2010 Media Guide - Greenville College

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WHAT’S INSIDE
Coaching Staff 4
Men’s Track & Field 14
Women’s Cross-Country 6
Women’s Track & Field Records 16
Women’s Track & Field 8
Senior Spotlights 10
Women’s Roster 18
Photo Gallery 12
Men’s Roster 19
Men’s Cross-Country 14
Men’s Track & Field Records 17
Schedules
Back Cover
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FOR INFORMATION ABOUT GC AND OUR ATHLETIC PROGRAMS:
Phone: 800-345-4440 or 618-664-2800
Fax: 618-664-1060
Academic Website: www.greenville.edu
Athletic Website: www.gcpanthers.com
Address: 315 E College Ave., Greenville, IL 62246
HEAD COACH:
Brian Patton Ph: (618) 664-6627 Email: brian.patton@greenville.edu
Senior Cole Prins
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COACHING STAFF
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BRIAN PATTON HEAD COACH
Brian Patton is in his 17 th year at Greenville College where he serves as
the head men’s and women’s cross country and track and field coach.
His men’s track and field teams have been crowned NCCAA National
Champions 12 times while the women’s track and field team has placed
as high as 2 nd at the NCCAA championships. Patton is a 22-time recipient
of the SLIAC Cross country Coach of the Year award and has coached 122
NCAA national qualifiers, 44 All-Americans, 111 Academic All-Americans,
and 4 individual national champions. Additionally, he has coached 155
all-conference athletes (in cross country alone). The men’s cross country
team has won 12 of the last 14 SLIAC championships while the women’s team has won a total of
14 conference championships. The men’s track and field team finished in seventh place at the
2004 NCAA Division III Outdoor Track and Field Championships with Patton at the helm. Patton,
a certified public accountant, graduated from Greenville College in 1988 and has a 15 th place
finish at the Vineman Ironman triathlon to his credit. He and his wife Heather have a son Elijah
and are expecting a second son during the upcoming track season.
SHAWN ANDREWS MID-DISTANCE
Shawn has worked with our program since his graduation in 2000. As an
athlete, he ran both cross country and track while a student at Greenville.
His primary events included the 400 hurdles, 800 and 4x400. Shawn is a
Social Studies teacher at Lincolnwood Junior-Senior High in Raymond,
IL. He and his wife Kristy have a son, Noah. In addition, Shawn teaches
Sunday School and assists with youth group.
TOM BROOMFIELD HEAD THROWS
After serving as our head throws coach for 14 years, Coach Tom took over
as head track coach at Greenville High School. Coach Tom returns as our
head throws coach and full-time director of the college’s fitness center.
Coach Broomfield was a part of the coaching staff that won twelve NCCAA
Coaching Staff of the Year awards and has directly coached 11 NCAA All-
Americans and over 25 national qualifiers. Tom lives in Greenville with his
wife Marti and two sons Wyatt and Thomas.

TARRA GRANT SPRINTS
Grant prepped at Beardstown High School where she was the 200 and 400
meter Class A State champ in 2005. While at Eastern Illinois University,
Tarra was a standout sprinter earning a bachelor and master’s degree in
Kinesiology. She has personal bests of 12.09 in 100m, 24.82 in 200m and
56.47 in the 400m. This will be Grant’s first year on our staff. She is also an
accomplished Olympic lifter.
ALEXANDRA JACKSON DISTANCE
A 2008 graduate of Greenville College and successful distance runner
Jackson returns to her alma mater to assist with the distance program.
While a student-athlete at Greenville, she ran both cross country and track
majoring in Psychology/Religion. Jackson is still the school record holder
in the 3000m steeplechase. Alex’s husband is serving as an officer in the
Army. They have two children Jovi and Bodie.
DR. ROBERT JOHNSON HURDLES / POLE VAULT
Dr. J as he is affectionately known served as the head track and field
coach upon his arrival to Greenville over 20 years ago. Since stepping
down as head coach, he has directed his attention to the hurdles and pole
vault. In 2008, 2009 and again in 2010, Johnson coached back-to-back-toback-to-back
national champions in the 110H at the NCAA DIII National
Championships. He has also coached Edgar Townsend to a national
championship in the 55H during the 2010 winter campaign. With his vast
knowledge and attention to technique, he has assisted in many areas and
is often seen working with our javelin throwers. Johnson is an exercise
physiologist. He and wife Carol have two adult sons and five grandchildren.
MICHELLE SUTTON DISTANCE
After graduating in December 2010 with a bachelor’s degree in Biology,
she will begin a master’s degree in Education. Sutton will complete her
last season of eligibility as a “running” coach. She holds the title as the
most accomplished female distance runner in Greenville College history
holding nearly all indoor and outdoor records from 1500 meters through
and including the 5000 meters.
