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Table of Contents

RecruitingTable of Contents/Quick Facts 1Tech Degree/Technology Center 2-3Griffin Track/Morris Bryan Stadium 4-5Excellence/Tradition Rich 6-7This is Georgia Tech 8-9Hot-Lanta 10-11All-Around Support 12-13

Meet The Jackets 14Roster 15Athlete Profiles 16-28Coach Hinsdale 29-30Assistant Coaches 31-33Administration 342010 Standards/Support Staff 35

Looking Back 362009 Performances 37-38Tech History 39All-Time Results 40Gold & White Yellow Jackets 41World Class Yellow Jackets 42NCAA Champions & All-Americans 43-44NCAA Qualifiers 45-47ACC Honor Roll 46-49All-Time Records 50All-Time Top Performances 51-54All-Time Letterwinners 55-56Hall of Fame/ All-Time Captains 57

QuickFacts

General InformationLocation: Atlanta, Ga.Founded: 1885Enrollment: 19,393Institute Website: www.gatech.eduNickname: Yellow Jackets, Ramblin’ WreckMascot: “Buzz,” 1930 Model A FordColors: Old Gold and WhiteConference: Atlantic Coast (ACC)Facility (Capacity): George C. Griffin Track (1,500)President: Dr. G.P “Bud” Peterson(Kansas State, 1975)

Administration

Athletic Director: Dan Radakovich (Indiana Univ. of Penn., 1980)Athletic Association Phone: 404-894-5400

SportsInformation

Director: Dean Buchan (UNC - Wilmington, ‘87)Associate SID: Mike Stamus (Virginia Tech, ‘82)Assistant SID: Mike Huff (Dayton, ‘07)Assistant SID: Seth Gerard (UMass, ‘02)Assistant SID: Dan Goldberger (SUNY New Paltz, ‘03)Graduate Assistant/Track & Field Contact: John Gatto (Bloomsburg ‘08)Office Phone: 404-894-5445Fax: 404-894-1248E-mail: jgatto@athletics.gatech.eduTech Athletics Website: www.RamblinWreck.comMailing Address: 150 Bobby Dodd Way, N.W., Atlanta, Ga. 30332-0455

Men’sTrack&FieldStaff

Head Coach: Grover Hinsdale - 18th season Distance Coach: Alan Drosky - 20th seasonThrows/Vault Coach: Allen Bradd - 7th seasonJumps/Hurdles Coach: Nat Page - 14th season

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Credits

Photography

Christopher Gooley, David Johnson, Kirby Lee, Jamie Howell, David Coyle, Scott McDon-ald, Sam Morgan, Uwezu McReynolds and Rob Skinner.

Credits

Editor: John L. GattoEditorial Asst.: Dan Goldberger, Mike HuffCover Design: Summit Athletics

This is Georgia Tech

The George C. Griffin Track and Field Facility, already considered one of the top sites in the Southeast for outdoor collegiate track competition, was improved as part of Georgia Tech’s preparation for the Centennial Olympic Games. Griffin Track was renovated with a sate-of-the-art Mondo surface, similar to those used at Olympic Stadiums and at the sites of the World Championship, U.S. Track and Field Indoor Championships and NCAA Outdoor Championships. The track was the workout track for the Olympic Village, which offered Tech the opportunity to renovate its facilities. Fifteen Griffin Track records (eight women’s and seven men’s marks) were set at the 1996 Georgia Tech-Reebok Invitational, the first event held on the new surface. The Georgia Tech track team’s locker rooms were also renovated as part of the $10 million re-creation of the Alexander Memorial Coliseum, which served as the boxing venue during the Games. In addition to Griffin Track’s state of the art surface and locker rooms, the facility is enhanced by a scenic location, which combines natural beauty with Atlanta’s modern skyline. The eight-lane, ultramodern Griffin Track is located between Tech’s Rose Bowl practice football fields and the Bill Moore Tennis Center on Fowler Street. Griffin Track was originally built in the summer of 1985 and remains one of the few tracks in the United States that meet international standards. The facility is named after national Hall of Fame coach George C. Griffin, who guided both the Yellow Jacket track and cross country programs from 1921-25 and 1934-43 and remained the cross country coach until 1974. The Tech track and field program experienced unprecedented success during the Griffin era, winning six Southeastern Athletic Association Championships and one Southeastern Conference Championship. Griffin also guided the cross country team to new heights, winning 10 SEC titles, including six in a row from 1935-40. Two of Griffin’s athletes competed in the Olympic Games. Homer Welchel competed in the javelin in 1924, and Ed Hamm won a Gold medal and set a world record in the long jump in 1928.

George C. Grffin TrackHome of the Yellow Jackets

Morris Bryan Stadium, which completes the George C. Griffin Track and Field Facility, provides the Ram-bling Wreck with one of the finest total track and field complexes in the Atlantic Coast Conference. The facilities at Morris Bryan Stadium include a 1,500-seat grandstand along with judges stands, a press box, concession stands, storage areas and restrooms. The grandstands bring fans close to the action and give them an excellent view of the track as well as the Atlanta skyline. The area around the track is magnificent, as you can see the Atlanta skyscrapers and the Tech Tower. The stadium’s namesake, the late Morris Bryan, is the former president of the Jefferson Mills. A 1941 graduate of Georgia Tech, Bryan competed for three years as a hurdler on legendary coach George Griffin’s track teams. Bryan was widely known as the “Father of the Georgia Olympics,” an all=classification state high school track and field championship meet that has been held in Jefferson, Ga., since 1972. “The family and company wanted to make a first-class facility,” said Tom Bryan. “We are highly hon-ored to name the stadium in memory of my brother.” The stadium was officially dedicated when Tech hosted the ACC Outdoor Track and Field Championships for the first time in school history in April 1987. A contribution from the Bryan family and Jefferson Mills in large part funded the building of the stadium. Former Director of Track Buddy Fowlkes also solicited donations from Tech track and field alumni. Donors have had their names etched on a plaque and were honored at the dedication ceremony.

Morris Bryan Stadium

Griffin Track Men’s Records

100 meters ..................................................10.03 (2000) Tim Montgomery, Sprint Capital200 meters ..................................................20.23 (1997) Tony Wheeler, Clemson400 meters ..................................................44.71 (1997) Jerome Young, Wallace State 800 meters ..............................................1:45.76 (2006) Tom Lancashire, Florida State1500 meters ............................................3:41.10 (2004) Eliud Njubu, Unattached5000 meters .........................................14:00.09 (1987) German Beltrand, Unattached10,000 meters ....................................................29:29.75 Stephen Furst, NC State110-meter Hurdles ...................................13.32 (2007) Aries Merritt, Reebok400-meter Hurdles ...................................48.35 (1999) Angelo Taylor, Nike3000-meter SC .......................................8:38.33 (2008) Luke Gunn, Florida State4x100-meter relay ...................................39.21 (2007) Unattached4x400-meter relay ...............................3:00.65 (2000) Sprint CapitalHigh Jump ................................................ 7’6.00” (1986) Victor Small, ClemsonPole Vault .................................18’6.50” (1996/2000) Tim Mack, UnattachedLong Jump..............................................26’7.25” (1994) Roland McGee, MTSUTriple Jump ............................................56’3.75” (2004) Walter Davis, NikeShot Put ...................................................70’6.25” (2000) C.J. Hunter, NikeDiscus .....................................................214’0.00” (1996) Tony Washington, UnattachedHammer ............................................ 252’11.00” (2002) Andras Haklits, GeorgiaJavelin ................................................ 266’10.00” (2000) Beaux Greer, New York ACDecathlon .......................................................8133 (2002) Chad Smith, Unattached

J.C. “BUD” SHAW SPORTS COMPLEX

The J.C. “Bud” Shaw Sports Complex houses one of the most com-plete athletics facilities in the nation,

encompassing the Arthur B. Edge, Jr., Center, home of the Georgia Tech Athletic Association and

Alexander-Tharpe Fund; the Andrew Hearn, Sr., Academic Center; the Homer Rice Center for Sports Performance;

the George W. Mathews, Jr., Athletic Heritage Center; the Howard Candler, Jr., Conference Center and the new

complex that houses the Yellow Jacket football program.

All-Around Support

HOMER RICE CENTER for SPORTS PERFORMANCE

Georgia Tech’s Home Rice Center for Sports Performance is a unique facility for testing and improving performance of Georgia Tech’s student-athletes.The Homer Rice Center

focuses on five components: sports physiology, nutrition, sports medicine, psychology and vision.

Opened in 1996, the $8 million facility also includes the Howard Candler, Jr., Football Conference Center and the George W. Mathews, Jr., Athletic Heritage Center.

Paul Wolkoff is in his second season as a member of the sports medicine staff at Georgia Tech and serves as the Yellow Jacket track & field team’s athletic

trainer.

HUGH SPRUILL STRENGTH CENTER

Georgia Tech’s Hugh Spruill Strength Center is one of the nation’s top strength and conditioning facilities. Housed on the ground floor of the

Wardlaw Building, which is located in the South endzone at Bobby Dodd Stadium, the Hugh Spruill Strength Center under-went a major renovation over the summer and comes complete with new flooring and all new weights and machines. The facility is used by all 17

athletic teams at Georgia Tech.

Scott McDonald has spent more than 10 years as an assistant director of player development at Georgia Tech and serves as the Yellow Jacket track & field

team’s strength and conditioning coach.

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2010 RosterNAME CLASS EVENTS HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOLPatrick Barron FR Distance Annandale, Va. (Lawrenceville School)Douglas Black FR Distance Cary. N.C. (Green Hope)Vincent Bolin JR Distance Anaheim, Calif. (Santa Ana College)Hunter Clasen JR Sprints Tampa, Fla. (Tampa Jesuit)Paul Devito FR Sprints/Hurdles Fairfax, Va. (Osbourn Park High School)Joseph DiDa JR Sprints Roswell, Ga. (Pope)Dave Ford SR Sprints/Hurdles Indianapolis, Ind. (Lawrence North)Joe Fulton JR Distance Marietta, Ga. (Lassiter)Ryan Gomba FR Distance Hopewell Junction, N.Y. (John Jay)Tim Guglielmo SR Distance Lawrenceville, Ga. (Collins Hill)Austen Guiterrez FR Distance Atlanta, Ga. (Lassiter)Matthew Hickey SR Distance Lawrenceville, Ga. (Collins Hill)Demario Johnson SR Sprints/Hurdles Jefferson City, Mo. (Jefferson City)Greg Johnson SR Distance Alpharetta, Ga. (Blessed Trinity)Perron Jones FR Sprints Augusta, Ga. (Evans)Alphonso Jordan SR Jumps/Hurdles Charlotte, N.C. (Hopewell)Mike Lawson SR Distance Crystal Lake, Ill. (Prairie Ridge)Steve Marcelle SR Throws Green Bay, Wis. (Green Bay Preble)Billy Mateker JR Distance Lawrenceville, Ga. (Brookwood)Antonio McKay Jr. JR Sprints Roswell, Ga. (St. Pius X)D.J. McMillan SO Distance Alpharetta, Ga. (Alpharette)Nicholas McNutt SO Distance Woodstock, Ga. (Etowah)Mark Mendrek-Laske SO Distance New Orleans, La. (Benjamin Franklin) Omar Morrison JR Jumps Jonesboro, Ga. (Mount Zion)Thomas Oatts III SR Sprints/Hurdles Knoxville, Tenn. (Bearden)Nigel Orr SR Jumps/Sprints Charlotte, N.C. (Harding University)Eric Powers FR Distance Mt. Pleasant, S. C. (Wando)Cameron Reid FR Distance Douglasville, Ga. (Alexander)Shawn Roberts FR Distance Centerville, Ohio (Centerville)Michael Simms FR Sprints Lawrenceville, Ga. (Central Gwinnett)Subbu Silvansen JR Sprints Marietta Ga. (George Walton)Garad Soderman SR Distance Charlotte, N.C. (North Mecklenburg)Morgan Stephenson SR Distance Kailua, Hawaii (Iolani)Joseph Stowe SO Distance Atlanta, Ga. (Lakeside)Nathan Tew JR Distance Lawrenceville, Ga. (Brookwood)Aaron Unterberger SO Pole Vault Snellville, Ga. (Brookwood)

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2010 Georgia Tech Track & Field

In 2008-09: Outdoor -- Posted his highest-ever outdoor finish in the 110m hurdles (14.43) at the ACC Championships with a fourth-place dash ... Ran a team- and personal-best 14.09 at the Seminole Twilight Invitational while qualifying for the NCAA East Region Championships. Indoor - Placed fourth at the ACC Championships in the 60-meter hurdles with a season-best time of 8.10 ... Ran a 7.28 in the 60m dash at the Clemson Invita-tional ... In his only 200m dash of the season, clocked a 23.33 at the MTSU Christmas Invitational.

In 2007-08: Registered an outdoor season-best time of 15.18 in the 110-meter hurdles at the Wake Forest Open (3/21) ... Scored at the 2008 ACC Indoor Championships (3/1) by placing fifth in the 60-meter hurdles with a time of 8.03 ... Finished with a personal-best time of 7.98 in the 60m hurdles at the Tiger Invitational (2/15) ... Crossed the line in a time of 22.95 in the 200-meter dash at the Rod McCravy Invitational (2/1) ... Clocked a time of 7.19 in the 60-meter dash at the Clemson Opener (11/30).

In 2006-07: Held team-best time in the 110-meter hurdles ... Also ran a personal-best time of 14.56 in the 110m HH at the Yellow Jacket Invitational ... Ran a personal-best time of 8.19 in the 60-meter hurdles at the ACC Indoor Championships for a 10th-place finish.

In 2005-06: Battled injuries throughout the season ... Clocked a personal-record time of 14.99 in the 110-meter high hurdles at the Yellow Jacket Invitational ... Posted an indoor season-best time of 8.29 in the 60m hurdles at the Clemson Opener.

High School: Lettered in track for four seasons under coach Bob Potter ... Led team to state titles in 2002 and ‘03 ... Named team’s Most Valuable Performer ... Earned all-state honors in the high jump and 110- and 300-meter hurdles events ... Finished 10th nation-ally in the 60m hurdles ... Finished sixth in the high jump at the Midwest All-Star Meet of Champions ... Lettered in four seasons in tennis and one season in basketball ... Was a two-year captain in tennis and a one-year captain in track ... National Honor Roll.

Personal: Born David Charles Ford on Aug. 9, 1986, in Indianapolis, Ind. ... Parents are Mac and Gloria Ford ... Has two brothers, Rafael and Danny, and one sister, Lauren ... Sister Lauren is a senior volleyball player at South Carolina and lettered one season at Wisconsin (2002) ... Enjoys bowling and watching movies ... Majoring in science, technol-ogy and culture.

In 2008-09: Indoor: Had top mark of indoor season at Kentucky Invitational, running the 800-m in 1:57.43 ... was part of distance relay team that posted a season-best time of 10:21.13 at the ACC Indoor Championships .. Outdoor: Had a season best time in the 1500m of 3:58.48 at the Auburn Tiger Classic ... placed fourth in the same event at the Hurricane Invi-tational in a time of 3:59.56 ... ran a season-best in the 800m at the Georgia Tech Invitational finishing in 1:54.16 ... had highest finish in the event at the Florida St. Twilight Invitational, placing eighth in 1:54.96.

In 2007-08: Registered an outdoor personal-best time of 4:07.28 in the 1500-meter run at the Wake Forest Open (3/21) ... Also clocked a personal-best time of 1:55.52 in the 800-meter run at the Wake Forest meet ... Ran a leg of the 4x800-meter relay team that competed at the Penn Relays (4/24) and finished with a time of 7:47.93.

In 2006-07: Ran a time of 1:56.95 in the 800 meter competition at the ACC Outdoor Champi-onships ... Posted a time of 2:43.93 in the 1000 meter run at the Meyo Invitational (2/2).

High School: Two-year letterwinner in cross country and track & field under coach Andrew Hudson at Collins Hill High School...Named cross country all-county in 2005...Finished in top 5 percent of High School class.

Personal: Born Tim James Guglielmo on Sept. 9, 1987 in Stoneham, Mass....Son of Russell and Leslie Guglielmo

Top Marks: Indoor Outdoor60m Hurdles 7.98 -110m Hurdles - 14.09

David FORDSeniorHurdlesIndianapolis, Ind. (Lawrence North)

Tim GUGLIELMOSeniorDistanceLawrenceville, Ga. (Collins Hill)

Top Marks: Indoor Outdoor800m 1:56.05 1:54.161500m - 3:58.8

2008-09 All-ACC Academic Selection

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In 2008-09: Indoor: Ran the 5000m at Clemson’s Tiger Paw Invitational in 16:04.04, a season-best ... Outdoor: Finished in a season and team-best in the 10,000m with a time of 32:15.55 at the ACC Outdoor Championships ... posted best time of the outdoor season in the 1500m at the Georgia Tech Invitational in 15:28.86.

In 2007-08: Finished the 5000-meter run with a best time of 15:20.70 at the Georgia Tech Invitational ... Ran an outdoor season-best time of 8:51.77 in the 3000-meter run at the Auburn Invitational ... Clocked a time of 4:08.58 in the outdoor 1500-meter run at the Yellow Jacket Invitational ... Finished with a team indoor season-best time of 15:18.13 in the 5000-meter run at the VT Elite meet ... Clocked a time of 8:51.02 in the 3000m run at VT Elite ... Had a time of 4:42.26 in the mile run at the Clemson Opener.

In 2006-07: Did not comepte for Tech.

High School: Lettered four years in cross country and track & field at St. Pius X High School under coach Jon Hall...Member of 2006 track & field state AAAA championship team...Graduated third in High School class.

Personal: Born Matthew Jameson Hickey on June 16, 1988 in Atlanta, Ga....Son of Peter and Lauren Hickey...Majoring in mechanical engineering.

Matthew HICKEYSeniorDistanceLawrenceville, Ga. (St. Pius X)

Top Marks: Indoor Outdoor3000m 8:51.02 8:51.775000m 15:18.13 15:20.70 10000m - 31:55.72-

In 2008-09: Indoor: Ran 400m dash in a season-best time of 49.61 at the Kentucky Invitational ... finished fifth overall in the 500m dash at the MTSU Christmas Invitational with a time of 1:05.33 ... finished seventh in same event at Clemson Invitational in 1:06.49 ... placed 10th in 400m dash at VT Elite Invitational in 50.29. Outdoor: Competed in three events on the outdoor season, taking part in the 400m hurdles ... posted best time of the season at the Auburn Tiger Track Classic in 53.24.

In 2007-08: Placed 15th at the NCAA East Region Championships (5/30) in the 400-meter hurdles with a time of 52.07 ... Finished with a personal-best and NCAA Regional qualifying time of 51.86 in the 400m hurdles at the ACC Outdoor Championships to earn a fourth-place finish ... Earned All-ACC honors in the DMR (9:52.83) at the 2008 ACC Indoor Championships with a third-place finish ... Clocked an indoor season-best time of 49.87 in the 400-meter dash at the VT Elite meet.

In 2006-07: Ran a personal record time of 49.57 in the 400m dash at the Meyo Invitational (2/2) ... Ran the third leg on Tech’s 4x400m relay team that posted a team-best time of 3:14.26 at the Yellow Jacket Outdoor Invitational (3/30) ... Posted a team-best time of 52.71 in the prelims of the 400m hurdles at the ACC Outdoor Champioships, finishing eighth in the competition ... Ran a time of 49.25 in the 400m dash at the Wake Forest Outdoor Open (3/23) ... Ran the second leg on Tech’s 4x400m relay team that set a seaosn-best time of 3:15.23 at the ACC Outdoor Championships, finishing eighth.

In 2005-06: Competed in the 400-meter dash during the indoor season and 400-meter intermediate hurdles for the outdoor season ... Clocked a season-best and NCAA Regional qualifying time of 52.21 in the 400m hurdles at the Georgia Tech Invitational ... Ran an indoor season-best time of 49.64 in the 400m dash at the Kentucky Invitational ... Ran legs of the 4x400m relay teams at both the indoor and outdoor ACC meets ... Led the Jackets to a fifth-place finish at the outdoor conference meet and a sixth-place finish at the indoor ACC meet.

High School: Four-year letterwinner in track ... Won 300m hurdles state championships in junior and senior seasons ... Ran a leg of the state champion 4x400m relay teams as a sophomore and junior ... Broke the school record in the 300m hurdles with a time of 37.66 ... Guided team to a state title during his junior campaign ... Lettered in football for three seasons as a running back and corner back ... National Honor Society.

Top Marks: Indoor Outdoor400m 49.57 -400m Hurdles - 51.86

Demario JOHNSONSeniorSprints/HurdlesJefferson City,Mo. (Jefferson City)

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2010 Georgia Tech Track & Field

In 2008-09: Indoor: Earned All-American honors after several dominating performances in jump events during the season ... posted season best-mark in the 60m hurdles after finishing in a time of 8.03 at the Virginia Tech Elite Invitational ... also posted season best mark in long jump at VT Elite with a 7.33m effort ... qualified for the NCAA Indoor Championships with after recording a 15.97m effort at the VT Elite Meet ... set career best at NCAA Indoor Championships with a 16.08m effort ... mark was good enough for eighth overall and earned Johnson All-American honors for the first time. Outdoor: Was an NCAA Region Qualifier in the Long and High Jumps and the 110m Hurdles ... set school record with a 16.39m effort at the NCAA East Regional Meet ... has team season best mark in the long jump at 7.41m, which was also an NCAA Qualifying mark ... was the ACC Champion in the triple jump with a 16.05m performance to place first ... participated in the triple jump at the 2009 NCAA Outdoor Championships and placed 11th overall.

In 2007-08: Placed 14th at the NCAA Outdoor Championships in the triple jump with a mark of 51 feet, 5 1/2 inches ... Earned All-East Region honors after placing second with a best mark of 52 feet, 9 1/2 inches in the triple jump at the NCAA East Region Champion-ships (5/30) ... Earned All-ACC honors in the triple jump after finishing second with a mark of 52 feet, 8 inches ... Ran an NCAA Regional qualifying and personal-best time of 14.26 in the 110-meter hurdles at the ACC Outdoor Championships (4/17) for a seventh-place finish ... Finished 15th in the triple jump at the NCAA Indoor Championships with a mark of 49 feet, 8 1/4 inches ... Earned first career ACC Championship in the triple jump with a indoor personal-best mark of 52 feet, 4 3/4 inches ... Placed fifth in the long jump at the ACC Indoor Championships with a mark of 23 feet, 11 inches ... Ran a personal-best time of 8.03 in the 60-meter hurdles at the ACC Indoor Championships for a fourth-place finish ... Garnered an indoor personal-best mark of 24 feet, 3/4 inches in the long jump at the VT Elite meet.

In 2006-07: Had an astonishing inaugural season in a Tech uniform ... An All-ACC selec-tion for the triple jump ... Finished fifth at the NCAA East Regional Outdoor Championships in Gainesville, Fla. in the triple jump with a mark of 50’1.50’’ ... Ran the third leg on Tech’s 4x100m relay team that clocked a team-best outdoor time of 41.63 at the ACC Outdoor Championships, finishing seventh ... Placed third at the ACC Outdoor Championships in the triple jump competition with a leap of 50’4.50’’ ... Set a team-best indoor time of 7.71 in the 55m hurdles at the Diet Pepsi Invitational (1/27) ... Set a second team-best indoor mark of 8.16 in the 60m hurdles at the ACC Indoor Championships, finishing eighth ... Placed seventh overall at the ACC Indoor Championships in the long jump event with a leap of 22’11.0’’ ... Jumped 50 feet, 8.25 inches at the ACC Indoor Championships finishing

In 2008-09: Outdoor: Participated in both the Georgia Tech-Georgia Dual Meet and the Georgia Tech Invitational ... competed in the 3000M in the Georgia Tech-Georgia Dual finishing in 9:09.44 ... took part in the 5000m at the GT Invitational and finished in a time of 16:14.95.

In 2007-08: Finished the 1500-meter with a time of 4:08.84 at the Yellow Jacket Invitational (3/28) ... Had an indoor season-best time of 4:31.53 in the mile run at the Tiger Invitational (2/15).

In 2006-07: Clocked a team-best indoor time of 15:42.78 in the 5000 meter run at the Tiger Invitatonal (2/9) ... Finished 26th at the ACC Outdoor Championships by posting a team-best time of 32:59.91 in the 10000 meter run.

In 2005-06: Did not compete for the Jackets.

High School: Four-year letter winner in cross country... Helped team to 2003 state championship in Class AAA... Named to all-Area team by Atlanta Journal Constitution in 2003 and 2004... Hold high school cross country record in the 5K... Senior Class President, Honor Roll.

Greg JOHNSONSeniorDistanceAlpharetta, Ga.(Blessed Trinity)

Top Marks: Indoor Outdoor5000m 15:42.78 15:40.45

Top Marks: Indoor Outdoor60m Hurdles 8.01 -110m Hurdles - 14.17Long Jump 24-00.75 24-03.75Triple Jump 59-09.25 53-09.25

All-ACC: ‘07, ‘08, ‘09NCAA Outdoor Championships Qualifier:

‘07, ‘08 and `09NCAA Indoor Championship Participant: `09

NCAA Indoor All-American: `09In the Georgia Tech Record Books:

Triple Jump - 53-09.25 (School Record)

Alphonso JORDANSeniorJumps/HurdlesCharlotte, N.C.(Hopewell)

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Top Marks: Indoor OutdoorMile 4:37.97 -800m 2:01.62 1:57.55

Mike LAWSONSeniorDistanceCrystal Lake, Ill.(Prairie Ridge)

In 2008-09: Indoor: Competed in three events on the indoor season ... posted best time of season in 800m at the Kentucky Invitational in 2:01.62 ... Outdoor: Also competed in the 800m the entire outdoor season ... posted best mark at the Auburn Tiger Track Classic in 1:57.55.

