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2013 Warhawk Cross Country

2013 Schedule....................................................... 22013 Roster Men’s ............................................................... 3 Women’s .......................................................... 32013 Outlook ........................................................ 4

2 2 2013

SEASON

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Warhawk Cross Country 2013 Season Coaching Staff Meet the Warhawks 2012 Recap Record Book This is AUM

Head Coach Michael Gross ................................... 5Graduate Assistant Kaley Glover ........................... 5

5 5 COACHING

STAFF

Men’s TeamShaw Cornelius ..................................................... 6Josh Jenkins........................................................... 7Adam Russell ......................................................... 8Andrew Russell ..................................................... 9Zach Sollie ........................................................... 10Aaron West ......................................................... 11Mike Bulger/Joel Jackson .................................... 12Women’s TeamRaquel Anecito .................................................... 13Savannah Brown ................................................. 14Katherine Toy ...................................................... 15Sharlie Brooks/Cai e Cunningham ..................... 16HollyAnn Goble/Amelia Hobson ......................... 17Kamesha Strong/Rachel Stuart ........................... 18

6 6 MEET THE

WARHAWKS

2012 Men’s Results ............................................. 192012 Women’s Results ........................................ 20

19 19 2012

RECAP

2011 Men’s Results ............................................. 212011 Women’s Results ........................................ 22

21 21 RECORD

BOOK

AUM Athle c History .......................................... 23This is AUM .................................................... 24-25Chancellor Dr. John G. Veres III ........................... 26Athle c Director Steve Crotz ............................... 27Athle c and Media Directory .............................. 28The NAIA and SSAC ............................................. 29City of Montgomery ............................................ 30Proud Sponsors of AUM Athle cs .................. 31-32

23 23 AUBURN UNIVERSITY AT

MONTGOMERY

General Informa onLoca on: ......................................Montgomery, Ala.Founded: ...........................................................1967Enrollment: ......................................................5,305Nickname:................................................WarhawksColors: ............................... Orange, Black and WhiteAffi lia on: .........................................................NAIAConference: ....................... Southern States Athle c

Administra onChancellor:.................................Dr. John G. Veres IIIAthle c Director: ....................................Steve CrotzAssociate Athle c Director: .................... Jessie RosaAssistant AD for Compliance: ............... Alexis AveryAthle cs Graduate Assistant: ....Michelle CromptonAthle cs Graduate Assistant: ........ Marissa SanchezSports Informa on Director: ...................... Tim LutzSID Graduate Assistant: ......................Jason OliveiraHead Athle c Trainer: ........................Kyle SampsellAthle c Training GA: .......................Amanda HodgeAthle c Training GA: ...................Hannah WhighamFaculty Athle c Representa ve: ..........Dr. John Aho

2012 ReviewMen’s SSAC Finish: .........................................9 of 11 Women’s SSAC Finish: .................................12 of 12

2013 PreviewLe erwinners Returning/Lost (Men): ................ 6/2Newcomers (Men): .................................................2Le erwinners Returning/Lost (Women): .......... 3/5Newcomers (Women): ...........................................6

Coaching Staff Head Coach:....................................... Michael Gross Alma Mater: ............. Auburn Montgomery, 1990 Offi ce Phone: ................................ 334-244-3426Graduate Assistant ...............................Kaley Glover

Team HistoryFirst Season: .....................................................2011NAIA Tournament Appearances: .....................none

Athle c Media Rela onsContact: ...................................................... Tim Lutz Offi ce Phone: ................................ 334-244-3832 Cell Phone: .................................... 334-207-6196 Email: [email protected] Fax: .............................................. 334-244-3886Website:.............................www.AUMathle cs.comSID Graduate Assistant: ......................Jason Oliveira Email: ...................................... [email protected]

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The 2013 Auburn Montgomery men’s and women’s cross country media guide front cover features three of AUM’s top returners in senior Katherine Toy, as well as sophomores Zach Sollie and Andrew Russell. The back cover features the members of the 2013 team.

The 2013 Auburn University at Montgomery Men’s and Women’s Cross Country Media Guide is a produc on of the University’s Sports Informa on Offi ce.WRITING AND DESIGN: Jason Oliveira, AUM Sports Informa on Graduate AssistantEDITORIAL ASSISTANCE: Frank Miles, AUM Internal Communica ons Manager; Tim Lutz, AUM Sports Informa on DirectorCOVER DESIGNS: Winfred Hawkins, AUM Senior Graphic DesignerPHOTOGRAPHY: Ac on photos by Frank Williams, AUM University Photographer. Portraits also by Williams.PRINTING: Wells Prin ng, Montgomery, Ala.SPECIAL THANKS: 2013 AUM opponents for the use of their athle c logo. Auburn University Athle c Media Rela ons for the use of photos. Also thank you to AUM head cross country coach Michael Gross for his contribu ons to this publica on.

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2013 AUM CROSS COUNTRY SCHEDULE Day Date Meet Site Time

Fri. Sept. 6 PowerAde Invitational Chattanooga, Tenn. 4 p.m.

Hosted by University of Tennessee-Chattanooga

Sat. Sept. 21 CIU/Falcon Invitational Columbia, S.C. 8 a.m.

Hosted by Columbia International University

Sat. Sept. 28 Warrior Invitational Central, S.C. 8 a.m.

Hosted by Southern Wesleyan University

Fri. Oct. 4 Watson Ford Invitational Clinton, Miss. 4 p.m.

Hosted by Mississippi College

Fri. Oct. 11 Skyshark Invitational Lanett, Ala. 4 p.m.

Hosted by Point University

Sat. Oct. 26 Sand Shark Invitational Beaufort, S.C. 8 a.m.

Hosted by University of South Carolina-Beaufort

Sat. Nov. 9 SSAC Championship Clinton, Miss. 9 a.m.

Hosted by the Southern States Athletic Conference

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2013 AUM CROSS COUNTRY ROSTER

2013 Men’s Cross Country RosterName Cl. Ht. Wt. Hometown/Previous School Mike Bulger Fr. 5-8 135 Prattville, Ala./Prattville High SchoolShaw Cornelius Fr. 5-10 155 Oneonta, Ala./Oneonta High SchoolJosh Jenkins Fr. 5-11 140 Horton, Ala./Boaz High SchoolJoel Johnson Fr. 6-1 175 Montgomery, Ala./Eastwood Christian SchoolAdam Russell So. 5-8 138 Trussville, Ala./Hewitt Trussville High SchoolAndrew Russell Fr. 5-5 125 Boaz, Ala./Boaz High SchoolZach Sollie Fr. 5-9 150 Opelika, Ala./Beauregard High SchoolAaron West Fr. 6-0 150 Millbrook, Ala./Prattville Christian Academy

2013 Women’s Cross Country RosterName Cl. Ht. Hometown/Previous School Raquel Anecito Fr. 5-0 Tallassee, Ala./Tallassee High SchoolSharlie Brooks So. 5-5 Troy, Ala./Charles Henderson HS/University of West AlabamaSavannah Brown Jr. 5-5 Douglas, Ala./Douglas HS/Gadsden State Community CollegeCaitie Cunningham Sr. 5-11 Winchester, Tenn./John Wild High SchoolHollyAnn Goble Fr. 5-3 Blount County, Ala./Susan Moore High SchoolAmelia Hobson Sr. 5-4 Montgomery, Ala./Emerald Mountain Christian High SchoolKamesha Strong Sr. 5-4 Selma, Ala./Selma High SchoolRachel Stuart Sr. 5-4 Dora, Ala./Dora High SchoolKatherine Toy Sr. 5-2 Sugar Land, Texas/Huntingdon College

