2012 Clemson Cross Country Online Guide

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TABLE OF CONTENTS General Information Athletic Facilities...............................................2 Season Outlook................................................3

The Staff Lawrence Johnson, Head Coach.......................4 Brad Herbster, Associate Head Coach..............5 Support Staff....................................................6 Athletic Department Directory.........................6

The Student-Athletes Men’s Roster.....................................................7 Men’s Profiles..............................................8-10 Women’s Roster.............................................11 Women’s Profiles.......................................12-17

2011 Year-in-Review Final Notes......................................................18 Race-by-Race Results......................................19 Top Times.......................................................19

Records & History Men’s Honors.................................................20 Men’s Results............................................20-21 Women’s Honors............................................22 Women’s Results.......................................22-23 All-Time Letterwinners...................................24

Coaching Staff Director of Track & Field/XC..... Lawrence Johnson

Alma Mater/Yr.......................Arkansas/2000

Season at Clemson................................... 5th

Office Phone......................... (864) 656-2269 Associate Head Coach..................... Brad Herbster

Alma Mater/Yr..............South Carolina/1991

Season at Clemson................................... 4th

Office Phone......................... (864) 656-1972

Herbster Email.......... bherbst@clemson.edu Media Information The 2012 cross country guide has been compiled to assist you with your coverage of the teams this season. Interviews with coaches and studentathletes should be arranged through Philip Sikes in the sports information office (864-656-1985).

Online Guide Credits The 2012 cross country guide was written, edited and designed by Associate SID Philip Sikes. Front cover and poster designs courtesy of Assistant SID Jeff Kallin.

Photography used for the interior and exterior of the guide provided by the Atlantic Coast Conference, Rex Brown, Kerry Capps, Eddie Cliffe, Mark Crammer, Tyler Smith and Patrick Wright.

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understood what he needed to do.”

One of the team’s top performers could very well be freshman Roland Hakes out of Dutch Fork High School in Irmo, SC. Herbster said he is one of the best in-state prospects to sign with the Clemson distance program in a long time.

Hakes won AAAA state championships in cross country as a junior and senior. He ran a personal best of 15:09 on a difficult 5K course. He was a multipletime state champion in track & field as well.

“He works hard and is a strong competitor,” Herbster said. “He’ll be a good leader for us, even though he’s only a freshman.”

With McCormack out, the onus to step up productivity may fall on red-shirt senior Martin Maloney and sophomore James Dwyer. Maloney scored at both the ACC Championships and Southeast Regionals last year. Dwyer returns as a sophomore after scoring in several meets as a rookie. Both will need to show improvement in their times for the Tigers to take the next step as a program.

Travis Christenberry and Stephen Lewandowski are a pair of freshmen who have a chance to contribute in Clemson’s top seven, Herbster said. Christenberry was bronze medalist in 2011 at Florida’s AAAA state championship cross country meet. Lewandowski has run 4:08 in the mile, and was sixth in New Jersey’s Meet of Champions 5K. The two teams will face a tough schedule ahead in the fall of 2012. Clemson opens the season on Aug. 31 at home, but will race against several tough teams out West at the Los Angeles Invitational in September and at the NCAA Pre-Nationals in October in Louisville, KY. The ACC Championships will be held in Blacksburg, VA for the first time later in the month, while the Southeast Regionals will also have a new home in Charlotte, NC. No matter who finds themselves contributing on a consistent basis, Clemson’s young rosters must mature quickly against that type of a schedule.

Herbster believes his groups are up to the challenge.

“People expect us to fall on the women’s side because we lost Kulik and Ruck, but we can surprise this year. On the men’s side, we need to build the team up. Without Ty in the mix and with some coaching uncertainty at some ACC schools, it’s a great opportunity for our younger guys to step up.”

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Building a championship caliber cross country program at Clemson has been a process. Last year, the Clemson women enjoyed their finest fall season in nearly 20 years. Now in year five under Director of Cross Country Lawrence Johnson, he and Associate Head Cross Country Coach Brad Herbster hope to see the men’s program follow suit, while the women continue to climb within the ranks of the Atlantic Coast Conference.

It will be a formidable challenge for the Clemson women, who lost 2011 senior leaders Alyssa Kulik and Kim Ruck to graduation.

“Our freshmen and sophomores last year learned from Alyssa and Kim, but now they’re going to have to step up and be productive,” Johnson said. “We’re relatively young, probably as young as we’ve been in a while.”

One student-athlete with the luxury of experience under her belt is junior Natalie Anthony, who was easily the most improved runner on the Tiger roster a year ago. Anthony will help fill the void left behind

by Kulik and Ruck. A native of Randolph, NJ, she was just two spots shy of earning all-region status last fall after helping the Tigers to a fourth-place team finish in Louisville, KY. Anthony was also the team’s No. 3 runner at the ACC Championships, finishing 32nd individually.

“Natalie made huge strides last fall and carried it over into track season,” Herbster said.

Anthony will receive a boost this fall in the form of 2011 Furman graduate Erin Barker, who will have one year of eligibility with Clemson in cross country and track & field. Barker actually finished six spots ahead of Anthony and was a member of the AllSoutheast Regional Team last fall. Barker was also an All-Southern Conference performer after finishing fourth for the Paladins.

Kate Borowicz returns for her senior season. She was strong in cross country last fall before an upand-down track season. Borowicz was 31st at the 2011 ACC Championships and 43rd at the Southeast Regionals, scoring in both important meets for the Tigers.

Cara Talty, a junior from Raritan, NJ, transferred into the program last fall and made an impact.

She scored in two meets, including the Southeast Regionals, where she was one spot behind Borowicz.

Elyse Borisko is a red-shirt junior who could be a wild card for the Tigers in 2012. She was a consistent scoring threat for Clemson as a freshman in 2010, but had her share of ups and downs in 2011. The Tigers would benefit greatly from more performances like the one she had at the ACC Championships, where she was 40th on Clemson’s home course.

The remainder of the Clemson women’s roster will be made up of promising, but unproven red-shirts and sophomores, as well as incoming freshmen. Taylor Miller has drawn rave reviews from the coaching staff, while Easley High School product Emily Lewis will be among the newcomers with a chance to contribute as a first-year freshman.

“Emily was one of the quietest recruits you could ever hear of in the ACC,” Herbster said. “She ran 11 flat in the two-mile, which is good in this state at the high school level.”

Other newcomers that have a chance to contribute are Lindsey Bellaran and Brianna Feerst, both of whom relocated to Clemson from the state of New Jersey.

The Tiger men’s team will have a different look in 2012, largely due to the absence of All-ACC and allregion standout Ty McCormack. He will red-shirt the fall season because he will be studying abroad in China as part of his language & international trade curriculum. McCormack’s loss will be significant, as he placed eighth at the ACC Championships last season and was coming off a solid outdoor track season in the steeplechase.

“On the men’s side, guys have to invest themselves more into the program,” Johnson said.

A good example of someone who has certainly upped his investment recently is red-shirt sophomore Aaron Ramirez, who improved by leaps and bounds during the outdoor track portion of the 2011-12 academic year. Ramirez finished fourth in the 1500 meters at the ACC Outdoor Championships, and his coaches hope he can carry confidence over from that type of performance into more strenuous cross country races.

“Aaron was over-thinking the entire season in cross country,” Herbster said. “He was most nervous for the 10K at Southeast Regionals, but that turned out to be his best race because he finally relaxed and

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HEAD COACH LAWRENCE JOHNSON Lawrence Johnson is in his fifth season as Clemson’s director of track & field and cross country. Under his leadership, the men’s team has shown consistent progress, while the women’s program has blossomed into the ACC’s best and one of the elite-level programs in the nation.

Clemson has swept the ACC indoor and outdoor team championships in women’s track & field each of the past three seasons. Johnson also swept ACC and Southeast Region Coach-of-the-Year honors from 2010-12.

In just four years, Johnson has coached 82 AllAmericans and 48 ACC event champions. His athletes have been named the ACC meet most valuable performers on the track or in the field 11 times, while four have been named Athlete of the Year by the conference.

Johnson’s athletes have continued to establish school records as the program elevates to new heights. Thirty-four of the current school indoor or outdoor men’s and women’s records have been set under Johnson’s watch.

The Clemson women’s program earned topfive team finishes at the NCAA Championships in 2012. The indoor team tied for fifth place, while the outdoor team produced a program-best fourth-place tie. His program produced 25 All-Americans in 2012 alone, as well as 17 ACC event champions.

Individually, Brianna Rollins was NCAA runner-up in the high hurdles both seasons. She was the ACC Indoor Track Athlete of the Year, while Marlena Wesh won the honor outdoors. Dezerea Bryant swept ACC Freshman of the Year honors, while April Sinkler was named ACC Outdoor Field Athlete of the Year.

Three athletes he coached at Clemson, including two currently on the 2012-13 roster, competed in the London Olympics in August. Warren Fraser represented the Bahamas in the 100 dash, while Wesh competed in the 400 for Haiti. Patricia Mamona, who won a pair of NCAA Championships under Johnson in the triple jump, competed for Portugal.

Johnson’s program produced three top-25 NCAA team finishes in 2011, highlighted by the women’s team’s No. 7 standing at the national outdoor meet.

He coached three NCAA individual champions - Rollins in the 60 hurdles, Miller Moss in the heptathlon, and Mamona in the outdoor triple jump. He also coached NCAA runner-up April Sinkler in the indoor triple jump and Liane Weber in the heptathlon.

Clemson won the 2010 indoor crown in surprising fashion to some. The Tigers were thought to be underdogs heading into the three-day meet, but Johnson’s team dominated the event by tallying 145.5 points. Clemson won both the indoor and outdoor meet by over 50-point margins.

Under Johnson’s watch, the 2010 women’s team totaled 17 All-America performers. Ten were at the NCAA Indoor Championships, when the team tied for seventh place. It was Clemson’s highest finish since the 2001 team tied for third. The team followed with another top-20 finish in the spring, finishing 18th behind Mamona’s first national championship performance in the triple jump.

In terms of individual accolades, several of Johnson’s athletes stood out in 2010. Mamona was named the ACC’s Outdoor Field Athlete-of-the-Year, while Sinkler was the league’s Meet MVP during both seasons. Weber was a first-team ESPN the Magazine

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Academic All-American, while Mamona was named to the third team. In addition to Rollins’ indoor rookie honor, Kendrick went on to be named ACC Outdoor Freshman-of-the-Year.

The 2010 season was a banner year for both individual and relay championships at the ACC level as well. Sinkler won the indoor and outdoor high jump and long jump, while Weber swept the pentathlon and heptathlon with ACC records. The Tigers capped both meets by winning a relay on the final day.

