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��General Information
Quick Facts
Table of Contents
General Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Media Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Facilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Women’s Indoor Top 5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Women’s Outdoor Top 5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Men’s Indoor Top 5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Men’s Outdoor Top 5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Women’s Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Men’s Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Cross Country Honors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Track and Field Honors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
All-Time OVC Champions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Colonels at NCAA Championships . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Women’s OVC Cross Country Results . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Men’s OVC Cross Country Results . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Women’s Indoor OVC Track and Field Results . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Women’s Outdoor OVC Track and Field Results . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Men’s Indoor OVC Track and Field Results . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Men’s Outdoor OVC Track and Field Results . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
EKU Athletics Hall of Fame . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
General Information
Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Ky.
Founded . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1906
Enrollment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17,034
Nickname . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Colonels
Colors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Maroon and White
Affiliation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NCAA Division I
Conference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ohio Valley
President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dr. Michael T. Benson
Director of Athletics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Stephen Lochmueller
Team Information
Head Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cory Erdmann
Email . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . cory.erdmann@eku.edu
Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tito Medrano
Email . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . francisco.medrano@eku.edu
Assistant Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sebek O’Jike Maat
Email . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . sebek.maat@eku.edu
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Graduate Assistant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TJ Dozier
Head Coach Emeritus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rick Erdmann
Dallas Robinson (left) and Ole Hesselbjerg (right) are two the most recent EKU track and field alums to compete at the Olympics
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Media Contact Information
How to Get to EKU
Athletics Public Relations Contact – Steve Fohl
Work Phone . . . . . 859-622-1253 Cell Phone . . . . . . 859-200-1958
E-mail . . . . . steve.fohl@eku.edu Fax . . . . . . . . . . . . . 859-622-5108
From Cincinnati, Ohio and Points North:
Take I-75 South through Lexington, Ky. Continue south on
I-75 Richmond/Knoxville to exit #87 (second Richmond exit).
Make a left and cross over the interstate heading east on the
Richmond bypass for one mile and you will see the main EKU
campus on the left.
Important Phone Numbers
Athletic Department . . . . . . . . . . . . 859-622-2120
Ticket Office . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 859-622-2122
Mailing/Shipping Address
521 Lancaster Ave.
Alumni Coliseum 115
Richmond, KY 40475
From Huntington, W.Va., and Points East:
Take I-64 West for 104 miles to exit #96 (Fort Boonesborough
S.P.) and remain on State Highway 627 until intersecting I-75
at exit #95. Take I-75 South to exit #87 (second Richmond exit).
Make a left and cross over the interstate heading east on the
Richmond bypass for one mile and you will see the main EKU
campus on the left.
Web Site
www.EKUSports.com
From Lexington, Ky.:
Take I-75 South to exit #87 (second Richmond exit). Make a
left and cross over the interstate heading east on the Richmond
bypass for one mile and you will see the main EKU campus on
the left.
Steve Fohl
XC/TF Contact
From Bowling Green, Ky., and Points West:
Take I-65 North to exit #43 (Glasgow) and travel east on the
Cumberland Parkway through Somerset to exit #41 on I-75.
Travel north on I-75 to exit #87. Turn right at the end of the off
ramp and head east on the Richmond bypass for one mile and
you will see the main EKU campus on the left.
Kevin Britton
Director
www.ekusports.com
Eastern Kentucky’s Athletic Department unveiled its new web
site in the summer of 2008.
The site, which is powered by Sidearm Sports, features the latest news on all the EKU athletic teams. Live stats, feature stories,
rosters, photo galleries and up-to-date schedules are just a few of
the things that can be easily accessed through the site.
The site also features streaming audio for each football game,
streaming video for all home games, press conference video clips
and breaking news as it happens.
Fans can also sign up for an e-mail newsletter service through
the site that will allow them to stay up-to-date on all their favorite
Colonel squads.
EKUSports.com
From Knoxville, Tenn., and Points South:
Take I-75 North approximately 162 miles to exit #87 in Kentucky. Turn right at the end of the off ramp and head east on the
Richmond bypass for one mile and you will see the main EKU
campus on the left.
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�Facilities
Tom Samuels Track
Eastern Kentucky University installed a Mondo Super X rubber track at
its Tom Samuels Track in the summer of 2008. The new surface replaced
an eight-year-old urethane track.
Tom Samuels Track, named in honor of the former EKU football and
track and field coach, was dedicated in 1976. Each June, the track hosts the
Kentucky Special Olympics State Summer Games’ track and field events,
and in May 2009 it was the site for the Ohio Valley Conference Outdoor
Track and Field Championships.
Mondo’s Super X track has been the world’s top track for more than 30
years. Globally recognized as the fastest, most durable and environmentally safest track available, Mondo’s Super X track has been used in the
past eight Olympic Games, including the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
“Many of our athletes have achieved faster times on Mondo tracks, and
we want to provide them with the track that will help them reach top
speeds,” head coach Rick Erdmann said. “Mondo’s rubber surface has a
longer lifespan than urethane tracks, and we were impressed that Mondo
was chosen for the Olympics. That is a testament to the track’s performance and quality.”
Developed to maintain its initial physical properties over its life,
Super X provides consistent performance. The vulcanized natural rubber
surface provides maximum elasticity and unparalleled durability, and
its embossed, textured finish makes it extremely easy to maintain with
no resurfacing required. This high-performance track is renowned for its
shock absorption and optimal energy return, and an ideal blend of speed
and comfort minimizes the occurrence of injuries. More than 1,100 Mondo
Super X tracks have been installed globally, and more than 220 world
records and countless national and personal best records have been set on
Mondo Super X tracks.
EKU’s Mondo Super X track is the only one of its kind in the state of
Kentucky, and it features a brand new Daktronics results board and a
newly renovated disk/hammer ring.
Tom Samuels Track
Cross Country Facilities
The EKU cross country team is blessed with the Wood Chip Trail for
practice and competition. A beautiful, winding one-mile loop, the Wood
Chip Trail is located near the Stratton Building and the police training facilities on the southeast portion of campus. The trail was finished in 2005.
The EKU cross country team hosts its annual relay meet at the Wood Chip
Trail every year in September.
For training purposes, the cross country team uses a 5,000-meter grass
course located on campus near the Wood Chip Trail. The course is prime
for distance training as it features numerous rolling hills. It is also a very
attractive course that boasts four wooden bridges and several tree-lined
stretches while, at one point, weaving around a pond.
“We are very lucky to have two cross country training facilites right
here on campus,” head coach Rick Erdmann said. “Our cross country
student-athletes benefit not only from the quality but from the proximity
of these trails.”
The Wood Chip Trail
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�Women’s Indoor Top 5
60 Meters
1. Rose Gilmore
2.
Nicole Embry
3. Candi Estes
4. Diamond Benjamin
5. Sandra Ward
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2.
3.
4.
5.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
200 Meters
Felecia Hawkins
Diamond Benjamin
Sheri Calhoun
Jackie Humphrey
Nicole Embry
400 Meters
Bianca Forbes
Sheri Calhoun
Tashuana Yapchung
Lakisha Brooks
Charmaine Byer
800 Meters
Picoty Leitich
Jamie King
Carina Schrempf
Lydia Kosgei
Shannon Tobias
7.34
7.40
7.43
7.46
7.50
1985
1993
1994
2010
1981
24.28
24.48
24.61
24.70
24.70
1997
2010
2003
1988
1994
55.55
55.61
55.67
55.74
56.17
2010
2003
2013
2006
1987
2:07.92
2:08.21
2:08.74
2:09.95
2:11.91
2012
1998
2015
2012
2006
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Nicole Embry
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Felecia Hawkins
4.
5.
Diamond Benjamin ran the second-fastest indoor 200 meters time (24.48) in 2010
EKUSports.com
3,000 Meters
Lydia Kosgei
Ann Eason
Charlotte Imer
Lisa Malloy
Christine Snow
Lydia Kosgei
Ann Eason
Charlotte Imer
Ciara Scott
Sarah Blossom
1.
2.
Jamie King
Jamie King
Pam Raglin
Lydia Kosgei
Meggan Grams
Katy Ankrom
5,000 Meters
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Sheri Calhoun
Mile
4:42.90
4:43.31
4:45.57
4:47.18
4:49.14
1998
1987
2012
2018
2008
9:21.40
9:24.78
9:26.98
9:29.39
9:48.41
2012
2013
2018
1989
1987
16:03.66
16:03.77
16:08.51
16:51.23
17:08.79
60-Meter Hurdles
Jackie Humphrey
Gracie Brown
Kenyetta Grigsby
Michelle Westbrook
Cynita Hoskins
8.17
8.41
8.41
8.46
8.53
2012
2015
2017
2017
1999
1987
1986
2001
1991
2003
Katy Ankrom
Lydia Kosgei
Sarah Blossom
Jackie Humphrey
Jackie Humphrey broke EKU’s 60-meter hurdles record in 1987 and went on to
compete in the 1988 Olympics in Seoul
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�Women’s Indoor Top 5
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2.
3.
4.
5.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Shot Put
Angie Barker
Brianna Carmichael
Colleen Beatty
Frenchez Larkin
Alena Galertova
51-11.25
43-6
42-4
40-2.5
39-7.25
Weight Throw
Shannon Hooper
Brianna Carmichael
Tiffany Dumas
Lindsey Stanley
Megan Hunter
54-1.75
52-5.25
47-10.5
42-1.25
40-10.25
2011
2006
2008
2007
2012
19-2.5
19-1.25
19-0.75
18-9
18-7
2011
2018
2003
1985
2010
39-11
38-4
37-11.25
37-3.75
37-2.25
1985
2018
2016
1986
2003
Long Jump
Jazzmin Jeter
Liz Marcinek
Lacsheia Turner
Jackie Humphrey
Morgan Thacker
Triple Jump
Edyth Childress
Darrian Botts
Ashley Woolum
Janiece Gibson
Lacsheia Turner
1986
2006
1995
1984
2015
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Angie Barker
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Tiffany Dumas
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Lacsheia Turner
High Jump
Betty Geohegan
Ashley Woolum
Ebony Jones
Edyth Childress
Clarissa Gregory
Sue Zylstra
Tiffany Mayfield
5-9
5-8.75
5-7.25
5-7
5-6
5-6
5-6
1983
2016
2006
1985
1983
1993
1994
4x400 Meter Relay
Barney, Whitted, Westbrook, Powell
Galertova, Schrempf, Straub, Yapchung
Whitted, Westbrook, Petty, Powell
Humphrey, Byer, Brown, Raglin
Canty, Herd, McCluney, Hawkins
Distance Medley Relay
Goderwis, Grams, Polycarpou, Yost
Kiborus, Kiely, Yost, Grams
Imer, Kiely, Mathisen, Schrempf
Ogbolugo, Herd, Hawkins, King
Barkechir, Forbes, Leitich, Kosgei
Betty Geohegan
3:47.54
3:47.91
3:48.93
3:51.06
3:51.78
1990
2015
1991
1987
1998
11:41.49
11:44.01
11:46.19
11:53.52
11:53.87
2018
2017
2015
1998
2012
Edyth Childress
Pam Raglin ran a 4:43.31 mile in 1987
Angie Barker set the EKU shot put record in 1986
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�Women’s Outdoor Top 5
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2.
3.
4.
5.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
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2.
3.
4.
5.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
100 Meters
Rose Gilmore
Nichole Gibson
Jackie Humphrey
Nicole Embry
Diamond Benjamin
Candi Estes
200 Meters
Sheri Calhoun
Rose Gilmore
Felecia Hawkins
Jackie Humphrey
Nichole Gibson
400 Meters
Charmaine Byer
Sheri Calhoun
Carina Schrempf
Bianca Forbes
Tamiko Powell
800 Meters
Carina Schrempf
Picoty Leitich
Jamie King
Pam Raglin
Julie Mathisen
11.56
11.70
11.79
11.82
11.82
11.84
1983
2005
1988
1994
2011
1994
23.75
23.93
23.94
24.10
24.14
2003
1985
1997
1987
2005
53.46
53.60
54.01
54.24
54.79
1987
2003
2015
2013
1991
2:04.75
2:06.04
2:06.19
2:07.66
2:07.68
2015
2012
1999
1986
2015
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Rose Gilmore
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Sheri Calhoun
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Charmaine Byer
Pam Raglin
Jamie King
Haley Yost
Meggan Grams
Ann Eason
3,000 Meters
Mariann Ostbye
Sue Schaeffer
Lisa Malloy (i)
Tama Clare
Ann Eason
5,000 Meters
Charlotte Imer
Ann Eason
Sue Schaefer
Lydia Kosgei
Luisa Boschan
4:16.84 1986
4:17.76 1998
4:20.03 2018
4:21.00 2018
4:22.49 2014
9:26.0
1983
9:27.0
1978
9:29.39 1989
9:43.9
1991
9:44.73 2014
15:59.32
16:03.87
16:05.0
16:07.14
16:20.98
2017
2014
1978
2011
2017
35:07.64
35:27.69
36:04.18
36:13.15
36:21.28
2015
2011
2014
1999
2018
Pam Raglin
Mariann Ostbye
Sue Schaefer
10,000 Meters
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Jamie King
Rose Gilmore set the EKU 100 meters record in 1983
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1,500 Meters
Una Britton
Kat Pagano
Una Britton
Sarah Blossom
Gladys Cheruiyot
Amy Clements
Picoty Leitich ran a then-record 2:06.04 in the 800 meters in 2012
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�Women’s Outdoor Top 5
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2.
3.
4.
5.
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2.
3.
4.
5.
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2.
3.
4.
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5.
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2.
3.
4.
5.
100-Meter Hurdles
Jackie Humphrey
12.83
Nichole Gibson
13.58
Lutisha Bowen
13.65
Michelle Westbrook 13.74
Cynita Hoskins
13.76
1988
2005
2012
1991
2004
Michelle Westbrook
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Tasha Whitted
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
400-Meter Hurdles
Teri Seippel
Tasha Whitted
Vashti Canty
Nichole Gibson
Iris Amos
58.8
1980
1:00.26 1991
1:00.70 1997
1:00.77 2003
1:01.05 1982
3,000 Steeplechase
Ciara Scott
Cecile Chevillard
Wendee Embry
Jackline Barkechir
Erica Nichols
Shot Put
Angie Barker (i)
Frenchez Larkin
Brianna Carmichael
Colleen Beatty (i)
Alena Galertova
Discus
Kathy Dodsworth
Angie Barker
Colleen Beatty
Tiffany Dumas
Shannon Hooper
10:22.25
10:25.08
11:05.83
12:17.00
12:19.57
2018
2014
2005
2010
2010
51-11.25
44-10.50
44-5.25
42-4
39-8.75
1986
1984
2006
1995
2016
166-1
150-4
141-4
140-2
136-8
1999
1986
1995
2006
2011
4x100 Meter Relay
Howard, Embry, Fomby, Estes
Romby, Embry, Thomas, Estes
Romby, Embry, Whitted, Estes
Chuku, Bailey, Gibson, Calhoun
Westbrook, Petty, Whitted, Estes
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Wendee Embry
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Angie Barker
1.