Head Coach: Michael Gross Graduate Assistant: Kaley Glover




The 2013 campaign marks the third year of existence for the Auburn Mont-gomery cross country teams, and with two years of experience, the Warhawks are poised to compete in the Southern States Athletic Conference. Head coach Michael Gross welcomes back nine runners from a season ago, six on the men’s team and three on women’s. Highlighting the returners for the men is sophomore Zach Sollie, who was AUM’s top fi nisher twice last season and fi nished third of better for the team in all nine meets. Sollie will look to eclipse the 27:30-mark required to qualify for the NAIA National Championship. “Zach had a good summer and worked hard during the off-season,” Gross said. “He has come back in great form. Once we tweak a few things, there is no doubt in my mind that he has the skill set to qualify for the national championship and be a complete runner.” Fellow sophomores Andrew Russell, Shaw Cornelius, Josh Jenkins and Aaron West look to build from strong freshman campaigns. “We have a good core group of sopho-mores returning,” Gross said. “Andrew re-ally made some strides at the end of last year and worked hard this summer. I look for him carry a bigger role with the team this year. Josh showed what he could do last season, so he is also a guy we are expecting big things from. Shaw is a tire-less worker and has continued to improve. Aaron is also a hard worker, but will need

to continue to show improvement.” Junior Adam Russell will continue to provide leadership for a youthful team. “I’m looking for Adam to have a good year, as long as he works on some small things to get himself through some set-backs he had last year,” Gross said. “He has a good work ethic and continuously pushes the group to improve.” For the women, senior Katherine Toy returns for her third season with the pro-gram, following a stellar 2012 season in which she was the top fi nisher in all nine meets. “I’m extremely excited for the season,” Gross said of Toy. “She has been pestered by minor injuries in the past seasons, but has made some adjustments in her form and should be healthy all season. I think if she continues to work hard, she has the ability to qualify for the NAIA National Championship.” Junior Savannah Brown returns after missing last season, while sophomore Raquel Anecito is also back after being the second Warhawk to fi nish in each meet as a freshman. “Savannah has fought through lingering injuries the past two seasons,” Gross said. “She has stayed positive, and if she can stay healthy, she has the potential to help our team.” “Raquel has a strong work ethic, but will need to continue to improve,” Gross added. “I hope her willingness to get bet-ter will take her running to another level this season.” Each team will also welcome a group of talented newcomers to the program. Freshmen Joel Johnson and Mike Bulger will both add depth the men’s squad, but will also be looked upon to be competitive as fi rst-year runners. Johnson, a local run-ner from Montgomery, won the AISA Class 2A State Cross Country Championship last season while running at Eastwood Chris-tian School, while Bulger, who prepped at Prattville High School, won the Warhawk Challenge last year, a 5K road race spon-sored by the AUM women’s basketball program. The women’s team will welcome six new runners to the program. The Warhawks added a veteran runner

in sophomore Sharlie Brooks, who joins the team after spending last season at the University of West Alabama. “Sharlie has the potential to keep pace with Katherine,” Gross said. “If that hap-pens, then come race day, it will make them both better runners. They will be able to push each other.” AUM also welcomed freshman Hol-lyAnn Goble, who was ranked in the top 10 among Alabama High School runners at Susan Moore High School in Blounts-ville, Ala. The Warhawks also welcomed veteran senior runners Caitie Cunningham and Kamesha Strong, both of which spent the last four years with the AUM women’s basketball program, former four-year let-terwinner with the softball team Rachel Stuart and fi rst-year student-athlete Ame-lia Hobson. “Caitie and Kamesha will need to focus on their mechanics and form, but knowing their work ethic, I think both will be able to help us this year,” Gross said. “Rachel is also a hard worker and should be a solid contributor for us as well. Amelia is one of the hardest workers on the team and is a natural runner. She lacks actual race experience, but with a few adjustments to her mechanics, I think she could be in the thick of things on race day.” The ultimate goal of each program in 2013 is to qualify for the NAIA National Championship. The SSAC awards two au-tomatic berths to the national meet, held at the Choctaw Trails in Choctaw, Miss., on November 9.

Zach Sollie

Katherine Toy

2013 AUM CROSS COUNTRY PREVIEW




HEAD COACH MICHAEL GROSS

Michael Gross is entering his third year of coaching cross country at Auburn Montgomery. After originally graduating from AUM with a Bachelor of Science and a Master of Education in physical education, he now continues build a cross country program at his alma mater. Gross was a distance runner in high school and continues to run for fi tness and fun. For the past few years, he has been on a quest to run a marathon in every state, and he is closing in on that accomplishment. He has also completed ultra-mar-athons of 40 miles and 50 miles. Gross began his teaching career at Brewbaker Primary/Intermediate Schools be-fore returning to AUM as a Teacher-in-Residence in 2004. He is currently an Assistant Professor of Physical Education at Auburn Montgomery to go along with his coaching duties. As a Physical Education Specialist, he had the opportunity to coach children and adolescences in the area of distance running at the public school level. He has

also coached adults as a volunteer with the Leukemia Society’s Team-In-Training program, which helps prepare individu-als to run marathons and half-marathons. In 2010, Gross was selected as the Hometown Hero by the Thunderbirds for his work in helping children understand and develop healthy lifestyle choices. His reward was a fl ight in a Thunderbird F-16. In the process of developing a new cross country program, Gross has set about to recruit athletes based on charac-ter, academics and athleticism, in that order. His philosophy is that character is the only thing that people truly possess and cannot be taken away. Academics are second because the degree that each of his athletes earns will guide their profession, not their running. And athleticism is last, because it is his job to make his runners better. After a slow start to the 2011 season, each team showed a steady improvement throughout the year. Entering the second season of cross country, Gross is excited about the potential of each of the teams. Losing six males and one female from the inaugural teams, he has replaced those athletes with young men and women who will look to help strengthen the program for years to come. Gross grew up in Tallassee, Ala. In addition to his degrees from AUM, he also holds a Doctor of Philosophy degree in physical education from Auburn University. Gross is married to the former Marcilla Ann Cooper.

Third Season at AUM | Auburn Montgomery, 1990

GRADUATE ASSISTANT COACH KALEY GLOVER

Kaley Glover joins the Auburn Montgomery coaching staff following a successful cross country and track and fi eld career at University of Montevallo. Glover graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in kinesiology in 2013. During her career with the Falcons, Glover was named to the Peach Belt Conference All-Conference team three times. She was recognized as the Peach Belt Conference co-Runner of the Year, and was named 2012 NCAA Division II Southeast Region Athlete of the Year by the United States Track and Field and Cross County Coaches Association. In 2011, she fi nished fi fth overall in the PBC Championships and fi rst for the team during the NCAA Championship. The following season, Glover fi nished second in the Peach Belt Conference Championships and claimed the NCAA Division II Southeast Region Champion-

ship with a time of 22:40.40. Shortly after, she competed in the NCAA Division II National Championships, where she posted the second-fastest 6K time in school history, fi nishing in 22:33.30. Glover hails from Opelika, Ala. and was a four-time all-state selection in cross country while attending Beauregard High School. She is currently pursuing her master’s in sports management at AUM.

First Season at AUM | University of Montevallo, 2013

COACHING STAFF




Cornelius’ Career Finishes

Date Meet (Distance) Place/Field Time 8/25/12 Lee Invitational (8K) 24/50 28:50.549/8/12 Rememberance Run (8K) 9/25 30:10.1010/15/12 Azalea City Classic (8K) 48/105 25:35.459/22/12 Falcon Classic (8K) 43/72 29:28.149/29/12 SWU Invitational (8K) 17/65 29.02.0010/5/12 Skyhawk Invitational (8K) 13/78 29:08.4710/13/12 Choctaw Open (8K) 72/158 29:36.8810/20/12 Sand Shark Invitational (8K) 72/150 27:54.9011/3/12 SSAC Championships (8K) 77/89 32:27.08

SHAW CORNELIUS Sophomore | 5-9 | 150 | Oneonta, Ala. | Interna onal Business

2012 [Freshman]: Ran in all nine meets for the Warhawks ... had a strong stretch from Sept. 15 - Sept. 29, pos ng three consecu ve sub-32 minute mes, including a 31:38.27 at the Falcon Classic on Sept. 22 ... ran a season-best 30:07.19 at the Sand Shark Invita onal on Oct. 20 ... closed year with a 32:27.08 at the SSAC Championship on Nov. 3, placing him 77th overall.

