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Coaching Staff 2-3

Women’s Cross Country 4-5

Women’s Track & Field 6-7

Senior Spotlights 8-9

Photo Gallery 10-11

Men’s Cross Country 12-13

Men’s Track & Field 14-15

Photo Gallery 16-17

Women’s Track & Field Records 18

Men’s Track & Field Records 19

Women’s Roster 20

Men’s Roster 21

Track Schedule Back Cover

WHAT’S INSIDE


FOR INFORMATION ABOUT GREENVILLE COLLEGE AND OUR ATHLETIC PROGRAMS

Phone: 800-345-4440 or 618-664-2800Fax: 618-664-1060Academic Website: www greenville eduAthletic Website: www gcpanthers comAddress: 315 E College Avenue, Greenville, IL 62246

Brian Patton Ph: (618) 664-6627 Cell: (618) 322-5817 Email: brian patton@greenville edu

Tarra Grant Ph: (618) 664-6619 Email: tarra grant@greenville edu

Bryson Taylor Ph: (618) 664-6619 Email bryson taylor@greenville edu

FULL-TIME ASSISTANT COACHES

HEAD COACH

GENERAL INFORMATION


Brian Patton HEAD COACHPatton has served as the head men’s and women’s cross country and track and field coach for almost two decades as he works on his 19th year at the helm Under his direction, the men’s track and field teams have been crowned NCCAA National Champions 12 times while the women’s team has placed as high as 2nd at the NCCAA championships The program has produced 154 NCAA DIII national qualifiers, 51 All Americans, 123 Academic All-Americans, and 4 individual national

champions As a member of the SLIAC Conference the cross country teams have had 164 all-conference athletes The men’s cross country team has won 12 of the last 16 SLIAC championships while the women’s teams have won a total of 14 conference championships Patton is a 22-time recipient of the SLIAC Cross Country Coach of the Year award and has won the NCCAA Coaching award 13 times The men’s track and field team finished in seventh place at the 2004 NCAA Division III Outdoor Track and Field Championships and the women’s program finished 25th at the most recent Division III Indoor Championships with Patton as the head Coach Patton, a certified public accountant, graduated from Greenville College in 1988 and has a 15th place finish at the Vineman Ironman triathlon to his credit He and his wife Heather have two sons: 3 year old Elijah and 2 year old Caleb

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 and daughter Emma In addition, Shawn teaches Sunday School

Tom Broomfield HEAD THROWS USATF Level 2 Certified Throws Coach and Certified Strength Coach Tom Broomfield is our head throws coach serving in his seventeenth year Coach Tom (as he is affectionately referred to) now serves as Greenville College’s full-time director at the college’s fitness center Coach Broomfield has coached 12 NCAA All-Americans in the throws, over 25 national qualifiers and has one thrower inducted to the Greenville College Hall of Fame Tom is also a part of a coaching staff that won twelve

NCCAA Coaching Staff of the Year awards Tom lives in Greenville with his wife Marti oldest son Wyatt (16) and youngest son Thomas (14)


COACHING STAFF

Tarra Grant SPRINTSGrant prepped at Beardstown HS where she was the 200 and 400 meter Class A State Champion in 2005 While at Eastern Illinois University, Tarra was a standout sprinter earning a bachelor and master’s degree in Kinesiology and Sports Studies She has personal bests of 12 09 in the 100m, 24 82 in 200m and 56 47 in the 400m Grant also ran 3rd leg on EIU’s 4x100m relay team who now holds the school record with a time of 45 55 seconds Tarra has worked with our sprinters since 2010 and is in her third year with the program

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 is one of Greenville’s most decorated athletes 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 This is Taylor’s second year serving in a full-time capacity but 6th year overall as the director of our jumps program

Dan Newkirk VAULTWhile this will be Coach Newkirk’s first year with our program, he is not new to track and field As a matter of fact, he is currently serving his 21st year at the helm of Litchfield High School’s boys track program As a physical education teacher and track coach, he has also coached football, cross country and wrestling during his time at LHS Newkirk is a graduate of North Central College where he was a decathlete He and his wife Amy have two children: Betsy (19) and Seth (17)

