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641325-2 Pages 1-22.qxd 3/19/07 2:25 PM Page 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS TENNESSEE VOLUNTEERS 2007 GUIDE World Class Athletes ...... 2-3 CREDITS Media information...... 4 The 2007 University of Tennessee Track and Field Media Guide is pub- 2007 outlook / depth chart...... 5-6 lished by the Department of Athletics. It was written, designed and edited OPPONENTS AND MEET INFORMATION by Derek Satterfield, student assistant of the sports information depart- The ...... 7 ment. SEC indoor and outdoor all-time champions ...... 8 Sea Ray Relays ...... 9-10 Assistant Editor: Austin Ward. ...... 10-11 Editorial Assistance: Melissa Anderson, Debbie Archdale, Jennifer Edwards, Norbert Elliott, Bud Ford, Dave Garner, Craig Hammel, Dr. Rob COACHING AND SUPPORT STAFF Hardin, Haywood Harris, Nathan Kirkham, Jeff Muir, Dustin Mynatt, Head coach Bill Webb ...... 12-13 Elizabeth Olivier, John Painter, Craig Pinkerton, Tom Satkowiak, Rick Assistant head coach George Watts ...... 14 Starratt, Susie Treis, George Watts, Bill Webb and Justin Young. Assistant coach Norbert Elliott ...... 15 Printing: Graphic Arts Services, University of Tennessee. Coaches’ families ...... 16 Photography: Nick Myers, University Photo Services; Elizabeth Olivier, Support staff...... 17-19 utsports.com; ; Tom Ewart, NWA Photography; Rich Administration...... 20 Clarkson and Associates; Donald Belisle, Sportography; David Haase; MEET THE VOLUNTEERS C.W. Pack; Action Sports of America; Rick Rasmussen and Kirby Lee, Roster ...... 21 The Sporting Image; Sheri Hogue. Team photo / geographic breakdown ...... 22 Cover Artwork: John Schaffhauser, Schaffhauser Design, Canton, Miss. Returning Vols ...... 23-41 Cover Photography: Front cover: Elizabeth Olivier-utsports.com (Helwick Newcomers ...... 41-43 and Williams), Nick Myers-UT Photo (overhead track photo). Inside front cover: Nick Myers-UT Photo (coaches photo and champi- YEAR IN REVIEW onship rings). 2006 track and field review ...... 44-45 Inside back cover: Kirby Lee, Image of Sport (Scott with flag), Rich 2006 SEC and NCAA championships ...... 46 Clarkson, NCAA Photos (), Associated Press (Famiglietti, 2006 cross country review and results ...... 47 Mack and Pappas Olympic photos). Cross Country lettermen ...... 48 Back cover: Elizabeth Olivier-utsports.com (DeVault, Hogue and RECORDS AND RESULTS Kincaid), Nick Myers-UT Photo (overhead track photo). Year-by-year results ...... 49-50 NCAA individual champions ...... 51 CoSIDA NCAA team champions ...... 52-54 The 2006 Tennessee Track and Field Media Guide designed by NCAA outdoor results...... 55 Nathan Kirkham placed third in the nation in the College Sports NCAA indoor results...... 56 Information Directors Association track and field publication contest. Vol SEC individual champions ...... 57-59 School records...... 60 Multievent records ...... 61 Freshman records ...... 62 Facility records ...... 63 The University of Tennessee does not discriminate on the basis of race, sex, color, religion, national origin, age, disability or veteran sta- TENNESSEE TRADITION tus in provision of educational programs and services or employment Awards and memorials ...... 64 opportunities and benefits. This policy extends to both employment Vols at the 2004 Olympics ...... 65 by and admission to the University. Vols at the Olympics ...... 66 The University does not discriminate on the basis of race, sex or Vols at the world championships ...... 67 disability in the education programs and activities pursuant to the Vols in world competition...... 68 requirements of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title IX of Vol All-Americas ...... 69-72 the Education Amendments of 1972, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Vol lettermen ...... 73-75 Act of 1973 and the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990. All-time top-10 performers ...... 76-78 Inquiries and charges of violation concerning Title VI, Title IX, The Volunteer spirit...... 79 Section 504, the ADA, the Age Discrimination in Employment Act The legend of the Volunteer ...... 80 (ADEA) of any of the other above referenced policies should be Tennessee track and field history ...... 81 directed to the Affirmative Action Officer, 711E Andy Holt Tower, THE UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE Knoxville, TN 37996-0174, telephone (865) 974-2243. Request for Student life ...... 82 accommodation of a disability should be directed to the ADA Academics / endowed scholarships ...... 83-85 Coordinator at Human Resources, 600 Henley Street, Knoxville, TN Knoxville, Tenn...... 86-87 37996-4125, telephone (865) 974-2118. The University of Tennessee ...... 88-89 Athletic facilities ...... 90-91 E01-8601004-016-07 Tennessee--home of champions ...... 92

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The 2007 Track and Field UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE Media Guide is published primari- Location Knoxville, Tenn. ly as a sourcebook for print and Founded 1794 electronic media. This page con- Enrollment 26,560 tains procedural information that President Dr. John D. Petersen should assist you in your coverage Athletics Director Mike Hamilton of the Vols this season. We value Head Coach Bill Webb (High Point N.C. ‘71; Indiana ‘73, ‘74) your interest in Tennessee track Assistant Coaches George Watts (Tennessee ‘83) and field, one of the university’s Norbert Elliott (Texas-El Paso ‘87, ‘91) oldest and most successful pro- Administrative Asst. Jim Sexton (Tennessee ‘06) grams. If you have any questions, Athletic Conference Southeastern please contact the UT sports infor- Bud Ford Nickname of Team Volunteers or Vols (see pgs. 80-81) Assoc. Athletics Director mation department at 865-974- Mascot Smokey, a bluetick coonhound for Sports Information 1212. Colors Orange and white Track contact Derek Indoor Facility Stokely Athletics Center (9,249) Satterfield serves in his third year Outdoor Facility Tom Black Track (7,500) in UT’s Sports Information Office and his first full year as the pri- mary contact for track and field. SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTORY Information may also be obtained Address Shipping address through Bud Ford, associate ath- Men’s Sports Information Men’s Sports Information letics director for sports informa- University of Tennessee University of Tennessee tion. P.O. Box 15016 1720 Volunteer Blvd. Knoxville, TN 37901-5016 Knoxville, TN 37996 FACILITIES Assoc. Athletics Director for Sports Information Bud Ford Track and Field Contact Derek Satterfield Stokely Athletics Center is Derek Satterfield, e-mail: [email protected] Track Contact the Vols’ home for indoor compe- UT Sports Information (O) 865-974-1078 (C) 850-206-2468 tition. Meets are coordinated through the meet management office headed by Charles Oliver SID Fax 865-974-1269 at 865-974-1226. Media services All track and field information is available on Tom Black Track at LaPorte Stadium, which is across the www.utsports.com. Meet results are also available by e-mail. street from Stokely, is the venue for outdoor events. It sports a Track and Field Office 865-974-1433 press pavilion with a photo deck to accommodate both writers Best Time to Contact Coach Webb 9:30 a.m.-11 a.m. week- and photographers. days PRESS SERVICES INTERVIEWS The UT Sports Information Office will send out a news All interviews should be arranged through Tennessee track release following the conclusion of each day of competition. and field contact Derek Satterfield. At meets, athletes are avail- Each release will contain notes on the current track and field able for interviews after their cooldown following their last com- season, summarized results information regarding the petition of the day or at the coaching staff’s discretion. Head Volunteers and upcoming meet information. coach Bill Webb and other members of the coaching staff are For media use, a wealth of track and field information usually available in the track and field office from 9:30 a.m.-11 may be accessed via www.utsports.com. Additionally, to serve a.m. weekdays. the media, a Tennessee men’s track e-mail list has been formed to receive all releases. For inclusion on that e-mail list, please TRAVEL contact Derek Satterfield. For personal assistance or additional The Vol travel schedule is not finalized until one or two requests, please contact Satterfield in the UT Sports days before a meet. For an itinerary of an upcoming meet, con- Information Office. tact Derek Satterfield in sports information at 865-974-1078 or Debbie Archdale in the track and field office at 865-974-1433.