Prep: Graduated from Oneonta High School … Competed in cross country for coach Jason Russell … fi nished 8th in the 2011

AHSAA Cross Country Championship (4A) with a me of 17:58.25 … ranked second overall in AHSAA class 4A (sec on 3) … a member of the Na onal Honor Society. Personal: Full name is William Kershaw Cornelius ... Born on March 3, 1994 … is the son of Michael and LeAnne Cornelius … was a team captain for the Oneonta swim team …has three years of experience as a lifeguard … also enjoys reading in his spare me… majoring in interna onal business ... is a member of the Global Learning Community.




Jenkins’ Career Finishes

Date Meet (Distance) Place/Field Time 9/8/12 Rememberance Run (8K) 13/25 30:36.909/15/12 Azalea City Classic (8K) 56/105 29:04.439/22/12 Falcon Classic (8K) 49/72 30:18.259/29/12 SWU Invitational (8K) 44/65 31:43.0010/5/12 Skyhawk Invitational (8K) 62/78 34:50.4710/13/12 Choctaw Open (8K) 134/158 33:58.9211/3/12 SSAC Championships (8K) 73/89 31:18.11

JOSH JENKINS Sophomore | 5-11 | 145 | Horton, Ala. | History

2012 [Freshman]: Competed in seven of AUM’s nine meets ... was one of the Warhawks’ top fi ve runners in fi ve of those races ... posted a season-best me of 29:04.43 at the Azalea City Classic on Sept. 15 ... that me placed him in 56th out 105 runners ... ran two other courses in less than 31 minutes ... recorded a 30:36.9 at the Remembrance Run on Sept. 8, help-ing AUM clinch a second-place fi nish, and completed the Falcon Classic on Sept. 22 in 30:18.25 ... ended the year with a 31:18.11 at the SSAC Championship on Nov. 3, good

enough for 73rd in the conference.

Prep: Graduated from Boaz High School in Boaz, Ala. … competed in cross country for coach Randy Nelson … earned All-County, All-Sec on and All-State honors in 2011 … was the individual Marshall County Champion that year … fi nished 9th at the Class 5A AHSAA state championship meet … high school teammates with AUM cross country runner Andrew Russell.

Personal: Full name is Stephen Joshua Jenkins … son of Todd Jenkins and Brenda Motley … has two sisters, Nikki and Bri ny ... majoring in history with minor in sec-ondary educa on … hobbies include ul mate frisbee, listening to music and biking.




Russell’s Career Finishes

Date Meet (Distance) Place/Field Time 9/10/11 Badger Brawl (5K) 18/33 19:54.469/24/11 Warriro Invitational (8K) 31/46 35:16.0010/1/11 Gulf Coast Stampede (8K) 78/98 31:58.0010/8/11 Watson Ford Invitational (8K) 46/81 32:26.5910/22/11 Berry Invitational (8K) 262/309 31:52.7411/5/11 SSAC Championship (8K) 68/87 31:58.928/25/12 Lee Invitational (8K) 50/50 37:20.449/8/12 Rememberance Run (8K) 21/25 34:18.409/15/12 Azalea City Classic (8K) 95/105 32:14.299/22/12 Falcon Classic (8K) 60/72 34:01.889/29/12 SWU Invitational (8K) 51/65 32.56.0010/5/12 Skyhawk Invitational (8K) 60/78 33:54.7510/13/12 Choctaw Open (8K) 126/158 33:36.1910/20/12 Sand Shark Invitational (8K) 129/150 31:42.5011/3/12 SSAC Championship (8K) 80/89 32:43.64

ADAM RUSSELL Junior | 5-9 | 140 | Trussville, Ala. | Sports Leadership

2012 [Sophomore]: Par cipated in all nine meets for AUM … posted sub-33 minute mes in three of the Warhawks’ fi nal fi ve

meets, and in four races overall … fi nished with a career-best me of 31:42.50 at the Sand Shark Invita onal on Oct. 20 … ended year at the SSAC Championships on Nov. 3, recording his second fastest me of the sea-son at 32:43.64, pu ng him in 80th place overall … third-best me came early in the season at the Azalea City Classic on Sept. 15 (32:14.29).

2011 [Freshman]: Was the top-rated runner for AUM in all six meets of the War-hawks’ debut season … named to the Musco Ligh ng Champions of Character team ... posted a season-best me of 31:52 in the 8K Southeast Cross Country Classic on Oct. 22 … fi nished with a me of 19:54 in AUM’s inaugural meet at the Spring Hill Badger Brawl on Sept. 10, good enough for 18th place … fi nished 68th in the SSAC Championship with an 8K me of 31:58.

Prep: Graduated from Hewi Trussville High School … competed in cross country for coach David Dobbs … was a member of the Na onal Technical Honors Society.

Personal: Full name is James Adam Russell ... born on July 13, 1992 … is the son of Ben and Lisa Russell … majoring in sports leadership … a member of the AUM Student-Athlete Advisory Commi ee ... lists climbing, Auburn, fi shing and hiking as his hobbies ... is a member of the AUM archery club team ... is a Study Abroad Ambassador.




Russell’s Career Finishes

Date Meet (Distance) Place/Field Time 8/25/12 Lee Invitational (8K) 41/50 31:57.669/8/12 Rememberance Run (8K) 16/25 30:55.609/15/12 Azalea City Classic (8K) 67/105 29:44.589/22/12 Falcon Classic (8K) 51/72 30.41.609/29/12 SWU Invitational (8K) 29/65 29:53.0010/5/12 Skyhawk Invitational (8K) 44/78 31:42.3510/13/12 Choctaw Open (8K) 93/158 30:32.4110/20/12 Sand Shark Invitational (8K) 99/150 29:16.3211/3/12 SSAC Championship 61/89 30:16.73

ANDREW RUSSELL Sophomore | 5-5 | 130 | Boaz, Ala. | Mathema cs/Pre-Engineering

2012 [Freshman]: Showed gradual improve-ment throughout his debut season, ending the year as one of AUM’s top four runners ... was AUM’s representa ve on the SSAC Musco Ligh ng Championships of Character team ... had his fi rst of three sub-30 minute meets at the Azalea City Classic on Sept. 15, fi nishing the course in 29:53 ...placed 29th our of 65 athletes at the meet ... ran a season-best me of 29:16.32 at the Sand Shark Invita onal on Oct. 20 ... closed out the year with a 61st place fi nish at the SSAC Championships on Nov. 3.

