 n/a

HAMMER Amethyst Holmes 174-10 (53.29m) --- Mississippi Open 5/1 same 2010 Jasmine Williams 160-9 (49.00m) --- Ole Miss Invitational 4/10 same 2010 Lee Stowers 157-8 (48.06m) --- Ole Miss Invitational 4/10 same 2010 Wilamena Hopkins 151-3 (46.10m) --- Ole Miss Invitational 4/10 same 2010 Elizabeth Wilson 147-2 (44.86m) --- Alabama Relays 3/26 167-11 2008 Jessica Carlisle 140-10 (42.93m) --- Ole Miss Invitational 4/10 same 2010

JAVELIN Meghan Austin 149-2 1/2 (45.48m) --- Florida Relays 4/3 151-6 2008 Bekah Hoppis 141-9 (43.21m) --- War Eagle Invitational 4/16 same 2010 Rachel Robbs 139-1 (42.39m) --- War Eagle Invitational 4/16 139-9 2009 Brittany Hines 123-7 1/2 (37.68m) --- Florida Relays 4/3 129-9 2009 Chealsea Taylor 90-6 (27.58m) --- Ole Miss Invitational 4/11 98-8 1/2 2009 Nichole Sides 84-10 (25.86m) --- Alabama Relays 3/26 110-0 n/a

SHOT PUT Wilamena Hopkins 51-3 1/2 (15.63m) --- War Eagle Invitational 4/17 52-0 2010 Amethyst Holmes 43-9 3/4 (13.35m) --- War Eagle Invitational 4/17 44-4 1/4 2010 Chealsea Taylor 38-6 (11.73m) --- Ole Miss Invitational 4/10 same 2010 Rachel Robbs 38-3 1/2 (11.67m) --- Ole Miss Invitational 4/10 43-3 3/4 2008 Nichole Sides 26-3 (8.00m) --- Alabama Relays 3/25 same 2010

POLE VAULT Katherine Strickland 12-1 1/2 (3.70m) --- War Eagle Invitational 4/17 12-3 1/2 2008 Alexis Paine 11-1 1/4 (3.40m) --- War Eagle Invitational 4/17 same 2010

HEPTATHLON Chealsea Taylor 5,291 --- Ole Miss Invitational 4/11 5,406 2009 Rachel Robbs 4,938 --- Ole Miss Invitational 4/10 5,242 2009 Nichole Sides 3,601 --- Alabama Relays 3/26 same 2010

*WIND LIMITS Records (+2.0) Qualifying (+4.0)

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