2014 Covenant Cross Country Media Guide

CROSS COUNTRY MEDIA GUIDE 2014

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OUR MISSIONThe mission of Covenant College is to explore and express the preeminence of Jesus Christ in all things. We educate Christians to engage culture and cultures, to examine and unfold creation, and to pursue biblical justice and mercy in community. With the student-faculty relationship and strong teaching and scholarship at the foundation, our Christ-centered community seeks to help students mature in three primary areas:

- Identity in Christ- Biblical frame of reference- Service that is Christ-like We offer the world biblically grounded men and women equipped to live out extraordinary callings in ordinary places.

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ON THE COVERThe 2014 team picture (cover design and photo by Andrew Mindeman)

Administrative Staff 5

Memberships 6

Head Coach 8

Assistant Coach 9

2014 Season Preview 10

Runners 12

2013 Season In-Review 28

Program History 32

Compliance 45

2014 Schedule Back Cover

CREDITSLayout design by Tad Evearitt Written by Andrew Mindeman and Andrew Johansen Photos by Anna Dove, Andrew Mindeman and Covenant Communications Dept.

SCHOOL QUICK FACTSLocation: Lookout Mountain, GAEnrollment: 1,173Year Founded: 1955Nickname: ScotsColors: Royal Blue and WhiteAffiliation: NCAA Division IIIConference: USA South AthleticPresident: Dr. J. Derek HalvorsonDirector of Athletics: Kyle TaylorSID: Andrew MindemanSchool Website: www.covenant.edu

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Dr. J. Derek HalvorsonPresident

Brad VoylesVP for Student Development

Kyle TaylorDirector of Athletics

Tim SceggelAssoc. Director of Athletics

Mark DubleAsst. Director of Athletics

Meredith AtwoodSWA/Head Athletic Trainer

Rodney MillerFaculty Athletics Representative

Andrew MindemanSports Information Director

Brad ClarkAsst. Athletic Trainer

Catherine KercherGrad Assistant for Athletic Admin

Ben WhartonDirector of Athletic Marketing

T.J. ZinkeAsst. Athletic Trainer

Andrew JohansenSports Information Intern

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NCAA DIVISION III

In 2013, Covenant became full members of the NCAA Division III following a four year transitional period from 2009-2013.

The largest division, in terms of number of schools and number of participants, is Division III comprised by more than 170,000 student-athletes at 444 mostly smaller institutions.

Academics are the primary focus for Division III student-athletes. The division minimizes

the conflicts between athletics and academics and keeps student-athletes on a path to graduation through shorter practice and playing seasons, the number of contests, no redshirting and regional competition that reduces time away from academic studies. Student-athletes are integrated on campus and treated like all other members of the general student-body, keeping them focused on being a student first.

The college experience is a time of learning and growth — a chance to follow passions and develop potential. For student-athletes in Division III, all of this happens most importantly in the classroom and through earning an academic degree. The Division III experience provides for passionate participation in a competitive athletic environment, in which student-athletes push themselves to excellence and build upon their academic success with new challenges and life skills. And student-athletes are encouraged to pursue their full passions and find their potential through a comprehensive educational experience.

The Three D’s:

DiscoverDivision III student-athletes are encouraged to pursue their interests and passions beyond the classroom and field of play…to discover themselves.

DevelopDivision III institutions provide an environment that encourages student-athletes to develop into well-rounded adults. Small class sizes, the ability to participate in more than one sport, and an emphasis on participating activities outside of the classroom are all hallmarks of the Division III experience.

DedicateDivision III institutions expect student-athletes to dedicate themselves to achieving their potential. Student-athletes must manage their busy schedules, keep up with class work and face the same challenges as the rest of the student-body.

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USA SOUTH ATHLETIC CONFERENCE

In 2013, Covenant became members of the USA South Athletic Conference. The conference is comprised of schools from Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, North Carolina and Virginia.

All told, the USA South has 13 full-fledged members along with one associate member in football.

In volleyball and women’s basketball, the conference is split into two divisions (North and South). Covenant plays in the South division in those sports with Huntingdon, LaGrange, Maryville and Piedmont.

In all sports, with the exception of cross country, the top eight teams in the conference regular season standings advance to participate in the conference tournament.

Full Conference Members:Averett University (Danville, Va.)Covenant College (Lookout Mountain, Ga.)Ferrum College (Ferrum, Va.)Greensboro College (Greensboro, N.C.)Huntingdon College (Montgomery, Ala.)LaGrange College (LaGrange, Ga.)Mary Baldwin College (Staunton, Va.)Maryville College (Maryville, Tenn.)Meredith College (Raleigh, N.C.)Methodist University (Fayetteville, N.C.)North Carolina Wesleyan College (Rocky Mount, N.C.)Piedmont College (Demorest, Ga.)William Peace University (Raleigh, N.C.)

Associate Members:Christopher Newport University (Newport News, Va.) - Football

2013 USA South Championship Meet Results - MenRank Team Total1 Covenant 432 Methodist 583 Piedmont 694 Maryville 785 Averett 1136 LaGrange 145

2013 USA South Championship Meet Results - WomenRank Team Total1 Meredith 222 Covenant 563 Piedmont 864 Maryville 1085 Mary Baldwin 1316 Methodist 1617 LaGrange 1948 Averett 205

Conference Administration

Commissioner: Rita WiggsAssoc. Commissioner: Mike ChristiePresident: Kandis SchramVice-President: Sharon Spalding

Conference InfoWebsite: www.usasouth.netTwitter: @usa_southInstagram: @usa_south

2014 USA South Preseason Poll - MenRank Team (1st place votes) Pts. 1 Covenant (4) 462 Maryville (3) 433 Piedmont (1) 384 Methodist 325 Averett 256 LaGrange 207 Ferrum 128 William Peace 8

2014 USA South Preseason Poll - WomenRank Team (1st place votes) Pts. 1 Meredith (10) 1002 Covenant (1) 873 Maryville 754 Mary Baldwin 695 Piedmont 676 Methodist 667 Averett 438 LaGrange 389 Ferrum 2510 N.C. Wesleyan 2211 William Peace 13

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Katie Stanford Head CoachKatie Stanford will begin her fourth year of coaching both

the men’s and women’s cross country teams in the fall of

2014.

She joined the athletic staff as the head men’s and

women’s cross country coach in the spring of 2011.

Following the departures of former head coaches Debby

Vannoy and Scott Williams, Stanford became the third

cross country coach in as many years during her first

season with the Scots and Lady Scots.

Stanford took over a Covenant cross country program that

was coming off of a very successful 2010 campaign during

which it ‘unofficially’ saw its men’s and women’s teams

respectively finish first and second in the Great South Athletic Conference Championship meet. In her inaugural

2011 campaign with the teams, Stanford continued the squads’ recent successes, guiding the Lady Scots to an

“unofficial” first-place finish and the Scots to a second-place prize at the GSAC Championships. Under her direction,

the teams combined for two wins, six runner-up performances, and 10 top-five finishes in 2011.

Success also found the programs in the 2012 campaign. The women’s team once again unofficially won the Great

South Athletic Conference championship and two runners earned All-GSAC honors. Stanford also successfully

oversaw the revitalization of the cross country trails on Covenant’s campus and, because of this, Covenant hosted a

meet for the first time in recent memory.

Stanford continued the pattern of success in 2013 as Covenant moved into the USA South Athletic Conference.

The men’s team captured the USA South title, while women’s runner Beth Burgess was the individual USA South

champion on the women’s side. Both teams made an appearance at the NCAA South Regional meet for the first

time in school history.