Prep: Graduated from Boaz High School … was All-County in cross country for his last three years … qualifi ed for the state Championships all four years … had a per-sonal best me of 17:31 in the 5K. Personal: Born on July 21, 1994 … is the son of Chad Russell and Kim Hopper … has a brother, Seth, and two sisters, Kira and Jessica ... is majoring in mathema cs and pre-engineering … is a member of the Na onal Honor Society … also a member of the Mu Alpha Theta Mathema cs honor society ... listed on the School of Science Dean’s List during 2012-2013




Sollie’s Career Finishes

Date Meet (Distance) Place/Field Time 8/25/12 Lee Invitational (8K) 24/50 28:50.549/8/12 Rememberance Run (8K) 9/25 30:10.109/15/12 Azalea City Classic (8K) 48/105 28:35.489/22/12 Falcon Classic (8K) 43/72 29:28.149/29/12 SWU Invitational (8K) 17/65 29:02.0010/5/12 Skyhawk Invitational (8K) 13/78 29:08.4710/13/12 Choctaw Open (8K) 72/158 29:36.8810/20/12 Sand Shark Invitational (8K) 72/150 27:54.90

ZACH SOLLIESophomore | 5-9 | 150 | Opelika, Ala. | Exercise Science

2012 [Freshman]: Was AUM’s top fi nisher in two meets last season, and placed in the top three in all nine events ... his season-best me of 27:54.90 at the Sand Shark Invita onal on Oct. 20 os currently the second-fastest me in program history ... was AUM’s top scorer at the Azalea City Classic on Sept. 15 (25:35.48 - fourth fastest in AUM history) and the Warrior Invita- onal on Sept. 29 (29:02 - 11th fastest) ...

also holds the seventh fastest me for the program, pos ng a 28:50.54 at the Lee Invita onal to start the year on Aug. 25 ... earned a top 10 fi nish at the Remembrance

Run on Sept. 8, with his me of 30:10.1 pu ng him in ninth place, helping AUM to a second-place fi nish ... earned top 20 fi nish at the Warrior Invita onal (17th out of 65) and the Skyhawk Invita onal on Oct. 5 (29:08.47 - 13th out of 78) ... ran sub-30 mes in all but one meet ... was a recipient of the Army ROTC Athle c Achieve-

ment Award.

Prep: Graduated from Beauregard High School … earned AHSAA 4A All-State honors in 2010 … also earned AHSAA 4A sec on two All-Sec on honors … coached by Glenn Copeland … ran a personal best of 18:00.43 in the 5K … was the Valedic-torian of his class … named Beauregard High School Student Athlete of the Year … earned U.S. Army Reserve Na onal Scholar Athlete and U.S. Marine Corps Scholas- c Excellence Awards.

Personal: Full name is Zachary Whi en Sollie ... born on March 6, 1994 … is the son of Glenn and Lena Sollie … has two sisters, Terri and Olivia, and a brother, Micah ... majoring in exercise science ... was a member of the AUM Student-Athlete Advisory Commi ee ... earned Provost Academic Honor Roll honors.




West’s Career Finishes

Date Meet (Distance) Place/Field Time 8/25/12 Lee Invitational (8K) 49/50 36:35.629/8/12 Rememberance Run (8K) 22/25 37:27.009/15/12 Azalea City Classic (8K) 100/105 33:31.889/22/12 Falcon Classic (8K) 64/72 35:41.0210/5/12 Skyhawk Invitational (8K) 70/78 37:25.9710/13/12 Choctaw Open (8K) 139/158 34:39.6110/20/12 Sand Shark Invitational (8K) 142/150 33:57.1511/3/12 SSAC Championship 88/89 35:49.18

AARON WESTSophomore | 6-1 | 150 | Millbrook, Ala. | Graphic Design

2012 [Freshman]: Ran in all nine meets for the Warhawks … posted a season-best me of 33:31.38 at the Azalea City Classic

on Sept. 15 … closed out the season with an addi onal three meets of sub-35 minute mes … beat out 19 runners at the Choctaw

Open on Oct. 13, pos ng a me of 34:39.61.

Prep: Graduated from Pra ville Chris an Academy in Pra ville, Ala. … fi nished second individually in state meet and team cham-pionship… had a personal best of 18:50 in the 5K … coached by Jason Roberson … is a

member of the Interna onal Thespian Society (theatre). Personal: Born on Dec. 31, 1993 … is the son of Mike and Jill West … has a brother, Noah, and a sister, Sydney ... majoring in graphic design … hobbies include draw-ing, soccer and helping with school plays.




MIKE BULGERFreshman | 5-8 | 135 | Pra ville, Ala. | Undecided

Prep: A ended Pra ville High School in Pra ville, Ala. … was a member of the cross country and track team for two seasons … set the school record in the 4 x 800 relay, 5K, mile and two mile.

Personal: Full name is Gordon Michael Bulger III ... is the son of Mike Bulger Jr., and April Smith … has two younger brothers, Brandon and Ma , and an older sister, Emily … was born August 19, 1995 ... is undecided on a major ... hobbies include ul mate frisbee and volunteering with his church.

JOEL JOHNSONFreshman | 6-1 | 175 | Montgomery, Ala. | Biology

Prep: A ended Eastwood Chris an School in Montgomery, Ala. … was a member of the Warriors’ baseball, basketball, cross country and track and fi eld teams … won the AISA 2A State Championship in cross country as a senior ... earned second- team all-metro honors in basketball, a er averaging 12.0 points per game as a senior ... was a nomi-nee for the pres gious Jimmy Hitchcock Award in baseball in 2010.

Personal: Full name is Joel Gary Johnson ... is the son of Gary and Linda Johnson … has

10 siblings, six brothers and four sisters … was born on April 1, 1996 ... his father Gary, played baseball for Belhaven … majoring in biology ... is also a member of the AUM baseball team.




Anecito’s Career Finishes

Date Meet (Distance) Place/Field Time 8/25/12 Lee Invitational (5K) 33/39 24:56.789/8/12 Rememberance Run (5K) 20/25 25:48.409/15/12 Azalea City Classic (6K) 105/115 30:26.039/29/12 SWU Invitational (5K) 49/68 24:31.0010/5/12 Skyhawk Invitational (5K) 48/76 24:00.8410/13/12 Choctaw Open (5K) 137/166 24:14.8510/18/12 Badger Brawl (5K) 9/16 24:57.0910/20/12 Sand Shark Invitational (5K) 104/141 23:14.4111/3/12 SSAC Championship (5K) 80/91 24:53.12

RAQUEL ANECITO Sophomore | 5-0 | Tallassee, Ala. | Physical Therapy

2012 [Freshman]: Was AUM’s second-place fi nisher in all nine meets ... ran sub-25 minute mes in fi ve of the Warhawks’ eight 5K races, including the fi nal three meets of the season ... posted a season-best me of 23:14.41 at the Sand Shark Invita onal on Oct. 20 ... earned a top 10 fi nish at the Badger Brawl on Oct. 18 (24:57.09 - ninth out 16th) and a top 20 fi nish at the Remembrance Run on Sept. 8 (25:48.40 - 20th out of 28) ... closed year with a 24:53.12 at the SSAC Champion-ships on Nov. 3, pu ng her in eighth place

overall.

Prep: Graduated from Tallassee High School … ran cross country for coach Danny Worley … had a personal-best 5K me of 23:39.37 … a member of the Na onal Honors Society. Personal: Full name is Raquel Antoine e Anecito ... born on April 21, 1993 in Santa Cruz, Calif. … daughter of Greg and Robin Anecito … is majoring in physical therapy.




Brown’s Career Finishes

Date Meet (Distance) Place/Field Time 9/24/11 Warrior Invitational (5K) 25/42 24:50.0010/1/11 Gulf Coast Stampede (5K) 87/122 22:57.1010/7/11 Watson Ford Invitational (5K) 74/102 32:37.1010/22/11 Southeast Classic (5K) 257/310 24:10.6311/5/11 SSAC Championship (5K) 70/83 24:12.93

SAVANNAH BROWN Junior | 5-5 | Douglas, La. | Speech-Language Pathology

2012 [Redshirt]: Was redshirted. Did not compete in any meets.

2011 [Sophomore]: A consistent performer for the Warhawks, fi nishing third on the team in every meet which she competed in … recorded a season-best me of 22:57 at the Gulf Coast Stampede on Oct. 1 … named to the SSAC All-Academic team.