In 2007-08: Did not compete.

In 2006-07: Tallied an indoor season-best time of 4:37.97 in the one mile run at the Tiger Invitational (2/9) .

In 2005-06: Posted an indoor season-best time of 4:51.06 in the mile at the Tiger Classic ... Did not compete for Tech during the outdoor season.

High School: Lettered four years in track and cross country under coach Jennifer Fuerholzer ... Recognized as Fox Valley Conference All-Academic and IHSA Academic Scholar ... Captain

In 2008-09: Indoor: Qualified for second straight NCAA Indoor Championship appearance after posting a 19.33 mark at the ACC Indoor Championships in the shot put ... mark was a new school record ... also posted team-high mark in the weight throw with a 50-05.25 effort at the Clemson Invitational ... placed 14th at NCAA Indoor Championships. Outdoor: Posted a record-setting campaign, breaking previous school records in the Shot Put and the Discus ... made a clean sweep of the Shot Put at the ACC Championships with another first place finish in 60-06.75 ... also earned All-ACC honors in the Discus with a second place finish in 188-05 ... placed second in both the shot put and discus at the NCAA East Regional Championships to place in the NCAA Outdoor Championships ... 19.02 mark in shot put at event was a new school record ... placed sixth in the final of the shot put at the NCAA Championships with an 18.63m performance.

In 2007-08: Finished 16th in the shot put at the NCAA Outdoor Championships with a mark of 57 feet, 10 1/2 inches ... Garnered All-East Region honors after placing third in the shot put with a mark of 61 feet at the NCAA East Region Championships (5/30) ... Placed 11th in the discus at the East Region Championship with a mark of 167 feet, 6 inches ... Earned All-ACC honors in the shot put at the ACC Outdoor Championships with a mark of 61 feet, 6 3/4 inches for a second-place finish ... Placed fourth in the discus at the ACC Outdoor Championships with a mark of 167 feet, 10 inches ... Finished with a season-best mark of 179 feet, 6 inches in the discus at the Georgia Tech Invitational (5/16) ... Placed 13th in the shot put at the NCAA Indoor Championships with a mark of 57 feet, 7 1/2 inches ... Set a new school record in the shot put with a personal best throw of 60 feet, 5 inches to earn first place at the ACC Indoor Championships ... Also finished ninth in the weight throw at the conference championship meet with a mark of 49 feet, 10 inches ... Finished second in the shot put at the Clemson Invitational with a final mark of 56-00.50 ... Also finished eighth in the shot put with a throw 56 feet, 2 inches at the Rod McCravy Memorial.

In 2006-07: A solid first season of competition for the Yellow Jackets ... Tabbed as an All-ACC performer for the outdoor season in the shot competition with a mark of 61’11.75’’ at the ACC Outdoor Championships, finishing second ... Posted a school record, NCAA provisional qualifying mark of 59’3.00’’ in the shot at the Tiger Indoor Invitational (2/9) ...

Steve MARCELLERS-SeniorThrowsGreen Bay, Wisc.(Green Bay Preble)

Top Marks: Indoor OutdoorShot Put* 63-05* 62-05.00*Discus - 188-05

* School record

5x All-ACC2009 ACC Outdoor Performer of the Year

3x NCAA Outdoor Championships Partipant2x NCAA Indoor Championships Particpant

2009 NCAA All-American (Shot Put)

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High School: Four-year letterwinner in track & field under coach Lawrence Lawson at Hopewell High School...Earned all-American and all-state honors in the triple jump...Ranked fourth in the nation in the triple jump...AAU National Champion, Indoor National Champion, Indoor State Champion and Outdoor State Champion in the triple jump...Holds the Mecklen-burg County record in triple jump...National Honor Society.

Personal: Born Alphonso David Jordan on November 1, 1987 in El Paso, Texas...Son of Alphonso and Regina Jordan...Majoring in Architecture.

of 10-0 Conference Championship team as a senior ... Chosen as team MVP during his sophomore year ... Named to 2005 Track Honor Roll for the 1600m (4:24.44) and the 3200m under the direction of personal coach, Joseph Renguso ... Member of cross country 2004 All-Area team ... National Honor Society... AP Scholar with Honors ... Illinois State Scholar.

Personal: Born Michael David Lawson on June 29, 1987 in Hoffman Estates, IL. ... Son of Kevin and Sandy Lawson of Simpsonville, SC, brother to Eric ... Plans on majoring in Industrial Engineering.

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2010 Georgia Tech Track & FieldAquired a second school record, while setting an NCAA Region qualifying mark in the shot put at the Georgia Tech Outdoor Invitational with a throw of 62’2.50’’ ... Finished fifth with a team-best, NCAA Region qualifying mark of 180’3.00’’ in the discus competition at the NCAA East Region Championships in Gainesville, Fla. ... Tallied a mark of 172’2.00’’ in the discus throw at the ACC Outdoor Championships, finishing fourth.

In 2005-06: Did not compete for Tech ... Was redshirted.

High School: Lettered in track for four seasons under coach Pat Prochrow ... Won state title in the shot put as a junior and senior ... Set state meet record in the shot put with a mark of 67’6” and holds all-time state record with a personal-best throw of 68’0.50” ... Won Nike Outdoor High School National Championship in the shot put ... Captured discus state title as a senior ... Garnered All-America honors in the shot put and discus ... Lettered in football and basketball for two seasons ... Named all-state in football ... National Honor Roll.

Personal: Born Steve J. Marcelle on Sept. 9, 1986, in Green Bay, Wis. ... Parents are Rick and Julie Marcelle ... Has four brothers, Chris, John, Andy and Ben, and one sister, Tami Culbertson ... Enjoys fishing and hunting ... Undecided on a major.

Billy MATEKERSeniorDistanceLawrenceville, Ga.(Brookwood)

In 2008-09: Indoor: Placed sixth in the finals on the 800m at the ACC Indoor Championships in 1:52.58 ... mark was team-best for the indoor season for Tech .. time was also a personal best. Outdoor: Placed second at the Georgia-Georgia Tech Dual Meet in the 800m with a time of 1:53.87... part of distance relay team that finished with a team-best time of 10:09.88 at the Penn Relays.

In 2007-08: Registered a team season-best time of 1:51.83 in the 800-meter run at the ACC Championships for a seventh-place finish ... Crossed the line with a time of 3:58.69 in the 1500-meter run at the Auburn Invitational (4/4) ... Earned All-ACC honors as part of the DMR team at the ACC Indoor Championships by running the third leg and helping to a time of 9:52.83 and

2009 CoSIDA ESPN the Magazine Third Team Academic All-American

2009 All-ACC Academic Selection

Top Marks: Indoor Outdoor800m 1:52.18 1:51.831500m - 3:54.46Mile 4:13.56 -

Top Marks: Indoor Outdoor400m 51.30 51.54400m Hurdles - 54.05

Thomas OATTS IIISeniorSprints/HurdlesKnoxville, Tenn.(Bearden)

In 2008-09: Indoor: Finished fifth in the 800m run at the MTSU Christmas invitational in a season best time of 2:02.33 ... placed 9th at the Clemson Invitational finished 28th in the same event at the 2009 ACC Indoor Championships in a time of 2:02.33. Outdoor: Recorded top time of season in 400m hurdles at the Auburn Tiger invitational in 54.05 to finish 7th ... second best mark in event came at both the Seminole Twilight and the ACC Outdoor Championships in 55.20 ... placed 7th at the Twilight after performance.

In 2007-08: Crossed the line with a time of 57.18 in the 400-meter hurdles at the Georgia Tech Invitational (5/16) ... Clocked a time of 51.54 in the 400-meter dash at the Orange & Purple Classic (5/10).

In 2006-07: Posted an indoor time of 51.30 at the Kentucky Invitational (1/12) ... Com-peted in the 400m dash event at the ACC Indoor Championships, posting a time of 52.18.

High School: Four-year letterwinner in track & field at Bearden High School under coach Barry Foust...2006 all-American in the 400-meter hurdles...2006 all-state in 300-meter hurdles and 4x400-meter relay...Finished third at the Nike Outdoor Nationals in the 400m hurdles with a time of 52.74...National Honor Society.

Personal: Born Thomas Jay Oatts III on March 18, 1988 in Kennewick, Washington...Son of Tom and Kari Oatts...Father was member of Centre College track & field team...Majoring in polymer and fiber engineering.

a third-place finish ... Ran a personal-best time of 1:55.18 in the 800m run at the VT Elite meet ... Finished with a time of 8:48.61 in the 3000m run at the Kentucky Invitational ... Crossed the line in 4:13.56 in the mile at the Rod McCravy Invitational.

In 2006-07: Tallied a team-best time of 2:30.76 at the Meyo Indoor Invitational (2/2) ... Posted a season-best time of 1:57.09 at the Meyo Invitational ... Ran a season-best time of 3:57.92 in the 1500m event at the Georgia Tech Outdoor Invitational (5/11).

High School: Four-year letterwinner in cross country and track & field at Brookwood High School...Earned all-county honors in cross-country in 2005...Salutatorian of High School.

Personal: Born William Robert Mateker on March 23, 1988 in San Antonio, Texas...Son of John and Cindy Mateker...Majoring in mechanical engineering.

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Top Marks: Indoor OutdoorLong Jump 24-8.25 24-3Triple Jump 50-0.75 49-1

Nigel ORRSeniorJumps/DistanceCharlotte, N.C.(Harding Univrsity)

In 2008-09: Indoor: Took part in the long jump at almost every event of the indoor season ... posted best mark at MTSU Christmas Invitational at 23-04.00 ... mark was good enough for a fourth place finish overall ... also placed third in the triple jump at the MTSU Christmas Invita-tional with a 49-01.00 performance ... finished 15th overall in the long jump at the ACC Indoor Championships with a 16-04.50 performance. Outdoor: Competed in one meet on the season ... posted a mark of 46-08.25 at Georgia Tech-Georgia dual meet in the triple jump.

In 2007-08: Qualified for the NCAA Regionals with a personal-best jump of 24 feet, 11 1/4 inches in the long jump at the Wake Forest Open (3/21) ... Earned All-ACC honors in the long jump with a mark of 24 feet, 8 1/4 inches for a second-place finish, which provisionally qualified him for nationals... Had a personal-best mark of 50-00.75 in the triple jump at the Clemson Invitational (1/18)... Placed fourth in the triple-jump at the ACC Indoor Championships with a mark of 49 feet 8 1/2 inches.

In 2006-07: Posted the second best indoor mark of 23’6.25’’ in the long jump competition at the Kentucky Invitational (1/12) ... Tallied a season-best indoor mark of 48’10.75’’ in the triple jump at the Kentucky Invitational ...was injured after three indoor meets and redshirted for the outdoor season.

In 2005-06: Tech’s top long jumper for both the indoor and outdoor seasons ... Tallied a seventh-place finish in the long jump at the ACC Outdoor Championships with a mark of 24’1” ... Finished sixth at the Walt Disney World Invitational with a NCAA Regional qualifying mark of 24’3” ... Finished fourth in the triple jump at the outdoor ACC meet (48’1.25”) ... Posted an outdoor season-best mark of 49’1” at the Yellow Jacket Invitational to finish in fifth place ... Tallied Tech’s top mark for the indoor season in the triple jump at the Kentucky Invitational with a personal-best leap of 48’10.25” ... Finished fourth in the triple at the ACC Indoor Championships (48’8”).

High School: Lettered in track in four seasons under coach Rudy Brown ... Won 4A North Carolina State Championship in the triple jump as a senior ... Finished senior season ranked No. 7 in the nation in the triple jump ... Garnered Nike indoor and outdoor All-America honors in the triple jump as a senior ... Earned all-conference honors in triple and long jump events in final three seasons ... Two-time AAU National Champion in the 4x800m relay ... Tabbed 2005 Taco Bell Invitational Field MVP ... Mecklenburg county record holder in the triple jump ... Honor Roll student.

Personal: Born Nigel Lee Orr on April 1, 1987, in Belleville, Ill. ... Parents are Duane and Dawne Posey-Orr ... Has one older brother, Omar ... Enjoys sports, music, drawing, and travel-ing” ... Majoring in architecture.

Top Marks: Indoor Outdoor1500m - 4:07.67Mile - 4:26.313000m 8:43.88 -5000m 15:29.80 15:35.19

Garad SODERMANSeniorDistanceCharlotte, N.C.(North Mechlenburg)

In 2008-09: Did not compete on the year.

In 2007-08: Recorded an outdoor season-best time of 4:07.67 in the 1500-meter run at the Yellow Jacket Invitational (3/28) ... Ran a time of 8:43.88 in the 3000m run at the Rod McCravy Invitational ... Clocked in at 15:29.80 at the VT Elite meet where he placed fifth in the 5000m run ... Ran a season-best time of 4:26.31 in the mile at the Tiger Invitational.

In 2006-07: Did not compete for the Yellow Jackets this season.

High School: Two-year letterwinner in cross country and track & field under coach Justin Nauman at North Mecklenburg High School ... Led cross country team to 2005 conference championship ... Earned cross country all-confernce honors in 2004 and 2005 ... Named cross country MVP in 2004 and 2005 ... Lettered three years in soccer under coach Mark Calderone ... Honor Roll.

Personal: Born Garad John Soderman on June 14, 1988 in Seattle, Wash. ... Son of Gary and Marianne Soderman ... Intends to major in Mechanical Engineering.

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Top Marks: Indoor Outdoor3000m 8:45.12 -5000m 15:44.87 -

Morgan STEPHENSONSeniorDistanceKailua, Hawaii(Iolani)

In 2008-09: Indoor: Registered best finish of the season at the MTSU Christmas Invitational with a fourth place finish in the one-mile run in a time of 4:25.41 ...finished seventh at the Tiger Paw Invitational in 3000m in a time of 8:45.44 ... registered best time of season in 3000m at Kentucky Invitational in 8:45.12. Outdoor: Had best finish of the season at the Hurricane Invitational after crossing the finish line in 4:01.50 in the 1500m to finish sixth ... registered top time in event at Auburn Tiger Track Classic with a time of 3:58.83.

In 2007-08: Ran the 3000m in 8:59.15 at the Tiger Invitational ... Finished the 5000m Run in a time of 15:44.87 at the ACC Indoor Championships.

In 2006-07: Did not comepte for Tech this season.

High School: Three-year letterwinner in cross country under Coach Jim Rubasch at Iolani High School...Lettered three years in track & field under coach Chet Blanton...Earned all-state honors in 2005 and 2006.

Personal: Born Alexander Morgan Billingsley Stephenson on December 26, 1987 in Honolulu, Hawaii...Son of Robert Stephenson and Sharon Billingsley.

Top Marks: Indoor Outdoor200m 22.57 -400m 48.39 48.21

Hunter CLASENJuniorSprintsTampa, Fla.(Tampa Jesuit)

In 2008-09: Outdoor- Ran a career-best time of 48.02 in the 400-meter dash at the Auburn Tiger Track Classic ... Helped the men’s 4x400-meter relay team place 11th at the NCAA East Region Championships (3:09.39) ... Same squad took the title at the Georgia Tech Invitational with a regional-qualifying time of 3:08.88 ... Apart of the 4x400 relay squad (3:10.87) that scored points while placing fourth at the ACC Championships. Indoor- Placed eighth in the 400m at the ACC Indoor Championships (48.39) ... Ran the anchor on the 4x400-meter relay team that placed fourth (3:13.15) at the ACC Indoor Championships ... Posted a personal-best time of 48.14 in the 400m at the Razorback Invitational.

In 2007-08: Has had a solid first season on the Flats ... Ran a leg of the 4x400m relay team that placed sixth at the ACC Outdoor Championships with a season-best time of 3:10.07 ... Clocked an outdoor season-best time of 48.28 in the 400-meter dash at the Orange & Purple Classic (5/10) ... Earned All-ACC honors in the 4x400-meter relay with a third-place finish at the 2008 ACC Indoor Championships (3:15.44) ... Finished with a indoor season-best time of 48.97 in the 400m at the Iowa State Classic (2/15) ... Clocked a time of 22.57 in the 200-meter dash at the VT Elite indoor meet (2/8) ... Finished the indoor 800-meter run at the Kentucky Invitational (1/11) with a time of 1:57.51 ... Part of the season-best indoor 4x400-meter relay team that finished with a time of 3:14.22 at the Iowa State Classic (2/15).

High School: Letter four seasons under Coach Ray Rodriguez at Tampa Jesuit high school ... Served one season as team captain ... 2006 State Champion in the 400-meter and 4x800-meter relay ... Named 2007 Hillsborough County Boy’s Scholer Athlete of the Year ... Earned all-county honors in track in 2006 & ‘07 ... Holds school records in the DMR, 200m, 400m, 4x400m and 4x800m ... Principal’s Honor Roll ... Mu Alpha Theta ... National Honor Society.Personal: Born Hunter Lee Clasen on March 7, 1989 in Tampa, Fla. ... Son of Martin and Annie Clasen ... Has one sister, Jamie (22) ... Lists waterskiing, camping and hiking as hobbies ... Intends to major in Earth and Atmospheric Science.

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Top Marks: Indoor Outdoor100m 11.25200m 23.50 22.90

Joseph DiDIAJuniorSprintsRoswell, Ga.(Pope)

In 2008-09: Outdoor - Posted personal-bests in both the 100 and 200-meter dash ... Picked up a point while placing eighth in the 100m at the ACC Outdoor Championships (11.09) ... Career-best time of 10.97 in the prelims ... Set a PR of 22.33 in the 200m at the Hurricane Invitational ...Ran a leg of the 4x100-meter relay team that finished sixth while scoring three points at the ACC’s (42.05). Indoor - Set a new indoor PR of 22.67 in the 200m dash at the MTSU Christmas Invitational ... Ran a 7.12 in the 60m dash at the Clemson Invitational.

In 2007-08: Scored at the ACC Outdoor Championship meet as a member of the 4x100-meter relay team that ran a season-best time of 41.10 ... Crossed the line in a time of 22.90 in the 200-meter dash at the ACC Championships (4/17) ... Ran a team season-best time of 11.25 in the 100-meter dash at the Orange & Purple Classic (5/10).

High School: Three-year letterwinner in track & field under coaches Matt Fox and Cathi Monk ... Named Most Valuable Sprinter by Pope high school ... Lettered three seasons on the football team ... Earned all-county honors at wide receiver during senior year ... Graduated with honors.

Personal: Born Joseph Matthew DiDia on March 26, 1989 in Woodbridge, N.J. ... Son of James and Barbra DiDia ... Older brother, Matt, is also a member of the Tech track & field team ... Enjoys golf, basketball and traveling ... Intends to major in Management and finance.

In 2008-09: Outdoor - Clocked a season-best time of 10:08.25 in the 3K steeplechase at the Seminole Twilight Invitational ... Paced to a season-best 15:37.01 in the 5,000-meter at the ACC Championships. Indoor - Placed fifth in the 5,000-meter run (15:45.57) at the Clemson Invitational in his first-ever collegiate meet ... Ran a season-best 8:52.50 in the 3,000-meters at the Tiger Paw Invitational

In 2007-08: Did not see any action for the Jackets...

High School: Four-year letterwinner in track and cross country ... Received county honor-able mention as a senior ... Earned Cherokee County Championship as a sophomore ... Named most promising freshman ... Participated in Nike Ream Nationals ... National Honor Society and Mu Alpha Theta.

Personal: Born Joseph Ryan Fulton on February 28, 1989, in Arlington, Texas ... Parents are Jimmy Fulton and Susan Westwood ... Has five younger sisters and one younger brother ... Hobbies include playing guitar and sports ... Computer Engineering major.

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Top Marks: Indoor Outdoor3000m 8:52.50 8:45.465000m 15:45.57 15:37.01

Joe FULTONJuniorDistanceMarietta, Ga.(Lassiter)

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In 2008-09: Indoor: Posted a team-best time in the 400m with a 47.66 effort at the Razor-back Invitational ... Finished eighth in the finals of the 400m t the ACC Indoor Championships with a time of 49.54 ... qualified for finals with a 48.14 effort in preliminaries ... Outdoor: Ran the 400m at the Georgia Tech Invitational in 46.66, which was an NCAA Provisional Qualifying mark ... was also apart of 4x400m relay team that also qualified for the NCAA Regionals with a time of 3:08.00 ... mark was also a team-best for the season.

In 2007-08: Registered an outdoor season-best time of 48.45 in the 400-meter dash at the Yellow Jacket Invitational (3/28) ... Earned All-ACC honors in the 4x400-meter relay at the ACC Indoor Championships by helping his team to a time of 3:15.44 and a third-place finish ... Placed third with a personal best time of 47.98 in the 400m dash at the Kentucky Invitational ... Finished with a time of 48.46 in the 400m dash at the Rod McCravy Meet.

High School: Lettered in track & field at St. Pius X high school under head coach Antonio McKay ... Won 2006 and ‘07 State Championship in the 400-meter ... Member of the 2006 Team State Champions ... 2007 AJC Athlete of the Year ... Ranked No. 2 in the nation in his event ... DeKalb county 400m Athlete of the Year ... Atlanta Athletic Club 400m Athlete of the Year ... Holds 10 high school records.

Personal: Born Antonio Ricardo McKay Jr. on October 10, 1988 in Atlanta, Ga. ... Son of Anto-nio and Trinna McKay ... Has one older sister, Antionetta McKay, who is also a member of the Tech track & field team ... Father ran track at Tech and won gold medals at both the 1984 & 1988 Olympic Games ... Mother holds a PHD in science ... Intends to major in Management.

Mark MENDREK-LASKEJuniorDistanceNew Orleans, La. (Benjamin Franklin)

In 2008-09: Indoor: Took part in the one mile run in three indoor events on the season ... posted best time at VT Elite Invitational with a time of 4:13.50, which was good enough for a fourth place finish. Outdoor: Took part primarily in the 1500m run ... posted best time of the season at the Seminole Twilight Invitational in 3:54.47 ... mark was also a career-best in the event.

In 2007-08: Had an outdoor season-best time of 3:56.93 in the 1500-meter run at the ACC Championships (4/17) ... Finished with a season-best time of 1:57.70 in the 800m run at the Wake Forest Open (3/21)... Ran a personal best time of 2:00.89 in the 800m at the Clemson Invitational ... Finished the 3000m run in a time of 8:50.03 at the ACC Indoor Championships ... Crossed the line in a time of 4:17.48 in the mile at the Rod McCravy Invitational.

High School: Three-year letterwinner in cross country at Benjamin Franklin high school

Top Marks: Indoor Outdoor1500m - 3:54.47Mile 4:13.50 -

Antonio MCKAY JR. JuniorSprintsRoswell, Ga.(St. Pius X)

Top Marks: Indoor Outdoor400m 47.66 46.66

D.J. McMILLIAN JuniorDistanceAlpharetta, Ga.(Alpharette)

In 2008-09: Outdoor: Finished 14th in the 5,000m at the Georgia Tech Invitational in a time of 15:35.67 ... finished 18th ath the Florida State Twilight Invitaional in 1500m in a season-best time of 4:04.82.

In 2007-08: Did not see any action for the Jackets..

High School: Lettered three seasons in cross country at Alpharetta high school under coach Coteman Binford ... Served three seasons as team captain ... Cross Country County champion in 2005 and ‘06 ... All-County cross country runner from 2004-06 ... Holds high school records in cross country and in track (1600m and 3200m) ... Lettered three season in track & field ... Named captain for three seasons ... Named 2006 Atlanta Track Club Man of the Year ... Named Most Valuable Runner in track & field and cross country from 2003-06.

Personal: Named Edward Dellano McMillan on October 30, 1988 in Atlanta, Ga. ... Son of Gary Shapiro and Paulena McMillan ... Has a younger brother, Derrick ... Intends to major in Management.

Top Marks: Indoor Outdoor1500m - 4:04.825000m - 15:35.67

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Top Marks: Indoor OutdoorTriple Jump 49-07.25 49-03.50High Jump 6-06.25 6-06.75

Omar MORRISONJuniorJumpsJonesboro, Ga.(Mount Zion)

In 2008-09: Indoor - Posted career best mark in the triple jump at the ACC Indoor Champion-ships with a 49-07.25 performance ... second best jump came at the VT Elite Invitational at 49-01.50 ... finished first overall in the finals of the triple jump at the Tiger Paw Invitational with a 47-04.25 leap. Outdoor: Posted an NCAA East Regional Championship qualifying mark in the triple jump at the ACC Outdoor Championships with a 49-02.50 performance ... had second best performance of season at NCAA East Regionals, posting a 48-10.25 mark in the triple jump.

In 2007-08: Finished with an outdoor season-best mark of 49 feet, 3/4 inch in the triple jump at the Orange & Purple Classic (5/10) ... Registered a mark of 20-04.50 in the long jump at the ACC Indoor Championships ... Scored in the triple jump with a mark of 47-02.25 to finish eighth at the ACC Indoor Championships ... Finished ninth in the high jump with a mark of 6-6.25 at the championship meet.

