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Waco, Texas Founded 22000066 BBAAYYLLOORR CCRROOSSSS CCOOUUNNTTRRYY TABLE OF CONTENTS QUICK FACTS GENERAL INFORMATION POSTSEASON HISTORY SCHOOL INFORMATION Quick Facts ......................................................1 History as Host ............................................30 Location..................................................................................................Waco, Texas Founded..................................................................................................................1845 Media Information ........................................2 NCAA History..................................................31 Enrollment..........................................................................................................13,937 Media Outlets ................................................3 Colors..............................................................................................Green and Gold THIS IS BAYLOR Nickname..............................................................................................................Bears COACHING STAFF Baylor University ..................................32-33 Affiliation ......................................................................................NCAA Division I Head Coach Todd Harbour ........................4 Campus Life ..................................................34 Conference ........................................................................................................Big 12 Course..........................................................Bear Run Cross Country Course Coaching Staff ................................................5 What’s New @ BU......................................35 President ....................................................................................Dr. John M. Lilley Waco, Texas............................................36-37 Director of Athletics............................................................................Ian McCaw PREVIEW Baylor Athletics............................................38 Senior Assoc. AD/Sport Supervisor ....................................Todd Patulski 2006 Outlook/Team Rosters......................6 Cross Country Facilities..............................39 Assistant AD/SWA..............................................................................Nancy Post Athletic Facilities....................................40-41 Faculty Representative............................................................Michael Rogers Athletics Web Site ......................................................www.BaylorBears.com WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY Victory With Integrity..................................42 Women’s Bios ..........................................7-14 NCAA Compiance Guidelines ..................43 COACHES 2005 Women’s Results ..............................15 Head Coach......................................................Todd Harbour (8th season) Women’s History ....................................16-18 ADMINISTRATION Alma Mater ................................................................................Baylor, 1981 Campus Administration ......................44-45 Assistant Head Coach......................................Jon Capron (4th season) Alma Mater ................................................................................Baylor, 2003 MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY Director of Athletics ....................................46 Cross Country Office Phone ..............................................(254) 710-4108 Men’s Bios ..............................................19-26 Staff Directory ..............................................47 2005 Men’s Results....................................27 Student-Athlete Services............................48 WOMEN’S CC INFORMATION Men’s History ........................................28-29 2005 Big 12 Championships Finish........................................................3rd 2005 NCAA South Central Finish..............................................................2nd 2005 NCAA Championships Finish ........................................................15th 2006 MEN’S & WOMEN’S SCHEDULE Letterwinners Returning/Lost........................................................................8/1 Sept. 1 ..................Bear Relays........................................................................Waco, Texas ..................................................7 p.m. Top Returning Athletes ....................................................................Erin Bedell Sept. 9 ..................Texas A&M Invitational ..............................................College Station, Texas ..................................TBA Lyndsy Bedell Brittany Brockman Sept. 23 ................Roy Griak Invitational..................................................St. Paul, Minn.....................................................TBA Lauren Hagans Oct. 14....................Chile Pepper Festival....................................................Fayetteville, Ark. ................................................TBA Monique Ortega Oct. 27 ..................Big 12 Championships ..............................................Lawrence, Kan. ..................................................TBA Newcomers ....................................................................................................................7 Nov. 11..................NCAA South Central Regional................................Waco, Texas ........................................................TBA MEN’S CC INFORMATION Nov. 20 ................NCAA Championships..................................................Terre Haute, Ind.................................................TBA 2005 Big 12 Championships Finish......................................................12th 2005 NCAA South Central Finish ............................................................12th 2005 NCAA Championships Finish..........................................................n/a BAYLOR UNIVERSITY MISSION Letterwinners Returning/Lost......................................................................14/0 The mission of Baylor University is to educate men and women for worldwide leadership and service by inte- Top Returning Athletes..........................................................................Bo Price grating academic excellence and Christian commitment within a caring community. Rob Morrow Mitch Sanders Cody Wells BAYLOR ATHLETICS MISSION STATEMENT Newcomers ....................................................................................................................3 To support the overall mission of the University by providing a nationally competitive intercollegiate athlet- ics program that attracts, nurtures and graduates student-athletes who, under the guidance of a quality staff, ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONS pursue excellence in their respective sports, while representing Baylor with character and integrity. Consistent Asst. Dir./CC Contact ....................................................................Russ Reneau with the Christian values of the University, the department will carry out this mission in a way that reflects fair Office Phone ......................................................................(254) 710-4049 and equivalent opportunity for all athletes and staff. Cell Phone ..........................................................................(254) 749-1659 E-mmail ......................................................Russell_Reneau@baylor.edu Student Assistant Contact............................................................Megan Holt CREDITS Office Phone ......................................................................(254) 710-4388 The 2006 Baylor University cross country media guide was published by the Baylor University Department Cell Phone ............................................................................(803) 537-0169 of Athletics. It was designed to assist the media in their coverage of Baylor cross country. Designed, written E-Mail ................................................................Megan_Holt@baylor.edu and edited by Russ Reneau with editorial assistance provided by Nick Joos, Heath Nielsen, Julie Bennett, Media Relations Fax..................................................................254-710-1369 Larry Little, Michael Collins and Sarah Tinsley. Photos courtesy of Baylor Photography. Printed by EBSCO Office Mailing Address............................................................150 Bear Run, Media, Birmingham, Ala. Requests for additional information should be made to the Baylor Athletic Media Waco, TX 76711 Relations Office staff (see page 2). MMeeddiiaa IInnffoorrmmaattiioonn NICK JOOS, Associate AD/Communications ..........................................................................................Football [email protected] ..................................................................................................(254) 710-3043 HEATH NIELSEN, Assistant AD/Media Relations ....................................................................Men’s Basketball [email protected] ..................................................................................................(254) 710-3538 JULIE BENNETT, Associate Director of Media Relations ............................Women’s Basketball, Men’s Tennis [email protected] ....................................................................................................(254) 710-3042 LARRY LITTLE, Associate Director of Media Relations/Publications
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