REACH THE VOLS ON THE INTERNET Information on each of Tennessee’s varsity sports, including track and field, is available on the UT athletics home page on the World Wide Web. Athlete and coach biographies, facility information, season updates and other Vol information can be accessed at the following address: www.utsports.com

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HEAD COACH BILL WEBB ON THE 2007 SEASON “Last year’s second-place finish at both SEC championship TENNESSEE DEPTH CHART meets, as well as fifth at NCAA indoors and sixth outdoors, will be 100 110 Hurdles hard to duplicate. However, every year we have the goal to finish in Rubin Williams 10.27 / 10.21w Jangy Addy (deca.) 14.09 the top-three at the conference and top-10 nationally, and this year is Matthieu Pritchett 10.38 / 10.27w De’Lon Isom 14.09 hs no different. Evander Wells 10.43 Brenard Wilson 14.40 hs “We have 10-to-12 guys that can be significant factors at the Jangy Addy (deca.) 10.73 Chris Helwick (deca.) 15.02 SEC and NCAA level. I expect Jangy Addy, Andrew Dawson, Jeff Kyle Stevenson 10.74 Day, Tyler DeVault, Chris Helwick, Michael Hogue, Yarrick Kincaid, 400 Hurdles Matthew Maloney, Matthieu Pritchett, Rubin Williams, Brenard 200 Carjay Lyles 53.0 Wilson and Richard Wooten to have great years. Rubin Williams 20.47 Evander Wells 20.98 High Jump “We have improved from last year, but so has everyone else in Matthieu Pritchett 21.32 Chris Helwick (deca.) 6-10 1/4 (2.09)(i) the conference. We have solid depth in the sprints, middle distance, Kyle Stevenson 21.51 Brenard Wilson 6-9 (2.06) pole vault and . We don’t have as much depth in the hurdles, Samdi Fraser 21.8 Alex Dobranowski (deca.) 6-7 1/2 (2.02) but we have a number of newcomers who should be able to compete Jangy Addy (deca.) 6-4 3/4 (1.95) at the SEC level.” 400 Jacob Dennis 47.20 / 46.6 (r) Pole Vault SPRINTS Jangy Addy (deca.) 47.50 Michael Hogue 17-3 1/2 (5.27)(i) Seven-time All-America Rubin Williams leads the Vols’ Rubin Williams 47.60 / 46.2 (r) Andy Lane 17-0 3/4 (5.20)(i) efforts entering the season. Samdi Fraser 47.75 Chris Helwick (deca.) 17-0 3/4 (5.20)(i) Williams, a junior from San Jose, Calif., will attempt to continue Paul Cross 47.95 / 46.5 (r) Brad Holtz 16-4 3/4 (5.00)(i) the remarkable success he has earned while at Tennessee. He appears John Hewitt 47.99 Lee Trembley 14-6 (4.42) five times on the Vols all-time top-10 lists and has competed at the Kyle Stevenson 48.44 USA Outdoor Championships after each of his two seasons in Andrew Dawson 48.61 / 46.5 (r) Long Jump Knoxville. Nathan Grace 48.63 Chris Helwick (deca.) 24-5 3/4 (7.46)(i) He will not be alone this year, however. Junior All-America Jangy Addy (deca.) 23-7 1/2 (7.20)(i) Matthieu Pritchett, who holds the 10th-fastest 60 time in school histo- 800 Brenard Wilson 23-1 3/4 (7.05) ry, will help provide some leadership to freshmen Kyle Stevenson and Paul Cross 1:46.60 Akeem Hardnett 22-3 (6.78)(i) Evander Wells. Wells ran the first leg for the national Yarrick Kincaid 1:49.03 team at the IAAF World Junior Championships in after win- Andrew Dawson 1:50.14 Triple Jump ning the 100 and 200 at the USA Youth Outdoor Championships in Jeff Day 1:52.64 Akeem Hardnett 50-2 (15.29)(i) 2006. Stevenson and Wells also both bring multiple state titles from Dusty Miller 1:53.01 Carjay Lyles 49-9 1/4 (15.17)(i) high school. Tyler DeVault 1:54.02 (i) Senior Jacob Dennis leads a trio of runners in the 400. The 2006 Greg Thomas 1:55.4 regional-qualifier will be joined in the one-lap event by decathlete Richard Wooten 55-10 1/4 (17.02)(i) Jangy Addy and freshman Samdi Fraser. Fraser, an Orlando, Fla., 1,500 Nick Panezich 54-11 1/2 (16.75)(i) native, was named Central Florida High School Track Athlete of the Tyler DeVault 3:45.69 Jangy Addy (deca.) 50-9 1/4 (15.47) Year after winning state titles in three different events and helping his Jeff Day 3:48.25 Alex Dobranowski (deca.) 48-3 1/4 (14.71) team to two-straight state championships. Freshmen Nathan Grace and Dusty Miller 3:50.25 John Hewitt also help add much-needed depth in the 400. Chris Platt 3:50.29 Discus “Rubin leads several young, emerging sprinters,” Webb said. Andy Baksa 3:53.56 Nick Panezich 164-2 (50.05) “Jacob, Jangy and Samdi lead us in the 400, which is a greatly Brent Smith 3:54.91 Jangy Addy (deca.) 154-1 (46.97) improved and stronger area for us this year.” Andrew Dawson 3:55.22 Chris Helwick (deca.) 152-9 (46.55) Steve Tobin 3:56.41 Alex Dobranowski (deca.) 150-9 (45.94) HURDLES Steeplechase Javelin One of the Vols’ most difficult assignments this season will be Jeff Day 8:54.04 Matthew Maloney 231-5 (70.54) replacing their hurdle crew. With three of the top-four hurdlers gone Tyler DeVault 8:57.03 Chris Helwick (deca.) 213-7 (65.10) from last year, including NCAA champion in the 60 and 110 hurdles Kevin Duffy 206-4 (62.90) Aries Merritt, Tennessee will rely heavily on freshmen and other 5,000 Anthony Immediate 197-2 (60.11) untested athletes to extend its legacy in the hurdles. Tyler DeVault 14:07.93 Jangy Addy (deca.) 181-6 (55.33) “I expect Jangy and De’Lon (Isom) to be able to lead us in the Chris Platt 14:25.24 hurdles,” Webb said. Andy Baksa 14:28.14 Hammer Addy comes into the season with the fastest 110 hurdles time of Matt Piccarello 14:32.38 Richard Wooten 189-4 (57.70) 14.09. He earned a regional-qualifying time in the event last year but Ben Lukowski 14:35.17 Nick Panezich 179-4 (54.66) will be more focused on the multi-events when the championship por- Jeff Day 14:37.61 Matthew Maloney 167-10 (51.17) tion of the season rolls around. Steve Tobin 14:55.60 The freshman Isom gives reason for optimism for the coaching Dusty Miller 14:56.91 Decathlon / Indoor Heptathlon squad. The 2005 AAA Pennsylvania state champion brings a 14.09 Chris Helwick 7,780 / 5,917 high school time in the 110 hurdles with him to Knoxville. 