High School: Four-year letterwinner in track & field at Mt. Zion under coach Meinchein ... Three-time Clayton County Champion in the high jump ... 2006 Region Champion in high jump ... Named MVP of field events ... Three-year honor roll student ... Lettered in basketball and cross country.

Personal: Born Omar Lydale Morrison on September 25, 1988 in Atlanta, Ga. ... Son of Evelyn Melissa Whitlock ... Intends to major in Biomedical Engineering at Tech ... He lists receving an outstanding volunteer award for working at the Southern Regional Hospital his most memo-rable nonathletic accomplishment.

Top Marks: Indoor Outdoor400m 49.22 49.05200m 22.72 22.35

Subbu SIVANSENJuniorSprintsMarietta, Ga.(George Walton)

In 2008-09: Indoor - Competed in two events on season, running the 400m dash at both ... set a personal best in the event at the Tiger Paw Invitational with a time of 51.57 ... ran a leg of a distance medley relay team that posted a team best time of 10:21.13 at the ACC Indoor Championships. Outdoor: Ran both the 200m and 400m dash on the season ... posted season-best time in 200m at Georgia Tech-Georgia Dual in 22.35 and in the 400m at the ACC Outdoor Championships in 49.05 .. ran a leg on a 4x400 relay squad that posted an NCAA East Region Qualifying mark of 3:08.88 at the Georgia Tech Invitational.

In 2007-08: Had a season-best time of 22.50 in the 200-meter dash at the Orange & Purple Classic (5/10) ... Ran a leg of the 4x400m relay team that placed sixth at the ACC Outdoor Championships with a season-best time of 3:10.07 ... Registered a season-best time of 49.06 in the 400-meter dash at the Auburn Invitational (4/4) ... Part of the 4x400m relay that finished with an indoor season-best time of 3:14.75 at the Iowa State Classic ... Ran the 400m dash at the Iowa State Classic in a season-best time of 49.22 ... Ran the 200m dash in 22.72 at the VT Elite meet.

High School: Three-year letterwinner in track & field under Coach Tom Williams at George Walton high School ... Holds school-record in the 400-meter ... Member of 2007 Region and County Championship team ... Honor roll ... Played violin.

Personal: Born Subbu Narayanan Sivanesan on May 7, 1989 in Marietta, Ga. ... Son of N. and Rukmani Sivanesan ... Has two siblings ... Interested in pursuing a career as an investment banker ... Intends to major in Management.

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under coach Amanda Yeates ... Named captain for one season ... Team MVP in cross country from 2004-06 ... All-State cross country in 2004 and ‘06 ... Lettered four seasons in track ... Served two seasons as track & field captain ... Won 2007 Indoor 1600-meter and Outdoor 1600-meter in 2007 ... Earned all-State honors in track from 2005-07 ... Named track MVP from 2005-07.

Personal: Born Mark Robert Mendrek-Laske on February 13, 1989 in Chicago, Ill. ... Son of David Mendrek and Lisa Laske ... Has a younger sister, Alexandra, and a younger brother, Michael ... Grandfather Robert Laske played college basketball at Ripon College from 1945-49 ... Undecided on an engineering major.

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Top Marks: Indoor Outdoor3000m 8:51.35 49.055000m 15:13.46 -

Nathan TEWJuniorDistanceLawrenceville, Ga.(Brookwood)

In 2008-09: Indoor: Had best finish of season in the 5000m at the Tiger Paw Invitational with a time of 15:23.42 to finish fifth ... finished 10th in one miler run at MTSU Christmas Invitational in a time of 4:34.72. Outdoor: Took part in three events on the season, competing in the 3000m steeplechase and the 3000m run ... posted best time in steeplechase at Georgia Tech-Georgia Dual in 9:55.89 and in 3000m at Auburn Tiger Track Classic in 8:54.42.

High School: Four-year letterwinner in track & field at Brookwood high school ... Served one year as team captain ... Lettered four seasons in cross country ... Named team captain for one season ... Member of the 2003 Cross Country State Champions.

Personal: Born Nathan Alexander Tew on October 18, 1988 in Decatur, Ga. ... Son of David and Ann Tew ... Has one older brother, Daniel ... Enjoys fishing ... Intends to major in Materials Science and Engineering.

In 2008-09: Did not see any action on the season...

High School: Four-year letterwinner in track & field and cross country at Lakeside High School under coaches Eddy Roberts and Rick Barbe ... Was the Dekalb County 1600 meter champion in 2008 ... All-County cross country selection in the 2006 and 2007 seasons ... Salutatorian of his graduating class.

Personal: Full name is Joseph Donald Stowe ... born March 21, 1990 in Atlanta, Ga. ... has three siblings (Hannah 21, Samuel 8 and Andrew 5) ...Majoring in Computer Science.

In 2008-09: Did not compete on season.

High School: Four-year letterwinner in track & field at Brookwood High School ... Holds the school record in the pole vault ... Finished 1st in the state in Division 5-A ... Graduated in the top-five percent of his class while receiving a letter of recognition.

Personal: Full name is Aaron Josiah Unterberger ... born July 12, 1989 in Oxnard, Ca. ... Has two siblings (Cameron 21 and Tiana 20). ... Majoring in Biomedical Engineering.

Joseph StoweSophomoreDistanceAtlanta, Ga.(Lakeside)

Aaron UnterbergerSophomorePole VaultSnellville, Ga.(Brookwood)

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Patrick BARRONFreshmanSprints/HurdlesAnnandale, Va.(Lawrenceville School)

High School: Lettered two-seasons at Woodson High School under head coach Craig Davis after transferring from Lawrenceville ... Earned First Team All-Prep Honors in both cross country and track & field as a sophomore ... MAPL Champion in 1600m the same year ... Indoor and Outdoor prep state champion in 1600m and 3200m ... Part of the 4x800-meter relay team that earned All-Northern Region honors ... Member of National Honor Society.

Personal: Full name is Patrick Arthur Barron... son of Claude and Sandra Barron... born December 7, 1989... great, great uncle Red Barron competed in track & field and was a four-sport standout at Georgia Tech... father ran cross country and track at Navy ... brother, “Jes”, is on the track & field team at Army ... chose Tech because of “engineering program, cross country and track programs and family history”... Undecided Engineering major.

Eric POWERSFreshmanDistanceMt. Pleasant, S.C.(Wando High School)

High School: Helped lead team to 4A cross county state championship in 2007 ... 2008 track & field individual State Champion in the 1600m ... Member of the 4x800-meter relay team that took state the same year ... Helped school to 2009 4A track & field State title ... Three-time All-State (2007-2009) ... 2009 South Carolina 4A Track Athlete of the Year... holds four individual school records (1500m, 1600m, One-Mile, 3200m) and apart of three relay records (4x1600m, 4x800m and DMR).

Personal: Full name is Eric Ryan Powers... son of Jeff and Michele Powers... born December 7, 1990... father Jeff played basketball, track, and golf at Case Western Reserve University... sister Danielle ran cross country at Clemson in 2007... chose Tech because of “academic reputation, coaching, and athletic program”... intends to major in Chemical Engineering.

High School: 2008 Winter Track County Champion in 300m, 600m, and 4x400m... 2009 Winter Track League Champion in 600m and 4x400m... three-time XC MVP... national qualifier for 800m... holds six school records (600y, 600m, 1000y, 1500m, Winter SMR, and Spring SMR)...

Personal: Full name is Ryan Jacob Gomba... son of George and Karen Gomba... born April 2, 1991... has one sister Claire... chose Tech because of “technical prowess, unique program (CM), and size”... intends to major in Computational Media.

Ryan GOMBAFreshmanDistanceHopewell Junction, N.Y.(John Jay)

High School: 2008 Regional Cross Country Individual Champion... 2009 Regional 2-Mile Individual Champion... named to the All-County Cross Country Team in 2008... earned a 4.0 GPA throughout high school.

Personal: Full name is Michael Austen Gutierrez... born June 21, 1991... son of Al Gutierrez and Gayle Reichels... chose Georgia Tech because of academics, affordability, and athlet-ics... Undecided Engineering major.

Austen GUITERREZFreshmanDistanceAtlanta, Ga.(Lassiter)

Perron JONESFreshmanSprintsAugusta, Ga.(Evans)

High School: Two-year letterwinner and captain at Evans High School under head coach Eric Watson ... 2009 Region 3AAAA champion in the 200m ... Helped Evans win the region title his senior year ... Also lettered three years as a cornerback on the football team ... Earned All-Area and All-County honors as a cornerback ... Team went undefeated and won the Regional Championship in 2008 ... Graduated top-10 percent of his class.

Personal: Full name is Perron Deontè Jones... birthday is April 1, 1991... son of Gregory Gray and Donna Jones... has one older brother Poncè... chose Tech because of the academ-ics, track program, and location... intends to major in Computer Science.

Cameron REIDFreshmanDistanceDouglasville, Ga.(Alexander)

High School: Lettered in track, cross country and swimming at Alexander High School ... served as team captain in each sport his senior year ... was the Georgia State Champion in the 3200-meters in 2009 ... was also and All-County selection in track in ‘09 ... earned All-County honors in cross country in 2007 and 2008 and was a a first-team all-region selection in ‘08.

Personal: Full name is Cameron Deshawn Reid... Born Mar. 31, 1991 in Douglasville, Ga... ... Son of Debra Reid ... is undecided on a major.

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Michael SIMMSFreshmanDistanceLawrenceville, Ga.(Central Gwinnett)

High School: Earned track team MVP honors sophomore year... was All-Region and All-County sophomore, junior, and senior year... also played four years of football.

Personal: Full name is Michael Richard Simms... son of Lydia Simms... born September 14, 1990... has three siblings... intends to major in Architecture.

Scenes from the 2009 NCAA Outdoor Championships

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Head Coach | 16th Season | Ferris State ‘76A 2003 inductee into Ferris State University’s Hall of Fame, Grover Hins-

dale enters his 30th season at Georgia Tech and 16th as head coach of the men’s

track and field team.

The Yellow Jackets have posted seven top-10 indoor and outdoor NCAA

Championship finishes during Hinsdale’s tenure. He was named Atlantic Coast Con-

ference Indoor Coach of the Year in 2002 and 2008 and has tutored three Olympic

Gold Medalists, 13 NCAA champions and 73 All-Americans.

Among the group of talented athletes that struck gold is Derrick Adkins,

who won Olympic gold in 1996, and was a two-time national champion and six-

time All-American during his Tech career. A second Olympic medalist is Derek Mills,

who won gold as part of the 4x400 relay team in Atlanta. He was a four-time na-

tional champion and an 11-time All-American for the Jackets. The third Olympic gold

medalist is Angelo Taylor, who won gold in the 400 intermediate hurdles at the

2000 Sydney Games. He won two national titles and was a four-time All-American

during his career on The Flats.

Other top runners under Hinsdale include Octavius Terry, a three-time

national champion and nine-time All-American; Jonas Motiejunas, a two-time na-

tional champion and five-time All-American; and David Krummenacker, a two-time

national champion and eight-time All-American. Krummenacker is currently one of

the top middle distance runners in the world.

In 2009, Hinsdale led the Jackets to their best finish in school history

at the NCAA East Regional Championships in fifth and also saw his team regiser a

fourth place finish in the ACC Outdoor Championships, the teams highest finish since

2005. Also, three Yellow Jackets qualified for the NCAA Outdoor Championships,

with Steve Marcelle registering All-American honors in the shot put, a first for a Tech

athlete.

In 2008, Hinsdale led the men’s squad to a second-place finish at the

ACC Indoor Championships, the programs best finish since placing second at the

1988 Indoor Championships in Johnson City, Tenn. He was named the 2008 ACC

Indoor Coach of the Year in a vote conducted by the league’s coaches.

In 2005, the Yellow Jackets tallied a pair of fifth-place finishes at the

indoor and outdoor ACC Championships. The Jackets posted their first indoor NCAA

finish, since the 2002 season, finishing in a tie for 48th place. Senior Montrell

Person garnered All-Amerca honors in the 60-meter high hurdles.

Hinsdale guided Tech to fourth- and fifth-place finishes at the outdoor

and indoor ACC Championships in 2004. The Rambling Wreck tallied 103 points at

the outdoor meet, the second highest tally by a Jacket squad in the history of the

program. A total of five ACC titles were won by Yellow Jackets and seven garnered

All-ACC accolades. Senior Brendon Mahoney captured four ACC crowns en route to

being named indoor and outdoor ACC Performer of the Year. Mahoney and junior

Montrell Person went on to earn

All-America honors at the Outdoor NCAA Championships, becoming the 68th and

69th athletes to do so under Hinsdale’s watch.

In 2003, Hinsdale led the Jackets to their second consecutive top-three

finish at the Indoor ACC Championships. Six Tech athletes earned All-ACC honors with

distance runner Kyle Rabbit earning the accolade in the 3,000 and 5,000 meters.

Junior Brendon Mahoney claimed All-ACC honors for the third straight year in the

mile, while seniors Bryan Swarn and Brian Fraser captured conference accolades at

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At the Outdoor ACC Championships, the Yellow Jackets scored 96 points

to tie for fourth place. Brewer and Fraser captured individual ACC titles in the ham-

mer throw and triple jump, while the 4x400-meter relay team of Brian Ford, Sharif

Azim, Matt Trester and Swarn took first place at the championship. The Jackets

qualified five athletes for the Outdoor NCAA Championships, plus the 4x400 relay

team. Brewer claimed All-America honors, finishing 13th in the hammer throw.

Hinsdale garnered his first ACC Coach of the Year honor when he guided

the Jackets to a third-place finish at the conference championship in 2002. That

season, three Jackets earned All-America honors under Hinsdale’s tutelage, as

Brendon Mahoney was seventh at the NCAA Championships in the indoor mile, and

Chris Sinotte placed 10th in the javelin at the outdoor meet. Bryan Swarn was 11th

in the outdoor 400.

In 2000, Hinsdale coached the men’s outdoor 4x400 relay team to

a sixth place finish at the NCAA Championships, and also had two individual All-

Americans as Bryan Swarn (400 meters) and Malcolm Leason (triple jump) earned

that distinction. Following the 2000 NCAA meet, Tech athletes had competed in the

NCAA Championship meet for 17 consecutive years.

He has put his stamp on the Tech program by coaching 13 NCAA

national champions in 12 years as head coach on The Flats.

Hinsdale came to Tech in September 1979 as an assistant track coach, a

position he held for 13 years under the legendary mentor Buddy Fowlkes. He was

promoted to assistant head track coach in 1992 and was named head coach the

following year.

He led Tech to a seventh-place NCAA Indoor Championship finish and

an eighth-place NCAA Outdoor Championship finish during the 1998 season. That

year, the Jackets produced three national champions, as Krummenacker won the

indoor 800 meters, Taylor captured the outdoor 400 intermediate hurdles, and the

men’s outdoor 4x400 relay team captured the NCAA title with a time of 3:01.89.

Krummenacker also ran the fastest American mile that year, while Taylor captured

the Track & Field News Male Athlete of the Year award, while finishing with the

second fastest time in the world in the 400 intermediate hurdles with his time of

47.90 seconds. Krummenacker capped his career by winning MVP awards at both

the indoor and outdoor ACC Championship meet, which marked the third and fourth

times, respectively, he was honored in his career.

At the 1997 NCAA Indoor Championships, Hinsdale guided Tech to its

best national finish ever, as the Yellow Jackets tied for third place with 25 points.

That season Tech was led by David Krummenacker, who won the 800 meters and

then teamed with Tomas Motiejunas, Michael Johnson and Angelo Taylor to finish

sixth in the 4x400. Taylor also finished third in the 400 meters. Eric Bowers also

placed third in the long jump.

During Hinsdale’s first full season in 1994, he guided Tech to fourth

place at the NCAA Outdoor Championships. After claiming national titles in the 400

meters, 400 intermediate hurdles and 4x400 relay, the Jackets tallied 34 points,

Tech’s highest total ever.

A former decathlete at Ferris State, Hinsdale now coaches the 400m,

400m IH and 4x400m relay. His first 14 years with Tech were spent in the field

events.

Some of the top field performers under Hinsdale include Rich Thomp-

son, a three-time All-American in the triple jump; Mark White, an All-American

discus thrower who won two ACC Championships in the discus and was the 1990

ACC Champion in the shotput. Other top athletes are Eric Bowers, the 1995 and

1996 ACC champion and current ACC record holder in the long jump; along with Joe

McDonald, who broke the school record in the decathlon for the third straight time

in 1992 and was the ACC indoor long jump champion in 1991.

Overall, Hinsdale has guided three Olympic gold medalists, three world

champions, seven USA Track and Field champions, four Goodwill Games medalists,

13 NCAA national champions, 71 All-Americans, 86 ACC champions and 172 All-ACC

honorees. A total of 127 All-America honors have been earned by men’s track and

field athletes at Georgia Tech.

An excellent recruiter, Hinsdale has brought many top prospects to At-

lanta, including state champions from Alabama, Arizona, Colorado, Georgia, Idaho,

Illinois, Kansas, Maryland, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina,

Pennsylvania, Rhode Island and Virginia.

These talented signees include All-Americans James Purvis, Mike Armor,

Dirk Morris, Rich Thompson, Conrad Nichols, Chris Sinotte, Adkins, Mills, Terry, Taylor

and the Motiejunas brothers.

A Sand Creek, Mich., native, Hinsdale lettered four years in track and

field at Ferris State. He won the Coaches Award twice and was elected team captain

three-straight years. Hinsdale was inducted into the school Hall of Fame on Sept.

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Distance Coach | 20th Season | Georgia Tech ‘87Alan Drosky is entering his 16th season as the head coach of the Georgia

Tech women’s track and field program. He also mentors the distance runners for the Yellow Jackets’ men’s track team. Additionally, Drosky recently completed his 18th year as the head coach of both the men’s and women’s cross country teams at Georgia Tech. Drosky, a two-time All-American and five-time track All-Atlantic Coast Confer-ence performer, has been head women’s coach since the 1995-96 season. He has been a part of the Yellow Jacket coaching staff since 1987, when he took a graduate assistant position while working towards a master’s degree in management. After completing his graduate studies in 1989, Drosky became a full-time assistant for the 1990 season and took over the helm of the cross country program in ‘91. Prior to earning a Bachelor of Science degree in industrial management in ‘87, Drosky was one of the most decorated middle distance performers in Tech history. He competed for the Yellow Jackets from 1985-87, serving as team captain three times. He holds the Tech school record in both the 1000 (2:22.78) and 1500 (3:43.37) meter indoor events, and is a member of Tech’s outdoor record-holding 4x1600-meter relay (16:32.98). Drosky earned All-America honors twice at the NCAA Championships, finishing sixth in the indoor mile in 1986 and 12th in the outdoor 1500 meters in 1987. He was also the 1987 ACC champion in the indoor mile. Following his distinguished career, Drosky was inducted into the Georgia Tech Athletic Hall of Fame in 1996. Since taking the reins of the women’s program, Drosky has guided the Yellow Jackets to seven top-three finishes in the last eight years at the ACC Indoor Championships, including the program’s first ACC title at the 2002 indoor ACC meet. It was just the second ACC title by any women’s program at Georgia Tech and snapped nine consecutive indoor titles by North Carolina. Drosky was named Indoor ACC Coach of the Year for the second time in his career (1999). The Jackets have been a mainstay atop the ACC standings, posting a combined nine top-three finishes at the indoor and outdoor ACC meets since 2001. Tech scored a program-best 146 points at the outdoor meet in 2004. Nationally, Drosky led the Yellow Jackets to their highest NCAA outdoor finish at the 2004 NCAA Outdoor Championships, finishing in a tie for 15th place in Austin, Texas, and highest indoor finish in 2007, 14th-place. Tech posted a second top-25 finish at the NCAA Indoor Championships, finishing in a tie for 21st place in Fayetteville, Ark. The Yellow Jackets posted a pair of top-25 finishes in `05, repeating its 21st-place indoor finish and finishing 18th at the outdoor meet. Drosky has led Tech to a total of 10 top-30 finishes, including two top-15 finishes at the NCAA Championships. Chaunte Howard became the first Tech athlete to win three consecutive national titles, claiming the NCAA high jump crown at the indoor and outdoor NCAA Champi-onships in `04, and winning the crown again at the 2005 NCAA Indoor Championships. Howard became the first women’s athlete to qualify for the Summer Olympic Games, finishing second at the 2004 U.S. Olympic Trials in the high jump to stamp her ticket to Athens, Greece. On a rare off day, Howard finished in a tie for 28th place at the XXVIII Olympiad. She turned professional in the summer of 2005, after her junior season, and went on to win a Silver medal in the high jump at the 2005 IAAF World Champion-ships, in Helsinki, Finland. In addition to his mentoring of the women’s program, Drosky has also coached several of the nation’s top men’s distance performers. Headlining that list is David Krummenacker, who won the 1997 and `98 NCAA indoor 800-meter national titles, still holds four different school records and was named the 1997 and `98 ACC Indoor and Outdoor Championship MVP while at Tech. Under Drosky, Krummenacker won 12 individual ACC titles and captured the U.S. 800-meter national title in 2001. He has gone on to win a two more U.S. national titles in the 800 (2002-03) and captured a World indoor 800 title in 2003. Krummenacker ranks as the fastest American 800-1500-meter doubler of all-time and set the American record in the indoor 1000 meters in 2002. Recent graduate Brendon Mahoney ranks among Drosky’s finest proteges. He was a three-time All-American and finished seventh in the mile at the 2002 NCAA Indoor

Championships. He also finished eighth in the 800 at the 2002 U.S. National Outdoor Champion-ships, a race won by Krummenacker. In 2004, Mahoney won ACC titles in the indoor 800 and mile, and the outdoor 800 and 1500 meter races en route to being named ACC Performer of the Year for both the indoor and outdoor seasons. He went on to earn All-America honors in the 1500 at the NCAA Outdoor Championships. Drosky’s top women’s competitors include Tech assistant coach Becky Megesi and former standout Renee Metivier. Megesi garnered All-America honors with an eighth-place finish in the 1500 meters in 1999 and was a member of the seventh-place distance medley team in 2000. She won the ACC outdoor 1500-meter title in both 1998 and `99 and qualified for the NCAA Championship meet in both the 800 and 1500 meters in 1999, as well as the 800 in 2000. Metivier had an outstanding 2002, becoming the first Jacket to earn All-America hon-ors in cross country, indoor and outdoor track. During the indoor season, she earned that status in the 3000 and 5000 meters. She also claimed All-America accolades with an eighth-place finish in the 5000 at the outdoor NCAA meet. Metivier now holds four school records. Beth Mallory also earned All-America honors under Drosky, placing sixth in the mile at the 1996 NCAA Indoor Championships. In his career, Drosky has coached his athletes to three national titles as Krummen-acker won two in the 800 and Conrad Nichols won one in the 4x400m relay. His athletes have earned 66 NCAA All-American honors, 94 ACC championships and 200 All-ACC accolades. In cross country, Drosky has also led the team to success in one of the nation’s top cross country conferences. He has guided the women’s team to a pair of NCAA Championship appearances (2000, `01), with a top finish of 26th in ‘01. That same season, he coached the women’s team to their first-ever NCAA South Region crown, and was named South Region Coach of the Year. The Jackets’ men’s team also enjoyed a program-best finish of fourth at the 2001 regional championships. His top ACC finishes came in 1994 with both teams finishing third at the conference championships in Atlanta. Drosky has mentored three cross country All-Americans and seven NCAA individual qualifiers. Additionally, he has guided Tech runners to 15 All-ACC and 34 all-region performances. Metivier enjoyed the top season in Tech cross country history in 2001, finishing second at the NCAA Championships, winning the NCAA South Regional title and placing second at the ACC Championships. Mallory earned All-America honors in 1995, placing 25th, and also earned All-ACC honors three times. Additionally, Megesi was an individual qualifier in ‘98. On the men’s side, Kevin Graham is the lone All-American in Tech history, finishing 32nd in ‘94. Senior Kyle Rabbitt earned All-ACC honors in cross country at the 2004 ACC Champi-onships, finishing 14th. Rabbitt is the third Tech athlete to qualify for the NCAA Championships in 2003. A native of Riverdale, Ga., and a former Georgia state champion in the mile at River-dale High School, Drosky is married to the former Kim Bohanon, who ran cross country at Georgia State. The couple has two daughters: Hayley, 16, and Hannah, 13.