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BRYSON TAYLOR JUMPS
Bryson graduated from Eisenhower High School in Decatur, IL and was a
standout three-sport athlete while attending Greenville, competing in track,
football and basketball. He became Greenville’s most decorated athlete of
all-time, earning six NCAA All-American awards. Taylor’s top finish was a
national runner-up in the triple jump with a distance of 48’11 ¾”. Bryson
also earned All-American honors in the high jump. He is entering his fourth
year as a coach on our staff.

2010 WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY
The 2010 Greenville College Lady Panthers cross country team ran up against their most
formidable opponent in recent history – youth.
The team returned only two runners from the 2009 St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic
Conference (SLIAC) Champion squad. Despite their best efforts the inexperience proved
too much as the Ladies finished 3rd in the SLIAC, breaking their string of 6 consecutive
titles.
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The season was not without its victories. Michelle Sutton (Springport, MI / Jackson)
and Aubree Schreder (Waterloo, IL / Waterloo) proved a formidable duo as they claimed
1-2 finished in three straight races, including the SLIAC Championships.
Sutton won races at the Gibson Family Cross-country Invitational in Terre Haute, IN and
the University of Evansville Invitational. She finished her illustrious career with 3 of the
top 6 6K times in school history along with the top spot on the 5K list (18:18). She also
garnered the honor of NCAA DIII All-Region by way of her 26th place performance at
the Midwest Regional Championships.
The upstart Schreder came on strong in her inaugural campaign. While spending much
of the season under the veteran tutelage of Sutton, Schreder came into her own by
winning the SLIAC individual championship. The victory earned her both SLIAC Runner
of the Year and SLIAC Newcomer of the Year, in addition to a 6K school record with
a time of 22:06. She carried that success into the NCAA DIII Midwest Regional Meet
where she finished 23rd overall and became the first female in Greenville College Crosscountry
history to qualify for the NCAA DIII National Championships. Her season was
completed with an 82nd place showing, which was the 6th best performance among all
freshman in the meet.
Aubree Schreder
Michelle Sutton
As the Lady Panthers look ahead to the 2011 season they will rely heavily upon the
quality finishes of Aubree Schreder and will look for continued contributions from
returning SLIAC scorers Rosie Nelson (Brimfield, IL / Elmwood) and Carisa Wilson
(Shelbyville, IL / Shelbyville) and Manning Heaps (Chatham, IL / New Berlin).

REVIEW
CROSS COUNTRY ALL-TIME TOP 10
WOMEN’S 6K RACE
WOMEN’S 5K RACE
Aubree Schreder 22:06 2010 Michelle Sutton 18:18 2010
Michelle Sutton 22:15 2010 Aubree Schreder 18:24 2010
Aubree Schreder 22:17 2010 Amy Ferrell 18:31 2000
Aubree Schreder 22:18 2010 Amy Ferrell 18:38 2000
Michelle Sutton 22:19 2010 Michelle Sutton 18:48 2010
Michelle Sutton 22:22 2010 Misty Mesecher 18:51 2000
Merideth Deters 22:22 2003 Aubree Schreder 18:52 2010
Aubree Schreder 22:36 2010 Alison Louthan 18:58 2000
Meredith Deters 22:45 2003 Michelle Sutton 19:03 2009
Meredith Deters 22:50 2003 Michelle Sutton 19:03 2009
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2011 WOMEN’S TRACK & FIELD PREVIEW
The 2010 edition of the Greenville
College Lady Panthers put together the
type of quality season that has become
the standard of the program. The team
produced a pair of top-5 finishes in
the National Christian College Athletic
Association (NCCAA) indoor and outdoor
national championship meets, produced
nine school records and had five qualify
for the NCAA DIII national meet with one
DIII All-American.
Rochaunda Harris (East St. Louis, IL
/ East St. Louis) had a breakthrough
season for the women in 2010. During
the indoor season, her school record of
60’6½” was the 3rd best throw in all of
the nation amongst NCAA DIII schools in
the Weight Throw. Her indoor success
gave Harris a great deal of confidence
which she carried over to the outdoor
throws where she was a national finalist
in the Hammer Throw. At the DIII
Outdoor Championships, she had yet
another personal best throw of 171’7”
to place 8th and garner the first All-
American honor of her career.
Penny Grant (Beardstown, IL /
Beardstown) was another national
finalist for the Lady Panthers during the
outdoor campaign. The All-American
long jumper missed most of the indoor
season due to a foot injury, but came
back strong outdoors to jump 18’11¾”
and make the DIII Championship meet.
Seniors Jaclyn Johnson-Cross
(Belleville, IL / Belleville East) and Talen
Gerber (Fairbury, IL / Prairie Central) also
had NCAA DIII qualifying performances
during the season. Johnson-Cross
threw a huge PR in the Hammer Throw
going 162’6”. Gerber, who came back
from being hit by a car during the 2009
Cross country season, ran an impressive
2:14.51 in one of the seasons premier
events in Women’s DIII Track & Field, the
800m run.
