The Rice Student–Athlete

2012–13 Owl Club Annual Report Welcome From the President

We are pleased to present the 2012–13 Owl Club Annual Report. This past year was remarkably eventful, and the following pages not only recap the success we Thank you for your contributions to the Owl Club. I am pleased to enjoyed as a department, but also help set the stage for the great things that lay present you with this report on Rice Athletics and the accomplishments of our outstanding student–athletes, who make us proud on the field ahead. We are proud of our student–athletes’ continued excellence and dedication and off. Your choice to invest in our student–athletes doesn’t just in the classroom and community. The annual report will chronicle the many underscore the importance of college athletics broadly, but more so, it competitive, academic and athletic accomplishments of our student–athletes reaffirms the educational experience we offer here at Rice — one that is during the previous academic year as well as provide a look at where some of our uncommonly great at transforming student–athletes into leaders across graduates are today. the spectrum of the human endeavor. Being a student–athlete at Rice is not easy, physically or academically. This Owl Club Annual Report is provided yearly to Rice Athletics donors who, through Stepping up to the challenges presented by coaches and professors their generosity, provide scholarships and other means of support for more than requires a significant amount of time management, discipline and 350 deserving student–athletes. Our hope for the annual report is to recognize hard work. Your contributions play an important role in fostering our students’ success and helping us prepare them for the next stage of every Rice Owl Club member who played a role in generating $1.815 million during their lives. the fiscal year and provide our stakeholders a transparent view as it relates to Rice Athletics finances, fundraising totals by designations, and an overview of the Year in and year out, our graduates bring the skills, morals and expanded and increased impact of our donors’ contributions on the lives of our attributes they developed as student–athletes at Rice into their professional lives, whether they continue their careers in the student–athletes. professional sports arena or represent the newest generation of CEOs, doctors, lawyers, educators, consultants, entrepreneurs and managers. This is an exciting time to be a part of Rice Athletics. Please enjoy this year’s report Empowered by their educations, nearly all of them will invent, create and as we celebrate the accomplishments of the past while looking forward to the discover ways to improve the world we live in and positively influence challenges ahead. others around them. I hope you enjoy reading this year’s annual report, which provides a Thank you for your continued support. Go Owls! more detailed look at how gifts like yours are benefiting our student– athletes and the athletic department. Your ongoing generosity to the Owl Club is crucial as we continue to develop future generations of the world’s leaders. Thank you again for your support of Rice Athletics. Warm regards,

David W. Leebron President On the cover: 2013 Rice graduate and volleyball player Laurie McNamara From the Athletics Director From the Owl Club President

I am so excited to begin work as your new director of athletics, The Owl Club has had its best year for contributions for Rice’s recreation and lifetime fitness. I have felt welcomed by the Rice intercollegiate athletic programs. We have continued to add donors and community, and I have experienced the passion of those who support increase contributions to reach even higher levels of excellence in all 16 our teams. Together, we have exciting work ahead of us. programs. Thank you for your time, your donations and your attendance in support of Rice Athletics. A special thank you is also due to the athletic We will not be successful because of the strength or talents of any single department staff who worked tirelessly and with great effort to reach out to individual. Collectively, however, our coaches and staff, student–athletes, our constituents and help make this happen. alumni and friends cannot be stopped. Rice Athletics has not reached its full potential, but thanks to your commitment and support, we will So why do we do this year after year? We donate to the cause, we attend the begin that journey today. athletic events, we attend the development events, and then we come back again. This is not a difficult question — we all know that we continue to Certainly, our student–athletes are terrific representatives of the come back to support our student–athletes. university. They are academically focused, curious and passionate about what they do. They value excellence and work diligently to excel in all Just as Rice University is considered exceptional and unique, our student– facets of their busy lives. We must continue to support our student– athletes are exceptional and in a class with few equals. We thank them for athletes by being generous with our resources; attending games, what they do and what they stand for. Year after year, our student–athletes: matches, meets and tournaments; and bragging about them to our • Achieve top graduation rates and exceptional GPAs in all programs. friends and neighbors. They make us proud each day and deserve our • Achieve national and conference academic honors. full engagement. • Compete at the highest levels of Division I sporting events. The Owl Club Annual Report was developed for you — our donors, • Sacrifice many hours to improve their athletic skills. fans, alumni and friends. We believe strongly in sharing the athletic and • Represent the university in many community service projects. academic success of our teams with as broad an audience as possible. For the coming year, please make a special effort to meet and talk with our We also are committed to transparency as a means of building trust with student–athletes. You will see what exceptional young women and men we those who support our program. have in our programs and why they are outstanding ambassadors for the Thank you for all you have done to enable our success this past year. I university. Keep in mind many of our student–athletes are in attendance at look forward to working with you toward an even brighter future. our Owl Club events. When you read about the various scandals and excesses in collegiate sports Best regards, and the changing conferences, you can be proud that our university, Rice’s Athletics department and our student–athletes promote the real purpose and balance of academics and intercollegiate athletic competition. Please be generous, and go Owls! Joe Karlgaard, Ph.D. Director of Athletics, Recreation and Lifetime Fitness

Steve Bradshaw ’70 Owl Club Board of Directors President

1 Blake Fox Baseball Sophomore Houston, Texas Will Rice College

2 Student–Athlete: Blake Fox ACADEMICS Carey LaGro Graduation Rates and APR Highlights Rice sophomore Blake Fox is a two-way talent on the Owls’ For the eighth consecutive year, Rice University’s intercollegiate athletic teams continue to shine nationally ranked baseball team, contributing as both a left- in the NCAA Division I Academic Performance Program public recognition awards. Rice teams handed first baseman and also as a relief pitcher. The southpaw receiving these awards from the NCAA include football, men’s golf, women’s basketball, women’s cross-country, women’s soccer, women’s swimming and women’s tennis. It is the seventh-straight from Houston turned his diverse skill set into a sensational college annual award for football, while women’s cross-country and women’s swimming have each won the baseball debut season. In addition to posting an undefeated 6–0 award all eight years of its existence. record, with a save and a 3.41 ERA in 37 innings on the mound, The Owls ranked sixth among all schools who compete in the Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS), Fox also worked his way into 14 starts as either a first baseman having graduated 95 percent of all student–athletes who enrolled as freshmen from 2002–03 through 2005–06. Rice led schools with a 100 percent graduation rate among its African-American student– or as the designated hitter. After the season, he was named to the athletes, while Rice’s football team was ranked fifth among all football teams, with a graduation rate 2013 Louisville Slugger Freshman All-America Team selected by of 93 percent over the same period. Rice’s female student–athletes ranked fifth in the country with a Collegiate Baseball Magazine. 98 percent graduation rate. The cumulative GPA for all 16 teams at Rice is 3.186. Fox’s on-field success, however, is only a small part of a distinct Rice University story that goes back two generations. National Academic Honors Blake’s cousin (Matt Fox), father (Mike Fox) and grandfather CoSIDA Academic All-American: Matt Carey ’12 (men’s track and field) CoSIDA Academic All-District 7: Tanner Leland ’14 (football) (Jim Fox) all played for the Owls before advancing to various levels Matt Carey ’12 (men’s track and field) of professional baseball in different minor league organizations. Julia Barrow ’13 (women’s soccer) The newest member of the Fox legacy may have had a tough Lauren LaGro ’13 (women’s soccer) Laurie McNamara ’12 (volleyball) family act to follow when he joined the Owls baseball program last 2013 NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship: Matt Carey ’12 (men’s track and field) season, but he’s already carved out his own distinct niche for the Fulbright Award: Amanda Gutierrez ’13 (women’s track and field) Blue and Gray. Wagoner Scholarship: Farrah Madanay ’13 (women’s track and field) “The scholarship that I received enabled me to pursue my Whitaker Fellowship: Sarah Mason ’13 (women’s track and field) dreams as a student and a ball player at Rice. Since I was a little Conference Academic Honors kid, I always dreamed of being a Rice baseball player. Attending 2013 C-USA Jim Castañeda Postgraduate Scholarship: Lauren LaGro ’13 (women’s soccer) games with my father was always something that I looked forward 2013 C-USA Scholar Athlete of the Year Awards: Gabriel Cuadra ’13 (men’s track and field) Austin Ramljak ’14 (men’s basketball) to. I knew that I was destined to be at Rice because of my Kylee Talwar ’13 (swimming) family legacy — I wanted to follow in the footsteps of my father, 2013 C-USA Spirit of Service Honorees: Michael Kutzler ’13 (football) grandfather and second cousin. My scholarship has given me the Lillian Nwora ’13 (women’s track and field) James Ragan ’15 (men’s golf) opportunity to carry on the family legacy and fulfill my dream of 2013 C-USA Sport Academic Awards: Men’s basketball (3.04 GPA) being a mighty Rice Owl.” Women’s cross-country (3.651 GPA) Throughout the year, Fox is involved with Agape, a Christian Men’s track and field (3.159 GPA) student organization, where he interacts with peers who share 31 student–athletes earned C-USA Commissioner’s Academic Medal (3.75 GPA or higher) his ideals. 215 student–athletes made C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll (3.0 GPA or higher) 21 student–athletes made C-USA All-Academic Team selections 2013 C-USA Institutional Excellence Award: Rice won seventh honor in eight years

3 Mariah Riddlesprigger Volleyball Senior Fresno, California Lovett College

4 Head coach Seth Huston Student–Athlete: Mariah Riddlesprigger Highlights of the year C-USA Swimming Coach of the Year

Mariah Riddlesprigger has been a fixture on Rice’s volleyball squad • Four C-USA team championships (soccer, for four seasons, ranking among the team leaders in both kills and swimming, women’s tennis and baseball) digs each season. The Fresno, Calif., native emerged as one of the • Women’s tennis made NCAA tournament team’s vocal leaders and even got to play in front of her hometown for second-straight year fans to start her senior season. • Natalie Beazant ’15 made it to Elite 8 and Riddlesprigger’s successes haven’t been limited to the became All-American court, as she’s been named to the C-USA Commissioner’s Honor • Baseball kept streak alive: Roll three times and is active within the athletic department, often • 18th conference championship spotted by fans working in the ticket office during baseball season. • 19th NCAA appearance “Receiving a scholarship from Rice University has given me • Advanced to Super Regional the opportunity to turn my dreams into reality. Growing up, I was • Armed Forces Bowl champions told that I was not tall enough to play volleyball at the Division (versus Air Force, 33-14) I level, but I have been blessed with the opportunity to play the • Individual C-USA championships: sport I love at a Division I institution. At a young age, I was told Swimming: that my test scores were too low to go anywhere big, but now I am Kylee Talwar ’13 — 200 IM on track for earning a dual degree from one of the best universities Quincy Christian ’15 -— 400 IM Casey Clark ’15 -— 100 fly in the nation. My scholarship from Rice has given me more than Women’s track and field: words could ever explain; it has given me hope, guidance and Sharae Robinson ’13 — discus a future. From the bottom of my heart, I want to thank all of the McKenzie Johnson ’16 — indoor pole vault donors and fans who give student–athletes like me the opportunity Men’s track and field: Chris Pillow ’15 — pole vault to dream big.” Clayton Chaney ’12 — decathlon Riddlesprigger is passionate about giving back to Rice and the Houston community, so she tries to engage in as many • Five men’s track and field athletes competed in NCAA championship. events, games and community service projects as she can fit in her schedule. • Women’s track and field Claire Uke ’15 qualified for NCAA finals in shot put.

• Head coach Seth Huston named C-USA Swimming Coach of the Year for the third time.