Prior to Covenant, Stanford served as the cross country and distance track coach for Chattanooga’s Notre Dame

High School, where she worked for one cross country season (2010) and two track seasons (2010-2011), following

a four year stint as the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga’s assistant cross country coach and head recruiter.

During her time there, the Lady Mocs were the Southern Conference cross country champions from 2006-2008,

and the Mocs were runners-up in 2005, 2007, and 2008. Stanford also served as the women’s assistant cross country

coach at the University of West Georgia from 2003-2004 while obtaining her Master of Public Administration.

Stanford attended Samford University and earned a BA in Political Science in 2003. She competed for the Bulldogs

in cross country, indoor and outdoor track from 1998 to 2003. During her collegiate career, she twice earned All-

Conference track honors and was the Atlantic Sun Conference 1500 meter champion in 2002.

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She and her husband, Trey, live on Lookout Mountain, Georgia, with their daughter, Taylor, and son, Noah, and

attend North Shore Fellowship in North Chattanooga. Stanford is Level 1 certified under the USA Track and Field

coaching education program.

Coaching Experience

Year School Title2003-04 West Georgia Asst. Coach 2005-09 UT-Chattanooga Asst. Coach 2010-11 Notre Dame High School Head Coach

Contact Information Education

e-mail Alma Mater: Samford (‘03) [email protected] (B.A.) Political Science

office phone (M.S.) Public Administration (West Georgia) 706.419.1506

Matt Gorter Part-Time Assistant

Matt Gorter will begin his first year of assisting head coach Katie Stan-

ford with both men’s and women’s cross country teams.

Gorter ran three years of cross country at Covenant. In his senior year,

he earned USA South All-Conference first team honors after finishing

sixth in the conference meet. He also earned a spot on the USA South

All-Academic team.

A native of Ridgewood, New Jersey, Gorter graduated from Covenant in

the spring of 2014 with a degree in Biology.

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Cross Country Programs Aiming High in 2014

LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN -- For a third consecutive year, the Covenant cross country teams will open their seasons at

home. The teams will once again host the Mountaintop Invitational on Friday evening. The women’s event begins

at 6 p.m., while the men go at 6:30 p.m.

Coming off last year’s success, both teams have high expectations heading into the 2014 campaign.

The men’s team became the first program in Covenant history to claim an official conference title at the NCAA

Division III level when they took the USA South crown last November. With key returners coming back this season,

the Scots have been picked as the favorite to capture the conference once again.

“The guys want to repeat and that is their top priority,” said fourth-year head coach Katie Stanford. “Our goal is

winning the conference. The new guys are talking about repeating as much as the seniors. We know that we can do

it.”

Leading the charge on the men’s side are seniors Stephen Dillon and Jack Williams. Dillon had four top five finishes

a year ago and placed second at the USA South Championships meet, while earning first team All-USA South

honors. A USA South All-Conference second teamer, Williams had his best season in 2013 and looks to continue

that in his senior year.

Junior Hunter Rasmussen along with sophomores Eliot Gardner, Justin Jantomaso, Caleb Spykstra and Charles

Taylor also return from last year.

Stanford boosted the team with a strong recruiting class that brought in three freshmen and a transfer. The

freshman class includes Zach Atchison (Troutman, N.C.), Eliot Kaufmann (New York, N.Y.) and John Weaks (Perry,

Ga.) along with Wheaton (Ill.) transfer Graham Massot (Rochester, Minn.). Sophomore Phil Moore (Hershey, Pa.) also

joins the team this fall.

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“We have a great recruiting class this year,” noted Stanford. “I am excited to see them compete.”

The women will be led by senior Beth Burgess. Burgess earned numerous accolades last year but her crowning

achievements were winning the USA South Individual title and setting a program record time in the 6k at the NCAA

South Regional.

“Beth looks strong and ready to go this year,” added Stanford. “She wants to lead our team to a successful season

and also build upon her performance from last season.”

As a team, the Covenant women finished second in last year’s USA South meet and is picked to finish as the

runner-up this year. Meredith was selected to repeat as USA South champions and is ranked ninth in the preseason

USTFCCCA South/Southeast region poll.

“The girls know that it will be tough to beat Meredith this season, but we believe we can compete with them,” said

Stanford. “We want to be at a level where we can compete with the top team in the conference.”

USA South All-Conference second teamers in junior Esther Anderson and sophomore Anna Hankal return this

season. Other returners include junior Ruthie Cargill and sophomore Grace Bodron.

Stanford’s recruiting class on the women’s side has five freshmen. Margaret Fitch (San Antonio, Texas), Jordan

Francis (Villa Rica, Ga.), Sarah Jo Griffith (Nashville, Tenn.), Abby Irwin (Issaquah, Wash.) and Julia Price (Nashville,

Tenn.) make up the 2014 freshman class.

“This recruiting class can step in right away and start contributing,” noted Stanford.

The 2014 year also marks the first full graduating class for Stanford as Dillon, Williams and Burgess have competed

all four years with Stanford as their head coach.

“I have been with these three the whole four years. It has been fun to see them grow as athletes and people,” said

Stanford of her senior class. “They have learned to be leaders by example and it is good for the younger athletes to

see that. They have been committed to the program and have gotten consistently better every year.”

The Mountaintop Invitational will be the largest of the three season opening events held on campus. Four teams -

Covenant, Maryville, Truett-McConnell and Reinhardt - will complete the field. The women’s race is a two-mile run,

while the men will face a 5k.

“This is a good way to kickoff our season on our own trail,” remarked Stanford. “It is a measuring stick to see

where our runners are and where they need to be. We are excited about having three teams joining us this year, as

opposed to one the previous years.”

Covenant has won the past two season opening meets it has hosted.

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WOMEN’S ROSTERName Year Ht. Hometown/High School Esther Anderson Jr. 5’9” Terra Haute, Ind. / HomeschoolGrace Bodron So. 6’1” Heber Springs, Ark. / Heber SpringsBeth Burgess Sr. 5’2” Nicholasville, Ky. / Trinity Christian AcademyRuthie Cargill Jr. 5’5” Lancaster, Pa. / Manheim TownshipMargaret Fitch Fr. 5’8” San Antonio, Texas / Alamo HeightsJordan Francis Fr. 5’6” Villa Rica, Ga. / Oak Mountain AcademySarah Jo Griffith Fr. 5’6” Nashville, Tenn. / HendersonvilleAnna Hankal So. 5’3” Powder Springs, Ga. / Kennesaw MountainAbby Irwin Fr. 5’7” Issaquah, Wash. / IssaquahJulia Price Fr. 5’2” Nashville, Tenn. / Christ Presbyterian Academy

Head Coach: Katie Stanford (4th year; Samford ‘03)

Assistant Coach: Matt Gorter (1st year; Covenant ‘14)

Roster Breakdown:Seniors: 1Juniors: 2Sophomores: 2Freshmen: 5Returning Letterwinners: 5Most Popular Home State: Georgia, Tennessee (2 from each)

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MEN’S ROSTERName Year Ht. Hometown/High School Zach Atchison Fr. 5’10” Troutman, N.C. / HomeschoolStephen Dillon Sr. 6’2” Charlotte, N.C. / Covenant DayEliot Gardner So. 5’7” Berea, Ky. / Berea Community SchoolJustin Jantomaso So. 5’11” Forest, Va. / HomeschoolEliot Kaufmann Fr. 6’0” New York, N.Y. / XavierGraham Massot So. 5’8” Rochester, Minn. / Century (Wheaton College)Phil Moore So. 5’11” Hershey, Pa. / Hershey ChristianHunter Rasmussen Jr. 6’2” Lutz, Fla. / Citrus Park ChristianCaleb Spykstra So. 6’1” Leola, Pa. / Veritas AcademyCharles Taylor So. 5’9” Cumming, Ga. / HomeschoolJohn Weaks Fr. 5’11” Perry, Ga. / PerryJack Williams Sr. 5’11” Prattville, Ala. / SHAPE American; Castle Hills First Baptist