Michelle Sutton (Springport, MI /
Jackson) continued to set the standard
for the women’s distance squads. During
the 2010 season she single-handedly
rewrote the record books by claiming
the top spot in 4 different events. During
the indoor season she bested her own
Mile record by running 5:11.40. Then
she continued to pick up steam as she
headed outdoors and captured records
in the 1500m, 3000m, and 5000m events
posting times of 4:43.22, 10:16.41, and
17:54.10, respectively.
Tricia Gall (Troy, IL / Triad) made an
immediate impact as the freshman
set school records in the Triple Jump
during both indoor (36’1¼”) and outdoor
(35’1¾”) seasons. Other school records
were claimed by Kristen Schutte
(Stewardson, IL / Stewardson-Strasburg
) in the Javelin (126’01”) and the
Distance Medley Relay team of Jennifer
Sutton (Springport, MI / Jackson), Philita
Johnson (East St. Louis, IL / East St.
Louis), Talen Gerber, and Sara Schlink
(Washington, IL / Washington).
As the women move into the 2011
season, there will be many gaps to fill
as last year’s team graduated 10 ladies.
However, there is a wealth of young
talent that will continue to keep the team
moving forward.
Rochaunda Harris and Penny Grant
will look to move up the NCAA DIII
podium and add to their already stellar

esumes of school records and All-
American honors.
Kristen Schutte returns with Harris as
one of the top female throwers. Schutte
specializes in the Discus and the Javelin
and will look to better her school record
in the latter event.
In the sprints it will be Rose Sanders
(Virden, IL / Virden) as the top returner.
She will be pushed by Penny Grant and
Philita Johnson. Johnson’s focus is the
400m event in which she ran a personal
best 58.37 in 2010. Imari Mason (Chicago,
IL / Kenwood Academy) enters the season
as the Lady Panthers’ lead multi-event
performer.
Michelle Sutton will once again anchor
the women’s distance crew as she will
return to finish her eligibility as a 5th
year senior. Sutton will run alongside
freshman standout Aubree Schreder
(Waterloo, IL / Waterloo), a 2010 NCAA
DIII Cross-country National Championship
qualifier.
Tricia Gall returns as the best triple
jumper in school history. She will hope
to improve her indoor record which left
her just short of an NCAA qualifying
mark. Freshman Taylor Brunner (Oreana,
IL / Argenta-Oreana) should provide Gall
some company, as she brings a high
school best of 35’5” to the table in the
Triple Jump.
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The Lady Panthers will have an exciting
mix of experience and youth in the 2011
season that should make the team a force
to be reckoned with in both NCCAA and
NCAA competition.

SHANNA AMBUEHL
Events: XC, Distance
Hometown: Kinmundy, IL
High School: South Central
Major: Secondary Education
Top Performance: 6K – 23:17 (xc); 10K – 39:50
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JUMAANE BEY
Events: Jumps
Hometown: Apple Valley, CA
High School: Apple Valley HS
Major: Marketing and Management
Top Performance: Triple Jump – 45’06”
WARITH FENNOY
Events: Triple Jump
Hometown: East St. Louis, IL
High School: East St. Louis
Major: Sociology
Top Performance: Triple Jump 46’9½”
ROCHAUNDA HARRIS
Events: Throws
Hometown: East Saint Louis, IL
High School: East Saint Louis HS
Major: Physical Education
Top Performance: Weight Throw – 60’6½”; Hammer Throw – 171’7”
2009 NCAA Indoor National Championships Qualifier (WT)
8th place 2010 Outdoor National Championships (HT)
MARK MITCHELL
Events: Sprints, Relays
Hometown: Kansas City, MO
High School: Raytown South HS
Major: Pre-Engineering
Top Performance: 100m – 10.59; 200m – 21.49
2009 NCAA Outdoor National Championships Qualifier (100m)
2010 NCAA Outdoor National Championships Qualifier (100m; 200m
and 4x100)
SENIOR SPOTLIGHT

COLE PRINS
Events: XC, Distance
Hometown: Erie, IL
High School: Erie HS
Major: Social Work
Top Performance: 8K (xc) – 25:46; 5K – 15:39
JOHN SPENCER
Hometown: Tulsa, OK
High School: Holland Hall
Major: Youth Ministry
Top Performance: 8K (xc) – 26:57
MICHELLE SUTTON
Events: XC, Distance
Hometown: Springport, MI
High School: Jackson HS
Major: Pre-dental
Top Performance: Mile (i) – 5:11.40; 1500 – 4:43.22; 5K – 17:54.10, 6K (xc) –
22:15
AUSTIN TEER
Hometown: Abbotsford, BC (Canada)
High School: homeschool
Major: Computer and Information Systems
Top Performance: Javelin – 172’06”
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LANCE WARD
Hometown: Greenville, IL
High School: Greenville
Major: Computer Information Science and Mathematics
Top Performance: 400m – 50.42; 800m – 1:55.03; Long Jump – 21’8”
TYLER SARVER
Hometown: Cowden, IL
High School: Cowden-Herrick High School
Major: Criminal Justice
Top Performance: 100m – 11.17; 200m – 22.76

2010 MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY
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2010 saw the return of the Greenville College
Men’s Cross country team to the top of the
heap in the St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic
Conference (SLIAC). After two straight runnerup
finishes, by a combined total of 4 points, the
men captured their 12th SLIAC title in the last
15 years. The men continued to perform well
as they moved into the NCAA DIII Midwest
Regional and finished 18th place in a region
that featured 9 different schools that had been
ranked among the nation’s top 30.