5 Gabe Baker Football Redshirt Junior San Antonio, Texas Brown College

6 Student–Athlete: Gabe Baker Facilities George R. Brown Tennis Complex A redshirt junior from San Antonio, Gabe Baker is a standout on the field as a safety on the Rice football team in addition to becoming one • 14 lighted playing courts located of the most recognizable current student–athletes on campus. Baker at the corner of Rice Boulevard and Shepherd Drive. bounced back from an injury-shortened sophomore season to reach • Offices, locker rooms and training a career high in tackles. After he took over as the starter in the last spaces. five games of that year, the Owls closed with a rush to earn a berth in • Will allow university to host conference the Armed Forces Bowl. He provided one of the season’s most electric championships and NCAA events. moments when he returned an interception 55 yards for a touchdown against Tulane and then set up the Owls’ first touchdown in the Armed Forces Bowl with a fumble recovery. Off the field, he was named Mr. Upcoming Projects Rice in the annual campuswide competition and is an active member of the Student–Athlete Advisory Committee. He was one of two current Student–Athlete Development Facility student–athletes who were selected to serve on the search committee • A new teaching facility and office space located near the north end zone of Rice Stadium. for the new Athletics director. He has performed in several talent • Will serve the needs of all student–athletes — strength conditioning, wellness, medical treatment shows, playing the cello as well as singing. and rehabilitation with the latest technology (hydrotherapy and rehabilitation modalities). • Locker room, meeting and video rooms, state-of-the-art weight room, training room, reception “My scholarship means very much to me. While I was offered space with memorabilia, and 130-seat auditorium. scholarships at other great schools, I knew that having the opportunity to attend a university like Rice is one that not very many people get to have. Coming to Rice has been one of the best decisions I have made in my life. This is because I not only get to play and experience college football at the D-1 level and get a world-class education, but I also have been able to create relationships with my teammates, coaches, classmates, faculty and administration that I know will last a lifetime.” In addition to his athletic endeavors, Baker has played the cello for 10 years. Growing up, he was heavily involved in many sports and also was constantly involved in school orchestras, ensembles and private cello lessons. At Rice, he has been able to reach out to graduate students at the Shepherd School of Music to give him private lessons to continue his music studies. Baker also has taken Conceptual artist renderings advantage of the opportunity to achieve a liberal education by taking many courses outside his civil and environmental engineering major — including four semesters of Chinese.

7 Gabi Iribarne Soccer Junior Mission Viejo, California Will Rice College

8 Student–Athlete: Gabi Iribarne Student–AthletE Development

• The Student–Athlete (SA) Development program focuses Gabi Iribarne, who holds dual citizenship for the United States and on professional development, personal development, Argentina, was requested to play on the Argentinian national team that community service and leadership. Student–athletes work to was competing at the 2012 FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup. The prestigious become leaders and productive members of society, while being offered comprehensive support services that assist international event features the best women’s players who are 20 years them in their transition into and out of Rice. SA Development old and younger. The only small wrinkle where Rice soccer was concerned empowers student–athletes to develop responsibility, self- is that the U-20 Women’s World Cup slightly overlapped with the college reliance, independence, personal values and leadership skills. soccer season in the U.S. • The Leadership Development Program is sponsored by two Argentina, a nation that is very passionate about soccer, essentially Rice alums, Bobby Dixon ’97 and Terrence Gee ’86, and their company, Athenian Consulting Group. The program is hand-picked Iribarne right off the Rice soccer field. With the blessings of designed for student–athletes to enhance their leadership the Rice soccer program and her professors, Iribarne delivered. The Will skills to help foster even greater success on and off the field. Rice College resident scored the game-tying goal against Paraguay in the The program consists of six sessions throughout the year and South American qualifying round and helped her team qualify to go to is led by Leadership Consultant Coach Michael Van Hoozer. Each student–athlete will be matched with a mentor along the Japan. Iribarne returned to Rice that fall in time to help the Owls clinch a way to further enhance their experience. The program share of the Conference USA regular season championship. concludes with a graduation ceremony in which the student– “My scholarship has given me the opportunity to play in a very athletes share their experiences and are congratulated and supported by their mentors, coaches, administrators and peers. competitive environment with girls who love the sport as much as I do. Playing soccer at a Division I school has always been one of my long-term • More than 3,500 community service hours were performed by Rice student–athletes. Basketball player Megan Shafer on a goals, and I feel honored to be given the opportunity to come to Rice mission trip in Gonaives, Haiti and play here on scholarship. Rice is also a great school academically. • Ninety Rice student–athletes graduated in 2013. It challenges me constantly, and it is great to be surrounded by future • Student–athletes at Rice have a 92 percent postgraduation placement rate (includes jobs, graduate school and postgraduate scholarships), which is more than 300 percent above the leaders in the classroom and on the field who inspire me to work harder. national college average. I cannot picture myself at any school other than Rice, but without my • The purpose of the Rice University Student–Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) is to serve scholarship it would be very difficult to afford. I am continuously grateful.” as the liaisons between the administration and the campus community. The committee Along with her sister, Iribarne runs a nonprofit organization called is made up of student–athlete leaders who are Futbol 4 Dreams, which collects soccer balls (new or used), uniforms, assembled to provide insight into their experiences and serve as the voice of the student–athlete cleats and other soccer equipment and delivers them to underprivileged population at Rice. SAAC also offers input on rules, children around the globe. Soccer is the most popular sport in the world, regulations and policies that affect student–athletes yet many lack the resources to play. Futbol 4 Dreams seeks to give and plans campus and community events to enhance children and their communities the ability to play. Since the start of the the overall student–athlete experience. organization and with the support of volunteers and donations, the project Football’s Gabe Baker at Cook Children’s Medical has sent more than 3,000 soccer balls and sports materials to children in Center in Fort Worth, Texas several different countries.

9 Jonathan Chang Men’s Tennis Alumnus, Class of 2013 Houston, Texas Wiess College

10 Student–Athlete: Jonathan Chang What’s Next? Class of 2013 Cuadra Gutierrez Madanay Mason

Not many college tennis players can start as walk-ons and close Ninety Rice Owl student–athletes walked across the stage in front of Lovett Hall in May and their careers playing No. 1 singles, but Jonathan Chang ’13 collected their Rice degrees. Here’s a look at what some members of the Class of 2013 are doing: accomplished that rare feat during his four-year career. Chang was • Gabriel Cuadra (men’s track and field) — Mathematical economic analysis major, joined a freshman reserve when the Owls won the Conference USA title in the Peace Corps, went to Costa Rica and is working in a community economic development 2010 and then rose steadily through the lineup over the next three program. seasons. As a junior, he won a career-best 14 dual matches. During Chang’s senior year, new head coach Efe Ustundag ’99 asked him • Jeremy Fant (baseball) — Civil engineering major, employed as an application engineer at Invensys-Triconex division in Webster, Texas. to shoulder the difficult load of playing at the top of the lineup — he responded by earning second-team All-C-USA honors. Chang • Amanda Gutierrez (women’s track and field) — Kinesiology major, received a Fulbright award. finished the year with a 10–10 record, including a 5–2 record She will be utilizing this award to travel to Spain to serve as an English teacher. when he took an opponent to three sets. He clinched the Owls’ • Farrah Madanay (women’s track and field) — Art history and religious studies major, won a biggest win of the year over No. 33 Oregon with a straight-set win Wagoner Scholarship and will be traveling to Poland to study the Holocaust with a professor over the Duck’s 6–8 Jeff Mullen. Off the court, Chang excelled in from the University of Warsaw. the classroom, twice earning a spot on the C-USA Commissioner’s • Sarah Mason (women’s track and field) — Bioengineering major, won the Whitaker Honor Roll. Fellowship, which will give her the opportunity to travel overseas to work on a medical imaging “The scholarship was more than just simple dollar sign. It project to better detect and measure bone tumors. not only impacted me financially, but also, more importantly, it • Michael Nuesslein (men’s tennis) — Sport management and economics major, working as an helped me pursue my passion and my dream. It made all the long analyst for J.P. Morgan in New York City. hours of practice worth it, and I am so grateful for the generosity of the donors. I felt someone appreciated my talent and wanted to • Michael Poynter (football) — Mathematical economic analysis major, employed as an analyst with Citibank in Houston. help me achieve my goals, which motivated me to play harder and helped my tennis improve significantly in just a couple of years. • Zoe Rogers (women’s basketball) — Economics and psychology major, employed as a I am now trying to play professional tennis, and the scholarship, consultant with Juniper Investment Group in Houston. along with the support of my coaches and teammates at Rice, is • Danielle Spence (swimming) — Mathematical economic analysis major, working as a financial the main reason that is possible. Most importantly, the scholarship analyst at Sabre Holdings in Dallas. gave me confidence and made me believe that dreams are worth • Brock Wilson (golf) — Sport management and managerial studies major, working as a pursuing, no matter how big they are.” consultant for Pelican Packaging in Texas. Chang adds that one of the biggest achievements of his life so far is advancing on the Rice tennis team to playing Line 1 singles his senior year. Besides tennis, he also enjoys playing basketball.

11 Jessica Kuster Women’s Basketball Senior San Antonio, Texas Lovett College

12 Student–Athlete: Jessica Kuster Owls In the Pros (As of June 30, 2013) Football A senior from San Antonio, Jessica Kuster has been one of the James Casey ’11 Philadelphia Eagles premier players in Conference USA since arriving on campus in Scott Solomon ’11 Tennessee Titans 2010. She is one of only two active players in the nation to have Cheta Ozougwu ’11 Chicago Bears Andrew Sendejo ’10 Minnesota Vikings averaged a double double her freshman, sophomore and junior Vance McDonald ’13 San Francisco 49ers years. The three-time All-Conference USA selection was C-USA Luke Willson ’12 Seattle Seahawks Defensive Player of the Year in 2012. Jarett Dillard ’08 (signed for training camp) Arizona Cardinals Sam McGuffie ’12(signed for training camp) Oakland Raiders Kuster’s numbers match up against the best competition as Scott Mitchell ’11 Edmonton Eskimos (CFL) Davon Allen ’11 Arizona Rattlers (Arena) well, posting 17.3 points and 8.7 rebounds a game against the Top 25 in 2012–13. She twice led C-USA in rebounding and ranked as Baseball (plus many more in the minor leagues) Cingrani high as ninth in the nation in that stat in 2011–12. David Aardsma ’05 New York Mets Lance Berkman ’98 Texas Rangers (DL) “Being able to attend a school as prestigious as Rice Brock Holt ’12 Boston Red Sox University is any student’s dream. On top of being given the Tony Cingrani ’13 Cincinnati Reds opportunity to attend Rice, I have been so fortunate to attend Paul Janish ’05 Atlanta Braves Jeff Niemann ’05 Tampa Bay Rays (DL) for free. It’s amazing that there are people out there who want Anthony Rendon ’12 Washington Nationals to help student–athletes so much and are willing to provide full Joe Savery ’08 Philadelphia Phillies scholarships to students who otherwise may not have been able Men’s Basketball to attend such an amazing university. I know that if I had not Tamir Jackson ’13 New Orleans Pelicans (NBA Summer League) Morris Almond ’07 Los Angeles D-Fenders (NBDL) been blessed with the gift of a scholarship, I probably would not Mike Harris ’05 Ponce (Puerto Rico) have been able to attend Rice. I am tremendously grateful for Soccer the consideration of receiving a scholarship to one of the top Catherine Fitzsimmons ’11 Houston Aces universities in the world.” Amy Beger ’12 Houston Aces Lauren LaGro ’13 Houston Aces When she’s not playing basketball or studying, Kuster helps coach an AAU team with teammates and works at other basketball Golf Michael Whitehead ’11 Adams Golf Pro Tour camps. In her free time, she enjoys writing, dancing and spending Michael Buttacavoli ’10 Latin America PGA Tour time with her 8-year-old black lab, Kiki. Women’s Basketball Valeriya Berezhynska ’08 CCC Polkowice (Poland) Volleyball Meredith Schamun ’11 VC Wiesbaden (Germany) Olaya Pazo ’06 Beach Volleyball Jessica Holderness ’09 Beach Volleyball Beger, Fitzsimmons and LaGro Women’s Track and Field Funmi Jimoh ’06 USA Long Jumper Ariana Ince ’11 USA Javelin Throw

13 Harry Sagel Men’s Track and Field Sophomore Girona, Spain McMurtry College

14 Student–Athlete: Harry Sagel Where Are They Now?

Harry Sagel was an immediate contributor to the Rice men’s track Sport Name Year Profession and field program in 2013, finishing sixth in the 800-meter race Baseball Mitch Ackal 2000 Shareholder at Looper Reed & McGraw, at both the Conference USA Indoor Championship and Conference P.C. USA Outdoor Championship. He was a member of three relays Baseball Justin Berg 2000 Partner at Berg Hill Greenleaf & Ruscitti that scored at the C-USA Championships, including a fourth-place LLP in Boulder, Colo., Greater Denver Area indoor distance medley relay squad. The sophomore from Girona, Baseball Craig Crow 2006 Investment analyst at Rice Management Spain, posted two event wins in 2013, winning the 800-meter at Company the Skechers-SFA Alumni Invitational and the mile at the Leonard Baseball Pete Terrana 1999 Principal and business process design Hilton Memorial, an indoor meet hosted by the University of consultant at Sabre Travel Network Houston. Men’s Basketball Brent Scott 2004 Assistant men’s basketball coach at TCU “Since the age of 12, I knew I wanted to study abroad. I Men’s Basketball Mike Wilks 2001 Pro scout for Oklahoma City Thunder was just starting to stand out at track and field and knew I wanted a higher level of education than that on offer in Spain. So my Football O.J. Brigance 1992 Sr. adviser to player development with Baltimore Ravens mind was set — the U.S. was my objective, both for NCAA Division I sports and excellent academics. When six years later I was offered Football Julian Duncan 1999, 2006 Global brand director at Nike an athletic scholarship from Rice, I realized I had been given Soccer Callye Dannheim 2007 Assistant director at Lone Star Sports and Entertainment a very unique opportunity. My athletic scholarship has become my chance to turn hard work into excellence with the amount of Soccer Kristen Gambetta 2005 Director of partnership activation for Houston Dynamo resources that are available here. I am excited to see how much I can achieve, how fast I can run and how much I can learn during Swimming Alison Godbe 2012 Human capital analyst at Deloitte Consulting LLP my time at Rice.” Sagel was born to British parents but moved to Spain Swimming Lindsay Germano 2001 Senior counsel at Nexeo Solutions at the age of 3 and lived there until he was 18. He attended Volleyball Tracey Lam 2011 Fulbright scholar in South Korea a Spanish public school, where he learned to speak Spanish, Catalan and French. He also played the classical guitar for 12 years. As an athlete, he won the Spanish national championship on six occasions. In his spare time, he likes to promote track and field, and sports in general, among children.