Prior to AUM: Was a member of the cross country team at Gadsden State Community College … ran a personal best 5K me of

22:05 … was a member of the NJCAA All-Conference team … was a NJCAA Aca-demic All-American as a member of the Cardinals … received the NJCAA Academic Coaches Award.

Prep: Graduated from Douglas High School in Douglas, Ala. … ran for coach Selitha McGatha … was named Douglas High School Cross Country MVP in 2009 and 2010 … received the Douglas High School Track and Field Outstanding Senior Athlete Award in 2009-10 … was a Marshall County Scholar Athlete … was a member of the 1500m conference champions as a senior ... was a member of the Na onal Honor Society.

Personal: Full name is Savannah Lynne Brown ... was born on Jan. 31, 1992 … is the daughter of Beverly Brown … has a younger brother, Taylor ... majoring in speech pathology … is a member of the Na onal Speech-Language Pathology Associa on at AUM ... enjoys camping and spending me with family and friends.




Toy’s Career Finishes

Date Meet (Distance) Place/Field Time 9/10/11 Badger Brawl (5K) 10/26 23:18.129/24/11 Warrior Invitational (5K) 20/42 23:56.0010/1/11 Gulf Coast Stampede (5K) 77/122 22:19.9010/7/11 Watson Ford Invitational (5K) 31/102 26:51.5110/22/11 Southeast Classic (5K) 179/310 22:15.5311/5/11 SSAC Championship (5K) 36/83 21:34.878/25/12 Lee Invitational (5K) 31/39 24:42.559/8/12 Rememberance Run (5K) 12/25 23:09.409/15/12 Azalea City Classic (6K) 85/115 27:33.229/29/12 SWU Invitational (5K) 19/68 21:29.0010/5/12 Skyhawk Invitational (5K) 33/76 23:14.1710/13/12 Choctaw Open (5K) 72/166 24:48.6210/18/12 Badger Brawl (5K) 2/16 22:39.3210/25/12 Sand Shark Invitational (5K) 53/141 20:40.2111/5/12 SSAC Championship (5K) 31/91 21:13.58

KATHERINE TOY Senior | 5-2 | Sugar Land, Texas | Organiza onal Leadership

2012 [Junior]: Was AUM’s top performer in all nine meets … set a new school record with her career-best me of 20:40.21 at the Sand Shark Invita onal on Oct. 20 … placed 53rd out of 141 runners in that meet … ended year strong with a 21:13.58 at the SSAC Championships … that me put her in 31st place overall, and it is the third-fastest in program history … also ran the sixth-fastest me in AUM history with a 21:29 at the Warrior Invita onal on Sept. 29 … fi nished 19th out of 68 runners at that event … fi nished second out of 16 runners

at the Badger Brawl on Oct. 18, comple ng the course in 22:39.22 … earned a top 15 fi nish at the Remembrance Run on Sept. 8, with her me of 23:09.4 placing her 12th out of 28 … ran sub-22 minute mes in four of AUM’s eight 5K races … named to the SSAC All-Academic team for a second-consecu ve season, and also earned Capital One Academic All-District honors from CoSIDA.2011 [Sophomore]: Finished second in all six of the Warhawks’ meets in the team’s debut season … fi nished 10th in the season-opening Badger Brawl, record-ing a 5K me of 23:18 … fi nished out the season with a me of 21:35 from the same distance at the SSAC Championship … that me was her season-best and it is now the seventh fastest in school history … named to SSAC All-Academic team.Prior to AUM: Was a member of Hun ngdon College’s cross country and track and fi eld teams … named to the All-Conference and All-Academic teams in 2009, as part of the Hawks’ Great South Conference Cham-pion squad … for track and fi eld, fi nished third in her district in the 3200m … received the Cougar Heart award.Prep: Graduated from Kempner High School in Sugar Land, Texas … competed in cross country for coaches Jeremy Dye and Chivonne Kiser … a two- me varsity captain … was a regional qualifi er in her junior and senior years … fi nished third in her district to close out her senior season … was a member of the Na onal Honor Society.Personal: Full name is Katherine Mariela Toy ... was born on Dec. 17, 1990 … daughter of Jimmy and Nurian Toy … majoring in or-ganiza onal leadership … hobbies include volunteering with the Na onal Society of Leadership and Success, camping, running and singing karaoke.




SHARLIE BROOKSSophomore | 5-5 | Troy, Ala. | Business

Prior to AUM: A ended University of West Alabama in Livingston, Ala. … was a member of the cross country and track and fi eld pro-grams … ran a personal-best me of 5:19 in the 1500m and a 20:03 in the 5K ... named to the Athle c Dean’s List … was a member of TriBeta Honor Society.

Prep: A ended Charles Henderson High School in Troy, Ala. … was a member of the cross country team, where she ran for head coach Steve Haug ... was also a member of

the track and fi eld team … qualifi ed for the state meets each year for both cross country and track … fi nished 15th at the AHSAA 5A State Championship in 2010 … holds all women’s cross country records at her school ... is the only athlete to place at the State Championship in school history ... ran a personal-best me of 20:54 in 5K distance.

Personal: Full name is Sharlie Terrin Brooks ... is the daughter of Kent and Penny Brooks ... was born on June 26, 1994 … is majoring in general business ... enjoys running, singing, sleeping and ea ng ... ran a personal best of 20:36 in a road race.

CAITIE CUNNINGHAMSenior | 5-11 | Winchester, Tenn. | Special Educa on

Prep: Was a four-year le erwinner in bas-ketball for head coach John Wild at Franklin County High School in Winchester, Tenn. … averaged 12.1 points and 6.1 rebounds per game, while shoo ng 65 percent from the fl oor as a senior … helped the Rebels to a 24-9 record her fi nal season … was an All-District 8AAA selec on following her senior campaign … earned the Franklin County Chamber of Commerce Ci zenship Award and the Athle c Scholas c Marine’s Award as a senior … was a member of the Na onal Honor Society, Beta Club and Fellowship of Chris an Athletes.

Personal: Full name is Caitlin Dawn Cunningham … is the daughter of Tony and Lynn Cunningham … has an older sister, Rachel, who was a member of the AUM women’s basketball and cross country teams … Birthday is Jan. 8, 1991 ... is majoring in special educa on and early childhood educa on … was selected to par cipate in the 2011-12 Red Cross/NAIA Collegiate Leadership Program … is also a member of the AUM Student-Athlete Advisory Commi ee … her cousin, Tiff any Woosley, played basketball at Tennessee and was a former member of the WNBA’s Houston Comets ... was a four-year member of the women’s basketball team before joining the cross country program ... enjoys spending me with family and friends, going to the beach and church ac vi es.




HOLLYANN GOBLEFreshman | 5-3 | Blount County, Ala. | Biology

Prep: A ended Susan Moore High School in Blountsville, Ala. … was a fi ve-sport athlete with the Bulldogs, le ering for six years in track and fi eld, four in volleyball and basketball, and two each in soccer and golf ... posted a personal best of 12:53.04 in the 3200m run ... recorded a personal-best me of 21:17 at the 5K distance ... was ranked in the top 10 in the state, second in sec onal and fi rst in country rankings in the 3200m relay in track and fi eld as a senior ... ranked in the top 10 of her gradua ng class.

Personal: Full name is HollyAnn Denise Goble ... is the daughter of Olen and Rebecca Goble … has two older brothers, Dus n and Cory … was born July 7, 1995 … is majoring in biology ... her brother, Cory, was a member of the team at the University of Montevallo ... is a member of the LCF at AUM ... enjoys playing piano, rock climbing, kayaking and outdoor ac vi es.