Indoors, a team of four freshmen captured the 4x400 relay in dominant fashion. Outdoors, Clemson took home the 4x100 relay. Both relays went on to AllAmerica performances at the NCAA Championships.

Johnson’s ability as a coach was first displayed for the Tigers at the 2009 NCAA Indoor Championships, where two-sport athlete Jacoby Ford won his first-ever national crown in the 60 dash. Clemson produced seven All-Americans in his first year alone, but that only taps the surface of what Johnson was able to accomplish in his initial campaign as a Division I head coach.

Ford earned three of the All-America honors by himself in 2009 and excelled in his only season within Johnson’s system. Ford established an ACC record time of 6.51 in winning the league’s 60 dash title. He also went on to win the 100 dash outdoors.

The 4x100 relay, consisting of Ford, C.J. Spiller, Justin Murdock and Trenton Guy, experienced a level never before seen at Clemson. Johnson and Assistant Coach Tim Hall carefully put the pieces of the puzzle together, and returned with a third-place finish at the NCAA Outdoor Championships.

Perhaps the most visible aspect of Johnson’s impact in his first year was the turnaround experienced by the women’s team. Clemson finished third at the 2009 ACC Indoor Championships, a fivespot improvement from the previous year that was only a foreshadowing of things to come.

Johnson personally coached three champions at the meet, Sinkler in the high jump and long jump, and Weber in the pentathlon. Sinkler was named the ACC Field MVP after the meet. Weber went on to earn her first-ever All-America certificate after placing sixth in the pentathlon at the NCAA Championships.

Johnson, 37, was one of the top assistant coaches in collegiate track & field when approached by Clemson’s administration about the possibility of becoming the school’s next head coach. He coached the sprints, hurdles, jumps, and multi-events for the men and women at Virginia Tech. He was coming

JOHNSON’s réSUMé Personal Information Name: Lawrence A. Johnson Birthday: May 25, 1975 Wife: former Lilly Montgomery Children: Desirae (16), Lawrence (10), Laniah (6), Lukas (5) Education: Bachelor’s degree in kinesiology from the University of Arkansas (2000) Coaching History Graduate Assistant, Arkansas 2000-2001 Assistant Coach, Southern Illinois 2001-04 Assistant Coach, Virginia Tech 2005-07 Associate Women’s Head Coach, Virginia Tech 2007-08 Head Coach, Clemson 2008-Present 2 3 4 5 11 34 65 92

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By the Numbers IAAF World Junior Champions USA Junior & Pan American Junior Champions Olympians (3 at Clemson) NCAA Champions ACC Meet Most Valuable Performers Clemson Event Record-Holders ACC Champions (48 at Clemson) All-Americans (82 at Clemson)

off a 2008 season in which he was named Southeast Region Assistant Coach-of-the-Year by the USTFCCCA. Johnson’s groups were a big reason the Hokies claimed four straight ACC championships on the women’s side since 2006-07. In 2007, he was named National Assistant Coach-of-the-Year for women’s sprints and hurdles.

In total, Johnson coached 10 NCAA All-Americans and 17 ACC champions in his four years with the Virginia Tech program. He also coached eight NCAA East Region individual champions.

International success has been a hallmark of Johnson’s program in his time at Clemson. Kendrick won an individual gold medal in the 200 dash at the IAAF World Junior Championships, while also adding a gold as a member of the 4x100 relay for Team USA in 2010. Kendrick’s individual championship was the first in Clemson women’s track & field history at the world juniors.

Dezerea Bryant added a gold for the Tiger program in the 4x100-meter relay in 2012. Bryant was also the USA Junior Champion in the 100-meter dash and bronze medalist at World Juniors in the 200.

In 2012, Alyssa Kulik (steeplechase) and Brianna Rollins (100 hurdles) collected gold medals at the North American, Central American and Car Under-23 Championships in Guanajuato, Mexico.

Prior to his four-year appointment at Virginia Tech, Johnson spent two years as an assistant at Southern Illinois. Prior to that stop, he assisted with the instruction of sprints, hurdles, and jumps at the University of Arkansas from 1999-2002. The Razorbacks won back-to-back SEC “triple crown” championships during that time.

Johnson earned an undergraduate degree in kinesiology from Arkansas in 2000. He earned one varsity letter with the Razorbacks’ nationallyrenowned program. As a sprinter, he helped Arkansas to four SEC indoor and outdoor championships and the 1998 NCAA Outdoor national championship.

In 1995, Johnson was a member of the “triple crown” national championship track & field team at Blinn College in Texas. He also was a 1996 South Coast Conference champion in the 400 at Long Beach City College before moving on to Arkansas.

Johnson is married to the former Lilly Montgomery. The couple has four children, Desirae (18), Lawrence (12), Laniah (8), and Lukas (7).

ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH BRAD HERBSTER Under Herbster’s tutelage, Ruck and Kulik have experienced outstanding individual results in cross country as well. Ruck was all-region three straight years (2009-11) and All-ACC in 2009. Kulik was allregion in 2010 and 2011, leading the team to a fourth-place finish in the latter year.

Ruck became the first Clemson female in 17 years to earn trips to all three NCAA national meets in the same calendar year when she competed at the NCAA Cross Country Championships in the fall of 2010. She earned the trip by finishing sixth at the NCAA Southeast Regional in Louisville, KY. Kulik was also all-region, finishing 25th. It was the first time in 17 years the Tiger women’s team had two all-region performers in the same cross country season.

Herbster continues to make strides with the men’s distance program as well. Chris Slate was All-ACC in the 800 both indoor and outdoor in 2011 and 2012.

Slate also advanced to the NCAA Championships for the first time as a senior in 2012, Clemson’s first in the 800 meters since 1999.

He coached Ty McCormack to a strong cross country season in 2011. He was All-ACC with an eighth-place effort on Clemson’s home course and followed with an all-region showing in November.

Herbster, like current Clemson assistant Tim Hall, joined the Tiger coaching staff after a stint with Charlotte. Herbster coached the distance athletes for the 49er program from 2002-09. During his time with the program, he was an integral part of four straight women’s Atlantic-10 championships as well as three of the last four men’s A-10 team champions.

His student-athletes earned great individual acclaim during Herbster’s tenure with the 49ers. He coached 35 conference champions (including relays) between indoor and outdoor track & field in his seven years with the program. In cross country, he mentored 28 all-conference performers, including the 2008 men’s and women’s individual champions.

The 2008 cross country season was a banner one for Herbster’s athletes. The women’s team was

HERBSTER’s réSUMé Personal Information Name: Bradley John Herbster Birthday: May 13, 1969 Wife: former Deborah Akins Education: Bachelor’s degree in applied professional sciences from the University of South Carolina (1991) Coaching History Head Coach, North Mecklenburg HS Assistant Coach, Charlotte Associate Head Coach, Charlotte Assistant Coach, Clemson Associate Head XC Coach, Clemson

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By the Numbers 4 - All-Americans (3 at Clemson - Kim Ruck, 2010; Alyssa Kulik, 2011-12) 6 - All-Region XC Performers at Clemson (Kim Ruck, 2009-11; Alyssa Kulik, 2010-11; Ty McCormack, 2011) 30 - All-Conference XC Performers (2 at Clemson - Kim Ruck, 2009; Ty McCormack, 2011) 37 - Conference Track Champions (3 at Clemson - Kim Ruck, 2010 Indoor 5K & 2011 Outdoor 10K; Alyssa Kulik, Steeplechase)

runner-up at the A-10 meet, thanks to an individual championship by Amanda Goetschuis. She went on to also earn all-region honors and compete individually at the NCAA Cross Country Championships. On the men’s side, Herbster coached Adu Dentamo to the first-ever A-10 individual championship in Charlotte history.

In 2002, Herbster’s first year, the men’s cross country team won its only Conference USA championship. Herbster was named Conference USA Coach-of-the-Year in his initial campaign with the 49ers.

On the track, 27 of Herbster’s conference champions came from the women’s track & field team at Charlotte. He coached Aja Jackson to nine individual championships from 2007-09 and Cassie Ficken to seven in 2005 and 2006. Under Herbster’s coaching, Ficken became the first indoor All-American in Charlotte women’s track & field history in 2005.

Jackson was named A-10 Performer-of-the-Year in 2009.

Herbster coached the 49ers to 10 conference championships in 2009 alone, including four relays.

Charlotte swept the men’s and women’s distance medley relay at the A-10 Indoor Championships, while the women’s 4x800m relay won both indoor and outdoor crowns. Four of his individual champions in 2009 were first-time winners at the A-10 Track & Field Championships.

Prior to joining the Charlotte program, Herbster spent four years as a high school coach in North Carolina. He coached cross country and distance events for North Mecklenburg High School for three years. He was named Coach-of-the-Year by the Charlotte Observer in 2000-01. He produced six AllAmericans and five state champions. He then spent one year at Hopewell High School in Huntersville, NC. Herbster earned his undergraduate degree from the University of South Carolina in 1991. He competed for the Gamecock cross country and track & field teams. Herbster was a three-time allconference performer and still ranks fifth in school history on the all-time 3000-meter steeplechase performance list.

Herbster, 43, is married to the former Deborah Akins.

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Brad Herbster is in his fourth season as a member of Clemson’s cross country and track & field staffs. Director of Cross Country and Track & Field Lawrence Johnson added Herbster to his staff in the summer of 2009, a move that has had a tremendous impact on the program in his first three seasons with the Tigers. Herbster was elevated to the title of associate head cross country coach in August of 2012.

Clemson has captured ACC championships in women’s indoor and outdoor track & field in each of the last three seasons with Herbster on the staff.

The women’s team has had six straight NCAA top-20 finishes as well, culminating with a pair of top-five efforts in 2012.

Herbster coached junior Alyssa Kulik to an incredible career in the steeplechase. She was fourth at the NCAA Championships in 2011, earning the first All-America honor in women’s program history for the event. She followed as a senior in 2012 with her first individual ACC Championship and a seventhplace finish and second straight All-America honor at the NCAA Championships. Kulik competed at the U.S. Olympic Trials in 2012 in the steeplechase, finishing 15th.

In 2010, he coached Kim Ruck to All-America status with a seventh-place finish in the 5K at the NCAA Indoor Championships. Ruck was also the ACC’s indoor champion in the event, Clemson’s first indoor female distance champion in the conference in 17 years. Herbster coached her to a school-record time in the 5K. She also earned a bid to the NCAA Outdoor Championships in the 10K, finishing in 13th place.