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15 Chelsea Fong Swimming Senior Cupertino, California Wiess College

16 Student–Athlete: Chelsea Fong Owl Club

The Owl Club’s mission is to generate funds for student–athlete scholarships in all 16 of our Chelsea Fong heads into her senior season on the Rice swim team with varsity sports. The annual support of the Owl Club enables student–athletes to perform and an impressive list of accolades and accomplishments. So far in her experience success on both academic and athletic stages. The cost of scholarships comprises career, the sprinter from Cupertino, Calif., has twice won the Catherine nearly one-third of the entire Athletics budget. Annual gifts to the Owl Club assist in covering such costs. The funds raised through the support of the Owl Club are vital to helping our Hannah Award as the Rice swimmer of the year. In 2013, Fong helped students compete at the highest level in their sport and in the classroom. lead the Owls to their second Conference USA Championship in the last Contributions made to the Owl Club entitle members to certain seating, parking and hospitality three years. She finished fourth on the team in scoring at the C-USA benefits. Those benefits will be received in the same year that the gift is made and are only meet, amassing a total of 61 points by reaching the championship finals received through gifts made to the Owl Club. in each of her three individual events — the 50-, 100- and 200-yard The Owl Club raised $1.815 million this year from 1,146 donors! freestyle. Fong also scored for the team as one of the Owls picked to swim in three of the meet’s five relay races. Evening for Rice’s Honour In September 2012, Rice Athletics hosted its 15th biennial Evening for Rice’s Honour, There isn’t much of a secret behind finding Fong’s name celebrating Rice’s continuing intercollegiate sports successes. The evening was highlighted by the sprinkled across the swim program’s list for all-time best marks. Hard presentation of the Distinguished Owl Club Award to James W. Crownover ’65, Karen Ostrum work and dedication in a year-round training regimen have made her a George ’77, and Robert and Elizabeth Bixby, recognized for their outstanding dedication and tremendous leadership in their ongoing support of Rice’s athletic programs. All proceeds from frequent visitor to the medal stand and helped her set two Rice records. the event benefited Rice University Athletics. It’s also no mystery that by applying that same dedication to her studies, Fong has been a three-time selection to the C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll and a Rice University honor athlete. “My scholarship has made a tremendous impact on my life. It has allowed me to attend a renowned university and pursue many opportunities within the medical field. I love being at Rice. It’s great that I can mingle with my professors, whether in the classroom or getting coffee. Every staff member is willing to go above and beyond to help James W. Crownover ’65 Karen Ostrum George ’77 Elizabeth and Robert Bixby students no matter the circumstances. Not only are the academics superb, I also get to train at top-notch facilities. It’s the best of both Rice 100 worlds. Without the scholarship, I would not have been allowed these The Rice 100 program is designed to facilitate the distribution of tickets purchased by wonderful possibilities.” corporations, civic-minded businesses and individuals to donate to local charities or youth Fong is also part of a Rice organization known as the Baylor organizations who would normally not be able to attend a collegiate game. College of Medicine Patient Discharge Initiative, a volunteer program Through such distribution of tickets, Rice Athletics aims to raise awareness of Rice Athletics throughout Houston; increase attendance at home football, basketball and baseball games; and based out of Ben Taub General Hospital. The program helps reduce create goodwill for the contributors and Rice Athletics. the number of repeat patients by explaining the various social services readily available as well as the patient’s discharge instructions. She also volunteers as an EMT with Cypress Creek EMS, a 911 ambulance service.

17 Simone Martin Women’s Track and Field Senior Brampton, Ontario Brown College

18 Student–Athlete: Simone Martin Corporate Sales and marketing

IMG College is the nation’s largest collegiate sports marketing company, representing more than Simone Martin has been an integral part of the Rice women’s 200 of the nation’s top collegiate properties, including the NCAA and its 89 championships, NCAA track and field squad since 2011. She has helped the Owls on two Football, leading conferences, and many of the most prestigious colleges and universities in the scoring relays at the C-USA Championships and has posted 16 top country. 10 event finishes in her Rice career. A C-USA Commissioner’s Honor IMG College is the multimedia rights partner for Rice Athletics. Through this partnership, Rice Roll student, she’s shown versatility on the track, picking up top 10 IMG Sports Marketing sets permissible parameters for businesses, corporations and media agencies to engage in affinity marketing activities in association with Rice Owls men’s and women’s athletics finishes in the 100-meter, 200-meter, 4x100 relay, long jump and programs. All Rice IMG Sports Marketing’s employees work alongside Rice Athletics employees in triple jump. external services, marketing, trademark and licensing, events management, and communications to “To me, my scholarship was a door opener. Track itself has fulfill all elements of the multimedia agreement. allowed me to travel to many different places and meet a lot of Rice IMG Sports Marketing offers numerous sponsorship opportunities, including: people from all over the world. Being awarded a scholarship to do • Radio advertising this sport that I love has been a dream come true. Because of this • Print advertising scholarship, I am able to obtain a college degree from a renowned • Stadium signage • Game day sponsorships university and set high goals for what I want to do in life. Right • In-game promotions now, my plan after graduating is to go to an osteopathic medical • Hospitality school in order to eventually become a sports doctor so that I can Sponsorship growth during the past four years has been on the rise. We surpassed the $1 million help future athletes who want to return to the sport they love after mark for the first time in the history of the partnership between Rice Athletics and IMG College. an injury, as I did. Since being at Rice, I have met a lot of positive This contributes to the success of both our baseball program and our football program as well. influences who have been helping me get to these goals. I cannot wait to see what else the future has in store.” This senior from Brampton, Ontario, loves sports in Sponsorship growth (in dollars) general — and popcorn — and used to participate in and coach $1,400,000 gymnastics. $1,200,000

$1,000,000 $800,000 $600,000 $400,000 $200,000 0 2009–2010 2010–2011 2011–2012 2012–2013

19 James Ragan Golf Junior Corpus Christi, Texas Duncan College

20 Student–Athlete: James Ragan “R” Association

Rice Athletics and the “R” Association, which has represented and supported all Rice University After being diagnosed with osteosarcoma, a rare form of pediatric bone letterwinners since it was founded in 1913, have signed an affiliation agreement that will offer cancer, at age 13, James Ragan was faced with major sport and academic every man and woman who has earned a monogrammed “R” enhanced benefits and greater obstacles. But he met these challenges with startling resolve and has connection to Rice University. ultimately come out on top. All letterwinners at Rice immediately become members of the “R” Association with no dues In an effort to prolong his life, he underwent a limb-salvaging required, and there is no longer an “active” or “inactive” designation. However, letterwinners who surgery that rendered him incapable of participating in high-impact sports. had achieved Lifetime Member status will forever be acknowledged as such. These individuals are So the once nationally ranked tennis star elected to pick up a new sport: grandfathered in to the “Gray” level of the Owl Club and will receive those benefits. golf. By 17, after just three years of cultivating a new skill, Ragan was good Annual events: The Night of the Owl, the Scholar–Athlete Banquet, the Senior Breakfast and the enough to earn a spot on a Division I squad. In his inaugural season at biennial Rice Athletic Hall of Fame Rice, he was selected to compete on the conference squad and secured the third-best scoring average on the team. Ragan’s success on the course has not gone unnoticed. In 2010, the Texas Legends Junior Tour created the James A. Ragan Sportsmanship Award to be presented annually in his honor. Ragan averages 76.83 strokes over 12 rounds and has a low round of 73 at Rice. Ragan also has beaten the odds in the classroom. The salutatorian at Mary Carroll High School, Ragan maintains a 3.86 GPA and was named twice to the President’s Honor Roll. In 2007, Ragan, who is heavily involved in efforts to combat pediatric cancer through fundraising and awareness, co-founded the Triumph Over Kid Cancer Foundation. The foundation is a regionally recognized philanthropic group that works to raise funds for osteosarcoma research. Under his leadership, the foundation has raised a staggering $750,000 dollars for cancer research. In 2009, he became a national spokeskid for the Sunshine Kids organization, where he provides hope to the newly diagnosed. In 2012, Gabe Cuadra, winner of the Bob Quin Award, with Ragan was elected to be a special ambassador for the UT MD Anderson Mike Novelli, left, and Quin, right Cancer Center, which is among the best-known cancer treatment facilities Andie Obermeyer, recipient of the Joyce Pounds in the country. Prior to Ragan, MD Anderson had never elected a patient Hardy Award, alongside Hardy to be a special ambassador. But because Ragan was determined to be indispensable to the cause, an exception was made.

21 Natalie Beazant Women’s Tennis Junior Leigh, England Hanszen College

22 Student–Athlete: Natalie Beazant Owl Club Board of Directors

It only took a few weeks in her initial semester on campus for Bucky Allshouse ’71 Tom Hetherington ’94 Bill Stone ’90 Natalie Beazant’s teammates to nickname her “The Beast” Clarke Anderson ’01 Blake Hutchinson ’96 Brett Wagner ’83 because of her tireless work ethic. Since then, Rice tennis fans Ann Bixby ’93 Carl Isgren ’61 Susannah Koontz Webb Steve Bradshaw ’70 J.C. Kneale ’99 Scott Wise ’71 have observed that tenacity on the court, as she has become Mike Ecklund ’94 Jay Lamy ’95 one of the Owls’ most decorated tennis players in history. As a Karen Ostrum George ’77 Sarah Monarchi Longpre ’89 freshman, she took C-USA by storm, becoming the fifth player Wanna Hadnott ’84 Jeff Rose ’77 in conference history and the first Owl to win both C-USA Player Loyd Hayton ’90 Helen Travis Savitzky ’80 and Freshman of the Year in the same season. She qualified for the NCAA championships in both singles and doubles, posted Rice’s first win in singles since 1987 and teamed with Dominique Harmath ’14 to produce the first-ever win in doubles. One year later, Beazant was even better, leading the Owls to their first C-USA title since 2006 and storming her way into the semifinals of the NCAA women’s singles, becoming Rice’s first All-American in women’s tennis since 1988. “My scholarship has impacted my life in an extremely positive way. It means that I do not have to worry about the pressures of student loans or ask my parents to fund my college education. It means that I have the ability to focus on my academics and athletics without having to worry about funding. It takes off an extreme amount of pressure and granted me the ability to attend a top school like Rice. It gives me the opportunity to be a part of a community that takes academics and athletics seriously — they compete at the top level of both.” Off the court, Beazant has been an active member of the Student–Athlete Advisory Committee and joined Gabe Baker as the student–athlete representatives on the search committee for Rice’s new Athletics director.