AMELIA HOBSON Senior | 5-4 | Montgomery, Ala. | Fine Arts

Prep: A ended Emerald Mountain Chris an High School in Montgomery, Ala. … was the Salutatorian of her gradua ng class.

Personal: Full name is Amelia Brewster Hobson ... is the daughter of Rich and Susie Hobson … has an older sister, Whitney … was born on Feb. 19, 1992 … is majoring in fi ne arts and minoring in art history ... en-joys going to the BCM on campus and listen-ing to music ... is a volunteer at the Alabama Department of Archives and History.




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KAMESHA STRONGSenior | 5-5 | Selma, Ala. | Secondary Math Educa on

Prep: Le ered in basketball and track and fi eld for head coaches Anthony Harris and Foster Davis at Selma High School in Selma, Ala. … helped the Saints to a 26-6 record and was named the team’s Most Valuable Player as a senior … averaged 11.3 points, 3.2 assists and 3.1 rebounds per game dur-ing her fi nal season … was the recipient of the Saints’ Defensive, Outstanding Student and Coaches’ Award … was selected to the Alabama North/South All Star team follow-ing her junior season.

Personal: Full name is Kamesha Sharel Strong … is the daughter of Michael and Ve-ronica Strong … has a younger brother, Michael, Jr. … majoring in secondary math educa on … is the president of the AUM Student-Athlete Advisory Commi ee ... was a four-year member of the women’s basketball team before joining the cross country program.

RACHEL STUART Senior | 5-4 | Dora, Ala. | Exercise Science/Pre-Physical Therapy

Prep: Le ered in basketball and track and fi eld for head coaches Anthony Harris and Foster Davis at Selma High School in Selma, Ala. … helped the Saints to a 26-6 record and was named the team’s Most Valuable Player as a senior … averaged 11.3 points, 3.2 assists and 3.1 rebounds per game dur-ing her fi nal season … was the recipient of the Saints’ Defensive, Outstanding Student and Coaches’ Award … was selected to the Alabama North/South All Star team follow-ing her junior season.

Personal: Full name is Rachel Elizabeth Stuart ... is the daughter of Bryan and Paula Stuart ... has an older brother, Mitchell ... is majoring in exercise science and pre-physical therapy ... was a four-year member of the so ball team before joining the cross country program ... enjoys swimming, playing sports and volunteering.




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Lee Invitational - August 25Finish: 5 of 6

Finish Name Time 1 Dandra Smalley, Unattached 26:09.7819 Garrett Carr, AUM 28:36.5124 Zach Sollie, AUM 28:50.5430 Ryan Schwarzman, AUM 30:04.7641 Andrew Russell, AUM 31:57.6644 Shaw Cornelius, AUM 34:17.1149 Aaron West, AUM 36:35.6250 Adam Russell, AUM 37:20.44

Rememberance Run - September 8Finish: 2 of 4

Finish Name Time 1 Jessie Prince, VSU 27:57.406 Garrett Carr, AUM 29:09.609 Zach Sollie, AUM 30:10.1012 Ryan Schwarzman, AUM 30.27.5013 Josh Jenkins, AUM 30:36.9016 Andrew Russell, AUM 30:55.6019 Shaw Cornelius, AUM 33:07.5021 Adam Russell, AUM 34:18.4022 Aaron West, AUM 37:27.00

Azalea City Classic - September 15Finish: 10 of 13

Finish Name Time 1 Joash Osoro, William Carey 24:37.2848 Zach Sollie, AUM 28:35.4852 Garrett Carr, AUM 28:48.8456 Josh Jenkins, AUM 29:04.4358 Ryan Schwarzman, AUM 29:19.7067 Andrew Russell, AUM 29:44.5887 Shaw Cornelius, AUM 31:42.8295 Adam Russell, AUM 32:14.29100 Aaron West, AUM 33:31.38

Montevallo Falcon Classic - September 22Finish: 8 of 10

Finish Name Time 1 Dustin Ross, Augusta State 25:55.9837 Garrett Carr, AUM 29:01.5438 Ryan Schwarzman, AUM 29:13.1943 Zach Sollie, AUM 29:28.1449 Josh Jenkins, AUM 30:18.2551 Andrew Russell, AUM 30:41.6054 Shaw Cornelius, AUM 31:38.2760 Adam Russell, AUM 34:01.8864 Aaron West, AUM 35:41.02

SWU Invitational - September 29Finish: 4 of 8

Finish Name Time 1 Anthony Vecchio, 26:37.00

17 Zach Sollie, AUM 29.02.0018 Ryan Schwarzman, AUM 29.06.0019 Garrett Carr, AUM 29:14.0029 Andrew Russell, AUM 29:53.0044 Josh Jenkins, AUM 31:43.0045 Shaw Cornelius, AUM 34:54.0051 Adam Russell, AUM 32:56.00

Point Invitational - October 5Finish: 6 of 11

Finish Name Time 1 Karlton Mitchell, Morehouse 26:33.4211 Garrett Carr, AUM 28:58.2513 Zach Sollie, AUM 29:08.4724 Ryan Schwarzman, AUM 30:00.2044 Andrew Russell, AUM 31:42.3560 Adam Russell, AUM 33:54.7562 Josh Jenkins, AUM 34:50.4770 Aaron West, AUM 37:25.97

Choctaw Open - October 13Finish: 14 of 22

Finish Name Time 1 Joash Osoro, William Carey 24:38.1154 Ryan Schwarzman, AUM 29:07.3559 Garrett Carr, AUM 29:18.4672 Zach Sollie, AUM 29:36.8893 Andrew Russell, AUM 30:32.41126 Adam Russell, AUM 33:36.19134 Josh Jenkins, AUM 33:58.92137 Shaw Cornelius, AUM 34:26.79139 Aaron West, AUM 34:39.61

Sand Shark Invitational - October 25Finish: 13 of 16

Finish Name Time 1 Evans Kirwa, Embry-Riddle 24:05.2170 Garrett Carr, AUM 27:48.6772 Zach Sollie, AUM 27:54.9075 Ryan Schwarzman, AUM 28:14.5099 Andrew Russell, AUM 29:16.32116 Shaw Cornelius, AUM 30:07.19129 Adam Russell, AUM 31:42.50142 Aaron West, AUM 33:57.15

SSAC Championship - November 5Finish: 9 of 11

Finish Name Time 1 Joash Osoro, William Carey 24:30.3639 Garrett Carr, AUM 28.50.6742 Ryan Schwarzman, AUM 29:03.0861 Andrew Russell, AUM 30:16.7373 Josh Jenkins, AUM 31:18.1177 Shaw Cornelius, AUM 32:27.0880 Adam Russell, AUM 32:43.6488 Aaron West, AUM 35:49.18

2012 Men’s Meet Results




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Lee Invitational - August 25Finish: No Team Score

Finish Name Time 1 Maggie Opelt 19:15.5731 Katherine Toy, AUM 24:42.5533 Raquel Anecito, AUM 24:56.7839 Jordan Holley, AUM 33:40.73

Rememberance Run - September 8Finish: No Team Score

Finish Name Time 1 Juliana Boehm, VSU 19:22.7012 Katherine Toy, AUM 23:09.4020 Raquel Anecito, AUM 25:48.4024 Jordan Holley, AUM 30:59.80

Azalea City Classic - September 15Finish: No Team Score

Finish Name Time 1 Sarah Hudak, UAB 24:53.5085 Katherine Toy, AUM 27:33.22105 Raquel Anecito, AUM 30:26.03113 Jordan Holley, AUM 43:02.00

SWU Invitational - September 29Finish: 9 of 9

Finish Name Time 1 Brittany Aikens, Brenau 18:45.0019 Katherine Toy, AUM 21:29.0049 Raquel Anecito, AUM 24:31.0062 Jordan Holley, AUM 29:34.0063 Areial Woods, AUM 29:35.0066 Stephanie Torrence, AUM 34:52.00