Ruck followed up with another quality season on the track in 2011. She won the ACC 10,000-meter race and was all-conference indoors in the 3K and 5K.

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SUPPORT STAFF Shawn Cobey is in his fourth season as a member of the Tiger track & field staff. He was Clemson’s throws coach from 2009-12 before claiming the title of operations manager for the Tiger track & field and cross country program in August.

In his new role, Cobey is in charge of the program’s travel arrangements, coordination of recruiting visits, equipment and meet management. He is also the program’s liaison with academics and compliance.

Clemson captured ACC championships in women’s indoor and outdoor track & field in each of the last three seasons with Cobey on the staff. The women’s Shawn Cobey team has had six straight NCAA top-20 finishes as well, Operations Manager culminating with a pair of top-five efforts in 2012.

Cobey’s athletes have been important contributors to the team success, both on the men’s and women’s sides over the last three years.

Zach Berg overcame a long bout with injuries to flourish in 2010, his final season in a Clemson uniform. It is no coincidence his performance level elevated with Cobey’s coaching. Under the new leadership, Berg established Clemson records in both the weight throw (66’11.5”) and hammer throw (210’7”) and was the third-place finisher at the ACC level in both events. He also earned his firstever NCAA qualification by placing 12th at the East Prelims in Greensboro to close the outdoor season.

Alex Padgett would go on to break Berg’s record in the weight throw as a senior in 2011, a year that turned out to be stellar for the Rock Hill, SC native. It was a senior season that culminated with his first and only ACC championship in the shot put at the outdoor league meet in Durham, NC. Padgett was also All-ACC in the indoor shot put under Cobey’s tutelage in 2011 as well.

On the women’s side, Brittney Waller worked her way from all-conference in the weight throw as a freshman to ACC Champion and second-team All-American in the event as a sophomore in 2011. Waller followed with a second straight league title in 2012 as a junior.

Waller, a former USA Junior qualifier in both the discus and hammer, ranks among Clemson’s all-time best in the weight, discus and hammer throws.

Cobey was an assistant coach at his alma mater, Youngstown State, from 200309 before making the move to Clemson. Prior to 2003, Cobey was head coach of his alma mater, Canfield High School, for two years.

Cobey was a six-time all-conference thrower at Youngstown State, including a two-time conference champion. He earned a bachelor’s degree in education in 2001. He earned a master’s degree in education leadership and administration in 2004.

Cobey, 34, married the former Ashleigh Evatt on July 21, 2012.

Anne Powell is in her second season as a graduate assistant with the Clemson track & field program. She assists Director of Track & Field Lawrence Johnson with the administration of various operational areas of the program. She assists with the planning of track camps, clinics, recruiting weekends, and fan appreciation events.

Powell helps maintain a recruiting database, assists with communication to potential recruits, and at the direction of the coaching staff, coordinates recruiting visits. She is also involved in managing the operations of hosting a track meet.

Anne Powell In her first season at Clemson, the Tiger women’s Graduate Assistant program won both indoor and outdoor ACC Championships in 2012. Clemson’s women also produced top-five team finishes in both seasons at the NCAA Championships, culminating with a tie for fourth at the outdoor national meet.

Powell joined the Tiger track & field program after a decorated pole vault career for the UNC Wilmington women’s track & field team. During her time with the Seahawks, she established both indoor and outdoor records for the women’s vault. Her lifetime best clearance was 12’8.25” (3.87m), set at the Penn State Challenge in February of 2011.

She was a three-time All-Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) performer, which included a pair of silver medals in 2008 and 2009. She was third-team All-CAA in 2011, after sitting out the 2010 season due to injury. Powell also qualified for the ECAC Championships her first two seasons.

In 2011, she competed at the NCAA East Preliminary Round in Bloomington, IN and was named the Seahawks’ team MVP for field events. She won the pole vault competition at four meets in 2011, including the Coastal Carolina Classic and Charlotte Invitational.

Powell is a native of Ashland, VA and graduated from Patrick Henry High School in 2007. She earned her undergraduate degree from UNC Wilmington in exercise science and is pursuing a master’s degree in human resource development from Clemson.

Roberta Balliet Administrative Assistant

Rick Franzblau Strength & Conditioning

Stefanie Gauquier Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer

Dr. Loreto Jackson Associate AD/Performance, Sport Supervisor

Barbara Kennedy-Dixon Associate AD/Senior Women’s Administrator

Matt Lombardi Assistant Director, Athletic Academic Services

Drew Moore Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer

Lindsey Ricketts Assistant Director, Athletic Academic Services

Philip Sikes Associate Sports Information Director

Mike Wilson Equipment Manager

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MEN’S ROSTER Name Height Class Jack Andritsch 6-3 Fr. Travis Christenberry 6-1 Fr. Josh Copus 5-11 Fr. James Dwyer 5-11 So. Roland Hakes 5-10 Fr. Kevin Ketner 6-0 *Fr. Stephen Lewandowski 5-9 Fr. Martin Maloney 5-11 *Gr. Ty McCormack 6-3 Jr. Sam McGill 5-9 *Fr. Steven Phillips 5-5 Fr. Cole Rains 5-9 Fr. Aaron Ramirez 5-8 *So. Tim Tyler 6-0 So.

Hometown Fishers, IN Tampa, FL Winston-Salem, NC Dunwoody, GA Irmo, SC Fort Mill, SC Mountain Lakes, NJ Apple Valley, MN Gainesville, GA Aiken, SC Cary, NC Asheville, NC Simpsonville, SC Mt. Pleasant, SC

Previous School Hamilton Southeastern HS H.B. Plant HS Mount Tabor HS Dunwoody HS Dutch Fork HS Nation Ford HS Mountain Lakes HS Gordon College (MA) North Hall HS Aiken HS Cardinal Gibbons HS T.C. Roberson HS Woodmont HS Wando HS

Director of Cross Country: Lawrence Johnson Associate Head Cross Country Coach: Brad Herbster

ClemsonTigers.com Front (L to R): Martin Maloney, Aaron Ramirez, Ryan Mangone (track), Sam McGill, Steven Phillips, Cole Rains Back (L to R): Roland Hakes, Josh Copus, Nathaniel Johnson (track), Tim Tyler, Jack Andritsch, Nathan Hendershot (track), Travis Christenberry, Kevin Ketner, James Dwyer. Not Pictured: Stephen Lewandowski, Ty McCormack

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MEN’S BIOGRAPHIES Jack Andritsch 6-3 • Freshman Fishers, IN

James Dwyer 5-11 • Sophomore Dunwoody, Ga

Hamilton Southeastern High School Highlights • 2011 sectional champion in the 5K, he also finished 15th at the Indiana state meet for cross country • 2011 runner-up in his conference for cross country • Ran 4:20.83 in the mile at the Franklin Central Flashes Showcase, a personal best • Led team to runner-up finish at state cross cross country

2011 Highlights • Scored for the Tigers in three meets • Best finish was 49th at the Clemson Invitational, where he posted an 8K time of 25:31.86 • Scored at the NCAA Southeast Regional, 141st overall with a 10K time of 33:27.8

meet in 2011 • Claims personal 5K cross country best of 15:38.11 Personal • Born 8/13/94 • Majoring in engineering

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Travis Christenberry 6-1 • Freshman Tampa, FL H.B. Plant High School Highlights • Bronze medalist at the 2011 AAAA state cross country championship meet, he led Plant High to a third-place team finish • Hillsborough County Cross Country Championships runner-up in 2011 • District 6 Champion and third place in the region in cross country as a senior • Named to All-Hillsborough Team by the Tampa Tribune • Placed 33rd at the Foot Locker South Regional Cross Country 5K • Claims personal best of 15:32 in the 5K in cross country • Earned region and district track championships in the two-mile in 2012 • All-State performer in the two-mile after finishing fourth in the AAAA final

Dunwoody High School Highlights • 2011 champion in the 1600 meters at the Georgia Olympics, he was also runnerup in the 3200 at the meet • 2011 Dekalb County champion in both track events, as well as the cross country 5K in the fall of 2010 • Placed 13th at the GHSA Cross Country State Championship in 2010 • Region 6-AAAA runner-up in the 5K in 2010 • Named Man of the Year for 1600 by the Atlanta Track Club in 2011 • Holds school records in both the 1600 and 3200 • Led team to three region championships in track & field Personal • Born 5/17/93 • Majoring in mechanical engineering • Named to 2011-12 ACC Academic Honor Roll Collegiate Bests • 8,000 - 25:31.86 • 10,000 - 33:27.8

Roland Hakes 5-10 • Freshman Irmo, SC

Personal • Born 9/21/93 • Majoring in engineering

Josh Copus 5-11 • Freshman Winston-Salem, NC Mount Tabor High School Highlights • Two-time all-state in the mile at the AAAA level, with a best finish of fourth place as a senior in 2012 • 2012 indoor all-state performer with fourth-place finish in the 1000 • Ran personal cross country best 15:57 in the 5K at the 2011 Wendy’s Invitational • Placed 22nd at the North Carolina AAAA state cross country meet • Two-time all-region performer in cross country • Helped school’s 4x800-meter relay to indoor state titles in 2011 and 2012 Personal • Born 4/24/94 • Majoring in engineering

Dutch Fork High School Highlights • Two-time AAAA state cross country champion in the 5K, he led Dutch Fork to a fourth-place team finish in 2011 • 2012 AAAA outdoor track state champion in the mile, setting a school record 4:13 in the victory • Claims four individual state championships in track • Two-time Gatorade Boys Cross Country Runner-of-theYear for South Carolina • 2011 Region 4-AAAA cross country champion in the 5K • 2011 SCRunners.com Male Cross Country Runner-of-the-Year • Claims a cross country personal best of 15:09 in the 5K Personal • Born 3/15/93 • Majoring in history

Kevin Ketner 6-0 • Red-Shirt Freshman Fort Mill, SC 2011 Highlights • Red-shirted Nation Ford High School Highlights • Won 2010 AAA state championship in cross country with a time of 15:59 • 2010 AAA Upper State champion in cross country • Earned 2009 all-state honors in cross country after placing sixth at the AAAA meet • Earned all-state honors in track in the 1600 from 2008-11 • Three-time all-region on the track

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MEN’S BIOGRAPHIES Ty McCormack 6-3 • Junior Gainesville, GA

Personal • Born 8/25/92 • Majoring in microbiology • Sister, Haley, plays volleyball at Georgia Southern