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Throws/Pole Vault Coach | 7th Season | North Carolina ‘99

Allen Bradd enters his Sixth season as assistant men’s and women’s track and field coach at Georgia Tech. Bradd specializes in the throwing events, pole vault, and multi events. In five seasons as a Yellow Jacket coach, Bradd has tutored 6 ACC champions, 29 NCAA Region qualifiers, 21 All-ACC honorees, 11 NCAA Qualifiers, 2 NCAA All-American, and led his athletes to 11 school records. 2009 was another banner year for Bradd’s throwers. Leading the way was Steve Marcelle, who made school history by earning All-American honors in the shot put at the 2009 NCAA Outdoor Championships, making Marcelle the first Georgia Tech thrower to earn All-American honors at the event. Marcelle was also name the ACC Outdoor Field Performer of the Year. Along with Marcelle, Andy Powlen also qualified for the NCAA Outdoor Champion-ships in the shot put The Yellow Jacket throws and pole vault programs concluded 2008 as the most success in GT history and have emerged into a national power. One the men’s side, sopho-more Steve Marcelle won the Indoor ACC shot put Championship in route to qualifying for the NCAA Indoor Championships where he placed 13th. Junior Andrew Powlen also had an impressive indoor shot put campaign in placed third at the Indoor ACC Championships earning All-ACC honors with an NCAA Indoor Championships provisional qualifying mark of 58’5.75”. During the outdoor season, both Marcelle and Powlen earned All-ACC in the shot put again while finished second and third with marks of 61’6.5” and 58’8”, respectively. At the NCAA East Region Championships, Marcelle and Powlen both earned All-Regional honors and automatic qualifying marks for the NCAA Outdoor Championships by placing third and fourth with throws of 61’0” and 60’9’, respectively. GT was one of only two school in the nation to have two men’s shot putter’s throw over 60’ and automatically qualify for the NCAA Outdoor Championships at any of the four NCAA regional qualifying meets. Both throwers finished the season with Top 15 Nationally ranked shot put marks. Marcelle also qualified for the NCAA East Regional in the discus and finished with a season best of 179’8”. On the women’s side, All-American Kimery Hern earned her second consecutive trip to the NCAA Championships as well as earning All-Region and All-ACC honors in route to a new school record hammer throw mark of 197’11”. Also earning All-Region honors in the women’s hammer was Alana Clooten with a 2008 season best of 184’9”. During the indoor season Clooten recorded a personal best of 60’ 6.75” inches in the weight throw and finished fourth at the ACC indoor Championships. In the pole vault, freshman Joanna Wright set a new GT outdoor school record with her 12’9.75” vault at the outdoor ACC Championships where she placed second. While earning All-ACC honors in the vault, Wright also earned a trip to the NCAA East Regional Championships. In 2007, Bradd Coached three NCAA Outdoor Championships qualifiers including Hern, who placed ninth in the hammer earning All-American Honors and Marcelle in the Discus who threw 178’11” and finished 18th. In 2006, Hern qualified for the NCAA East Region Championships in the discus as well as placing third in the hammer and fourth in the discus, with a personal best mark of 158’ 7” at the USATF Junior National Championships. Clooten finish fourth at the USATF Junior National Championships in the hammer. On the men’s side, walk-on Eric Massey broke the school record in the men’s wt. throw with a mark of 62’ 2.5”. Massey also qualified for the NCAA East regional championships with a hammer throw of 201’ 11”. Powlen posted a shot put mark of 57’ 11.75” at the ACC indoor Championships to finish fourth and qualified for the NCAA East Regional Championships where he finished eighth with a mark of 57’ 1.5”. Nico Shaner, in just his second year of javelin throwing, posted an NCAA Regional qualifier and All-ACC Championships mark by finishing third with a personal-best of 216’ 4”. In 2005 Dore Madere broke two outdoor school records in the discus and ham-mer, along with qualifying for the NCAA Outdoor Championships in the discus. Madere threw

a personal best of 170’ 9”at the NCAA East Regional Championships to automatically qualify her for the NCAA Outdoor Championships where she finished 19th. On the men’s side Bradd guided Zeb Sion to an indoor school record in the shot put and led Greg McCormick to a new record score of 4,869 points in the heptathlon at the Indoor ACC Championships. In Bradd’s inaugural season with the Yellow Jackets he tutored Sion and Marcus Canty to their first ACC Championship titles in the shot put and javelin, respectively. Canty finished the season with the 23rd best javelin mark in the nation at 227’11”. Prior to coming to Tech, Bradd coached at Syracuse University. He led four athletes to NCAA Championship Provisional qualifying marks in the discus, shot put and weight throw. He had a men’s shot putter capture the Big East Conference title and led a freshman women’s discus thrower to the 22nd best mark in the nation with a personal best of 172’ 4”. She went on to qualify for the World Junior Championships in the discus. Before coaching at Syracuse, Bradd was an assistant men’s and women’s track and field coach at Murray State University for one season. While at Murray State, he tutored three All-OVC honors in the shot put and discus and a men’s pole vaulter who finished runner-up at the Ohio Valley Conference Championships meet during the indoor and outdoor season. Bradd has also had excellent success coaching at the post-collegiate level. During the 2005 season he coached Lavern Eve to a 10th place finish in the women’s javelin at the World Championships in Helsinki, Finland, and a fourth-place finish at the IAAF World Athletics Final in Monaco where she threw a season best of 203’3”. He has also guided an athlete who qualified for the 2001 U.S. National Championships in the women’s hammer and another to the 2000 Olympic Trials in the women’s discus, finishing in 14th place. Bradd attended the University of North Carolina, where he became a two-time All-American in the shot put. He was a five-time individual ACC champion in the shot put and two-time hammer ACC champion. Bradd was elected team captain in the 1998-99 season and was a member of the UNC Student-Athlete Council board. After graduation, Bradd competed for the Mizuno Klub Kiehas during the 1999-2000 track and field seasons. In 1999, he finished 12th in the shot put at the USATF Outdoor National Championships in Eugene, Ore. A native of Downs, Ill, Bradd graduated from the University of North Carolina-Cha-pel Hill with a Bachelor’s degree in sports exercise and science in 1999. He is married to the former Angie Joy and the couple has a two sons, Logan, 3, and Dylan, 1.

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Jumps/Hurdles Coach | 14th Season | Cal Poly ‘91

Nat Page is in his 14th year as an assistant coach for the Georgia Tech track and field program. Page is responsible for coaching field events, including high jump, long jump and triple jump, as well as the men’s and women’s sprint hurdle events.

Since joining the Tech staff in 1996, Page has mentored Tech student-athletes to 37 ACC titles, 39 All-America performances and four national titles. Page was named the NCAA South Region Men’s Assistant Coach of the Year in 2008, and the Mondo Women’s Jumps/Multi Events Coach of the Year in 2004.

The most recent Jackets to benefit from Page’s training have been Terrence Tram-mell, Shantia Moss, Fatmata Fofanah and James Lemons II. Trammell, the 2009 USA Indoor 60-meter hurdle national champion, earned silver medals in the 110-meter hurdles at both the 2007 and 2009 World Championships under Page’s tutelage. Moss, the 2007 60-meter hurdles NCAA Champion, earned four All-American honors in her time on the Flats. Fofanah, a two-time All-American in the hurdles, represented Guinea at the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing, China. Lemons became a two-time ACC Field MVP and three-time All-American under Page’s teachings.

One of his latest prodigies, Chaunte Howard, captured three consecutive national titles in the women’s high jump at the 2004 indoor and outdoor NCAA Championships, and ‘05 indoor NCAA Championships. She became the first women’s athlete to qualify for the Sum-mer Olympics, finishing second at the ‘04 U.S. Olympic Trials, earning a spot on the U.S. team. Howard won the high jump at the ‘08 U.S. Olympic trials, and went on to place sixth at the 2008 Beijing games. She won the Gold medal at the 2009 U.S. Outdoor National Champion-ships this past summer in Eugene, Ore.

In Athens, Greece, Howard finished in a tie for 28th place on a rare off day. She ended her career at Tech as a six-time ACC champion, six-time All-American, three-time NCAA champion and three-time ACC Most Valuable Performer. Howard signed a professional contract with NIKE, forgoing her senior season, but continues to train under Page and attend classes at Tech. She went on to earn a Silver medal at the 10th IAAF World Championships, in Helsinki, Finald, with a lifetime-best mark of 6’6.75” in the high jump. Howard currently ranks sixth in the world and is the top American in the high jump.

Andria King, a former assistant coach at Tech, was another highlight under coach Page’s tutelage. Page coached King to four NCAA national runner-up finishes in the 60- and 100-meter hurdles in 1998 and ‘99. She formerly held the American collegiate record in the 60 hurdles with a time of 8.00 in 1999. King was a five-time All-American and three-time ACC MVP.

Other Yellow Jacket All-Americans under Page are Eric Bowers (indoor long jump, 1997), Lynn Houston (indoor high jump, 1999), Malcolm Leason (outdoor triple jump, 2000), Shantrell Moss (4x100, 2005), Montrell Person (110m HH, 2004/60m HH, 2005), Clayton Porter (indoor long jump, 2000), Dana Rogers (4x100, 2004, ‘05/60m HH, ‘05), Amandi Rhett (4x100, 100, 200, 2005), Brandy Depland (triple jump 2005, `06), Shantia Moss (60m HH, ‘07, ‘08, 100m HH, `06, ‘08), Andriane Lapsley (60m, 100m, 4x100, `06), Jerome Miller (high jump, `06, ‘09), Fatmata Fofanah (100m HH, ‘07, 60m HH, ‘08) , James Lemons II (indoor triple jump, ‘08, indoor long jump, ‘08, outdoor triple jump, ‘08) and Alphonso Jordan (indoor triple jump, ’09).

Page narrowly missed being named the 2009 East Region Assistant Coach of the Year as Yellow Jackets Alphonso Jordan (triple jump) and Jerome Miller (high jump) won titles in their respective events.

On the conference level, he has guided six men to conference titles: Bowers (indoor long jump, 1997), Jordan (outdoor triple jump, 2009), Leason (outdoor triple jump, 2000), Miller (outdoor high jump, 2009), David Riley (indoor triple jump, 1997) and Person (60m HH, 110m HH, 2004-05).

On the women’s side, Page has coached 25 conference championship perfor-mances, in addition to King’s three hurdle and sprints titles. Lynn Houston won both indoor and outdoor high jump titles in 1997. Mishanta Reyes won the indoor long jump crown in 2001, while Shanta Smith won the indoor triple jump and Jennifer Ledbetter claimed the outdoor high jump title in ‘02. Howard won a total of six high jump titles in three seasons. The women’s 4x100m relay team finished first at the 2005 ACC Outdoor Championships, while

“Nat Page is one of the best high jump coaches in the nation” - Two-time Olympic high jump medalist, Dwight Stones

Dana Rogers won the indoor 60m hurdles in ‘05. Lapsley claimed the indoor 60-meter dash and the 90-meter dash at the ‘05 ACC Championship meets. In 2006, Lapsley garnered first-place finishes in the 60m, 100m, 200m and Shantia Moss won the 100m HH. The 4x100m relay also finished first at the 2006 ACC Outdoor Championships.

In addition to his work at Tech, Page founded Nat’s Athletic Training and Career Experiences in September 1993. He has coached nine World Championship team members and five Olympians: Natasha Gibson, Howard, Terrence Trammell (2007 U.S. Outdoor National Champion, ‘07 Outdoor World Championships Silver Medalist, ‘08 U.S. Olympic team member, ‘09 U.S. Indoor National Champion), Fofanah and Tisha Waller, who is now the American indoor record holder in the high jump. Page has also worked with Wenda Vereen, who was a member of the U.S. 4x100 team, which won a Silver medal and set an American record at the 1993 World Championships. Howard captured a Silver medal at the 2005 IAAF World Cham-pionships in Helsinki, Finald, with a lifetime-best leap of 6’6.75” in the high jump. Trammell, a three-time Olympian, won the 2007 USA Outdoor National Championships in the 110-meter hurdles and placed second at the ‘07 World Championships since working with Page.

Waller joined Howard on the 2004 U.S. Olympic Team in the high jump after capturing her second U.S. title at the U.S. Olympic Trials in Sacramento, Calif.

A native of Evanston, Ill., Page was a NCAA Champion high jumper at the Univer-sity of Missouri in 1979. He was ranked in the top 10 in the world from 1979-81 and earned a spot on the United States’ 1980 Olympic team after finishing second at the U.S. Olympic Trials.

Additionally, Page also competed at a world-class level in the both the high and intermediate hurdles from 1984-92. From 1990-92, he was ranked in the top 10 in the world in the 400 intermediate hurdles. A member of the United States’ 1992 World Cup team, Page was a finalist at the U.S. Track and Field Championships every year from 1985-91.

He was inducted into the University of Missouri Athletic Hall of Fame in 1999, where he was a five-time All-American and a four-time Big 8 high jump champion. He was named outdoor MVP of the Big 8 Championship in 1978.

From 1988-91, Page served as assistant coach at California State Polytechnic University, where he earned a bachelor’s degree in physical education.

Page resides in Atlanta with his stepchildren, Tyler and Ryan.

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Director of AthleticsIndiana [PA] (1980) • 4th Year at Georgia Tech

In his fourth year as Georgia Tech’s Director of Athletics,Dan Radakovich has brought a new vision for excellence tothe Yellow Jackets’ storied athletics tradition. In a relativelyshort amount of time since arriving in Atlanta, Radakovichhas put his mark on Georgia Tech’s athletics program. The 2008-09 academic year at Georgia Tech wos one ofunprecedented athletic success. One year after hiring Paul Johnson as head football coach, Georgia Tech suprised the experts by winning nine games, tying for the ACC Coastal Division title and playing in a 12th consecutive bowl game. The Yellow Jackets, who beat 13th-ranked Georgia and two other ranked teams in November, played in the Chick-

fil-A Bowl and were ranked 22nd in the final national polls. The women’s basketball team registered its third straight 20-win season and earned an NCAA Tournament bid for the third consecutive year. The baseball team finished ranked in the top 25. The softball team swept the ACC regular season and tournament titles. The golf team captured the ACC championship and finished the season ranked seventh nationally. The men’s swimming and diving team enjoyed its best NCAA Championships finish ever (19th) and the women’s team broke 10 school records. The women’s tennis team finished ranked eighth nationally. In men’s track, Jerome Miller (high jump) and Steve Marcelle (shot put) turned in recordbreaking performances en route to earning All-American honors. Facilities received major upgrades in 2008-09. Shirley Clements Mewborn Field, the homefor Tech’s softball program, was unveiled prior to the start of the 2009 season and was ultimately showcased on ESPN when the Yellow Jackets hosted an NCAA Super Regional. The Zelnak Center, a new practice facility for Georgia Tech basketball, will be in place prior to the start of the 2009-10 season. Bobby Dodd Stadium will receive several cosmetic upgrades, featuring a new video board that will be in place this fall. The 2007-08 academic year featured the hiring of Johnson as head football coach, wom-en’s basketball emerging as one of the top programs in the South, baseball advancing to the NCAA Regionals and women’s tennis advancing to the Elite Eight of the NCAA Tournament. Individually, Amanda Mc- Dowell won the NCAA singles title in women’s tennis. The 2006-07 year was highlighted by Tech’s women’s tennis team capturing the Institute’s first ever NCAA championship and its third straight Atlantic Coast Conference title. The football team won the ACC Coastal Division, the men’s basketball team earned its third NCAA Tourna-ment bid in four years, the women’s basketball team posted its finest season with 21 wins and a berth in the NCAA Tournament, and the golf team won a share of the ACC title for the second straight year. Outside the competition venues, Radakovich has directed an overhaul of the annual giving and donation structure for Tech athletics, anchored by the new TECH Fund, which establishes minimum giving levels tied to season tickets in various seating areas of Bobby Dodd Stadium and Alexander Memorial Coliseum. Several facility upgrades have been completed, including the transformation of Tech’s former football locker room on the ground floor of the Edge Athletic Center into a new Technology Center, which benefits academic support services for all Yellow Jacket student-athletes. Radakovich also initiated the Athletic Director’s Initiative Fund, started in June, 2006, which has rasied in cash and pledges more than $12 million. A recent gift from the Henry F. Mc-Carnish, Jr., family for the renovation of Alexander Memorial Coliseum, could be worth up to $15 million toward that project. Named Georgia Tech’s Director of Athletics on February 22, 2006, Radakovich possesses nearly two decades of experience in collegiate athletics management positions. He came to Georgia Tech after five years as senior associate athletics director at LSU (2001-06), and he previously served as the Athletics Director at American University in 2000-01. That followed stints as associate athletics director at South Carolina (1994-2000) and Long Beach State (1989-94) as well as two years as the athletics business manager at Miami (1983-85). Just the seventh Director of Athletics in Tech history, Radakovich was named by then Institute President Dr. Wayne Clough to succeed Dave Braine, who retired after nearly nine years in the post. Radakovich also follows in the footsteps of storied names such as John Heisman, Bobby Dodd and Homer Rice.A graduate of Center High School near Aliquippa, Pa., and a member of its Alumni Hall of Fame, Radakovich, 50, became a football letterwinner and student coach at Indiana University of Pennsylvania, where he graduated in 1980 with a bachelor of science degree in finance. He was enshrined into the Beaver County Sports Hall of Fame earlier this year. Radakovich added a master’s degree in business administration from Miami in 1982. He also completedthe Sports Management Institute’s executive education program in 1992. He is married to the former Marcie McDonald, and the couple has two children, Christian, 19,and Grant, 15. Christian is a sophomore at Georgia Tech.

Assoc. Director of Athletics/SWAMarquette (1991) • 4th Year at Georgia Tech

Theresa Wenzel enters her fourth season as the Senior WomanAdministrator at Georgia Tech and also holds the title of AssociateDirector of Athletics. She oversees women’s basketball, volleyball, softball, golf, men’s and women’s tennis, men’s and women’s track & field, men’s and women’s cross country and themen’s and women’s swimming & diving teams in her role. Wenzel is the athletic department non-academic liaison to the Office of Student Affairs. She is also a member of various commit-tees including the Georgia Tech Women’s Resource Center Advisory Board, the Title IX Compliance Committee, the GTAA Compliance and

Equity Committee, the NCAA Athletic Certification Steering Committee. Wenzel also serves on the ACC Student Athlete Welfare Committee, the ACC Women’s Basketball Committee, ACC Softball Commit-tee and the ACC Women’s Tennis Committee. For her hard work, Wenzel was recognized by the United States Postal Service with the SportsAward at the 2008 “Women Putting their Stamp on Atlanta Luncheon”. Wenzel possesses a wide range of experience in athletic administration and coaching. Shejoined the Georgia Tech Athletic Association staff in October of 2005 after an eight-year stint atSiena College (N.Y.), where she served as Assistant and then Associate Athletics Director of business operations while also coaching the women’s golf team. While at Siena, Wenzel served one year as the school’s intramural director and assistant facili-ties director before being named Assistant Athletic Director for business operations and headwomen’s golf coach in 1998. In seven seasons as head golf coach, Wenzel led the Saints tofive consecutive Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference titles from 2001-2005. She relinquished hercoaching duties following the 2005 season when she was promoted to Associate Athletics Direc-tor. Prior to her time at Siena, Wenzel spent three years (1994-97) as an assistant women’s basketball coach at Canisus College in Buffalo, N.Y., and she also served an internship with theNational Invitational Tournament. A basketball letterwinner at Marquette University, Wenzel earned a Bachelor of Science degree in business administration from Marquette in 1991. She added a master’s degree insport administration from Canisius in 2000.

Insitute PresidentKansas State (1975) • 1st Year at Georgia Tech

In April 2009, following a unanimous vote by the University System of Georgia Board of Regents, Dr. G. P. “Bud” Peterson became the 11th president of the Georgia Institute of Technology. In this capacity he over-sees a top-ten public research university withmore than 19,000 students and more than $500 millionin sponsored funding.

Throughout his career, Peterson has played an active role in helping to establish the national education and research agendas, serving on numerous industry, government, and academic taskforces and committees.

A distinguished scientist, Peterson was selected in 2008 by President George W. Bush to serve on the National Science Board through 2014. The Board oversees the National Science Foundation (NSF) and advises the President and Congress on national policy related to science and engineering research and education.

Peterson earned a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering in 1975, a bachelor’s degreein mathematics in 1977, and a master’s degree in mechanical engineering in 1980, all fromKansas State University. He also earned a doctorate in mechanical engineering from Texas A&MUniversity in 1985. In 1981 and 1982, Peterson served as a visiting research scientist at the NASA Johnson SpaceCenter. In 1985, he joined the faculty of the Mechanical Engineering Department at Texas A&M,where he conducted research and taught courses in thermodynamics and heat transfer. In 1990 he was named the Halliburton Professor of Mechanical Engineering and in 1991 wasnamed the College of Engineering’s Tenneco Professor. In 1993, Peterson was invited to serve asprogram director for the NSF’s Thermal Transport and Thermal Processing Division, where he received the NSF Award for Outstanding Management. From June 1993 through July 1996, he served as head of the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Texas A&M University and in 1996 was appointed executive as-sociate dean of the College of Engineering, where he also served as associate vice chancellor for Engineer-ing for the Texas A&M University System. Previous leadership positions Peterson has held include provost at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, New York and chancellor of the University of Colorado at Boulder. G. P. Peterson was born September 1, 1952, in San Francisco,California, and raised in PrairieVillage, a suburb of Kansas City, Kansas. He and his wife, Val, have four adult children.

Dr. G.P. “Bud” PETERSON

Theresa WENZEL

Dan RADAKOVICH

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Support Staff

John GattoSports

Information

Leah ThomasSports

Nutrition

Paul WolkoffAthleticTrainer

Scott McDonaldStrength Coach

Trudy WheelerAcademic Advisor

INDOOR AUTOMATIC PROVISIONALEvent FAT MT FAT MT55 Meters 6.14@ — 6.25@ — 60 Meters 6.60@ — 6.71@ —55-Meter Hurdles 7.17@ — 7.38@ —60-Meter Hurdles 7.70@ — 7.91@ —200 Meters(Under 200m/220 yds)* 21.48 — 21.88 —(200m/220 yds)* 21.23 — 21.63 —(Banked or Over 200m/220 yds)* 20.83 — 21.23 —400 Meters(Under 200m/220 yds)* 47.15 46.9 48.25 48.0 (200m/220 yds)* 46.75 46.5 47.85 47.6(Banked or Over 200m/220 yds)* 46.15 45.9 47.25 47.0800 Meters#(200m/220 yds or less)* 1:48.90 1:48.6 1:51.40 1:51.1(Banked or Over 200m/220 yds)* 1:48.00 1:47.7 1:50.50 1:50.2Mile#(200m/220 yds or less)* 4:00.80 4:00.5 4:05.30 4:05.0(Banked or Over 200m/220 yds)* 3:59.00 3:58.7 4:03.50 4:03.23,000 Meters#(200m/220 yds or less)* 7:57.20 7:56.9 8:07.70 8:07.4(Banked or Over 200m/220 yds)* 7:54.50 7:54.2 8:05.00 8:04.75,000 Meters#(200m/220 yds or less)* 13:50.80 13:50.5 14:13.80 14:13.5(Banked or Over 200m/220 yds)* 13:47.00 13:46.7 14:10.00 14:09.71,600-Meter Relay(Under 200m/220 yds)* 3:10.50 3:10.4 3:14.80 3:14.5(200m/220 yds)* 3:08.90 3:08.6 3:12.80 3:12.5(Banked or Over 200m/220 yds)* 3:06.50 3:06.2 3:10.40 3:10.1Mile Relay(Under 200m/220 yds)* 3:10.70 3:10.4 3:14.80 3:14.5(200m/220 yds)* 3:09.10 3:08.8 3:13.20 3:12.9(Banked or Over 200m/220 yds)* 3:07.50 3:07.2 3:11.60 3:11.3Distance Medley Relay—Meters#(200m/220 yds or less)* 9:33.00 9:32.7 9:44.70 9:44.4(Banked or Over 200m/220 yds)* 9:30.00 9:29.7 9:41.70 9:41.4Distance Medley Relay—Yards#(200 m/220 yds or less)* 9:35.70 9:35.4 9:47.40 9:47.1(Banked or Over 200 m/220 yds)* 9:33.50 9:33.2 9:45.20 9:44.9

@ Qualifying times attained at altitude of 6,000 feet and above, add .04 seconds. Times attained at altitude of 3,000-5,999 feet, add .02 seconds.

AUTOMATIC PROVISIONAL METRIC METRICHigh Jump 2.24 2.14Pole Vault 5.50 5.20Long Jump 7.85 7.50Triple Jump 16.15 15.45Shot Put 19.30 17.7535-Pound Weight 21.50 19.50Heptathlon 5,675 points 5,325 points

*—Size of track.#—Altitude adjustment available.