Point Invitational - October 5Finish: 10 of 10

Finish Name Time 1 Heather Smith, Spelman 19:50.6833 Katherine Toy, AUM 23:14.1748 Raquel Anecito, AUM 24:00.8468 Areial Woods, AUM 28:39.8271 Stephanie Torrence, AUM 30:02.44

73 Jordan Holley, AUM 31:05.20

Choctaw Open - October 13Finish: 20 of 21

Finish Name Time 1 Salome Lecoq, South Alabama 17:40.7772 Katherine Toy, AUM 24:48.62137 Raquel Anecito, AUM 25:14.85149 Areial Woods, AUM 27:27.54154 Amanda Lee, AUM 29:22.02156 Jordan Holley, AUM 29:53.32160 Stephanie Torrence, AUM 33:51.51

Badger Brawl - October 18Finish: 2 of 2

Finish Name Time 1 Emily Dolan, Spring Hill 24:54.322 Katherine Toy, AUM 22:39.329 Raquel Anecito, AUM 24:57.0912 Areial Woods, AUM 29:10.7614 Amanda Lee, AUM 31:01.3415 Jordan Holley, AUM 34:59.2216 Stephanie Torrence, AUM 36:52.01

Sand Shark Invitational - October 25Finish: 16 of 16

Finish Name Time 1 Ellie Staker, Embry-Riddle 17:18.3253 Katherine Toy, AUM 20:40.21104 Raquel Anecito, AUM 23:14.41124 Areial Woods, AUM 25:38.18135 Jordan Holley, AUM 27:17.44138 Stephanie Torrence, AUM 28:01.72


Finish Name Time 1 Erica Segars, Southern Wesleyan 19:08.5031 Katherine Toy, AUM 21:13.5880 Raquel Anecito, AUM 24:53.1283 Areial Woods, AUM 24:27.4985 Larissa Brauns, AUM 27:45.9188 Jordan Holley, AUM 29:13.1790 Amanda Lee, AUM 29:52.4691 Stephanie Torrence, AUM 30:49.34

2012 Women’s Meet Results

SSACAll-Academic Team

WomenKatherine ToyAreial Woods

Capital OneAcademic

All-District TeamWomen

Katherine Toy




SHC Badger Brawl - September 10Finish: 4 of 4

Finish Name Time1 Jeffrey Jenkins, Huntington 17:14.7318 Adam Russell, AUM 19:54.4620 Ryan Schwarzman, AUM 20:17.6621 Cortez Lewis, AUM 20:22.6125 Spencer Youmans, AUM 21:24.3431 Jery McGough, AUM 24:08.9532 Nathan Brown, AUM 25:15.8033 Brent Amburn, AUM 25:45.49

Warrior Invitational - September 24Finish: 7 of 7

Finish Name Time1 Rashaun Tanner, Emmanuel 28:13.0031 Adam Russell, AUM 34:32.0034 Cortez Lewis, AUM 35:16.0036 Ryan Schwarzman, AUM 36:50.0040 Spencer Youmans, AUM 39:46.0042 Jery McGough, AUM 41:22.0043 Nathan Brown, AUM 43:22.0046 Brent Amburn, AUM 47:17.00

Gulf Coast Stampede - October 1Finish: 12 of 13

Finish Name Time1 Philip Biwott, Harding 25:20.1078 Adam Russell, AUM 31:58.0079 Cortez Lewis, AUM 32:07.8081 Ryan Schwarzman, AUM 32:24.0088 Spencer Youmans, AUM 34:37.4097 Nathan Brown, AUM 41:08.7098 Brent Amburn, AUM 41:40.60

Watson Ford Invitational - October 7Finish: 9 of 11

Finish Name Time1 Martinique Sykes, West Florida 26:35.0046 Adam Russell, AUM 32:26.5947 Cortez Lewis, AUM 32:33.3648 Ryan Schwarzman, AUM 32:46.2662 Spencer Youmans, AUM 34:45.1373 Nathan Brown, AUM 39:10.3977 Jery McGough, AUM 41:27.6578 Brent Amburn, AUM 42:03.42

Southeast Classic - October 22Finish: 34 of 34

Finish Name Time1 Evans Kirwa, Embry-Riddle 24:17.89262 Adam Russell, AUM 31:52.74270 Ryan Schwarzman, AUM 32:13.87272 Cortez Lewis, AUM 32:23.51296 Spencer Youmans, AUM 35:29.72303 Nathan Brown, AUM 37:04.07305 Jery McGough, AUM 38:18.94309 Brent Amburn, AUM 41:35.71


Finish Name Time1 Eliud Ng’etich, Shorter 25:32.3268 Adam Russell, AUM 31:58.9272 Ryan Schwarzman, AUM 32:37.6473 Cortez Lewis, AUM 32:47.5681 Spencer Youmans, AUM 36:02.1882 Nathan Brown, AUM 36:31.7985 Jery McGough, AUM 40:12.2586 Brent Amburn, AUM 40:50.4287 Colton Mathis, AUM 48:28.78

2011 Men’s Meet Results




SHC Badger Brawl - 5KSeptember 10No Team Score

Finish Name Time1 Kate Imwalle 19:41.347 Rachel Cunningham, AUM 23:04.6810 Katherine Toy, AUM 23:18.1223 Jordan Holley, AUM 29:00.66

Warrior Invitational - 5KSeptember 24

6th of 7

Finish Name Time1 Erica Segars, Southern Wesleyan 20:06.0015 Rachel Cunningham, AUM 23:27.0020 Katherine Toy, AUM 23:56.0025 Savannah Brown, AUM 24:50.0035 Jordan Holley, AUM 29:01.0036 Katie Cornelius, AUM 29:41.00

Gulf Coast Stampede - 5KOctober 114th of 16

Finish Name Time1 Stepha Ledgerwood, Southern Miss 17:54.2059 Rachel Cunningham, AUM 21:21.8077 Katherine Toy, AUM 22:19.9087 Savannah Brown, AUM 22:57.10115 Katie Cornelius, AUM 26:29.40117 Jordan Holley, AUM 26:58.90

Watson Ford Invitational - 6KOctober 710th of 13

Finish Name Time1 Kate Imwalle, Spring Hill 23:05.7729 Rachel Cunningham, AUM 26:44.4431 Katherine Toy, AUM 26:51.5174 Savannah Brown, AUM 32:37.1276 Katie Cornelius, AUM 32:41.8482 Jordan Holley, AUM 33:47.36

Southeast Classic - 5KOctober 2232nd of 35

Finish Name Time1 Sharon Ronoh, Lindsey Wilson 17:49.04126 Rachel Cunningham, AUM 21:15.85179 Katherine Toy, AUM 22:15.53257 Savannah Brown, AUM 24:10.63298 Jordan Holley, AUM 26:59.32306 Katie Cornelius, AUM 29:43.78

SSAC Championship - 5KNovember 512th of 12

Finish Name Time1 Maggie Opelt, Lee 18:09.5329 Rachel Cunningham, AUM 20:56.2236 Katherine Toy, AUM 21:34.8770 Savannah Brown, AUM 24:12.9381 Jordan Holley, AUM 26:35.8282 Katie Cornelius, AUM 27:53.50

2011 Women’s Meet Results

SSACAll-Academic Team

WomenRachel Cunningham

Katherine ToySavannah Brown

MenJery McGough

NAIAScholar Athlete

WomenRachel Cunningham




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AUM WARHAWKS ATHLETICSMISSION STATEMENT: To provide a compe ve program for student-athletes that will support the development of the whole person through edu-ca on and compe on in order to s mulate a las ng a tude of respect, responsibility, integrity, leadership and sportsmanship.