Stephen Lewandowski 5-9 • Freshman Mountain Lakes, NJ Mountain Lakes High School Highlights • 2012 outdoor track runner-up and indoor bronze medalist in the mile at the NJSIAA Meet of Champions • 2011 all-state in cross country after finishing sixth in the 5K Meet of Champions • Placed 26th at the Foot Locker Northeast Cross Country Regional • Competed in the prestigious Millrose Games in 2012, finishing eighth in the mile • Competed in the 2011 and 2012 New Balance Outdoor Nationals in the mile, placing eighth as a junior • Morris County track champion in the mile and two-mile • Claims personal cross country best of 15:47 in the 5K, and track bests of 4:08.28 in the mile and 9:16.82 in the two-mile Personal • Born 8/24/93 • Majoring in pre-business

2011 Highlights • Competed in the final three meets, scoring at both the ACC Championships and Southeast Regionals • Posted time of 25:28.5 and finished 80th individually at the conference race in Clemson, No. 3 on the team • Fourth on the team with 112th-place showing at Louisville, KY for the Southeast Regionals, he had a 10K time of 32:46 2010 Highlights • Red-shirted Pre-Clemson Highlights (2008-10 at Gordon College) • All-Conference and Academic All-Conference performer at the Springfield, MA school • Placed sixth individually at the 2009 Commonwealth Coast Conference Championship in the 8K • Helped team to a runner-up finish at the Commonwealth meet • Two-time team MVP in track set school records in 800, 1000m, 1500, mile and 3000 • Three-time conference track champion, he won a pair of crowns in the 800 and one in the 1500 Personal • Born 5/19/89 • Son of Jim and Lucy Maloney • Earned undergraduate degree in sociology in August of 2012 • Named to 2011-12 ACC Academic Honor Roll Collegiate Bests • 8,000 - 25:28.5 • 10,000 - 32:46

2011 Highlights • Top finisher in all six meets for the second straight season • Earned All-ACC status with eighth-place finish on the Tigers’ home course at Musser Farms; had a personal best time of 23:28.2 • All-Region performer with an 18th-place effort in Louisville • Posted a personal best 10K time of 30:38 at the Southeast Regionals • Individual champion at the Clemson Invitational on Sept. 16 with an 8K time of 23:56.72 • Runner-up at the Eye Opener in Spartanburg, SC to begin the fall season 2010 Highlights • Top finisher in all six meets as a first-year freshman • Placed 15th at the ACC Championships, one spot shy of securing an All-ACC honor • Had a time of 24:12.5 in the 8K at the league meet in Boston, it was his best time of the season at that distance • Finished 35th at the Southeast Regionals, far better than any other Clemson runner • Had a 10K time of 31:39.6 in the regional meet in Louisville, KY • Won two meets, the 5K Gamecock Invitational on Sept. 3 and 8K Charlotte Invitational on Oct. 1 • Placed third at the Clemson Invitational, the debut of the Tigers’ home course at Musser Farms North Hall High School Highlights • Won USA Junior Olympic Cross Country championship in 2009 as a senior against a field of 250 runners • Finished runner-up at AAA state cross country championship in 2009 and fifth in 2008 • Placed fourth in the 5K at the 2010 New Balance Nationals in Greensboro, NC with a time of 14:47.01 to earn All-America status • Placed fifth at the 2009 USA Junior Olympic Track & Field Championships in the young men 2000m steeplechase • Won eight individual titles as a senior for the Trojans’ cross country squad; his total included a win at the Region 7-AAA Championships • School record-holder in the 5K was named Boys Cross Country Runner-of-theYear by the Gainesville Times • Won Georgia AAA state track championships in both 1600 (4:19.67) and 3200m (9:08.66) • Region 7-AAA champion in both track events as well, which included running a state record 9:05.35 in the 3200m • Did not start running until the spring of 2008, he played basketball and football prior to that • Coached by Art DaCosta Personal • Born 9/17/92 • Son of Thad and Kelly McCormack • Majoring in language & international trade • Two-time member of the ACC Academic Honor Roll • Grandfather, Dewey Alverson, was a two-sport athlete at Indiana (1953-54) and Tennessee Tech (1955-57) • Fluent in Mandarin Chinese, he ranked among the top five in his graduating class Collegiate Bests • 5,000 - 15:08.13 • 8,000 - 23:28.2 • 10,000 - 30:38

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Martin Maloney 5-11 • Graduate Apple Valley, MN

Honors • All-ACC (2011) • All-Region (2011) • USTFCCCA All-Academic (2011) • All-ACC Academic (2010)

MEN’S BIOGRAPHIES Sam McGill 5-9 • Red-Shirt Freshman Aiken, SC

Aaron Ramirez 5-8 • Red-Shirt Sophomore Simpsonville, SC

2011 Highlights • Red-shirted

2011 Highlights • Scored in all six meets for the Tigers as a first-year competitor • Highest individual finish was sixth in Eye Opener to begin the season • Finished 32nd at the Clemson Invitational, No. 2 on the team; had a time of 25:03.3 on the Tigers’ home course

Aiken High School Highlights • 2011 all-state track performer in the mile, with a personal best 4:26.51; time established a school record • 2010 all-state performer in cross country, he finished sixth at the championship meet with a personal 5K best of 16:10 • Finished third in 2010 in the Region 5-AAAA cross country 5K, he was fifth at the same meet in 2009 Personal • Born 12/10/92 • Majoring in chemical engineering • Named to 2011-12 ACC Academic Honor Roll

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Steven Phillips 5-5 • Freshman Cary, NC Cardinal Gibbons High School Highlights • 2011 AAA state cross country champion in the 5K; team also won state title • Finished third in the two-mile on the track in 2011 and fourth in 2012 at the AAA State Championships; owns a personal best 9:37.17 • Also earned multiple all-state indoor honors in the twomile • Competed at the 2012 New Balance Indoor Nationals in the two-mile • Competed at the 2010 Foot Locker Southeast Cross Country Regional • Two-time Team MVP in cross country • Claims personal 5K best of 15:42.30 Personal • Born 7/1/94 • Majoring in biological sciences

Cole Rains 5-9 • Freshman Asheville, NC T.C. Roberson High School Highlights • 2012 indoor and outdoor track all-state performer in the two-mile run • 2011 indoor all-state track performer in the mile and two-mile • 2011 Mountain Athletic Conference champion in the outdoor mile and two-mile • Finished 13th at the 2011 state championship cross country meet • 2010 AAAA West Regional and Mountain Athletic Conference 5K champion • Helped 2010 and 2011 cross country teams to third-place finishes at AAAA state championship competition • Multiple-time All-Western North Carolina in cross country and track • Claims personal bests of 4:28.07 in the mile, 9:36 in the two-mile and 15:47 in the cross country 5K • Earned four letters apiece in cross country, indoor and outdoor track & field Personal • Born 7/31/94 • Major is undeclared • Father, Cal, ran cross country and track for The Citadel in 1976

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at Musser Farms • Had nice improvement from ACC Championships to the Southeast Regionals, where he was again No. 2 on the team with a 70th-place finish and 10K time of 31:58.4 2010 Highlights • Red-shirted Woodmont High School Highlights • Named Gatorade Boys Cross Country Runner-of-the-Year in 2009 for the state of South Carolina • Runner-of-the-Year by the South Carolina High School Sports Report • Won consecutive AAA individual state championships in cross country, he placed eighth at the meet as a sophomore in 2007 • Competed at the Foot Locker Southeast Regional Championships in 2008 and 2009 • Captured 2009 Western AAA Region, Greenville County and AAA Upper State individual championships • Won individual titles in the 1600 (4:24.92) and 3200m (9:55.24) at the 2010 SCHSL State Championships • Region 1-AAA champion in the 800, 1600 and 3200m in 2010 Personal • Born 2/18/92 • Son of Ken Ramirez and Deanne Blas • Majoring in engineering Collegiate Bests • 8,000 - 25:03.3 • 10,000 - 31:58.4

Tim Tyler 5-11 • Sophomore Mt. Pleasant, SC 2011 Highlights • Competed in five meets, scoring at the Eye Opener to start the season • Put together an 8K time of 26:48 in the Eye Opener • Best 8K time was 25:54.65 in a non-scoring effort at the Clemson Invitational Wando High School Highlights • Four-time AAAA all-state selection in cross country, he placed third at the 2010 championship meet as a senior with a time of 15:46 • Placed third at 2011 New Balance Indoor Nationals in the mile run (4:22.23) and 14th in the two-mile run (9:27.31) • 2010 AAAA state champion in track, he won the 1600 run with a time of 4:20.81 • Member of school’s 2008 AAAA state champion 4x800 relay • Two-time region champion in cross country (2008, 2010) • Charleston Post & Courier Lowcountry Cross Runner-of-the-Year, 2009 & 2010 • Named to Charleston Post & Courier All-Lowcountry Team for cross country from 2007-10 and for track from 2008-10 Personal • Born 10/10/92 • Majoring in pre-business • Named to 2011-12 ACC Academic Honor Roll • Father, Tim, graduated from Clemson in 1984

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WOMEN’S ROSTER Name Natalie Anthony Erin Barker Lindsey Bellaran Brianna Blanton Elyse Borisko Kate Borowicz Meagan Brandli Brianna Feerst Lisa Girard Alyssa Henshaw Katie Inclan Emily Lewis Laura Loveless Sara Manesiotis Jillian Meserve Taylor Miller Lauren Reen Cara Talty

Height Class 5-9 Jr. 5-6 Gr. 5-2 Fr. 5-6 *Fr. 5-2 *Jr. 5-7 *Sr. 5-5 Fr. 5-5 Fr. 5-9 Jr. 5-4 Jr. 5-8 *So. 5-5 Fr. 5-9 *So. 5-4 So. 5-10 Fr. 5-4 So. 5-7 Sr. 5-3 Jr.

Hometown Randolph, NJ Easley, SC Holmdel, NJ Summerville, SC Ellicott City, MD Greenville, SC Mt. Pleasant, SC Brick, NJ Fountain Inn, SC Darnestown, MD Spartanburg, SC Easley, SC Kingsport, TN Hilton Head Island, SC Haverhill, MA Fort Mill, SC Orlando, FL Raritan, NJ

Previous School Randolph HS Furman University Red Bank Catholic HS Summerville HS Howard HS Georgia Tech Wando HS Point Bleasant Beach HS J.L. Mann HS Northwest HS Dorman HS Easley HS Dobyns-Bennett HS Hilton Head HS Haverhill HS Fort Mill HS Bishop Moore Catholic HS Seattle University

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Director of Cross Country: Lawrence Johnson Associate Head Cross Country Coach: Brad Herbster

Front (L to R): Sara Manesiotis, Brianna Feerst, Lindsey Bellaran, Cara Talty, Alyssa Henshaw, Taylor Miller, Lauren Reen, Emily Lewis, Kate Borowicz. Back (L to R): Brianna Blanton, Katie Inclan, Lisa Girard, Natalie Anthony, Laura Loveless, Jillian Meserve, Erin Barker, Meagan Brandli.