OUTDOOR (Regional Standards)

ALTITUDE ADJUSTMENT

REGIONALEvent FAT MT 3K-5,999/6K+100 Meters 10.55 -- +.03/+.06200 Meters 21.35 -- +.07/+.12400 Meters 47.20 46.9 +.11/+.21800 Meters# 1:50.40 1:50.1 1,500 Meters# 3:47.80 3:47.5Mile# 4:06.00 4:05.73,000- Meter Steeplechase# 9:07.00 9:06.75,000 Meters# 14:12.00 14:11.7 +.04/+.0810,000 Meters# - Auto 28:45.00 28:44.7 +.11/+.2110,000 Meters# - Prov 29:30.00 29:29.7 +.12/+.24110-Meter Hurdles 14.30 -- +.12/+.14400-Meter Hurdles 52.51 52.2 +.44/+.84400-Meter Relay 40.66 40.4 +.44/+.84440-Yard Relay 40.86 40.61,600-Meter Relay 3:10.00 3:09.7Mile Relay 3:11.10 3:10.8 MetricHigh Jump 2.10Pole Vault 5.05Long Jump 7.34Triple Jump 15.00Shot Put 16.80Discus 51.70Javelin 61.60Hammer 56.80Decathlon - Auto 7,500 pointsDecathlon - Prov 6,900 points

# - Altitude adjustment available

2010 Qualifying Standards

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SCHEDULE/RESULTS

Date Meet Location/Result12/6/08 Middle Tennessee Christmas Invitational Murfeesboro, Tenn.1/9-10 Clemson Invitational Clemson, S.C.1/16-17 Kentucky Invitational Lexington, Ky.1/23-34 Razorback Invitational Fayetteville, Ark.2/6-7 VT Elite Blacksburg, Va.2/13-14 Iowa State Classic Ames, IowaOR Tiger Paw Invitational Clemson, S.C.OR Tyson Invitational Fayetteville, Ark.2/26-28 ACC Championships Blacksburg, Va. (8th place/43 pts)3/6-7 Alex Wilson Invitational South Bend, Ind.OR Virginia Tech Last Chance Blacksburg, Va.3/13-14 NCAA Championships College Station, Texas

NCAA ALL-AMERICANSAlphonso Jordan Triple Jump 8th 52-09.25

NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS PARTICPANTSAlphonso Jordan Triple JumpSteve Marcelle Shot Put

NCAA PROVISIONAL QUALIFYING MARKSAlphonso Jordan (Triple Jump), Steve Marcelle (Shot Put)

ALL-ACCSteve Marcelle Shot Put 1st 19.33Andy Powlen Shot Put 3rd 17.91

SEASON-BEST TIMESEvent Performer (Meet) Time/Mark60m Joseph DiDia (Clemson Invitational) 7.12200m Joseph DiDia (MTSU Christmas Invitational) 22.67400m Antonio McKay Jr. (Razorback Invitational) 47.66800m William Mateker (ACC Indoor Championships) 1:52.58Mile E.C. Gibbs (ACC Indoor Championships) 4:04.703000m Morgan Stephenson (Kentucky Invitational) 8:45.125000m Nathan Tew (Tiger Paw Invitational) 15:23.424x400m McKay, M. DiDia, Sivanesen, Clasen (ACC Indoor) 3:13.15DMR Guglielmo, Sivanesan, Mateker, Medrek-Laske (ACC Indoor) 10:21.1360m HH Alphonso Jordan (VT Elite Invitational) 8.03Long Jump Alphonso Jordan (VT Elite Invitational) 24-00.25Triple Jump Alphonso Jordan (NCAA Indoor Championships) 52-09.25Shot Put Steve Marcelle (ACC Indoor Championships) 63-05.00^$Weight Throw Steve Marcelle (Clemson Invitational) 50-05.25

$—School Record; ^—NCAA Qualifying Mark; # - Track Record

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SCHEDULE/RESULTSDate Meet Location/Result3/20-21 Hurricane Invitational Miami, Fla.3/27-28 Yellow Jacket Invitational Atlanta, Ga.4/2 Georgia Tech - Georgia Dual Atlanta, Ga. (L, 98-104)4/3-4 Auburn Tiger Track Classic Auburn, Ala.4/16-18 ACC Championships Miami, Fla. (4th place/81 points)4/23-25 Penn Relays Philadelphia, Pa.5/8-9 Seminole Twilight Invitational Tallahassee, Fla.5/15-16 Georgia Tech Invitational Atlanta, Ga.5/29-30 NCAA East Region Championships Greensboro, N.C. (5th place/ 41 points)6/10-13 NCAA Championships Fayetteville, Ark. (T-32nd place/8 points)

NCAA ALL-AMERICANSteve Marcelle Shot Put 6th place/61-01.50Jerome Miller High Jump 4th place/7-02.50

USTFCCA ALL-AMERICANSteve Marcelle Shot Put, DiscusJerome Miller High Jump

COSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANBilly Mateker 3rd Team (4.0 GPA Materials Science Engineering)

NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS QUALIFIERSAlphonso Jordan Triple JumpE.C. Gibbs 1500mSteve Marcelle Shot Put, DiscusJerome Miller High JumpAndy Powlen Shot Put

NCAA REGION QUALIFIERSMykhail Chambers (High Jump), Hunter Clasen (4x400 Relay), Matt DiDia (4x400 Relay), David Ford (110m hurdles), E.C. Gibbs (1500m), Alphonso Jordan (Long Jump, Triple Jump, 110m Hurdles), Steve Marcelle (Shot Put, Discus), Antonio McKay Jr. (400m, 1500m), Jerome Miller (High Jump), Omar Morrison (Triple Jump), Andy Powlen (Shot Put). Subu Sivanesan (4x400 Relay)

ALL-ACCAlphonso Jordan Triple Jump 1st 52-08.00E.C. Gibbs 1500m 3rd 3:45.09Steve Marcelle Shot Put 1st 60-06.75 Discus 2nd 188-05Andy Powlen Shot Put 3rd 59-04.75

SEASON-BEST TIMESEvent Performer (Meet) Time/Mark100m Joseph DiDia (ACC Championships) 10.97200m Joseph DiDia (Hurricane Invitational) 22.33400m Antonio McKay Jr. (Georgia Tech Invitational) 46.66^800m E.C. Gibbs (Georgia Tech Invitaional) 1:50.40^1500m E.C. Gibbs (Seminole Twlight Invitational) 3:41.65^3000m E.C. Gibbs (Georgia Tech-Georgia Duel) 8:28.885000m E.C. Gibbs (ACC Championships) 14:58.2110,000m Matt Hickey (ACC Championships) 32:15.55110m HH Dave Ford (Seminole Twilight Invitational) 14.09^400m IH DeMario Johnson (Auburn Tiger Track Classic) 53.243000m SC Casey Gramling (ACC Championships) 9:29.204x100m Relay Jordan, Miller, J. DiDia, M. DiDia (ACC Championships) 42.054x400m Relay M. DiDia, Clasen, Sivanesan, McKay Jr. (Georgia Tech Invitational) 3:08.88^DMR Gibbs, Bastien, Guglielmo, Mateker (Penn Relays) 10:09.88High Jump Jerome Miller (Georgia Tech Invitational) 7-03.25^ (S)Long Jump Alphonso Jordan (ACC Championships) 24-03.75^Triple Jump Alphonso Jordan (NCAA East Region Championships) 53-09.25^ (S)Shot Put Steve Marcelle (NCAA East Region Championships) 62-05.00^ (S)Discus Steve Marcelle (ACC Championships) 188-05^ (S)

$—School Record; ^—NCAA Region Qualifying Mark; # - Track Record

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lOOKING bACK

John Heisman (1904-08) Track was introduced as a sport in 1904 and the first head coach for the Yellow Jackets was football legend John Heisman. Along with track, Heisman coached the base-ball, basketball and football teams, where he won a national title in football in 1917. Under Heisman’s guidance, Tech hosted its first track meet on the Tech track circling the baseball field. On May 22-23, 1908, Tech hosted the Southern Intercolle-giate Athletic Association meet at Tech park

Charles Thomas (1909-17) Charles Thomas coached the Tech track team for nine seasons. Thomas led the Rambling Wreck to its first conference championship with a first-place finish at the SIAA meet in 1912

William Anderson Alexander (1918-23) Working as a football and track coach, William Anderson Alexander led the Yellow Jacket track program for six seasons. In 1922, the Yellow Jackets had its finest season during the early era when Alexander led the Rambling Wreck to a Georgia State Championship, a Southeastern Amateur Ath-letic Union Championship, a dual meet win over Sewanee and a tri meet victory against Auburn and Clemson.

George C. Griffin(1924-26, 33-43) George Griffin made his coaching debut in 1922, when the Jackets enjoyed a ton of success. Griffin began his track career at Tech as a freshman standout in 1916 and came to work as an assistant coach under coach Alexander from 1922-23. Griffin took over the reigns in 1924 and although his first stint as head coach lasted only two years, he returned for a 10-year stint 1933-43. He led the Rambling Wreck to unprecedented success during that span, as Tech won six Southeastern Athletic Association Championships and one Southeastern Conference Championship. Griffin coached two Olympians, Homer Welchel and Ed Hamm. Hamm won a Gold medal in the long jump in 1928.

Harold Barron(1927-30) Harold Barron came to Tech after win-ning four national titles in the high hurdles at Penn State University. Barron was on the 1920 Olympic team and finished second at the Summer Games in the high hurdles. Under his watch, Tech standout Ed Hamm won two national championships and qualified for the 1928 Olympics.

Ed Hamm (1931-32) Ed Hamm won two national champion-ships for Tech and took over as head coach in 1931. Hamm became the first Gold medalist for the Jackets in 1928, winning the long jump at the Summer Games.

Norris Dean (1944-64) Norris Dean, one of the finest all-around athletes in Georgia Tech history, succeeded legendary coach George C. Griffin and immediately began to establish his own legacy. In the 20 years in which he directed the track team, Dean witnessed three SEC track titles and finished runner-up on three different occasions. The Yellow Jackets went undefeated in dual meets in 1944, ‘48 and ‘49 and won SEC cross country titles in ‘47, ‘53 and ‘54. Dean is a member of the Georgia Tech Hall of Fame, joining Griffin to represent 32 years of excellence in track and field coach-ing.

Buddy Fowlkes (1965-92) A recent induction into the USTFCCCA Hall of Fame on Nov. 30, 2005, Buddy Fowl-kes, the captain of the 1949 Tech track team and three-time SEC total point champion, was named head coach in 1965. Over the next three decades he elevated the Georgia Tech track and field program to extraordi-nary heights as the Yellow Jackets began to consistently rank among the nation’s elite. Fowlkes’ list of accomplishments include three Olympic medalists, two World Record holders, 10 NCAA national champions, 50 All-Americans, 77 Atlantic Coast Confer-ence champions and 126 All-ACC selections. A 1988 inductee in the State of Georgia Athletic Hall of Fame, Fowlkes was twice named ACC Coach of the Year (1987, ‘88) and was honored as the 1985 NCAA Indoor Southeast Coach of the Year. Fowlkes pupils include Antonio McKay,

who won Gold and Bronze medals at the 1984 Olympics and Gold at the ‘88 Summer Games, Mike Armour, a former World Record holder in the 500 meters and James Purvis, a two-time national champion and five-time All-American.

Grover Hinsdale (1993-present) Hinsdale engineered the track program to four top 10 indoor and outdoor NCAA Championship finishes during his 16 seasons as head coach. Entering his 31st season overall with the Yellow Jackets, Hinsdale was named ACC Coach of the Year in 2002 and 2008, and has tutored three Olympic Gold medalists, 13 NCAA champions and 68 All-Americans. Among the group of talented athletes that struck gold is Derrick Adkins, who won Olympic gold in the 400-meter individual hurdles in 1996. A second Olympic medalist is Derek Mills, who won gold as part of the 4x400 relay team in Atlanta. The third Olym-pic gold medalist is Angelo Taylor, who won gold in the 400 intermediate hurdles at the 2000 Sydney Games. He won two national titles and was a four-time All-American dur-ing his career on The Flats. Other top runners under Hinsdale include Octavius Terry, a three-time national champion and nine-time All-American; Jonas Motiejunas, a two-time national champion and five-time All-American; and David Krum-menacker, a two-time national champion and eight-time All-American. Krummenacker is currently one of the top middle distance runners in the world. A 2003 inductee of Ferris State University’s Hall of Fame, Hinsdale led the Rambling Wreck to a fourth-place finish at the 1994 NCAA Outdoor Championships and a third-place finish at the 1997 NCAA Indoor Championships.

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ACC Indoor ChampionshipsYear Place Points Champion (Points) Site1980 5th 42.50 Maryland (134) Greensboro, N.C.1987 3rd 84 Clemson (103) Johnson City, Tenn.1988 2nd 107 NC State (128) Johnson City, Tenn.1989 T-3rd 60 Clemson (155) Johnson City, Tenn.1990 5th 58 Clemson (150) Johnson City, Tenn.1991 5th 68 Clemson (111) Johnson City, Tenn.1992 6th 35 Clemson (136) Johnson City, Tenn.1993 4th 82 Clemson (156) Johnson City, Tenn.1994 3rd 94 Florida State (133) Greensboro, N.C.1995 5th 59 North Carolina (192) Greensboro, N.C.1996 6th 41.50 North Carolina (148.50) Greensboro, N.C.1997 3rd 75 Clemson (155.50) Greensboro, N.C.1998 5th 64 Clemson (144) Blacksburg, Va.1999 T-7th 30 Clemson (162) Blacksburg, Va.2000 6th 51 Clemson (168) Blacksburg, Va.2001 8th 21 Clemson (181) Blacksburg, Va.2002 5th 71 Clemson (132) Chapel Hill, N.C.2003 3rd 105.5 Florida State (135.5) Chapel Hill, N.C.2004 5th 72 Florida State (164) Clemson, S.C. 2005 5th 50 Florida State (162.50) Chapel Hill, N.C.2006 8th 39 Florida State (160.50) Blacksburg, Va.2007 4th 63 Florida State (128) Clemson, S.C.2008 2nd 85 Florida State (135.50) Chapel Hill, N.C.2009 8th 43 Florida State (132) Blacksburg, Va. *—No ACC Indoor Championships were held between 1981 and 1986.

All-Time Results

ACC Outdoor ChampionshipsYear Place Points Champion (Points) Site1979 3rd 86 Maryland (212) Chapel Hill, N.C.1980 6th 48 Clemson (150) Raleigh, N.C.1981 6th 45 Maryland (167.50) Durham, N.C.1982 5th 47 Clemson (144) Charlottesville, Va. NC State (144)1983 5th 45 NC State (169) Clemson, S.C.1984 5th 53 NC State (161) Chapel Hill, N.C.1985 3rd 108 NC State (161) Raleigh, N.C.1986 3rd 93.50 NC State (171) Chapel Hill, N.C.1987 3rd 133 NC State (157) Atlanta, Ga.1988 4th 99 NC State (174.50) Durham, N.C.1989 3rd 75 Clemson (148) Charlottesville, Va.1990 4th 80 Clemson (161) Clemson, S.C.1991 5th 79 Clemson (165) Chapel Hill, N.C.1992 4th 89 North Carolina (178.50) Tallahassee, Fla.1993 5th 87 Clemson (181) Chapel Hill, N.C.1994 6th 78 North Carolina (168) Raleigh, N.C.1995 7th 54 North Carolina (164) Winston-Salem, N.C.1996 5th 75.50 NC State (196.50) College Park, Md.1997 5th 59.50 Clemson (216) Atlanta, Ga.1998 5th 82.33 Clemson (194) Orlando, Fla.1999 7th 55 North Carolina (178) Clemson, S.C.2000 5th 81.67 Clemson (179.33) Durham, N.C.2001 7th 37 Clemson (189) Orlando, Fla.2002 6th 56 Florida State (201.5) Charlottesville, Va.2003 T-4th 94 Florida State (202) Raleigh, N.C. 2004 4th 103 Clemson (224) Chapel Hill, N.C.2005 5th 65 Florida State (222.50) Tallahassee, Fla.2006 8th 52.5 Florida State (161) Winston-Salem, S.C.2007 6th 71 Florida State (166.5) College Park, Md.2008 7th 55 Florida State (141) Atlanta, Ga.2009 4th 81 Virginia/Florida State (141) Miami, Fla.

NCAA Indoor ChampionshipsYear Place Points Site1973 T-48th 1 Detroit, Mich.1983 T-32nd 4 Pontiac, Mich.1984 T-12th 10 Syracuse, N.Y.1985 T-9th 14 Syracuse, N.Y.1986 T-39th 2 Oklahoma City, Okla.1988 T-13th 10 Oklahoma City, Okla.1991 T-51st 1 Indianapolis, Ind.1992 T-21st 6 Indianapolis, Ind.1993 T-7th 17 Indianapolis, Ind.1994 24th 8 Indianapolis, Ind.1995 T-29th 4 Indianapolis, Ind.1996 T-44th 3 Indianapolis, Ind.1997 T-3rd 25 Indianapolis, Ind.1998 7th 18 Indianapolis, Ind.2002 T-54th 2 Fayetteville, Ark.2005 T-48th 2 Fayetteville, Ark.

2009 59th 1 College Station, Texas.

NCAA Outdoor ChampionshipsYear Place Points Site1955 T-26th 6 Los Angelos, Calif.1960 T-17th 12 Berkeley, Calif.1961 T-35th 4 Philadelphia, Pa.1968 T-48th 2 Berkeley, Calif.1983 T-88th 1 Houston, Texas1984 T-32nd 15 Eugene, Ore.1986 T-56th 2 Indianapolis, Ind.1987 T-30th 10 Baton Rouge, La.1989 T-39th 6 Provo, Utah1990 T-52nd 5 Durham, N.C.1991 T-26th 12 Eugene, Ore.1992 T-8th 23 Austin, Texas1993 T-15th 18 New Orleans, La.1994 4th 34 Boise, Idaho1995 T-28th 8 Knoxville, Tenn.1997 T-23rd 13 Bloomington, Ind.1998 8th 28 Buffalo, N.Y.1999 T-51st 4 Boise, Idaho2000 T-72nd 1 Durham, N.C.2008 50th 4 Des Moines, Iowa2009 T-32nd 8 Fayetteville, Ark.

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Gold & White Yellow Jackets

Since 1984 there have been seven Olympics Games. In those games, Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets have won 9 Olympic medals, 8 Gold.

Georgia Tech Olympians

1928, The IXth Olympiad Amsterdam, The NetherlandsEd Hamm (USA) 1st Broad Jump 24-4.75

1984, The XXIIIth Olympiad Los Angeles, Ca.Antonio McKay (USA) 1st 4x400m Relay 2:57.91Antonio McKay (USA) 3rd 400m 44.71

1988, The XXIVth Olympiad Seoul, South KoreaAntonio McKay (USA) 1st 4x400m Relay 2:56.16

1996, The XXVIth OlympiadAtlanta, Ga.Derrick Adkins (USA) 1st 400m Hurdles 47.54Derek Mills (USA) 1st 4x400m Relay 2:55.99

2000, The XXVIIth Olympiad Sydney, AustraliaAngelo Taylor (USA) 1st 400m Hurdles 47.50

2008, The XXIX OlympiadBeijing, ChinaAngelo Taylor (USA) 1st 400m Hurdles 47.25Angelo Taylor (USA) 1st 4x400m Relay 2:55.39

Ed Hamm1928

Broad Jump

Antonio McKay1984, 1988

4x400m Relay,400m

Derek Mills1996

4x400m Relay

Derrick Adkins1996

400m Hurdles

Angelo Taylor2000, 2008

400m Hurdles400m Relay

Antonio McKay Sr. (above) and Angelo Taylor (below) each have won multiple gold medals at the Summer Olympic Games.

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World Class Yellow Jackets

WORLD RECORD HOLDERSYear Name Event Performance1928 (O) Ed Hamm Long Jump 25-11.1251984 (I) Antonio McKay 400 Meters 45.791985 (I) Mike Armour 500 Meters 1.01.26

IAAF WORLD TRACK & FIELD CHAMPIONSYear Name Event1991 Derrick Adkins 400 Meter IH1993 Derrick Adkins 400 Meter IH1993 Derek Mills 4X400 Relay1999 Angelo Taylor 4x400 Relay2003 David Krummenacker 800 Meters

WORLD UNIVERSITY GAMESYear Name Event1991 Derrick Adkins 400 Meter IH1995 Octavius Terry 400 Meter IH (2nd)

U.S. JUNIOR NATIONAL TEAMYear Name Event1985 James Purvis 110 Meter HH1989 Derrick Adkins 400 Meter IH1990 John Moritz 3000 Meter SC1991 Derek Mills 400 Meters1994 David Krummenacker 800 Meters1997 Angelo Taylor 400 Meter IH

AAU NATIONAL INDOOR CHAMPIONYear Name Event Performance1950 Buddy Fowlkes Long Jump 24-6.75

NATIONAL USTFF CHAMPIONYear Name Event Performance1977 Larry Lowe Triple Jump 53-0.75

BUDDY FOWLKES COMPETITOR AWARD(Given by Tech Track Alumni)Year Name1986 Alan Drosky1987 James Purvis1988 James Purvis1989 Jerry Gilchrist (M) Bridget Koster (W)1990 Mark White (M) Karen Hoffman (W)1991 Rich Thompson1992 Derrick Adkins1993 Derek Mills1994 Derek Mills1995 Octavius Terry1996 Octavius Terry1997 David Krummenacker1998 David Krummenacker1999 Jonas Montiejunas2000 Malcolm Leason2001 Montrell Person2002 Bryan Swarn2003 Bryan Swarn2004 Brendon Mahoney2005 Montrell Person2008 James Lemons II

U.S. OLYMPIC FESTIVALYear Name Event1989 Rich Thompson Triple Jump1990 Derrick Adkins 400 Meter IH (Gold)1990 Rich Thompson Triple Jump1991 Rich Thompson Triple Jump1993 Conrad Nichols 800 Meters

GOODWILL GAMESYear Name Event1998 Derrick Adkins 400 Meter IH

David Krummenacker was the IAAF World Champion in the 800 meters in 2003.

Derrick Adkins was the 400m IH IAAF World Champion in 1991 and 1993. He also won 400m IH at the World University Games (above) in 1991.

Antonio McKay broke the 400m world record in a time of 45.79 during the 1984 season.

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NCAA Champions & All-Americans

All-AmericansYear Name Event Performance1977 Larry Lowe Triple Jump 53-0.751978 Larry Lowe Triple Jump 52-10.75 Greg Wade Two Mile Relay 7:48.5 John Clay Two Mile Relay Donald Hughes Two Mile Relay Gregg Lewis Two Mile Relay1979 Greg Wade 800 Meters 1:49.62 Jeff Larkin 100 Meters 10:361980 Jeff Larkin 100 Meters 10.371982 Phil Alexander Triple Jump 49-5.50 (6th) Raymond Stiles 110 Meter HH 13.99 (3rd)1983 Carlyle Bernard Mile Relay 3:14.63 (12th) Tom Hind Mile Relay Jimmy Stanley Mile Relay Mike Armour Mile Relay1984 (I) Antonio McKay 400 Meters 46.46 (1st)1984 (O) Antonio McKay 400 Meters 44.83 (1st)1985 (I) Antonio McKay 400 Meters 46.66 (2nd) Mike Armour 500 Meters 1:02.30 (3rd)1985 (O) Dirk Morris 110 Meter HH 13.68 (4th)1986 (I) Alan Drosky Mile 4:04.70 (6th) James Purvis 55 Meter HH 7.39 (6th)1986 (O) James Purvis 110 Meter HH 13.71 (7th)1987 (O) James Purvis 110 Meter HH 13.60 (3rd) Eric Smith 3000 Meter SC 8:39.40 (5th) Alan Drosky 1500 Meters 3:48.87 (12th)1988 (I) James Purvis 55 Meter HH 7.13 (1st)1988 (O) Dirk Morris 110 Meter HH 13.84 (5th) James Purvis 110 Meter HH 13.58 (1st)1989 (O) Derrick Adkins 400 Meter IH 50.60 (1st) Rich Thompson Triple Jump 53-5.50 (7th)1990 (O) Derrick Adkins 400 Meter IH 50.32 (6th) Mark White Discus 179-5 (7th)

NCAA ChampionsYear Name Event Performance1921 Longino Welch Pole Vault 12-01927 Ed Hamm Long Jump 24-11928 Ed Hamm Long Jump 21-01984 (I) Antonio McKay 400 Meters 46.461984 (O) Antonio McKay 400 Meters 44.831988 (I) James Purvis 55 Meter HH 7.131988 (O) James Purvis 110 Meter HH 13.581992 (O) Octavius Terry 4x400 Relay 2:59.95* Julian Amedee 4x400 Relay Derrick Adkins 4x400 Relay Derek Mills 4x400 Relay1993 (I) Guy Robinson 4x400 Relay 3:06.23 Julian Amedee 4x400 Relay Derrick Adkins 4x400 Relay Derek Mills 4x400 Relay1994 (O) Derek Mills 400 Meters 45.06 Octavius Terry 400 Meter IH 49.85 Octavius Terry 4x400 Relay 3:01.75 Jonas Motiejunas 4x400 Relay Conrad Nichols 4x400 Relay Derek Mills 4x400 Relay1997 (I) David Krummenacker 800 Meters 1:47.491998 (I) David Krummenacker 800 Meters 1:47.521998 (O) Michael Johnson 4x400 Relay 3:01.89 Jonas Motiejunas 4x400 Relay Tomas Motiejunas 4x400 Relay Angelo Taylor 4x400 Relay Angelo Taylor 400 Meter IH 47.90

*-3rd best all-time collegiate mark behind UCLA (2:59.91) in 1988 and LSU (2:59.59) in 2005

Octavious Terry was the 400 meter IH NCAA Champion in 1994.

David Krummenacker won the 800m at the NCAA Indoor Championships in ‘97 and ‘98.

Angelo Taylor won an NCAA Title in the 400m IH in 1998.

Octavious Terry, Julian Amedee, Derrick Adkins and Derek Mills were a part of the 1992 NCAA Champion 4x400m relay team.

Derek Mills anchored three 4x400m relay teams to NCAA Titles from 1992-’94.