2.
Kathy Dodsworth
45.59
45.63
45.71
45.93
45.96
5.
1993
1993
1992
2003
1991
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
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Javelin
Angie Barker
Alena Galertova
Marie Geisler
Beth Hull
Lindsey Stanley
148-8
138-2
132-10
124-4
120-8
Hammer Throw
Shannon Hooper
Megan Hunter
Hannah Cook
Tiffany Dumas
Shauna Hooper
Long Jump
Liz Marcinek
Jazzmin Jeter
Teri Seippel
Lacsheia Turner
Donna Schuh
Jackie Humphrey
Triple Jump
Edyth Childress
Ashley Woolum
Janiece Gibson
Darrian Botts
Maryssa Stewart
High Jump
Clarissa Gregory
Teri Seippel
Betty Geohegan (i)
Ebony Jones
Edyth Childress
Sue Zylstra
Tiffany Mayfield
1986
2015
1979
2003
2005
158-4.5
133-2
131-7
130-5.75
120-8.75
2011
2014
2018
2007
2012
19-9.75
19-6
19-6
19-3.5
19-2.75
19-0
2018
2012
1980
2003
1986
1984
40-4
38-11
38-7.75
38-4.75
38-1.25
1985
2016
1986
2017
2016
5-11.25
5-9
5-9
5-9
5-8
5-8
5-8
1983
1979
1983
2005
1985
1993
1994
4x400 Meter Relay
Whitted, Barney, Westbrook, Powell
Whitted, Petty, Estes, Powell
Whitted, Petty, Westbrook, Powell
Byer, Humphrey, Johnson, Beach
Byer, Humphrey, Johnson, Raglin
Angie Barker
Shannon Hooper
Teri Seippel
Edyth Childress
Clarissa Gregory
3:42.0
3:43.40
3:43.50
3:43.62
3:43.68
1990
1991
1991
1987
1986
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�Men’s Indoor Top 5
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
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2.
3.
4.
5.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
60 Meters
Marvin Elmore
Rick White
Lorenzo Combs
Shannon Davis
Stan Pringle
200 Meters
Dallas Robinson
Shannon Davis
Gaffel Hippolyte
Dan Pallex
Arnold Payne
400 Meters
Arnold Payne
Gaffel Hippolyte
Leon Pullen
Kevin Johnson
Mike Carter
800 Meters
Peter Sigilai
Steve Maina
Elkana Kurgat
Nickson Rotich
Daniel Blochwitz
6.71
6.74
6.75
6.76
6.77
2004
1982
1981
2009
1983
21.35
21.55
21.72
21.74
21.82
2005
2009
1997
2003
1995
46.71
47.32
47.68
47.85
48.04
1995
1997
1995
1983
1988
1:48.58
1:49.58
1:50.41
1:50.81
1:51.03
2012
2006
2008
2017
1999
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Rick White
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Gaffel Hippolyte
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Arnold Payne
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Daniel Blochwitz
Soufiane Bouchikhi holds three EKU indoor records (mile, 3,000 meters, 5,000
meters)
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Mile
Soufiane Bouchikhi
Burkhard Wagner
Peter Sigilai
Kenneth Anderson
Mads Taersboel
4:02.90
4:03.37
4:03.60
4:05.1
4:05.31
3,000 Meters
Soufiane Bouchikhi 7:53.99
Jacob Korir
7.58.25
Wade Meddles
8:03.05
Evans Kiptoo
8:04.01
Amos Kosgey
8:08.20
5,000 Meters
Soufiane Bouchikhi
Jacob Korir
Jaime Escriche
Wade Meddles
Erick Rotich
13:46.06
13:48.13
13:56.61
14:04.46
14:09.41
60-Meter Hurdles
Sam Bailey
Dennis Toole
Stanley Moore
Mike VanKrutchen
Garry Moore
Jeff Wright
7.84
7.85
7.89
7.98
8.05
8.05
2012
1991
2012
1966
2013
Kenneth Anderson
2012
2006
2013
2009
2015
2012
2008
2016
2014
2017
1983
1992
1978
2008
1978
1978
Rick White ranks second on EKU’s indoor 100 meters list (6.74)
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Evans Kiptoo
Jacob Korir
Sam Bailey
�Men’s Indoor Top 5
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Shot Put
Scott DeCanadia
Dave Stebing
Dennis Graham
Brian Dowds
Van Foster
Weight Throw
Randy Hopkins
Devin Gainer
Chaz Grider
Jacob Bane
Sheldon Fleming
Long Jump
Wilbur Davis
Keith Burton
Larry White
Hilary Mawindi
Vince Scott
Triple Jump
Chris Goodwin
Hilary Mawindi
Jeff Goodwin
Keith Burton
Larry White
55-6
53-8
53-6.25
53-5.75
49-10.50
1977
1971
1979
1979
1979
54-1.5
49-2.5
46-9
45-3.25
43-11.75
2009
2010
2011
2008
2017
25-3
24-11
24-4.50
24-4.50
24-3
1969
1980
1984
1995
1985
51-8
51-5
51-3
50-4.50
50-4
1978
1995
1986
1980
1984
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Scott DeCanadia
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Randy Hopkins
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Wilbur Davis
High Jump
Ken Glover
Tequan Claitt
Ken Wilson
Laird McLean
Mike Powell
7-4.25
7-3
7-0
6-11
6-10
1981
2018
1983
1983
1978
4x400 Meter Relay
White, Pullen, Lucas, Payne
Toole, Pullen, Lucas, Payne
Gilchrist, Jones, Forrest, Lewis
Jackson, Serrano, Goodwin, Carter
Davis, Pullen, Lucas, Payne
Ken Glover
3:12.82
3:13.02
3:13.16
3:13.18
3:13.22
1994
1994
1982
1987
1995
Distance Medley Relay
Abascal, Winiger, Rotich, Abrahamsen 9:53.26 2017
Cheruiyot, Cooper, Sigliai, Bouchikhi 9:54.42 2012
Abascal, Koringo, Lee, Winiger
9:56.07 2018
Maina, Hawkins, Kurgat, Korir
10:01.46 2008
Rengifo, Hawkins, Willis, Bouchikhi
10:05.27 2010
Chris Goodwin
Gerry Cooper was a member of one of the top EKU DMR teams in 2012
Randy Hopkins holds the EKU indoor weight throw record
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�Men’s Outdoor Top 5
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
100 Meters
Rick White
Roosevelt Turner
Shannon Davis
Dallas Robinson
Marvin Elmore
10.32
10.38
10.39
10.40
10.43
1983
2002
2008
2005
2004
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
1,500 Meters
Burkhard Wagner
Andreas Mueller
Tom Koringo
Chris Rengifo
Grant Colehour
3:41.25
3:44.6
3:45.72
3:45.75
3:46.4 c
1991
1984
2015
2010
1969
Rick White
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
200 Meters
Shannon Davis
Tyrone Harbut
Dallas Robinson
Otis Jones
Roosevelt Turner
20.68
20.80 c
21.04
21.16
21.25
Burkhard Wagner
2008
1973
2004
1981
2002
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Tyrone Harbut
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
400 Meters
Arnold Payne
Leon Pullen
Bryan Robinson
Tyrone Harbut
Clarence Lampkin
45.83
46.61
47.01
47.10 c
47.26
5,000 Meters
Jacob Korir
Soufiane Bouchikhi
Wade Meddles
Ben Cheruiyot
Jamaine Coleman
13:29.12
13:33.09
13:46.27
13:47.62
13:50.80
2008
2014
2014
2012
2018
Ben Cheruiyot
1995
1993
1976
1974
1967
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
10,000 Meters
Jacob Korir
Soufiane Bouchikhi
Amos Kosgey
Ben Cheruiyot
Addison Monroe
28:04.47
28:35.91
29:10.87
29:38.47
29:40.11
2008
2012
2015
2012
2018
Leon Pullen
800 Meters
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Jeff Goodwin
KennethAndersson
Kelvin Lewis
Nickson Rotich
Steve Maina
1:47.75
1:48.2
1:49.22
1:49.52
1:49.58
Jacob Korir
1987
1966
1981
2017
2004
1.
2.
3.
3.
4.
Jeff Goodwin
Joseph Maina
EKUSports.com
3,000 Steeplechase
Ole Hesselbjerg
Jamaine Coleman
Jakob Abrahamsen
Ben Toroitich
Ken Silvious
8:33.22
8:33.52
8:34.04
8:37.03
8:44.7
2015
2018
2016
2012
1970
Ole Hesselbjerg
Ken Silvious held the EKU steeplechase record (8:44.7) from 1970-2012
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1.
2.
3.
4.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
100-Meter Hurdles
Garry Moore
Chris Franklin
Sam Bailey
Dennis Toole
Maurice Phillips
13.85
14.01
14.13
14.14
14.14
400-Meter Hurdles
Daniel Blochwitz
Chris Franklin
Rod Davis
Dean Marelli
Bill Catlett
50.61
51.29
51.73
52.28
52.35
1977
2004
1982
1993
1991
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Dennis Toole
Hammer Throw
Chaz Grider
Cory McKinney
Elijah Gibbs
Devin Gainer
Ryan Goeke
133-4.75
128-8
124-10
116-6
105-10
2012
2015
2015
2010
2015
Chaz Grider
1996
2004
1995
1993
1977
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Long Jump
Wilbur Davis
Larry White
Hilary Mawindi
Keith Burton (i)
Mark Morris
25-3
25-1
25-0.50
24-11
24-7.50
1966
1985
1995
1980
1986
52-4.75
51-9.50
51-3
51-0.50
50-5.75
1980
1995
1986
1984
1981
Daniel Blochwitz
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Shot Put
Scott DeCanadia
Dennis Graham
Dave Stebing
Brian Dowds (i)
J.C. Hardin
56-7
56-0.50
53-8
53-5.75
52-4.50
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
1978
1979
1971
1979
1973
Triple Jump
Chris Goodwin
Hilary Mawindi (i)
Jeff Goodwin (i)
Larry White
Rick Estes
Scott DeCanadia
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Discus
Brian Dowds
J.C. Hardin
Ron Wilson
Dave Perkins
Tom Kerns
Javelin
Frank Powers
Dennis Roberts
Tom Roggy
Tim Wagner
Van Foster
167-0
159-2
157-1
156-7
156-3
1980
1975
1978
1982
1976
226-6
220-9
202-6
199-2
199-1
1975
1975
1978
1973
1978
1.
1.
2.
4.
5.
J.C. Hardin
High Jump
Tequan Claitt
Ken Glover
Ken Wilson
Laird McLean
Mike Howell
7-5.75
7-5
7-2
7-0
6-11.75
2017
1982
1984
1985
1978
Larry White
Chris Goodwin
Ken Wilson
Frank Powers
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�Women’s Record Books
Indoor
Outdoor
55 Meters
Rose Gilmore
6.84
1985
100 Meters
Rose Gilmore
11.56
1983
60 Meters
Rose Gilmore
7.34
1983
200 Meters
Sheri Calhoun
23.75
2003
55-Meter Hurdles
Jackie Humphrey
7.64
1987
400 Meters
Charmaine Byer
53.46
1987
60-Meter Hurdles
Jackie Humphrey
8.17
1987
800 Meters
Carina Schrempf
2:04.75
2015
200 Meters
Felecia Hawkins
24.28
1997
1,500 Meters
Pam Raglin
4:16.84
1986
300 Meters
Rose Gilmore
41.06
1985
3,000 Meters
Marianne Ostbye
9:26.0
1983
400 Meters
Bianca Forbes
55.55
2010
5,000 Meters
Charlotte Imer
15:59.32
2017
500 Meters
Charmaine Byer
1:13.90
1987
10,000 Meters
Una Britton
35:07.64
2015
800 Meters
Picoty Leitich
2:07.92
2012
3,000 Steeplechase
Ciara Scott
10:22.25
2018
1,000 Meters
Pam Raglin
2:45.72
1987
100-Meter Hurdles
Jackie Humphrey
12.83
1988
Mile
Jamie King
4:42.90
1998
400-Meter Hurdles
Teri Seippel
58.8
1980
3,000 Meters
Lydia Kosgei
9:21.40
2012
Shot Put
Angie Barker
51-11
1986
5,000 Meters
Lydia Kosgei
16:03.66
2012
Discus
Kathy Dodsworth
166-1
1999
Long Jump
Jazzmin Jeter
19-2.5
2011
Javelin
Angie Barker
148-8
1986
Triple Jump
Edyth Childress
39-11
1985
Long Jump
Liz Marcinek
19-9.75
2018
High Jump
Betty Geohegan
5-9
1983
Triple Jump
Edyth Childress
40-4
1985
Shot Put
Angie Barker
51-11
1986
High Jump
Clarissa Gregory
5-11
1983
Heptathlon
Alena Galertova
4916
2016
45.59
1993
1:37.03
2003
3:42.0
1990
8:47.33
1987
18:24.39
1987
20:07.2
1984
Sprint Medley (100, 100, 200, 400)
Johnson, Stewart, Gregory, Burden
1:44.0
1984
Sprint Medley (200, 200, 400, 800)
Moore, McCluney, Hawkins, King
3:54.13
1998
Distance Medley (800, 400, 1200, 1600)
Johnson, Byer, Davis, Raglin
11:22.48
1987
4 x 100 Meter Shuttle Hurdle
Humphrey, Robinson, Brown, Gibson
56.4
1986
Relays
4 x 200 Humphrey, Byer, Robinson, Brown
1:41.90
1987
4 x 400 Barney, Whitted, Westbrook, Powell
3:47.54
1990
4 x 800 Byer, Raglin, Johnson, Davis
8:50.2
1987
Sprint Medley (200, 200, 400, 800)
Byer, Robinson, Humphrey, Raglin
4:00.1
1987
11:41.49
2018
30.24
1987
Distance Medley (1200, 800, 400, 1600)
Goderwis, Grams, Polycarpou, Yost
4 x 55 Meter Shuttle Hurdle
Humphrey, Robinson, Byer, Brown (World Best)
Felicia Hawkins holds the EKU
record in the 200 meters
EKUSports.com
Una Britton broke the EKU 10,000
meters record in 2015
Relays
4 x 100 Howard, Embry, Fomby, Estes
4 x 200 Bailey, Gibson, Chuku, Calhoun
4 x 400 Whitted, Barney, Westbrook,Powell
4 x 800 Raglin, Johnson, Davis, Jones
4 x 1,500 Raglin, Davis, Snow, Jones
4 x 1,600 Davis, Pazarentzos, Lane, Raglin
From left: Melanie Bailey, Sheri Calhoun, Onyinyechi Chuku and
Nichole Gibson set the school record in the 4 x 200 meter relay in 2003
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�Men’s Record Books
Indoor
Outdoor
55 Meters
Rick White
6.28
1982
100 Meters
Rick White
10.32
1983
60 Meters
Marvin Elmore
6.71
2004
200 Meters
Shannon Davis
20.68
2008
Sam Bailey
7.33
1983
400 Meters
Arnold Payne
45.83
1995
200 Meters
Dallas Robinson
21.35
2005
800 Meters
Jeff Goodwin
1:47.75
1987
300 Meters
Kevin Johnson
30.29
1983
1,500 Meters
Burkhard Wagner
3:41.25
1991
400 Meters
Arnold Payne
46.71
1995
Mile
Burkhard Wagner
3:59.5
1991
500 Meters
Jeff Goodwin
1:02.76
1986
5,000 Meters