Lee Coakley ASST THROWSLee, a 2000 graduate of Greenville College, returns to our program after spending the last 11 years as a Spanish teacher and head boys and girls coach at Peotone High School As a member of the track team, he once held records in both the hammer and discus In 2009, he began competing in USATF competitions around the US and has won several age group national titles in the javelin, hammer and discus In 2011, he married Ginger and moved to Greenville He is now teaching Spanish and the Head Volleyball coach at Triad High School He and his wife are the proud parents of a newborn son Thailer


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Since 1995 the Greenville College Lady Panthers have been atop the St Louis Intercollegiate Conference (SLIAC) fourteen times Last season saw us building experience and knowledge as we attempt to position ourselves to take back our spot atop the SLIAC Conference, as well as, improve upon our best performance at the always difficult Midwest Regional

While the season made for many season and lifetime bests, it was a season of frustration for others For the second year in a row, the ladies saw their returning top runner unable to compete due to injury Last year’s Most Valuable Runner, Suzanne Ford saw her season cut short by the same foot injury that sidelined standout Aubree Schreder the previous season On a positive note, junior Rosie Nelson had her best season to date, leading her team and being rewarded with the team’s Most Valuable award

Last year’s Most Improved Jessica Przybylski (Lawrenceville, IL/ Lawrenceville) followed a strong freshman year with another solid season earning the team’s Most Consistent honors A trio of freshman made quick work of their transition to collegiate running and were led by Newcomer of the Year-Molly Works (New Athens, IL /New Athens) Freshman Taylor Thomas (Cherry Valley, IL/Rockford Christian) proved a quick study Thomas earned Most Improved honors after running her first season of cross country and making her transition to the college setting better than expected

Rounding out the top seven included a lineup of underclassmen They were: Bailey Keim (O’Fallon, MO/Francis Howell), Sydney Bennett (North Aurora, IL/Aurora Christian) and Erica Siddle (Belleville, IL/Belleville East)

While the women finished second twice as a team during the season, there is plenty of work to be done and the coaching staff is anxious to see where these young ladies (We lose none to graduation ), and a strong recruiting class can take us

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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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The 2012 Lady Panther track campaign made the most of their season led in large part by the successes of their experienced seniors After a fifth place finish at the NCCAA Indoor championships, the women had their second best finish ever at the NCCAA Outdoor Championships by way of their surprise third place finish Eight school records were broken while having athletes ranked in the top 35 at the NCAA DIII level in ten individual events, as well as, one relay ranked in the top 25 The team also had their best finish at the NCAA DIII level when they placed 25th during the NCAA Indoor Championships held in Pella, IA

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Senior Penny Grant (Beardstown, IL/ Beardstown) had an MVP season as she continued her rewrite of the record books Penny added two more All American awards to her resume concluding her career with a women’s school record of six total All American awards While finishing fourth in the Long Jump and seventh in the Triple Jump at the NCAA DIII Indoor Championships, Penny broke every sprint record from the 55 to the 100 At the outdoor championships, Penny placed 9th in the 100 Meter Run (11 98) and 18th in the Long Jump By season’s end Grant owned school records in the indoor and outdoor Long Jump (19’2) and Triple Jump (39’3), as well as, records in the 55M (7 27), 60M (7 89), 100M (11 98) and as a member of the 4x100 Relay

Seniors Kristen Schutte (Stewardson, IL/ Stewardson-Strasburg) and Philita Johnson (East St Louis, IL/ East St Louis) concluded future Hall of Fame careers Schutte had a season to remember being ranked among the top throwers in the nation in both her events- Javelin and Hammer At the NCAA Outdoor Championships, Schutte found herself with a throw she would never forget On the last throw of the meet and her career, Kristen threw a four foot personal and school record (146’) A throw that was nine feet further than her previous season’s best to earn her first All American award via her 3rd place finish Johnson qualified for both the indoor and outdoor NCAA Championships in the 400 During her career, she qualified for four individual NCAA Championships with a career best finish of 9th at this year’s Championships Philita’s list of school records include a best time in the 400 of 56 24, both the indoor 200M and 400M and as a member of the 4x100 Relay