Head Coach: Katie Stanford (4th year; Samford ‘03)

Assistant Coach: Matt Gorter (1st year; Covenant ‘14)

Roster Breakdown:Seniors: 2Juniors: 1Sophomores: 6Freshmen: 3Returning Letterwinners: 7Most Popular Home State: North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Georgia (2 from each)

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ESTHER ANDERSONJunior • 5’9” • Terra Haute, IN

Elementary Education Major • German Minor

2013 (Sophomore):

Placed in the top-five twice in eight meets: Scots Opener (Aug 30) with a two

mile time of 13:57.9, good for third place, and Maryville (Oct. 5), where she

finished fourth with a 6k time of 26:38.0… Established a 6k personal record at

the Berry Viking Open, where she finished with a time of 25:18.2… USA South

All-Conference second-teamer and a member of the USA South All-Academic

team

2012 (Freshman):

Achieved personal best times of 22:16 for the 5k and 26:37 for the 6k… In the

spring of 2013, she ran a personal best 5k on the track in a time of 21:24

High School:

Was homeschooled

Personal:

Born Oct. 27, 1994 in Terre Haute, Ind. … Parents are Claude and Diane An-

derson… Has five sisters, Sharon, Rachel, Melody, Abby and Beka, and three

brothers, Will, Joel and John… Favorite bible verse is Psalm 13… Majoring in

Elementary Education with a minor in German… Wants to become a teacher

GRACE BODRONSophomore • 6’1” • Heber Springs, AR

Undeclared Major

2013 (Freshman):

Produced two top-10 finishes: sixth at the Scots Opener two-mile run (Aug. 30)

with a time of 14:23.2 and ninth at the Maryville Invitational 6k (Oct. 5) with a

time of 27:41.0… Time at Maryville Invitational was a personal record… Top

time in 5k was achieved at the Greensboro Invitational (Sept. 28), where she

finished in 21:34.6

High School:

Attended Heber Springs High School… Ran both cross country and track… In

her senior year she had a state championship in the 4x800 relay, a fifth place

finish in the 3200 and a seventh place finish in the 1600… Has a personal best

time of 22:16 in the 5k, 5:40 in the 1600, 12:00 in the 3200 and 2:35 in the 800

Personal:

Born Jan. 10, 1995… Parents are Jim and Donna Bodron… Has two siblings,

Jimbo and Billy… Favorite bible verse is Romans 8:28… Has not decided on a

major yet

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ZACH ATCHISONFreshman • 5’10” • Troutman, NC

Biology Major • Biblical & Theological Studies Minor

High School:

Was homeschooled… Personal best times are 22:35 for the 5K and 38.44 for

the 8K

Personal:

Born Sept. 27, 1996… Parents are Gabe and Michelle Atchison… Has two

brothers, Aiden and Spencer… Favorite bible verse is 1 Corinthians 9:24-26…

Plans to major in Biology with a minor in Biblical and Theological Studies…

Volunteered at his church’s VBS program during the summer of 2014

STEPHEN DILLONSenior • 6’2” • Charlotte, NC

Biblical & Theological Studies Major • Psychology Minor

2013 (Junior):

Covenant’s top finisher in seven of eight meets… four top-five finishes on

the season… Finished second at the USA South Championships (Nov. 2) with

a time of 27:55.7… Established a personal best 8k time at the NCAA South

Regional (Nov. 16), clocking in at 27:40.0… Earned a spot on the USA South

All-Conference team and was named the USA South Runner of the Week on

September 30

2012 (Sophomore):

Placed fifth overall in the Maryville Invitational… Set a new personal best in

the 8k with a time of 28:40.7 in the NCCAA Championships

2011 (Freshman):

Named to GSAC All-Conference and All-Freshmen teams… Placed fourth over-

all at the conference meet… Personal best of 17:38 in the 5k

High School:

Attended Covenant Day School… Made All-Conference all four years of high

school and was Conference champion his senior year… Was named Runner of

the Year his junior and senior years

Personal:

Born Oct. 8, 1992 in Coral Springs, Fla. … Parents are Scott and Amy Dillon…

Has two brothers, James and Andrew, and one sister, Rebecca… Favorite bible

verse is Psalm 51:12… Majoring in Biblical and Theological Studies with a

minor in Psychology

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BETH BURGESSSenior • 5’2” • Nicholasville, KY

Biology Major • Math, Chemistry, Missions Minors

2013 (Junior):

Was USA South Conference Individual Champion (Nov. 2) after winning the 6k

in a time of 24:51.1... Set a Covenant women’s program record in the 6k, with

a time of 23:58 at the NCAA South Regional meet (Nov. 16)… Top 10 finisher

in five meets on the year… Took second at the opening meet of the year,

the Scots Opener two mile run (Aug. 30), with a time of 13:44.1… Won the

Maryville Invitational (Oct. 5) with a time of 25:51.4… Set a personal record

in the 5k with a 19:57.4 5k time at the Greensboro Invitational (Sept. 28)…

USA South All-Conference first teamer… USA South Runner of the Week three

times: September 16, September 30, and October 21… Earned a spot on the

USA South All-Academic team, the CoSIDA Academic All-District team, and the

USTFCCCA All-Academic team

2012 (Sophomore):

Ran a 20:15 5k and a 24:32 6k… Was recognized as GSAC Runner of the Week

twice (Sept. 18 and Oct. 17)… Placed third at the GSAC Conference Meet and

was named to the All-GSAC team… Also earned GSAC All-Academic honors

2011 (Freshman):

In her freshman year, her best 5k time was 20:23 and her best 6k time was

26:21… Was named to both GSAC All-Conference and All-Freshmen teams

High School:

Attended Trinity Christian Academy… Finished first in state meet during senior

year… National Merit Scholar

Personal:

Born July 24, 1993… Parents are Don and Kathy Burgess… Has two sisters,

Becky and Debbie, and one brother, John… Favorite bible verse is Hebrews

12:1-2… Majoring in Biology with minors in Mathematics, Chemistry and

Missions… Hoping to become a doctor… Has volunteered with Mustard Tree

Ministry

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ELIOT GARDNERSophomore • 5’7” • Berea, KY

Psychology Major • Sociology Minor

2013 (Freshman):

Personal best time of 30:46.5 was set at the NCAA South Regional meet…

Earned a spot on the USA South All-Academic team

High School:

Attended Berea Community School… Achieved a personal best time of 19:52

in the 5k at a regional meet… Team’s Most Valuable Runner Award winner…

All-Bluegrass Conference… Member of National Honor Society, Central Ken-

tucky Youth Salute… A Honor Roll sophomore through senior years

Personal:

Born Jan. 14, 1995 in Berea, Ky. … Parents are Kim and Curt Gardner… Has one

sister, Abby… Favorite bible verse is Romans 10:9… Majoring in Psychology

with a minor in Sociology… Hopes for a career in industrial and organizational

psychology

JUSTIN JANTOMASOSophomore • 5’11” • Forest, VA

History Major

2013 (Junior):

Established a personal best time of 31:37.5 at the Sewanee Invitational (Sept.