Alan Hollingsworth (sophomore, Monticello, IL
/ Monticello) was the top finisher in the SLIAC
championship meet. His time of 25:27 earned
him second overall and was the fastest 8K time
by a Panther on the season. Hollingsworth was
joined on the SLIAC First team All-Conference
list by senior Cole Prins (Erie, IL / Erie) and
junior Xavier Ortiz (Chicago, IL / AA Stagg), who
Fr. Bryant Simpson, Jr. Leo Pathy,
Jr. Nathan Young
contributed 4th and 7th place finishes, respectively. Additional scorers for the men
were SLIAC Second team All-Conference runners Bryant Simpson (freshman, Fairfield,
IL / Fairfield) in 10th place and junior Leo Pathy (Palos Hills, IL / AA Stagg) in 13th.
In the regional competition, it was Prins who finished his career with a personal
best time of 25:46 to finish 85th overall. Rounding out the scoring on the day were
Hollingsworth (25:51 – 89th), junior Coree Woltering (Ottowa, IL / Ottowa; 26:29 – 127th),
Pathy (26:37 – 135th), and junior Nathan Young (Morton, IL / Morton; 26:38 – 136th).
The future appears bright for the young Panther team as they will graduate only 2
members of the 2010 team. Hollingsworth will lead the charge in 2011 along with
returning scorers Woltering, Ortiz, Pathy, Simpson, and Young. This group will look for
additional contributions from several other runners who found themselves finishing in
the top 7 at various races including: Ross Baker (sophomore, St. Joseph, IL / Ogden),
Ethan Ford (sophomore, St. Joseph, IL / Ogden), Josh Dees (sophomore, St. Joseph, IL
/ Ogden), and Trevor Thompson (Williamsville, IL / Williamsville). Even more support
will come from sophomore Barry Parks (Eldorado, IL / Eldorado) and freshman Jordan
McCarty (Auburn, IL / Auburn) who both missed the 2010 campaign due to injury.

REVIEW
CROSS COUNTRY ALL-TIME TOP 10
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MEN’S 8K
Josh Martsolf 24:43 2005
Beau Meredith 24:43.9 2004
Mark Theiss 24:47 1997
Jeff Boele 24:48.3 1999
Josh Martsolf 24:49 2004
Josh Martsolf 24:52 2004
Josh Martsolf 24:52 2004
Mark Theiss 24:58 1999
Beau Meredith 25:01 2003
Josh Martsolf 25:05 2003

2010 was a banner year for the Greenville
College Men’s Track and Field team.
The men finished 3rd and 5th at the
National Christian College Athletic
Association (NCCAA) indoor and outdoor
championships, qualified nine for the
NCAA DIII national meet, had six school
records and a pair of individual national
championships.
2010. The junior was a national qualifier in
the 100m and as a member of the 4x100m
relay team along with sprint teammate
Brian White (Harvey, IL / Thornton). White
had his name added to the Greenville
record books when he teamed up with
Townsend, Oyler, and Lance Ward
(Greenville, IL / Greenville) in the 1600m
Sprint Medley Relay.
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2011 MEN’S TRACK & FIELD PREVIEW
Edgar Townsend (St. Anne, IL / Kankakee)
provided endless headlines for the
Panthers. The 2009 NCAA DIII national
champion in the 110m Hurdles came into
his senior season with a bulls-eye on
his back and he handled the pressure
well. Townsend won his first indoor
national title in the 55m Hurdles. He then
proceeded to defend his 110m Hurdle title
during the outdoor campaign giving him 3
straight national championship victories.
In addition to national championships,
Townsend was a part of 5 school records
by bettering his own marks in the 55m
Hurdles, 60m Hurdles, and 110m Hurdles,
tying the school record in the 200m, and
taking part in one more record as a part
of the indoor 1600m Sprint Medley Relay
team. He was also a member of the
national qualifying 4x100m Relay team
during the outdoor season.
Rodney Oyler (Macon, IL / Meridian)
qualified for the DIII National
Championships in both indoor and outdoor
seasons. The middle distance specialist
set the school record in the indoor 800m
event and then qualified in the same event
outdoors. He was also a member of the
indoor 1600m Sprint Medley relay team
that set a new Greenville standard.
Gio Sykes (East St. Louis, IL / East St.