Imari Mason staked her claim as the team’s most talented all-around athlete, while winning the team’s Most Inspirational and Black and Orange Awards Imari finished as the NCCAA National Runner-up with a new school record in the heptathlon (4196) Mason teamed with Grant, Johnson and team newcomer Iyeesha DeBerry to break the 4x100 record and win an NCCAA title (48 16) Imari’s training partner and winner of the Most Improved award, sophomore Taylor Brunner, had a break out year in the heptathlon scoring an impressive 4133 points in only her second season competing in the multi’s

2013 will have its challenges as the ladies lose arguably their best class of seniors to graduation It will now be up to a talented group of returners as well as a host of newcomers to pick up the scoring The throws looked to be a strength for the upcoming season Senior Haley Fahnstrom (Canton, IL/ Canton), junior Maggie McMurtrey (Morton, IL/Morton) and sophomore Abby Hill (Brownstown, IL/ St Elmo) will lead the way

Senior Rose Sanders returns to the lineup after being out of the entire 2012 season She appears to be recovering from double knee surgery and will need to lead our class of young sprinters Teammate Taylor Brunner (Oreana, IL/ Argenta-Oreana) will provide assistance in the throws and multi-events With a year of collegiate competition under their belt, hurdler and Team Newcomer of the Year, Maggie Tarr (New Berlin, IL/ New Berlin), as well as, school record holder Iyeesha Deberry (4x100 Relay) (Decatur, IL/ Macarthur) will need to make the next step in their development to help rebuild the Lady Panthers


SENIOR SPOTLIGHT

Ross BakerEvents: XC-DistanceHometown: St Joseph, ILHigh School: St Joseph-OgdenMajor: Math EducationTop Performance: 8k (26:21), 1500 (4:02), 5k (15:48)

Josh DeesEvents: XC-Mid-distanceHometown: St Joseph, ILHigh School: St Joseph-OgdenMajor: Biology/PsychologyTop Performance: 800m (1:53 79), 1500m (3:57 00), 2mile (9:18), 8K (26:53)

Haley FahnstromEvents: ThrowsHometown: Canton, ILHigh School: Canton HSMajor: Math EducationTop Performance: Hammer Throw (137’8”), Weight Throw (42’3 5”)

Ethan FordEvents: XC, Mid-DistanceHometown: St Joseph, ILHigh School: St Joseph-OgdenMajor: Mathematics Top Performance: 800m (2:00) 8K (27:12)

Darius GoldenEvents: SprintsHometown: McDonough, GAHigh School: Sheldon HSMajor: Digital MediaTop Performance: 100m (11 43), 200m (23 23)

Noah MarshEvents: XC, DistanceHometown: Carlsbad, CAHigh School: Carlsbad HSMajor: Sociology Top Performance: 5k (17:50) 8k (29:41)

Cory MartinEvents: SprintsHometown: Oblong, ILHigh School: Oblong HSMajor: AccountingTop Performance: 400m (52 4)


Ikeem MattisonEvents: SprintsHometown: Springfield, ILHigh School: Lanphier HSMajor: AccountingTop Performance: 400m (50 05)

Anthony RobinsonEvents: SprintsHometown: Litchfield, ILHigh School: Litchfield HSMajor: Digital MediaTop Performance: 400m (50 07)

Rose SandersEvents: Sprints, RelaysHometown: Virden, ILHigh School: Virden HSMajor: BiologyTop Performance: 100m (12 5) 200m (26 2)

Jace SloanEvents: ThrowsHometown: Hughson, CAHigh School: Hughson HSMajor: Criminal JusticeTop Performance: Javelin (192’10”)