7)… Finished third at the Scots Opener meet after clocking 19:12.2 for the

5k run… Factored into Covenant’s final placing in two other races: Sewanee

Invitational (Sept. 7) and Maryville Invitational (Oct. 5)

High School:

Homeschool and dual-enrolled at Central Virginia Community College… At

CVCC, earned Dean’s List, Honor Roll, student government president and later

vice president, student honor council defense attorney… Graduated CVCC

with an AA in general studies summa cum laude… Ran cross country for Peaks

View Pacers homeschool and was team captain for two years… Owns a per-

sonal best 17:41 in the 5k

Personal:

Born March 9, 1995… Parents are Marc and Caroline Jantomaso… Has eight

siblings, Noah, Charis, Elijah, Sophia, Nehemiah, Josiah, Andrew and Luke…

His grandfather, Patrick Jantomaso, was a minor league baseball player in

the St. Louis Cardinals and Braves organizations in the 1950s… His uncle, Jon

Jantomaso, attended Liberty University on a tennis scholarship in 1988-89…

Favorite bible verse is 1 John 5:20-21… Majoring in History… Aspires for a

career in the legal field as an attorney

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RUTHIE CARGILLJunior • 5’5” • Lancaster, PA Elementary Education Major •

Missions, Biblical & Theological Studies Minors

2013 (Sophomore):

Finished eighth at the Scots Opener on August 30, with a time of 14.32.2 in the

two mile run… Set a personal record in the 5k at Greensboro (Sept. 28) with a

time of 21:54.2… At the Berry Invitational 6k, she set another personal record

with a time of 27:05.9… Earned a spot on the USA South All-Academic team…

Named to the USA South All-Sportsmanship team

2012 (Freshman):

Achieved a personal best 5k time of 22:59 and her best 6k time is 27:36... She

received 9th place overall in the GSAC conference meet

High School:

Attended Manheim Township High School… League champions in 2010 and

2011 and District champions in 2010… High Honor Roll all four years… Mem-

ber of National Honor Society... Scholar Athlete Award winner

Personal:

Born July 23, 1994 in Parksburg, Pa. … Mother is Sharon Cargill… Has two sis-

ters, Hannah and Esther, and one brother, Dan… Favorite bible verse is 1 Peter

2:9, Hebrews 4:11-16 and Matthew 9:36-38… Majoring in Elementary Educa-

tion with a minor in Missions and Biblical & Theological Studies… Aspires to

work in missions or ministry… Has volunteered with Widows Harvest Ministry

and Mustard Tree Ministry

MARGARET FITCHFreshman • 5’8” • San Antonio, TX

Community Development Major

High School:

Attended Alamo Heights High School… Captain of the cross country team dur-

ing her senior year… Helped team to qualify to regionals during her junior and

senior seasons… Placed 11th in her district in her senior season… Member of

the National Honor Society… President of the National Spanish Honor Soci-

ety… Named to the Academic All-State Elite Team

Personal:

Born April 10, 1996… Parents are John and Chrissy Fitch… Has three siblings,

Benjamin, Thomas, and Evie… Favorite bible verse is Psalm 56:3-4… Plans to

major in Community Development… Aspires to be a missionary in the Andes

mountain region of Peru and help in orphanages

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ELIOT KAUFMANNFreshman • 6’0” • New York, NY

English Major

High School:

Attended Xavier High School… Qualified for state in cross country as a

sophomore, junior and senior… Personal best 5K time is 16:08… All-American

in track and field during his junior year… Ran the anchor leg of his 4x800

that placed sixth in the New Balance Indoor National Meet… Member of the

National Honor Society

Personal:

Born Oct. 10, 1995… Parents are Ben and Kimberly Kaufmann… Father, Ben,

ran cross country at Covenant from 1991-93 and qualified for the NAIA Cham-

pionships in both 1992 and 1993... Three of his uncles, Andrew Kaufmann,

Dave Kaufmann and Joe Kaufmann, ran cross country at Covenant in the 1990s

and early 2000s... Favorite bible verse is 2 Kings 2:23-24… Plans to major in

English with the hope of becoming a writer one day

GRAHAM MASSOTSophomore • 5’8” • Rochester, MN

Biology Major

2013 (Freshman at Wheaton College):

Ran a season-best time of 27:06 at Benedictine... Team Rookie of the Year

award winner

High School:

Attended Century High School

Personal:

Born Nov. 17, 1995… Parents are Randal and Marcia Massot… Favorite bible

verse is Romans 5:1-5… Majoring in Biology

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JORDAN FRANCISFreshman • 5’6” • Villa Rica, GA

Biology Major

High School:

Attended Oak Mountain Academy… Three sport athlete… Was All-Region in

soccer, basketball, and cross country… Graduated summa cum laude… Was

an AP Scholar

Personal:

Born June 28, 1995… Parents are Greg and Rebecca Francis… Favorite bible

verse is John 8:12… Plans to major in Biology and hopes to be a physical thera-

pist or physician’s assistant one day

SARAH JO GRIFFITHFreshman • 5’6” • Nashville, TN

Psychology Major • Spanish Minor

High School:

Attended Hendersonville High School… Earned a spot on the All-County Cross

Country Team during the 2011-2012 season… Placed 13th at the regional

meet in 2011 and 15th in 2012… Rookie of the Year… Most improved run-

ner… Placed ninth at the Macon County Regional Meet… Was a Notable

Achievement Graduate

Personal:

Born July 24, 1995… Parent is Jamie Petty… Has one sister, Glory… Favorite

bible verse is Psalm 21:22… Plans to major in Psychology with a minor in Span-

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PHIL MOORESophomore • 5’11” • Hershey, PA

Psychology Major

High School:

Attended Hershey Christian High School… Holds the school record for both

the 1600 meter run (4:40) and the 5K (18:15)… Voted Runner of the Year by his

coaches and teammates… Qualified for the cross country district champion-

ships as a junior and senior… Member of National Honor Society and earned

Honor Roll status… Was also elected School Treasurer

Personal:

Born April 19, 1995… Parents are Greg and Lauri Moore… Has four siblings,

Peter, Andrew, Sarah, and Nate… Father, Greg, played football at North Park

University… Cousin, Mitchell, competes as a hurdler at the University of Buf-

falo… Favorite bible verse is James 1:2-3… Plans to major in Psychology and

would like to either go to grad school or join the police force after graduating

HUNTER RASMUSSENJunior • 6’2” • Lutz, FL Biblical & Theological Studies Major •

Missions, Linguistics Minor

2013 (Sophomore):

In three of his six races last year, he factored into Covenant’s final placing...

Established a personal record with his time of 29:42.7 at the NCAA South Re-

gional (Nov. 16)… Helped the Scots take home the USA South Championship

trophy with his time of 30:40.8

High School:

Attended Citrus Park Christian School… graduated summa cum laude

Personal:

Born Dec. 31, 1993 in Tampa, Fla. … Parents are Jeremy and Mary Rasmussen…

Has two siblings, Hannah and Holden… Favorite bible verse is Romans 8:28…

Majoring in Biblical and Theological Studies with minors in Missions and Lin-

guistics… Aspires to be a Bible translator (Wycliffe)

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ANNA HANKALSophomore • 5’3” • Powder Springs, GA

Computer Science Major

2013 (Freshman):

Finished in the top 10 twice: August 30 at the Scots Opener, where she finished

fifth with a two mile time of 14:15.3, and a sixth place finish October 5 at the

Maryville Invitational in 27:17.2… Her personal best in the 5k run was set at the

Greensboro Invitational, where she finished in 21:08.15… In the 6k, she posted

her top time at the NCAA South Regional meet at 25:01.2… Earned a spot on

the USA South All-Conference second team and was a USA South All-Academic

member

High School:

Attended Kennesaw Mountain High School… Ran both cross country and

track… Was her school’s Most Valuable Runner in senior year of cross coun-

try… Participated at the state meet in both junior and senior years of cross

country… Has a personal best 5k time of 19:22, 11:56 in the 3200 and 5:26

in the 1600… Was president of FCA at the school and was a part of student

government

Personal:

