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FACILITY RECORDS Eddie Smith Field House Eddie Smith Field House Facility Records (As of Jan NORTH CAROLINA TRACK & FIELD AND CROSS COUNTRY FACILITY RECORDS Eddie Smith Field House Eddie Smith Field House Facility Records (as of Jan. 1, 2019) - Women Facility Records (as of Jan. 1, 2019) - Men 60 Damola Osayomi - Nike 7.19 2008 60 C.J. Spiller - Clemson 6.58 2008 200 Krista Simkins - Miami 23.65 2008 200 Walter Dix - Florida State 21.12 2005 400 Shreese Woods - Charisma Sports 53.21 2008 400 Carnell Coleman - Unattached 47.30 2003 800 Alice Schmidt - UNC 2:05.54 2003 800 Tim Harris - Miami 1:50.05 2008 Mile Susan Kuijken - Florida State 4:36.91 2008 Mile Nicholas Kurgat - Global Mbio 4:06.34 2005 3000 Shalane Flanagan - UNC 9:17.41 2002 3000 Brian Baker - New Balance 8:11.79 2002 5000 Maddie McKeever - Unattached 16:06.54 2008 5000 Joey Tigchelaar - Florida State 14:15.60 2003 60H Tiffany Lott-Hogan - adidas 7.99 2004 60H Allen Johnson - Unattached 7.55 2004 4x400 St. Augustine’s 3:11.49 2004 4x400 Miami 3:39.21 2005 DMR Virginia 9:46.59 2008 DMR Florida State 11:11.03 2008 HJ Adam Shunk - UNC 7-4.5 2002 HJ Chaunte Howard - Georgia Tech 6-2.75 2005 Avion Jones, ECU 2016 PV Alina McDonald - KMR Athletic 14-5.25 (4.40m) 2020 PV Scott Houston - Unattached 17-11 2019 LJ Eloyse Lesueur - High Frequency 21-9.5 2008 LJ Dexter Adams - NC State 25-7.5 2008 TJ Shakeema Welsh - Team Velocity 44-7 2008 TJ Tim Russan - St. Augustine’s 53-1 2002 SP Kimberli Barrett - Miami 59-8.25 2005 SP Mitchell Pope - NC State 64-8.75 2007 WT Erin Gilreath - NY Athletic Club 79-1.25 2005 WT Alex Young - Velaasa 76-0.75 (23.18m) 2020 Pent. Hyleas Fountain – Nike 4,417 2005 Hept. Ryan Harlan – Unattached 6,102 2005 Outdoor Track & Field Facility at Finley Fields Outdoor Track & Field Facility at Finley Fields Facility Records - Women Facility Records - Men 100 100 200 200 400 400 800 800 1500 1500 3000 3000 Steeple Steeple 5000 5000 10K 10K 100H 100H 400H 400H 4x1 4x1 4x4 4x4 HJ HJ LJ LJ TJ TJ PV PV SP SP DT DT JT JT HT HT Hept. Dec. Irwin Belk Track at Fezter Field (Retired) Irwin Belk Track at Fezter Field (Retired) Facility Records - Women Facility Records - Men 100 Kesha Jett - Nike 11.20 2000 100 Kenny Brokenburr - Unattached 10.11 1996 200 Crystal Cox - Nike 22.70 2004 200 Floyd Heard - Unattached 20.18 2000 400 Monique Hennagan - Doyle Management 50.54 2004 400 Brandon Couts - Baylor 45.21 2000 800 Tina Krebs - Clemson 2:02.81 1984 800 Rich Kenah - Reebok 1:45.91 1996 Charmaine Howell - Speed Elite 2000 1500 Brian Hyde - William & Mary 3:35.84 1995 1500 Brie Felnagle - UNC 4:08.54 2008 Steeple Anthony Famigliette - adidas 8:31.91 2004 3000 Gina Procaccio - Sallie Mae TC 8:54.45 1993 5000 Bob Henes - NC State 13:46.93 1991 Steeple Carol Henry - UNC 10:02.22 2004 10K Martin Hehir - Syracuse 29:10.12 2014 5000 Joan Nesbit - New Balance 15:31.24 1996 110H Allen Johnson - Unattached 13.19 1997 10K Juliet Bottorfft - Duke 32:53.72 2014 400H Torrance Zellner - Asics 48.43 1996 100H Melissa Morrison - Reebok 12.89 2000 4x1 NC State 39.14 1991 400H Debbie Ann Parris - Unattached 55.90 2000 4x4 George Mason 3:04.10 1991 4x1 Southern California 43.69 1999 4x4 Notre Dame 3:33.70 2014 HJ Tony Barton - Unattached 7-6 1992 HJ Chaunte Howard - Georgia Tech 6-4.75 2004 Randy Jenkins - Tennessee 1994 LJ Cordell Smith - NC State 23-8 1998 LJ Joseph Allen - EHI 26-5.5 2004 TJ Tiombe Hurd - Nike International 45-9.75 2000 TJ Tim Russant - Unattached 54-11.5 2004 PV Martina Schultze - Virginia Tech 14-4.5 2014 PV Tim Mack - Ultimate AC 19-0.75 2000 SP Connie Price-Smith - Nike International 60-8.75 2000 SP C.J. Hunter - Nike 70-0.25 1999 DT Pam Dukes - Unattached 188-1 1995 DT Vikas Gowda - Unattached 205-4 2004 JT Laverne Eve - Speed Dynamics 199-3 2000 JT Tom Pukstys - adidas 256-5 2000 HT Lisa Misipeka - South Carolina 218-6 1999 HT Stuart Rendell - Unattached 241-10 2000 Hept. Grete Sadeiko - Florida State 5,706 2014 Dec. Kevin McGorty - UNC 7,520 1986 UNC Track & Field and Cross Country Record Book • Page 42.
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