Trevor ThompsonEvents: XC-DistanceHometown: Williamsville, ILHigh School: Williamsville HSMajor: History/Political Science and CommunicationTop Performance: 5k (16:17), 10k (34:05)

Coree WolteringEvents: XC, Mid-DistanceHometown: Ottawa, ILHigh School: Ottawa Township Major: BiologyTop Performance: 800m (1:55 4) 1500m (4:01) Indoor Mile (4:18) 3200m (9:09) 8k (26:01)

Nathan YoungEvents: XC-DistanceHometown: Morton, ILHigh School: Morton HSMajor: Chemistry EducationTop Performance: 5k (16:19), 8k (26:26), 10k (33:53)


We began the season with high expectations having an experienced and seasoned lineup However, we knew the Achilles heel for this season could become the lack of depth If we were to continue our successes we could ill afford the loss of a top runner

Since our entrance into the SLIAC conference, the men have made themselves at home at the top of the SLIAC standings as evidenced by never finishing worse than second at the conference championships That’s correct- the men have been crowned champion 14 times while finishing second 4 times It has been said, “All good things must come to an end ” This fall saw two of our top four runners seasons come to an early conclusion with season ending injuries, and sophomore Ben Barber battled illness for seventy-five percent of the season, running at less than full capacity As a result, for the first time in 19 years the men found themselves finishing fourth at the conference championships

Nathan Young (Morton, IL) surprised his teammates and himself with his best season ever Nate was our top finisher in all but one race garnering the team’s Most Valuable Runner honor He was accompanied by senior team members Ross Baker (St Joseph, IL), Ethan Ford (St Joseph, IL) and Trevor Thompson (Williamsville, IL) in the top seven Freshman Ray Hingson (Dieterich, IL) earned top Newcomer honors after a smooth transition in his first year at the 8K distance

It is the coaching staff’s hope that under the direction of Josh Dees and Bryant Simpson, the team can rebound from its loss of seniors Next year’s success will rely heavily on the development of the team’s young runners, as well as, a strong recruiting class

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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




Mark Theiss 24:58 1999

Beau Meredith 25:01 2003


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The Greenville College men’s Track and Field team added another successful season to the record books After winning a total of 12 National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA) titles over the years, the men fought their way to third place finishes at both the indoor and outdoor NCCAA Championships during the 2012 campaign In addition, the men qualified in five individual events and one relay for the NCAA DIII Championships

Brian White (Harvey, IL/ Thorton) capped his career with his second team MVP award attaining qualifying marks for the fifth time in his NCAA career As a mainstay and leader of our sprints core, White led our 4x100 Relay to their third consecutive NCAA Outdoor meet The quartet’s time of 41 23 was the fifth fastest time recorded in all of Division III prior to the outdoor championships The relay consisted of White, fellow senior Anthony Ambers (Apple Valley, CA/ Apple Valley), Californian Josh Garcia (Oakley, CA/Freedom) and Bruce Gray These men consistently were ranked amongst the best in all of DIII while also winning the NCCAA title and sweeping the 100M by finishing 1-2-3 at the NCCAA Outdoor Championships Look for Juniors Josh Garcia (Oakley, CA/Freedom HS), Bobby Williams (Alton, IL/Alton HS), and Ryan St Hill (St Louis, MO/Jennigs HS) to team with Bruce Gray (Chicago, IL/Leo HS) to lead our sprinters

Freshman sprint standout Bruce Gray had a season to remember After a successful high school career, Gray made the transition to college look easy qualifying for both the NCAA Indoor and Outdoor Championships At the indoor championships, Gray earned his first All American award in his young career by way of a 6th place finish in the 60M (6 88) After earning NCCAA Athlete of the Meet honors, he went on to represent the Panthers at the NCAA Outdoor Championships in the 100,200 and 4x100 Bruce finished 9th in the 100 and 6th in the 200(21 11) which shattered the previous school record of 21 35 Gray’s second All

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American award put him in elite company as he became only the second athlete in school history to earn two All American awards as a freshman