10,000 Alex Dobranowski 6,985 / 4,868 Ben Lukowski 29:53.64 Jangy Addy 6,938 / 5,410 MIDDLE DISTANCE Matt Piccarello 30:15.81 This event area could be one to keep an eye on for the Vols this Andy Baksa 30:20.51 year, as Yarrick Kincaid (800) and Tyler DeVault (1,500) return after Denton Jones No Time trips to the NCAA Outdoor Championships last year. Both athletes finished third in their respective events at the 2006 Mideast Regional and finished in the top-five at the SEC outdoor championships. Tennessee’s depth in the event looks to be shaping up as well. In Key: hs-high school mark, i-indoor mark, r-relay split, w-wind-aided 5 641325-2 Pages 1-22.qxd 3/19/07 2:25 PM Page 4 2007 OUTLOOK

addition to Kincaid and DeVault, the Vols have added transfer Andrew included in the mix, Tennessee could be poised for another huge Dawson to their arsenal. Senior Jeff Day and junior Chris Platt could points haul in the pole vault. also be called on to contribute in the middle distances. One wildcard “The pole vault is clearly one of our strongest events coming for Tennessee could be Paul Cross, the 2004 SEC outdoor champion into the season,” Webb said. “In the high jump, Chris and Brenard in the 800. Cross, a junior who did not compete last year, could be (Wilson) both have the potential to be seven-foot jumpers.” back for the Vols this season if his health allows. The high jump is another event in which the Vols have the poten- “Yarrick and Tyler had tremendous seasons last year and could tial for multiple scorers at the conference meet. Only one of emerge at the national level, along with Andrew and Jeff,” Webb said. Tennessee’s four scorers from last year’s SEC outdoor championships “Paul has been one of our middle distance leaders, and we hope to get are back, but the addition of the redshirt freshman Wilson could fill him back in the middle of the outdoor season.” one of those holes. Helwick (6-10 3/4) finished in a tie for sixth at the SEC outdoor championships in his final event before claiming the DISTANCE Commisioner’s Trophy as the meet’s highest scorer. Wilson brings Ben Lukowski leads Tennessee’s charges in the 10,000. The sen- outstanding leaping ability and a personal-best height of 6-9 into this ior from St. Albans, W.Va., has scored in the event at the last two SEC season. outdoor championship meets. Junior Matt Piccarello finished just out of the scoring in ninth at the 2006 SEC championships and can also be HORIZONTAL JUMPS counted on in the 5,000 in addition to his 10,00 duties. Senior Andy Akeem Hardnett enters the season with the best mark on the Baksa can also contribute in the longest event on the track. team in the triple jump after extending his personal-best mark to 50-2 DeVault, who served as the Vols cross country captain this sea- during the 2006 season. The sophomore from Fayetteville, Ga., just son, will also be called on to run the 5,000 in addition to his 1,500 missed scoring in the event at the SEC Indoor Championships, placing duties this season. Junior Chris Platt will join DeVault while also run- ninth. Junior Carjay Lyles, who finished eighth at the SEC Indoor ning the 1,500-5,000 double. Championships, will also be a factor for Tennessee in the triple jump. Day headlines the Vols’ steeplechase efforts. The senior from Helwick and Addy own the top marks in the long jump entering Springfield, Va., has qualified for the Mideast Regional in the event the season for Tennessee. Hardnett and the redshirt freshman high for three straight years. He finished third in the steeplechase at the jumper Wilson could also play into the Vols’ plans in the event. 2005 SEC Outdoor Championships and enters the season with a per- “Chris and Jangy are our two best long jumpers,” Webb said. sonal-best time of 8:54.04. “Akeem and Carjay will handle the triple jump duties, but they will “Jeff, Tyler, Chris, Andy, Ben and Matt are seasoned veterans,” need to improve to get a big place at the conference meet and compete Webb said. “They will split the steeplechase, 5,000 and 10,000 duties. nationally.” I think the steeplechase is looking like our strongest distance event.” THROWS RELAYS Tennessee once again has depth across all four throws events A tough assignment, on paper, will be to replace Merritt on the entering the season. The Vols return sophomores Richard Wooten and Vols’ 4x100 team. Last year’s quartet finished second at the NCAA Nick Panezich and also add transfers Kevin Duffy and Matthew championships and recorded the fourth-fastest time in school history. Maloney. The Vols, however, feel confident that two true freshmen can Wooten leads the Vols in the shot put and . The step into the role and allow the team to not miss a beat. Wells and Memphis native broke Tennessee’s freshman weight throw record Stevenson will be inserted into the relay to replace Jonathan Wade and while earning the ninth-best mark on UT’s all-time list in the event Merritt. Juniors Pritchett and Williams will return to fill the leadoff last year. He also sits ninth on the school’s