Jacob Korir
13:29.12
2008
600 Yards
Ray Johnson
1:10.0
1981
10,000 Meters
Jacob Korir
28:04.47
2008
800 Meters
Peter Sigilai
1:48.58
2012
3,000 Steeplechase
Ole Hesselbjerg
8:33.22
2015
Roger Chapman
2:10.46
1986
110-Meter Hurdles
Garry Moore
13.85
1977
Mile
Soufiane Bouchikhi
4:02.90
2012
400-Meter Hurdles
Daniel Blochwitz
50.61
1996
3,000 Meters
Soufiane Bouchikhi
7:53.99
2012
High Jump
Tequan Claitt
7-5.75
2017
3,200 Meters
Grant Colehour
8:53.2
1969
Pole Vault
Dave Holt
16-1
1984
5,000 Meters
Soufiane Bouchikhi
13:46.06
2012
Shot Put
Scott DeCandia
56-7
1978
Scott DeCandia
55-6
1977
Discus
Brian Dowds
167-0
1980
High Jump
Ken Glover
7-4.25
1981
Javelin
Frank Powers
226-6
1975
Pole Vault
Dave Holt
15-0.25
1982
Long Jump
Wilbur Davis
25-3
1966
Wilbur Davis
25-3
1969
Triple Jump
Chris Goodwin
52-4.75
1980
Triple Jump
Chris Goodwin
51-8
1978
Decathlon
Yoshua Reed
6488
2017
Heptathlon
Yoshua Reed
4718
2017
55-Meter Hurdles
1,000 Meters
Shot Put
Long Jump
Relays
Relays
4 X 100
Scott, Pringle, Johnson, White
39.91
1983
4 X 200
Scott, Pringle, Johnson, Gilchrist
1:22.83
1983
4 X 400
White, Pullen, Lucas, Payne
3:12.82
1994
4 X 400
Pringle, Gilchrist, Johnson, Mosby
3:08.3
1983
4 X 800
Mornini, Gordon, Pigg, Yellen
7:38.6
1976
4 X 800
Henderson, Fancher, Ngeno, Blochwitz
7:32.79
1996
9:53.26
2017
Kurgat, Maina, Korir, Rengifo
16:39.47
2008
Sprint Medley (200, 200, 400, 800)
Pringle, Johnson, Gilchrist, King
3:18.30
1983
Distance Medley (1,200, 400, 800, 1,600)
Menoher, Urquhart, Lartey, Wagner
9:42.34
1991
4 x 110 Meter Shuttle Hurdle
Toole, Marelli, White, Anthony
59.67
1993
Distance Medley (1,200, 400, 800, 1,600)
Abascal, Winiger, Rotich, Abrahamsen
Peter Sigilai is the indoor 800 meters
record holder at EKU
4 X Mile
Jacob Korir (5,000 meters and 10,000 meters) and Shannon Davis (200 meters)
both set outdoor EKU records in 2008
Dallas Robinson holds the EKU
record in the indoor 200 meters
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�Cross Country Honors
Men’s Cross Country Honors
Women’s Cross Country Honors
OVC Runner of the Year
Grant Colehour 1965
Grant Colehour 1966
Grant Colehour 1967
Grant Colehour 1968
Ken Silvious 1969
Ken Silvious 1970
Jay Hodge 1984
Peter Mundin 1987
William Hawes 1988
Bill Hoffman
1989
Rob Colvin 1990
John Nganga 1991
John Nganga 1992
John Nganga 1993
John Nganga 1994
Mohamed Musse 1997
Daniel Koech 1998
Jacob Korir 2004
Jacob Korir 2005
Jacob Korir 2006
Jacob Korir 2007
Joseph Maina 2008
Wesley Ruttoh
2009
Soufiane Bouchikhi
2010
Soufiane Bouchikhi
2011
Soufiane Bouchikhi
2012
Soufiane Bouchikhi
2013
Amos Kosgey 2014
Erick Rotich 2015
Erick Rotich 2016
James “Sugar” Sugira
2018
OVC Runner of the Year
Paula Gaston 1979
Susan Schaefer 1980
Lisa Renner 1981
Diane Stewart 1982
Barb Lane 1983
Chris Snow 1984
Allison Kotouch 1985
Pam Raglin 1986
Chris Snow 1987
Lisa Malloy 1988
Lisa Malloy 1989
Carena Winters 1990
Amy Clements 1991
Amy Clements 1992
Sunshine Wilson 1993
Amy Clements 1994
Sarah Blossom 1995
Jamie King 1996
Jamie King 1997
Wendee Embry 2003
Picoty Leitich 2009
Kat Pagano 2010
Lydia Kosgei 2011
Ann Eason 2012
Ann Eason 2013
Ann Eason 2014
Charlotte Imer
2015
Charlotte Imer
2017
OVC Freshman of the Year
Picoty Leitich 2009
Hannah Miller 2010
Julia van Velthoven 2012
Lilian Jeptoo Kiborus
2017
Lilian Ndorobo 2018
OVC Freshman of the Year
Elkana Kurgat 2006
Soufiane Bouchikhi
2010
Thijs Nijhuis 2011
Amos Kosgey 2012
Ambrose Maritim 2013
Ronald Korir 2014
Academic All-Americans
Track and Field
Roger Chapman 1986
Allison Kotouch 1987
Danny Copeland 1989
Lisa Malloy 1989, 1990
Amy Clements
1993, 1994, 1995
Sarah Blossom 1997, 1999
Daniel Blochwitz
1999
Ann Eason 2014, 2015
Cross Country
Sarah Blossom
1997, 1998, 1999
Lydia Kosgei 2011
This Nijhuis
2012, 2013
Ann Eason 2014
Ole Hesselbjerg 2014
Jacob Korir is one of 15 NCAA Division I cross country runners (and four EKU
cross country runners) to win four consecutive conference titles
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�Track and Field Honors
Women’s Indoor Honors
Men’s Indoor Honors
OVC Indoor Athlete of the Year
Jamie King 1987
Jamie King 1988
Lakisha Brooks 2006
Diamond Benjamin 2010
Kat Pagano (Co) 2011
Lydia Kosgei (Co) 2011
Lydia Kosgei 2012
Ann Eason 2015
OVC Indoor Track Athlete of the Year
Larry White 1984
John Nganga 1995
Steve Maina 2003
Soufiane Bouchikhi
2012
Soufiane Bouchikhi
2013
Jaime Escriche 2016
OVC Indoor Field Athlete of the Year
Tequan Claitt
OVC Indoor Freshman of the Year
Picoty Leitich 2010
Viivi Rantanen 2013
Carina Schrempf 2015
OVC Indoor Freshman of the Year
Jacob Korir 2005
Elkana Kurgat 2007
Soufiane Bouchikhi
2010
Mads Taersboel 2013
Ambrose Maritim 2014
Tom Koringo 2015
Nickson Rotich 2017
Athlete of OVC Indoor Championships
Lydia Kosgei 2012
Ann Eason 2013
OVC Indoor Championships Records
Rose Gilmore - 55 Meters (6.87)
Diamond Benjamin - 60 Meters (7.55)
Kenyetta Grigsby - 60-Meter Hurdles (8.42)
Lydia Kosgei - Mile (4:51.08)
Charlotte Imer - 3,000 Meters (9:39.14)
Ann Eason - 5,000 Meters (16:03.77)
Angie Barker - Shot Put (51-1)
Distance Medley Relay (11:53.75)
1985
2009
2001
2012
2017
2015
1986
2015
Athlete of the OVC Indoor Championships
Dallas Robinson 2005
Jacob Korir 2008
Ben Cheruiyot 2012
OVC Indoor Championships Records
Kenny Glover - High Jump (7-2.75)
Women’s Outdoor Honors
1982
Men’s Outdoor Honors
OVC Outdoor Athlete of the Year
Terri Seippel 1980
Mariann Ostbye 1983
Pam Raglin 1984
Pam Raglin 1985
Angie Barker 1986
Jamie King 1997
Jamie King 1998
Sheri Calhoun 2003
Nicole Gibson 2005
Ann Eason 2014
Charlotte Imer
2017
OVC Outdoor Track Athlete of the Year
Chris Franklin 2004
Dallas Robinson 2005
Jacob Korir 2008
Stanley Mugo 2009
Wade Meddles (Co) 2013
Soufiane Bouchikhi
2014
Ole Hesselbjerg 2015
Jakob Abrahamsen 2016
Jamaine Coleman 2017
Jamaine Coleman 2018
OVC Outdoor Freshman of the Year
Diamond Benjamin 2009
Carina Schrempf 2015
OVC Outdoor Field Athlete of the Year
Tequan Claitt
2017
OVC Outdoor Freshman of the Year
Elkana Kurgat 2007
Shannon Davis 2008
Soufiane Bouchikhi
2010
Jakob Abrahamsen 2015
Athlete of the OVC Outdoor Championships
Nicole Gibson 2005
OVC Outdoor Championships Records
Jackie Humphrey - 110-Meter Hurdles (13.3)
Pam Raglin - 800 Meters (2:07.71)
Mariann Ostbye - 1,500 Meters (4:28.06)
Allison Koutouch - 5,000 Meters (16:53.0)
Clarissa Gregory - High Jump (5-11.25)
Cecile Chevillard - 3,000-Meter Steeplechase (10:28.81)
Una Britton - 10,000 Meters (35:44.9)
2018
1986
1986
1983
1986
1983
2014
2015
Athlete of the OVC Outdoor Championships
Elkana Kurgat 2007
Shannon Davis 2008
Soufiane Bouchikhi (Co)
2011
OVC Outdoor Championships Records
Kenny Glover - High Jump (7-3)
Jakob Abrahamsen - 3,000 Steeplechase (8:55.4)
Yoshua Reed - Decathlon (6,380 Points)
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2016
2017
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�All-Time OVC Champions
Jamie King (10:16.7) 1998
Kat Pagano (10:29.74) 2011
Lydia Kosgei (10:09.46) 2012
Ann Eason (9:53.83) 2013
Ann Eason (9:53.42) 2015
Charlotte Imer (9:49.14)
2016
Charlotte Imer (9:43.25)
2017
Women’s Indoor OVC Champions
55 Meters / 60 Yards
Rose Gilmore (6.92) 1985y
Rose Gilmore (6.97) 1986y
Candi Estes (7.03) 1991
Diamond Benjamin (6.94)
2010
60 Meters
Diamond Benjamin (7.55)
5,000-Meter Run
Jamie Gorrell (18:46.9) 1991
Tracy Bunce (17:31.0) 1992
Amy Clements (17:31.8)
1993
Amy Clements (17:39.9)
1995
Mandy Jones (17:38.5) 1996
Sarah Blossom (17:48.0)
1997
Sarah Blossom (17:48.9)
1998
Wendee Embry (17:41.57)
2004
Kat Pagano (18:16.98) 2010
Kat Pagano (18:08.18) 2011
Ann Eason (17:35.22) 2012
Ann Eason (16:03.77) 2015
Charlotte Imer (16:15.92)
2017
Charlotte Imer (16:20.7)
2018
2009
55-Meter/60-Yard Hurdles
Jackie Humphrey (7.99)
1985y
Jackie Humphrey (7.93)
1986y
Jackie Humphrey (7.92)
1988
Robin White (8.17) 1989
Michelle Westbrook (7.98)
1991
Lystra Bartholomew (8.10)
1999
Kenyetta Grigsby (7.98)
2000
DanHeisha Harding (7.98)
2010
60-Meter Hurdles
Kenyetta Grigsby (8.55)
2001
Cynita Hoskins (8.53) 2003
Cynita Hoskins (8.62) 2004
Iceca Epps (8.61) 2010
Lutisha Bowen (8.61) 2011
Mile/ 1,600-Meter Relay
1985 4:00.8
1986 3:55.8
1988 3:55.9
200 Meters / 300 Yards
Rose Gilmore (35.26) 1985y
Rose Gilmore (35.86) 1986y
Jackie Humphrey (24.94)
1988
Felecia Hawkins (24.46)
1997
Felecia Hawkins (24.50)
1998
Diamond Benjamin (24.48)
2010
Distance Medley Relay
1994 12:34.8
1995 12:42.7
1997 12:31.8
1998 12:22.0
2006 12:16.10
2007 12:10.89
2012 11:53.87
2015 11:53.75
2018 11:49.0
400 Meters / 440 Yards
Charmine Byer (56.70) 1985y
Charmine Byer (57.39) 1986y
Charmine Byer (56.17) 1988
Two-Mile Relay
1985 9:38.6
1986 9:29.1
1993 9:26.8
800 Meters / 880 Yards
Pam Raglin (2:19.2) 1985y
Linda Davis (2:19.3) 1986y
Michelle Price (2:18.3) 1993
Jamie King (2:13.2) 1995
Jamie King (2:13.5) 1997
Shannon Tobias (2:15.86)
2006
Lydia Kosgei (2:09.95) 2012
Carina Schrempf (2:11.75)
2015
Long Jump
Lacsheia Turner (19-00.75)
Triple Jump
Janice Gibson (37-3.75) 1986
Shot Put
Angie Barker (49-3) 1985
Angie Barker (51-1) 1986
Mile
Pam Raglin (5:08.1) 1985
Pam Raglin (5:01.0) 1986
Lisa Malloy (4:57.5) 1989
Carena Winters (5:06.9)
1990
Carena Winters (5:01.9)
1992
Michelle Price (5:01.2) 1993
Michelle Price (5:03.1) 1994
Jamie King (5:00.6) 1995
Jamie King (5:06.4) 1996
Jamie King (4:59.5) 1997
Jamie King (4:51.7) 1998
Katy Ankrom (4:58.39) 2007
Katy Ankrom (4:55.68) 2008
Lydia Kosgei (5:05.37) 2011
Lydia Kosgei (4:51.08) 2012
Ann Eason (4:52.39) 2013
Julie Mathisen (5:00.70)
2014
Julie Mathisen (4:53.97)
2015
Haley Yost (4:53.65) 2017
3,000-Meter/ Two-Mile Run
Allison Kotouch (10:42.5)
1986m
Tama Clare (10:04.5) 1988
Lisa Malloy (9:56.5) 1989
Lisa Malloy (10:17.9) 1990
Tama Clare (10:20.7) 1991
Amy Clements (10:14.7)
1993
Sunshine Wilson (10:12.2)
1995
Sarah Blossom(10:14.9) 1996
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2003
Jackie Humphrey won four OVC indoor titles before winning the 100-meter
hurdles at the United States Olympic Trials in 1988 (set trials record of 12.83)
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�All-Time OVC Champions
Tama Clare (4:35.1) 1991
Tess Woods (4:41.8) 1992
Stephanie Chaney (4:36.7)
1993
Michelle Price (4:40.8) 1994
Sunshine Wilson (4:35.4)
1995
Jamie King (4:36.7) 1996
Jamie King (4:40.9) 1997
Jamie King (4:29.9) 1998
Jamie King (4:35.5) 1999
Lydia Kosgei (4:39.99) 2010
Lydia Kosgei (4:40.29) 2011
Picoty Leitich (4:28.90) 2012
Ann Eason (4:29.29) 2014
Haley Yost (4:23.20) 2017
Women’s Outdoor OVC Champions
100 Meters
Sharon Walker (11.92) 1980
Rose Gilmore (12.20) 1983
Rose Gilmore (11.72) 1984
Rose Gilmore (11.98) 1986
Jackie Humphrey (12.73)
1988
Nichole Gibson (12.08) 2003
Nichole Gibson (11.79) 2005
Diamon Benjamin (11.94)
2010
200 Meters
Sharon Walker (24.80) 1980
Rose Gilmore (24.96) 1983
Rose Gilmore (24.13) 1984
Rose Gilmore (24.19) 1986
Jackie Humphrey (25.18)
1988
Felecia Hawkins (23.94)
1997
Felecia Hawkins (24.50)
1998
Sheri Calhoun (23.75) 2003
3,000 Meters
Paula Gaston (10:18.7) 1980
Sue Schaefer (9:49.1) 1981
Maria Pazarentos (10:20.9)
1983
Pam Raglin (10:24.0) 1984
Pam Raglin (10.33.9) 1985
Linda David (9:52.6) 1986
Lisa Malloy (10:10.0) 1988
Allison Kotouch (10:16.5)
1989
Tama Clare (10:09.8) 1990
Tama Clare (10:05.3) 1991
Amy Clements (10:05.6)
1992
Amy Clements (10:16.8)
1993
Amy Clements (10:17.6)
1994
Amy Clements (10:01.9)
1995
Mandy Jones (10:21.08) 1996
Jamie King (10:08.6) 1997
Jenni Brown (10:18.1) 1998
Jamie King (9:55.1) 1999
400 Meters
Teri Seippel (55.60) 1980
Charmaine Byer (55.32)
1985
Charmaine Byer (55.00)
1986
Charmaine Byer (56.24)
1988
Bianca Forbes (54.34) 2012
Bianca Forbes (54.60) 2013
800 Meters
Mariann Ostbye (2:12.1)