23 Austin Ramljak Men’s Basketball Senior Thousand Oaks, California Hanszen College

24 Student–Athlete: Austin Ramljak Financial Summary: Sports Interest Groups FY 2014 Balance Forward

In 2012–13, his first year to play for Rice, junior guard Austin Football 41,349 Ramljak made an immediate impact for the Owls while also Men’s Basketball 127,803 Baseball 68,796 shining in the classroom. The transfer from California’s Ventura College worked his way into the starting lineup and developed a Other Sports Men’s Track 8,758 reputation as one of the top three-point shooters in the league. Men’s Tennis 6,970 Ramljak led Rice with 72 three-pointers, which went down as the Men’s Golf 18,342 seventh-highest mark in program history. Women’s Basketball 13,543 Volleyball 20,331 “My scholarship means everything to me; it’s a Women’s Track 38,552 representation of all the hard work I’ve put in since I was young — Women’s Tennis 41,709 on the basketball court and in the classroom. Also, it assures me Swimming 23,696 Women’s Soccer 33,135 that my dedication throughout was worth it in the end because I get a premier education free of cost. My scholarship has impacted Total 205,036 my life drastically — without it, I could not attend college, Expenses: especially not at a top school like Rice. Being at Rice and a part of Football the basketball team has opened so many doors for me in terms of Equipment and Supplies 85% Event Expenses 10% my career, and it also has exposed me to some people who have Supplemental Travel 5% truly changed my life for the better.” Men’s Basketball Academically, the Thousand Oaks, Calif., native earned Supplemental Travel 46% the Conference USA Scholar Athlete of the Year Award for men’s Event Expenses 32% basketball as a culmination of his numerous scholastic accolades. Equipment 6% Labor and Professional Services 9% The psychology major also earned a place on the National Student Well-Being 7% Association of Basketball Coaches Honors Court, the C-USA All- Baseball Academic team and the C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll. Equipment and Supplies 11% Supplemental Travel 62% Capital Projects 16% Event Expenses 7% Labor and Professional Services 4%

Other Sports Equipment and Supplies 40% Supplemental Travel 23% Event Expenses 16% Labor and Professional Services 11% Student Well-Being 10%

25 Financial Summary Men’s Sports For the Year Ending June 30, 2013

General and Administrative Football Basketball Baseball Track and Field Tennis Golf Men’s Subtotal Ticket sales - 733,518 132,336 426,383 11,853 - - 1,304,090 Guarantees - 300,000 100,000 18,000 - - - 418,000 Contributions 1,909,299 152,934 395,000 303,490 28,365 8,990 29,375 2,827,453 Direct institutional support - 6,450,651 1,797,580 2,030,098 1,093,757 579,003 458,786 12,409,876 Indirect facilities and administrative support 15,171 ------15,171 NCAA/conference distributions and tournament revenues 70,552 1,908,105 685,105 - 5,825 - - 2,669,587 Program sales, concessions, novelty sales and parking 1,719 45,199 518 21,675 168 - 10 69,289 Royalties, advertisements and sponsorships 492,400 ------492,400 Endowment and investment income distributed for operations 2,667,539 1,072,922 97 73 - - - 3,740,631 Other revenues 241,318 66,264 - - 7,084 - 29,350 344,016

Total operating revenues 5,397,998 10,729,593 3,110,636 2,799,719 1,147,052 587,993 517,521 24,290,512

Athletics student aid - 5,044,016 600,868 612,104 650,780 257,417 219,853 7,385,037 Guarantees paid - 425,000 209,000 60,000 - - - 694,000 Head coaches salaries, benefits and bonuses - 857,895 750,866 606,217 86,378 89,810 76,274 2,467,439 Assistant coaches salaries, benefits and bonuses - 1,445,405 406,637 248,819 53,061 42,321 - 2,196,243 Support staff/administrative salaries, benefits and bonuses 2,953,429 364,031 154,928 102,799 358 - - 3,575,545 Severance 148,926 - 125,848 9,278 - - - 284,052 Recruiting - 142,674 112,446 23,693 12,578 21,548 11,211 324,149 Team travel 57,958 939,645 353,994 334,994 99,190 53,123 49,887 1,888,792 Equipment, uniforms and supplies 285,444 384,716 55,060 92,702 45,709 19,355 46,221 929,207 Game expenses 110,316 42,267 152,404 127,670 8,444 14,227 - 455,328 Fundraising, marketing and promotion 765,363 - 25,989 6,205 - 85 - 797,643 Direct facilities, maintenance and rental - 609,326 63,656 391,707 68,112 60,823 76,573 1,270,196 Direct support funded by athletics - 16,500 - - - - - 16,500 Indirect facilities and administrative support - 7,585 759 4,551 759 759 759 15,171 Medical expenses - 165,085 22,011 55,028 82,542 16,508 13,757 354,933 Conference dues 334,883 719 3,378 4,916 - - - 343,896 Spirit groups 23,873 ------23,873 Other expenses 717,806 284,729 72,792 119,036 39,142 12,018 22,987 1,268,509

Total operating expenses 5,397,998 10,729,593 3,110,636 2,799,719 1,147,052 587,993 517,521 24,290,512

26

woMen’s Sports

General and Administrative Basketball Volleyball Track and Field Tennis Swimming Soccer Women’s Subtotal Total Ticket sales - 21,858 14,009 - - - 7,507 43,374 1,347,464 Guarantees - 50,000 - - - - - 50,000 468,000 Contributions 31,360 2,740 2,200 6,650 5,615 11,500 14,815 74,880 2,902,333 Direct institutional support 239,039 1,572,147 1,051,337 1,330,896 955,983 985,303 1,593,473 7,728,178 20,138,054 Indirect facilities and administrative support 8,169 ------8,169 23,340 NCAA/conference distributions and tournament revenues 2,100 ------2,100 2,671,687 Program sales, concessions, novelty sales and parking 791 - 866 1,405 - - 75 3,137 72,426 Royalties, advertisements and sponsorships ------492,400 Endowment and investment income distributed for operations - - - - 2,672 - - 2,672 3,743,303 Other revenues 10,365 625 2,060 35,317 21,756 5,200 16,267 91,590 435,606

Total operating revenues 291,824 1,647,370 1,070,472 1,374,268 986,026 1,002,003 1,632,137 8,004,100 32,294,612

Athletics student aid 82,496 730,009 640,465 875,766 454,943 683,314 743,389 4,210,382 11,595,419 Guarantees paid - 6,500 - - - - - 6,500 700,500 Head coaches salaries, benefits and bonuses - 202,714 121,885 92,429 160,389 113,973 84,165 775,554 3,242,994 Assistant coaches salaries, benefits and bonuses - 173,575 104,491 112,835 63,990 48,178 95,928 598,997 2,795,240 Support staff/administrative salaries, benefits and bonuses 197,179 119,807 - - - 1,712 304 319,002 3,894,548 Severance ------284,052 Recruiting - 73,536 24,703 11,206 11,815 11,983 20,641 153,884 478,033 Team travel 28 160,934 99,850 80,253 87,122 68,300 134,832 631,319 2,520,111 Equipment, uniforms and supplies 5,535 20,691 14,100 30,675 28,212 30,200 24,399 153,811 1,083,018 Game expenses - 93,882 20,680 14,494 9,140 - 7,150 145,347 600,674 Fundraising, marketing and promotion 3,919 - - - 756 - - 4,675 802,318 Direct facilities, maintenance and rental - 2,803 - 66,226 133,710 - 458,783 661,522 1,931,718 Direct support funded by athletics ------16,500 Indirect facilities and administrative support - - - 817 1,634 - 5,718 8,169 23,340 Medical expenses - 22,011 16,508 71,537 13,757 33,017 38,520 195,350 550,283 Conference dues - 2,013 - - - 150 - 2,163 346,059 Spirit groups ------23,873 Other expenses 2,667 38,894 27,789 18,032 20,558 11,177 18,308 137,425 1,405,934

Total operating expenses 291,824 1,647,370 1,070,472 1,374,268 986,026 1,002,003 1,632,137 8,004,100 32,294,612

27 28 Rice Athletic Endowments

Designation of Use Endowment Name Date Established Fiscal Year Original Donor (of activation)^

General Athletics Robert P. Quin Award 07/21/32 1991 Student friends of Robert Quin General Athletics Salvatore Martino Endowment Fund 07/21/59 1991 Estate of Salvatore Martino General Athletics W.W. Fondren Memorial Scholarship 11/24/61 1991 Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Trammell Men’s or Women’s Track Henry M. Beissner Endowment Fund (Brunson Award) 12/19/69 1991 Henry Beissner Women’s General Athletics Women’s Athletic Award 11/15/78 1991 Hally Beth Poindexter, Eva Lee, Kay Keating, David Hannah, Joyce Pounds Hardy, Gene and Norman Hackerman, and Maurice Bellis General Athletics Hugh C. Welsh Athletic Scholarship 03/26/81 1991 Estate of Dr. Hugh C. Welsh unrestricted bequest General Athletics Neely-Davis Scholarship in Athletic Department 10/05/82 1991 John L. Cox and various donors Golf John Plumbley Restricted Endowment Fund 01/12/84 1992 Various donors Football Walter Banard Joseph Scholarship Fund 10/11/84 1991 Estate of Walter Banard Joseph General Athletics Athletic Scholarship Fund — Rice Honor 12/31/84 1991 Theodore N. Law, Mr. and Mrs. James Elkins, Jr., and initial Rice’s Honor Fundraiser held fall 1984 General Athletics Harry W. McCormick Scholarship Fund 10/23/85 1991 Estate of Harry McCormick General Athletics Tom Crumpton Memorial Scholarship Fund 06/30/88 1991 Various donors including Madolyn Crumpton Men’s and Women’s Track Stancliff Track Award 12/14/88 1991 Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Stancliff Football or Track Billy Ed Daniels Scholarship for Athletics 06/30/90 1991 Various donors Women’s General Athletics Sandra K. Masterson Women’s Athletic Scholarship 01/03/91 1992 Leigh H. Masterson Golf Jimmy Burke Scholarship 01/07/91 1992 Various donors Men’s Track Anne and Charles Straub Scholarship 04/26/91 NYA James Straub Men’s Track Fred Wolcott Award 10/24/91 1992 Bennett B. and Jeanne C. Watson General Athletics Albert M. Tomforde, Sr. Endowed Fund 07/15/92 1994 Albert M. Tomforde, Jr. General Athletics James W. Glanville Athletic Fund 09/19/92 1993 Various donors Golf Lester Bendix Memorial Scholarship Fund 01/26/93 1995 Emilie Bendix Slohm Football W. M. Wheless Endowed Scholarship 06/14/93 1995 William A. and Madeline Welder Smith Foundation Men’s or Women’s Basketball Robert H. Ray Award and Scholarship in Basketball 03/31/94 1994 Robert H. Ray via Board of Governors action Football or Men’s Track Dick Brannon Scholarship in Athletics 07/25/94 1996 Richard B. and Mary J. Brannon Golf Lawrence A. Hamilton Scholarship 09/09/94 1999 Lawrence Hamilton Women’s General Athletics Harriet May Stewart Scholarship in Athletics 01/05/95 1996 Harriet May Stewart Trainer Dr. Ed T. Smith Award in Athletics 07/31/95 2005 Various donors Golf Claude Harmon Scholarship 06/30/96 1998 Claude Harmon Foundation Football Pat Bailey Scholarship in Athletics 07/19/96 2004 Vicki and Pat Bailey and various donors General Athletics Donald N. Jordan, Jr. Athletic Scholarship 09/13/96 1998 Donald N. and Sharlene J. Jordan General Athletics Melissa A. Woodruff Memorial Athletic Scholarship 10/16/96 2002 James W. and Carolyn H. Woodruff General Athletics Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Tudor, III Athletic Scholarship 10/24/96 2006 Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Tudor, III General Athletics Owl Club Endowment Fund 10/31/96 1999 Various donors General Athletics Class of 1971 Athletic Scholarship 10/31/96 2001 Jack Faubion and various donors General Athletics Robby and Kathy Shelton Athletic Scholarship 11/08/96 1998 Robby and Kathy Shelton General Athletics Mr. and Mrs. Matt Gorges Athletic Scholarship 11/30/96 2000 Mr. and Mrs. Matt Gorges General Athletics J. W. Smelley Athletic Scholarship 11/30/96 2002 J. W. Smelley General Athletics Billy and Ruby Hale Athletic Scholarship 12/31/96 1998 Billy and Ruby Hale Women’s General Athletics Gene Hackerman Scholarship for Women’s Athletics 12/31/96 1999 Nancy Mafrige, Joyce Hardy and James Doyle General Athletics Arthur and Karen Rogers Endowed Scholarship for Athletics 12/31/96 1998 Karen Hess Rogers and Arthur H. Rogers III General Athletics John L. Wortham & Son, L.L.P. Athletic Scholarship 12/31/96 2003 John L. Wortham & Son, L.L.P. /John Cook