Born Nov. 30, 1994 in Dunwoody, Ga. … Parents are Scott and Leigh Hankal…

Has two younger sisters, Libby and Mattie Grace… Favorite bible verse is Psalm

37:4-7… Majoring in Computer Science

ABBY IRWINFreshman • 5’7” • Issaquah, WA

Elementary Education Major

High School:

Attended Issaquah High School… Most Improved runner in 2012… Scholar-

Athlete awards for both cross country and track in 2011, 2013, and 2014…

Varsity Athlete awards for cross country and track in 2012, 2013, and 2014…

Helped team to qualify to state in 2012 and districts in 2013 and 2014

Personal:

Born April 21, 1996… Parents are Eric and Lisa Irwin… Has three siblings,

Luke, Hannah (Lutz), and T’liia… Mother, Lisa, ran at George Fox University…

Favorite bible verse is Philippians 4:13… Plans to major in Elementary Educa-

tion, with the hope to eventually become a middle-school principal… Hero

is former Olympic runner, WWII veteran, and Japanese POW survivor Louie

Zamperini

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CALEB SPYKSTRASophomore • 6’1” • Leola, PA

Art Major

2013 (Freshman):

Helped Covenant to two victories on the year: Scots Opener (Aug. 30) with a

5k time of 20:18.2 and Greensboro Invitational (Sept. 28) with his 31:32.6 in the

8k run… Established a personal best with his Greensboro Invitational time on

September 28… Earned a spot on the USA South All-Academic team

High School:

Attended Veritas Academy… Was team MVP in sophomore year… Helped lead

team to top district finishes every year… Graduated second in class… Leader-

ship Award winner in senior year… Magna Cum Laude Award as a freshman,

sophomore and senior… Won the American Math Competition for secondary

schools

Personal:

Born March 13, 1993 in Denver, Colo. … Parents are Rob and Tamera Spyks-

tra… Has two brothers, Zach and Seth, and one sister, Emily… His father, Rob,

ran cross country at Hastings College and his grandfather, Bob Spykstra, ran

cross country for Univ. of Colorado… Favorite bible verse is 1 Timothy 6:12…

Majoring in Art

CHARLES TAYLORSophomore • 5’9” • Cumming, GA

Mathematics Major • Physics Minor

2013 (Freshman):

Competed in two meets… Personal best time of 35:04.4 was set during the

USA South Championships, in which Covenant finished first... Earned USA

South All-Academic honors

High School:

Was homeschooled

Personal:

Born March 23, 1995 in Oostburg, Wis. … Parents are Jeff and Carmen Taylor…

Has five siblings, Rochelle, Christopher, Jonathan, Ashleigh, and Gregory…

Favorite bible verse is Romans 8:6… Majoring in Mathematics with a minor in

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JULIA PRICEFreshman • 5’2” • Nashville, TN

Philosophy Major • Physics Minor

High School:

Attended Christ Presbyterian Academy... Competed on the CPA cross country

team all four years and helped her team to three state championship meets

Personal:

Born Oct. 12, 1995… Parents are Stuart and Suzanne Price… Favorite bible

verse is Psalm 31:19… Plans to major in Philosophy and minor in Physics

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JOHN WEAKSFreshman • 5’11” • Perry, GA

Computer Science Major

High School:

Attended Perry High School… Finished 13th at state in 2014 GHSA Class 4A…

Helped his team to a fourth place finish at state his senior year… Region cham-

pion in Extemporaneous Speaking all four years

Personal:

Born June 19, 1995… Parents are Bert and Dawn Weaks… Has one sister, Kath-

erine… Favorite bible verse is Philippians 4:13… Plans to major in Computer

Science… Hopes to be a Network Manager/Systems Analyst when he gradu-

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JACK WILLIAMSSenior • 5’11” • Prattville, AL

French Major • Linguistics Minor

2013 (Junior):

Helped team to two victories: Scots Opener (Aug. 30) with a time of 19:49.9 in

the 5k race and in the USA South Championship (Nov. 2), when he clocked in

at 30:05.0… Established a personal record at the NCAA South Regional (Nov.

16) with a time of 29:48.6… Earned a spot on the USA South All-Conference

second team... Was Covenant’s representative on the USA South All-Sports-

manship team

2012 (Sophomore):

Finished sixth at the Scots Opener and set a new personal best in the 8k at

32:00 at the Berry College Viking Open

2011 (Freshman):

Set a personal record of 18:39 in the 5k

High School:

Attended SHAPE American High School and Castle Hills First Baptist School…

attended SHAPE American High school for grades 9-10 and Castle Hills First

Baptist School for grades 11-12… At Castle Hills First Baptist School, he was

named to the Academic All-Conference team in his senior season… He quali-

fied for DODDS all European cross country meet… PR of 11:54 in the track

3200m run... Member of National Honor Society, Headmaster’s Honor Roll

Personal:

Born Sept. 12, 1993… Parents are Joel and Jan Williams… Has one sister, Ju-

lie… Favorite bible verse is Ecclesiastes 12:13… Majoring in French with a mi-

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It was a memorable year for both Covenant cross country teams as they competed in the NCAA Division III and the USA South Athletic Conference for the first time.

Under third-year head coach Katie Stanford, the two programs experienced fantastic seasons. The men captured the USA South title while women’s runner Beth Burgess claimed the top individual spot in the confer-ence meet and later broke a school record.

The men had three team titles on the season begin-ning with the Scots Opener in August. In that 5k, Cov-enant dominated conference foe Maryville to earn the first victory of the season. Four weeks later on Sept. 28, the men placed better than any other Division III school at the Greensboro Invitational, led by junior Stephen Dil-lon’s 20th place finish.

But the race the men’s team most looked forward to was the USA South Conference meet in early November. Competing on the same course from the Greensboro In-vitational, the men used that to their advantage as they beat out Methodist for the conference title, the eighth in program history. Dillon was once again at the head of the pack as he finished second, but the junior was joined by seniors Zach Smith and Matt Gorter who finished fifth and sixth, respectively.

Dillon, Smith, and Gorter all earned first team All-Con-ference while junior Jack Williams finished 13th at the conference meet to earn second team honors.

“The men wanted to win the conference and they went for it and didn’t hold back,” said Stanford. “It was close. We knew Methodist had gotten stronger late in the season and that they would be on our backs. Stephen had the best race of his career and he, Sean Hagstrom (Maryville) and Sydney Machokoto (Method-ist) did a great job of pushing each other early on.”

Although the women fell just short of a USA South title, placing second behind a strong Meredith squad, they also had a phenomenal season that was capped by Burgess’ individual USA South crown and later a pro-gram record.

First, Burgess, a junior from Nicholasville, Ky., had two victories on the year including at the conference meet where she ran the 6k in a time of 24:51.1 en route to the top spot.

“I am so proud of Beth,” remarked Stanford about Burgess after the meet. “I told her she could win and that she could take it out from the start and that’s exactly what she did. She made the decision at the beginning to win this race and never looked back.”

Burgess was joined on the first team All-Conference by sophomore Spookie Eaves while sophomore Esther Anderson and freshman Anna Hankal earned second team honors.

However Burgess’ outstanding season did not end there. As the teams competed in the NCAA Regional meet for the first time in school history, the junior made history of her own as she broke the program record in the 6k with a time of 23:58. The time was two seconds faster than the previous mark set by Hannah Matthews in 2010.

“I am so excited for Beth. Adding a school record to all her other accomplishments this season is icing on the cake,” added Stanford.

All told, the women had three team victories on the year beginning with the Scots Opener, followed by the Greensboro Invitational, and capped with a title at the Maryville Invitational.