1983
Pam Raglin (2:15.4) 1985
Pam Raglin (2:07.7) 1986
Sunshine Wilson (2:16.3)
1993
Jamie King (2:09.0) 1998
Shannon Tobias (2:12.72)
2006
Picoty Leitich (2:10.70) 2011
Picoty Leitich (2:09.70) 2012
Carina Schrempf (2:11.19)
2015
Haley Yost (2:11.40) 2017
3,000-Meter Steeplechase
Wendee Embry (10:58.86)
Cecile Chevillard (10:28.81)
Ciara Scott (10:36.67)
Ciara Scott (10:42.2)
2003
2014
2017
2018
5,000 Meters
Sue Schaefer (17:06.8) 1981
Pam Raglin (18:16.1) 1984
Pam Raglin (18:04.6) 1985
Allison Kotouch (16:53.0)
1986
Tama Clare (17:59.7) 1988
Lisa Malloy (17:25.6) 1989
Jamie Gorrell (18:44.9) 1990
Stephanie Chaney (18:18)
1991
Amy Clements (17:39.5)
1993
Amy Hathaway (18:11.0)
1995
Mandy Jones (17:55.0) 1996
Mandy Jones (17:40.9) 1997
Jenni Brown (18:06.3) 1998
Jenni Brown (18:1938) 2000
Wendee Embry (18:14.73)
2003
Kat Pagano (17:29.35) 2010
Kat Pagano (17:42.21) 2011
Ann Eason (18:15.08) 2012
Ann Eason (17:01.67) 2013
Ann Eason (16:44.77) 2014
Charlotte Imer (17:21.60)
2017
Charlotte Imer (17:14.7)
2018
1,500 Meters
Paula Gaston (4:34.6) 1979
Paula Gaston (4:34.5) 1980
Sue Schaefer (4:39.4) 1981
Maria Pazarenzos (4:45.7)
1982
Mariann Ostbye (4:28.1)
1983
Pam Raglin (4:34.4) 1984
Pam Raglin (4:43.7) 1985
Pam Raglin (4:36.2) 1986
Lisa Malloy (4:44.2) 1987
Tama Clare (4:42.1) 1990
10,000 Meters
Barb Fennell (38:44.4) 1983
Maria Pazarentzos (37:23.0)
1984
Jamie Gorrell (37:40.0) 1991
Jamie Gorrell (39:37.0) 1992
Tracey Bunce (37:46.0) 1993
Sarah Blossom (38:56.3)
1996
Sarah Blossom (37:19.2)
1997
Sarah Blossom (38:18.2)
1998
Kat Pagano (38:21.07) 2009
Kat Pagano (39:00.11) 2011
Viivi Rantanen (37:23.37)
2013
Una Britton (35:44.9)
2015
Wendee Embry won the steeplechase the 2003 OVC Outdoor Championships
(10:58.86)
100-Meter High Hurdles
Holly Foster (14.29) 1980
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Linda Dowdy (13.84) 1984
Jackie Humphrey (13.65)
1985
Jackie Humphrey (13.30)
1986
Jackie Humphrey (14.11)
1988
Michelle Westbrook (13.95)
1991
Lystra Batholomew (13.87)
1999
Kenyetta Grigsby (13.98)
2000
Kenyetta Grigsby (13.80)
2001
Cynita Hoskins (13.93) 2003
Cynita Hoskins (13.85) 2004
Nichole Gibson (14.58) 2005
Lutisha Bowen (14.03) 2011
Men’s Indoor OVC Champions
55-Meter/ 60-Yard Dash
Ricky White (6.30HT) 1983y
Shannon Davis (6.35) 2008
60-Meter Dash
Roosevelt Turner (6.86) 2002
Dallas Robinson (6.91) 2003
Marvin Elmore (6.71) 2004
Dallas Robinson (6.83) 2005
55-Meter/ 60-Yard High Hurdles
Mike Van Kruchten (7.45)
400-Meter Intermediate Hurdles
Teri Seippel (:59.5) 1980
Iris Amos (1:01.0) 1982
Grace Brown (1:01.3) 1986
Robin White (1:05.7) 1989
Tasha Whitted (1:03.0)
1990
Tasha Whitted (1:00.3)
1991
Tasha Whitted (1:01.0)
1992
Tasha Whitted (1:02.8)
1993
Vashti Canty (1:02.2) 1998
Nichole Gibson (1:01.05)
2005
2008
200-Meter/300-Yard Run
Kevin Johnson (30.49) 1983y
Dallas Robinson (21.61)
2005
Shannon Davis (21.71) 2008
400-Meter/ 440-Yard Run
Mike Carter (48.71) 1986y
Arnold Payne (46.94) 1994m
Arnold Payne (47.42) 1995m
400-Meter/ 440-Yard Relay
1983 46.58
1985 47.75
1986 47.40
1988 47.49
1992 45.71
1993 45.63
2001 46.49
2010 46.65
800-Meter/ 880-Yard Run
Kelvin Lewis (1:53.1HT)
1981y
Kelvin Lewis (1:53.0HT)
1982y
Andre Fincher (1:52.3) 1983y
Andre Fincher (1:53.4HT)
1984y
Roger Chapman (1:53.2)
1985y
Roger Chapman (1:52.8)
1986y
Bryan Lucas (1:52.5) 1994m
Steve Maina (1:53.63) 2003m
Steve Maina (1:51.76) 2004
Steve Maina (1:52.54) 2005
Steve Maina (1:54.15) 2006
1,600-Meter/ 4X440-Yard Relay
1983y 3:46.9
1984y 3:56.7
1985 3:58.9
1986 3:51.0
1988 3:52.1
1989y 3:49.3
Mile/ 1,500-Meter Run
Andy Ueller (4:13.9HT)
1984y
Tim Menocher (4:16.1) 1994y
Steve Maina (4:17.11) 2003y
Jacob Korir (4:11.46) 2006
Jacob Korir (4:11.52) 2008
Evans Kiptoo (4:09.32) 2009
Soufiane Bouchikhi (4:13.42)
2010
Soufiane Bouchikhi (4:17.83)
2011
Ben Cheruyot (4:14.44) 2012
Soufiane Bouchikhi (4:11.50)
2013
Jamaine Coleman (4:05.50)
2017
High Jump
Deanne Madden (5-7) 1980
Clarissa Gregory (5-11.25)
1983
Ebony Jones (5-09.00) 2005
Long Jump
Lacy Turner (19-03) 2003
Triple Jump
Janice Gibson (38-0) 1984
Edyth Childress (38-6.5)
1985
Janice Gibson (38-0) 1986
3,000-Meters/ Two-Mile Run
Tim Menocher (8:43.3) 1991m
Tim Menocher (8:25.0) 1994m
Discus
Kate Merchant (116-10.25)
1979
Wanda Bottoms (118-5)
1983
Angie Barker (135-11) 1985
Angie Barker (144-2) 1986
Christine Guth (113-7) 1990
Colleeen Beatty (138-0)
1994
Kathy Dodsworth (155-4)
1999
Kathy Dodsworth (153-6)
2001
Heptathlon
Janice Gibson (4,415) 1985
Janice Gibson (4,385) 1986
Javelin
Marie Geisler (128-8) 1979
Marie Geisler (132-2) 1980
Angie Barker (129-4) 1986
Alena Galertova (136-9)
2015
Shot Put
Angie Barker (49-9.25) 1985
Angie Barker (49-9.5) 1986
Colleen Beatty (41-3.5)
1994
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Championships
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�All-Time OVC Champions
John Nganga (8:40.3) 1995m
David Machungo (8:28.8)
2000m
Jacob Korir (8:20.08) 2006
Elkana Kurgat (8:42.39)
2007
Jacob Korir (8:23.41) 2008
Evans Kiptoo (8:28.64) 2009
Soufiane Bouchikhi (8:41.39)
2010
Soufiane Bouchikhi (8:29.22)
2011
Soufiane Bouchikhi (8:35.73)
2012
Soufiane Bouchikhi (8:18.40)
2013
Ole Hesselbjerg (8:22.01)
2014
Amos Kosgey (8:30.32) 2015
Jakob Abrahamsen (8:23.02) 2016
Jaime Romo (8:25.3) 2018
Men’s Outdoor OVC Champions
100-Meter/ 100-Yard Dash
Jack Bond (10.30) 1950y
Roosevelt Turner (10.80)
2001
Roosevelt Turner (10.47)
2002
Dallas Robinson (10.48)
2003
Marvin Ellmore (10.47) 2004
Shannon Davis (10.39) 2008
200-Meter/ 220-Yard Dash
Jack Bond (22.90) 1950y
Jack Torlene (22.50) 1954y
Jack Jackson (22.40) 1963y
Jack Jackson (21.90) 1964y
Tyrone Harbut (20.90) 1973y
Dallas Robinson (21.33)
2004
Dallas Robinson (21.04)
2005
Shannon Davis (20.68) 2008
5,000-Meter/ Three-Mile Run
John Nganga (14:48.0) 1994m
John Nganga (14:49.8) 1995m
Ken O’Shea (15:03.0) 1997m
Alan Horton (14:53.4) 2001m
Jacob Korir (14:54.77) 2005
Jacob Korir (15:06.89) 2006
Jacob Korir (14:50.54) 2008
David Mutuse (14:48.18)
2011
David Mutuse (14:45.71)
2012
Ole Hesselbjerg (14:55.53)
2015
Erick Rotich (4:18.51) 2017
Addison Monroe (14:53.52)
2018
400-Meter/ 440-Yard Dash
Billy Rucker (51.40) 1954y
Billy Rucker (50.40) 1956y
Billy Rucker (49.60) 1957y
Tyrone Harbut (47.40) 1974y
Bryan Robinson (47.31) 1976y
Arnold Payne (46.64) 1995
Shannon Davis (47.50) 2009
Distance Medley Race
1994m 10:11.4
1997m 10:22.7
2005 10:08.29
2008 10:01.46
2009 10:15.65
2012 9:54.42
2016 10:09.35
2017 9:53.26
2018 10:04.01
800-Meter/ 880-Yard Run
Jerome Beazley (1:53.7) 1963y
Larry Whalen (1:52.2) 1964y
Kelvin Lewis (1:49.2) 1981
Kelvin Lewis (1:50.3) 1982
Andre Finchner (1:53.3)
1983
Andre Finchner (1:51.2)
1984
Roger Chapman (1:55.6)
1985
Jeff Goodwin (1:52.2)
1986
Brian Lucas (1:53.6) 1994
Brian Lucas (1:51.8) 1995
Phil Scott (1:51.9)
2002
Phil Scott (1:52.27)
2003
Steve Maina (1:50.62) 2004
Steve Maina (1:50.10) 2005
Elkana Kurgat (1:51.00)
2007
Elkana Kurgat (1:49.64)
2008
Nickson Rotich (1:50.6) 2018
Mile/ 1,600-Meter Relay
1994m 3:12.8
1995m 3:16.2
Two-Mile Relay
1983 7:40.7
600 Yards
Brian Robinson (1:10.6HT)
1976
3,000-Meter Steeplechase
Ian Horton (9:27.70 2002
Stanley Mugo (9:13.73) 2008
Stanley Mugo (9:11.94) 2009
David Mutuse (9:39.72)
2010
Ole Hesselbjerg (9:23.94)
2011
Ole Hesselbjerg (9:24.14)
2013
Ole Hesselbjerg (9:10.53)
2014
Ole Hesselbjerg (9:00.29)
2015
Jakob Abrahamsen (8:55.4) 2016
Jamaine Coleman (9:04.14)
2017
Jamaine Coleman (8:57.5)
2018
1,000-Yard/ 1,000-Meter Run
Ron King (2:11.8) 1982
Andy Mueller (2:21.2) 1984
High Jump
Ken Glover (7-2) 1981
Ken Glover (7-2.75) 1982
Tyrone Walker (6-07) 2002
Tequan Claitt (6-11.75)
2016
Tequan Claitt (7-3)
2018
Long Jump
Larry White (24-3.5) 1984
Vince Scott (24-3)
1985
1,500-Meter/ Mile Run
Gordon Fleck (4:46.2) 1953y
Larry Whalen (4:18.8) 1963y
Larry Whalen (4:14.0) 1965y
Larry Whalen (4:11.7) 1966y
Grant Colehour (4:12.9)
1968y
Grant Colehour (4:08.1)
1969y
Ron King (3:54.7) 1983
Andy Mueller (3:51.7) 1984
Roger Chapman (4:01.5)
1985
Tim Menocher (3:56.4) 1992
Phil Scott (3:58.0)
2002
Elkana Kurgat (3:50.93)
2007
Paul Stemmerman (3:59.29)
2008
Joseph Maina (3:53.47) 2009
Christopher Rengifo (3:54.19)
2010
Soufiane Bouchikhi (3:51.94)
2011
Wade Meddles (3:54.88)
2013
Ole Hesselbjerg (3:49.62)
2015
Jamaine Coleman (3:51.05)
2017
Triple Jump
Larry White (50-4) 1984
Hilary Mawandi (51-5) 1995
Heptathlon
Yoshua Reed (5,012 points)
2018
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Samuel Abascal (3:53.1) 2018
3,000-Meter/ Two-Mile Run
James Beasley (9:29.2) 1964y
Billy McAnelly (9:29.5) 1965y
Bill Hoffman (8:53.8)
1989
David Hawes (8:42.1) 1992
John Nganga (8:38.7) 1993
5,000-Meter/ Three-Mile Run
Grant Colehour (14:.45.6)
1966y
Grant Colehour (14:30.0)
1967y
Ken Silvious (14:23.0) 1968y
Grant Colehour (14:03.4)
1969y
Ken Silvious (13:58.1) 1970y
Steve Duffy (15:34.6)
1984
Rob Colvin (15:33.0) 1992
John Nganga (15:09.4) 1993
John Nganga (14:55.6) 1994
John Nganga (14:52.6) 1995
David Machungo (14:56.4)
1997
David Machungo (15:00.2)
1999
Jacob Korir (14:26.34) 2006
Joseph Maina (14:37.36)
2008
Evans Kiptoo (14:40.51)
2009
Soufiane Bouchikhi (15:00.37)
2010
Soufiane Bouchikhi (14:33.17)
2011
Soufiane Bouchikhi (14:50.68)
2012
Ole Hesselbjerg (14:50.62)
2013
Soufiane Bouchikhi (14:19.13)
2014
Amos Kosgey (14:20.33)
2015
Erick Rotich (14:20.9) 2016
Jamaine Coleman (15:12.33)
2018
Daniel Blochwitz (left) won two 400-meter hurdles OVC titles in his career
High Jump
Jim Bingham (5-9) 1952
Clayton Stivers (6-4.5) 1958
Clayton Stivers (6-2.5) 1959
Larry Gammons (6-3) 1962
Ken Glover (7-2.5) 1981
Ken Glover (7-3) 1982
Kenny Wilson (7-2) 1983
Kenny Wilson (6-11) 1984
Kenny Wilson (6-10) 1986
Tyrone Walker (6-6) 2002
Tequan Claitt (7-1.5)
2016
Tequan Claitt (6-9)
2017
Tequan Claitt (6-11.76)
2018
10,000-Meter Run
Mohamed Khayr (31:43.1)
1999
Joseph Maina (30:23.74)
2010
Alex Dreyer (30:55.59) 2012
Wade Meddles (29:46.08)
2014
Wade Meddles (30:45.49)
2015
Amos Kosgey (30:31.2) 2016
Erick Rotich (31:15.0) 2018
110-Meter/ 120 Yard High Hurdles
John Jones (15.50) 1951y
Carey Guess (14.20) 1966y
Carey Guess (14.40) 1967y
Jim Wood (14.60) 1969y
Gary Moore (13.9) 1977
Dennis Toole (14.43) 1992
Chris Franklin (14.35) 2003
Chris Franklin (14.21) 2004
Mike Van Kruchten (14.18)
2008
Andre Evans (14.76) 2009
Long Jump
Ernie Dalton (22-6.5) 1961
Aaron Marsh (23-3) 1965
Wilbert Davis (24-5.5) 1966
Triple Jump
Carey Guess (47-5) 1966
Larry White (50-9) 1985
Broad Jump
Wilbert Davis (24-5.5) 1966
400-Meter/ 440-Yard Intermediate Hurdles
Daniel Blochwitz (51.96)
1996
Daniel Blochwitz (51.78)
1999
Chris Franklin (51.29) 2004
Discus
Charles Schmitt (123-5.5)
Donald Hortman (138-5.5)
Donald Hortman (139-5)
Donald Hortman (139-1)
Donald Hortman (135-4)
220-Yard Low Hurdles
John Jones (27.70) 1951
400-Meter/ 440-Yard Relay
2002 40.64
2003 40.93
2004 40.47
2007 41.02
Javelin
Frank Powers (218-11) 1975
Pole Vault
Dan Watson (15-0) 1973
1,600-Meter/ Mile Relay
1953y 3:33.0
1954y 3:30.7
1955y 3:34.4
1957y 3:30.0
1965y 3:12.1
1967y 3:15.9
1968y 3:15.1
1976y 3:11.1
1986 3:11.5
1995 3:11.9
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1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
Shot Put
Earl Knight (46-2.75) 1956
Earl Knight (47-3.75) 1957
Earl Knight (47-9) 1958
Earl Knight (48-11.75) 1959
Scott DeCandia (56-7)
1978
Decathlon
Yoshua Reed (6,380 points)
Yoshua Reed (6,778 points)
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2017
2018
�Colonels at the NCAA Championships
2013 (Qualified as a team, finished 15th)
Soufiane Bouchikhi*
26th (30:36.5)
Wade Meddles
74th (31:03.7)
Ole Hesselbjerg
105th (31:22.4)
Ambrose Maritim
128th (31:33.1)
Thijs Nijhuis