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WOMEN’S BIOGRAPHIES Natalie Anthony 5-9 • Junior Randolph, NJ

Erin Barker 5-6 • Graduate Easley, SC

2011 Highlights • Clemson’s most improved runner from the previous season, she scored in all six of the team’s meets as a sophomore and shaved more than a minute off her personal best in the 6,000 meters • Fell two spots shy of earning all-region status, she placed 27th at the NCAA Southeast Regional in Louisville, KY • Team’s No. 3 runner at the ACC Championships with a 32nd-place effort • Top finisher at the season-opening Eye Opener, she was fifth in Spartanburg • Earned seventh-place finish at the Clemson Invitational on Sept. 16 • Best 5K time of the season was 17:52 at Notre Dame, where she finished 52nd against a strong national field • Team’s No. 3 runner at the Wisconsin Invitational, a meet stacked with some of the nation’s top teams

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2010 Highlights • Competed in six meets and scored in two • Best finish was eighth place at season-opening Gamecock Invitational, where she had a 5K time of 18:20.50 • Scored at the Pre-NCAA Championships in Terre Haute, IN; placed 167th overall with a season-best 6K of 22:18.6 Randolph High School Highlights • Earned All-America status after helping 4x1600 relay to third-place finish at 2010 New Balance Outdoor Nationals in Greensboro, NC • Placed 11th in the 3200 at the New Jersey Meet of Champions in 2010 • Placed fourth in the 5K (19:18) at the 2009 New Jersey Sectional Cross Country Championships • Four-time team captain helped 4x800 relay to indoor and outdoor school records, as well as indoor distance medley relay and outdoor 4x1600 relay • Led cross country team to three sectional championships and a pair of county and conference championships • Led track & field teams (indoor and outdoor combined) to three conference championships and three county championships • Earned four varsity letters apiece in cross country, and indoor/outdoor track & field • Coached by Len Pietrewicz and Nick Albanito Personal • Born 8/5/92 • Daughter of Ross and Laurie Anthony • Majoring in pre-business • Named to 2011-12 ACC Academic Honor Roll

Pre-Clemson Highlights • Transfer from Furman University, where she graduated in May of 2012 • All-SoCon and all-region cross country performer as a senior for the Paladins • Placed 21st at the Southeast Regionals with a personal best 6K time of 20:59.6; would have finished second on Clemson’s team that placed fourth • Fourth-place finisher at the 2011 SoCon Cross Country Championships with a 5K time of 17:05.80 • Placed sixth at the Clemson Invitational, running a 6K time of 21:08.65, in 2011 • Top finisher for Furman in all seven of its cross country meets in 2011 • Ran well during the 2012 indoor track season, earning all-conference recognition in the mile (4:54.35) and 3K (9:49.53) • Holds Furman track records in the 1500 and mile Easley High School Highlights • Finished third in the state in cross country as a sophomore, fourth as a junior and sixth as a senior • Three-time region champion in cross country • Three-time all-state in track, with a best of second in the 1600 meters in 2008 • Four-time MVP for cross country team Personal • Born 10/18/89 • Daughter of Phil and Sue Barker • Father ran cross country and track at Furman and still holds the men’s 800 meter record for the Paladins • Mother was a member of the Furman women’s tennis team from 1975-79 • Sister, Lindsey, ran cross country and track for Furman from 2004-08 • Uncle, George Barker, ran cross country and track at Harvard from 1969-73 • Uncle, Joe Guise, played football for Temple from 1969-73 • Earned degree in May of 2012 in health and exercise science • Enrolled in pre-rehabilitation sciences Best Collegiate Times • 5,000 - 17:05.80 • 6,000 - 20:59.6

Lindsey Bellaran 5-2 • Freshman Holmdel, NJ

Collegiate Bests • 5,000 - 17:52 • 6,000 - 21:05.9

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Red Bank Catholic High School Highlights • Led 4x800-meter relay to national championship at 2011 New Balance Outdoor Nationals with third-fastest time in history at that point • Competed in the 800 and 4x800-meter relay at the 2012 New Balance Outdoor Nationals; led 4x8 team to a thirdplace finish • 2011 bronze medalist in the 800 meters at the NJSIAA Meet of Champions • Helped school’s distance medley relay to New Jersey state outdoor record and the fifth-best time in U.S. history • Claims personal bests of 2:12.73 (800), 2:59.72 (1,000) and 5:02.06 (mile) Personal • Born 8/6/94 • Majoring in communication studies • Mother, Janet Sweeney-Bellaran, played tennis and lacrosse at Rowen University from 1980-84

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WOMEN’S BIOGRAPHIES Brianna Blanton 5-6 • Red-Shirt Freshman Summerville, SC

elyse borisko

2011 Highlights • Red-shirted Summerville High School Highlights • Region 8-AAAA cross country champion in 2010 • Two-time AAAA state champion (2010-11) in the 800 meters • Four-time all-state in the 800, she also earned all-state honors in the 4x400 relay three times in her career and once with the 4x800 relay • Two-time Region 8-AAAA champion in the 800, she holds the Summerville girls record for the event • Optimist Club’s Female Athlete-of-the-Year award winner in 2011 • Three-time member of the High School Sports Report All-Star Team for track • Led Green Wave track & field team to state championship in 2011 Personal • Born 2/7/93 • Majoring in health science • Father, Bo, was a quarterback at Clemson and earned two varsity letters and was a 1981 graduate; he also played baseball for the Tigers in 1981 • Brother, Bray, also earned undergraduate degree from Clemson

2011 Highlights • Competed in all six team meets and scoured in four • Finished 40th at the ACC Championships, an improvement over her freshman season; had a 6K time of 21:24.6, a personal best • Did not score at the Southeast Regionals but finished 84th with a time of 22:08.8 • 11th-place finisher at the Eye Opener in Spartanburg, SC • No. 5 scorer for the Tigers at a pair of tough meets, the Notre Dame Invitational and Wisconsin Invitational 2010 Highlights • Competed in all six team meets and scored in all but one • Runner-up individually and led Tigers to team victory at the season-opening Gamecock Invitational • Recorded personal best 5K time 17:53.4 in a 13th-place showing at Charlotte • Scored at both the ACC Championships and Southeast Regionals, her better time between the two was 22:10.6 at the regional meet in Louisville 2009 Highlights • Red-shirted during the fall

Kate Borowicz 5-7 • Red-Shirt Junior Greenville, SC 2011 Highlights • Had quite an impact in her first season competing for the program, she scored in all five meets in which she competed • Team’s No. 2 runner at three straight meets, the Notre Dame Invitational, Wisconsin Invitational and ACC Championships • Finished 30th at Notre Dame and 31st at the ACC meet in Clemson • Best 5K time of the season was 17:38 at Notre Dame, her best 6K effort was 21:14.9 • Finished ninth at the Clemson Invitational in her debut for the Tigers • Scored at the regional meet with a 43rd-place effort 2010 Highlights • Red-shirted during the fall after sitting out due to transfer rules

kate borowicz

Howard High School Highlights • All-State and All-Metro runner in cross country • Led team to three state championship appearances and two regional championships (2007, 2008) • Named Howard County Striders Youth Runner-of-the-Year in 2006 • Earned four varsity letters in track, and three in cross country • Coached by Matthew Stump Personal • Born 7/5/91 • Daughter of Kathy Borisko • Majoring in biological sciences • Three-time member of the ACC Academic Honor Roll Collegiate Bests • 5,000 - 17:53.4 • 6,000 - 21:24.6

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Elyse Borisko 5-2 • Red-Shirt Junior Ellicott City, MD

WOMEN’S BIOGRAPHIES 2009 Highlights (at Georgia Tech) • Competed in a pair of cross country meets and was the team’s No. 2 finisher in both • Top performance was a time of 18:24 and a 16th-place finish at the Crimson Classic on Sept. 18 in Tuscaloosa, AL • Placed 10th individually and helped Yellow Jackets to runner-up finish at Great American Cross Country Festival in Cary, NC

Lisa Girard 5-9 • Junior Fountain Inn, SC

J.L. Mann High School Highlights • Five-time All-State in track & field and four-time All-State in cross country • Helped high school to five straight track & field state championships • Won 10 individual state championships, including five in the 1600 • Two-time state champion in cross country (2006-07) • Held four school records (800, 1600, 3200 and 5,000) at time of graduation • Coached by her mother, Jackie Borowicz

2010 Highlights • Competed in two meets; her best finish was 28th in the season-opening Gamecock Invitational

Personal • Born 4/23/91 • Daughter of Eric and Jackie Borowicz • Twin sister, Emma, is a senior at the University of South Carolina • Majoring in health science

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Collegiate Bests • 5,000 - 17:38 • 6,000 - 21:14.9

Wando High School Highlights • Graduated in 2011 and joined the Clemson team in the fall of 2012 • Placed third at the AAAA Lower State Cross Country Championships in 2010 and was 23rd at the statewide meet • Earned all-state recognition in the 800 and mile as a senior on the track; also helped school’s 4x800 relay to runner-up finish at state championship meet • Set school’s 1600-meter record as a junior in 2010 • Competed in the 2011 USATF Junior Olympic Nationals, young women division Personal • Born 4/14/93 • Majoring in food science and nutrition

Brianna Feerst 5-5 • Freshman Brick, NJ Point Pleasant Beach High School Highlights • Four-time sectional cross country champion (2009-11); won multiple individual sectional championships in track as well • Third-team all-state for cross country in 2010 and 2011; she was four-time Team MVP and a three-year captain • Ocean County cross country champion in 2010 • Competed in the 1500 meters at the 2012 New Balance Outdoor Nationals, with a ninth-place finish • Competed in the mile at the 2012 New Balance Indoor Nationals, finishing 15th • Claims personal bests of 5:00.18 (mile) and 11:03.08 (two-mile) • Also won two varsity letters in basketball

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J.L. Mann High School Highlights • All-State performer in 2010, she was fifth in the 1600 run (5:18.33) at the SCHSL Championships • Earned pair of state championships in the relays (4x800 in 2009, 4x400 in 2010) • Placed 15th at the South Carolina Cross Country Championships in 2009, she was runner-up in her region • Two-time Region 2-AAA champion at 800, she also helped a pair of relay teams to regional title in 2009 and 2010 • Earned three varsity letters in cross country and two for track & field • Coached by Jackie Borowicz Personal • Born 4/14/92 • Daughter of Greg and Anna Marie Girard • Majoring in landscape architecture • Two-time member of the ACC Academic Honor Roll