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2010 Georgia Tech Track & FieldAll-Americans (Cont.)1991 (I) Rich Thompson Triple Jump 51-11.75 (7th) Uwezu McReynolds 55 Meter HH 7.32 (6th)1991 (O) Derrick Adkins 400 Meter IH 49.75 (2nd) Derek Mills 400 Meters 46.68 (7th) Rich Thompson Triple Jump 53-7 (7th)1992 (I) Octavius Terry Mile Relay 3:07.15 (3rd) Conrad Nichols Mile Relay Derrick Adkins Mile Relay Derek Mills Mile Relay1992 (O) Octavius Terry 4x400 Relay 2:59.95 (1st) Julian Amedee 4x400 Relay Derrick Adkins 4x400 Relay Derek Mills 4x400 Relay Derek Mills 400 Meters 44.86 (3rd) Octavius Terry 400 Meter IH 50.31 (3rd) Derrick Adkins 400 Meter IH 51.67 (8th)1993 (I) Guy Robinson 4x400 Relay 3:06.23 (1st) Julian Amedee 4x400 Relay Derrick Adkins 4x400 Relay Derek Mills 4x400 Relay Derek Mills 400 Meters 46.20 (3rd) Conrad Nichols 800 Meters 1:50.45 (6th)1993 (O) Guy Robinson 4x400 Relay 3:02.10 (3rd) Julian Amedee 4x400 Relay Derek Mills 4x400 Relay Conrad Nichols 4x400 Relay Derek Mills 400 Meters 45.21 (3rd) Conrad Nichols 800 Meters 1:47.51 (3rd)1994 (I) Conrad Nichols 800 Meters 1:51.44 (7th) Octavius Terry 4x400 Relay 3:07.13 (3rd) Jonas Motiejunas 4x400 Relay Derek Mills 4x400 Relay1994 (O) Derek Mills 400 Meters 45.06 (1st) Octavius Terry 400 Meter IH 49.85 (1st) Conrad Nichols 800 Meters 1:47.37 (5th) Octavius Terry 4x400 Relay 3:01.75 (1st) Jonas Motiejunas 4x400 Relay Conrad Nichols 4x400 Relay Derek Mills 4x400 Relay1995 (I) Jonas Motiejunas 400 Meters 47.14 (10th) Octavius Terry 400 Meters 46.88 (4th)1995 (O) Octavius Terry 400 Meter IH 49.25 (2nd)1996 (I) Eric Bowers Long Jump 25-3.25 (5th) David Krummenacker Mile 4:05.001996 (O) Eric Bowers Long Jump 25-10 (2nd) David Krummenacker 800 Meters 1:48.58 (11th) Tomas Motiejunas 4x400 Relay 3:07.93 (7th) David Krummenacker 4x400 Relay Conrad Nichols 4x400 Relay Octavius Terry 4x400 Relay1997 (I) Eric Bowers Long Jump 25-08 (3rd) David Krummenacker 800 Meters 1:47.49 (1st) Angelo Taylor 400 Meters 46.19 (3rd) Tomas Motiejunas 400 Meters 47.27 (9th) Michael Johnson 4x400 Relay 3:08.99 (6th) David Krummenacker 4x400 Relay Tomas Motiejunas 4x400 Relay Angelo Taylor 4x400 Relay1997 (O) David Krummenacker 800 Meters 1:47.20 (4th) Angelo Taylor 400 Meter IH 48.72 (2nd)1998 (I) Angelo Taylor 4x400 Relay 3:10.45 (7th) Jonas Motiejunas 4x400 Relay Tomas Motiejunas 4x400 Relay David Krummenacker 4x400 Relay David Krummenacker 800 Meters 1:47.52 (1st)1998 (O) Tomas Motiejunas 4x400 Relay 3:01.89 (1st) Michael Johnson 4x400 Relay Jonas Motiejunas 4x400 Relay Angelo Taylor 4x400 Relay Angelo Taylor 400 Meter IH 48.14 (1st) David Krummenacker 800 Meters 1:46.04 (2nd)

1999 (O) Michael Johnson 4x400 Relay 3:03.43 (5th) Bryan Swarn 4x400 Relay Tosin Tomori 4x400 Relay Jonas Motiejunas 4x400 Relay2000 (I) Clayton Porter Long Jump 25-0 (9th)2000 (O) Brendon Mahoney 800 Meters 1:48.17 (11th) Malcolm Leason Triple Jump 52-6.75 (8th)2002 (I) Brendon Mahoney Mile 4:05.16 (7th)2002 (O) Chris Sinotte Javelin 226-8 (10th)2003 (O) Ian Brewer Hammer 200-10 (13th)2004 (O) Brendon Mahoney 1500 Meters 3:47.62 (10th) Montrell Person 110 Meter HH 14.18 (9th)2005 (I) Montrell Person 60 Meter HH 7.85 (7th)2006 (O) Jerome Miller High Jump 7-0.25 (10th)2008 (I) James Lemons II Long Jump 24-11.00 (11th) James Lemons II Triple Jump 51-06.25 (10th)2008 (O) James Lemons II Triple Jump 54-01.25 (5th)2009 (I) Alphonso Jordan Triple Jump 52-09.25 (8th) (O) Steve Marcelle Shot Put 61-01.50 (6th) Jerome Miller High Jump 7-02.50 (7th)

NCAA QualifiersYear Name Event 1968 Ben Vaughan 200 Meters1972 Andy Hudson 5000 Meters Joel Majors 5000 Meters1973 (I) Mike Beck 600 Yards1978 (I) Greg Lewis 880 Yards1978 (O) Dexter Rowland High Jump1979 (I) Tony Develoe 440 Yards1979 (0) Dexter Rowland High Jump1979 (0) Dexter Rowland High Jump Tony Develoe 400 Meters Greg Wade 800 Meters Jeff Larkin 100 Meters1980 (I) Jeff Larkin 60 Yards Mack Reese High Jump Greg Wade 1000 Yards1980 (O) Jeff Larkin 100 Meters1981 Jeff Larkin 100 Meters1982 (I) Raymond Stiles 60 Yard HH Jeff Larkin 60 Yard Phil Alexander Triple Jump Jimmy Stanley 440 Yards Tom Hind 440 Yards Greg Wade 880 Yards Jeff Larkin Mile Relay Jimmy Stanley Mile Relay Tom Hind Mile Relay Greg Newton Mile Relay1982 (O) Jeff Larkin 100 Meters Raymond Stiles 110 Meter HH1983 (I) Carlyle Bernard Mile Relay Tom Hind Mile Relay Jimmy Stanley Mile Relay Mike Armour Mile Relay1983 (O) Carlyle Bernard 1600 Relay Tom Hind 1600 Relay Jimmy Stanley 1600 Relay Mike Armour 1600 Relay1984 (I) Antonio McKay 400 Meters Carlyle Bernard Mile Relay Mike Armour Mile Relay Tom Hind Mile Relay Antonio McKay Mile Relay1984 (O) Antonio McKay 400 Meters Antonio McKay 1600 Relay Tom Hind 1600 Relay Carlyle Bernard 1600 Relay Daryl Wise 1600 Relay

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NCAA Qualifiers (Cont.)1985 (I) Antonio McKay 400 Meters Mike Armour 500 Meters1985 (O) Mike Armour 400 Meters Dirk Morris 110 Meter HH James Purvis 110 Meter HH James Purvis 400 Meter IH Mike Krehnbrink 1600 Relay Tom Hind 1600 Relay Carlyle Bernard 1600 Relay Mike Armour 1600 Relay1986 (I) Alan Drosky 1500 Meters Mike Krehnbrink 500 Meters James Purvis 60 Yd Hurdles1986 (O) Dirk Morris 110 Meter HH Dirk Morris 400 Meter IH James Purvis 110 Meter HH1987 (I) Alan Drosky 1000 Meters Alan Drosky Mile Dirk Morris 60 Yard HH Mark Pickens 60 Meters James Purvis 60 Yard HH1987 (O) Danny Collins 1500 Meters Alan Drosky 1500 Meters Dirk Morris 400 Meter IH Dirk Morris 110 Meter HH James Purvis 400 Meter IH James Purvis 110 Meter HH Eric Smith 3000 Meter SC1988 (I) James Purvis 55 Meter HH1988 (O) Dirk Morris 110 Meter HH Dirk Morris 400 Meter IH James Purvis 110 Meter HH James Purvis 400 Meter IH1989 (O) Derrick Adkins 400 Meter IH Rich Thompson Triple Jump1990 (I) Rich Thompson Triple Jump Uwezu McReynolds 55 Meter HH Curtis Crocker 800 Meters1990 (O) Derrick Adkins 400 Meter IH Mark White Discus Rich Thompson Triple Jump1991 (I) Uwezu McReynolds 55 Meter HH Rich Thompson Triple Jump1991 (O) Derrick Adkins 400 Meter IH Derek Mills 400 Meters Rich Thompson Triple Jump1992 (I) Uwezu McReynolds 55 Meter HH Derek Mills 400 Meters Octavius Terry Mile Relay Conrad Nichols Mile Relay Derrick Adkins Mile Relay Derek Mills Mile Relay1992 (O) Derrick Adkins 400 Meter IH Derrick Adkins 110 Meter HH Octavius Terry 400 Meter IH Derek Mills 400 Meters Conrad Nichols 800 Meters Uwezu McReynolds 110 Meter H Octavius Terry 4x400 Relay Julian Amedee 4x400 Relay Derrick Adkins 4x400 Relay Derek Mills 4x400 Relay1993 (I) Derek Mills 400 Meter Conrad Nichols 800 Meter Guy Robinson 4x400 Relay Julian Amedee 4x400 Relay Derrick Adkins 4x400 Relay Derek Mills 4x400 Relay

1993 (O) Derek Mills 400 Meters Conrad Nichols 800 Meters Guy Robinson 4x400 Relay Conrad Nichols 4x400 Relay Julian Amedee 4x400 Relay Derek Mills 4x400 Relay1994(I) Conrad Nichols 800 Meters David Krummenacker 800 Meters Derek Mills 400 Meters Octavius Terry 4x400 Relay Jonas Motiejunas 4x400 Relay Conrad Nichols 4x400 Relay Derek Mills 4x400 Relay1994 (O) Derek Mills 400 Meters David Krummenacker 800 Meters Octavius Terry 400 Meter IH Conrad Nichols 800 Meters Octavius Terry 4x400 Relay Jonas Motiejunas 4x400 Relay Conrad Nichols 4x400 Relay Derek Mills 4x400 Relay1995(I) Eric Bowers Long Jump Jonas Motiejunas 400 Meters Octavius Terry 400 Meters1995 (O) Eric Bowers Long Jump Kevin Graham 10,000 Meters Octavius Terry 400 Meter IH Conrad Nichols 800 Meters1996 (I) Eric Bowers Long Jump David Krummenacker Mile David Krummenacker 800Meters1996 (O) Eric Bowers Long Jump David Krummenacker 800 Meters Conrad Nichols 800 Meters Octavius Terry 400 Meter IH1997 (I) Eric Bowers Long Jump David Krummenacker 800 Meters Tomas Motiejunas 400 Meters Angelo Taylor 400 Meters David Krummenacker 4x400 Relay Michael Johnson 4x400 Relay Tomas Motiejunas 4x400 Relay Angelo Taylor 4x400 Relay1997 (O) David Krummenacker 800 Meters Tomas Motiejunas 400 Meters Angelo Taylor 400 Meter IH1998 (I) David Krummenacker 800 Meters Angelo Taylor 400 Meter IH Tomas Motiejunas 4x400 Relay Jonas Motiejunas 4x400 Relay David Krummenacker 4x400 Relay Angelo Taylor 4x400 Relay1998 (O) David Krummenacker 800 Meters Angelo Taylor 400 Meter IH Tomas Motiejunas 4x400 Relay Michael Johnson 4x400 Relay Jonas Motiejunas 4x400 Relay Angelo Taylor 4x400 Relay1999 (O) Michael Johnson 4x400 Relay Bryan Swarn 4x400 Relay Tosin Tomori 4x400 Relay Jonas Motiejunas 4x400 Relay2000 (I) Clayton Porter Long Jump2000 (O) Michael Johnson 400 Meters Brendon Mahoney 800 Meters Malcolm Leason Triple Jump Clayton Porter Long Jump2002 (I) Brendon Mahoney Mile2002 (O) Brendon Mahoney 1500 Meters Chris Sinotte Javelin

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2010 Georgia Tech Track & Field2003 (O) Ian Brewer Hammer Brendon Mahoney 1500 Meters Zeb Sion Shot Put Bryan Swarn 400 Meters Brian Ford 4x400 Relay Sharif Azim 4x400 Relay Nate Smiga 4x400 Relay Bryan Swarn 4x400 Relay2004 (I) Montrell Person 60 Meter HH2004 (O) Brendon Mahoney 1500 Meters Michael Massey High Jump Montrell Person 110 Meter HH2005 (I) Montrell Person 60 Meter HH2005 (O) Montrell Person 110 Meter HH2006 (O) Jerome Miller High Jump2007 (I) Alphonso Jordan Triple Jump James Lemons Triple Jump Steve Marcelle Shot Put Jerome Miller High Jump2007 (O) Alphonso Jordan Triple Jump James Lemons Triple Jump Steve Marcelle Discus Jerome Miller High Jump2008 (I) Alphonso Jordan Triple Jump James Lemons II Long Jump James Lemons II Triple Jump Steve Marcelle Shot Put2008 (O) Alphonso Jordan Triple Jump James Lemons II Triple Jump Steve Marcelle Shot Put Andy Powlen Shot Put2009 (I) Alphonso Jordan Triple Jump Steve Marcelle Shot Put2009 (O) Alphnoso Jordan Triple Jump E.C. Gibbs 1500m Steve Marcelle Shot Put, Discus Jerome Miller High Jump Andy Powlen Shot Put

NCAA East All-Region2003 (O) Ian Brewer Hammer 203-00 (5th) Brendon Mahoney 1500 Meters 3:43.30 (3rd) Zeb Sion Shot Put 57-11.75 (5th) Brian Ford 4x400 Relay 3:06.92 (2nd) Sharif Azim 4x400 Relay Nate Smiga 4x400 Relay Bryan Swarn 4x400 Relay2004 (O) Brendon Mahoney 1500 Meters 3:50.25 (3rd) Michael Massey High Jump 6-11.00 (4th) Montrell Person 110 Meter HH 13.66 (3rd)2005 (O) Montrell Person 110 Meter HH 13.76 (3rd)2006 (O) Jerome Miller High Jump 6-11.00 (4th)2007 (O) Alphonso Jordan Triple Jump 50-11.50 (5th) James Lemons II Triple Jump 52-01.25 (3rd) Steve Marcelle Shot Put 180-03 (5th) Jerome Miller High Jump 7-01.00 (2nd)2008 (O) Alphonso Jordan Triple Jump 52-09.50 (2nd) James Lemons II Triple Jump 51-09.75 (8th) Steve Marcelle Shot Put 61-00.00 (3rd) Andy Powlen Shot Put 60-08.50 (4th)

ACC MOST VALUABLE PERFORMERYear Name1986 (O) James Purvis1988 (I) James Purvis1991 (O) Derrick Adkins1997 (1) David Krummenacker1997 (O) David Krummenacker1998 (I) David Krummenacker1998 (O) David Krummenacker2002 (I) Brendon Mahoney2004 (I) Brendon Mahoney2004 (O) Brendon Mahoney2008 (O) James Lemons II2009 (O) Steve Marcelle

ACC ROOKIE OF THE YEARYear Name2000 (I) Brendon Mahoney2000 (O) Brendon Mahoney2002 (I) Brian Ford

ACC COACH OF THE YEARYear Name1987 (O) Buddy Fowlkes1988 (I) Buddy Fowlkes2002 (I) Grover Hinsdale2008 (I) Grover Hinsdale

ACC ChampionsYear Name Event Performance1979 Rob Horton Discus 176-91982 Ray Stiles 110 Meter HH 13.82 Jeff Larkin 100 Meters 10.391983 Mike Armour 400 Meters 46.81 Carlyle Bernard 1600 Meter Relay 3:11.94 Greg Newton 1600 Meter Relay Tom Hind 1600 Meter Relay Mike Armour 1600 Meter Relay1984 Tom Hind 400 Meters 46.71 Carlyle Bernard 1600 Meter Relay 3:07.25 Daryl Wise 1600 Meter Relay Tom Hind 1600 Meter Relay Mike Armour 1600 Meter Relay1985 Tom Hind 400 Meters 46.57 Dirk Morris 110 Meter HH 13.91 James Purvis 400 Meter IH 50.89 Mike Krehnbrink 1600 Meter Relay 3:06.32 Carlyle Bernard 1600 Meter Relay Mike Armour 1600 Meter Relay Tom Hind 1600 Meter Relay1986 (O) James Purvis 110 Meter HH 13.75 James Purvis 400 Meter IH 51.041987 (I) Alan Drosky Mile 4:02.25 Maurice Morrison Mile Relay 3:11.6 Mike Krehnbrink Mile Relay Dirk Morris Mile Relay James Purvis Mile Relay1987 (O) Maurice Davis Long Jump 25-6 James Purvis 110 Meter HH 13.65 James Purvis 400 Meter IH 50.22 Mark White Discus 170-10 Mark Pickens 1600 Meter Relay 3:09.17 Maurice Morrison 1600 Meter Relay Dirk Morris 1600 Meter Relay Mike Krehnbrink 1600 Meter Relay1988 (I) Maurice Davis Long Jump 25-2 James Purvis 55 Meter HH 7.23 James Purvis 400 Meters 47.24 Maurice Morrison Mile Relay 3:12.08 Jerry Gilchrist Mile Relay Dirk Morris Mile Relay

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ACC Champions (Cont.)Year Name Event Performance1988 (O) James Purvis 110 Meter HH 13.70 James Purvis 400 Meter IH 50.53 Mark Pickens 1600 Meter Relay 3:07.13 Maurice Morrison 1600 Meter Relay Dirk Morris 1600 Meter Relay James Purvis 1600 Meter Relay1989 (I) Mike Taylor Mile Relay 3:12.24 Maurice Morrison Mile Relay Jerry Gilchrist Mile Relay Derrick Adkins Mile Relay1989 (O) Derrick Adkins 400 Meter IH 50.391990 (O) Mark White Shot Put 54-5 Mark White Discus 187-10 Derrick Adkins 400 Meter IH 50.261991 (I) Joe McDonald Long Jump 24-9 3/4 Derek Mills 400 Meters 46.78 Chris Hilton Mile Relay 3:12.79 Julian Amedee Mile Relay Guy Robinson Mile Relay Derek Mills Mile Relay1991 (O) Derrick Adkins 400 Meter IH 49.42 Derrick Adkins 4x400 Relay 3:08.75 Julian Amedee 4x400 Relay Guy Robinson 4x400 Relay Derek Mills 4x400 Relay1992 (I) Octavius Terry Mile Relay 3:10.70# Conrad Nichols Mile Relay Derrick Adkins Mile Relay Derek Mills Mile Relay1992 (O) Derrick Adkins 400 Meter IH 48.64# John Moritz 3000 Steeplechase 8:52.861993 (I) Conrad Nichols 800 Meters 1:49.06 Ray Raparelli 5000 Meters 14:31.62 Octavius Terry Mile Relay 3:10.35 Julian Amedee Mile Relay Derrick Adkins Mile Relay Derek Mills Mile Relay Jay Atlee Two Mile Relay 7:31.24 Greg Robeson Two Mile Relay Oliver Martinez Two Mile Relay Conrad Nichols Two Mile Relay 1993 (O) Conrad Nichols 800 Meters 1:47.45 Guy Robinson 4x400 Relay 3:07.17 Conrad Nichols 4x400 Relay Julian Amedee 4x400 Relay Derek Mills 4x400 Relay1994 (I) Derek Mills 400 Meters 48.47 Conrad Nichols 800 Meters 1:51.85 Ray Raparelli 5000 Meters 14:36.41 Octavius Terry 4x400 Relay 3:13.83 Jonas Motiejunas 4x400 Relay Conrad Nichols 4x400 Relay Derek Mills 4x400 Relay1994 (O) Derek Mills 400 Meters 45.38# Conrad Nichols 800 Meters 1:47.74 Octavius Terry 400 Meter IH 50.00 Octavius Terry 4x400 Relay 3:03.47# Jonas Motiejunas 4x400 Relay Conrad Nichols 4x400 Relay Derek Mills 4x400 Relay1995 (O) Eric Bowers Long Jump 25-05.251996 (I) Eric Bowers Long Jump 25-06.25 David Krummenacker 800 Meters 1:53.26 David Krummenacker Mile 4:10.401996 (O) Eric Bowers Long Jump 26-02.75 David Krummenacker 800 Meters 1:52.68 David Krummenacker 1500 Meters 3:54.32 Octavius Terry 400 Meter IH 50.251997 (I) Eric Bowers Long Jump 25-08.75 David Krummenacker Mile 4:12.63 David Krummenacker 800 Meters 1:52.75 David Riley Triple Jump 50-10 Michael Johnson 4x400 Relay 3:13.86 David Krummenacker 4x400 Relay Tomas Motiejunas 4x400 Relay Angelo Taylor 4x400 Relay

1997 (O) David Krummenacker 800 Meters 1:48.75 David Krummenacker 1500 Meters 3:50.51 Angelo Taylor 400 Meter IH 49.35 Michael Johnson 4x400 Relay 3:06.23 David Krummenacker 4x400 Relay Tomas Motiejunas 4x400 Relay Angelo Taylor 4x400 Relay1998 (I) Angelo Taylor 400 Meters 46.01 David Krummenacker 800 Meters 1:47.77# David Krummenacker Mile 4:02.62 Tomas Motiejunas 4x400 Relay 3:08.48# Jonas Motiejunas 4x400 Relay David Krummenacker 4x400 Relay Angelo Taylor 4x400 Relay1998 (O) David Krummenacker 800 Meters 1:47.78 David Krummenacker 1500 Meters 3:48.49 Angelo Taylor 400 Meter IH 49.18 Tomas Motiejunas 4x400 Relay 3:06.94 Jonas Motiejunas 4x400 Relay David Krummenacker 4x400 Relay Angelo Taylor 4x400 Relay1999 (O) Jonas Motiejunas 800 Meters 1:50.052000 (I) Brendon Mahoney Mile 4:09.252000 (O) Brendon Mahoney 800 Meters 1:50.96 Malcolm Leason Triple Jump 51-92002 (I) Brendon Mahoney 800 Meters 1:51.992003 (O) Ian Brewer Hammer 197-11 Brian Fraser Triple Jump 49-11.75 Brian Ford 4x400 Relay 3:11.29 Sharif Azim 4x400 Relay Matt Trester 4x400 Relay Bryan Swarn 4x400 Relay2004 (I) Brendon Mahoney Mile 4:12.31 Brendon Mahoney 800 Meters 1:53.77 Montrell Person 60 Meter HH 7.882004 (O) Marcus Canty Javelin Throw 227-1 Brendon Mahoney 800 Meters 1:51.15 Brendon Mahoney 1500 Meters 3:45.76 Montrell Person 110 Meter HH 13.86 Zeb Sion Shot Put 58-12005 (I) Montrell Person 60 Meter HH 7.812005 (O) Montrell Person 110 Meter HH 13.892007 (I) James Lemons Triple Jump 51-03.75 Jerome Miller High Jump 7-1.002007 (O) James Lemons Triple Jump 52-04.002008 (I) Alphonso Jordan Triple Jump 52-04.50 Steve Marcelle Shot Put 60-05.002008 (O) James Lemons II Triple Jump 53-06.502009 (I) Steve Marcelle Shot Put 19.33 (O) Alphonso Jordan Triple Jump 52-08.00 Steve Marcelle Shot Put 60-06.75 Jerome Miller High Jump 6-11.75

All-ACC PerformersYear Name Event Performance1979 Rob Horton Discus 176-9 (1st) Dexter Rowland High Jump 7-0 (2nd) Greg Wade 800m 1:49.2 (2nd) Tony Delevoe 400m 46.95 (2nd) Pat Palma Decathalon 6653 (2nd)1980 Jeff Larkin 100m 10.64 (2nd)1982 Jeff Larkin 100m 10.39 (1st) Ray Stiles 110m HH 13.82 (1st) Greg Wade 800m 1:49.18 (2nd)1983 Mike Armour 400m 46.81 (1st) Carlyle Bernard 4x400 Relay 3:11.94 (1st) Tom Hind 4x400 Relay Greg Newton 4x400 Relay Mike Armour 4x400 Relay1984 Tom Hind 400m 46.71 (1st) Carlyle Bernard 400m 46.96 (2nd) Tony Kepano Discus 167 (2nd) Carlyle Bernard 4x400 Relay 3:07.25 (1st) Daryl Wise 4x400 Relay Tom Hind 4x400 Relay Mike Armour 4x400 Relay1985 Dirk Morris 110m HH 13.91 (1st) James Purvis 400m IH 50.89 (1st)