133rd (31:36.7)
Ben Toroitich
215th (32:30.9)
Erwin Leysen
230th (32:43.5)
2014 (Qualified as a team, finished 23rd)
Ole Hesselbjerg
66th (31:14.9)
Ambrose Maritim
115th (31:39.7)
Luka Ndungu
134th (31:50.7)
Ronald Korir
179th (32:13.3)
Amos Kosgey
193rd (32:30.2)
Jakob Abrahamsen 225th (33:04.6)
Sean Vandermosten
237th (33:41.8)
2015 (Qualified as a team, finished 17th)
Jaime Escriche*
37th (30:24.3)
Erick Rotich
90th (30:53.4)
Amos Kosgey
124th (31:10.8)
Ambrose Maritim
137th (31:17.9)
Jamaine Coleman
173rd (31:38.4)
Sergio Mena
196th (31:57.2)
Luis Luna DNF
Colonels at the NCAA Cross Country Championships
Men
1968 Place (10K time)
Grant Colehour*
4th (29:46)
Ken Silvious*
14th (30:02)
1969
Ken Silvious*
14th (29:58)
1972
Tom Findlay
189th (32:35)
David Maloney
239th (34:21)
1973
Jerry Young
108th (30:24.0)
Daniel Maloney
173rd (31:17.6)
1993
John Nganga
177th (33:54.4)
1998
Mohammed Khayr
67th (31:44)
1999
James Mutuse*
28th (31:09.9)
2004
Jacob Korir
71st (32:17.1)
2005
Jacob Korir*
19th (30:07.1)
2006
Jacob Korir*
7th (31:03.5)
2007
Jacob Korir*
6th (29:48.7)
Joseph Maina
113th (31:12.9)
2009
Wesley Ruttoh
87th (30:49.5)
2010
Soufiane Bouchikhi
49th (30:36.7)
2011 (Qualified as a team, finished 26th)
Soufiane Bouchikhi
47th (30:20.7)
Ben Cheruiyot
83rd (30:41.0)
Peter Sigilai
184th (31:33.7)
Evans Kiptoo
208th (31:54.6)
Adams Ronnoh
209th (31:55.0)
Thijs Nijhuis
230th (32:14.7)
David Mutuse
244th (32:32.5)
2012 (Qualified as a team, finished 24th)
Wade Meddles*
38th (29:59.7)
Soufiane Bouchikhi*
40th (30:02.6)
Ole Hesselbjerg
138th (31:02.08)
Thijs Nijhuis
194th (31:36.3)
Mads Taersboel
233rd (32:35.2)
Amos Kosgey
236th (32:38.6)
Yosi Goasdoue
237th (32:39.9)
2016
Erick Rotich
105th (30:54.6)
2017 (Qualified as a team, finished 16th)
James Sugira*
14th (29:35.6)
Jaime Romo*
82nd (30:29.4)
Erick Rotich
144th (31:00.8)
David Bascunana
146th (31:02.2)
Antoine Senard
148th (31:02.7)
Samuel Abascal 199th (31:40.6)
Zach Stewart
206th (31:47.1)
Women
2011 Place (6K time)
Lydia Kosgei*
37th (20:27.7)
2014
Ann Eason
42nd (20:48.0)
2016
Charlotte Imer*
31st (20:19.8)
* indicates All-America honors
Thijs Nijhuis was part of three consecutive EKU teams to run at the NCAA
Championships (2011-13)
Grant Colehour finished fourth at the 1968 NCAA Cross Country Championships
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4. Eastern Illinois
5. Morehead State
6. Tennessee Tech
7. Jacksonville State
8. Tennessee State
9. Tennessee-Martin
10. Murray State
11. Austin Peay
Women’s OVC Cross Country Results
1983
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Murray State
3. Austin Peay
4. Akron
5. Morehead State
1984
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Murray State
3. Akron
4. Middle Tennessee
5. Austin Peay
6. Morehead State
1985
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Murray State
3. Akron
4. Middle Tennessee
5. Youngstown State
6. Morehead State
7. Austin Peay
8. Tennessee Tech
1986
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Murray State
3. Akron
4. Youngstown State
5. Austin Peay
6. Morehead State
1987
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Murray State
3. Middle Tennessee
4. Youngstown State
5. Morehead State
6. Austin Peay
7. Tennessee State
8. Tennessee Tech
1988
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Murray State
3. Middle Tennessee
4. Morehead State
5. Austin Peay
6. Tennessee State
7. Tennessee Tech
1989
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Murray State
3. Middle Tennessee
4. Morehead State
5. Austin Peay
6. Tennessee State
7. Tennessee Tech
1990
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Murray State
3. Middle Tennessee
4. Morehead State
5. Austin Peay
6. Tennessee State
7. Tennessee Tech
1991
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Murray State
3. Middle Tennessee
4. Morehead State
5. Austin Peay
6. Tennessee State
7. Tennessee Tech
1992
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Southeast Missouri
3. Morehead State
4. Tennessee Tech
5. Murray State
6. Austin Peay
7. Middle Tennessee
8. Tennessee State
9. Tennessee-Martin
1993
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Southeast Missouri
3. Murray State
4. Morehead State
5. Tennessee Tech
6. Austin Peay
7. Tennessee-Martin
8. Tennessee State
9. Middle Tennessee
1994
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Southeast Missouri
3. Austin Peay
4. Tennessee Tech
5. Morehead State
6. Tennessee-Martin
7. Tennessee State
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8. Murray State
8. Middle Tennessee
1995
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Southeast Missouri
3. Tennessee Tech
4. Tennessee-Martin
5. Murray State
6. Morehead State
7. Tennessee State
8. Austin Peay
2005
1. Samford
2. Eastern Kentucky
3. Southeast Missouri
4. Eastern Illinois
5. Morehead State
6. Tennessee Tech
7. Jacksonville State
8. Tennessee State
9. Tennessee-Martin
10. Murray State
11. Austin Peay
1996
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Southeast Missouri
3. Eastern Illinois
4. Morehead State
5. Tennessee-Martin
6. Tennessee Tech
7. Murray State
8. Tennessee State
9. Austin Peay
10. Middle Tennessee
2006
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Samford
3. Eastern Illinois
4. Morehead State
5. Southeast Missouri
6. Jacksonville State
6. Murray State
8. Tennessee Tech
9. Austin Peay
10. UT Martin
11. Tennessee State
1997
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Eastern Illinois
3. Southeast Missouri
4. Morehead State
5. Murray State
6. Tennessee Tech
7. Tennessee-Martin
8. Austin Peay
2007
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Samford
3. Southeast Missouri
4. Murray State
5. Eastern Illinois
6. Tennessee Tech
7. Jacksonville State
8. Austin Peay
9. Morehead State
10. UT Martin
11. Tennessee State
1998
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Southeast Missouri
3. Morehead State
4. Eastern Illinois
5. Murray State
6. Tennessee-Martin
7. Austin Peay
8. Tennessee Tech
9. Middle Tennessee
2008
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Southeast Missouri
3. Morehead State
4. Eastern Illinois
5. Jacksonville State
6. Tennessee Tech
7. Austin Peay
8. Murray State
9. Tennessee-Martin
10. Tennessee State
1999
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Southeast Missouri
3. Eastern Illinois
4. Morehead State
5. Austin Peay
6. Murray State
7. Tennessee Tech
8. Tennessee State
9. Middle Tennessee
10. Tennessee-Martin
2009
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Murray State
3. Eastern Illinois
4. Southeast Missouri
5. Jacksonville State
6. Morehead State
7. UT Martin
7. Tennessee Tech
8. Austin Peay
9. Tennessee State
2000
1. Morehead State
2. Eastern Kentucky
3. Eastern Illinois
4. Southeast Missouri
5. Tennessee Tech
6. Austin Peay
7. Tennessee State
8. Murray State
9. Tennessee-Martin
8. Austin Peay
2010
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Eastern Illinois
3. Murray State
4. Jacksonville State
5. Southeast Missouri
6. Tennessee Tech
7. Austin Peay
8. UT Martin
9. Morehead State
10. Tennessee State
2001
1. Eastern Illinois
2. Eastern Kentucky
3. Southeast Missouri
4. Morehead State
5. Tennessee Tech
6. Tennessee State
7. Murray State
8. Austin Peay
9. Tennessee-Martin
2011
1. Eastern Illinois
2. Eastern Kentucky
3. Southeast Missouri
4. Jacksonville State
5. Murray State
6. Morehead State
7. Austin Peay
8. UT Martin
9. Tennessee Tech
10. Tennessee State
2002
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Southeast Missouri
3. Eastern Illinois
4. Murray State
5. Morehead State
6. Austin Peay
7. Tennessee-Martin
8. Tennessee State
9. Tennessee Tech
2003
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Samford
3. Southeast Missouri
4. Eastern Illinois
5. Morehead State
6. Murray State
7. Tennessee-Martin
8. Tennessee Tech
9. Tennessee State
10. Jacksonville State
11. Austin Peay
2012
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Belmont
3. Eastern Illinois
4. Murray State
5. Southeast Missouri
6. Morehead State
7. Austin Peay
8. Jacksonville State
9. SIUE
10. UT Martin
11. Tennessee Tech
12. Tennessee State
2004
1. Samford
2. Eastern Kentucky
3. Southeast Missouri
2013
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Belmont
3. Eastern Illinois
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4. Southeast Missouri
5. Murray State
6. Austin Peay
7. Jacksonville State
8. SIUE
9. Morehead State
10. Tennessee Tech
11. UT Martin
12. Tennessee State
2014
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Eastern Illinois
3. Belmont
4. Southeast Missouri
5. Murray State
6. Morehead State
7. SIUE
8. Austin Peay
9. Jacksonville State
10. Tennessee Tech
11. UT Martin
12. Tennessee State
2015
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Eastern Illinois
3. Southeast Missouri
4. Murray State
5. Belmont
6. Morehead State
7. UT Martin
8. Tennessee Tech
9. Austin Peay
10. SIUE
11. Jacksonville State
12. Tennessee State
2016
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Southeast Missouri
3. Belmont
4. Eastern Illinois
5. UT Martin
6. Murray State
7. Tennessee Tech
8. SIUE
9. Morehead State
10. Jacksonville State
11. Austin Peay
12. Tennessee State
2017
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Belmont
3. Eastern Illinois
4. Southeast Missouri
5. UT Martin
6. Murray State
7. SIUE
8. Tennessee Tech
9. Morehead State
10. Austin Peay
11. Jacksonville State
12. Tennessee State
2018
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Southeast Missouri
3. Belmont
4. Morehead State
5. Eastern Illinois
6. UT Martin
7. Tennessee Tech
8. Murray State
9. SIUE
10. Austin Peay
11. Jacksonville State
12. Tennessee State
�Men’s OVC Cross Country Results, 1984-2011
9. Tennessee-Martin
10. Tennessee State
Men’s OVC Cross Country Results
1984
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Akron
3. Middle Tennessee
4. Murray State
5. Morehead State
6. Youngstown State
7. Tennessee Tech
8. Austin Peay
1985
1. Austin Peay
2. Murray State
3. Akron
4. Eastern Kentucky
5. Morehead State
6. Youngstown State
7. Middle Tennessee
8. Tennessee Tech
1986
1. Austin Peay
2. Murray State
3. Eastern Kentucky
4. Youngstown State
5. Morehead State
6. Tennessee Tech
7. Akron
8. Middle Tennessee
1987
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Murray State
3. Youngstown State
3. Morehead State
5. Tennessee Tech
6. Austin Peay
7. Tennessee State
8. Tennessee-Martin
9. Middle Tennessee
1988
1. Morehead State
2. Eastern Kentucky
3. Murray State
4. Austin Peay
5. Tennessee Tech
6. Middle Tennessee
7. Tennessee State
1989
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Morehead State
3. Murray State
4. Austin Peay
5. Tennessee Tech
6. Tennessee State
7. Middle Tennessee
1990
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Murray State
2. Morehead State
4. Austin Peay
5. Tennessee Tech
6. Middle Tennessee
7. Tennessee State
8. Austin Peay
1991
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Murray State
3. Morehead State
4. Southeast Missouri
5. Middle Tennessee
6. Tennessee Tech
7. Austin Peay
8. Tennessee State
1992
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Southeast Missouri
3. Morehead State
4. Murray State
5. Tennessee Tech
6. Middle Tennessee
7. Austin Peay
1993
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Southeast Missouri
3. Morehead State
4. Tennessee Tech
5. Austin Peay
6. Murray State
7. Middle Tennessee
8. Tennessee-Martin
9. Tennessee State
1994
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Morehead State
3. Southeast Missouri
4. Tennessee Tech
5. Austin Peay
6. Murray State
7. Middle Tennessee