Louis) provided the Panthers with their
third DIII qualifying mark of the indoor
season in the Triple Jump.
Mark Mitchell (Kansas City, MO / Raytown
South), once again, led the sprint crew in
The Panthers had a pair of qualifying
distances in the jumps. The Triple Jump
saw another qualifier, this time it came
from junior Warith Fennoy (East St. Louis,
IL / East St. Louis) who leapt 46’9½“.
MorrQuem Hobson (Springfield, IL /
Lanphier) hit the mark in the long jump
with a personal best of 23’3½“. Hobson
also qualified for the championships as
the fourth member of the 4x100m Relay
team.
It is never easy to replace a national
champion, let alone a 3-time national
champion. Things get even more difficult
when you also have to fill the spot left
void by a 7-time national qualifier. That
is exactly the task set before the 2011
Greenville Panther as they seek to cover
ground left by Edgar Townsend and
Rodney Oyler. The men will attempt to do
so through a excellent balance of young
talent and national level experience.
Leading the charge will be Mark Mitchell.
The senior looks to cap his career with
yet another trip to the national finals and
a chance to improve on his personal
bests of 10.59 (100m) and 21.49 (200m).
As was the case in the 2010 season,
Mitchell will be pushed step for step by
4x100m relay teammate Brian White who
has a personal best of 10.89 in the 100m.
This pair, along with several impressive
freshmen, could prove to make the sprints
Greenville’s top event group in the coming
season.
Top jumper Warith Fennoy will attempt to

etter his national position in the Triple
Jump and secure a spot for himself in the
national finals. In other field event action
it is the tandem of Austin Teer (Abbotsford,
BC, Canada) and Alex Wilson (Leoti, KS /
Greely County) competing for the top spot in
the Javelin. The two bring PR’s of 172’6” and
164’, respectively, into action this season.
On the distance side, Cole Prins (Erie, IL /
Erie) will push the pace for the Panthers.
After a breakout 2010 season that saw him
drop his 5,000m PR to 15:39, he continued
to progress throughout a cross country
campaign where he improved by almost a
full minute to 25:46 (8,000m). He will attempt
to convert this success into even better
things for his final season. Prins will be
pushed by sophomore Alan Hollingsworth
(Monticello, IL / Monticello). Despite a few
good races, Alan struggled through his
freshman year, but found his footing during
the cross country season as he ran a team
best 25:27. The previous year’s experience
has given Hollingsworth confidence and
strength to consistently contend in any race
from 800m up to 5,000m.
Coree Woltering is the top returner among
the middle-distance runners. Coree’s
season was cut short last year as he missed
the end of the indoor and all of the outdoor
season with a stress fracture. Before the
injury he was on course to have an excellent
season, running 1:56.41 in the indoor 800m
and 4:23.83 in the indoor Mile. In addition
to Woltering, the middle distance team also
hopes to see success from the return of
Barry Parks. Parks had a slow beginning
track season as he rebounded from a season
ending-injury during the cross country
season. In his recovery he still managed to
put together a personal best 4:06.28 1500m.
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It will be an exciting year for the Greenville
College Men’s Track and Field team as the
young squad steps up into new roles of
leadership and the next group of national
qualifiers emerge.

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WOMEN’S TRACK & FIELD OUTDOOR RECORDS
Event Time Year Name
4x100 Relay 48.21 2006 C. Dunkley, J. McCall, S. Chester, F. Wiley
4x400 Relay 3:57.59 2007 K. Erickson, T. Gerber, J. McCall, T. Chester
4x800 Relay 9:30.77 2004 A. Cox, V. Ernst, S. Chester, M. Deters
100 M 12.20 2008 JaMecia McCall
200 M 24.83 2008 JaMecia McCall
400 M 57.44 2005 Shontia Chester
800 M 2:12.95 2001 Meredith Deters
1500 M 4:43.22 2010 Michelle Sutton
3000 M 10:16.41 2010 Michelle Sutton
5000 M 17:54.10 2010 Michelle Sutton
10,000 M 39:50.48 2009 Shanna Uphold
100 M Hurdles 14.76 2004 Amanda Trempert
400 M Hurdles 1:04.45 2006 Angie Holmes
2000 Steeple Chase 7:42.76 2001 Misty Mesecher
3000 Steeple Chase 11:41.54 2006 Alex Paulhus
Long Jump 19’1½” (5.92M) 2009 Penny Grant
Triple Jump 35’1¾” (10.71M) 2010 Tricia Gall
High Jump 5’8” (1.73M) 1991 Rachelle Minott
Pole Vault 11’0” (3.35M) 2004 Sara Gentry
Shot Put 45’4½” (13.83M) 2008 Christina Niehaus
Discus 160’10” (49.02M) 2008 Christina Niehaus
Javelin 126’01” (38.43M) 2010 Kristen Schutte
Hammer 172’5” (52.56M) 2003 Andrea Shultz
Heptathlon 3790 points 2006 Kristi Erickson
WOMEN’S TRACK & FIELD INDOOR RECORDS
Event Time Year Name
4x200 Relay 1:47.05 2006 C. Dunkley, J. McCall, K. Erickson, F. Wiley
4x400 Relay 4:08.01 2006 K. Erickson, A. Holmes, J. McCall, T. Chester
4x800 Relay 10:02.04 2002 K. Lewis, V. Ernst, M. Fisher, M. Mesecher
Sprint Medley 4:52.26 2007 A Barrett, A. Masten, G Kinney, J. O’Connor.