The men’s throwing squad while fairly young was sprinkled with enough age to make for a season of high expectations Junior Jace Sloan (Hughson, CA/Hughes United) and senior Alex Wilson (Leoti, KS) proved a formidable one-two punch in the javelin with Sloan throwing for a season best (192’10) Sophomore Josh Kuusisto (Show Low, AZ/ Show Low) was named the team’s Most Improved by way of a 30 foot improvement in the men’s hammer to rank him 21st in all of DIII Josh’s school record toss of 184’1 was one inch from qualifying for the NCAA Outdoor Championships Bryan Waugh (Granite City, IL/Granite City) did not disappoint in his first season of competition throwing well in multiple events and earning the team’s Most Inspirational honors

Coree Woltering (Ottawa, IL/ Ottawa Twp), Josh Dees (St Joseph, IL/ St Joseph-Ogden), Bryant Simpson (Fairfield, IL/ Fairfield) and Josh Dees (St Joseph, IL/ St Joseph-Ogden) consistently covered the middle-distance events During the indoor campaign, Woltering broke the mile record covering the distance in 4:18 58 Dees set personal bests in both 800 and the 1500 finishing the season with a bang, running 1:53 79 and 3:57 00, respectively

It looks to be another strong year for the Panthers with the talent they return from last year’s squad coupled with some talented newcomers The coaching staff anticipates Treyvon Manning (Stockton, CA/Amos Alonzo Stagg ),Nic Bergman (Litchfield, IL/ Litchfield), Adam Kammler (Freeburg, IL/Freeburg), and Parker Wray(Nashville, IN/Brown County) to make a smooth transition to the next level of competition


Event Time Year Name4x100 Relay 48 16 2012 I Mason, P Grant, I DeBerry, P Johnson4x400 Relay 3:57 59 2007 K Erickson, T Gerber, J McCall, T Chester4x800 Relay 9:30 77 2004 A Cox, V Ernst, S Chester, M Deters100 M 11 98 2012 Penny Grant200 M 24 83 2008 JaMecia McCall400 M 56 24 2012 Philita Johnson800 M 2:12 95 2001 Meredith Deters1500 M 4:40 85 2011 Michelle Sutton3000 M 10:08 71 2011 Michelle Sutton5000 M 17:37 60 2011 Michelle Sutton10,000 M 39:50 48 2010 Shanna Uphold100 M Hurdles 14 76 2004 Amanda Trempert400 M Hurdles 1:04 45 2006 Angie Holmes2000 Steeple Chase 7:42 76 2001 Misty Mesecher3000 Steeple Chase 11:41 54 2006 Alex PaulhusLong Jump 19’ 1 ½” (5 92M) 2009 Penny GrantTriple Jump 39’3” (11 96M) 2011 Penny GrantHigh Jump 5’8” (1 73M) 1991 Rachelle Minott Pole Vault 11’0” (3 35M) 2004 Sara GentryShot Put 45’41/2” (13 83M) 2008 Christina NiehausDiscus 160’10” (49 02M) 2008 Christina NiehausJavelin 146’0” (44 51M) 2012 Kristen SchutteHammer 172’5” (52 56M) 2003 Andrea ShultzHeptathlon 4196 points 2012 Imari Mason

100H 15 47 Imari Mason Long Jump 16’11 25 (5 16M) Imari MasonHigh Jump 5’0 25” (1 53M) Taylor Brunner Javelin 118’4” (36 08 M) Taylor BrunnerShot 32’0 75” (9 77M) Taylor Brunner 200 26 23 Imari Mason