8. Tennessee-Martin
9. Tennessee State
2005
1. Eastern Illinois
2. Eastern Kentucky
3. Morehead State
4. Jacksonville State
5. Samford
6. Southeast Missouri
7. Austin Peay
8. Tennessee Tech
9. Murray State
10.Tennessee-Martin
11.Tennessee State
1995
1. Morehead State
2. Eastern Kentucky
3. Southeast Missouri
4. Murray State
5. Tennessee Tech
6. Austin PeayC
7. Tennessee-Martin
8. Middle Tennessee
9. Tennessee State
1996
1. Eastern Illinois
2. Morehead State
3. Eastern Kentucky
4. Murray State
5. Southeast Missouri
6. Austin Peay
7. Tennessee Tech
8. Middle Tennessee
9. Tennessee-Martin
10. Tennessee State
2006
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Morehead State
3. Southeast Missouri
4. Samford
5. Eastern Illinois
6. Austin Peay
7. Jacksonville State
8. Tennessee Tech
9. UT Martin
10.Tennessee State
1997
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Murray State
3. Morehead State
4. Eastern Illinois
5. Middle Tennessee
6. Southeast Missouri
7. Tennessee Tech
8. Austin Peay
2007
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Jacksonville State
3. Morehead State
4. Southeast Missouri
5. Eastern Illinois
6. Samford
7. Austin Peay
8. Tennessee Tech
9. Murray State
10. UT Martin
11. Tennessee State
1998
1. Eastern Illinois
2. Eastern Kentucky
3. Murray State
4. Morehead State
5. Austin Peay
6. Tennessee Tech
7. Middle Tennessee
8. Southeast Missouri
9. Tennessee State
2008
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Murray State
3. Southeast Missouri
4. Tennessee Tech
5. Eastern Illinois
6. Morehead State
7. Austin Peay
8. Tennessee-Martin
9. Jacksonville State
10. Tennessee State
1999
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Eastern Illinois
3. Murray State
4. Morehead State
5. Austin Peay
6. Tennessee Tech
7. Southeast Missouri
8. Middle Tennessee
9. Tennessee State
2009
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Eastern Illinois
3. Southeast Missouri
4. Jacksonville State
5. Tennessee Tech
6. Morehead State
7. UT Martin
8. Austin Peay
9. Murray State
10. Tennessee State
2000
1. Eastern Illinois
2. Eastern Kentucky
3. Murray State
4. Tennessee Tech
5. Morehead State
6. Southeast Missouri
7. Austin Peay
8. Tennessee-Martin
9. Tennessee State
2010
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Southeast Missouri
3. Eastern Illinois
4. Morehead State
5. Austin Peay
6. UT Martin
7. Tennessee Tech
8. Jacksonville State
9. Murray State
10. Tennessee State
2001
1. Eastern Illinois
2. Eastern Kentucky
3. Murray State
4. Morehead State
5. Southeast Missouri
6. Austin Peay
7. Tennessee Tech
8. Tennessee-Martin
9. Tennessee State
9. Austin Peay
Jacksonville State
11. Tennessee Tech
12. Tennessee State
2014
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Morehead State
3. SIUE
4. Belmont
5. Eastern Illinois
6. Southeast Missouri
7. Tennessee Tech
8. Murray State
9. Austin Peay
10. UT Martin
11. Jacksonville State
12. Tennessee State
2015
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Eastern Illinois
3. SIUE
4. Belmont
5. Morehead State
6. Murray State
7. Southeast Missouri
8. Austin Peay
9. Tennessee Tech
10. UT Martin
11. Jacksonville State
12. Tennessee State
2016
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Belmont
3. Morehead State
4. Eastern Illinois
5. Tennessee Tech
6. UT Martin
7. SIUE
8. Murray State
9. Austin Peay
10. Southeast Missouri
11. Jacksonville State
12. Tennessee State
2017
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Morehead State
3. Belmont
4. Eastern Illinois
5. UT Martin
6. Tennessee Tech
7. Austin Peay
8. Murray State
9. SIUE
10. Southeast Missouri
11. Jacksonville State
12. Tennessee State
2018
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Belmont
3. Tennessee Tech
4. Eastern Illinois
5. Morehead State
6. UT Martin
7. SIUE
8. Southeast Missouri
9. Murray State
10. Austin Peay
11. Jacksonville State
12. Tennessee State
2011
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Eastern Illinois
3. Southeast Missouri
4. Morehead State
5. UT Martin
6. Jacksonville State
7. Tennessee Tech
8. Austin Peay
9. Tennessee Tech
10. Murray State
2002
1. Eastern Illinois
2. Eastern Kentucky
3. Murray State
4. Morehead State
5. Southeast Missouri
6. Tennessee Tech
7. Tennessee-Martin
8. Austin Peay
9. Tennessee State
2003
1. Eastern Illinois
2. Eastern Kentucky
3. Morehead State
3. Samford
5. Southeast Missouri
6. Jacksonville State
7. Murray State
8. Tennessee Tech
9. Tennessee-Martin
10. Austin Peay
11. Tennessee State
2012
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Eastern Illinois
3. Southeast Missouri
4. Morehead State
5. Belmont
6. SIUE
7. Tennessee Tech
8. Jacksonville State
9. UT Martin
10. Austin Peay
11. Murray State
12. Tennessee State
2004
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Eastern Illinois
3. Jacksonville State
4. Samford
5. Morehead State
6. Southeast Missouri
7. Tennessee Tech
8. Austin Peay
2013
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Belmont
3. Morehead State
4. Eastern Illinois
5. Southeast Missouri
6. SIUE
7. UT Martin
8. Murray State
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6. Austin Peay
7. Murray State
8. Tennessee Tech
Women’s OVC Indoor TF Results
1990-91
1. Middle Tennesee
2. Murray State
3. Eastern Kentucky
4. Tennessee State
5. Austin Peay
1991-92
1. Murray State
2. Middle Tennessee
3. Eastern Kentucky
4. Southeast Missouri
5. Tennessee State
6. Austin Peay
7. Morehead State
1992-93
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Murray State
3. Middle Tennessee
4. Southeast Missouri
5. Tennessee State
6. Austin Peay
7. Morehead State/UT Martin
1993-94
1. Middle Tennessee
2. Eastern Kentucky
3. Southeast Missouri
4. Murray State
5. Tennessee State
6. Austin Peay
7. Tennessee Tech
8. Morehead State/UT Martin
1994-95
1. Middle Tennessee
2. Southeast Missouri
3. Eastern Kentucky
4. Tennessee State
5. Austin Peay
6. Murray State
7. Tennessee-Martin
8. Tennessee Tech
9. Morehead State
1995-96
1. Middle Tennessee
2. Southeast Missouri
3. Eastern Kentucky
4. Tennessee State
5. Murray State
6. Tennessee-Martin
7. Austin Peay
8. Tennessee Tech
9. Morehead State
1996-97
1. Southeast Missouri
2. Eastern Kentucky
3. Middle Tennessee
4. Tennessee State
5. Eastern Illinois
6. Murray State
7. Tennessee-Martin
8. Austin Peay
9. Tennessee Tech
9. Morehead State
1997-98
1. Southeast Missouri
2. Eastern Kentucky
3. Middle Tennessee
4. Eastern Illinois
5. Tennessee State
6. Tennessee-Martin
7. Austin Peay
8. Morehead State
9. Murray State
10. Tennessee Tech
1998-99
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Southeast Missouri
3. Tennessee State
4. Eastern Illinois
5. Middle Tennessee
6. Austin Peay
7. Morehead State
8. Tennessee-Martin
9. Murray State
10. Tennessee Tech
1999-2000
1. Southeast Missouri
2. Eastern Kentucky
3. Middle Tennessee
4. Eastern Illinois
5. Austin Peay
6. Tennessee State
7. Morehead State
8. Tennessee-Martin
9. Murray State
10. Tennessee Tech
2000-01
1. Austin Peay
2. Tennessee State
EKUSports.com
3. Eastern Kentucky
4. Southeast Missouri
5. Eastern Illinois
2011-12
1. Eastern Illinois
2. Eastern Kentucky
3. Jacksonville State
4. Tennessee State
5. Southeast Missouri
6. Murray State
7. Austin Peay
8. Tennessee Tech
2001-02
1. Tennessee State
2. Eastern Illinois
3. Southeast Missouri
4. Austin Peay
5. Eastern Kentucky
6. Morehead State
7. Murray State
2012-13
1. Southeast Missouri
2. Tennessee State
3. Eastern Illinois
4. Murray State
5. SIUE
6. Eastern Kentucky
7. Belmont
8. Austin Peay
2002-03
1. Tennessee State
2. Southeast Missouri
3. Eastern Kentucky
4. Eastern Illinois
5. Austin Peay
6. Morehead State
7. Murray State
8. Tennessee-Martin
9. Tennessee Tech
2013-14
1. Tennessee State
2. Eastern Illinois
3. Austin Peay
4. Southeast Missouri
5. SIUE
6. Murray State
7. Belmont
8. Eastern Kentucky
9. Jacksonville State
2003-04
1. Southeast Missouri
2. Eastern Kentucky
3. Eastern Illinois
4. Tennessee State
5. Samford
6. Austin Peay
7. Murray State
8. Tennessee Tech
9. Jacksonville State
10. Morehead State
2014-15
1. Eastern Illinois
2. Tennessee State
3. Southeast Missouri
4. Eastern Kentucky
5. Austin Peay
6. Murray State
7. SIUE
8. Belmont
9. Jacksonville State
2004-05
1.Southeast Missouri
2. Eastern Illinois
3. Tennessee State
4. Samford
5. Eastern Kentucky
6. Jacksonville State
7. Austin Peay
8. Murray State
9. Tennessee Tech
10. Morehead State
2015-16
1. Tennessee State
2. Eastern Illinois
3. Eastern Kentucky
4. Murray State
5. Austin Peay
6. Southeast Missouri
7. SIUE
8. Tennessee Tech
9. Jacksonville State
10. Belmont
2005-06
1.Southeast Missouri
2. Tennessee State
3. Eastern Kentucky
4. Samford
5. Eastern Illinois
6. Austin Peay
7. Jacksonville State
8. Murray State
9. Tennessee Tech
10. Morehead State
2016-17
1. Eastern Illinois
2. Tennessee Tech
3. Tennessee State
4. Eastern Kentucky
5. Austin Peay
6. Murray State
7. Jacksonville State
8. SIUE
9. Southeast Missouri
10. UT Martin
11. Belmont
12. Morehead State
2006-07
1. Eastern Illinois
2. Tennessee State
3. Southeast Missouri
4. Eastern Kentucky
5. Samford
6. Jacksonville State
7. Murray State
8. Austin Peay
9. Morehead State
10. Tennessee Tech
2017-18
1. Tennessee Tech
2. Eastern Kentucky
3. Eastern Illinois
4. Murray State
5. Tennessee State
6. Southeast Missouri
7. Austin Peay
8. SIUE
9. Jacksonville State
10. Belmont
11. UT Martin
12. Morehead State
2007-08
1. Tennessee State
2. Eastern Illinois
3. Jacksonville State
4. Murray State
5. Samford
6. Southeast Missouri
7. Eastern Kentucky
8. Austin Peay
9. Tennessee Tech
2008-09
1.Eastern Illinois
2. Southeast Missouri
3. Murray State
4. Tennessee State
5. Eastern Kentucky
6. Austin Peay
7. Jacksonville State
8. Tennessee Tech
2009-10
1. Eastern Illinois
2. Eastern Kentucky
3. Southeast Missouri
4. Austin Peay
5. Murray State
6. Jacksonville State
7. Tennessee State
8. Tennessee Tech
2010-11
1. Eastern Illinois
2. Eastern Kentucky
3. Southeast Missouri
4. Jacksonville State
5. Tennessee State
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4. Jacksonville State
5. Tennessee Tech
6. Austin Peay
7. Tennessee State
8. Murray State
9. Morehead State
Women’s OVC Outdoor TF Results
1986
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Akron
3. Murray State
4. Middle Tennessee
1990
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Murray State
3. Middle Tennessee
4. Tennessee State
5. Austin Peay
1992
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Murray State
3. Middle Tennessee
4. Southeast Missouri
5. Tennessee State
6. Austin Peay
7. Tennessee Tech
8. Morehead State
1993
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Southeast Missouri
3. Middle Tennessee
4. Murray State
5. Tennessee State
6. Austin Peay
7. Morehead State
8. Tennessee Tech
9. Tennessee-Martin
1994
1. Middle Tennessee
2. Eastern Kentucky
3. Southeast Missouri
4. Murray State
5. Tennessee State
6. Austin Peay
7. Tennessee Tech
8. Morehead State/UT Martin
1995
1. Middle Tennessee
2. Southeast Missouri
3. Eastern Kentucky
4. Tennessee State
5. Austin Peay
6. Murray State
7. Tennessee-Martin
8. Tennessee Tech
9. Morehead State
1996
1. Middle Tennessee
2. Southeast Missouri
3. Eastern Kentucky
4. Tennessee State
5. Murray State
6. Tennessee-Martin
7. Austin Peay
8. Tennessee Tech
1997
1. Southeast Missouri
2. Eastern Kentucky
3. Middle Tennessee
4. Tennessee State
5. Eastern Illinois
6. Murray State
7. Tennessee-Martin
8. Austin Peay
9. Tennessee Tech/Morehead State
1998
1. Southeast Missouri
2. Eastern Kentucky
3. Middle Tennessee
4. Eastern Illinois
5. Tennessee State
6. Tennessee-Martin
7. Austin Peay
8. Morehead State
9. Murray State
10. Tennessee Tech