Distance Medley 12:50.20 2010 J. Sutton, P. Johnson, T Gerber, S. Schlink
55 M 7.29 2007 JaMecia McCall
55 M Hurdles 8.40 2005 Amanda Trempert
60 M 7.90 2007 JaMecia McCall
60 M Hurdles 9.08 2005 Amanda Trempert
200 M 25.99 2007 JaMecia McCall
400 M 59.95 2008 JaMecia McCall
600 1:39.84 2001 Meredith Deters
800 M 2:15.73* 2004 Meredith Deters
1500 M 4:54.42 2002 Amy Ferrell
1 mile 5:11.40* 2010 Michelle Sutton
3000 M 10:33.95 2002 Amy Ferrell
5000 M 18:40.28 2009 Michelle Sutton
Long Jump 18’11¼” (5.77M) 2007 JaMecia McCall
Triple Jump 36’1¼” (11.00M) 2010 Tricia Gall
High Jump 5’5¼” (1.58M) 2008 Abby Owens
Pole Vault 10’9” (3.28) 2004 Sara Gentry
Shot Put 45’4’½” (13.82M) 2008 Christina Niehaus
20 lb. Wt. Throw 60’6½” (18.45M) 2010 Rochaunda Harris
* converted time 2:16.53; run on oversized track (Notre Dame, Meyo Track)
* converted time 5:13.20; run on oversized track (Iowa State)

MEN’S TRACK & FIELD OUTDOOR RECORDS
Event Time Year Name
4x100M Relay 40.93 2006 E. Townsend, B. Tripp, J. Westray, J. Renford
4x400M Relay 3:16.87 2004 L. Cooley, R. Garnett, K. Woodhouse, Z. Middleton
4x800M Relay 7:44.55 2002 D. Franckey, B. Weiss, B. Meredith, A. Garnett
100 M 10.43 2005 Brandon Tripp
200 M 21.37 2008 Jarod Renford
400 M 48.32 2004 Kenneth Woodhouse
800 M 1:51.63 2008 Rodney Oyler
1500 M 3:53.60 2001 Justin Snider
3000 M 8:32.19 2002 Beau Meredith
5000 M 14:41.44 2005 Beau Meredith
10,000 M 31:14.79 2005 Josh Martsolf
110 M Hurdles 14.05 2010 Edgar Townsend
400 M Hurdles 53.60 2002 Nate Johns
3000 M Steeplechase 9:26.50 2002 Dustin Franckey
Long Jump 23’6¼”(7.17M) 2005 Ryan Garnett
Triple Jump 48’11” (14.91M) 2005 Bryson Taylor
High Jump 6’9¾” (2.08M) 2000, 02 Justin Bennett
Pole Vault 14’00” (4.27M) 2005 Kevin Kirchner
Shot Put 50’05” (15.36M) 2006 Terrance Poe
Discus 148’7” (45.29M) 2006 Terrance Poe
Javelin 196’11” (60.03M) 2004 Michael Brewer
Hammer 182’10” (55.74M) 2006 Nick Ivey
Decathlon 6965 Points 2001 Nate Johns
Decathlon Scoring Records
100 M 10.98 Mark Niemuth
Long Jump 21’11 3/4” (6.70M) Mark Niemuth
Shot Put 41’1½” (12.53M) Nate Johns
High Jump 6’3½” (1.92M) Nate Johns
400 M 49.32 Nate Johns
4x200 Relay 1:30.61 2006 B. Tripp, J. Renford, K. Woodhouse, R. Garnett
4x400 Relay *3:20.05 2006 J. Renford, R. Garnett, K. Woodhouse, E. Townsend
4x800 Relay 8:01.18 2002 J. Snider, A. Crawford, A. Garnett, B. Weiss
Sprint Medley 3:37.32 2010 E. Townsend, B. White, L. Ward, R. Oyler
Distance Medley 10:23.09 2001 J. Snider, N. Johns, B. Weiss, J. Boelé
55 M 6.40 2005 Brandon Tripp
55 M Hurdles 7.45 2010 Edgar Townsend
60M Hurdles 8.22 2010 Edgar Townsend
60 M 6.96 2003 Brandon Tripp
200 M 22.35 2007 Jarod Renford, (2010) Edgar Townsend
400 M 50.11 2002 Nate Johns
600 M 1:23.74 2007 Rodney Oyler
800 M 1:52.28* 2010 Rodney Oyler
1000M 2:36.65 2007 Josh Bond
1500 M 4:03.17 2001 Beau Meredith
1 Mile 4:21.6 2005 Beau Meredith
3000 M 8:39.47 2005 Josh Martsolf
5000 M 14:53.90 2001 Beau Meredith
High Jump 6’8” (2.03M) 2004 Bryson Taylor
Long Jump 23’6¼” (7.18M) 2004 Danny Donaldson
Triple Jump 48’2¾” (14.70M) 2003 Bryson Taylor
Pole Vault 14’31/4” (4.35M) 2008 Kevin Kirchner
Shot Put 47’9” (14.55M) 2003 Terrance Poe
35lb. Wt. Throw 55’5” (16.89M) 2006 Nick Ivey
110 M HH 14.97 Mark Niemuth
Discus 139’9” (42.60M) Nate Johns