Event Time Year Name4x200 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 Chester4x800 Relay 10:02 04 2002 K Lewis, V Ernst, M Fisher, M MesecherSprint 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 Schlink55 M 7 27 2012 Penny Grant55 M Hurdles 8 40 2005 Amanda Trempert60 M 7 89 2012 Penny Grant60 M Hurdles 9 08 2005 Amanda Trempert 200 M 25 90 2011 Philita Johnson400 M 57 77 2011 Philita Johnson600 1:39 84 2001 Meredith Deters800 M 2:15 73* 2004 Meredith Deters1500 M 4:54 42 2002 Amy Ferrell1 mile 5:11 40 2010 Michelle Sutton3000 M 10:26 39 2011 Aubree Schreder5000 M 18:40 28 2010 Michelle SuttonLong Jump 19’2 ¼” (5 85M) 2012 Penny GrantTriple Jump 39’3 ¾” (11 98M) 2012 Penny GrantHigh Jump 5’5¼” (1 58M) 2008 Abby OwensPole Vault 10’9” (3 28) 2004 Sara GentryShot Put 45’4 ½” (13 83M) 2008 Christina Niehaus20 lb Wt Throw 60’6 ½” (18 45M) 2010 Rochaunda Harris

*converted time 2:16 53, run on oversized track (Notre Dame, Meyo Track)

Heptathlon Scoring Records


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Event Time Year Name4x100M Relay 40 93 2006 E Townsend, B Tripp, J Westray, J Renford4x400M Relay 3:16 87 2004 L Cooley, R Garnett, K Woodhouse, Z Middleton4x800M Relay 7:44 55 2002 D Franckey, B Weiss, B Meredith, A Garnett100 M 10 43 2005 Brandon Tripp200 M 21 11 2012 Bruce Gray400 M 48 32 2004 Kenneth Woodhouse800 M 1:51 63 2008 Rodney Oyler1500 M 3:53 60 2001 Justin Snider3000 M 8:32 19 2002 Beau Meredith5000 M 14:41 44 2005 Beau Meredith10,000 M 31:14 79 2005 Josh Martsolf110 M Hurdles 14 05 2010 Edgar Townsend400 M Hurdles 53 60 2002 Nate Johns3000 M Steeplechase 9:26 50 2002 Dustin FranckeyLong Jump 23’6¼”(7 17M) 2005 Ryan GarnettTriple Jump 48’11” (14 91M) 2005 Bryson TaylorHigh Jump 6’9¾” (2 08M) 2000, 2002 Justin Bennett Pole Vault 14’00” (4 27M) 2005 Kevin Kirchner Shot Put 50’05” (15 36M) 2006 Terrance PoeDiscus 148’7” (45 29M) 2006 Terrance PoeJavelin 196’11” (60 03M) 2004 Michael BrewerHammer 184’1” (56 12M) 2012 Josh KuusistoDecathlon 6965 Points 2001 Nate Johns

100 M 10 98 Mark NiemuthLong Jump 21’11 3/4” (6 70M) Mark NiemuthShot Put 41’1½” (12 53M) Nate JohnsHigh Jump 6’3½” (1 92M) Nate Johns400 M 49 32 Nate Johns

110 M HH 14 97 Mark NiemuthDiscus 139’9” (42 60M) Nate Johns1500 M 4:28 41 Nate JohnsPole Vault 14’00” (4 27M) Kevin KirchnerJavelin 162’ (49 39M) Nate Johns

Event Time Year Name4x200 Relay 1:30 61 2006 B Tripp, J Renford, K Woodhouse, R Garnett4x400 Relay *3:20 05 2006 J Renford, R Garnett, K Woodhouse, E Townsend4x800 Relay 8:01 18 2002 J Snider, A Crawford, A Garnett, B WeissSprint Medley 3:37 32 2010 B White, E Townsend, L Ward, R OylerDistance Medley 10:23 09 2001 J Snider, N Johns, B Weiss, J Boelé55 M 6 40 2005 Brandon Tripp55 M Hurdles 7 45 2010 Edgar Townsend60M Hurdles 8 22 2010 Edgar Townsend60 M 6 88 2012 Bruce Gray200 M 22 20 2012 Bruce Gray400 M 50 11 2002 Nate Johns600 M 1:23 74 2007 Rodney Oyler800 M 1:52 28* 2010 Rodney Oyler1000M 2:36 65 2010 Josh Bond1500 M 4:03 17 2001 Beau Meredith 1 Mile 4:18 58 2012 Coree Woltering3000 M 8:39 47 2005 Josh Martsolf5000 M 14:53 90 2001 Beau MeredithHigh Jump 6’8” (2 03M) 2004 Bryson TaylorLong Jump 23’6¼” (7 18M) 2004 Danny DonaldsonTriple Jump 48’2¾” (14 70M) 2003 Bryson TaylorPole Vault 14’31/4” (4 35M) 2008 Kevin KirchnerShot Put 47’9” (14 55M) 2003 Terrance Poe35lb Wt Throw 57’4 25” (17 48M) 2012 Josh Kuusisto