1999
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Southeast Missouri
3. Tennessee State
4. Eastern Illinois
5. Middle Tennessee
6. Austin Peay
7. Morehead State
8. Tennessee-Martin
9. Murray State
10. Tennessee Tech
2000
1. Southeast Missouri
2. Middle Tennessee
3. Eastern Illinois
4. Eastern Kentucky
5. Austin Peay
6. Tennessee State
7. Tennessee-Martin
8. Morehead State
9. Tennessee Tech
10. Murray State
2011
1. Eastern Illinois
2. Southeast Missouri
3. Eastern Kentucky
4. Jacksonville State
5. Murray State
6. Austin Peay
7. Tennessee State
8. Tennessee Tech
9. Morehead State
2001
1. Tennessee State
2. Southeast Missouri
3. Austin Peay
4. Eastern Kentucky
5. Eastern Illinois
6. Morehead State
7. Tennessee Tech
8. Tennessee-Martin
9. Murray State
2012
1. Eastern Illinois
2. Southeast Missouri
3. Murray State
4. Jacksonville State
5. Eastern Kentucky
6. Tennessee State
7. Austin Peay
8. Morehead State
9. Tennessee Tech
2002
1. Tennessee State
2. Eastern Illinois
3. Southeast Missouri
4. Austin Peay
5. Eastern Kentucky
6. Morehead State
7. Murray State
8. Tennessee Tech
2003
1. Southeast Missouri
2. Eastern Kentucky
3. Tennessee State
4. Eastern Illinois
5. Austin Peay
6. Murray State
7. Tennessee Tech
8. Morehead State
2013
1. Eastern Illinois
2. Murray State
3. Southeast Missouri
4. SIUE
5. Tennessee State
6. Eastern Kentucky
7. Jacksonville State
8. Austin Peay
9. Belmont
10. Morehead State
11. Tennessee Tech
2004
1. Southeast Missouri
2. Eastern Illinois
3. Samford
4. Tennessee State
5. Eastern Kentucky
6. Murray State
7. Austin Peay
8. Jacksonville State
9. Morehead State
2014
1. Eastern Illinois
2. Southeast Missouri
3. Murray State
4. Jacksonville State
5. Eastern Kentucky
6. Tennessee State
7. Austin Peay
8. Morehead State
9. Tennessee Tech
2005
1. Southeast Missouri
2. Eastern Illinois
3. Samford
4. Tennessee State
5. Eastern Kentucky
6. Murray State
7. Austin Peay
8. Jacksonville State
9. Morehead State
10. Tennessee Tech
2015
1. Tennessee State
2. Eastern Illinois
3. Austin Peay
4. Southeast Missouri
5. Eastern Kentucky
6. Murray State
7. SIUE
8. Jacksonville State
9. Belmont
10. Morehead State
11. Tennessee Tech
2006
1. Southeast Missouri
2. Jacksonville State
3. Eastern Illinois
4. Samford
5. Eastern Kentucky
6. Tennessee State
7. Austin Peay
8. Murray State
9. Tennessee Tech
10. Morehead State
2016
1. Eastern Illinois
2. Tennessee State
3. Austin Peay
4. Southeast Missouri
5. SIUE
6. Jacksonville State
7. Murray State
8. Tennessee Tech
9. Eastern Kentucky
10. Belmont
11. Morehead State
2007
1. Eastern Illinois
2. Tennessee State
3. Southeast Missouri
4. Jacksonville State
5. Murray State
6. Samford
7. Eastern Kentucky
8. Austin Peay
9. Tennessee Tech
10. Morehead State
2017
1. Eastern Illinois
2. Tennessee State
3. Tennessee Tech
4. Muray State
5. Austin Peay
6. Eastern Kentucky
7. Jacksonville State
8. Southeast Missouri
9. SIUE
10. Belmont
11. UT Martin
2008
1. Tennessee State
2. Samford
3. Eastern Illinois
4. Southeast Missouri
5. Murray State
6. Austin Peay
7. Jacksonville State
8. Tennessee Tech
9. Eastern Kentucky
10. Morehead State
2018
1. Tennessee Tech
2. Murray State
3. Tennessee State
4. Eastern Kentucky
5. Southeast Missouri
6. Eastern Illinois
7. Jacksonville State
8. SIUE
9. Austin Peay
10. Belmont
11. UT Martin
12. Morehead State
2009
1.Eastern Illinois
2. Southeast Missouri
3. Murray State
4. Jacksonville State
5. Austin Peay
6. Eastern Kentucky
7. Tennessee State
8. Tennessee Tech
2010
1. Eastern Illinois
2. Southeast Missouri
3. Eastern Kentucky
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6. Belmont
Men’s OVC Indoor TF Results
1983-84
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Middle Tennessee
3. Akron
4. Murray State
5. Austin Peay
1984-85
1. Middle Tennessee
2. Eastern Kentucky
3. Murray State
4. Akron
1985-86
1. Middle Tennessee
2. Murray State
3. Akron
4. Eastern Kentucky
4. Austin Peay
1986-87
1. Middle Tennessee
2. Murray State
3. Eastern Kentucky
1991-92
1. Murray State
2. Middle Tennessee
3. Eastern Kentucky
1992-93
1.Middle Tennessee
2. Murray State
3. Eastern Kentucky
1993-94
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Middle Tennessee
3. Tennessee State
4. Southeast Missouri
5. Murray State
6. Morehead State
7. Tennessee Tech
1994-95
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Southeast Missouri
3. Middle Tennessee
4. Murray State
5. Tennessee State
6. Morehead State
7. Tennessee Tech
1995-96
1. Southeast Missouri
2. Middle Tennessee
3. Eastern Kentucky
4. Tennessee State
5. Murray State
6. Morehead State
7. Tennessee Tech
8. Austin Peay
1996-97
1. Eastern Illinois
2. Middle Tennessee
3. Eastern Kentucky
4. Southeast Missouri
5. Tennessee State
6. Murray State
7. Morehead State
8. Tennessee Tech
8. Austin Peay
1997-98
1. Eastern Illinois
2. Middle Tennessee
3. Southeast Missouri
4. Tennessee State
5. Eastern Kentucky
6. Murray State
7. Morehead State
8. Tennessee Tech
8. Austin Peay
1998-99
1. Eastern Illinois
2. Middle Tennessee
3. Southeast Missouri
4. Eastern Kentucky
5. Murray State
6. Tennessee State
7. Morehead State
8. Tennessee-Martin
1999-2000
1. Middle Tennessee
2. Eastern Illinois
3. Southeast Missouri
4. Eastern Kentucky
5. Murray State
6. Tennessee State
7. Morehead State
7. Tennessee-Martin
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2014-15
1. Southeast Missouri
2. Eastern Illinois
3. SIUE
4. Eastern Kentucky
5. Tennessee State
6. Belmont
2000-01
1. Eastern Illinois
2. Southeast Missouri
3. Eastern Kentucky
4. Tennessee State
5. Murray State
6. Morehead State
2015-16
1. Eastern Illinois
2. Southeast Missouri
3. Tennessee State
4. Eastern Kentucky
5. SIUE
6. Belmont
2001-02
1. Eastern Illinois
2. Southeast Missouri
3. Eastern Kentucky
4. Murray State
5. Tennessee State
6. Morehead State
2002-03
1. Eastern Illinois
2. Eastern Kentucky
3. Southeast Missouri
4. Tennessee State
5. Murray State
6. Morehead State
2016-17
1. Eastern Illinois
2. Tennessee State
3. Eastern Kentucky
4. SIUE
5. Southeast Missouri
6. Belmont
7. UT Martin
2003-04
1. Eastern Illinois
2. Southeast Missouri
3. Eastern Kentucky
4. Tennessee State
5. Samford
6. Murray State
7. Morehead State
8. Jacksonville State
2017-18
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Eastern Illinois
3. Southeast Missouri
4. Belmont
5. Tennessee State
6. SIUE
7. UT Martin
2004-05
1. Southeast Missouri
2. Eastern Illinois
3. Eastern Kentucky
4. Samford
5. Tennessee State
6. Morehead State
7. Murray State
2005-06
1. Eastern Illinois
2. Southeast Missouri
3. Tennessee State
4. Eastern Kentucky
5. Samford
6. Morehead State
7. Murray State
2006-07
1. Eastern Illinois
2. Southeast Missouri
3. Tennessee State
4. Eastern Kentucky
5. Samford
6. Morehead State
2007-08
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Eastern Illinois
3. Southeast Missouri
4. Tennessee State
5. Samford
6. Morehead State
2008-09
1. Eastern Illinois
2. Southeast Missouri
3. Eastern Kentucky
4. Tennessee State
2009-10
1. Eastern Illinois
2. Southeast Missouri
3. Eastern Kentucky
4. Tennessee State
2010-11
1. Eastern Illinois
2. Eastern Kentucky
3. Southeast Missouri
4. Tennessee State
2011-12
1. Eastern Illinois
2. Southeast Missouri
3. Eastern Kentucky
4. Tennessee State
2012-13
1. Eastern Illinois
2. Southeast Missouri
3. Eastern Kentucky
4. SIUE
5. Tennessee State
6. Belmont
2013-14
1. Southeast Missouri
2. Eastern Illinois
3. Tennessee State
4. SIUE
5. Eastern Kentucky
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6. Tennessee State
7. Morehead State
Men’s OVC Outdoor TF Results
1984
1. Middle Tennessee
2. Eastern Kentucky
3. Murray State
4. Akron
5. Austin Peay
1985
1. Middle Tennessee
2. Eastern Kentucky
3. Murray State
4. Akron
5. Austin Peay
1986
1. Middle Tennessee
2. Murray State
3. Eastern Kentucky
4. Austin Peay
5. Akron
1993
1. Middle Tennessee
2. Murray State
3. Eastern Kentucky
1994
1. Middle Tennessee
2. Southeast Missouri
3. Murray State
4. Eastern Kentucky
5. Tennessee State
6. Morehead State
7. Tennessee Tech
1995
1. Southeast Missouri
2. Middle Tennessee
3. Eastern Kentucky
4. Tennessee State
5. Murray State
6. Austin Peay
7. Tennessee-Martin
8. Tennessee Tech
9. Morehead State
1996
1. Southeast Missouri
2. Middle Tennessee
3. Tennessee State
4. Eastern Kentucky
5. Murray State
6. Morehead State
7. Tennessee Tech
8. Austin Peay
1997
1. Eastern Illinois
2. Middle Tennessee
3. Southeast Missouri
4. Tennessee State
5. Eastern Kentucky
6. Murray State
7. Morehead State
8. Tennessee Tech
8. Austin Peay
1998
1.Eastern Illinois
2.Middle Tennessee
3.Southeast Missouri
4. Eastern Kentucky
5. Tennessee State
6. Muray State
7.Morehead State
1999
1. Eastern Illinois
2. Middle Tennessee
3. Southeast Missouri
4. Murray State
5. Eastern Kentucky
6. Tennessee State
7. Morehead State
8. Tennessee-Martin
2000
1. Eastern Illinois
2. Middle Tennessee
3. Eastern Kentucky
4. Murray State
5. Southeast Missouri
2001
1. Eastern Illinois
2. Southeast Missouri
3. Eastern Kentucky
4. Murray State
5. Tennessee State
6. Morehead State
2002
1. Eastern Illinois
2. Southeast Missouri
3. Eastern Kentucky
4. Tennessee State
5. Murray State
6. Morehead State
2016
1. Southeast Missouri
2. Eastern Illinois
3. Tennessee State
4. Eastern Kentucky
5. SIUE
6. Belmont
7. Morehead State
2003
1. Eastern Illinois
2. Southeast Missouri
3. Tennesse State
4. Eastern Kentucky
5. Murray State
6. Morehead State
2017
1. Southeast Missouri
2. Belmont
3. Eastern Illinois
4. Tennessee State
5. Eastern Kentucky
6. SIUE
7. UT Martin
8. Morehead State
2004
1. Eastern Illinois
2. Southeast Missouri
3. Eastern Kentucky
4. Samford
5. Tennessee State
6. Murray State
7. Morehead State
2018
1. Eastern Kentucky
2. Belmont
3. Southeast Missouri
4. Eastern Illinois
5. SIUE
6. Tennessee State
7. UT Martin
8. Morehead State
2005
1. Southeast Missouri
2. Eastern Illinois
3. Eastern Kentucky
4. Samford
5. Tennessee State
6. Morhead State
7. Murray State
2006
1. Southeast Missouri
2. Eastern Illinois
3. Tennessee State
4. Morehead State
5. Eastern Kentucky
6. Samford
7. Murray State
2007
1. Eastern Illinois
2. Southeast Missouri
3. Eastern Kentucky
4. Samford
5. Tennessee State
6. Morehead State
2008
1. Southeast Missouri
2. Eastern Illinois
3. Eastern Kentucky
4. Tennessee State
5. Samford
6. Morehead State
2009
1. Eastern Illinois
2. Eastern Kentucky
3. Southeast Missouri
4. Tennessee State
5. Texas-Pan American
6. Morehead State
2010
1. Eastern Illinois
2. Southeast Missouri
3. Eastern Kentucky
4. Tennessee State
5. Morehead State
2011
1. Eastern Illinois
2. Southeast Missouri
3. Eastern Kentucky
4. Tennessee State
5. Morehead State
2012
1. Eastern Illinois
2. Southeast Missouri
3. Eastern Kentucky
4. Tennessee State
5. Morehead State
2013
1. Eastern Illinois
2. Southeast Missouri
3. SIUE
4. Eastern Kentucky
5. Tennessee State
6. Belmont
7. Morehead State
2014
1. Southeast Missouri
2. Eastern Illinois
3. SIUE
4. Tennessee State
5. Belmont
6. Eastern Kentucky
7. Morehead State
2015
1. Eastern Illinois
2. Southeast Missouri
3. SIUE
4. Eastern Kentucky
5. Belmont
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Track and Field / Cross Country in the EKU Athletics Hall of Fame
Grant Colehour (Founder)
A five-time All-American in track and a four-time All-American in cross country, Grant Colehour was a member
of the United States final Olympic Trials team in the 10,000 meters at South Lake Tahoe in 1968, where he placed
sixth. A three-time national college champion in the six-mile run, 5,000-meter run and 10,000-meter run, he was the
Ohio Valley Conference cross country champion four times (1965-68) and an OVC champion in track in five events.
