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2012 Auburn Track & Field Media Almanac.Indd 2012 Indoor Schedule Jan. 14 Crimson Tide Invitational Birmingham, Ala. Jan. 21 Auburn Invitational Birmingham, Ala. Feb. 3-4 Virginia Tech Elite Meet Blacksburg, Va. Feb. 10-11 SPIRE Invitational Geneva, Ohio Tyson Invitational Fayetteville, Ark. UAB/BSC/Samford Invite Birmingham, Ala. Feb 24-26 SEC Indoor Championships Lexington, Ky. Mar. 3 Alabama High Tide Qualifier Birmingham, Ala. Mar. 9-10 NCAA Indoor Championships Nampa, Idaho 2012 Outdoor Schedule Mar. 23-24 Alabama Relays Tuscaloosa, Ala. Mar. 29-31 Texas Relays Austin, Texas Mar. 30-31 North Florida Invitational Jacksonville, Fla. Apr. 6-7 Tiger Track Classic Auburn, Ala. Apr. 14 Hurricane Invitational Miami, Fla. 2012 South Alabama Invite Mobile, Ala. Apr. 20-21 War Eagle Invitational Auburn, Ala. Apr. 26-28 Coach O Invitational Troy, Ala. AUBURN Penn Relays Philadelphia, Pa. May 10-13 SEC Outdoor Championships Baton Rouge, La. May 26-28 NCAA Preliminaries Jacksonville, Fla. TRACK & FIELD June 6-9 NCAA Outdoor Championships Des Moines, Iowa June 15-17 U.S. Junior Nationals Bloomington, Ind. MEDIA ALMANAC June 22-30 U.S. Nationals Eugene, Oregon Quick Facts Location ......................................................................................................Auburn, Ala. Nickname ..............................................................................................................Tigers Enrollment ...........................................................................................................25,469 Colors .................................................................................Burnt Orange and Navy Blue Conference .................................................................................................Southeastern President ..................................................................................................Dr. Jay Gogue Athletic Director ............................................................................................Jay Jacobs Facility .............................................................................................Hutsell-Rosen Track Head Coach ....................................................................................................Ralph Spry Assistant Head Coaches ........................................................Jerry Clayton, Henry Rolle Assistant Coaches ..................................................Mark Carroll, Scott Richardson, Diego Flaquer Media Relations Media Relations Contact .............................................................................Taylor Bryan Bryan Office/Cell ...........................................................(334) 844-9900/(205) 862-8418 Bryan Email .........................................................................taylor.bryan@auburn.edu 1 Olympians Coby Miller Juliet Campbell Sherridan Kirk Timicka Clarke Fana Ashby Wilbur Hutsell Snitz Snider Percy Beard Whitey Overton Jim Dillion Harvey Glance USA Coach - 1928 USA - 1928 USA - 1932 USA - 1932 USA - 1952 USA - 1976, 1980, 1984 Stanley Floyd Willie Smith James Walker Steve Griffiths John Tuttle Brian Abshire USA Coach - 1980 USA - 1976, 1980, 1984 USA - 1980 Jamaica - 1984 USA - 1984 USA - 1988 Craig Hepburn Samuel Matete Mel Rosen Juliet Campbell Lacena Golding-Clarke Victor Houston Bahamas - 1992 Zambia - 1992, 1996, 2000 USA Coach - 1984, 1992 Jamaica - 1992, 1996, 2000 Jamaica - 1996, 2000, 2004 Barbados - 1996, 2000 2 2012 Auburn Track & Field Olympians Sanjay Ayre Gabor Mate Coby Miller Avard Moncur Elva Goulbourne Marc Burns Jamaica - 2000, 2008 Hungary - 2000, 2004, 2008 USA - 2000, 2004 Bahamas - 2000, 2008 Jamaica - 2000 Trinidad&Tobago-2004, 2008 Leevan Sands Osbourne Moxey Dean Griffiths Timicka Clarke Henry Rolle Edis Elkasevic Bahamas - 2004, 2008 Bahamas - 2004 Jamaica - 2004 Bahamas - 2004, 2008 Bahamas Coach - 2004 Croatia - 2004 Maurice Smith Fana Ashby Sherridan Kirk Vonette Dixon Josanne Lucas Shamar Sands Jamaica - 2004, 2008 Trinidad&Tobago-2004 Trinidad&Tobago-2004 Jamaica - 2008 Trinidad&Tobago-2008 Bahamas - 2008 Gabor Mate Kerron Stewart Donald Thomas Jamaica - 2008 Bahamas - 2008 Lacena Golding- Maurice Smith Clarke 2012 Auburn Track & Field 3 Champions and Performers NCAA Outdoor Champions 2000 . .Vonette Dixon . .60m hurdles . .400m Relay (Trinidad & Tobago) 1927 . .Weems Baskin . 