hammer list. Panezich and anchor legs, respectively. holds the Vols top mark in the discus and finished ninth in the hammer Webb said he feels confident about UT’s 4x400 relay team enter- at his first SEC Outdoor Championships last season. Maloney, a trans- ing the season after adding Fraser, Grace and Hewitt to the event. The fer from , will also contribute in the hammer. freshman trio will join Dennis and give the Vols four true 400 runners Duffy, who holds a bachelor’s degree from Harvard, and to circle the track. Maloney join Chris Helwick to give Tennessee two throwers over 220 “The 4x400 relay will clearly be stronger than it has been in sev- feet and a third over 205 in the javelin. eral years,” Webb said. “Which is a good thing, because the entire “Richard and Matthew will be our leaders in the throwing conference is strong in that event. The 4x100 relay could be events,” Webb said. “Chris is a terrific javelin thrower and the addi- in the NCAA finals again with our three young sprinters and Rubin.” tion of Kevin could give us two of the top-three positions in the event The Vols could also score high in the distance medley relay, with at the SEC meet. Richard got valuable NCAA experience last year and three of the legs returning from a third-place finish at last year’s SEC could easily move up on Tennessee’s top-10 list this year.” Indoor Championships. Day, Dennis and DeVault return from last year’s team, and Kincaid and Dawson could be called on to fill the MULTIEVENTS relay. The five-time All-America Helwick leads three athletes in the decathlon. The senior from Greeley, Colo., broke Tennessee’s hep- VERTICAL JUMPS tathlon record last year (5,917 points) and finished second in the After earning the SEC pole vault championship indoors and out- NCAA in both the heptathlon and decathlon. doors last year by two different athletes, and scoring 32 points com- Addy, who finished second in the heptathlon at last year’s SEC bined at the conference championship meets, the Vols are excited Indoor Championships, and redshirt freshman Alex Dobranowski give about the possibilities this season. Volunteer coach Russ Johnson the Vols potential for an extremely dangerous trio. Although both ath- tutored Michael Hogue to the indoor title and Chris Helwick to the letes have battled injuries in their careers, they have personal-best outdoor championship. With both athletes returning this season, in scores of close to 7,000 and should easily break that barrier with a addition to Andy Lane and Brad Holtz, Tennessee expects the pole healthy outdoor season. vault to be one of its strongest events. “We have a veteran group in the multi-events,” Webb said. “If Hogue (17-3 1/2), Lane (17-0 3/4) and Helwick (17-0 3/4) all we can keep this group healthy it will be one of the best in school his- boast personal-best clearances above 17 feet, which gives the Vols tory, and that would be an accomplishment.” more vaulters above 17 feet than any other school in the conference entering the season. When the redshirt freshman Holtz (16-4 3/4) is

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n the ever-changing world of collegiate SEC CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM TOTALS (through 2006 cross country) athletics, the tradition of excellence in INDOOR OUTDOOR CROSS COUNTRY Ithe Southeastern Conference has 1. Tennessee 18 1. Tennessee 24 1. Tennessee 25 remained constant. 2. Arkansas 13 2. LSU 22 2. Arkansas 16 The SEC boasts a rich history and has 3. Alabama 5 3. Arkansas 13 3. Auburn 6 dominated track and field like no other Florida 5 4. Auburn 4 4. Mississippi State 5 conference. 5. Auburn 4 5. Alabama 3 5. Kentucky 4 The 12 members of the SEC are LSU 4 Florida 3 6. Florida 3 Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, Florida, 7. Kentucky 1 7. Georgia 1 7. Alabama 1 Georgia, Kentucky, LSU, Mississippi, Mississippi State 1 Mississippi State, South Carolina, Tennessee and Vanderbilt. SEC track and field teams, like other SOUTHEASTERN FLORIDA MISSISSIPPI Location: Gainesville, Fla. Location: Oxford, Miss. sports in the conference, are yearly power- CONFERENCE Enrollment: 49,000 Enrollment: 17,325 Address: houses. Consider the following: Nickname: Gators Nickname: Rebels Southeastern Conference Colors: Orange and blue Colors: Cardinal red and navy blue 2201 Richard Arrington Blvd. North Head coach: (5th year) Head coach: Joe Walker (25th year) Birmingham, AL 35203-1103 Track phone: (352) 375-4683 ext. 4400 Track phone: (662) 915-7538 Track contact: Jennifer Reid 2006 SEC indoor finish: Third 2006 SEC indoor finish: Ninth Web Site: 2006 NCAA indoor finish: Ninth 2006 NCAA indoor finish: N/A www.secsports.com 2006 SEC outdoor finish: Third 2006 SEC outdoor finish: Ninth-t Telephone/fax number: An SEC team has won every 2006 NCAA outdoor finish: 37th-t 2006 NCAA outdoor finish: 40th-t (205) 458-3010 / (205) 458-3030 NCAA outdoor title except for Track contact: Mike Vietti Track contact: Daniel Snowden SEC indoor championships: two since 1989. A recent part of Sports Info phone: (352) 375-4683 ext. 6120 Sports Info phone: (662) 915-7522 Feb. 23-25, Lexington, Ky. that string, Tennessee took its Sports Info fax: (352) 375-4809 Sports Info fax: (662) 915-7006 SEC outdoor championships: third NCAA outdoor trophy in Web Site: www.gatorzone.com Web Site: www.olemisssports.com May 10-13, Tuscaloosa, Ala. 2001. GEORGIA MISSISSIPPI STATE ALABAMA Location: , Ga. Location: Starkville, Miss. An SEC team has won every Location: Tuscaloosa, Ala. men’s NCAA indoor title since Enrollment: 33,959 Enrollment: 15,934 Enrollment: 23,878 Nickname: Bulldogs Nickname: Bulldogs 1992. Also a recent part of that Nickname: Crimson Tide Colors: Red and black Colors: Maroon and white string, Tennessee won the NCAA Colors: Crimson and white Head coach: Wayne Norton (8th year) Head coach: Al Schmidt (19th year) indoor title in 2002. Head coach: Harvey Glance (10th year) Track phone: (706) 542-7915 Track phone: (662) 325-2892 Track phone: (205) 348-6724 2006 SEC indoor finish: Sixth 2006 SEC indoor finish: N/A The SEC boasts 163 NCAA indi- 2006 SEC indoor finish: Seventh 2006 NCAA indoor finish: 51st 2006 NCAA indoor finish: N/A vidual champions outdoors since 2006 NCAA indoor finish: 39th 2006 SEC outdoor finish: Eighth 2006 SEC outdoor finish: 11th 1989, and 39 individuals earned 2006 SEC outdoor finish: Sixth 2006 NCAA outdoor finish: 52nd 2006 NCAA outdoor finish: 58th All-America honors in 2006. 2006 NCAA outdoor finish: 52nd Track contact: Leland Barrow Track contact: Tony Schmidt Track contact: Jason Kirksey Sports Info phone: (706) 542-1621 Sports Info phone: (662) 325-0968 Sports Info phone: (205) 348-7476 The SEC has 124 NCAA individ- Sports Info fax: (706) 542-9339 Sports Info fax: (662) 325-2563 Sports Info fax: (205) 348-8841 Web Site: www.georgiadogs.com Web Site: www.mstateathletics.com ual champions indoors since Web Site: www.rolltide.com 1992, with 49 individuals earning KENTUCKY SOUTH CAROLINA All-America status in 2006. ARKANSAS Location: Lexington, Ky. Location: Columbia, S.C. Location: Fayetteville, Ark. Enrollment: 27,000 Enrollment: 27,390 The SEC claimed six individual Enrollment: 17,821 Nickname: Wildcats Nickname: Gamecocks or relay men’s titles at the 2006 Nickname: Razorbacks Colors: Blue and white Colors: Garnet and black NCAA outdoor championships. Colors: Cardinal and white Head coach: Don Weber (22nd year) Head coach: (11th year) Head coach: John McDonnell (35th year) Track phone: (859) 257-3002 Track phone: (803) 777-7925 Six individual or relay titles went Track phone: (479) 575-6384 2006 SEC indoor finish: 10th 2006 SEC indoor finish: Fifth to SEC competitors in the men’s 2006 SEC indoor finish: First 2006 NCAA indoor finish: N/A 2006 NCAA indoor finish: 33rd-t 2006 NCAA indoor finish: First 2006 SEC outdoor finish: Seventh 2006 SEC outdoor finish: Fifth 2006 NCAA indoor champi- 2006 SEC outdoor finish: First onships. 2006 NCAA outdoor finish: N/A 2006 NCAA outdoor finish: 30th-t 2006 NCAA outdoor finish: Fifth Track contact: Sean Cartell Indoor contact: Matt Freed Track contact: Molly O’Mara Outdoor contact: Michelle Schmitt Tennessee has won five national Sports Info phone: (859) 257-6846 Sports Info phone: (479) 575-2751 Sports Info fax: (859) 323-4310 Sports Info phone: (803) 777-9917 championships (three outdoors, Sports Info fax: (479) 575-7481 Web Site: www.ukathletics.com Sports Info fax: (803) 777-2967 one indoors and one in cross Web Site: www.hogwired.com Web Site: www.uscsports.com country). Individually, Volunteers LSU have claimed an NCAA title 29 AUBURN Location: Baton Rouge, La. TENNESSEE times since 1991. A Tennessee Location: Auburn, Ala. Enrollment: 29,317 Location: Knoxville, Tenn. athlete has won the NCAA Enrollment: 23,547 Nickname: Tigers Enrollment: 26,560 decathlon championship four Nickname: Tigers Colors: Purple and gold Nickname: Volunteers or Vols Colors: Burnt orange and navy blue Head coach: Dennis Shaver (3rd year) Colors: Orange and White times since 1990. Volunteers have Head coach: Ralph Spry (10th year) earned All-America honors 183 Track phone: (225) 578-8627 Head coach: Bill Webb (12th year) Track phone: (334) 844-9790 2006 SEC indoor finish: Fourth Track phone: (865) 974-1433 times since 1990 (112 outdoors, 2006 SEC indoor finish: Eighth 2006 NCAA indoor finish: Second 2006 SEC indoor finish: Second 63 indoors and eight cross coun- 2006 NCAA indoor finish: 19th-t 2006 SEC outdoor finish: Fourth 2006 NCAA indoor finish: Fifth try). 2006 SEC outdoor finish: Ninth-t 2006 NCAA outdoor finish: Second 2006 SEC outdoor finish: Second 2006 NCAA outdoor finish: 40th-t Track contact: Will Stafford 2006 NCAA outdoor finish: Sixth The SEC boasts the last three Track contact: Brad Gust Sports Info phone: (225) 578-4758 Track contact: Derek Satterfield NCAA champions in the 110 hur- Sports Info phone: (334) 844-9703 Sports Info fax: (225) 578-1861 Sports Info phone: (865) 974-1212 dles. Aries Merritt of Tennessee Sports Info fax: (334) 844-9807 Web Site: www.lsusports.net Sports Info fax: (865) 974-1269 extended that streak in 2006. Web Site: www.auburntigers.com Web Site: www.utsports.com 7 641325-2 Pages 1-22.qxd 3/19/07 2:25 PM Page 6 SEC RECORDS AND CHAMPIONS SEC INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS SEC INDOOR TEAM CHAMPIONS MEET RECORDS Year Points Champion Year Points Champion Event Record Holder, School, Year 1963 30 LSU 1985 127 Tennessee 55m 6.07 , Tenn., 1999 1964 41 Tennessee 1986 119 Tennessee 60m 6.48 Leonard Scott, Tenn., 2001 1965 50 Tennessee 1987 131 Florida 200m 20.35 , Ark., 2005 1966 42 Tennessee 1988 119 Florida 400m 45.29 , Fla., 2005 1967 58 Tennessee 1989 117 LSU 1968 75 Tennessee 1990 129 LSU 800m 1:46.28 , Fla., 1990 1969 111 Tennessee 1991 146 Tennessee Mile 3:59.4 Steve Bolt, Ala., 1976 1970 92.5 Tennessee 1992 146 Arkansas 3,000m 7:56.00 Peter Kosgei, Ark., 