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2010 Georgia Tech Track & FieldAll-ACC Performers (Cont.)Year Name Event Performance Tom Hind 400m 46.57 (1st) Carlyle Bernard 400m 47.14 (2nd) Mike Krehnbrink 4x400 Relay 3:06.32 (1st) Mike Armour 4x400 Relay Carlyle Bernard 4x400 Relay Tom Hind 4x400 Relay1986 (O) James Purvis 110m HH 13.75 (1st) James Purvis 400m IH 51.04 (1st) Alan Drosky 1500m 3:44.6 (2nd) Mike Krehnbrink 400m 46.98 (2nd) Chester Riggins 800m 1:51.38 (2nd) Mark White Discus 168-6 (2nd)1987 (I) Mike Krehnbrink 600 Yards 1:10.39 (2nd) Alan Drosky Mile 4:02.25 (1st) James Purvis 60 Yard HH 7.22 (2nd) Maurice Morrison Mile Relay 3:11.6 (1st) Mike Krehnbrink Mile Relay Dirk Morris Mile Relay James Purvis Mile Relay1987 (O) James Purvis 110m HH 13.65 (1st) James Purvis 400m IH 50.22 (1st) Dirk Morris 400m IH 50.33 (1st) Maurice Davis Long Jump 25-6 (1st) Alan Drosky 800m 1:49.71 (2nd) Alan Drosky 1500m 3:47.67 (2nd) Mark Pickens 100m 10.53 (2nd) Eric Smith 3000m SC 8:54.7 (2nd) Eric Smith 5000m 14:23.00 (2nd) Mark White Discus 170-10 (1st) Mark Pickens 4x400 Relay 3:09.17 (1st) Maurice Morrison 4x400 Relay Dirk Morris 4x400 Relay Mike Krehnbrink 4x400 Relay1988 (I) Maurice Davis Long Jump 25-2 (1st) Joe McDonald High Jump 7-0.50 (2nd) Dirk Morris 55m HH 7.31 (2nd) Mark Pickens 55m 6.33 (2nd) James Purvis 55m HH 7.23 (1st) James Purvis 400m 47.24 (1st) Maurice Morrison Mile Relay 3:12.08 (1st) Jerry Gilchrist Mile Relay Dirk Morris Mile Relay James Purvis Mile Relay1988 (O) Maurice Davis Long Jump 24-4.50 (2nd) Dirk Morris 110m HH 13.84 (2nd) Dirk Morris 400m IH 50.71 (2nd) Steve Pulley High Jump 6-6 (2nd) James Purvis 110m HH 13.70 (1st) James Purvis 400m IH 50.53 (1st) Mark White Discus 170-8 (2nd) Maurice Morrison 4x100 Relay 41.04 (2nd) Jerry Gilchrist 4x100 Relay Steve Brown 4x100 Relay Mark Pickens 4x100 Relay Mark Pickens 4x400 Relay 3:07.13 (1st) Maurice Morrison 4x400 Relay Dirk Morris 4x400 Relay James Purvis 4x400 Relay1989 (I) Derrick Adkins 400m 47.86 (2nd) Rich Thompson Long Jump 24-0.25 (2nd) Rich Thompson Triple Jump 51-7 (2nd) Mike Taylor Mile Relay 3:12.24 (1st) Maurice Morrison Mile Relay Jerry Gilchrist Mile Relay Derrick Adkins Mile Relay1989 (O) Derrick Adkins 400m IH 50.39 (1st) Rich Thompson Long Jump 24-5 (2nd) Rich Thompson Triple Jump 52-4 (2nd)1990 (I) Rich Thompson Triple Jump 51-6.50 (2nd) Mark White Shot Put 55-1.75 (2nd)1990 (O) Mark White Shot Put 54-5.50 (1st) Mark White Discus 187-10 (1st) Derrick Adkins 400m IH 50.26 (1st) Rich Thompson Triple Jump 51-11 (2nd)1991 (I) Joe McDonald Long Jump 24-9.75 (1st) Derek Mills 400m 46.78 (1st)

Chris Hilton Mile Relay 3:12.79 (1st) Julian Amedee Mile Relay Guy Robinson Mile Relay Derek Mills Mile Relay Steve Pulley High Jump 7-0.50 (t-2nd) Rich Thompson Triple Jump 51-9.25 (2nd)1991 (O) Derrick Adkins 400m IH 49.42 (1st) Derrick Adkins 110m H 13.86 (2nd) Derrick Adkins 4x400 Relay 3:08.75 (1st) Julian Amedee 4x400 Relay Guy Robinson 4x400 Relay Derek Mills 4x400 Relay Derek Mills 400m 46.19 (2nd) Rich Thompson Long Jump 24-8.25 (2nd) Rich Thompson Triple Jump 50-9.50 (2nd)1992 (I) Octavius Terry Mile Relay 3:10.70 (1st) Conrad Nichols Mile Relay Derrick Adkins Mile Relay Derek Mills Mile Relay1992 (O) Derrick Adkins 400m IH 48.64 (1st) John Moritz 3000m SC 8:52.86 (1st) Octavius Terry 400m IH 51.22 (2nd) 1993 (I) Conrad Nichols 800m 1:49.06 (1st) Ray Raparelli 5000m 14:31.62 (1st) Octavius Terry Mile Relay 3:10.35 (1st) Julian Amedee Mile Relay Derrick Adkins Mile Relay Derek Mills Mile Relay Jay Atlee 2-Mile Relay 7:31.24 (1st) Greg Robeson 2-Mile Relay Oliver Martinez 2-Mile Relay Conrad Nichols 2-Mile Relay1993 (O) Conrad Nichols 800m 1:47.45 (1st) Derek Mills 400m 45.90 (2nd) Guy Robinson 4x400 Relay 3:07.17 (1st) Conrad Nichols 4x400 Relay Julian Amedee 4x400 Relay Derek Mills 4x400 Relay1994 (I) Derek Mills 400m 48.47 (1st) Jonas Motiejunas 400m 48.79 (2nd) Conrad Nichols 800m 1:51.85 (1st) Ray Raparelli 5000m 14:36.41 (1st) Octavius Terry 4x400 Relay 3:13.83 (1st) Jonas Motiejunas 4x400 Relay Conrads Nichols 4x400 Relay Derek Mills 4x400 Relay1994 (O) Derek Mills 400m 45.38 (1st) Conrad Nichols 800m 1:47.74 (1st) Octavius Terry 400m IH 50.00 (1st) David Krummenacker 800m 1:49.12 (2nd) Octavius Terry 4x400 Relay 3:03.47 (1st) Jonas Motiejunas 4x400 Relay Conrad Nichols 4x400 Relay Derek Mills 4x400 Relay1995 (I) Jeff Giesler High Jump 6-11 (2nd)1995 (O) Eric Bowers Long Jump 25-5.25 (1st) Octavius Terry 400m IH 50.66 (2nd) George Darden 5000m 14:34.55 (2nd)1996 (I) Eric Bowers Long Jump 25-6.25 (1st) David Krummenacker 800m 1:53.26 (1st) David Krummenacker Mile 4:10.40 (1st)1996 (O) Eric Bowers Long Jump 26-2.75 (1st) David Krummenacker 800m 1:52.68 (1st) David Krummenacker 1500m 3:54.32 (1st) Octavius Terry 400m IH 50.25 (1st)1997 (I) Eric Bowers Long Jump 25-08.75 (1st) David Krummenacker Mile 4:12.63 (1st) David Krummenacker 800m 1:52.75 (1st) David Riley Triple Jump 50-10 (1st) Michael Johnson 4x400 Relay 3:13.86 (1st) David Krummenacker 4x400 Relay Tomas Motiejunas 4x400 Relay Angelo Taylor 4x400 Relay1997 (O) David Krummenacker 800m 1:48.75 (1st) David Krummenacker 1500m 3:50.51 (1st) Angelo Taylor 400m IH 49.35 (1st) Michael Johnson 4x400 Relay 3:06.23 (1st) David Krummenacker 4x400 Relay

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All-ACC Performers (Cont.)Year Name Event Performance1998 (I) David Krummenacker 800m 1:47.77 (1st) David Krummenacker Mile 4:02.62 (1st) David Krummenacker 4x400 Relay 3:08.48 (1st) Jonas Motiejunas 4x400 Relay Tomas Motiejunas 4x400 Relay Angelo Taylor 4x400 Relay Angelo Taylor 400m 46.01 (1st)1998 (0) David Krummenacker 800m 1:47.78 (1st) David Krummenacker 1500m 3:48.49 (1st) Tomas Motiejunas 400m 46.78 (2nd) Tomas Motiejunas 4x400 Relay 3:06.94 (1st) Michael Johnson 4x400 Relay Jonas Motiejunas 4x400 Relay Angelo Taylor 4x400 Relay Angelo Taylor 400m IH 49.18 (1st)1999 (I) Jonas Motiejunas 400m 46.79 (2nd)1999 (O) Jonas Motiejunas 800m 1:50.05 (1st) Malcolm Leason Triple Jump 51-00 (2nd)2000 (I) Brendon Mahoney Mile 4:09.25 (1st) Clayton Porter Long Jump 24-7.25 (3rd) Keith Schuler High Jump 6-11.75 (3rd)2000 (O) Michael Johnson 400m 46.66 (2nd) Malcolm Leason Triple Jump 51-9 (1st) Brendon Mahoney 800m 1:50.96 (1st) Brendon Mahoney 1500m 3:45.70 (2nd) Clayton Porter Long Jump 24-7.25 (2nd) Keith Schuler High Jump 6-8.75 (2nd) Chris Sinotte Javelin 211-3 (3rd)2001 (O) Montrell Person 110m HH 14.18 (3rd) Keith Schuler High Jump 6-10.75 (3rd)2002 (I) Chris Crawley Triple Jump 48-2.75 (3rd) Reuben Houston Triple Jump 49-7 (2nd) Brendon Mahoney 800m 1:51.99 (1st) Brendon Mahoney Mile 4:10.96 (2nd) Zeb Sion Shot Put 56-5.75 (2nd)2002 (O) Brendon Mahoney 800m 1:50.30 (2nd) Brendon Mahoney 1500m 3:45.46 (3rd)2003 (I) Ian Brewer Wt.Throw 59-0.75 (2nd) Dennis Davis 200m 21.84 (2nd) Brian Fraser Triple Jump 51-2.75 (2nd) Brendon Mahoney Mile 4:09.84 (2nd) Kyle Rabbitt 3000m 8:20.74 (3rd) Kyle Rabbitt 5000m 14:20.56 (2nd) Bryan Swarn 800m 1:53.81 (2nd)2003 (O) Ian Brewer Hammer 197-11 (1st) Brian Fraser Triple Jump 49-11.75 (1st) Brendon Mahoney 800m 1:50.17 (2nd) Michael Massey High Jump 6-9.50 (3rd) Zeb Sion Shot Put 57-7.75 (3rd) Bryan Swarn 400m 46.69 (3rd) Brian Ford 4x400 Relay 3:11.29 (1st) Sharif Azim 4x400 Relay Matt Trester 4x400 Relay Bryan Swarn 4x400 Relay

2004 (I) Brendon Mahoney 800m 1:53.77 (1st) Brendon Mahoney Mile 4:12.31 (1st) Montrell Person 60m HH 7.88 (1st) Michael Massey High Jump 7-0.50 (2nd) Holt McPherson Long Jump 23-10.25 (3rd) Kyle Rabbitt 5000m 14:38.10 (3rd) Zeb Sion Shot Put 58-0.25 (3rd)2004 (O) Marcus Canty Javelin Throw 227-1 (1st) Brendon Mahoney 800m 1:51.15 (1st) Brendon Mahoney 1500m 3:45.76 (1st) Michael Massey High Jump 6-11.75 (2nd) Montrell Person 110m HH 13.86 (1st) Zeb Sion Shot Put 58-1.00 (1st)2005 (I) Brian Ford 200m 21.60 (3rd) Brian Ford 400m 47.86 (2nd) Montrell Person 60m HH 7.81 (1st) Jerome Miller High Jump 6-11.75 (2nd)2005 (O) Anthony Hoover Javelin 201-3 (3rd) Jerome Miller High Jump 6-10.75 (3rd) Montrell Person 110m HH 13.89 (1st) Kyle Rabbitt 10,000m 30:07.02 (3rd)2006 (I) Juan Cave High Jump 7-1 (2nd) Jerome Miller High Jump 6-11.50 (3rd) Jerome Miller Triple Jump 48-10.25 (2nd)2006 (O) Juan Cave High Jump 6-10.75 (2nd) Jerome Miller High Jump 6-8.75 (t-3rd) Nico Shaner Javelin 216-4 (3rd)2007 (I) Juan Cave High Jump 6-11.50 (2nd) Alphonso Jordan Triple Jump 50-8.25 (3rd) James Lemons II Long Jump 23-10.25 (3rd) James Lemons II Triple Jump 51-3.75 (1st) Jerome Miller High Jump 7-1.00 (1st)2007 (O) Alphonso Jordan Triple Jump 50-4.5 (3rd) James Lemons II Triple Jump 52-4.0 (1st) Steve Marcelle Shot Put 61-11.75 (2nd) Jerome Miller High Jump 7-0.50 (2nd)2008 (I) Alphonso Jordan Triple Jump 52-04.50 (1st) James Lemons II Triple Jump 50-06.00 (3rd) Steve Marcelle Shot Put 60-05.00 (1st) Nigel Orr Long Jump 24-08.25 (2nd) Andy Powlen Shot Put 58-05.75 (3rd)2008 (O) Alphonso Jordan Triple Jump 52-08.00 (2nd) James Lemons II Triple Jump 53-06.50 (1st) James Lemons II Long Jump 24-10.50 (3rd) Steve Marcelle Shot Put 61-06.75 (2nd) Andy Powlen Shot Put 57-06.25 (3rd)2009 (I) Steve Marcelle Shot Put 19.33 (1st) Andy Powlen Shot Put 17.91 (3rd)2009 (O) Alphonso Jordan Triple Jump 52-08.00 (1st) E.C. Gibbs 1500m 3:45.09 (3rd) Steve Marcelle Shot Put 60-03.75 (1st) Steve Marcelle Discus 188-05 (2nd) Jerome Miller High Jump 6-11.75 (1st) Andy Powlen Shot Put 59-04.75 (3rd)Derrick Adkins

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All-Time RecordsIndoor Records

Event Mark Record Holder Year55m 6.27 Derrick Steagall 199460y 6.23 Jeff Larkin 198060m 6.79 Clayton Porter 2000200m 21.10 Derek Mills 1993300y 31.04 Jerry Gilchrist 1987300m 33.50 Jimmy Stanley 1983400m 45.75 Derek Mills 1993440y 47.08 Antonio McKay 1984500m 1:01.26 Mike Armour 1985600y 1:08.48 Mike Armour 1983600m 1:18.31 Jonas Motiejunas 199555m HH 7.13 James Purvis 198860y HH 7.15 Raymond Stiles 198260m HH 7.76 Montrell Person 2004330m IH 39.00 Mike Anderson 1978800m 1:47.40 David Krummenacker 1998880y 1:51.79 Greg Wade 19821000y 2:09.31 Greg Wade 19821000m 2:22.78 Alan Drosky 19871500m 3:43.37 Alan Drosky 1986Mile 3:58.62 David Krummenacker 19983000m 8:11.98 Kyle Rabbitt 20035000m 14:14.48 Kyle Rabbitt 20032 Mile 8:48.02 Eric Smith 19873 Mile 13:45.50 Eric Smith 1986880 Relay 1:30.50 S. Atkinson, J. Ransbotham, 1971 M. Beck, K. Nash4x400m Relay 3:06.00 T. Motiejunas, J. Motiejunas, 1998 D. Krummenacker, A. TaylorMile Relay 3:10.35 D. Adkins, D. Mills, 1993 O. Terry, J. Amedee2 Mile Relay 7:31.24 J. Atlee, G. Robeson, 1993 O. Martinez, C. Nichols DMR 9:48.49 J. Stegall, T. Tomori, 2000 B. Johnson, B. MahoneyPole Vault 15-9.75 Alex Berardi 2003Long Jump 25-10.75 Eric Bowers 1997High Jump 7-2.50 Jerome Miller 2006Triple Jump 52-11.00 Rich Thompson 1990Shot Put 63-05.00 Steve Marcelle 200935lb Weight 62-2.25 Eric Massey 2006Heptathlon 4,869 pts. Greg McCormick 2005

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Event Mark Record Holder Year100y 9.3 Ben Vaughan 1970100m 10.0 Jeff Larkin 1982220y 20.6 Ben Vaughan 1969200m 20.67 Angelo Taylor 1997400m 44.59 Derek Mills 1994440y 46.7 Charlie Belcher 1939800m 1:45.99 David Krummenacker 1998880y 1:49.7 Mike White 19741500m 3:37.27 David Krummenacker 1998Mile 4:00.29 Brendon Mahoney 20022 Mile 8:55.2 Joel Majors 19713 Mile 13:39.8 Joel Majors 19725000m 14:02.4 Joel Majors 19726 Mile 28:40.6 Joel Majors 197210,000m 29:36.2 Kevin Graham 1995110m HH 13.46 James Purvis 1988120y HH 14.2 Sandy Atkinson 1971400m IH 47.90 Angelo Taylor 1998440y IH 51.7 Ron Ablowich 19603,000-SC 8:39.40 Eric Smith 1987400m Relay 40.18 J. Gilchrist, J. Purvis, 1987 D. Morris, M. Pickens440y Relay 40.5 G. Terry, T. Elliott, 1968 K. Nash, B. Vaughan 800m Relay 1:25.2 C. Bernard, T. Hind, 1983 J. Stanley, M. Armour880y Relay 1:25.8 B. Cunningham, M. Beck, 1971 J. Ransbotham, K. NashMile Relay 3:05.96 T. Hind, C. Bernard, 1984 M. Armour, A. McKay4x400m Relay 2:59.95 O. Terry, J. Amedee, 1992 D. Adkins, D. Mills4x800m Relay 7:18.94 J. Atlee, D. Hayes, 1994 D. Krummenacker, C. Nichols4x1600m Relay 16:32.98 C. Prouty, L. Head, 1986 C. Macoy, A. DroskySprint Medley 3:17.67 J. Amedee, D. Mills, 1993 G. Robinson, C. NicholsDMR 9:34.50 S. Stegall, T. Ross, 1998 B. Knight, D. KrummenackerSHR 59.25 M. Person, J. Crosby, 2004 J. Lawrence, A. SolomonHigh Jump 7-3.25 Jerome Miller 2009Long Jump 26-2.75 Eric Bowers 1996Triple Jump 53-7.25 James Lemons II 1989Pole Vault 15-9.25 Jamie Traylor 2000Shot Put 62-5.00 Steve Marcelle 2009Javelin 237-11 Chris Sinotte 2002Javelin (IAAF) 213-8 Tom Smith 1989Discus 188-05 Steve Marcelle 2009Hammer 204-8 Ian Brewer 2003Decathlon 7,221 pts. Joe McDonald 1992

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55 Meters Derrick Steagall1994

6.27 Derrick Steagall 19946.28 Mark Pickens 19876.28 Jeff Larkin 19826.32 Darryl Ray 19916.36 Jerry Gilchrist 1989

55-Meter HurdlesJames Purvis1988

7.13 James Purvis 19887.15* Raymond Stiles 19827.23 Dirk Morris 19877.28 Uwezu McReynolds 19927.30 Montrell Person 2005

60 MetersClayton Porter2000

6.79 Clayton Porter 20006.80 Dennis Davis 20036.85 Steve Shivers 19986.87 Montrell Person 20046.99 Holt McPherson 20046.99 James Lemmons II 2008

60 Meter HurdlesMontrell Person2004

7.76 Montrell Person 20047.98 David Ford 20088.03 Alphonso Jordan 20088.03 Alphonso Jordan 20098.10 Dave Ford 2009

200 Meters Derek Mills1993

21.10 Derek Mills 199321.38 Derrick Steagall 199521.40 Jerry Gilchrist 198821.46 Mark Pickens 198821.60 Brian Ford 2005

400 MetersDerek Mills1993

45.75 Derek Mills 199345.79 Antonio McKay 198446.01 Angelo Taylor 199846.11* Mike Armour 198546.60 Jonas Motiejunas 1995

800 MetersDavid Krummenacker1998

1:47.40 David Krummenacker 19981:47.65 Conrad Nichols 93, ‘941:49.05 Brendon Mahoney 20041:49.61 Curtis Crocker 19901:50.17 Derek Hoye 2007

MileDavid Krummenacker1998

3:58.62 David Krummenacker 19984:00.34 Brendon Mahoney 20024:04.70 E.C. Gibbs 20094:02.25 Alan Drosky 19874:09.56 Neil McDonagh 2005

3000 MetersKyle Rabbitt2003

8:11.00 Kyle Rabbitt 20048:12.51 Eric Smith 19878:18.77 Don Livingston 19888:20.3 Larry Head 19858:21.42 David Herren 2007

5000 MetersKyle Rabbit2003

14:14.48 Kyle Rabbitt 200314:21.34 Eric Smith 198614:31.62 Ray Raparelli 199314:32.94 Kevin Graham 199314:45.00 Joe Poliseo 2003

4 x 400 meter Relay1998

3:06.00 19983:06.23 19933:06.34 19933:07.13 19943:07.15 1992

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Distance MedleyRelay2000

9:48.49 20009:52.83 20089:54.81 19879:56.85 19879:58.14 1994

High JumpJerome Miller2007

7-3.00 Jerome Miller 20077-1.75 Juan Cave 20067-1.75 Michael Massey 20047-1.75 Mack Reese 19803 others tied at 7-0.50

Pole VaultAlex Berardi2003

15-9.75 Alex Berardi 200315-7 Chase Sasser 200615-3.75 Jamie Traylor 200015-1.25 Scott Curtiss 199015-0 Matt Haynes 1986

Long JumpEric Bowers1997

25-10.75 Eric Bowers 199725-9.50 Clayton Porter 200025-04 James Lemons II 200825-2 Maurice Davis 198824-11.75 Holt McPherson 2004

Triple Jump Rich Thompson1990

52-11 Rich Thompson 199052-08.25 James Lemons II 200852-06.75 Alphonso Jordan 200952-04.75 Alphonso Jordan 200851-5 Malcolm Leason 2000

Shot PutSteve Marcelle2008

63-05 Steve Marcelle 200960-05 Steve Marcelle 200859-0.75 Zeb Sion 200558-05.75 Andy Powlen 200857-4 Ed Nutting 1961

35-LB. Weight ThrowEric Massey2006

62-2.25 Eric Massey 200660-0.50 Ian Brewer 200354-10 Charles Rohline 200754-8.75 Jonathan Chihoski 200551-11 Mark Rudolph 1992

HeptathlonGreg McCormick2005

4869 Greg McCormick 20054516 Trevor Crites 2006

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100 MetersJeff Larkin1982

10.24 Jeff Larkin 198210.26 Antonio McKay 198410.34 Darryl Ray 199210.39 Mark Pickens 198810.46 Ben Vaughan 1970

200 MetersAngelo Taylor1997

20.67 Angelo Taylor 199720.84 Ben Vaughan 196920.97 Derek Mills 199221.04 Jimmy Stanley 198321.04 Antonio McKay 1984

400 MetersDerek Mills1994

44.59 Derek Mills 199444.71 Antonio McKay 198445.14 Angelo Taylor 199845.50 Tomas Motiejunas 199745.64 Jonas Motiejunas 1999

800 MetersDavid Krummenacker1998

1:45.99 David Krummenacker 19981:46.69 Conrad Nichols 19931:48.02 Brendon Mahoney 20021:49.14* Alan Drosky 19871:49.23 Derek Hoye 2005* - converted mark.