In the NCAA meet, a combined nine runners set new personal marks. On the women’s side, Burgess, Hankal, junior Alicia Zanoni, and Eaves set new personal records. The men had Dillon, Gorter, Williams along with fresh-men Hunter Rasmussen and Eliot Gardner run personal bests.

It was a tremendous season for both programs as they broke new ground in school history with a conference title and strong showings throughout the year.

“I have been very blessed to work with this group of kids this year,” said Stanford about her teams. “We are going to miss Matt (Gorter) and Zach (Smith). They have done a great job leading this team and preparing our freshman.”

Awards:

USA South Runner of the Week Beth Burgess (3 times - Sept. 16, Sept. 30, Oct. 21) Stephen Dillon (Sept. 30)

All-Conference - Men Stephen Dillon - 1st team Zach Smith - 1st team Matt Gorter - 1st team Jack Williams - 2nd team; All-Sportsmanship

All-Conference - Women Beth Burgess - 1st team Spookie Eaves - 1st team Esther Anderson - 2nd team Anna Hankal - 2nd team Ruthie Cargill - All-Sportsmanship

CoSIDA Academic All-District Beth Burgess

USTFCCCA All-Academic Beth Burgess

USTFCCCA Scholar Teams: Men’s team Women’s team

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Season Stats/Results - WomenCovenant College Aug. 30 Sept. 7 Sept. 14 Sept. 28 Oct. 5 Oct. 19 Nov. 2 Nov. 16Women's Cross Country Scots Opener Sewanee Inv. North Ga. Inv. Greensboro Inv. Maryville Inv. Berry Viking Open USA South Champ. NCAA South Reg.(2013 Final Stats) (2-mile) 6k 5k 5k 6k 6k 6k 6k

Covenant Place 1 of 2 6 of 8 3 of 6 1 of 6 (D3) 1 of 7 T-8 of 21 2 of 8 18 of 27Team Champion Covenant Emory Univ. of North Ga. Covenant Covenant Georgia Meredith Trinity (Texas)Total Runners 24 88 59 86 67 178 77 181Winning Time 13:28.6 24:25.6 19:52.6 18:49.6 25:51.4 22:28.2 24:51.1 21:33.9

Esther Anderson 3rd/24 33rd/88 12th/59 16th/86 4th/67 43rd/178 11th/77 110th/181So., Terre Haute, Ind. 13:57.9 27:03.0 21:13.1 20:33.9 26:38.0 25:18.2 26:25.1 25:46.7

Natalie Barkmann 9th/24 71st/88 28th/59 30th/86 19th/67 74th/178 33rd/77 154th/181Fr., The Woodlands, Texas 15:17.9 31:01.9 22:44.1 21:30.4 28:51.5 26:48.4 28:06.7 27:29.4

Grace Bodron 6th/24 47th/88 25th/59 31st/86 9th/67 99th/178 40th/77 DNRFr., Heber Springs, Ark. 14:23.2 27:58.5 22:19.9 21:34.6 27:41.0 27:48.0 29:21.2

Beth Burgess 2nd/24 22nd/88 7th/59 8th/86 1st/67 33rd/178 1st/77 42nd/181Jr., Nicholasville, Ky. 13:44.1 26:10.1 20:49.0 19:57.4 25:51.4 24:49.3 24:51.1 23:58.0

Ruthie Cargill 8th/24 63rd/88 34th/59 36th/86 13th/67 84th/178 29th/77 171st/181So., Lancaster, Pa. 14:32.2 29:27.0 23:19.5 21:54.2 27:58.5 27:05.9 27:46.5 28:34.3

Damaris Dernlan DNR DNR DNR DNR DNR DNR DNR DNRFr., St. Louis, Mo.

Spookie Eaves 1st/24 29th/88 DNR DNR 2nd/67 35th/178 5th/77 65th/181So., Lakeland, Fla. 13:28.6 26:48:77 26:27.1 24:57.4 25:27.0 24:29.0

Anna Hankal 5th/24 32nd/88 13th/59 26th/86 6th/67 51st/178 13th/77 82nd/181Fr., Powder Springs, Ga. 14:15.3 26:58.4 21:22.8 21.08.15 27:17.2 25:39.9 26:29.7 25:01.2

Emily Shelden 17th/24 80/88 49th/59 DNR 47th/67 DNR 48th/77 DNRSo., Tacoma, Wash. 17:02.8 34:21.8 25.55.7 32:23.0 31:24.6

Holly Smith 18th/24 76/88 42th/59 51st/86 30th/67 123rd/178 38th/77 DNRFr., Lewis-McChord, Wash. 17:19.5 32:02.6 24.22.7 23:07.5 30:11.6 29:05.7 29:02.9

Alicia Zanoni 15th/24 79th/88 44th/59 58th/86 39th/67 116th/178 34th/77 161st/181Jr., Knoxville, Tenn. 16:29.0 33:45.0 24.42.5 23:52.3 31:12.2 28:40.9 28:31.1 27:53.2

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Season Stats/Results - MenCovenant College Aug. 30 Sept. 7 Sept. 14 Sept. 28 Oct. 5 Oct. 19 Nov. 2 Nov. 16Men's Cross Country Scots Opener Sewanee Inv. North Ga. Inv. Greensboro Inv. Maryville Inv. Berry Viking Open USA South Champ. NCAA South Reg.(2013 Final Stats) (5k) (8k) (8k) (8k) (8k) (8k) (8k) (8k)

Covenant Place 1 of 2 6 of 8 2 of 4 1 of 5 (D3) 2 of 9 13/22 1 of 6 18 of 24Team Champion Covenant Centre Truett-McConnell Covenant Truett-McConnell Tenn. Wesleyan Covenant BridgewaterTotal Runners 18 93 31 84 83 207 52 174Winning Time 18:24.7 27:33.8 28:13.4 26:08.2 27:20.2 25:37.6 27:39.3 24:32.8

Max Conrad 16th/18 81st/93 19th/31 53rd/84 49th/83 134th/207 27th/52 DNRFr., Canton, Ga. 22:53.8 35.07.25 33:13.3 32:25.1 33:31.8 31:24.8 32:18.8

Stephen Dillon 2nd/18 46th/93 4th/31 20th/84 8th/83 67th/207 2nd/52 85th/174Jr., Charlotte, N.C. 18:58.0 31:06.4 29:57.1 28:29.7 29:36.8 28:30.6 27:55.7 27:40.0

Eliot Gardner 14th/18 86th/93 23rd/31 66th/84 73rd/83 187th/207 32nd/52 149th/174Fr., Berea, Ky. 21:47.8 37.16.55 33:55.1 35:02.3 38:14.3 35:35.1 33:01.1 30:46.5

Matt Gorter 4th/18 39th/93 6th/31 24th/84 12th/83 78th/207 6th/52 113th/174Sr., Ridgewood, N.J. 19:12.8 30:30.5 30:44.7 28:58.8 30:18.8 28:51.4 29:11.4 28:32.7

Justin Jantomaso 3rd/18 51st/93 22nd/31 54th/84 31st/83 160th/207 34th/52 DNRFr., Forest, Va. 19:12.2 31:37.5 33:46.9 32:25.6 32:04.2 32:25.9 33:15.3

Si Mitchell 13th/18 69th/93 13th/31 38th/84 50th/83 DNR 47th/52 DNRFr., Annapolis, Md. 21:38.5 33:32.0 31:56.0 30:38.8 33:31.9 38:59.2

Hunter Rasmussen DNR DNR 26th/31 60th/84 48th/63 140th/207 17th/52 130th/174So., Lutz, Fla. 35:06.6 33:57.4 33:27.7 31:39.7 30:40.8 29:42.7