29 General Athletics Larry and Karen George Athletic Scholarship 12/31/96 2002 Larry and Karen George Football Ken and Sandy Hatfield Athletic Scholarship 01/10/97 2001 Ken and Sandy Hatfield General Athletics Bob and Betty Bixby Athletic Scholarship 02/07/97 1999 Bob and Betty Bixby General Athletics Barton and Janette Gillman Athletic Scholarship 02/12/97 2001 Barton and Janette Gillman General Athletics Guy and Clare Jackson Athletic Scholarship 02/12/97 2003 Guy and Clare Jackson Football George Miner Athletic Scholarship Honoring Red Bale 04/05/97 2000 George Miner Women’s General Athletics George Miner Ath. Scholarship Honoring Martha Hawthorne 04/05/97 2004 George Miner General Athletics Stephen and Leticia Trauber Athletic Scholarship 04/22/97 2008 Stephen and Leticia Trauber General Athletics Jerrol Springer Athletic Scholarship 06/06/97 2001 Jerrol Springer General Athletics Malcolm and Elizabeth Gillis Athletic Scholarship 06/06/97 2000 Malcolm and Elizabeth Gillis General Athletics James T. and Patti Fox Athletic Scholarship 06/27/97 2003 Jim and Patti Fox General Athletics Ann E. and Bruce I. Hendrickson Athletic Scholarship 06/30/97 1999 Bruce I. and Ann E. Hendrickson General Athletics Carl and Kathy Isgren Athletic Scholarship 07/31/97 1999 Carl and Kathy Isgren General Athletics Carl E. Isgren Athletic Scholarship 08/14/97 1999 Dian G. Owen General Athletics Owl Club Anonymous Scholarship Fund 08/25/97 2003 Anonymous General Athletics Ron and Ella Lee Lassiter Athletic Scholarship 09/23/97 2004 Ron and Ella Lee Lassiter Baseball Buckley Baseball Scholarship 09/23/97 1999 Jack and Helen Buckley General Athletics Anne and Dick Stephens Athletic Scholarship 10/11/97 2000 Anne and Dick Stephens Football Community of Winners Scholarship 10/20/97 1999 Kennett Lynn Simmons, Ph.D., and Ms. Judith B. Jahnke General Athletics Hugh and Joe Ann Wilson Athletic Scholarship 10/20/97 1999 Hugh and Joe Ann Wilson General Athletics Jo E. and Jed Shaw Athletic Scholarship 11/03/97 2003 Jed Shaw General Athletics W. Thad Gilliam and Family Athletic Scholarship 11/13/97 2003 W. Thad Gilliam Golf Susanne M. and Melbern G. Glasscock Golf Scholarship 12/03/97 2003 Melbern G. and Susanne M. Glasscock Foundation Men’s or Women’s Basketball Susanne M. and Melbern G. Glasscock Basketball Scholarship 12/03/97 2003 Melbern G. and Susanne M. Glasscock Foundation Baseball David Hall Baseball Scholarship 12/03/97 2003 Melbern G. and Susanne M. Glasscock Foundation Men’s or Women’s Track J.R. “Bobby” May Track Scholarship 12/03/97 2003 Melbern G. and Susanne M. Glasscock Foundation General Athletics Anita and Temple Tucker Fellowship of Christian Athletes Scholarship 12/04/97 2002 Anita and Temple Tucker General Athletics Courtney Hall Athletic Scholarship 12/09/97 1999 Courtney C. Hall General Athletics J.D. Bucky Allshouse Athletic Scholarship 12/17/97 1999 J. Evans Attwell and John H. Duncan General Athletics Butch Robinson Athletic Scholarship 12/18/97 1999 Charles R. Robinson General Athletics Kenneth T. White, Jr. Athletic Scholarship 12/24/97 1999 Kenneth T. White, Jr. General Athletics Jay and Roger Collins Athletic Scholarship 12/24/97 2001 Roger B. Collins and Jay T. Collins General Athletics Leigh H. Masterson Golf Scholarship 12/31/97 1999 Leigh H. Masterson General Athletics Ben and Starlett Hollingsworth Athletic Scholarship 12/31/97 1999 Mr. and Mrs. B.B. Hollingsworth, Jr. Women’s General Athletics Cynthia Allshouse Women’s Athletic Scholarship 12/31/97 1999 Evans Attwell General Athletics Ben and Starlett Hollingsworth Athletic Scholarship II 12/31/97 1999 Mr. and Mrs. B.B. Hollingsworth, Jr. General Athletics Ben and Starlett Hollingsworth Athletic Scholarship III 12/31/97 1999 Mr. and Mrs. B.B. Hollingsworth, Jr. Men’s or Women’s Tennis Ed Manderson Tennis Scholarship 12/31/97 1999 Mr. and Mrs. B.B. Hollingsworth, Jr. General Athletics Mr. and Mrs. John W. Morrow, Jr. Athletic Scholarship 01/01/98 2000 Mr. and Mrs. John W. Morrow, Jr. General Athletics Tom and Charlotte Daniels Athletic Scholarship 01/07/98 2004 Tom and Charlotte Daniels Football John S. Cardwell Football Scholarship 01/12/98 2005 John S. Cardwell Football Frank A. Smith Football Scholarship 01/21/98 2005 Frank A. Smith Baseball Wayne Graham Baseball Scholarship 03/04/98 1999 Leigh H. Masterson Baseball Baseball Scholarship Honoring Wayne Graham 03/16/98 2007 Dan and Georgia Brown Women’s Basketball Sally Henderson Yates Women’s Basketball Scholarship 03/19/98 2001 Charles and Sally Yates General Athletics I.W. and Diane G. Marks Athletic Scholarship 03/21/98 2004 I.W. Marks General Athletics Leota Meyer Hess Endowed Fund 03/22/98 2000 Karen Hess Rogers and Arthur H. Rogers, III General Athletics Chris and Don Sanders Athletic Scholarship 04/01/98 2001 Chris and Don Sanders Men’s or Women’s Track Steve Schroeder Memorial Track Scholarship 04/20/98 2007 Larry Nettles (primary fundraiser) and various donors General Athletics John L. Cox Athletic Scholarship 04/22/98 2001 Ralph S. O’Connor

30 Baseball Allen Eggert Athletic Scholarship 05/11/98 2000 Larry Brune Football Doak Walker/Trevor Cobb Endowed Scholarship 05/20/98 2000 GTE General Athletics George L. Alexander, Jr. Memorial Scholarship 06/10/98 2000 Rob L. Jones and others General Athletics Martha E. Hawthorne Athletic Scholarship 07/01/98 2000 Harry and Hazel Chavanne Men’s or Women’s Track Lifechek Drug Track Scholarship 08/10/98 2005 Bruce Gingrich General Athletics D. Kent and Linda C. Anderson Foundation Athletic Scholarship 08/25/98 2003 D. Kent and Linda C. Anderson General Athletics Gene Walker Athletic Scholarship 09/01/98 2004 Gene Walker Baseball George E. and Scott W. Wise Scholarship for Baseball 09/19/98 2004 Scott Wise Baseball Mineola Johnson Memorial Scholarship for Baseball 10/07/98 2000 Mike L. Johnson General Athletics Fred and Mabel R. Parks Foundation Endowed Athletic Fund 10/07/98 NYA Fred and Mabel R. Parks Foundation Football Terry and Pat Eska Football Scholarship 10/13/98 2000 Terry and Pat Eska Women’s General Athletics Robert Schlanger Athletic Scholarship 11/17/98 2006 Robert Schlanger Women’s Basketball Houston Comets Women’s Athletic Scholarship 11/17/98 2000 Les Alexander General Athletics Jim and Mary Ann Limmer Athletic Scholarship 11/23/98 2002 Jim and Mary Ann Limmer General Athletics Michael Carter Athletic Scholarship 12/08/98 2002 Michael Carter Women’s General Athletics Daniel A. Hyde Women’s Athletic Scholarship 12/18/98 2000 Daniel A. Hyde General Athletics Johnny Nichols Athletic Scholarship 12/31/98 2000 John F. Nichols General Athletics Nolan Lehmann Athletic Scholarship 12/31/98 2000 Nolan Lehmann General Athletics Robert L. Waltrip Athletic Scholarship 12/31/98 2000 Robert L. Waltrip Women’s General Athletics Norman Hackerman Women’s Athletic Scholarship 12/31/98 2000 Evans Attwell Volleyball Leigh Leman Volleyball Scholarship 01/28/99 2005 John Baird Women’s General Athletics Camille and Meredith George Scholarship for Women’s Athletics 03/17/99 2001 Martel Foundation General Athletics Athletics Campaign Matching Scholarship Fund 03/25/99 2000 Board of Trustees General Athletics Philip R. Wood Athletic Scholarship 03/29/99 2005 Philip R. Wood General Athletics Mamie E. George Scholarship 03/31/99 2001 The George Foundation Women’s General Athletics Elizabeth Gillis Women’s Athletic Scholarship 04/01/99 2001 Charles Duncan General Athletics Fred and Pat Burns Athletic Scholarship 04/09/99 2005 Fred C. and Patricia Burns Baseball Chip and Kara Ferguson Baseball Scholarship Endowment 04/09/99 2001 Chip and Kara Ferguson Women’s General Athletics Jeffrey D. Ryan Women’s Athletic Scholarship 04/09/99 2006 Jeffrey D. Ryan Golf Tom J. Fatjo, Jr., Golf Scholarship 04/20/99 2001 Tom J. Fatjo, Jr. Baseball Rice University Baseball Scholarship Honoring Wayne Graham 04/30/99 2001 Don Riddle General Athletics Warren Thomas Thagard, III Endowed Athletic Scholarship 06/28/99 2001 Warren Thomas Thagard, III General Athletics Bob Rule, Sr. Athletic Scholarship 07/14/99 2005 Bob Rule General Athletics Frances and William Huff Athletic Scholarship 08/31/99 2001 John Huff and Karen Huff Volleyball Michael and Kerry Rogers and Family Volleyball Scholarship 09/15/99 2007 Michael Rogers and various donors Football Bob Ostrum Athletic Scholarship 11/05/99 2001 Marian and Speros Martel Foundation, Inc. General Athletics The Bill Tom and Virginia R. Closs Athletics Scholarship 12/14/99 2001 Bill Tom Closs and Virginia R. Closs Baseball Buckley Baseball Scholarship Two 12/31/99 2001 Jack and Helen Buckley Women’s Basketball Joan Adams Crain Nelson Women’s Basketball Scholarship 01/10/00 2005 Joe H. Nelson, III General Athletics Gene and Marsha Gray Athletic Scholarship 02/15/00 2006 Gene and Marsha Gray General Athletics The “R” Association Endowment Fund 03/02/00 2002 The “R” Association General Athletics The Albert P. George Scholarship 03/07/00 2002 The George Foundation General Athletics The Clinton F. Morse Athletics Scholarship 03/23/00 2004 Clinton F. Morse Golf The Mark Scully Golf Scholarship 04/10/00 2002 Mark Scully General Athletics Bob Quin Endowed Scholarship 06/22/00 2002 R. Quin and Marti McWhirter Women’s Soccer Marian Fox Martel Scholarship in Women’s Soccer 06/30/00 2002 Marian and Speros Martel Foundation, Inc. Women’s Basketball Tommy, Karen and Scott Brasher Women’s Basketball 06/30/00 2002 Tommy Brasher Scholarship Honoring Christy and Robert McKinney Baseball Joe Douglass Crichton Award in Baseball 08/23/00 2002 H. Russell Pitman as a personal representative of the estate of Morris R. Pitman General Athletics Judge Phil Peden Athletic Scholarship 09/07/00 2002 Lee Hage and Joseph D. Jamail