2005 1971 80 Tennessee 1993 156 Arkansas 5,000m 13:42.95 Alistair Cragg, Ark., 2004 1972 63 Alabama 1994 157 Arkansas 55m hurdles 6.94 , S.C., 1999 1973 80 Tennessee 1995 143 Arkansas 60m hurdles 7.55 Ron Bramlett, Ala., 2001 and 2002 1974 69 Tennessee 1996 102 Tennessee 4x400m relay 3:04.75 Clarke, Middleton, Pastor, Clement, Fla., 2005 1975 63.5 Florida 1997 147.5 Arkansas Colquhoun, Coley, Parham, Francique, LSU, 2002 1976 60 Florida 1998 181 Arkansas Distance medley 9:40.23 Power, Kaley, Stanley, Karann, Ark., 1999 1977 57 Auburn 1999 152 Arkansas 1978 149 Auburn 2000 168 Arkansas High jump 7-7 1/4 (2.32) Ray Doakes, Ark., 1994 1979 137.5 Auburn 2001 108 Arkansas Pole vault 18-8 1/4 (5.70) Lawrence Johnson, Tenn., 1994 1980 125 Auburn 2002 137 Arkansas Long jump 27-0 (8.23) Miguel Pate, Ala., 2002 1981 140 Tennessee 2003 120 Arkansas Triple jump 56-2 1/2 (17.13) Walter Davis, LSU, 2002 1982 138 Tennessee 2004 128 Florida Shot put 66-8 (20.32) Brad Snyder, S.C., 1998 1983 127 Tennessee 2005 155 Arkansas Weight throw 74-11 (22.83) Andras Haklits, Ga., 2001 1984 114 Tennessee 2006 141 Arkansas Heptathlon 6,035 Maurice Smith, Auburn, 2005

SEC OUTDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS SEC OUTDOOR TEAM CHAMPIONS MEET RECORDS Year Points Champion Year Points Champion 1933 73 LSU 1970 74 Tennessee Event Record Holder, School, Year 1934 74.5 LSU 1971 148 Tennessee 100m 10.05 Bernard Williams, Fla., 2000 1935 78 LSU 1972 154 Tennessee 200m 19.86 , Tenn., 2002 1936 60.5 LSU 1973 190 Tennessee 400m 44.29 , LSU, 1999 1937 65 Georgia 1974 207.5 Tennessee 800m 1:45.27 Otukile Lekote, S.C., 2002 1938 66 LSU 1975 215 Tennessee 1,500m 3:37.29 Seneca Lassiter, Ark., 1999 1939 57 LSU 1976 179 Tennessee Steeplechase 8:31.54 , Ala., 2000 1940 69 LSU 1977 168 Tennessee 1941 49 LSU 1978 173 Tennessee 5,000m 13:41.04 Alistair Cragg, Ark., 2003 1942 48 LSU 1979 148 Auburn 10,000m 28:42.73 Alistair Cragg, Ark., 2003 1943 50 LSU 1980 120 Alabama 110m hurdles 13.22 Aries Merritt, Tenn., 2006 1944 90 Ga. Tech 1981 156 Tennessee 400m hurdles 48.29 Kerron Clement, Fla., 2005 1945 92.75 Ga. Tech 1982 171.5 Tennessee 4x100m relay 38.66 Lambert, Gatlin, Stamps, Scott, Tenn., 2002 1946 54.5 LSU 1983 112 Tennessee 4x400m relay 3:02.23 Clarke, Witherspoon, Middleton, Clement, Fla, 2005 1947 52.5 LSU 1984 112 Tennessee High jump 7-5 3/4 (2.28) Tom Lange, LSU, 1990 1948 41 LSU 1985 129.5 Tennessee Randy Jenkins, Tenn., 1994 1949 38.2 Ga. Tech 1986 158 Tennessee 1950 42.33 Alabama 1987 133 Florida Ray Doakes, Ark., 1994 1951 47 LSU 1988 136 LSU David Furman, Fla., 1997 1952 38 Alabama 1989 164 LSU Pole vault 19-0 1/4 (5.80) Lawrence Johnson, Tenn., 1994 1953 47.60 Florida 1990 137.33 LSU Long jump 28-1 (8.56) Erick Walder, Ark., 1992 1954 58 Auburn 1991 183 Tennessee Triple jump 56-0 1/2 (17.08) Jerome Romain, Ark., 1995 1955 49 Auburn 1992 176 Arkansas Shot put 70-5 1/4 (21.47) Brett Noon, Ga., 1995 1956 63.5 Florida 1993 163 Arkansas Discus 213-9 (65.16) , Ky., 1985 1957 59.5 LSU 1994 223 Arkansas 1958 53.83 LSU 1995 171 Arkansas Javelin 257-10 (78.60) Leigh Smith, Tenn., 2004 1959 61.60 LSU 1996 170 Arkansas Hammer 247-4 (75.40) Andras Haklits, Ga., 2002 1960 58.5 LSU 1997 188 Arkansas Decathlon 8,126 Mikael Olander, LSU, 1988 1961 56 Auburn 1998 183 Arkansas 1962 43 Miss.State 1999 147.5 Arkansas VOLS’ SEC HIGH SCORERS 1963 70 LSU 2000 171 Arkansas Year Pts. Competitor Year Pts. Competitor 1964 61 Tennessee 2001 153 Tennessee 1936 11 Harry Anderson 1982 19.5 1965 72 Tennessee 2002 147 Tennessee 1966 91 Tennessee 2003 149 Arkansas 1964 10 Jim Webster* 1983 26.5 Willie Gault 1967 74 Tennessee 2004 183 Arkansas 1965 10 Pat Pomphrey* 1991 24 1968 108 Tennessee 2005 169 Arkansas 1967 10 RichmondFlowers* 2002 22 Justin Gatlin (indoor)* 1969 118.5 Tennessee 2006 137.5 Arkansas 1969 13.5 Gary Wagner 2002 30.5 Justin Gatlin 1974 30 Doug Brown 2006 28.5 Chris Helwick 1975 28 Ron Addison *Tie All outdoor meets except where noted. 25 SEC Cross Country Titles (most in SEC) 24 SEC Outdoor Track and Field Titles (most in SEC) 18 SEC Indoor Track and Field Titles (most in SEC) 67 Total SEC titles (25 more than nearest competitor) 8 641325-2 Pages 1-22.qxd 3/19/07 2:25 PM Page 7 SEA RAY RELAYS

et for its 41st running, the TONY WILSON Sea Ray Relays are held in MEMORIAL TROPHY S conjunction with the Dogwood Arts Festival. This sea- he Tony Wilson son, the Relays are April 11-14 at Memorial Trophy is Tom Black Track at LaPorte Tgiven each year at the Stadium, the home of the Vols. Sea Ray Relays to the most This four-day spectacle has outstanding athlete in the run- grown as Tennessee track and ning events and in the field field established itself as one of events. The trophy is named the nation’s finest programs. Sea in honor of Wilson, who was Ray Boat Company, based in the 1971 SEC high jump Knoxville, became the official champion while competing sponsor in 1987. for Tennessee. Wilson com- peted from 1969 until he died SEA RAY RELAYS RECORDS of a cerebral hemorrhage March 12, 1973. (Beginning in 1967) OPEN DIVISION Event Record Holder, School, Year RUNNING EVENTS FIELD EVENTS 100 10.02 Michael Green, Team adidas, 1997 1974–, Tennessee 1974–Tommy Haynes, MTSU 200 20.06 Justin Gatlin, Tennessee, 2002 1975–Reggie Jones, Tennessee 1975–James Barrineau, Georgia 400 45.01 Kevin Lyles, Seton Hall, 1995 1976–Reggie Jones, Tennessee 800 1:46.42 José Parrilla, Tennessee, 1994 1976–Tommy Haynes, MTSU 1,500 3:39.40 