Colehour was a member of the United States World Cross Country Team in 1966 and 1967 and ran in Europe in the
summer of 1966 in such countries as Sweden, Finland, Denmark and Norway. One of the first All-Americans in the
University’s history, he held EKU records in the mile, two-mile, three-mile and six-mile runs.
Grant Colehour
Billy Rucker (Founder)
Billy Rucker, one of the school’s outstanding quarter-milers, was a four-year letterman in track and participated on
the freshman basketball team at Eastern. He completed his four-year career at Eastern undefeated in the 440-yard
dash and led the Maroons to their first Ohio Valley Conference championship in 1957. That ’57 season saw Rucker
finish first or second in five events at the OVC meet at Murfreesboro, Tenn., including the 100-yard, 220-yard dash
and 440-yard dash, broad jump and the anchor leg of the mile relay. Upon receiving his Bachelor of Science degree
in industrial arts in 1959, he serve as an instrument designer with H.K. Ferguson Company in San Francisco, Calif.,
from 1960-62.
Ken Silvious (Founder)
Ken Silvious, two-time All-American in both cross country (1968, 1969) and track (1970, 1971), had four very successful years at Eastern. Perhaps his best came in 1970 when he placed first in every dual meet and won the Ohio
Valley Conference individual championship, setting a new course record with a time of 29:16.0. Breaking records was
certainly not an oddity for Silvious was able to set new course standards in six of these. Silvious won two individual
OVC cross country titles and placed second his freshman and sophomore years. He placed 14th in the 1969 NCAA
Cross Country Championships. Silvious still holds the Eastern record for the 3,000 meter steeplechase with a clocking of 8:44.8 set in 1970. Ohio.
William Rucker
Ken Silvious
Jackie Humphrey-Corbin (2006)
A 1988 Olympian who represented the United States in Seoul, Korea, Jackie Humphrey-Corbin is one of the most
decorated athletes ever to compete at Eastern. Humphrey ran the sixth-fastest time ever by an American in the
100-meter hurdles (12.83 seconds) and won the U.S. Olympic track and field trials in record-setting fashion during
the 1988 season. On August 29 of that year, the city of Richmond held a Jackie Humphrey Day to celebrate her accomplishments. Driven by a passion to be the best, Humphrey was a six-time NCAA All-American. She competed
in the NCAA Indoor and Outdoor Championships each year of her collegiate career (1985-88). Her best finish was
second place in the 1987 100-meter hurdles, a race she finished in 13.06 seconds. Following her senior season, Humphrey earned Ohio Valley Conference Female Athlete of the Year accolades.
Jackie Humphrey-Corbin
Pamela Raglin-Andrews (2007)
One of the best middle distance runners in the nation during her collegiate career, Pam Raglin, as she was known
during her time at EKU, was a 13-time Ohio Valley Conference champion. The 1984 and 1985 OVC Women’s Outdoor Track and Field Athlete of the Year still holds the conference mark for best 800 meters time with a 2:07.71 in
1986. Raglin claimed the OVC outdoor championship in the 800 meters (1985, 1986); 1,500 meters (1984, 1985, 1986);
3,000 meters (1985, 1986); and the 5,000 meters (1984, 1985) during her career. Raglin’s time of 4:16.84 in the 1,500
meters during the 1986 season is still the EKU women’s outdoor record. Also in 1986, Raglin was selected as the OVC
Cross Country Runner of the Year. She won the three-mile championship with a time of 16:33.
Pamela Raglin-Andrews
John Nganga (2007)
A four-time Ohio Valley Conference Cross Country Champion, John Nganga is one of the most decorated studentathletes in EKU history. Nganga swept the OVC cross country titles from 1991-94 while earning the conference’s
Runner of the Year honor all four years. He led the Colonels to the OVC crown in each of those four years. Nganga
won the NCAA District III Cross Country Championship and advanced to the NCAA Championships in the maroon
and white. The Kenya native earned OVC Indoor Track and Field Athlete of the Year in 1995, the first of two years
he led the Colonels to the league title. That year Nganga won the 3,000 meters (8:40.35) and 5,000 meters (14:49.81) at
the OVC championship meet. His third indoor title was earned in 1994 when he ran a 14:47.99 in the 5,000 meters at
the conference meet.
John Nganga
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Rose Gilmore-Skepple (2008)
One of the greatest sprinters in the nation during her collegiate career, Rose Gilmore-Skepple was a track and field
All-American on several occasions. Gilmore was ranked in the top 20 nationally for the 100 and 200 meters in 1985.
The nine-time Ohio Valley Conference sprint champion holds the EKU program record in the 100 meters (11.56) and
the 60 meters (7.34). Her 200-meter time of 23.93 ranks second on EKU’s all-time list. During her freshman season,
Gilmore was a member of the United States World Record-setting 4x100 meter relay team. The Reading, Pa. native
helped lead the Colonels to the conference indoor championship in 1985 and 1986. Gilmore established the conference record in the 55-meter dash with a time of 6.87 in 1985. The 1986 EKU Female Athlete of the Year competed in
the NCAA Track and Field Championships as a senior.
Rose Gilmore-Skepple
Ken Glover (2010)
Ken Glover lettered four seasons for coach Rick Erdmann’s Eastern men’s track and field team in the high jump
event. He was a four-time high jump champion in the Ohio Valley Conference and was a member of the OVC’s
prestigious 40th anniversary track and field team in 1988. He won the OVC indoor high jump title in 1981 with a leap
of 7-2 and the conference indoor championship in 1982 with his 7-2.25 mark. Glover followed those efforts up with
OVC outdoor high jump titles in 1981 (7-2.5) and 1982 (7.3), the latter of which still stands as the conference record.
He was listed in 1980 with the 10th best high jump in the United States. Glover also owns the school record for best
indoor high jump with his mark of 7-4.25 in 1981 and has the school outdoor mark for best high jump with his leap
of 7-5 in 1982.
Ken Glover
Sue Schaefer-Morgan (2011)
Sue Schaefer competed on the Eastern cross country and track teams for four seasons (1977-81) for coach Sandy
Martin. Following graduation from high school, she won the 3,000-meter run at the AAU Nationals at UCLA in June
of 1977 before enrolling at EKU. She attained All-American status in 1977 when she ran a personal best of 17:37 for
the 5,000 meters, placing fifth at the Cross Country nationals. She also reached All-American status in 1978 when
she placed fifth at the NCAA Track Outdoor National Meet where she was clocked in a school record time of 16:05.0.
She was an integral part of two OVC outdoor (1979 and 1980) championship teams at Eastern and was named OVC
Female Cross Country Runner of the Year in 1980. Her senior season, Schaefer was the 1981 OVC champion in the
outdoor 1,500, 3,000 and the 5,000-meter runs.
Sue Schaefer-Morgan
Charmaine Byer (2012)
Charmaine Byer Sizemore competed on the EKU track team for coach Rick Erdmann for four seasons (1984-88). A
1987 NCAA qualifier in the indoor 4X800 meter relay, she won the Ohio Valley Conference indoor 400 meters and
the OVC outdoor meters for three years each. The current school record-holder in the outdoor 400 meters (53.46),
Sizemore is also set a school record in the indoor 400 meters (56.17). She is also the current school record holder in
the indoor 500 meters with a time of 1:13.90. She was also a member of six other school record relay teams, including the indoor 4X200 meters (1:41.90); the 4X800 meters (8:50.2); indoor sprint medley relay (4:00.1); the 4X55 meter
shuttle hurdle (30.24); the outdoor 4X200 meters (1:37.73); and outdoor distance medley (11:22.48). The 4X55 meter
indoor shuttle hurdle relay time was a world best time when it was set.
Charmaine Byer
The 1962 Mile Relay Team (2013)
Ben Price, Bob Scott, Irvin Lewis and Jack Jackson were pioneers in the field of intercollegiate athletics, not only at
Eastern Kentucky University but nationally as well, by becoming the first African-American athletes to compete
for an intercollegiate athletics team in our University’s history. In addition to being pioneers in breaking the color
barrier, they were also very talented in their event in which they competed on the EKU men’s track team -- the mile
relay. Over a two-year period, they compiled a remarkable 22-3 record in the mile relay, including running a schoolrecord 3:35.2 in placing second in the prestigious Mason-Dixon games at Louisville’s Freedom Hall before 9,200
spectators. They later eclipsed the school record three other times that season, dropping it 3:25.1 in a regular-season
victory over Tennessee Tech.
1962 Mile Relay Team
Jamie King O’Shea (2014)
Jamie King O’Shea was a four-year letterwinner in track and cross country for coach Rick Erdmann’s EKU team from
1994-99. In her stellar career, she was the Ohio Valley Conference Women’s Indoor Track Athlete of the Year in 1997
and 1998, and duplicated that honor both seasons as OVC Women’s Outdoor Track Athlete of the Year. She was also
OVC Female Cross Country Athlete of the Year in 1997 and was a four-time NCAA Track All-American. King O’Shea
was a four-time conference champion in the indoor mile run and also won the OVC indoor 800 meters and the
indoor 3,000 meters at the OVC meet in 1998. She was also the OVC outdoor champion in the 800 meters and a fourtime champion in the OVC outdoor 1,500-meter run and twice took the outdoor 3,000 meter run. She proved time
after time during her career that she could excel at any distance from the 400 meter dash to the 5,000 meter run.
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Amy Clements Olsen (2015)
Olsen was a four-year letter winner for EKU’s women’s cross country and track teams from 1991-95. She began her
Eastern career in grand fashion by winning the OVC cross country championship, finishing the 5,000-meter course
in first place in a time of 18:06. She repeated this feat of being named OVC Women’s Cross Country Runner of the
Year her sophomore and her senior years in helping Eastern continue its string of OVC women’s cross country titles
to 18 in a row from 1982-1999. During her four-year career, she was chosen as OVC Female Cross Country Runner
of the Week seven times. Her success continued during her track seasons as she did her part in leading EKU to two
OVC outdoor titles and one conference indoor championship. During her four-year EKU career, she was a four-time
OVC outdoor champion in the 3,000-meter run and set a school record in the 10,000-meter run. She also won the 1993
indoor title in the 3,000-meter run and captured three league medals in the 5,000-meter run (1993 and 1995 indoor
and the 1993 outdoor).
Rick White (2016)
White ran track for coach Rick Erdmann from 1981-83 after being named National Junior College All-American in
three events – the 60-meter dash, the 100-meter dash and the 200-meter dash while competing for Hagerstown Junior
College. He was also a record holder at Hagerstown in these three sprint events and qualified for the U.S. Olympic
Trials in 1980. Recruited to Eastern by his coach at Hagerstown, Rick Erdmann, he never broke stride as a Colonel,
setting school records in the 55-meter dash with a clocking of 6.28, the 60-meter dash at 6.74, the 100-meter dash
(10.32) and being a member of the record-setting 4x100 meter relay with a time of 39.91. He was also a two-time
U.S. Olympic Trials Qualifier, an NCAA All-American, and a Pan American Games finalist, all in the 100 meters. He
closed his career at Eastern in 1983 as a 12-time collegiate All-American.
Dallas Robinson (2017)
Robinson competed three seasons for head coach Rick Erdmann’s track team. In this span from 2003-2006, he was
the OVC Indoor and Outdoor Track Athlete of the Year and earned 16 top three finishes at the OVC championships
and won nine gold medals. He also received Athlete of the Championship and Athlete of the Year honors and was
a six-time choice for the OVC Track Athlete of the Week award. Robinson was the 2003 and 2005 outdoor 100 meter
champion, as well as the 2004 and 2005 outdoor 200 meter winner. The school record holder in the indoor 200 meters, he won the OVC championship in this event in 2005. He is the United States’ only ever three-sport Team USA
qualifier in USA Rugby Sevens and Fifteen and USA bobsled two and four-man national team. He competed three
years as a team USA bobsled athlete and an Olympic team competitor as a US soldier, becoming only one of six to
compete in Sochi Russia while serving full-time active duty in the military while a member of the 2014 USA Bobsled
Team. As a bobsled athlete, he broke five Olympic Training Center records. Competing in the World Championship
Team event in 2012-14, he collected three World Cup medals. Robinson received the Meritorious Service Medal, the
highest non-combat medal a soldier can receive.
Rick Erdmann (2018)
Erdmann closed his coaching career after 39 glorious years at the helm of Eastern’s track and field, and cross country
teams. He guided the Colonels to 73 Ohio Valley Conference titles and picked up 70 OVC Coach of the Year awards
along the way. He tutored countless All-OVC athletes, 46 All-Americans and three Olympians. Out of all Erdmann’s conference championships, the one that eluded him had been the OVC men’s outdoor track title. On May 12,
2018, the Colonels sent their beloved coach out on top, stunning the conference by winning the men’s outdoor title
by more than 30 points. His storybook career closed with a storybook ending two days later when he announced his
retirement. At the June 2018 Board of Regents meeting, he was honored by being named Head Coach Emeritus.
Nichole Gibson (2018)
Gibson ran indoor and outdoor track for four seasons for coach Rick Erdmann’s EKU track teams. Her best season
came during the 2005 outdoor season when she was named OVC Women’s Outdoor Track & Field Athlete of the
Year and Women’s Outdoor Track Athlete of the Championship. In this OVC meet, she was the 100 meter champion
with a time of 11.79; won the 100 meter hurdles championship with a time of 13.58; and the 400-meter hurdles title
with a time of 1:01.05. At the time of her induction, she was still listed with the second best time in the EKU record
book in the 100 meter dash and the 100 meter hurdles, and fourth all-time in the 400 meter hurdles. Gibson was a
four-time OVC champion having also been victorious in the 2003 outdoor 100 meters. She was also a member of
EKU’s record-breaking 4x200 meter relay team in 2003. Since becoming a police officer with the Lexington (KY)
police department, she has received her third post-secondary degree and was chosen as the Lexington Police Officer
of the Year in 2016. Gibson was named the 2017 Kentucky Women’s Law Enforcement Network Police Officer of the
Year and earned the 2017 Time Out for the People Award which was presented by Lexington Mayor Jim Gray.
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