Cody Roberts 15th/18 84th/93 DNR DNR DNR DNR DNR DNRSo., Brandon, Miss. 21:59.7 36.03:58

Zach Smith 9th/18 71st/93 9th/31 27th/84 17th/83 68th/207 5th/52 95th/174Sr., Grovetown, Pa. 20:32.9 33:37.7 31:10:04 29:17.4 30:58.8 28:33.3 28:54.4 27:59.5

Caleb Spykstra 8th/18 79th/93 25th/31 48th/84 44th/83 179th/207 31st/52 161st/174Fr., Leola, Pa. 20:18.2 34:56.3 34:45.3 31:32.6 33:02.0 34:05.8 32:58.2 33:20.0

Charles Taylor DNR DNR DNR DNR DNR 191st/207 40th/52 DNRFr., Cumming, Ga. 37:07.0 35:04.4

Jack Williams 7th/18 68th/93 11th/31 34th/84 26th/83 188th/207 13th/52 133rd/174Jr., Prattville, Ala. 19:49.9 33:32.0 31:41.6 30:18.8 31:41.5 30:28.2 30:05.0 29:48.6

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Conference Team Championships

Year Conference (Association) 2012 *GSAC (NCAA DIII) 2011 *GSAC (NCAA DIII) 2001 AAC (NAIA) 1999 TVAC (NAIA) 1998 TVAC (NAIA) 1995 TVAC (NAIA) 1994 TVAC (NAIA) 1993 TVAC (NAIA) 1992 TVAC (NAIA)

* not eligible for official conference championships due to transition to NCAA Division III

Conference Indiv. Champions (since 2011)

Year Name Conference 2013 Beth Burgess USA South 2011 Tera Woods GSAC

NCAA South Region Finishes

Year Finish Top Runner (Time/Place) 2013 18th/24 Beth Burgess (23:58/42nd)

National Championship Team Appearances

Year Association Finish 2012 NCCAA 27th/35 2011 NCCAA 15th/25 2010 NCCAA 15th/21 2009 NCCAA 8th/19 1992 NCCAA 12th/15 1991 NCCAA 13th/14 1985 NCCAA 10th/10 1984 NCCAA Unknown

National Championship Indiv. Appearances

Year Name Assoc. Finish 2004 Anna Garriott NAIA 195th 2003 Rebecca Roos NAIA 212th 2002 Rebecca Roos NAIA 49th 2001 Rebecca Roos NAIA 80th 2001 Jane Turner NAIA 98th 2000 Kristyn Borger NAIA 112th 1999 Kristyn Borger NAIA 109th 1998 Kristyn Borger NAIA 158th 1996 Carolyn Hubbard NAIA 257th 1995 Abby Reeder NAIA 106th 1994 Abby Reeder NAIA 199th 1993 Aimee Ankiewicz NAIA 261st 1992 Aimee Ankiewicz NAIA 234th 1991 Wendy Thomas NAIA Unknown 1991 Desiree Toms NAIA Unknown 1986 Unknown NCCAA -

NCCAA All-Americans

Year Name Team 2010 Hannah Matthews 2nd 2009 Hannah Matthews 1st

Program Record Times - 5000 meter

Time Runner Event 18:50 Hannah Matthews 2009 NCCAA Nationals


Time Runner Event 23:58 Beth Burgess 2013 NCAA South Regional 24:00 Hannah Matthews 2010 Sewanee Invitational

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Conference Team Championships

Year Conference (Association) 2013 USA South (NCAA DIII) 2010 *GSAC (NCAA DIII) 1999 TVAC (NAIA) 1995 TVAC (NAIA) 1994 TVAC (NAIA) 1993 TVAC (NAIA) 1992 TVAC (NAIA) 1973 Southern Christian Athletic

* not eligible for official conference championships due to transition to NCAA Division III

Conference Indiv. Champions (since 2010)

Year Name Conference 2010 Jonathan Preg GSAC

NCAA South Region Finishes

Year Finish Top Runner (Time/Place) 2013 18th/24 Stephen Dillon (27:39.9/85th)

National Championship Team Appearances

Year Association Finish 2012 NCCAA 32nd/39 2011 NCCAA 19th/30 2010 NCCAA 10th/28 2009 NCCAA 13th/23 1992 NCCAA 17th/19 1991 NCCAA 17th/18 1985 NCCAA 13th/16 1984 NCCAA 13th/14 1983 NCCAA 13th 1982 NCCAA 13th/15 1981 NCCAA 13th/14 1973 NCCAA 10th/10

National Championship Indiv. Appearances

Year Name Assoc. Finish 2008 Matt Katzenberger NAIA 140th 2006 Patrick Hall NAIA 144th 2005 Patrick Hall NAIA 185th 2003 Scott Borger NAIA 216th 2003 Jason Mitchell NAIA 128th 2002 Jason Mitchell NAIA 154th 2000 Brad Williams NAIA 171st 1995 Phil Gelston NAIA 270th 1994 Eddy Hilger NAIA 108th 1993 Ben Kaufmann NAIA 202nd 1992 Ben Kaufmann NAIA 280th 1986 Unknown NCCAA - 1985 Dave Vila NAIA 206th 1984 Dave Vila NAIA 163rd 1982 David Taylor NAIA 126th

All-Americans

Year Name Assoc. Team 2010 Jonathan Preg NCCAA 2nd 1983 David Taylor NAIA - 1982 David Taylor NCCAA 1st


Time Runner Year 25:48 David Taylor 1982 26:31 Dave Vila 1985

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USA South All-Conference Awards

Year Name Team 2013 Beth Burgess 1st 2013 Spookie Eaves 1st 2013 Esther Anderson 2nd 2013 Anna Hankal 2nd 2013 Ruthie Cargill All-Sportsmanship

USA South Runner of the Week

Year Name Date 2013 Beth Burgess Sept. 16 2013 Beth Burgess Sept. 30 2013 Beth Burgess Oct. 21

USA South All-Academic

Year Name 2013-14 Esther Anderson, Natalie Barkmann, Beth Burgess, Ruthie Cargill, Damaris Dernlan, Anna Hankal, Emily Shelden, Holly Smith

CoSIDA Academic All-District

Year Name 2013-14 Beth Burgess

USTFCCCA All-Academic

Year Name 2013-14 Beth Burgess

Cpnference Runner of the Year

Year Name Conf. 2011 Tera Woods GSAC

Previous All-Conference Awards (since 2001)

Year Name Conf. Team 2012 Beth Burgess GSAC All-Conf. 2012 Spookie Eaves GSAC All-Conf. 2012 Spookie Eaves GSAC All-Fresh 2012 Melanie White GSAC All-Fresh 2011 Tera Woods GSAC All-Conf. 2011 Beth Burgess GSAC All-Conf. 2011 Emily Davis GSAC All-Conf. 2011 Aften Whitmore GSAC All-Conf. 2011 Beth Burgess GSAC All-Fresh 2008 Kelly Gillikin AAC All-Fresh 2008 Tera Woods AAC All-Fresh 2007 Kerri Aldridge AAC All-Fresh 2004 Anna Garriott AAC All-Conf. 2004 Katie Mastin AAC All-Conf. 2004 Katie Mastin AAC All-Fresh 2002 Anna Garriott AAC All-Conf. 2002 Rebecca Roos AAC All-Conf. 2002 Amanda Whitehead AAC All-Conf. 2001 Rebecca Roos AAC All-Conf. 2001 Jane Turner AAC All-Conf. 2001 Shelly Brown AAC All-Fresh 2001 Kim Fieldhouse AAC All-Fresh 2001 Rebecca Roos AAC All-Fresh 2001 Amanda Whitehead AAC All-Fresh