Paul McMullen, E. Michigan, 1995 1977–Mark Belger, Villanova 1977–Jane Haist, Tennessee Plotnicki mile 4:01.22 Terry Brahm, Indiana, 1985 1978–Don Merrick, C. Fla. YMCA (female recipient) Steeplechase 8:23.28 , adidas, 1998 1979–Dave Murphy, Western Ky. 5,000 13:20.39 , adidas, 1997 1978–Mike Windsor, Central Mich. 10,000 27:25.82 Simon Chemoiywo, Kenya, 1995 1980–Darrell Sargent, Miami (Ohio) 1979–Richard Olsen, UTEP 110 hurdles 13.22 Dawane Wallace, adidas, 2002 1981– Maree, Villanova 1980–Hreinn Halldorsson, Alabama 400 hurdles 48.65 Derrick Adkins, Reebok, 1997 1982–, Tennessee High jump 7-6 1/2 (2.30) Brian Whitehead, Unattached, 1985 1981–Dave Volz, Indiana Tom Smith, Illinois State, 1988 Michael Miller, Tennessee 1982–Kevin Akins, Ohio State Pole vault 19-2 1/4 (5.85) Lawrence Johnson, adidas, 1999 1983–William Wuyke, Alabama 1983–, Athletics West Long jump 27-4 3/4 (8.35) Roland McGhee, MTSU, 1994 1984–Michael Franks, S. Illinois Triple jump 55-0 3/4 (16.78) Tom Haynes, U.S. Army, 1976 1984–Jason Grimes, Athletics West Shot put 72-8 (22.15) , Nike, 2002 1985–, Unattached 1985–Brian Whitehead, Unattached Discus 221-4 (67.46) Andy Bloom, Nike, 1999 1986–Sam Graddy, Tennessee 1986–, Minnesota Hammer 245-2 (74.74) , Unattached, 2000 Jeff Powell, Tennessee Javelin 265-9 (81.00) Ed Kaminski, Nike, 1996 1987–Randy Heisler, N.Y.A.C. 4x100 relay 39.04 South Carolina, 2000 1987–Manley Waller, Georgia 1988–Scott Erickson, TC 54.93 Florida, 2001 1988–Mark Smith, Reebok 1989–Rob Curtis, Unattached 4x200 relay 1:20.90 Tennessee, 2001 1989–Brian Abshire, Athletics West Sprint medley relay 3:13.91 Blinn JC, 1992 1990–Dave Stephens, N.Y.A.C. 4x400 relay 3:02.14 Tennessee, 2002 1990–, Indiana 1991–John Richardson, Tennessee 4x800 relay 7:15.00 Alabama, 1983 1991–José Parrilla, Tennessee 1992–, Mizuno Distance medley relay 9:31.90 Indiana, 1982 1992–Saveri Ngidhi, Blinn JC 4x1,500 relay 15:02.91 Villanova, 1981 1993–Ed Kaminski, Stars and Stripes 5,000 walk 20:41.00 Jim Heiring, Unattached, 1981 1993–Bill Burke, NYAC 1994–Lawrence Johnson, Tennessee 1994–José Parrilla, Tennessee DECATHLON EVENT RECORDS 1995–Chad Smith, Tennessee 1995–Paul McMullen, E. Michigan 1996–Lawrence Johnson, Tennessee Decathlon 8,179 Visa 1994 1996–Michael Green, adidas 1997–Jud Logan, Unattached 1997–Todd Williams, adidas Event Record Name School/Club Year 1998–Phil McMullen, Western Mich. 100 10.60 Jim Awbrey Auburn 1985 1998–Mark Croghan, adidas 1999–Andy Bloom, Nike Long jump 25-0 (7.62) Drew Fucci Mizuno 1994 1999–Leonard Scott, Tennessee 2000–Phil McMullen, Asics 2000–Terrence Trammell, S.C. Shot put 51-9 (15.77) Visa 1994 Kevin Toth, Nike 2001–Leonard Scott, Tennessee 2001–Brad Snyder, N.Y.A.C. High jump 7-1 3/4 (2.18) Tim Bell Tennessee 1998 2002–Justin Gatlin, Tennessee 2002–Adam Nelson, Nike 400 48.18 Doug Hedrick Tennessee 1985 2003–Jabari Greer, Tennessee 2003–Tim Mack, Unattached 110 hurdles 14.10 Chad Smith Tennessee 1996 2004–Justin Gatlin, Nike 2004–, Nike Discus 161-10 (49.32) Aric Long Reebok 1995 2005–Aries Merritt, Tennessee 2005–Rocky Danners, Unattached Pole vault 18-0 1/2 (5.50) Lawrence JohnsonTennessee 1993 2006-Aries Merritt, Tennessee 2006-Mohsen Anani, Virginia Tech Javelin (old) 207-7 (63.28) Dale Debruin Western Mich. 1976 Rubin Williams, Tennessee Javelin (new) 208-8 (63.60) Chris Helwick Tennessee 2006 1,500 4:17.74 Kip Janvrin Visa 1994

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100 1. Johnie Drake, Central Michigan 10.14* 200 1. Rubin Williams, Tennessee 20.56* 400 1. Miles Smith, SE Missouri State 45.74* Left to right: Sean Lambert, Jonathan Wade, Dwayne Bell Jr. and Marc 800 Sylvester raced to the 2003 Penn Relays sprint medley relay champi- 1. Dominic Luka, Norfolk State 1:49.70* 1,500 onship in 3:14.41, the second-fastest time in UT history. 1. Cory Duquette, Virginia Intermont 3:45.09* un in Philadelphia and hosted by the Steeplechase MEN’S PENN RELAYS 1. Jordan Desilets, Reebok 8:49.49* University of Pennsylvania, the Penn 5,000 RRelays shine as a national treasure in CHAMPIONS SINCE 1. Dan Mazzocco, Penn State 14:49.58 track and field. Tennessee has been an inte- 1966 10,000 gral participant in the Penn Relays since 1. Villanova 51 1. Craig Leon, Unattached 31:22.15 1949. 2. Arkansas 40 110 hurdles In fact, Tennessee’s contributions have 3. TENNESSEE 31 1. Aries Merritt, Tennessee 13.38* been so impressive that UT is one of the few 4. TCU 16.5 400 hurdles schools to enjoy having its familiar orange 5. LSU 14 1. Laron Bennett, Unattached 48.89* and white flag fly every year over the Penn 6. Georgetown 12 4x100 Relays. In all, the Volunteers claim 69 Penn Florida 12 1. Tennessee (Hardnett, Prichett, 39.70* Relays champions. 8. Michigan 9 Merritt, Williams) The Vols have painted the shuttle hurdle 9. Arizona St. 6 Shuttle hurdle relay relay orange at Penn courtesy of 15 titles, Maryland 6 1. Tennessee (Brunson, Lyles, 56.01 more than twice as many as any other Includes only relay titles. Campbell, Merritt) school. 4x400 In 2002, Tennessee won three champi- 1. Kentucky (Browning, Harrison, 3:05.93* onship relays for the first time since 1981. Tennessee raced to wins in Aceveo, Luna) the 4x100, shuttle hurdles and 4x200 relay. In 2003, the Vols won the 4x800 sprint medley relay in 3:14.41, the second-fastest time in school histo- 1. Penn State (Otterson, Michael, 7:25.47 ry. In 2006, Tennessee won yet another championship in the shuttle Miller, Lincoln) hurdle relay, posting the year’s best time by any collegiate squad for Distance Medley Relay the second year in a row. The Vols shuttle hurdle relay team allowed 1. Kent State (Onstenk, Kwiatkowski, 9:56.76 Tennessee the honor of being the only school to repeat top-time hon- Armstrong, Jordaneck) ors in any relay. 