Meagan Brandli 5-5 • Freshman Charleston, SC

Personal • Born 3/16/94 • Major is undeclared

2011 Highlights • Competed in three meets, with her best performance a 19th-place finish in the Eye Opener in Spartanburg

Collegiate Bests • 5,000 - 19:13 • 6,000 - 22:44.53

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WOMEN’S BIOGRAPHIES Alyssa Henshaw 5-4 • Junior Darnestown, MD

Katie Inclan 5-8 • Sophomore Spartanburg, SC

2011 Highlights • Scored in the first two meets of the season and competed in all six team meets • Best finish of the season was 14th at the Eye Opener, she was also 20th at the Clemson Invitational in a scoring role • Did not count toward team score but finished 55th at the ACC Championships and 85th at the NCAA Southeast

2011 Highlights • Competed for the Tigers at the Eye Opener

Regionals 2010 Highlights • Competed in five meets, scoring for the Tigers at the Gamecock Invitational on Sept. 3 and the Pre-NCAA Nationals on Oct. 16 • Posted time of 22:13.6 at the Pre-NCAA meet, that was her best 6K time of the season • Placed 13th at the Gamecock Invitational • Did not score, but turned in 5K time of 18:09.3 at the Charlotte Invitational

Personal • Born 5/20/92 • Daughter of Terrance and Linda Henshaw • Majoring in nursing • Two-time member of the ACC Academic Honor Roll Collegiate Bests • 5,000 - 18:09.3 • 6,000 - 21:44.91

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Personal • Born 2/14/92 • Majoring in special education • Named to 2011-12 ACC Academic Honor Roll Collegiate Bests • 5,000 - 20:07

Emily Lewis 5-5 • Freshman Easley, SC Easley High School Highlights • 2012 AAAA runner-up in the two-mile, she was also allstate in track in 2010 • Competed in the 2012 New Balance Outdoor Nationals in the 5K, finishing 21st • 2011 AAAA runner-up at the state cross country meet • Competed at the 2011 Foot Locker South Cross Country Regional • Claims personal best in the 5K of 18:17 • Coached by Greg Fish Personal • Born 11/18/93 • Majoring in language & international health

Laura Loveless 5-9 • Red-Shirt Freshman Kingsport, TN 2011 Highlights • Red-shirted Dobyns-Bennett High School Highlights • Placed 10th at the 2009 state championship cross country meet • Competed at the 2009 Foot Locker South Regional Personal • Born 10/7/91 • Majoring in psychology • Named to 2011-12 ACC Academic Honor Roll • Transferred to Clemson from the University of Tennessee (Knoxville)

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Northwest High School Highlights • Named to All-Gazette First Team for cross country in 2009-10 and in track in three different events in 2010 (1600, 4x400, 4x800) • Helped two different relays (4x4, 4x8) to four state championships at the AAAA level in 2009-10 • Ran personal best 2:19.26 in the 800 at the Nike Spring Invitational and placed fourth • Won 2010 Montgomery County indoor championship with 1600 time of 5:16.93 • Runner-up at the 2009 Montgomery County Cross Country Championships • AAAA West Region runner-up in 800 in 2009 • Team MVP for cross country in 2009 and indoor track in 2010 • Helped 4x400 relay to second-fastest time in state high school history • Coached by Beth Muehl

Dorman High School Highlights • Earned all-state honors on the track in 2010 with a fourth-place effort in the 1600 and sixth-place finish in the 800 • Played major role in leading high school to state track championship in 2010 • Competed at the 2009 AAAA state championship meet in cross country, she finished 13th overall with a 5K time of 19:39.96 • Earned all-state, all-region, and all-area honors in both cross country and track • Won coaches award and most improved award with soccer team

WOMEN’S BIOGRAPHIES Sara Manesiotis 5-4 • Freshman Hilton Head Island, SC

Jillian Meserve 5-10 • Freshman Haverhill, MA

2011 Highlights • Competed in three meets as a first-year freshman, her best showing was a 20th-place finish at the Eye Opener in Spartanburg, SC

Haverhill High School Highlights • Competed in very few meets over her high school career, but consistently ran the mile at the MIAA Division I Indoor Championships • Placed eighth in the state of Massachusetts in the mile as a senior in 2012 • Two-time All-Star selection for track and once in cross

Hilton Head Island High School Highlights • 2010 Region 7-AAA cross country champion in the 5K • Competed at the 2010 Foot Locker South Regional • Runner-up at the 2009 Foot Locker South Regional in the junior/senior 5K • 2009 AAA state championship runner-up with a 5K time of 18:31.16 • Earned all-state honors in track in 2011 in the 1600 with fifth-place finish, she was also all-state in 2010 • Three-time all-state performer in cross country (2008-10) • Two-time all-state soccer player (2009, 2010) • Four-time team MVP for track and cross country, she was also a two-time MVP of the soccer team • Led soccer to AAA state championship in 2008 and 2011, and cross country to AAA crowns in 2009 and 2010 • Helped basketball team to conference championship and school record win total in 2010-11 • Earned five varsity letters in cross country and track, four in soccer and two in basketball

country (2011) • Claims personal best of 5:23.76 in the mile Personal • Born 10/26/94 • Majoring in pre-business

Taylor Miller 5-4 • Sophomore Fort Mill, SC 2011 Highlights • Ran a pair of meets early in the season • Best performance was 35th-place finish at the Clemson Invitational

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Personal • Born 1/16/93 • Majoring in food science Collegiate Bests • 5,000 - 19:21 • 6,000 - 22:47.86

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Fort Mill High School Highlights • Competed at the 2010 Foot Locker South Regional • Finished fourth at the 2010 AAA state championship meet with a 5K time of 19:10, she helped Fort Mill to the team title in cross country • 2010 Upper State AAA champion with personal best 5K time of 18:34 • 2011 AAA state champion in the 800 (2:18.29), 1600 (5:07.20); also led school’s 4x800 relay to state crown as well • Named to all-state team in the 3200, as she led Fort Mill’s track team to 2011 AAA state championship Personal • Born 12/7/92 • Father played football at Western Kentucky (1982) and grandfather ran track and cross country at Davidson (1948-52) • Majoring in health science Collegiate Bests • 5,000 - 18:53 • 6,000 - 22:21.33

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WOMEN’S BIOGRAPHIES Lauren Reen 5-7 • Senior Orlando, FL Honors • All-ACC Academic (2009) 2009 Highlights • One of the top impact newcomers on the roster, she scored in all five meets she competed • No. 2 finisher for the squad at both the ACC Championships and Southeast Regionals, she was 37th individually at both meets • Top 5K time on the season was 17:57.1 in 12th-place finish at Charlotte • Led the team individually with 15th-place effort at Blue Ridge Open on Oct. 16 • Top 6K time ont he season was 21:40.1 at Regionals, which was three seconds better than her time at the same distance at the ACC Championships Bishop Moore Catholic High School Highlights • Five-time All-State performer in track from 2006-08 • Two-time All-State in soccer (2007, 2008) • AAAA state tournament MVP for soccer in 2007 • Won district and region championships in 1600m run • School record-holder in the 1600m, 4x400m, and 4x800m • Coached by Dan Gollins

Collegiate Bests • 5,000 - 17:57.1 • 6,000 - 21:40.1

2011 Highlights • Impact performer after transferring into the program from Seattle • Competed in all six meets, scoring in the Tigers’ first and last meets • Showed tremendous promise with a 44th-place finish in the final meet, the NCAA Southeast Regionals • One spot out of scoring in four different meets, including the ACC Championships when she was 45th overall • Finished 12th at the Eye Opener and 21st at the Clemson Invitational • Best 5K time of the season was 18:23 at Notre Dame and 6K time was 21:33.7 at the regional meet in Louisville, KY Pre-Clemson Highlights • Spent the 2010-11 season as a member of Seattle University’s cross country and track & field teams • Great West Conference Cross Country Runner of the Week after the Sundodger Invitational • Placed seventh individually in the 5K at the 2010 GWC Cross Country Championships, earning first-team all-conference honors • Scored at the GWC Indoor Championships with the distance medley relay and in the 3000 meters • 2010 state sectional champion in the 3200 for Bridgewater Raritan High School • Competed at 2010 New Balance Outdoor Nationals with school’s 4x1500 relay • 2010 state sectional runner-up in 1600 • Placed 23rd at the New Jersey Cross Country Meet of Champions

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Personal • Born 3/29/90 • Daughter of Colleen and Thomas Reen • Majoring in health science • Named to 2009-10 ACC Academic Honor Roll • Returned to the active roster after sitting out 2010 and 2011

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Personal • Born 7/15/91 • Majoring in nursing Collegiate Bests • 5,000 - 18:23 • 6,000 - 21:33.7

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2011 SEASON REVIEW in Clemson in 10 years, and the first at the school’s Musser Farms course.

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Women Earn School’s Best Regional Finish Since ‘93 Clemson fell just short in its bid to become the first cross country program at the school since the 1993 women’s team to advance to the NCAA Championships. The Tiger women were fourth as a team, the program’s best finish since that 1993 team placed third. Virginia won the women’s team race with 117 points, followed by NC State with 123.

North Carolina had 133 points to Clemson’s 147. The Tigers entered the meet with a No. 4 regional ranking, so they held their position against a competitive field on Saturday, Nov. 12 in Louisville, KY. Three runners received all-region honors, including a pair of seniors from the women’s team.

Ruck in Rare Company with Third All-Region Honor Clemson graduate Kim Ruck put herself in rarified air on Saturday, Nov. 12 when she earned her third consecutive all-region accolade. She and Clemson Ring of Honor member Tina Krebs are the only female runners from Clemson to earn all-district or all-region status three times over the course of a career. Ruck was 11th in 2009 and sixth in 2010 in her previous allregion seasons. Krebs won all-district awards from 1982-84 for the Tigers.

The Greer, SC native had a bit of an up-anddown senior campaign in 2011, but she ended on a high note with a 25th-place effort at the Southeast Regionals in Louisville, KY. She also had a season-best time of 21:03.2 over the 6,000-meter course.