Decathalon Scoring Records

*converted time 3:22 05, run on oversized track (Iowa State)

* converted time 1:53 18, run on oversized track (Iowa State)


MEN’S TRACK & FIELD OUTDOOR RECORDS

MEN’S TRACK & FIELD INDOOR RECORDS

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Name Year Hometown / High School Event AreaValerie Akers Fr Lawrenceville,IL/Lawrenceville JumpsSydney Bennett So North Aurora, IL/Aurora Christian DistanceTaylor Brunner Jr Oreana, IL/Argenta-Oreana Multi-EventsIyeesha Deberry So Decatur, IL/Douglas MacArthur SprintsHaley Fahnstrom Sr Canton, IL/Canton ThrowsSuzanne Ford So Saint Joseph, IL/St Joseph-Ogden DistanceMichaela Harris Fr Mattoon, IL/Mattoon JumpsSylvia Haygood So Fairfield, IL/Fairfield Community DistanceAbigail Hill So Brownstown, IL/St Elmo ThrowsBailey Keim Fr O’Fallon, MO/Francis Howell DistanceMaggie McMurtrey Jr Morton, IL/Morton ThrowsAmanda Muehlberg Fr Waterloo, IL/Waterloo ThrowsJosiane Muniania Fr Rushville, IL/Rushville Industry SprintsRosie Nelson Jr Edwards, IL/Brimfield DistanceAli Potthast Fr Greenville, IL/Greenville HS Thrower Jessica Przybylski So Lawrenceville, IL/Lawrenceville DistanceRachel Renshaw Fr Carterville, IL/Agape Christian SprintsRose Sanders Sr Virden, IL/Virden HS SprintsAubree Schreder Jr Waterloo, IL/Waterloo DistanceErica Siddle Jr Belleville, IL/Bellville East DistanceMaggie Tarr So New Berlin, IL/New Berlin HurdlesTaylor Thomas Fr Cherry Valley, IL/Rockford Christian XC- Mid-DistanceShani Weiss Fr Pocahontas, IL/Bond County Cmty Unit#2 ThrowerCarisa Wilson Jr Shelbyville, IL/Shelbyville XC,DistanceMolly Works Fr Lenzburg,IL/New Athens DistanceEmily Wright So Pendleton, IN/Pendleton Heights HS Multi-Events