31 General Athletics Mr. and Mrs. T.R. Reckling III Athletic Scholarship 09/28/00 2002 The children (sons and daughters-in-law) of Mr. and Mrs. T.R. Reckling III General Athletics Sargent Willie Anderson Athletic Scholarship 10/16/00 2006 Dr. Thomas O. and Kay Beavers Clanton General Athletics Doris Ehlinger and Wiley N. Anderson, Jr. Ath. Scholarship 11/27/00 2002 Doris Ehlinger Anderson and sons, Wiley Anderson III and Joe Anderson Men’s or Women’s Track Lawrence A. Hamilton Track Scholarship 11/30/00 2002 Estate of Lawrence Hamilton Golf Lawrence A. Hamilton Golf Scholarship 11/30/00 2002 Estate of Lawrence Hamilton Baseball Hackerman Baseball Scholarship 12/18/00 2002 Boyd Page Baseball Sloan Family Scholarship for Baseball in Honor of 12/28/00 NYA Daniel and Cynthia Sloan Bill and Jessie Sloan, Class of ’59 General Athletics Allen and Beverly Eggert Athletic Scholarship 01/11/01 2008 Tom and Kay Clanton Women’s Basketball Camille Margaret George Women’s Basketball Scholarship 02/02/01 2003 The Marian and Speros Martel Foundation Women’s Basketball Meredith Keller George Women’s Basketball Scholarship 02/02/01 2005 Ralph O’Connor Men’s Basketball Ralph S. O’Connor Men’s Basketball Scholarship 03/20/01 2003 The Marian and Speros Martel Foundation Men’s Tennis Sammy Giammalva Tennis Scholarship 06/30/01 2004 The Bowers Foundation General Athletics Lou Hassell Scholarship in Athletics 06/30/01 2003 Various donors, including Al Poujol, Jack Marshall, Mrs. Mildred Hassell and Dr. Joseph J. Hessel Golf Jim Castañeda Golf Scholarship Endowment Fund 10/04/01 2003 Transfer from Owl Club Board of Trustees General Athletics Robert “Bobby” Matthews Athletic Scholarship 12/07/01 2006 Robert “Chip” Matthews General Athletics Jacob Henry Hess, Jr. Athletic Scholarship 01/14/02 2004 Arthur and Karen Rogers Baseball Kenny and Melissa Baldwin Baseball Scholarship 03/22/02 2009 Kenny and Melissa Baldwin Men’s or Women’s Track Augie Erfurth Track Scholarship 04/30/02 2004 John A. Moss, Jr. General Athletics Chris Washington Cheerleading Scholarship 06/14/02 2008 Various donors Football Colonel (Ret.) Lawrence L. Izzo Scholarship 06/14/02 2006 Lawrence A. Izzo General Athletics George R. Miner, Jr. ’50 Endowed Athletic Scholarship 11/08/02 2004 John and Elaine Miner in recognition of gifts from various donors Baseball Jerrol Springer Baseball Scholarship 08/02/03 2008 Don R. Riddle Men’s/Women’s Cross Country Michael E. and Brook O. Novelli Scholarship 09/30/03 2005 Michael E. and Brook O. Novelli Men’s or Women’s Track Earl Wylie Track Scholarship 12/22/03 2005 Joyce Rowell Wylie General Athletics Gawain and Kristin Guy, Dr. Harrison A. Latimer and Family, 12/31/03 NYA Gawain and Kristin Guy, Dr. Harrison A. Scott and Susan McLaughlin and J. Bruse Loyd Endowed Latimer and Family, Scott and Susan McLaughlin, and J. Bruse Loyd Football James Hamrick Scholarship 01/16/04 NYA Julie and James Hamrick General Athletics Bing Crosby Youth Fund Athletic Scholarship 01/31/04 2007 Carmel Martin on behalf of the Bing Crosby Youth Fund Women’s Golf/Women’s General Athletics Alline E. Kane Scholarship Fund 02/29/04 2008 Charles and Anita Weiner General Athletics Gregg R. Cannady Athletic Scholarship Fund 03/12/04 2006 Gregg R. Cannady Baseball J.D. Bucky Allshouse Baseball Scholarship 03/12/04 2006 The Anne S. and C. W. Duncan, Jr. Foundation Golf Michael Scott Longpre Golf Scholarship 06/30/04 2006 Board of Trustees General Athletics John W. McKee Athletic Scholarship 07/16/04 2006 John W. McKee Baseball McGinnis and Bettie Clark Athletic Scholarship 07/16/04 2006 McGinnis and Bettie Clark Football The Lee Family Athletic Scholarship 09/24/04 2006 Randal Mark Lee General Athletics Robert and Janice McNair Foundation Fund 09/30/04 2006 Robert and Janice McNair Foundation Football Gerald Craft Weatherly Football Endowment 10/31/04 2006 Cheryl Weatherly Binnie, Leann Cobb Holder and Lynea Weatherly, as trustees on the Gerald Craft Weatherly Trust Football Herbert G. “Guts” Lee Athletic Scholarship 11/19/04 2006 Randal Mark Lee Men or Women’s Tennis Sally P. Turpin Athletic Endowment Fund 11/30/04 2006 Jack A. Turpin Football Dr. G. Walter McReynolds & Family Football Scholarship 11/30/04 2006 Dr. G. Walter McReynolds, Linda McReynolds, Merritt McReynolds and Dr. Larkin McReynolds Baseball Tanya Graham Baseball Scholarship 11/30/04 2007 Jerrol and Pam Springer Football Mike and Michol Ecklund Scholarship 11/30/04 2009 Michael and Michol Ecklund Football Lamy Family Football Scholarship 12/10/04 2011 Jay Lamy

32 Golf Ernie L. Danner Golf Scholarship 12/31/04 2006 Ernie L. Danner Women’s Soccer 2001 Inaugural Soccer Team Endowment 04/15/05 NYA Bob Schlanger and various donors Men’s Tennis Ronald W. Fisher Tennis Scholarship 05/31/05 2011 Ronald W. Fisher Men’s Tennis Fredrik G. Gradin Men’s Tennis Scholarship 06/10/05 2011 Fredrik G. Gradin Men’s Tennis Alberto Carrero Tennis Scholarship 06/30/05 2009 Alberto (Tico) Carrero, Sr. Football Robert and Susan Estill Athletic Scholarship 06/30/05 2009 Robert and Susan Estill Football Hutchinson Dreamer Foundation Athletic Scholarship 02/10/06 2012 Blake and Melanie Hutchinson General Athletics Coyle Mackinnon Gillis Athletic Scholarship 04/30/06 2008 Malcolm and Elizabeth Gillis General Athletics Chuck and Kim Yates Athletic Scholarship 11/30/06 2008 Charles (Chuck) and Kimberly Yates General Athletics Kimberly A. and Michael J. McDougall Athletic Scholarship 12/31/06 2008 Bucky and Cynthia Allshouse Women’s Track Victor and Evelyn Lopez Women’s Athletic Scholarship 12/31/06 2008 Various donors Football Dale Lloyd Scholarship 12/31/07 2008 Various donors Women’s Basketball The Lauren Neaves Women’s Basketball Scholarship 01/25/08 2012 John B. Baird General Athletics The Kneale Athletic Endowed Fund 02/29/08 2012 Jen and J.C. Kneale II General Athletics Ralph B. Murphy Athletic Scholarship 03/31/08 2012 Various donors Men’s Basketball Nick and Linda Nichols Men’s Basketball Scholarship 05/31/08 2011 Nick and Linda Nichols Golf Wayne and Catherine Legro Academic Award in Athletics 12/31/08 2011 Stanley Legro Women’s Basketball Greg Williams Women’s Basketball Scholarship 02/13/09 NYA The Reed Family Foundation Women’s General Athletics Antje W. Gee Women’s Athletic Scholarship 03/31/09 NYA Antje and Harry Gee General Athletics James and Subha Barry Athletics Scholarship 04/10/09 NYA James and Subha Barry Men’s or Women’s Track The Edward Leroy Holloway and Naomi Guion Holloway 08/31/09 2011 Estate of Naomi Guion Holloway Track Scholarship Women’s Tennis Becky Gorham O’Connor Excellence Fund for Women’s Tennis 05/21/10 2012 Ralph S. O’Connor Men’s or Women’s Basketball Donn and Peggy Leva Athletic Scholarship 05/31/10 NYA Thomas and Kay Clanton Swimming Coach Fred Breckwoldt Swim Scholarship 06/30/10 2012 Wendy I. Young Women’s General Athletics Margie Sass Women’s Athletic Scholarship 06/30/10 NYA Ron Sass Baseball The Anderson Family Baseball Scholarship Honoring 12/20/10 2012 Clarke Anderson, Linda Anderson, Whitney Anderson Walsh, D. Kent Anderson and Coach Wayne Graham Huntley Anderson Kubitza General Athletics Bobby Wayne Cagle Athletic Scholarship 12/31/10 2012 James A. and Robbie L. Williams Basketball Rice University Athletic Endowed Scholarship 12/01/11 2012 Janice K. Hartrick Women’s Athletics Helen and Danny Savitzky Women’s Athletic Scholarship 07/01/12 NYA Helen and Danny Savitzky General Athletics The Kneale Athletic Endowed Fund 02/29/08 2013 Jen (’02) and J.C. Kneale II (’99) Baseball The Anderson Family Baseball Scholarship 12/20/10 2013 Clarke Anderson, Linda Anderson, Whitney Anderson Walsh, Honoring D. Kent Anderson and Coach Wayne Graham Huntley Anderson Kubitza Basketball Rice University Athletic Endowed Scholarship 12/31/11 2013 Janice Hatrick, President of JWC/JKH Family Foundation General Athletics Ley Athletic Fund 04/30/11 2013 Wendel D. Ley 2002 Unitrust

^For an endowment to be activated for expenditure, it must be fully funded (at least $50,000) by Dec. 31 prior to the beginning of the fiscal year. Example: Fully funded by 12/31/11 to activate for fiscal year 2013 (July 1, 2012). 1991 = activated in 1991 or before. NYA = Not yet activated