Kulik Earns Second Straight All-Region Accolade Clemson senior Alyssa Kulik was consistently the top performer on the highly-competitive women’s team. The Simpsonville, SC product led the Tigers in the final five meets of the 2011 season, including the two biggest meets on the schedule in the ACC Championships and Southeast Regionals. She earned her second straight all-region accolade by finishing eighth individually against a quality field. Kulik ran to a career-best cross country time in her final meet in a Clemson uniform, clocking a 20:34.3 over Louisville’s 6K course.

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away the most improved runner on the women’s cross country team in 2011. She led Clemson in scoring at the Eye Opener to start the fall season, and scored in every subsequent meet for the Tigers as well. Anthony was seventh place at the Clemson Invitational on Sept. 16 with a time of 21:15.06 over Musser Farms’ 6K course. Almost two months later, the Randolph, NJ native shaved 10 seconds off that with a personal best 21:05.9 at E.P. “Tom” Sawyer Park in Louisville, KY. She was 27th place, just two spots shy of her first all-region honor. Anthony was also the team’s No. 3 runner at the ACC Championships in 32nd position.

Nationally-Ranked Tigers The Clemson women broke into the national rankings for the first time in nearly 20 years when the coaches poll was released on Oct. 4. Clemson was ranked 30th for two weeks by the USTFCCCA, before falling out after the Wisconsin Invitational.

Clemson’s women have also ranked among the top five in the Southeast Region each of the last eight weeks in 2011. The Tigers began the season No. 6, before falling to No. 7 on Sept. 12. Clemson ranked as high as third regionally, both in the Oct. 3 and Oct. 10 polls.

2011 ACC Championships Recap The Clemson women finished sixth as a team at the ACC Championships on Saturday, Oct. 29. It was the program’s highest finish at a conference meet since the 1999 team also placed sixth. At that time, however, the conference consisted of just nine teams.

The women’s team used a balanced effort to score its best finish in 12 years. Clemson did not have anyone finish higher than 24th individually, but each of the team’s top five scorers were also inside the top 40. Alyssa Kulik led with a time of 21:07.4 and the 24th-place showing, followed by Kate Borowicz (31st), Natalie Anthony (32nd), Kim Ruck (33rd) and Elyse Borisko (40th).

The men’s team struggled to a 10th-place finish, but sophomore Ty McCormack was certainly a standout as he reached the podium as an allconference performer.

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McCormack Nabs All-ACC, All-Region Honors Clemson sophomore Ty McCormack became the first men’s cross country runner to earn allconference honors since Matt Clark in 2007 when he placed eighth at the ACC meet on Oct. 29.

McCormack did so in fine fashion, running to a lifetime best of 23:28.2 over Clemson’s 8K course.

He was even better at the Southeast Regionals in Louisville on Nov. 12, 2011. The native of Gainesville, GA put together a time of 30:38 across a 10,000-meter distance. He finished in 18th place, good enough for his first all-region honor. He was Clemson’s first allregion runner from the men’s team since Matt Clark claimed the honor in 2007.

Borowicz Made an Impact After Transfer After transferring from ACC rival Georgia Tech, Upstate South Carolina native Kate Borowicz made a name for herself in the fall for the Tiger cross country team.

Her best showing of the season was a time of 21:09.9 against an elite national field at the Wisconsin Invitational, and she followed up with a solid 31st-place outing at the ACC Championships at Clemson. She had a time of 21:14.9 over the Tigers’ tough Musser Farms home course and was the team’s No. 2 runner behind Alyssa Kulik.

Borowicz, who attended J.L. Mann High School in nearby Greenville, has a twin sister who competes for the University of South Carolina. She scored in five consecutive meets to end the 2011 season, including both the ACC Championships and Southeast Regionals.

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2011 SEASON RESULTS Eye Opener • Spartanburg, SC Sept. 2, 2011 • Men, 8K - Women, 5K Men’s Results (T-1st of 18) 2.

Ty McCormack, 25:44 6.

Aaron Ramirez, 26:03 8.

Scott Stanley, 26:11 13.

Nathan Hendershot, 26:39 18.

Tim Tyler, 26:48 Women’s Results (2nd of 20) 5.

Natalie Anthony, 18:10 11.

Elyse Borisko, 18:29 12.

Cara Talty, 18:36 13.

Walker Marion, 18:37 14.

Alyssa Henshaw, 18:52 (19). Lisa Girard, 19:13 (20). Sara Manesiotis, 19:21 (35). Katie Inclan, 20:07 Clemson Invitational • Clemson, SC Sept. 16, 2011 • Men, 8K - Women, 6K

Women’s Results (1st of 12) 4.

Alyssa Kulik, 21:00.27 5.

Kim Ruck, 21:04.29 7.

Natalie Anthony, 21:15.06 9.

Kate Borowicz, 21:17.85 20.

Alyssa Henshaw, 21:44.91 (21). Cara Talty, 21:49.11 (29). Elyse Borisko, 21:54.85 (34). Walker Marion, 22:20.45 (35). Taylor Miller, 22:21.33 (40). Lisa Girard, 22:44.53 (44). Sara Manesiotis, 22:47.86

Men’s Results (22nd of 26) 32.

Ty McCormack, 24:48 127. Aaron Ramirez, 25:47 141. Jonathan Sunde, 25:56 159. Nathan Hendershot, 26:12 166. James Dwyer, 26:20 (180). Scott Stanley, 26:36 (199). Tim Tyler, 27:18

ACC Championships • Clemson, SC Oct. 29, 2011 • Men, 8K - Women, 6K Men’s Results (10th of 12) 8.

Ty McCormack, 23:28.2 62.

Jonathan Sunde, 25:04.0 80.

Martin Maloney, 25:28.5 81.

Aaron Ramirez, 25:28.6 88.

Scott Stanley, 25:42.3 (93). James Dwyer, 25:48.9 (96). Nathan Hendershot, 26:03.4 (107). Tim Tyler, 27:13.7

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Alyssa Kulik, 17:32 30.

Kate Borowicz, 17:38 50.

Kim Ruck, 17:50 52.

Natalie Anthony, 17:52 112. Elyse Borisko, 18:18 (123). Cara Talty, 18:23 (136). Alyssa Henshaw, 18:32 (154). Walker Marion, 18:42 (174). Taylor Miller, 18:53

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Alyssa Kulik, 21:07.4 31.

Kate Borowicz, 21:14.9 32.

Natalie Anthony, 21:15.9 33.

Kim Ruck, 21:16.1 40.

Elyse Borisko, 21:24.6 (45). Cara Talty, 21:42.8 (55). Alyssa Henshaw, 21:58.3 (74). Walker Marion, 22:48.9 (87). Lisa Girard, 23:22.9 (91). Sara Manesiotis, 23:40.2

Wisconsin Invitational • Madison, WI Oct. 14, 2011 • Men, 8K - Women, 6K Men’s Results (39th of 39) 209. Ty McCormack, 25:40.4 226. Jonathan Sunde, 26:00.0 231. James Dwyer, 26:06.6 250. Aaron Ramirez, 26:34.4 255. Scott Stanley, 26:38.7 (259). Martin Maloney, 26:54.4 (263). Nathan Hendershot, 28:44.1 Women’s Results (24th of 44) 76.

Alyssa Kulik, 21:07.7 88.

Kate Borowicz, 21:09.9 124. Natalie Anthony, 21:26.0 128. Kim Ruck, 21:27.9 143. Elyse Borisko, 21:34.5 (192). Cara Talty, 21:50.4 (242). Alyssa Henshaw, 22:16.7

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Ty McCormack, 30:38.0 70.

Aaron Ramirez, 31:58.4 86.

Jonathan Sunde, 32:16.9 112. Martin Maloney, 32:46.0 141. James Dwyer, 33:27.8 (185). Tim Tyler, 34:49.5 Women’s Results (4th of 35) 8.

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Kim Ruck, 21:03.2 27.

Natalie Anthony, 21:05.9 43.

Kate Borowicz, 21:33.2 44.

Cara Talty, 21:33.7 (84). Elyse Borisko, 22:08.8 (85). Alyssa Henshaw, 22:09.4

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NCAA Southeast Region Championships • Louisville, KY Nov. 12, 2011 • Men, 10K - Women, 6K

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MEN’S HISTORY & HONORS NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS TEAM FINISHES Finish Host/Site 20th Wisconsin 25th Lehigh 8th Wichita State 9th Wichita State 8th Indiana 4th Lehigh 13th Penn State 11th Virginia 4th Iowa State

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Terry Goodenough 24th 1981 Jim Haughey 32nd* 1982 Hans Koeleman 3rd

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Stijn Jaspers 16th 1987 Dov Kremer 22nd 1988 Yehezkel Halifa 2nd

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Time 29:34.5 29:58.5 30:06.3 30:23.9 31:04.7 29:59.8 30:20.4 29:58.06 29:21 29:36 30:13.5

INDIVIDUAL NCAA FINISHES Cormac Finnerty (111th) Cormac Finnerty (41st) Joe Gibson (168th) Jason Meany (48th) Scott Shaw (75th) Scott Shaw (34th) Itay Magidi (58th) Derrick Wyatt (130th) Matt Clark (105th) Itay Magidi (45th) Matt Clark (185th)

YEARLY DISTRICT/REGION FINISHES Finish Points 3 101 3 93 2 94 1 54 3 101 10 225 12 318 2 104 2 80 5 201 11 282 6 179 6 200 5 158 11 292 5 157 5 148 8 231 14 380 6 184 5 149 5 142 3 103 10 279 5 201 6 188 10 212 15 476 20 557 17 422