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Name Year Hometown / High School Event AreaMason Akers So Bridgeport, IL/Red Hill HS JumpsRoss Baker Sr St Joseph, IL/St Joseph-Ogden XC, Distance Ben Barber So Greenville, IL/Greenville XC, DistanceNic Bergman Fr Litchfield, IL/Litchfield HS ThrowsTony Briscoe So Sparta, IL/Sparta XC, DistanceJeremy Burrows Sr Salem, OR/Santiam Christian HS ThrowsBrandon Butler Jr Honolulu, HI/Radford HS Throws Gabe Buttram Jr Vine Grove, KY/Meade County Mid-distanceJosh Dees Sr St Joseph, IL/St Joseph-Ogden Mid-distanceAnthony Everett Jr Chicago, IL/South Shore Hurdles Ethan Ford Sr St Joseph, IL/St Joseph-Ogden XC, Mid-distanceJosh Garcia Jr Oakley, CA/Freedom SprintsVernon Gee Fr Edwardsville, IL/Edwardsville HS SprintsKC Gilbert So Indio, CA/Indio ThrowsSteven Glover Fr Gainesville, FL/Eastside HS SprintsDarius Golden So McDonough, GA/Sheldon HS SprintsBruce Gray So Chicago, IL/Chicago Leo SprintsRay Hingson Fr Montrosee, IL/Dieterich HS DistancePeter Huston So Greenville, IL/Greenville Mid-DistanceSpencer Jaquet Fr Tampico, IL/Prophetstown HS XC,DistanceDejuan Johnson Fr St Louis, MO/Gateway Christian HS ThrowsAdam Kammler Fr Freeburg, IL/Freeburg HS Jumps-SprintsJosh Kuusisto Jr Show Low, AZ/Show Low ThrowsTreyvon Manning Fr Stockton, CA/Amos Alonzo Stagg HS Mid-DistanceNoah Marsh Sr Carlsbad, CA/Carlsbad HS DistanceCory Martin Sr Oblong, IL/Oblong HS Mid-DistanceSeth Martin So Springfield, IL/Homeschooled ThrowsIkeem Mattison Sr Springfield IL/Lanphier SprintsBranden Niehaus Jr Butler, IL/Hillsboro HS Jumps-SprintsCalvin Owens Fr Cahokia, IL/Cahokia HS ThrowsAnthony Robinson Sr Litchfield IL/Litchfield HS Multi-EventsJalen Scott So St Louis, MO/Hazelwood East SprintsBryant Simpson Jr Fairfield, IL /Fairfield XC, Mid-distanceJace Sloan So Hughson, CA/Hughson High ThrowsJoey Sousan Fr Crystal City, MO/Crystal City HS Mid-distanceRyan St Hill Jr Jennings, MO/Jennings SprintsAlex Staton Fr Springfield, IL/Rochester HS Pole VaultDarnez Stokes Jr St Robert, MO/Waynesville ThrowsTrevor Thompson Sr Williamsville, IL/Williamsville XC, DistanceBryan Waugh So Granite City, IL/Granite City ThrowsBobby Williams Jr Alton, IL/Alton SprintsCoree Woltering Sr Ottawa, IL/Ottawa Township Mid-DistanceRamsey Woolard Fr Eldorado, IL/Eldorado HS XC,Mid-DistanceParker Wray Fr Nashville, IN/Brown County HS Mid-DistanceAnthony Yates So Herrin, IL/Herrin SprintsNathan Young Sr Morton, IL/Morton XC,Distance


2013 GREENVILLE COLLEGE TRACK AND FIELD SCHEDULE

Saturday, 8 ISU Redbird Open Bloomington, IL

Saturday, 19 EIU Mega Meet Charleston, IL Saturday, 26 NAIA vs NCAA DIII Challenge Bourbonnais, IL

Saturday, 2 Dr Jim Green Classic Jacksonville, IL Saturday, 9 Monmouth Fighting Scot Invite Monmouth, IL

Fri-Sat, 15-16 NCCAA Indoor Championships Indiana Wesleyan, Marion, IN

Friday, 1 UW-Stevens Point Stevens Point, WI

Fri-Sat 8-9 NCAA DIII National Indoor Championships North Central College, Naperville, IL

Friday, 22 Washington University Twilight St Louis, MO

Fri-Sat , 29-30 Washington University Invitational Friday: Hammer, TJ and Javelin, Multi’s St Louis, MO

Saturday, 6 Washington University Select St Louis, MO

Saturday, 13 St Louis University Invite St Louis, MO Friday, 19 Rose-Hulman Twilight Meet Terra Haute, IN

Saturday, 27 Illinois College Open Jacksonville, IL

Thu-Sat 2-4 NCCAA National Championships Joliet, IL Fri 10 University of Louisville Naperville, IL

Thu-Fri 16-17 North Central Or Augustana Last Chance Meet

Thu-Sat 23-25 NCAA DIII National Championships UW-LaCrosse, LaCrosse, WI

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