Pole Vault 14’00” (4.27M) Kevin Kirchner
Javelin 162’ (49.39M) Nate Johns
1500 M 4:28.41 Nate Johns
MEN’S TRACK & FIELD INDOOR RECORDS
* converted time 3:22.05,
run on oversized track
(Iowa State)
* converted time 1:53.18;
run on oversized track
(Iowa State)
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2010-2011 WOMEN’S TRACK & FIELD ROSTER
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Name Year Hometown / High School Event Area
Shanna Ambuehl Sr. Kinmundy, IL / South Central XC, Distance
Taylor Brunner Fr. Oreana, IL / Argenta-Oreana Jumps, Hurdles
Paige Dodson So. Vandalia, IL / Vandalia Sprints
Haley Fahnstrom So. Canton, IL / Canton Throws
Tricia Gall So. Troy, IL / Triad Jumps
Porschia Gatewood Jr. Chicago, IL / Kenwood Academy Sprints, Jumps
Ann Githinji Jr. Farina, IL / South Central Distance
Penny Grant Jr. Beardstown, IL / Beardstown Sprints, Jumps
Rochaunda Harris Sr. East St. Louis, IL / East St. Louis Throws
Manning Heaps Jr. Chatham, IL / New Berlin XC, Distance
Kamechion Jennings Fr. East St. Louis, IL / East St. Louis Sprints
Philita Johnson Jr. East St. Louis, IL / East St. Louis XC, Sprints
Imari Mason Jr. Chicago, IL / Kenwood Acadamy Sprints
Maggie McMurtrey Fr. Morton, IL / Morton Throws
Rosie Nelson Fr. Brimfield, IL / Brimfield XC, Mid-distance
Rose Sanders Jr. Virden, IL / Virden Sprints, Jumps
Aubree Schreder Fr. Waterloo, IL / Waterloo XC, Distance
Erica Siddle Fr. Belleville, IL / Belleville East XC, Distance
Kristen Schutte Jr. Stewardson, IL / Stewardson-Strasburg Throws
Michelle Sutton Sr. Springport, MI / Jackson XC, Distance
Mariah Thomas Fr. Kansas City, MO / Park Hill Throws
Carisa Wilson Fr. Shelbyville, IL / Shelbyville XC, Distance
Felicia Williamson So. St. Louis, MO / Parkway South XC, Distance
2010-2011 MEN’S TRACK & FIELD ROSTER
Name Year Hometown / High School Event Area
Ross Baker So. St. Joseph, IL / St. Joseph-Odgen XC, Distance
Michael Bateman Fr. Trenton, IL / Wesclin Throws
Jumaane Bey Sr. Apple Valley, CA / Apple Valley Jumps
Adonis Brown Jr. Denver, CO / Bishop Machebeuf Sprints
Shakar Butler Fr. Wright City, MO / Wright City Sprints
Gabe Buttram Fr. Vine Grove, KY / Meade County Mid-distance
Justin Coleman Fr. Hazelwood, MO / Hazelwood Central Throws
Josh Dees So. St Joseph, IL / St. Joseph-Ogden Mid-distance
Warith Fennoy Sr. East St. Louis, IL / East St. Louis Jumps
Ethan Ford So. St. Joseph, IL / St. Joseph-Ogden XC, Mid-distance

Erwin Fridge Fr. Cahokia, IL / Cahokia Throws
Josh Garcia Fr. Oakley, CA / Freedom HS Sprints
Mike Goff Fr. Springfield, IL / Lanphier XC, Distance
Darius Golden Jr. Dacula, GA / Sheldon HS (CA) Sprints
Chris Gunn Jr. Jacksonville, FL / Episcopal HS Sprints
Kody Herzog Fr. Las Vegas, NV / Palo Verde Throws
Morr’Quem Hobson Jr. Springfield, IL / Lanphier Hurdles, Jumps
Alan Hollingsworth So. Monticello, IL / Monticello XC, Mid-distance
Justin Honeycutt Fr. Wabash, IN / Wabash Sprints
Trent Johnson Fr. Wyanet, IL / Bureau Valley XC, Distance
Brenton Kastelein So. Highland, IL / Highland XC, Hurdles
Josh Kuusisto Fr. Show Low, AZ / Show Low HS Throws
Sean Kweifio-okai Fr Melbourne, Australia Hurdles, Sprints
Ikeem Mattison So. Springfield IL / Lanphier XC, Mid-distance
Jordan McCarty Fr. Auburn, IL / Auburn XC, Distance