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ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS MEN A Abel, David............................................ 1999 Adams, David............................... 2000, 2002 Alexander, Steve............................... 1996-99 Alexander, Travis............................... 2000-01 Alstrom, Eric.......................................... 1991 Arnold, William................................. 1995-96 Autrey, Scott..................................... 1995-96 B Barton, Mike..................................... 2000-01 Beason, John.................................... 1956-57 Bell, James............................................. 1970 Bramlette, Joe....................................... 1956 Brinton, Shawn...................................... 1987 Brown, John........................................... 1956 Bruce, Matt............................................ 2007 Bryfczynski, Sam............................... 2005-08 Buechler, David................................. 1976-78 Bulla, Kevin....................................... 1995-98 Byers, J.W.......................................... 1964-65 C Calloway, J.C..................................... 1961-62 Cameron, Chris...................................... 1988 Campbell, Iain................................... 1981-83 Clark, Larry.................................. 1986-88,90 Clark, Matt.............................. 2003-05, 2007 Coddington, J.................................... 1979-82 Coffman, Wayne............................... 1978-79 Connelly, Mike....................................... 1999 Cox, Rim............................................ 1986-90 D Davidson, Ian............................... 1972-73,76 Davis, Claude......................................... 1978 deAlmeida, Jeffrey............................ 1983-85 deBrouwer, Robert................................ 1984 Degenhart, Yukon............................. 1991-92 Demers, Ryan................................... 1998-99 Diaz, Esteban.................................... 1995-98 Dickens, A.W.......................................... 1955 Dillard, B.J......................................... 1998-99 Dobey, J.N.............................................. 1959 Doherty, John................................... 1990-91 Donelan, C.A..................................... 1956-57 Drown, E.J......................................... 1962-64 Dunkelberg, J.S................................. 1957-59 Dunkelberg, R.H..................................... 1961 Dunn, Chris............................................ 1990 Dwyer, James......................................2011 E Ervin, R.D............................................... 1958 Evans, J.C.......................................... 1962-64 Evans, W.H............................................. 1962 Everett, John..................................... 1984-86 F Fenton, Ryan........................... 2000, 2002-03 Fickert, Mike.......................................... 1997 Finnerty, Cormac.............................. 1989-92 Fleming, Michael................................... 1971 Flynn, James J........................................ 1978 Flynn, Martin.................................... 1983-86 Frazer, Michael...................................... 1994 Frye, Tim........................................... 1977-78 Furst, Richard................................... 1968-69 G Geer, David....................................... 1973-76 Giaimo, Robert...................................... 1968 Gibson, Joe....................................... 1997-98 Gichaba, Naftal...................................... 1990 Gonzales, Eustoquio.............................. 1978 Greyling, Philip................................. 1988-90 Gunn, Matt............................................ 2001 H Haack, Scott...................................... 1977-79 Halifa, Yehezkel................................. 1987-88 Harris, Joe......................................... 1994-96 Harris, Joe.............................................. 2000 Hall, David........................................ 1968-70 Haughey, J......................................... 1979-82 Heiss, Michael....................................... 1976 Hendershot, Nathan............................2010 Herrington, Terrance........................ 1986-87 Hill, Jack..................................1968-69,71-72 Hlis, Stephen......................................... 1980

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Hogan, Kevin..................................... 1991-94 Holliday, Todd................................... 1992-95 Holt, Chad......................................... 2007-09 Hooper, L.G............................................ 1962 Hudson, A.R........................................... 1964 Hunt, Andrew........................................ 1994 I Irwin, Josh........................................ 1995-96 Isaacs, Greg...................................... 2004-05 Iverson, Bryce................................... 2005-07 J Jackson, D.E...................................... 1955-60 Jaspers, Stijn..................................... 1982-84 Jenkins, W......................................... 1969-72 Jutzeler, Herman............................... 1973-76 K Kauffman, Mike................................ 1993-94 Kelly, J.S................................................. 1961 Kennedy, Blake................................. 2009-10 Kirchko, Lennie...................................... 1977 Kirk, Brett............................................... 1993 Kirk, David........................................ 1979-81 Kirk, Trent......................................... 1994-96 Klein, Craig............................................. 1995 Koeleman, H..................................... 1980-83 Kozma, P.J......................................... 1965-67 Kremer, Dov................................. 1987-88,90 Kulikowski, Roy...................................... 1973 L Landreth, D.D.................................... 1963-64 Lelieveld, Wybo................................ 1982-83 Lennox, Graig......................................... 1994 Leonard, Thomas.............................. 1967-68 Lowry, Bruce..................................... 1966-68 Lumpkins, Jay........................................ 2006 M Magidi, Itay....................................... 2003-06 Maloney, Martin..................................2011 Matlack, Dave........................................ 1988 Matthews, Dean............................... 1973-76 Mazur, Steve.......................................... 1993 McCaffrey, Paul................................. 1987-88 McCormack, Ty...............................2010-11 McMillian, John..................................... 1996 Meany, Jason..........................1998-99,01-02 Merck, H.L............................................. 1958 Met, F.E.................................................. 1955 Miller, M.C........................................ 1965-67 Milner, Brantlee..................................... 2000 Moore, Geoff.................................... 1989-90 Moorhead, D.W................................ 1961-63 Moorhead, J.L................................... 1959-61 Morey, Tyler...................................... 2008-09 Morgan, Donald................................ 1968-69 Murrell, T.L....................................... 1965-67 Murphy, Danny................................. 1993-94 N Newman, L.B.................................... 1957-58 Newman, Q.D........................................ 1959 Noble, Will........................................ 2006-08 O Ogaro, Julius................................1980-81-82 Orne, Richard........................................ 1967 P Pacheco, Jorge.................................. 1991-92 Pendleton, Clay................................. 2002-05 Pimentel, Matt.................................. 2001-04 Putnam, Jason.................................. 1997-98 Q Quattlebaum, D.E.................................. 1955 R Ramirez, Aaron....................................2011 Rasch, Thomas.................................. 1976-77 Reckner, Jason.................................. 1994-97 Reilly, Sean........................................ 2004-06 Romero, Frank.................................. 1969-72 Rukat, Joseph........................................ 1971 Rush, L.............................................. 1969-72 S Sams, Robert ................................... 1980-81 Schoen, Chris.................................... 1984-85 Schultz, Howard, Jr................................ 1967 Scuffins, Jeff...................................... 1982-84 Shaw, Scott............................. 1999, 2001-03

Skov, Henrik...................................... 1985-88 Slate, Chris........................................ 2008-10 Smith, Cormac....................................... 1993 Soder, Brian...................................... 2004-07 Soder, Eric.................................... 2003,05-06 Stewart, Bill...................................... 1977-78 Sunde, Jonathan..................... 2007-09, 2011 T Tarbox, David......................................... 1961 Thompson, Patrick................................. 1993 Tindall, R.M...................................... 1964-66 Tinsley, H.D....................................... 1955-57 Tones, Nic.............................................. 2010 Tooman, Matt................................... 1995-98 Towns, R.C............................................. 1963 Treece, E.J......................................... 1962-63 Tyler, Tim............................................2011 Tyler, W.S.......................................... 1956-58 V Venturella, George........................... 1955-57 Vogel, George................................... 1977-79 W Watters, Derek....................................... 1993 Watts, Robert........................................ 1984 West, Andy............................................ 1983 Willer, Jay......................................... 1967-69 Wittman, Dave............................. 1987-89,90 Wotring, Rob......................................... 1984 Woolfolk, Chris................................. 1989-91 Wyatt, Derrick................................... 2001-04 Y Yawn, Michael....................................... 1977 Z Zanes, Richard.................................. 1972-73 WOMEN A Ahern, Beth...................................... 1996-99 Anthony, Natalie.............................2010-11 Avon, Theresa........................................ 1987 B Baker, Jenna...................................... 2007-08 Barton, Jennifer................................ 2002-05 Bernard, Maggie.................................... 2006 Borisko, Elyse.................................2010-11 Borowicz, Kate.....................................2011 Breit, Elsa.......................................... 1983-86 Briscoe, Jennifer............................... 1981-82 Broe, Anne C..................................... 1985-86 Brown, Lisa............................................ 2006 Browne, Kathleen M.............................. 1981 Buffo, Stephanie............................... 2007-10 C Castagno, Joanie.................................... 2008 Charles, Tiffany...................................... 2001 D Day, Shannon......................................... 2002 Dix, Thea................................................ 2006 Duarte, Cindy.................................... 1980-83 E Engel, Christine................................. 1992-95 Epps, Brantley................................... 1996-98 Evans, Anne............................ 1988-90, 1992 F Fields, Perry...................................... 2000-01 Foley, Edwina.................................... 1989-92 Ford, Meredith................................. 1992-95 Ford, Sunday..................................... 2005-07 G Gailey, Sue........................................ 1979-80 Gallo, Joan........................................ 1979-80 Grignano, Laura..................................... 1986 Grondziak, Marsha........................... 1986-89 Groulx, Gail....................................... 1988-91 H Hartman, Megan.............................. 1994-97 Hartmann, Karen.............................. 1991-94 Heijnen, Desiree.................................... 1984 Henshaw, Alyssa.............................2010-11 Hooten, Jennifer.......................... 2002, 2005 Horvath, Kira......................................... 1997 Huber, Lauren........................................ 1995 Hudson, Cessy....................1988-89,1991-92

I Iselborn, Abby....................................... 2007 J Jamrozy, Ute..................................... 1985-87 Jensen, Maiken...................................... 1996 Jensen, Tina...................................... 1993-96 Johnson, Candice................................... 2005 K Kalikin, Michelle............................... 1985-89 Kennedy, Dee Dee ........................... 1993-95 Keydoszius, Renee.................. 2000-01, 2003 Kirwin, Barbara................................. 1979-80 Krebs, Tina........................................ 1982-85 Kulik, Alyssa...................................... 2009-11 L Lasher, Kelly........................................... 1998 Laughlin, Laura................................. 2006-08 Littmann, Julianne............................ 1995-98 M Marion, Walker...................................... 2011 McFadden, Megan Ann......................... 1979 McMillan, Patrice............................. 2005-06 Meador, Jennifer.......................... 1997-2000 Montgomery, Laurie......................... 1981-84 N Nichols, Heather.................................... 2000 Nolas, Noelle.................................... 1994-95 P Phillips, Casey................................... 2002-05 Pollock, Amanda.................................... 1997 Power, Joanne........................ 1985-86, 1988 R Reen, Lauren......................................... 2009 Ressing, Mareike.................... 1990, 1992-94 Robinson, Ashley................................... 2005 Robinson, Kerry................................ 1980-83 Rogers, Helen................................... 1984-87 Ross, Evan.............................................. 2001 Ruck, Kim.......................................... 2008-11 Rukat, Laura Ann.............................. 2001-03 S Salt, Kris............................................ 1987-90 Saulino, Lauren...................................... 2001 Scholtz, Michelle.................... 1987-89, 1991 Schoppman, Shannon............. 1996-97, 1999 Shephard, Judith............................... 1981-84 Sosnowski, Michelle......................... 1991-92 Stout, Aimee..................................... 1994-95 Stowell, Anne................................... 1997-99 T Talty, Cara............................................2011 Tillerson, Kelly....................................... 1997 Toothman, Kristi.................................... 2000 Turman, Sarah.................................. 2009-10 V van Reenen, Erika......................... 1996-2000 Vaughn, Ashley...................................... 2006 Voldness, Kirsti...................................... 1984 W Walker, Kimberly.............................. 1979-82 Waston, Trisha....................................... 1996 Weikert, Stephanie........................... 1981-84 Wood, Emily..................................... 1982-83 Woolfolk, Karyn................................ 1990-91 Wright, Hannah..................................... 2003 Note: Bold denotes current student-athlete.