120y high hurdles 2002 . .Elva Goulbourne . Long Jump 2004 . .Marc Burns . 100 meters, 1951 . .Jim Dillion . .Discus 2003 . .Elva Goulbourne . .Triple Jump/Long Jump . .400m Relay (Trinidad & Tobago) 1954 . .Jim Dillion . .Discus 2005 . .Fana Ashby . .60 meters 2004 . .Timicka Clarke . .400m Relay (Bahamas) (4th) 1976 . .Harvey Glance . 100 meters, 200 meters 2005 . .Edis Elkasevic . Shot Put 2004 . .Edis Elkasevic . .Shot Put (Croatia) 1977 . .Harvey Glance . .100 meters 2005 . .Maurice Smith . Heptathlon 2004 . .Lacena Golding-Clarke . .100m hurdles 1978 . .James Walker . 400 hurdles 2007 . .Kerron Stewart . 60 meters/200 meters . .(Jamaica) (5th) 1979 . .James Walker . 400 hurdles 2007 . .Donald Thomas . High Jump 2004 . .Dean Griffiths . 400m hurdles (Jamaica) 1980 . .Stanley Floyd . .100 meters 2010 . .Sheniqua Ferguson . .200 meters 2004 . .Sherridan Kirk . .800m (Trinidad & Tobago) 1986 . .Rosalind Council. 100 hurdles 2004 . .Coby Miller. .400m Relay (USA) (2nd) 1991 . .Samuel Matete . 400 hurdles 2004 . .Osbourne Moxey . Long Jump (Bahamas) 1993 . .Juliet Campbell . .400 meters 2004 . .Leevan Sands. Triple Jump (Bahamas) 1996 . .Victor Houston . .Decathlon 2004 . .Maurice Smith . .Decathlon (Jamaica) 1997 . .Clark Humphreys . .Pole Vault 2008 . .Sanjay Ayre . .1600m Relay (Jamaica) (8th) 1999 . .Gabor Mate . .Discus 2008 . .Marc Burns . 100 meters (7th), 2000 . .Gabor Mate . .Discus . .400m Relay(Trinidad & Tobago) (2nd) 2000 . .Avard Moncur . .400 meters 2008 . .Timicka Clarke . 100 meters (Bahamas) 2001 . .Avard Moncur . .400 meters 2008 . .Vonette Dixon . 100m hurdles (Jamaica) 2001 . .Shelly-Ann Gallimore . Triple Jump 2008 . .Josanne Lucas . .400m hurdles (Trinidad & Tobago) 2002 . .Elva Goulbourne . Long Jump 2008 . .Gabor Mate. .Discus (Hungary) 2003 . .Elva Goulbourne . Long Jump 2008 . .Avard Moncur . 1600m Relay (Bahamas) (2nd) 2003 . .Dean Griffiths . 400 hurdles 2008 . .Leevan Sands . .Triple Jump (Bahamas) (3rd) 2003 . .Leevan Sands. Long Jump 2008 . .Shamar Sands . 100m hurdles (Bahamas) 2004 . .Leevan Sands. Triple Jump 2008 . .Maurice Smith . .Decathlon (Jamaica) 2005 . .Edis Elkasevic . Shot Put 2008 . .Kerron Stewart . .100 meters (2nd), 2006 . .Jovanee Jarrett . Long Jump . 200 meters (3rd), 400m Relay (Jamaica) 2006 . .Markita James . 400 hurdles 2008 . .Donald Thomas . High Jump (Bahamas) 2007 . .Ty Akins . .110m hurdles 2007 . .Jacob Dunkleberger . Hammer Throw 2007 . .Kerron Stewart . 200m 2008 . .Cory Martin . Shot Put, Hammer Throw Vonette Dixon 2009 . .Joanna Atkins . 400m Auburn Olympic Performers 1928 . .Snitz Snider . .400 meters 1932 . .Percy Beard . 110m high hurdles (2nd) 1948 . .Whitey Overton . Steeplechase 1952 . .Jim Dillion . Discus (3rd) 1976 . .Harvey Glance . .100 meters (4th), . 400m Relay (1st) 1976 . .Willie Smith . 400m Relay Alternate 1980 . .Stanley Floyd . .100 meters, 400m Relay 1980 . .Harvey Glance . .100 meters, 400m Relay 1980 . .Willie Smith . .400 meters, 1600m Relay 1980 . .James Walker . .400m hurdles 1984 . .Harvey Glance . 400m Relay Alternate 1984 . .Steve Griffiths . 1600m Relay (Jamaica) 1984 . .Willie Smith . .1600m Relay Alternate (1st) 1984 . .John Tuttle . Marathon Josanne Lucas 1988 . .Brian Abshire . Steeplechase 1992 . .Juliet Campbell . 400 meters, . 1600m Relay (Jamaica) Pan Am Games 1992 . .Craig Hepburn . Long Jump (Bahamas) 1979 . .Harvey Glance . 100 meters (2nd), 1992 . .Samuel Matete . .400m hurdles (Zambia) . 1600m Relay (1st) 1996 . .Juliet Campbell . 400 meters, 1979 . .Willie Smith . 400 meters (3rd) Kerron Stewart . 1600m Relay (Jamaica) 1979 . .James Walker . 400m hurdles (1st), 1996 . .Lacena Golding . Long Jump (Jamaica) . 1600m Relay (1st).
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