33 34 Kellogg Brown & Root, LLC Mr. David V. Leeds Mr. and Mrs. George W. Webb III Owl Club Donor Honor Roll Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth T. White Jr. (as of June 30, 2013) Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Nitsche Mrs. Sarah Longpré Oceaneering International Ms. Jenny Morrice-Elskes and Mr. Steve Lukingbeal Mr. and Mrs. F. Jack Whitley SCHOLAR–ATHLETE ($50,000) Mr. and Mrs. Harold Perkins Ms. Merinda E. Watkins-Martin and Mr. Reginald L. Martin Mr. and Mrs. James Alvis Williams Mr. David R. Stevenson Dr. and Mrs. Walter McReynolds Mr. and Mrs. Nick Zdeblick Mrs. Maurine Cox Mr. and Mrs. William G. Stone III Mrs. Connie Morrow Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Duncan Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Brett E. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Larry W. Nettles Mr. John E. Guida Dr. and Mrs. Leland A. Winston Mr. and Mrs. Nick C. Nichols COACH ($2,500–$4,999) Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Tudor, III Mr. and Mrs. James W. Woodruff Mr. and Mrs. John Douglas Nicholson Dr. and Mrs. Bobby R. Alford Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Allen Youngkin Dr. Waverly Ford Peakes and Mr. Adam C. Peakes Ms. Stacy Bacon M.D. Mr. Bradley Radoff Ms. Ann Elizabeth Bixby JESS NEELY ($5,000–$9,999) Mr. Dan Rather Buffalo Marine Service PLATINUM ($25,000–$49,999) Mr. and Mrs. S. Glynn Roberts Mr. Ty Buthod Mr. and Mrs. Charlie R. Allison Mr. and Mrs. Roger W. Roitsch Dr. and Mrs. Thomas O. Clanton Dr. and Mrs. Robert Bixby Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Baldwin Ms. Charlotte A. Rothwell Mr. Paul Harty Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jay Collins Mr. and Mrs. E. William Barnett Mr. and Mrs. Clive Runnells Dr. and Mrs. Paul Flint Gallery Furniture Dr. and Mrs. Sean M. Bolks Dr. Ronald Sass Mr. and Mrs. James T. Fox Mr. and Mrs. Melbern G. Glasscock Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Bracht Mr. and Mrs. Danny Savitzky Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lee Fuqua II Mr. and Mrs. Goran Haag Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Brasher Mr. Robert A. Schlanger Mr. and Mrs. Matt F. Gorges Mr. and Mrs. John R. Huff Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brunk Mr. and Mrs. Patrick L. Scott Ms. Sofia Adrogué and Mr. Sten L. Gustafson Mrs. Donna Lee Ms. Nancy T. Burch Mr. and Mrs. Chris Shoppa Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Hackerman Palmetto Partners Ltd. Ms. Amy Sutton and Gary Chiles, Ph.D. Mr. and Mrs. John Sylvester Jr. Mr. and Mrs. B.B. Hollingsworth Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Troy Thacker Mr. Robert L. Clarke Dr. Greg Thielemann and Mr. David Fenton Mr. and Mrs. Clay Hoster Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Maxwell Trauber Mr. and Mrs. David Keith Darr Mr. and Mrs. George J. Wagner Jr. Mr. and Mrs. W. Temple Webber Jr. Mr. and Mrs. C. Morris Davis Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Kempinsky Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Yates Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Ray Dixon Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Ray Donovan Mr. W. Alvin Early GOLD ($15,000–$24,999) Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Ecklund Jr. Mr. Ramsay M. Elder Mr. and Mrs. D. Kent Anderson Dr. and Mrs. Terry Eska Mr. and Mrs. E. Brian Bergdoll Mr. John Finch Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas Biggs Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Flatt Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Edward Bradshaw Mr. and Mrs. Terrence M. Gee Mr. and Mrs. T.R. Reckling, III Karen and Larry George Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Rogers III Dr. Barbara Jenkins Gibbs and Mr. David Kent Gibbs Mr. and Mrs. Andrew McCord Gilchrist Dr. and Mrs. Malcolm Gillis SILVER ($10,000–$14,999) Mr. and Mrs. Marshall K. Gramm Mr. and Mrs. J.D. Bucky Allshouse Mr. James McNeil Hamrick Drs. Purvez and Jennifer Captain Mr. and Mrs. David T. Harvin Mr. and Mrs. James Eloi Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Irwin M. Herz Mr. and Mrs. Billy Hale Cynthia E. Herzog, M.D. and Mr. James R. High Mr. Loyd Conyers Hayton Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thomas Hlavinka Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F.A. Hetherington Dr. Kirkwood Johnston Mrs. Melanie D. and Mr. Blake Hutchinson Mr. and Mrs. John Edgar Joiner Mr. Daniel A. Hyde Ms. Alison Kennamer Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Isgren Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kimmel

35 Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Fasullo Mr. Willie Merritt Mr. Brendon Fetzer Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Midkiff Mr. and Mrs. Douglas L. Foshee Mr. Robert D. Miller Mr. John S. Fredland Mr. and Mrs. John D. Miner Mr. and Mrs. Reid F. Friedman Mr. and Mrs. James E. Moffatt Mr. Brendan Duran Gau Mr. and Mrs. Harvin C. Moore III Mr. James E. Gerhardt Mr. Michael T. Moore Mrs. Nancy Hart Glanville Mr. and Mrs. Bill Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Gene Gray Mr. and Mrs. John R. Murphey III Mr. Walter E. Greenberg Mr. Mark Murrah Mr. and Mrs. Dickie Bob Haddox Mrs. Claire Dwyer and Mr. Edwin Nelson Mr. Peter Joseph Haig Mr. Vance Nixon Mr. and Mrs. Paul Reed Hammon Mr. Crockett W. Oaks III Mrs. and Mrs. Wayne E. Hanson Mr. and Mrs. David Gil Ownby Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Irwin Hendrickson Mr. and Mrs. Mark Patterson Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Henry Mr. Christopher J. Patton Mrs. Marti Hewell and Mr. Chuck Hewell, P.E. Mr. Kenneth A. Paul Ms. Michelle Eileen Hicks Mr. and Mrs. James K. Peden Mr. William S. Higbie Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Ray Peoples Mr. Marc Hill Mr. and Mrs. Ben Forrest Perdue Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hix Mr. Jason Perlioni Mr. and Mrs. James Andrew Holmes Mr. J.D. Powers Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey W. Hutson Mr. Kevin Roberts Ms. Carole Baker and Mrs. K. Terry Koonce, Ph.D. Ms. Leslie Davidson and Mr. W. Robins Brice Ms. Bridget Jensen Mr. and Mrs. Leonard S. Roth Mr. and Mrs. Mike A. McGinnis Mr. and Mrs. Jason D. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Neal Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Saenz Mr. and Mrs. Deron Shane Miller Mr. and Mrs. William Brown Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Alan Jones Mr. Rick Schrimsher Mr. Jon K. Peterson Dr. and Mrs. Steven Boyd Buckley Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence G. Katz Mr. and Mrs. George Lewis Schulgen Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Ryan Trimble Ms. Dana Adrienne Burch Esq. Dr. and Mrs. John Rains Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Mark Thomas Scully Mr. and Mrs. L.W. Patrick Calahan Mr. and Mrs. John King Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Peter Segner III Ms. Catherine B. Callaway Mr. and Mrs. Kinnebrew Mr. and Mrs. Roy G. Shaw Jr. SAMMY ($1,000–$2,499) Mr. and Mrs. Richard Callaway Mr. Scott Alan Kloesel Mr. and Mrs. Roy S. Shaw Ms. Rebecca Case Mr. and Mrs. Gary Kolkhorst Mr. and Mrs. Alan Shelby Dr. Susan Alexander and Mr. N. Kenton Alexander Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Warren P. Cash III Mr. and Mrs. Eugene R. Allspach Dr. Joan B. Krajca-Radcliffe and Mr. Glen Krajca-Radcliffe Mr. and Mrs. David B. Shomette Mr. Bruce Chase Mr. Kenneth Krock Mr. and Mrs. Jerry L. Sims Ms. Elle Anderson and Mr. Clarke Anderson Mr. Curtis Cheatham Mr. Ricky Anderson Dr. and Mrs. Neal F. Lane Mr. and Mrs. William J. Sloan Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Wise Coles Mr. Steven Larson Mr. G. Thomas Smart Mr. and Mrs. Brian Antweil Mr. Paul Boyd Cornett Vince Aquino, M.D. and Mrs. Yvette Aquino Mr. and Mrs. Brian V. Lattimer Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Smith Mr. and Mrs. Barry Courtney Ms. Cheryl Lawrence Mr. Rudy L. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Howard T. Ayers Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William E. Cox Ms. Lauren Elizabeth Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Lehmann Mr. John Place Sparks Mr. Don Crockett Mr. and Mrs. James H. Limmer Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tex Spear Ms. Nancy J. Bailey Mr. Rob Cullison Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Baillio Jr. Dr. and Mrs. J. Morgan Lloyd III Mr. and Mrs. Brian Spector Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Dalton Mr. and Mrs. Jason Love Mr. and Mrs. Jerrol W. Springer Mr. and Ms. John B. Baird III Mr. and Mrs. David J. Devine Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Barker Ms. Angela Lutz Mr. Ben Stamets Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Logan Donnel Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wayne Malcomb Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Sylvan Mr. Alfred Benoit Mr. and Mrs. Louis Earl Eisenwine Mr. and Mrs. Roderic L. Boane Mr. and Mrs. Greg Mathews Mr. and Mrs. Leonard C. Tallerine Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Don L. Erskine Mr. and Mrs. John F.K. McGill Dr. R. Neal Tannahill Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Bowe Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Estill Mrs. Jennifer Bowen Mr. Dean Mckenzie Mr. Brock Tautenhahn Mr. Robert B. Eubank Ph.D. Dr. and Mrs. James C. McLellan Mrs. June Learned Tellepsen Mr. Donald N. Bowers II Mr. Arthur F. Evans IV Mrs. Carolyn Brewer

36 Mr. E. Robert Theriot Mr. and Mrs. David F. Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Gary K. Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lynn Greive Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bob Thompson Dr. and Mrs. Richard Chapman Ms. Stephen Ferreira Mr. Bill Guthrie Ms. Audra Timmins Mr. and Mrs. Scott Clements Ms. Jill Foote, Ph.D. Ms. Wanna Heileya Hadnott Mr. Brad Tucker Dr. Kenneth Cohen Mr. Shawn Foster Mrs. Joyce Pounds Hardy Dr. and Mrs. Steven Fredrick Vaughan Mr. Douglas Coleman Mr. and Mrs. John H. Fowler Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Frederick Hardy Mr. Bill Wagner Ms. Katherine E. Collins Mr. and Mrs. Milden J. Fox Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Jesse David Hellums Mr. and Mrs. Dale Walter Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Crain Mr. Bill E. Frazier Mr. and Mrs. James D. Henry Mr. John S. Wawrose Mr. and Mrs. Marshall H. Crawford Ms. Caroline Freeman Mr. Jess Hines Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James F. Wiggins Mr. Robert J. Cruikshank Mr. Doug Garland Mr. Pio Hocate Mrs. Sara L. Willard Mr. and Mrs. William I. Davis II Mr. Lawrence Gelbaugh Mr. L. Leo Holder Mr. and Mrs. O’Banion Williams Jr. Mr. Robert Dittert Mr. Dixon S. Gilbreath Mr. John Horstman Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Williamson Mr. and Mrs. Wes Dorman Mr. Michael A. Ginsberg Mr. and Mrs. William Howard Jaco III Mr. James Wilson Mrs. Jean Dugat-Johnson Mr. William E. Gipson Mr. Robert Jara Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Wilson Mrs. LaNelle Elston Mr. and Mrs. L. Henry Gissel Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Johnson Mr. Alan Winstead Mr. Sterling J. Elza Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Gosnell Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh W. Johnson Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Wise Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Emshoff Ms. Antoinette D. Green Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Scott Wilson Wise Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Wayne Epp Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Greene III Mr. David P. Kapiloff Mr. and Mrs. John D. Wolda Mr. and Mrs. Kevin William Yankowsky Mr. and Mrs. Terry A. Yates Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Zansitis

GRAY ($500–$999) Mr. Edward Adams Dr. and Mrs. Walter Wade Adams Mr. and Mrs. Bill Alford Dr. and Mrs. H. Randolph Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Bruce R. Baker Mrs. Trish Battaglia Mr. Roger Beck Mr. and Mrs. Roger L. Beebe Mr. and Mrs. John W. Benzon Mr. and Mrs. Emery Biro Mr. Brooks Buchanan Bohn Mr. and Mrs. Homer Borgstedte Mrs. Ryn Bowers Ms. Leslie Bradshaw Mr. and Mrs. Michael Breard Mr. and Mrs. William Breslin Mr. Stephen E. Brice Dr. Stephen Burda, D.V.M. Mr. Lawrence Butler Ms. Jennifer Cafferty Mr. Albert Calabro Mr. Jeffery Carpenter Ms. Nancy Kwon Carter Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cella