4x1,500 This year’s relay carnival takes place from April 26-28. 1. Eastern Michigan (Karanja, Perrin, 16:11.52 Lechebo, Nowitzke) High jump 1. Tone Belt, Louisville 7-3 3/4* Pole vault 1. Brian Mondschein, Virginia Tech 17-8 1/2* Long jump 1. Greig Cryer, South Carolina 25-4* Triple jump 1. Andre Black, Louisville 52-5 1/4* Shot put 1. Jeff Chakouian, Unattached 63-10 1/4* Discus 1. Termine White, SE Louisiana 182-1* Javelin 1. Tony Bonura, Pittsburgh 235-1* Hammer 1. Mohsen Anani, Virginia Tech 231-5* Decathlon 1. Chris Helwick, Tennessee 7,707** Rickey Pittman won three steeplechase titles at the Penn Relays. Key: * - Regional-qualifying mark; ** - NCAA automatic- Pittman holds the second spot on Tennessee’s all-time list in the qualifying mark. steeplechase with a collegiate best of 8:23.66. 10 641325-2 Pages 1-22.qxd 3/19/07 2:25 PM Page 9 PENN RELAYS

TENNESSEE PENN RELAYS CHAMPIONS (69 CHAMPIONS) 1977 Paul Jordan Triple jump 53-5 1/2 Year Champion Event Mark John Wright, Keith Young, 4x1,500 relay 15:09.4 1949 Martin Korik Pole vault 13-0 (t) Sam James, David Lapp 1950 Martin Korik Pole vault 13-8 (t) Russell Fritts, Steve Darcus, Shuttle hurdle relay 56.1 1951 Herb Neff High jump 6-6 Ira Moore, John Johnson 1966 Larry Bogart, Phil Smith, Shuttle hurdle relay 59.5 1978 Phil Olsen Javelin 268-4 Roger Neiswender, Pat Pomphrey Jason Grimes, Lamar Preyor, 4x200 relay 1:23.1 1967 Steve Keltner, Pat Murphy, Shuttle hurdle relay 57.2 Jerome Morgan, Ronnie Harris Roger Neiswender, Richmond Flowers 1979 Paul Jordan Triple jump 53-2 1/4 Bob Dickson, Carroll Thrift, Sprint medley relay 3:17.8 1981 Willie Gault, Jeff Phillips, 4x100 relay 39.68 Gary Wagner, Larry Kelly JasonGrimes, Mike Miller George Moschis Javelin 248-10 Willie Gault, Jeff Phillips, 4x200 relay 1:22.57 1968 Richmond Flowers 110 hurdles 13.5 JasonGrimes, Mike Miller 1969 Richmond Flowers 110 hurdles 13.6 David Siler, Reggie Towns, Shuttle hurdle relay 56.4 Bill Skinner Javelin 259-6 Willie Gault, Anthony Hancock Bobby Ball, Steve Keltner, Shuttle hurdle relay 58.7 1982 Phil Nielson Javelin 247-11 Bob Matthews, Richmond Flowers Willie Gault 110 hurdles 13.48 1971 Bill High, Jeff Flowers, Shuttle hurdle relay 57.7 Rickey Pittman Steeplechase 8:37.8 Bob Ball, Pete Mattina Mike Miller 100 10.38 1972 Charles Jeter Long jump 24-11 1/2 David Patrick 400 hurdles 51.13 Danny Zoeller, Bill Anderson, Two mile relay 7:23.4 David Siler, Jerome Wilson, Shuttle hurdle relay 55.4 Wilbur Hawkins, Willie Thomas Reggie Towns, Willie Gault 1973 Doug Brown Steeplechase 8:43.0 1983 100 10.20 Danny Martin Javelin 230-5 Rickey Pittman Steeplechase 8:38.08 1974 Tom Stock Shot put 58-10 1/4 Jerome Wilson, David Siler, Shuttle hurdle relay 56.4 Nelson Walker, Jon Young, 4x110yd. relay 40.0 Reggie Towns, Willie Gault Reggie Jones, Darwin Bond 1984 Sam Graddy 100 10.30 Greer Radcliff, Jon Young, 4x220yd. relay 1:23.3 1985 Terry Scott 100 10.31 Reggie Jones, Darwin Bond Rickey Pittman Steeplechase 8:31.9 Brian Guaschino, Bill Anderson, Two mile relay 7:23.4 1986 Pat Reid Shot put 60-8 3/4 Thom Garrison, Willie Thomas Triple jump 53-7 1/2 1975 Phil Olsen Javelin 241-5 1987 John Tillman Triple jump 51-2 3/4 Paul McMahen Discus 184-9 John Coyne Pole vault 15-6 Ron Addison Steeplechase 8:36.8 1988 Don Moore, Jeff Englert, Shuttle hurdle relay 57.0 Reggie Jones 100 9.4 (t) Kevin Porter, Joe Galeano 1976 Phil Olsen Javelin 267-2 1992 José Parrilla, Tony Lee, Sprint medley relay 3:14.47 Reggie Jones 100 10.2 Shane Lacy, Marwin Kline Jon Young, Ricci Gardner 4x100 relay 39.4 1994 Donnelle Dunning, Shane Lacy, Sprint medley relay 3:13.28 Jerome Morgan, Reggie Jones Marwin Kline, José Parrilla Lamar Preyor, Ronnie Harris, 4x200 relay 1:21.5 1996 Lawrence Johnson Pole vault 19-0 Jerome Morgan, Reggie Jones Steeplechase 8:35.77 Outstanding Athlete Award: Reggie Jones Lawrence Johnson, Chad Smith, Shuttle hurdle relay 55.76 Dawane Wallace, Troy Pratt Outstanding Athlete Award: Lawrence Johnson 1998 Wes Boudreau Hammer 217-1 1999 , Hassaan Stamps, Shuttle hurdle relay 56.35 Grant Cleghorn, Dawane Wallace 2001 Steve Pitlik Discus (open) 177-0 Justin Gatlin, Matt Rush, Shuttle hurdle relay 54.73 Hassaan Stamps, Karl Jennings 2002 Sean Lambert, Justin Gatlin, 4x100 relay 39.08 Hassaan Stamps, Leonard Scott Jabari Greer, Hassaan Stamps, Shuttle hurdle relay 55.65 Matt Rush, Justin Gatlin Gary Kikaya, Sean Lambert, 4x200 relay 1:20.20 Leonard Scott, Justin Gatlin Outstanding Athlete Award: Justin Gatlin 2003 Sean Lambert, Jonathan Wade, Sprint medley relay 3:14.41 Dwayne Bell Jr., Marc Sylvester 2005 Robert Boulware, Drew Brunson, Shuttle hurdle relay 54.97 Damond Campbell, Aries Merritt 2006 Drew Brunson, Damond Campbell, Shuttle hurdle relay 55.87 Carjay Lyles, Aries Merritt

Bold=Penn Relay Hall of Fame members Photo courtesy of Kirby Lee, Image of Sport MR=Meet record Leonard Scott celebrates as he completes the anchor leg for the Vols’ victorious 4x100 relay at the 2002 Penn Relays. Tennessee’s relay team of Sean Lambert, Justin Gatlin, Hasaan Stamps and Scott circled the track in 39.08 to capture one of three relay wins for the Vols at the 2002 carnival. 11