Jonathan McIntosh Fr. Cincinnati, OH / Withrow Mid-distance
Ian Miller Fr. Moline, IL / Moline HS XC, Mid-distance
Mark Mitchell Sr. Kansas City, MO / Raytown South Sprints
Rylan Mitchell Jr. Freeburg, IL / Freeburg XC, Mid-distance
Xavier Ortiz Jr. Palos Hills, IL / AA Stagg XC, Distance
Daniel Parham Fr. Alton, IL / Alton XC, Mid-distance
Barry Parks So. Eldorado, IL / Eldorado XC, Distance
Leo Pathy Jr. Palos Hills, IL / AA Stagg XC, Distance
Antonio Perry Fr. Belleville, IL / Belleville West Sprints
Cole Prins Sr. Erie, IL / Erie XC, Distance
Anthony Robinson Jr. Litchfield, IL / Litchfield Mid-distance, Sprints
Tyler Sarver Jr. Cowden, IL / Cowden-Herrick Sprints
Bryant Simpson Fr. Fairfield, IL / Fairfield XC, Mid-distance
Michael Sinn Fr. Delavain, IL / Olympia XC, Distance
John Spencer Sr. Tulsa, OK / Holland Hall XC, Distance
Ryan St. Hill Fr. Jennings, MO / Jennings Sprints
Darnez Stokes Fr. St Robert, MO / Waynesville Throws
Andrew Story Jr. Corona, CA / Calvary Chapel Christian Throws
Austin Teer Sr. Abbotsford, BC (Canada) Throws
Evan Teiwes Jr. Richland Center, WI / Richland Center XC, Distance
Josh Thebeau Jr. Texico, IL / Potosi XC, Mid-distance
Phillip Thomas Jr. Chicago, IL / South Shore Hurdles
Trevor Thompson So. Williamsville, IL / Williamsville XC, Distance
Kohle Verstreatter Fr. Litchfield, IL / Litchfield Sprints
Lance Ward Sr. Greenville, IL / Greenville Mid-distance, Sprints
Brian White Jr. Harvey, IL / Thorton Township Sprints
Bobby Williams Fr. Alton, IL / Alton Sprints
Alex Wilson Jr. Leoti, KS / Greely County Throws
Alex Wolfe Jr. Clarklake, MI / Columbia Central XC, Mid-distance
Coree Woltering Jr. Ottawa, IL / Ottawa Twp. XC, Mid-distance
Nathan Young Jr. Morton, IL / Morton Distance
TRACK & FIELD CROSS COUNTRY
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2011 GC TRACK AND FIELD SCHEDULE TRACK & FIELD CROSS COUNTRY
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Sat., Jan. 22 EIU Mega Meet 9:00am Charleston, IL
Sat., Jan. 29 Illinois Wesleyan University 10:00am Bloomington, IL
Sat., Feb. 5 Dr Jim Green Classic 11:00am Jacksonville, IL
Sat., Feb. 12 Monmouth Fighting Scot Invite 11:00am Monmouth, IL
Sat., Feb. 19 NCCAA Indoor Championships TBA Marion, IN
(Indiana Wesleyan University)
Sat., Mar. 5 Iowa State Last Chance Meet TBA Ames, IA
Fri-Sat. Mar. 11-12 NCAA DIII National Indoor Championships TBA Columbus, OH
(Capital University)
Fri., Mar. 25 Washington University Twilight TBA St Louis, MO
Fri-Sat., Apr. 1-2 Washington University Invitational 3:00pm St Louis, MO
(Friday: Hammer, TJ and Javelin, Multi’s) 9:00am St Louis, MO
Sat., Apr. 9 Wash University Select 10:00am St Louis, MO
Friday, April 15 Rose-Hulman Twilight Meet 5:00pm Terre Haute, IN
April 19 Mid Week Quad (IL College) 4:00pm Jacksonville, IL
Sat., Apr. 23 SIU-E Twilight Meet 1:00pm Edwardsville, IL
Sat., Apr. 30 Illinois College Open 10:00am Jacksonville, IL
Thu.-Sat. May 5-7 NCCAA National Championships TBA Joliet, IL
Thu.-Fri. May 12-13 Dr Keeler Invitational TBA Naperville, IL
Thu.-Fri. May 19-20 North Central Or Augustana
TBA
Last Chance Meet
Thu.-Sat. May 26-28 NCAA DIII National Championships TBA Delaware, OH
(Ohio Wesleyan University)
2010 MEN’S TRACK & FIELD TEAM