1500 MetersDavid Krummenacker1998

3:37.27 David Krummenacker 19983:41.43 Brendon Mahoney 20043:41.65 E.C. Gibbs 20093:42.33 Alan Drosky 19873:42.81 Danny Collins 1987

3000-Meter SteeplechaseEric Smith1987

8:39.40 Eric Smith 19878:52.86 John Moritz 19928:55.07 Larry Head 19859:04.69 Cristan Duvall 20059:08.72 Giovanni Pipia 2000

5000 MetersJoel Majors1972

14:02.4 Joel Majors 197214:17.0 Jim Prolsdorfer 197614:22.32 Eric Smith 198514:26.9 Ray Raparelli 199414:30.07 Kyle Rabbitt 2005

10,000 MetersKevin Graham1995

29:36.2 Kevin Graham 199530:04.1 Joel Majors 197230:07.02 Kyle Rabbitt 200530:13.35 George Darden 199630:31.49 Brian Crumbo 1988

110-Meter HurdlesJames Purvis1988

13.46 James Purvis 198813.53 Montrell Person 200413.68 Dirk Morris 198513.69 Derrick Adkins 199213.82 Raymond Stiles 1982

400-Meter HurdlesAngelo Taylor1998

47.90 Angelo Taylor 199848.60 Derrick Adkins 199149.01 Octavius Terry 199450.22 James Purvis 198750.59 Dirk Morris 1986

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4 X 100-MeterRelay1987

40.18 198740.22 199140.46 199140.53 199140.55 1987

4 X 400-MeterRelay1987

2:59.95 19923:01.75 19943:01.89 19983:02.10 19933:02.36 1994

Long JumpEric Bowers1996

26-2.75 Eric Bowers 199626-0 Rich Thompson 199125-11.13 Ed Hamm 192825-8.75 Clayton Porter 200025-6 Maurice Davis 1987

Triple JumpAlphonso Jordan2009

53-09.25 Alphonso Jordan 200953-7.25 Rich Thompson 198953-6.50 James Lemons II 200853-2 Larry Lowe 197852-10.75 Malcolm Leason 1999

High JumpJerome Miller2009

7-3.25 Jerome MIller 20097-3.00 Jerome Miller 20067-1.50 Juan Cave 20067-1.50 Dexter Rowland 19793 tied at 7-0

Pole VaultJamie Traylor2000

15-9.25 Jamie Traylor 200015-9.00 Alex Berardi 200215-7 Chase Sasser ‘05,’0615-5.00 Greg McCormick 200415-2.50 David Kabboard 1975

Shot PutSteve Marcelle2009

62-5.00 Steve Marcelle 200962-2.50 Steve Marcelle 200759-5.00 Zeb Sion 200358-7 Ed Nutting 196058-2.50 Carlos Tandron 1979

DiscusSteve Marcelle2009

188-05 Steve Marcelle 2009187-11 Mark White 1990186-7 Lamar McClain 1978180-3 Steve Marcelle 2007180-3 Tony Kepano 1985

Javelin (new rules)Chris Sinotte2002

237-11 Chris Sinotte 2002227-1 Marcus Canty 2004216-04 Nico Shaner 2006213-8 Tom Smith 1989201-3 Anthony Hoover 2005

Hammer ThrowIan Brewer2003

204-8 Ian Brewer 2003201-11 Eric Massey 2006175-0 Charles Rohling 2007170-5 Sean Harrington 2002168-0 Jonathan Chihoski 2005

DecathlonJoe McDonald1992

7221 Joe McDonald 19926822 Pat Palma 19796516 Greg McCormick 20035988 Todd Norman 19875839 Trevor Crites 2005

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All-Time LetterwinnersAAblowich, Ronald 1960-62Adams, Greg 1967-69Adamson, Sandy 1975Adkins, Derrick 1989-93Agoos, Andrew 1964Alexander, David 1980-81Alexander, Phil 1979-82Allison, Robert 1957Alvarez, Antonio 1975-78Amedee, Julian 1990-93Anderson, James 1967, 69Anderson, Mike 1976-79Andrews, Treamon 2004, ‘07Armour, Mike 1981, ‘83-85Arthur, Stanley 1963Astary, Bill 1975-78Atkinson, Sandy 1967-68, ‘71Atlee, Jay 1993, ‘95-96Auerbach, Mitchell 1965-66Austin, Dave F. 1963, ‘65Autin, Donel 1964Avant, Carwin 1965Azim, Sharif 2000-03

BBaker, Bobby 1976, ‘78Baldwin, Pete 1982-85Barkley, Bobbie 1978-80Barnes, K. “Pee Wee” 1973Barron, Bobby 1952Baskin, Ed 1952Bateman, Jim 1965-68Battle, Cathy 1981Battle, John 1965-67Baynham, Craig 1965-66Beamer, Donald 2003-05Beck, Brent 1978Beck, Mike 1970-73Behling, Richard 2006Bellamy, Jim 1971-72Benton, Edward 1966Berardi, Alex 2002-03Bergert, James 1958Berman, Fred 1952, ‘56-57Bernard, Carlyle 1982-85Betts, Kevin 1996, 98-99Beuier, Scott 1974Blissit, Jamie 1971Blohm, Bill 1974-75Boecler, Steve 1978-81Boemanns, Ted 1970Bogdanof, Timothy 1999Bohler, Bob 1972Bondy, Bill 1969-70Bowers, Eric 1993-97Boyd, Jeffrey 2002Boyd, Sandy 1967-68Boyer, Dick 1967Brackin, Hank 1969Bradley, Mike 1967Brantley, James 1958-59Breland, Jim 1966Brenner, Gary 1976Brewer, Ian 2002-03, ‘05Brewer, Jeff 1991Brim, John 1954-55Brim, Thomas 1954-55Brin, Dan 1997, 99-2000Britting, Kenneth 1956Brown, Steve 1967, ‘69Brown, Steve 1987-90Bryan, Alex 1973Bryan, Coleman 1956-58

Bultema, T.J. 1988Bussell, Gerald 1964

CCady, Mike 1952, ‘54Calhoun, Bill 1967Cammett, Paul 1977Canty, Marcus 2004Cardwell, David 1963Carlton, Scott 2002Cassady, Patrick 1964Cave, Juan 2006-07Cibene, Pat 1976Cibulskis, Janis 1993-95Cilmi, Vincent 1967Chihoski, Jonathan 2002-03, ‘05Clack, Glenn 1973-76Clark, David 1966Clark, Joshua 1999Clarke, Sam 1968-70Classen, Hunter 2008Clay, John 1977Clayton, Jacob 1960-62Cobb, G.G. 1952Cofield, Jeep 1969-70Collins, Danny 1986-90Cone, Ronny 1980Conley, Bill 1973-75Cook, Ted 1955Cooper, Roy 1953Cox, Grover 1991Corcoran, Arthur 1952Courtney, Mike 1992-95Courtright, Edward 1958-59Crawley, Chris 2000-03Crist, Barton 2002-04Crites, Trevor 2004-05Crocker, Curtis 1987-90Crosby, Jordan 2004Crowding, Ronald 1958Crumbo, Brian 1987-88, ‘90Cuneo, Lee 1972Cunningham, Brent 1969-72Cushman, Lucius 1966Cutler, Tim 1973

DDaniels, Paul 1975-78Darden, George 1993-96Davenport, Willie 1975-76Davis, Darryl 1981, ‘83Davis, Dennis 2002-03Davis, Don 1974-75Davis, Greg 1977Davis, Maurice 1985-88Dean, Allen 1963-64Degenaar, Albert 1957Deigni, Olivier 2000-02Delevoe, Tony 1978-79Denny, Walter 1966DeVane, Richard 1954-56Devouassoux, Yannick 2001DiDia, Joseph 2008-09DiDia, Matt 2006-09Dietler, Ned 1973Dixon, Bailey 1952Domingos, Karl 1961Dooley, Chris 2000Dowd, Alton 1953Drewski, Kurt 1982-84Drosky, Alan 1986-87Duckett, Brandon 2004-07Dunlap, Barney 1969-72Duke, Randall 1984

Duncan, Steve 1989-91Duvall, Cristan 2004-05, 2007-08Dvorscak, Michael 1977

EEdwards, Bill 1965Edwards, Wayne 1976Ellerbee, Eddie 1972Elliott, Tommy 1965-66, ‘68Erckmann, Jim 1964-66Etheridge, Sam 1969-72Evans, Robert 1961-63

FFaircloth, Eddie 1989Fielder, Ed 1974-76Finley, Jeff 1972-73Fisher, Charles 1967Ford, Brian 2002-05Ford, David 2007-09Ford, Harold 1980Ford, Jeff 1969-70Ford, Roy 1952Fortune, John 1956-57Frakes, David 1998-99Fralick, Ross 1973-74 Fraser, Brian 2000-03Fraser, Bruce 1965-66Fung A Wing, Quinn 1997

GGable, Phillip 1999, 2002Gadalamaria, Jorge 1976-77Gahl, Terry 1967Galbraith, Dan 1984-85Gandee, Todd 1999Geddes, Bradley 1976-78Genoble, Lee 1968-70 Gentry, Donald 1960Gerald, Ogden 1965-67Germain, Jay 1965-66Gettys, W. Carl 1952Gibbs, E.C. 2006-’09Giesler, Jeff 1993-96 Gilchrist, Jerry 1986-89Goetter, Tom 1965Goode, James 1955-56Goode, John 1999Goodman, Jeff 1968-71Gordon, Eugene (Mgr) 2006Graham, Kevin 1992-95Green, Ned 1987-90Green, William 1954, ‘56Griner, John 1988Grier, Jason 1999, 2001Grimes, Kenneth 1999Gross, Robert 1960Guglielmo, Tim 2008

HHaddock, Terry 1963Hall, Richard 1963Hamilton, Eric 1984-85Hammell, Josh 2004-07Harberson, James 1962-64Harrington, Sean 2000-01Harris, Gerald 1965-67Harris, I-Perfection 2003Harris, Jack 1980Hayes, Drew 1994Haynes, Matt 1986-87Hazelwood, Frank 1964-66Head, Larry 1984-86Heard, Jay 1965

Henderson, Steve 1980-81Hensley, Sam 1953Herren, David 2006-09Hetherington, Brian 1999Hickey, Matt 2008Hilton, Chris 1991Hind, Tom 1982-85Hodges, Frank 1952Hoffman, Arthur 1969-72Hood, Warren 1972-73Hooper, Sam 1991Hoover, Anthony 2002-05Hope, Tony 1970Horton, Rob 1976-79Horton, Dan 1973-76Housley, Steve 1976-79Houston, Reuben 2002-03Howell, Kenny 1983Hoye, Derek 2005-08Hudson, Andy 1971-72Huffines, Travis 1959-61Hughes, Donald 1978, 80Hyatt, Don 1965-67

Inglett, Forest 1965Innerarity, Bridget (Mgr) 1993-95Irvine, Spencer 2002-04

JJackson, Alonzo 1996Jacobs, Ann 1987Jamgochian, John 1965-66Janiak, John 1967 Januzelli, Jason 1992-95Johann, Richard 1972-73John, Andy 1970Johnson, Brent 2000-01Johnson, Cleo 1974Johnson, Demario 2006-09Johnson, Frank 1970-73Johnson, Harley 1991-94Johnson, Michael 1997-2000Johnson, Tim 2001-02Jones, Adam 2006Jones, Alice 1977Jordan, Alphonso 2007-09

KKabboard, David 1974-77Kadishov, Gwen 1970Kalski, Ed 1968Keen, Jack 1954, ‘56-57Kemker, Carol 1982-84Kepano, Tony 1982-85Kinkead, Kurt 2004-07Kirby, Collis 1990Kirk, William 1962-64Klapper, Josh (Mgr) 1994-96Klinger, Scott 1979-82Knapp, David 1974, ‘76Knight, Brent 1996, 98-99Knight, Jimmy 1967-68, ‘70Kock, Ron W. 1964-65Koslak, Chet 1967-69, ‘71Kost, Kerry 1987-89Krehnbrink, Mike 1985-87Krueger, John 1991Krummenacker, David 1994, ‘96-98Kuhn, Rob 2003Kurt, Chris 1976

LLambert, Bob 1978

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2010 Georgia Tech Track & FieldLarkin, Jeff 1979-82Latourette, Don 1967Lawrence, Justin 2005Leason, Malcolm 1996-2000Lee, Gary 1984Lehmann, Jeff 1981Leitner, Mark 1983-84Lemons II, James 2004-05, 2007-08Letter, Joe 1971Lewis, Gregg 1976-78Ligon, Walter 1952Linder, Zebedee 1972Lipham, Bob 1965Little, Wade 1967Livingston, Don 1984-85, ‘87-88Long, Frank 1986-88Lopp, Tommy 1971-73Lowe, Larry 1977-78Luce, Craig 1971Lyon, Jim 1965-68

MMacoy, Coy 1983-86Macy, Bill 1972-75Maddox, Ernest 1959-60Madonia, Frank 1967-70Magee, Bill 1981, ‘83-84Mahoney, Brendon 2000, 2002-04Majors, Joel 1970-72Marcelle, Steve 2007-’09Martinez, Oliver 1992-95Mashburn, Lee 1967Mason, Charles 1965-67Massey, Eric 2005-06Massey, Michael 2001-04Mastro, Lindsay 1975Mateker, Billy 2007-’09Matthews, Ray 1979-81Maxwell, Tim 1968McClain, Lamar 1975-78McCommons, Steve 1975McCormick, Greg 2002-05McCrea, Richard 1969McDonagh, Neil 2002-05McDonald, Joe 1988, ‘90-92McDonald, Sean 1987-88McGarity, Dudley 1978-80McGehee, Jared 1999McInnis, Bruce 1967-68McIntyre, Bruce 1982-83McKay, Antonio 1984-85McKay, Antonio Jr. 2008McLain, Joel 1991McLeer, Tim 1973McPherson, Holt 2004-05McReynolds, Uwezu 1989-92McShane, Mike 1979-80Mears, Mike 1965Mendrek-Laske, Mark 2008Meyer, Robert 1961Middlebrooks, Harry 1958Middlebrooks, Jack 1965-67Miller, Jerome 2005-09Mills, Brad 1996, 98-99Mills, Derek 1991-94Mills, Tom 1965Milo, Mike 1972-73Mims, Harold 1973-76Mische, Gary 1967, 69Mitchell, Robert 1973Momon, Clint 1980Montague, Read 1979Montiel, Bob 1970-72Moody, Larry 1965Moritz, John 1990-93Morrell, Mike 1967Morris, David 1967-68Morris, Dirk 1985-88Morris, Dwight 1975-76

Morrison, Maurice 1986-89Morrison, Omar 2008-09Motiejunas, Jonas 1994-99Motiejunas, Tomas 1995-98Muirheid, Terry 1968-71Murphy, John 1960

NNappo, Paul 1976-77Narewski, Taylor 2004-05, ‘08Nash, Ken 1968-71Neal, Craig 1985Nelson, Angie 1990Nelson, Scott 1985Nelson, Theron 1967Newkirk, Roy 1966-67Newton, Chad 1990Newton, Greg 1979-81, ‘83Nichols, Conrad 1992-96Nichols, Paul 1975-76, ‘78Niedherhausen, Michael 1998-99Nordyke, Jay 1973Norman, Todd 1986, ‘88Nutting, Ed 1959-61

OO’Brien, Matt 1999, 2002O’Connell, Scott 1972, ‘74Olinger, Scott 1989Oliver, Steve 1981-82Olliffe, Bob 1975Orr, Nigel 2006-09Orth, William 1954Owings, Jim 1971, ‘73-74Oxford, Roger 1967

PPalma, Patrick 1977-79Parker, Mike 1999Parker, Rod 1965-67Paschal, William 1963-64Patterson, Hayes 1971-73Paul, Jerry 1967Person, Montrell 2001, ‘04-05Pickens, Mark 1985-88Pipia, Giovanni 1997, ‘99-2000Poliseo, Joe 2001, ‘03Pogson, Frank 1989Porter, Clayton 1998-2001Porter, James 1960Poulsen, Stephen 1965-67Powlen, Andrew 2006-08Powell, Charles 1957Price, John 1963-65Probst, Jack 1972-73Prolsdorfer, Jim 1974, ‘76-77Prouty, Clint 1985-86Pulley, Steve 1988-91Purvis, Chris 1967-69Purvis, James 1985-88

RRabbitt, Kyle 2002-05Raible, Steve 1973-75Ralston, Richard 1952-53Randall, Chris 1965Ransbotham, Jack 1968-71Ransom, William 1959-61Raparelli, Ray 1991-94Rao, Jay 1980-81Ray, Darryl 1990-92Rea, Peter 1988Reese, Mack 1980-81, ‘83-84Reida, Scott 1999, 2001-03Rembert, Bill 1967Riggins, Chester 1985-87

Riley, Dan 1968-71Riley, David 1997Robbs, Charlie 1967Roberts, Cliff 1996Roberts, Earl 1962-64Roberts, J.J. 1973-76Robeson, Greg 1993Robinson, Guy 1989-91, ‘93Robinson, Jim 1973, ‘75Rodriguez, Javier 1980, ‘82-83Rodgers, Tony 1997Rohling, Charles 2006-07Ross, Tyrone 1998-99Rouse, George 1965Rowland, Dexter 1976-79Rucker, Adrian 1976Rudolph, Mark 1990-92Rust, Francis 1953-56

SSadaj, Mike 1967Sanders, David 2005Sartain, Kerry 1967-70Sasser, Chase 2006Sasseville, Robert 1967Savage, Preston 1953Scalia, Ted 1989Schenck, Bud 1967Scherer, Kerry 1969Schuler, Keith 2000-01Schmidt, David 2000, 2002-04Sciame, Gregory 1999-2000Selz, Bart 1978-81Shaner, Nico 2006Sherman, Isaac 1989, ‘92Sherrill, Frank 1961Shields, Tony 1993-96Shirley, Chip 1975Shivers, Steve 1997-98Sias, John 1967Simmons, Bill 1976-78Simmons, Scott 1984Sims, J.R. 1984-87Singleton, Timothy 1957-59Sink, Aaron 1999-2002Sinotte, Chris 1998-2000Sion, Zeb 2002-05Sivanesan, Subbu 2008Slocumb, Harvey 1975Small, Bill 1975-76Smart, Matt 1991-92Smiga, Nate 2003Smith, Bill 1965Smith, David 2003Smith, Don 1974, ‘76-77Smith, Eric 1983-87Smith, Norman 1961-62Smith, Tom 1988-92Snellings, Andre 1997-99Soderman, Garad 2008Spillman, Jonathan 2002-05Spivey, Woodie 1966Stallings, Cordell 1999Stanley, Danny 1967Stanley, Jimmy 1980-83Steagall, Derrick 1994-95Stegall, Joe 1998-2000, 2002Stegall, Sidney 1994-98Sterling, Robert 1965Stiles, Raymond 1980-83Stock, Ronald 1963Stoklosa, David 1974Stover, Bernard 1979Suber, Eric 1997Sugerman, Barry 1957-58, ‘60Swarn, Bryan 1999-2000, 2002-03Swift, Michael 1999Swilley, Duane 1971-74

TTandron, Carlos 1977-80Tannehill, Hugh 1952-54Taylor, Angelo 1997-98Taylor, Michael 1986, ‘89Tebbe, Matt 1999Tedder, Donald 1954Terry, George 1965-68Terry, Octavius 1992-96Tettelbach, Donald 1953-54Thomas, Alan 1978Thomas, Brian 1995-98Thomas, James 1974Thomas, Robert 1962Thompson, Dean 1984Thompson, Rich 1988-91Tidwell, Robert 1964-65Timmerman-McLean, Roger ‘96-97, ‘99Tolcher, Mike 1994-95Tomlinson, Elwyn 1955Tomori, Tosin 1997-2000Toole, Barckley 1964Torrance, Martin 1954-57Traylor, James 1997-98Traylor, Jamie 1999-2000Trester, Matt 2003-04, ’06Trilisky, Nazar 2008Tufts, Winfield 1976-77Turner, Bob 1972-74Turner, DeWitt 1966Tyler, Chuck 1969-71

VValle, Ryan (Mgr.) 1999-2002Varner, Edwin 1964Vaughan, Ben 1967-69Vaughn, David 1999Veal, Michael 1959Vereen, Carl 1954-56Von Herrman, Fred 1966

WWade, Greg 1978-80, ‘82Waid, David 1987Walton, John 1969-72Ward, Clifton 1984-85Ward, Randy 1983Watkins, James 1963-65Weaver, John 1967Weintraub, Louis 1971-72Wertz, Craig 1981White, Mark 1986-88, ‘90White, Michael 1972-75Whitmer, David 1969-71Williams, Antonio 1993Williams, Brent 2000Williams, John 1964Willig, Andy 1973-76Willis, Dave 1971-72Winkel, Brende 1975Wise, Daryl 1984Woodward, Milton 1988-89Wright, Harry 1953Wright, Jim E. 1964-66Wright, Lamar 1965-67

YYaksh, John 1974-75Young, Shawn 1991Yunkus, Rich 1969

ZZack, Justin 1993-96Zeller, Oscar 1956Zins, Joey 1999, 2002

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Hall of Fame / All-Time Captains

Name Years Event(s)Ron Ablowich (1960-62) Hurdles, DashesDerrick Adkins (1989-93) 400m IHChick Aldridge (1936) Cross CountryJulian Amedee (1990-93) 400m, 4x400m RelayMike Armour (1981, '83-'85) 400m, 800mMike Beck (1970-73) DistancesCharles Belcher (1936) 440m, HurdlesFred Berman (1952, '56-'57) Shot PutJim Davenport (1931) 400m, 880m, MileMaurice Davis (1985-88) Long JumpCraig C. Day (1906) DashesNorris Dean (1944-64) CoachAlan Drosky (1987-88) 1000m, 1500m, MileJames Erckmann (1964-66) HurdlesBobby Evans (1961-63) Cross CountryBuddy Fowlkes (1951) Dashes, Hurdles, Broad JumpGibby Fraser (1920) DashesGeorge Griffin (1921-25, '34-'74) CoachDavid Krummenacker (1994, ‘96-’98) 800m, 1500m, MileEd Hamm (1928-29) Long Jump, DashesTom Hind (1982-85) 400mErnest C. Kontz (1928) 220mJeff Larkin (1979-82) 100mJoel Majors (1970-72) 2-Mile, 3-Mile, 6-MileLamar McClain (1975-78) DiscusAntonio McKay (1984-85) 400mDerek Mills (1991-94) 400mDirk Morris (1985-88) 110m HHKen Nash (1968-71) Dashes, Long JumpConrad Nichols (1992-96) 800m, 4x400m RelayTommy Plaxico (1941) HurdlesJames Purvis (1988) 110m HHLindsey Roberts (1927) Cross CountryDexter Rowland (1976-79) High JumpBart Selz (1978-81) ManagerArtie Small (1940) Cross CountryEric Smith (1987) Cross CountryJimmy Stanley (1980-83) 200m, 400m, Mile RelayRaymond Stiles (1980-83) HurdlesOctavius Terry (1992-96) 400m IHRich Thompson (1988-91) Long & Triple JumpBen Vaughn (1967-69) DashesCarl Vereen (1954-56) Shotput, DiscusGreg Wade (1978-80, '82) 800mPerrin Walker (1936) DashesJohn Walton (1969-72) Cross CountryJoe O. Watkins, Jr. (1963-65) Mile, Cross CountryGeorge Webb 1942) JavelinBilly Weeks (1942) Pole VaultLongino Welch (1923) Pole VaultHomer Whelchel (1929) JavelinMark White (1986-88, 90) Shot Put, DiscusMike White (1972-75) 880m

Year Captain1905 Unknown1906 Unknown1907 L.E. Goodier1909 Z.E. Meyers1910 G.W. Sommers1911 H.W. Patterson1912 C.P. Goree1913 J.A. Logan1914 J.A. Logan1915 Court Robinson1916 Clyde Jordan1917 H.M. Mauck1918 G.E. Strupper1919 B.B. Holst1920 L.W. Pollard1921 J.M. McCleskey1922 H.G. Granger1923 P.G. Daves1924 Homer Whelchel1925 Lawson Johnson1926 William Crowder1927 Ernest Knotz1928 Ed Hamm1929 Frog Beall1930 Unknown1931 Ed Foxhall1932 Ed Foxhall1933 Charlie Galloway1934 Charlie Galloway1935 Jim Davenport1936 Harvey West1937 Whack Hyder1938 Chick Aldridge1939 Charlie Belcher1940 Artie Small1941 Tommy Plaxico1942 Billy Weeks1943 Comer Weaver1944 Hunley Elebash1945 Ray Enders1946 Dave Durst1947 Don Cady1948 Jim Nolan Buddy Fowlkes1949 Buddy Fowlkes1950 Bob Renshaw1951 Red Smith Buddy Fowlkes Jimmy Shiver1952 Ed Baskin1953 Hugh Tannehill1954 Hugh Tannehill1955 Dick DeVane1956 Dick DeVane1957 Martin Torrance1958 Cole Bryan1959 Tim Singleton1960 Ron Albowich1961 Ron Albowich1962 Ron Albowich1963 Bobby Evans1964 Joe Watkins Ken Kirk

Allan Dean1965 Joe Watkins1966 Craig Baynham1967 Charles Mason1968 Tommy Elliott1969 Ben Vaughan1970 Ken Nash1971 Sandy Atkinson John Walton1972 Joel Majors1973 Mike Beck1974 Duane Swilley1975 Harold Mims1976 Harold Mims1977 Tony Alvarez1978 Bill Astary1979 Dexter Rowland1980 Carlos Tandron1981 Steve Boecler1982 Raymond Stiles1983 Greg Newton1984 Mike Armour1985 Pete Baldwin1986 James Purvis1987 James Purvis Alan Drosky1988 James Purvis Dirk Morris1989 Jerry Gilchrist1990 Steve Brown1991 Derrick Adkins Steve Duncan1992 Derrick Adkins1993 Derrick Adkins Derek Mills1994 Derek Mills1995 Kevin Graham Octavius Terry1996 George Darden Octavius Terry1997 Jonas Motiejunas Brian Thomas1998 David Krummenacker Brian Thomas1999 Jonas Motiejunas2000 Michael Johnson2001 Bryan Swarn2002 Bryan Swarn2003 Brendon Mahoney Bryan Swarn2004 Brendon Mahoney2005 Brian Ford Zeb Sion2006 Brandon Duckett2007 Brandon Duckett David Herren Jerome Miller2008 David Herren James Lemons2009 Matt DiDia E.C. Gibbs Nigel Orr2010 Steve Marcelle Alphonso Jordan

The following men’s track & field performers have been inducted into the Georgia Tech Hall of Fame.

All-Time Captains

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Clemson Invitational

Clemson, S.C.

15-16 Kentucky Invitational

Lexington, Ky.29-30

Rod McCravy Invitational

Lexington, Ky.

FEBRUARY

5-6 Virginia Tech Elite Invitational

Blacksburg, Va.12-13

Tiger Paw Invitational

Clemson, S.C.

25-27 ACC Indoor Cham

pionships Blacksburg, Va.

MARCH

6 VT Final Qualifier

Blacksburg, Va.12-13

NCAA Indoor Championships

Fayetteville, Ark.19-20

Georgia Tech-Georgia Dual Atlanta, Ga.

26-27 Yellow

Jacket Invitational Atlanta, Ga.

APRIL2-3

Auburn Tiger Track Classic Auburn, Ala.

15-17 ACC Outdoor Cham

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Penn Relays Philadelphia, Pa.

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son-Kennesaw State

Atlanta, Ga.7-8

Seminole Tw

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14-15 Georgia Tech Invitational

Atlanta, Ga.28-29

NCAA East Region Championships

Greensboro, N.C.9-12

NCAA Outdoor Championships

Eugene, Ore.23-27

USATF Jr. National Championships

Des Moines, Iow

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Des Moines, Iow

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