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USA South All-Conference Awards

Year Name Team 2013 Stephen Dillon 1st 2013 Matt Gorter 1st 2013 Zach Smith 1st 2013 Jack Williams 2nd 2013 Jack Williams All-Sportsmanship

USA South Runner of the Week

Year Name Date 2013 Stephen Dillon Sept. 30

USA South All-Academic

Year Name 2013-14 Eliot Gardner, Matt Gorter, Si Mitchell, Hunter Rasmussen, Caleb Spykstra, Charles Taylor

Previous All-Conference Awards (since 2001)

Year Name Conf. Team 2011 Stephen Dillon GSAC All-Conf. 2011 Zach Smith GSAC All-Conf. 2011 Stephen Dillon GSAC All-Fresh 2011 Stephen Harper GSAC All-Fresh 2008 Matt Katzenberger AAC All-Conf. 2008 James Downs AAC All-Fresh 2006 Patrick Hall AAC All-Conf. 2006 David Barr AAC All-Fresh 2002 Jason Mitchell AAC All-Conf. 2001 Jonathan Hubbard AAC All-Conf. 2001 Scott Borger AAC All-Fresh 2001 Cal Marshall AAC All-Fresh

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Coaching History - Men/Women

Name Seasons Katie Stanford 3 (2011-Present) Scott Williams 1 (2010) Debby Vannoy 4 (2006-2009) Jason Mitchell 1 (2005) David Taylor 12 (1992-1996, 1998-2004) Eddy Hilger 1 (1997) Steve Thomas 2 (1990-1991) Rodney Miller 2 (1988-1989) Jim Wildeman 4 (1983-1986) Bill Anderson 1 (1982) Greg Heath 2 (1980-1981) Al Mawhinney 5 (1975-1979) Charles Anderson 7 (1965, 1967, 1969-1970, 1972-1974)

Notes: Missing teams in 1966, 1968 and 1987. Women’s program first appeared in 1984. Coaches listed ran both programs.

David Taylor coached both cross country programs for 12 years after being a two-time All-American in the 1980s.

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Hannah Matthews is the only women’s runner to earn All-American status as she was a two-time NCCAA All-American. _______________________________

Rebecca Roos ran from 2001-04 and qualified for the NAIA Championships twice (2002 and 2003).

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Notes: 1986-88 seasons are missing

Have additional info? Contact Sports Information Director Andrew Mindeman at [email protected]

Tera Woods was the 2011 GSAC Runner of the Year and ran from 2008-11.

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Adams, Todd 1978 Albrite, Wade 1985 Alexander, Rod 1970 Alexander, Terry 1965 Allen, Larry 1983 Allen, Philip 2011 Arial, Rob 1986

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Badenoch, Lester 1979-81 Barker, Matt 1981,83-84 Barker, Will 1972-73 Barnes, Lonnie 1970 Barnett, Isaac 2006-07 Barnett, Zach 2008-10 Barr, David 2006 Belcher, Richard 1974 Benson, Kyle 2011 Bentson, Rhett 1996 Beverly, Nathan 2006-07 Birchler, George 1967 Borger, Scott 2001-04 Bossom, Stephen 2006-08 Brown, Jacob 2006 Bruhn, Ben 2003-05

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Elwell, Enoch 2006-09 Elzinga, Sean 1989 Emerson, Dan 1995,97 Erickson, Marc 1990

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Gardner, Eliot 2013 Gelston, Phil 1995,97 Gorter, Matt 2010-11,13 Grady, Tom 1978-79 Graham, Christian 1976-77 Greenhawk, Ron 1969 Groenendyk, Jake 2010-11 Gutillo, David 1980

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Radke, Ron 1982 Ramsey, Kevin 1992-93 Ramsey, Patrick 1991 Ramsey, Rory 1989 Rasmussen, Hunter 2013 Regitko, Brian 1976-77,79 Ribet, George 1993 Richmond, Rob 1992 Riggs, Toby 1994-95 Rissmiller, Jim 1972 Robbins, Jerry 1979-82 Roberts, Brett 2009 Roberts, Cody 2013 Robertstad, Sam 1994 Ross, Jordan 1998-99 Rowton, Rob 1991 Rutgers, Bert 2004

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Sanders, Andrew 2012 Shapiro, Matthias 1998 Shelden, Nate 2012 Sikkema, Jake 2012 Singleton, Clay 1991 Slenker, Jeff 1979 Smallman, Steve 1980 Smith, Frank 1974-75 Smith, Zach 2010-11,13 Sotelo, Tim 1997 Spykstra, Caleb 2013 Stein, John 1985 Stein, Paul 1985-86 Stephens, Coty 2008 Stout, Brad 1993-95 Struck, Chip 1974-75 Struck, Ethan 2002 Sunder, Ed 1989

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Zellner, Joe 1967

Notes: 1966, 1968, 1971 and 1987-88 seasons are missing

Have additional info? Contact Sports Information Director Andrew Mindeman at [email protected]

David Taylor competed from 1980-83 and was an NCCAA and NAIA All-American. He later coached both cross country teams for 12 years.

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Parents/Boosters/Alumni/FansAre you a Booster?

A booster is an individual that:

• Promotes Covenant athletics program.• Makes a financial contribution to Covenant athletics or its booster organizations.• Assists in the recruitment of prospects for Covenant.• Provides benefits (e.g., jobs, occasional meals) to enrolled student-athletes.Once a booster.....Always a booster. It is important to remember that once an individual has been identified as a booster, he or she retains that status forever.

If you have questions whether you are considered a booster of Covenant Athletics or if you have questions about what you may or may not do as a booster, please feel free to contact the Compliance Office at [email protected].

What is an extra benefit?

Fans and boosters may not provide anything to prospects or currently enrolled student-athletes (or their families) without prior approval from the Compliance Office. If a student-athlete and/or his or her family accepts any benefits of special consideration (e.g., transportation, clothing, money, meals, etc.) based on his or her athletic skill, the student-athlete will lose his or her eligibility and Covenant will be subject to NCAA penalties.

Extra benefits can include, but, are not limited to:

• Money, gifts, clothing, tickets for entertainment, haircut, and use of a car.• Free or reduced-cost room or board anywhere.• Free or reduced-cost merchandise or services.• Use of Athletics Department copy/fax machines, long distance telephone services or free use of a cell phone.• Typing or editing reports, papers, letters, etc. for a student-athlete.• A loan of money or the consigning of a note to arrange a loan.• The sale or trade of complimentary admissions for merchandise, services or debt repayment.• The sale or trade of ANY items a student-athlete has received for his or her participation in athletics (e.g., gear, clothing, awards).This list is not exhaustive. Please refrain from offering prospects and/or current student-athletes and their families and friends anything that is not available to all students or the general public.

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2014 Schedule

Date Event Location Time 8/29 MOUNTAINTOP INVITATIONAL Lookout Mountain, GA W-6:00 PM/M-6:30 PM9/6 at Sewanee Invitational Sewanee, TN W-10:00 AM/M-11:00 AM9/13 at Saucony Invitational Helen, GA W-8:45 AM/M-8:00 AM9/27 at UNG Invitational Oakwood, GA W-8:15 AM/M-9:00 AM10/4 at Maryville Invitational Maryville, TN W-9:15 AM/M-10:15 AM10/18 at Berry College Viking Open Rome, GA W-9:30 AM/M-8:45 AM11/1 at USA South Championships Greensboro, NC W-11:00 AM/M-12:00 PM11/15 at NCAA DIII South Regional Rome, GA W-11:00 AM/M-12:00 PM

Documents

2014 Covenant Cross Country Media Guide