37 Ms. Carolyn Frost Keenan Mrs. Sharon Lane Mr. and Mrs. James Roycroft Ms. Judy Allen Mr. and Mrs. Norman P. Kenney Mr. and Mrs. Radford Phillip Laney Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Russell Mr. and Mrs. James Anderson Mr. John Kincher Mr. Allen Allen Lewis Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Randolph L. Schaffer Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thurmon M. Andress Mr. and Mrs. James R. Kitchell Chip Lewis Ms. Amy Schumacher Mr. and Mrs. Torrey Kawan Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Arlyn Kloesel Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Lewis Ms. Catherine Peishin Seipel, M.D. Ms. Jeanne Angulo Ms. Carla Kneipp Ms. Terri Lineberry Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Sheldon Mr. John Paul Appling Sr. Ms. Gretchen Kuhn Mr. Harold R. Lockwood Jr. Ms. Jennifer Sickler Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Allen Armour Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kutzler Mr. Charles Loggie Mr. and Mrs. Tom Simms Mr. Gene Arnold Mrs. Margot Madsen Mr. Jay P. Simpson Mrs. Kathleen Austin Mr. and Mrs. Don Mafrige Mr. Daniel Sloan Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Avant Mr. Robert Malinak Mr. and Mrs. Shawn C. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Burt Ballanfant Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Massey Mr. Richard N. Stabell Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Ballard Mr. Robert B. Matthews Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Stanley Mr. and Mrs. J. Van Ballard Mr. James May Dr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Stone Mr. Eamon Adnan Baqui Mr. and Mrs. Bart McAndrews Mr. Jonathan Such Hon. and Mrs. G. Todd Baugh Mr. Barney L. McCoy Mr. Steve Sutton Mr. and Mrs. James L. Beavers Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. McIntosh Mr. and Mrs. Jack C. Swank Mrs. Ella Ruth Bedgood Mr. and Mrs. Cameron & Jessica C. McKelvey Mr. John Tatum Mr. Martin Belasco Mr. and Mrs. Quin McWhirter Ms. Suzanne Thomas Dr. Terrell Benold Mr. and Mrs. Alan F. Merritt Mr. Roger E. Tower Mr. Gary Bergh Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wayne Miller Dr. Jane Trinh Ms. David Berken Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Miller Mr. Edward Turville Mr. Bill O. Berryman Mr. and Mrs. R.K. Miller Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tydlaska Mr. Peter Bielinski Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mims Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Philip Urbach Mr. and Mrs. Lin M. Bingham Dr. and Mrs. Norman Moore Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Varnell Ms. Ann M. Blackwood Mr. and Mrs. Steven S. Moore Mr. Charlie Vaughters Mr. & Mrs. Jack S. Blanton Jr. Mr. Daniel Novellli Ms. Virginia A. Elkins, Agency Ms. Teresa Blumentritt Dr. and Mrs. John S. Olson Mr. William C. Visinsky Mr. Jimmy Boatman Mr. Jerrold M. Paine Dr. James B. Walker Mr. Keith Boazman Ms. Lizzette Palmer Dr. Charles L. Watson Mr. and Mrs. Mark Conant Boone Mr. Joe D. Parmer Mr. and Mrs. Byron D. Webb III Mr. and Mrs. John D. Boswell Mr. Nichola Pascuzzi Mr. Robert Wells Mrs. Suzanne Boue Mr. Horst J. Paul Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Welsh Mr. Dan Bowyer Mr. Wendell Phillips Mr. Warren Clifford White Mr. and Mrs. Dan L. Brast Mr. and Mrs. David Pipes Mr. Michael Ley Wilson Mr. Allen Breard Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Pollard Mr. Albert E. Woelfel Mr. Randy Brint Hon. Frank C. Price Dr. and Mrs. Barry P. Wood Mr. and Mrs. Ward Daniel Broom Ms. Debra Rahman Mr. Michael Wade Wood Dr. Ethan Brown Mr. and Mrs. H. DeForest Ralph Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Woodward Mr. Henry Harding Brumby Mr. and Mrs. Don E. Rather Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Yekovich Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Buck Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Reckling Mr. and Mrs. Robert Yonke Mrs. Helen S. Buckley Mr. Chris Reichert Mr. and Mrs. Randy Pat Bullard Mr. Jack Reichert Mr. Rick Bynum Mr. Alton Clark Reid BLUE ($100–$499) Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Byrne Mr. John Randy Reimer Mr. Leon J. Caddell Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Reinhold Mr. Jay Adkins Ms. Norma Cardona Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Rexford Mr. and Mrs. Paul Agosta Mr. Robert Carington Mr. Claud Riddles Mr. Arnold Ahrens Mr. and Mrs. David B. Carpenter Dr. and Mrs. Gary Roberts Dr. Don Allen Mr. Albert Carrero Jr.

38 Mrs. Shelaswau Crier Dr. Robert Hauge Mrs. Betty L. Crockett Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. Hawkins Mr. Cleland Dade Mr. Jeffrey Lell Hays Mr. Marty Daniels Mr. David Henley Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Burl Davidson II Mr. and Mrs. J. Bruce Henley Mr. John Michael Davis Dr. Amy Katherine Henninger Mr. Richard Day Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Hermance Mr. George G. Dethlefsen Ms. Eleanor Hill Dr. Jimmy Disch Mr. Jon Martin Hillis Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ditman Mr. Sean Nathaniel Hirsch Mr. Chad Dodd Dr. David Hoban Mr. Hubbard Donald Mr. Tony Hudler Mr. Scott Dorsett Mr. C.M. Hudspeth Mrs. Donna Duke Ms. Barbara Hutchinson Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Dunn Ms. Kim Ivey Mrs. And Mrs. Bert Duplessis Mr. and Mrs. Guy William Jackson Jr. Dr. and Mrs. John E. Eisenlohr Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Janik Ms. Carol Ellinger P.E. Mr. Matthew Jankovsky Mr. Peter Ermis Mr. and Mrs. Douglas B. Johnson Mr. Howard L. Feldman Mr. Chris Jones Mr. Randall Nallie Finley Mr. Paul Jordan Mr. Warren Fisher Mr. Jeffrey Allyn Jorgensen Mrs. Camille S. Fitzsimmons Mr. and Mrs. David Kayle Dr. Jeff Fleming Mr. Joe M. Keathley Mr. William French Mr. and Mrs. Michael Patrick Keavney Mr. Christopher Frey Mr. and Mrs. James Keenan Mr. and Mrs. Randall Friday Mr. Martin Kerner Mr. Christopher Fuller Mr. and Mrs. John Frederick Kessenich Ms. Susan Gaeta Mr. Charles Kielman Mr. Terrance Gaiser Mr. Jeff Kindschuh Mr. and Mrs. William F. Galbraith Dr. and Mrs. Michael Koehl Dr. and Mrs. Jack Garrett Mr. and Mrs. Corey Koehn Mr. Christopher Gerken Mr. Stephen Krebs Mr. Joel H. Gilbert Mrs. IB Kristiansen Mr. Jerome Go Mr. and Mrs. K.R. Kuntz Mr. William Arthur Goforth II Ms. Kathleen Lake Mr. Alex Gonzalez Mr. Jake Lampert Dr. and Mrs. Winston D. Goodrich Mr. and Mrs. Christopher D. Landherr Dr. and Mrs. Michael J. Casey Ms. Jill Clausen Mr. Robert Cecil Gore Mr. and Mrs. Mendel Laviage Mr. and Mrs. Gus Cezeaux Mr. J.W. Cliett Ms. Barbara Granacher Mr. Lynn Alan Lednicky Mr. Bill Chaney Mr. and Mrs. John B. Clutterbuck Mr. Charles M. Green Mr. J.B. Lee Jr. Mrs. Jeanette Chevalier-White Mr. and Mrs. George Cochrum Mr. Les Greenberg Ms. Shen Liang Mr. Michael S. Chevalier-White Mr. Fred E. Cooper Mr. Dylan Guyer Mr. Andrew Sean Lin Mr. and Mrs. David Chisholm Dr. James E. Copeland Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Herbert Hahn Mr. James Liu Dr. William A. Chuoke Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip B. Costa Sr. Ms. Deborah Hall Mr. and Mrs. Chris Lowman Dr. Tamara R. Clancy Mr. Mark Covington Mr. James Patrick Hallmark Mr. David Lugo Mr. Andrew J. Clark IV Mr. Vernon Cox Mr. Gregory Hardin Mr. and Mrs. John W. Mackie III Ms. Melinda Clark Mr. Daniel Cricks Mr. and Mrs. Brian Harkins Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Mandola Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harper Mr. Leigh H. Masterson

39 Mr. and Mrs. Wesley H. Mathews Mr. and Mrs. Randy Reynolds Mr. Mark Tornwall Mr. Chris Kelley Mr. William J. Mathias Mr. and Mrs. Bart Rice Ms. Valerie Tsang Mr. Matt Langwell Dr. and Mrs. Roswell E. Mathis III Mr. Nathaniel Richards Mr. and Mrs. Efe Ustundag Mr. Walker Mangum Mr. Allan Matthews Mrs. Alli Richardson Mr. Charles Vaclavik Ms. Rita Marsales Mr. Charles D. Maynard Jr. Ms. Lorraine M. Rimlinger Ms. Marian Von-maszewski, M.D. Mr. David McDonell Mr. Clyde C. Mayo Mr. Rafael Rivas Mr. Germaine Vorhoff Mr. Todd Mohr Mr. G.C. McElreath Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Roach Mr. and Mrs. Thaddeus E. Ware Ms. Lori D. Monlux Esq. Mr. John McElveen Mr. Fred Roberts Dr. and Mrs. Michael F. Webster Mr. Scott Moore Mr. Taber McGinley Mr. Larry Roberts Mr. Byron Welch Mr. Patrick O’Connor Mr. and Mrs. Tom McHugh Mr. John Robinson Mr. Orville Welch Mr. Charles Parks Mr. Ed McKeown Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Rouse Mr. Tammy Welch Mr. Robert Parks Mr. Pat Mickley Mr. and Mrs. Warren Rouse Mr. Kenneth Wells Ms. Keisha Sievers Mr. and Mrs. Hugh E. Miller Mrs. Karen Rubinsky Mr. and Mrs. Erik Welsh Mr. and Mrs. Jeff B. Smith Mr. James Miller Mr. Eric Ruhlin Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Arthur Wende Ms. Jody Stiver Ms. Jan Z. Miller Mr. James Saduske Dr. and Mrs. Larry D. Whitmire Ms. Noemie Dharamraj Tilman Mr. Ernie Mills Mrs. Jennifer Sanow Dr. and Mrs. J. Bryant Wilkinson Mr. Mark Tobolowsky Mr. Fred Miranda Mr. William O. Schneider Mr. and Mrs. William Wilks Mr. Juan Gabriel Vicario Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Mohr Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Schnell Mr. J. M. Williams Ms. Jennifer A. Whitcomb Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Nicklaus Morgan Dr. and Mrs. R.J. Schroeder Mr. and Mrs. John Willis Mr. Robert Wilkins Mr. and Mrs. Clint F. Morse Ms. Stephanie Schroepfer Mr. and Mrs. Larry and Wiseman Mr. and Mrs. Brad Winkler Mrs. Stacy Mosely Mr. Barry R. Schulte Mr. Bill Witt Ms. Cathy Wyman Mr. Russell Moses Mr. and Mrs. Kent Scott Mr. Philip Ray Wood Mr. Craig Muirhead Mr. and Mrs. William Gene Scott Ms. Sallie S. Wright Note: If a donor prefers their name to be listed differently, please Mr. Chris Munoz Dr. and Mrs. David Sears Mr. Christopher Wynot Ms. Samantha Waldron Shannon Mr. and Mrs. Ed Zamora contact the Owl Club at 713-348-6957 Ms. Caron Murchison, M.D. or [email protected]. Mr. Joseph Murray Mr. Rick Sheridan Mr. David Nathan Mr. Alan Shive, Ph.D. Mr. and Mrs. Horton D. Nesrsta Mr. and Mrs. Bill E. Simmons OWL PRIDE ($50–$99) Mr. Brian Smith Mr. Eric Neuhaus Mr. Jason Michael Bigelow Mr. James Nicolaou Mr. and Mrs. Howard P. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Daley Smith Ms. Eleanor Blais Mr. Anthony Nila Ms. Karen Bush Mrs. Christopher Noble Mr. Judd Smith Mr. Michael Smith Mr. Casey Casson Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Nowak Mr. William Conrad Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Oehme Mr. John K. Spear Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Spiro Ms. Barbara Conte Mr. and Mrs. Martin Otto Ms. Jae Cross Mr. Philip G. Owens Mr. and Mrs. Kent Stainback Mr. and Mrs. David Blanford Steele Mr. Craig Crow Mr. Robert Panaccione Mr. and Mrs. Rodney K. Crowl Mr. and Mrs. John A. Pederson Mr. Joey R. Steele Mr. David Steinhart Mr. Lee Davis Mr. Herbert Hartwell Peebles Jr. Mr. Michael Ellis Mrs. Cynthia F. Pierce Mr. Trey Stiles Mr. David Stover Mr. Richard Evrard Mr. Steven Powell Mr. Dylan Farmer Mr. Jon Prather Mr. and Mrs. John Patrick Stroman Mr. Bryan Szalwinski Mr. John Findling Mr. Gary G. Preuss Mr. Bob Gardner Ms. Becky Randolph Ms. Huntley Mary Tarrant Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Taylor Jr. Mr. Courtney Lamon Gordon Mr. Maxim Rasquinha Ms. Adriana Grivas Mr. and Mrs. Alan Ratterree Mr. and Mrs. Emil Louis Tejml Mr. Matt Thanheiser Mr. James Hajovsky Mr. Josh Reiss Mr. and Mrs. George Howell III Mr. Ben Renberg Mr. Jeremy Thompson

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