CODE OF ETHICS: Academically, we will excel in the classroom. Athle cally, we will compete for championships. Ethically, we will par cipate by the rules and regula ons. Fiscally, we will manage our resources in a responsible manner, seeking to acquire outside revenue sources. Socially, we will provide our fans with a preeminent customer service experience at all athle c events. Culturally, we will provide an environment of inclusion and equitable treatment for all.

STUDENT-ATHLETE ADVISORY COMMITTEE (SAAC): The Student-Athlete Advisory Commi ee (SAAC) is a primary avenue of communica on between student-athletes, the University, and Athle cs Administra on. The SAAC provides a forum in which student-athletes and Athle cs Depart-ment leadership can discuss openly issues relevant to intercollegiate athle cs including student-athlete welfare. The SAAC group consists of a diverse representa on of two representa ves from each ins tu onal sport and cheerleading.

STUDENT-ATHLETE SUCCESS: The AUM Athle c Department takes pride in the success that its teams enjoy on their respec ve fi elds of play. AUM currently off ers 10 varsity sports, as well as a co-ed cheerleading squad. To date, AUM has won 22 NAIA Na onal Championships, 13 women’s ten-nis and nine men’s tennis. Addi onally, six sports have fi nished as na onal runners-up. Individually, a student-athlete has been named to a NAIA All-America team and 106 mes a student-athlete has been named a NAIA Scholar Athlete for their work in the classroom. AUM teams have won a combined 96 conference or district championships and made 94 NAIA Na onal Tournament appearances.

Katherine ToyKatherine ToyCapital One AcademicCapital One Academic

All-District TeamAll-District Team

Eran FranksEran FranksNAIA Scholar AthleteNAIA Scholar Athlete

Army ROTC Award WinnerArmy ROTC Award Winner

Jade Cur sJade Cur sNAIA Scholar AthleteNAIA Scholar Athlete1st Team All-American1st Team All-American

Taian SouzaTaian SouzaNAIA Scholar AthleteNAIA Scholar Athlete

2nd Team All-SSAC2nd Team All-SSAC

LaKenya DraytonLaKenya DraytonHonorable Men onHonorable Men on

All-AmericanAll-American

Andrew RussellAndrew RussellSSAC Musco Ligh ngSSAC Musco Ligh ng

Champion of CharacterChampion of Character

Krista HagenKrista HagenCapital One AcademicCapital One Academic

All-District TeamAll-District Team

Tim Hewi Tim Hewi NAIA Scholar AthleteNAIA Scholar Athlete1st Team All-American1st Team All-American

Rachel StuartRachel StuartNAIA NAIA

Scholar AthleteScholar Athlete

Quay DavisQuay DavisSSAC All-WestSSAC All-WestDivision TeamDivision Team




AUBURN UNIVERSITY AT MONTGOMERYABOUT AUM Auburn Montgomery is the metropolitan campus of Auburn Uni-versity, a land-grant ins tu on. Located on a 500-acre campus seven miles east of downtown Montgomery, AUM off ers highly respected, accredited academic programs in a challenging but caring college environment Established in 1967, Auburn University at Montgomery off ered its fi rst classes in 1969, and moved to its current campus in east Mont-gomery in 1971. AUM was accredited by the Southern Associa on of Colleges and Schools in 1973 and was reaffi rmed by SACS in 1978, 1988, 1998, and 2008. Auburn University at Montgomery, a sepa-rately accredited ins tu on, is one of two campuses which comprise Auburn University as a whole. AUM is organized into fi ve academic schools: Business, Educa on, Liberal Arts, Nursing, and Sciences. Each school off ers undergraduate and graduate degrees and off ers courses in tradi onal, hybrid, and online formats; courses taught in the tradi onal format are off ered during the day, in the evening, and on weekends. AUM has been chosen by U.S. News as one of the top 100 regional universi es in the south. The AUM School of Business has been selected repeat-edly as a “Best Business School” by the Princeton Review.

ATHLETIC EXCELLENCE Warhawks athle c teams have a championship reputa on in NAIA Division I and Southern States Athle c Conference sports. Our men’s and women’s tennis teams have won 22 na onal championships. Men’s and women’s soccer, men’s and women’s basketball, baseball and so ball have compe ve histories as well, and our new men’s and women’s cross country teams are building one.

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AUBURN UNIVERSITY AT MONTGOMERY

CONFUCIUS INSTITUTE AUM was recently named home to a new Confucius Ins tute, joining a network of more than 300 organiza ons worldwide commi ed to promo ng Chinese language and culture. The AUM Confucius Ins tute will promote Chinese language and culture both on campus and in the surrounding community, including local K-12 schools. The university plans dedicate a Confucius Garden on campus.

STUDY ABROAD AUM’s students are learning to compete in an ever-changing global environment through our growing study abroad program. AUM faculty and students have recently traveled to the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Costa Rica, Belize and Italy. Programs are also in the works for loca ons in South Korea and Japan.

STATE-OF-THE-ART WELLNESS CENTER Live well, learn well, be well at AUM’s Wellness Center. The 73,500-square-foot Wellness Center, opened in August 2012,

gives students tons of op ons for recrea on and a place to hang out. The center includes a pool, whirlpool spa, healthy snack bar, weight room, aerobics room, running track, basketball courts and a rock climbing wall. Membership is open to AUM students, faculty, staff , alumni and friends.

WHY CHOOSE AUM? • More than 90 undergraduate and graduate degree programs• Making college aff ordable, with more than $2 million in fresh-man scholarships off ered in 2012-13• Enjoy more personal a en on with our small class sizes• More than 60 ac ve student clubs and organiza ons, including Greek life • Named a “Best Southeastern School” by U.S. News and World Report in 2011. • Our School of Business is ranked as a “Best Business School” by The Princeton Review• Flexible class schedules, online classes, and four-day weeks




In May of 2006, John G. Veres III became the fi rst alumnus to serve as chancellor of Auburn Montgomery. His appointment followed six years as execu ve director of the university’s Outreach Division, where he oversaw four centers which conduct applied re-search and provide consul ng services. He also spent 18 years as director of the AUM’s Center for Business and Economic Development.

An organiza onal psychologist, Veres has published three books on manage-ment issues and numerous ar cles and chapters in the fi eld. His recent research interests have centered on test valida-

on and limi ng the eff ects of racial diff erences in panel composi on on structured situa onal interview out-comes. His exper se in personnel issues has made him sought a er as an expert witness in employment-related federal lawsuits.

Veres has long been involved in com-munity aff airs. He currently serves on the boards of the Alabama Technology Founda on, the Alabama World Aff airs Council, the Auburn University Founda- on, the Catholic Housing Authority of

Montgomery, the Montgomery Area Chamber of Commerce, the Montgom-ery Area YMCA, and the River Region United Way. Veres was also the inaugu-ral recipient of the Nonprofi t Leadership Alliance’s H. Roe Bartle Presiden al Leadership Award, an award presented for support of nonprofi t management educa on.

Veres earned his bachelor’s and master’s degrees in psychology from

Auburn Montgomery and a Ph.D. in in-dustrial/organiza onal psychology from Auburn University.

Veres is married to the former Beth Louise Sullivan. They have three chil-dren – Erin, John and Olivia – and two grandchildren, Cole and Lena.

DR. JOHN G. VERES IIIUniversity Chancellor

Seventh YearAuburn University at Montgomery, 1976




Steve Crotz is currently in his sixth year as Athle c Director at Auburn Montgom-ery, a er serving two s nts as the interim athle c director, fi rst in 2002-03 and again from 2006-08. During his tenure, AUM teams have fl ourished, programs established, and facili es improved. Student-athletes have also been a stalwart in the community and excelled in the classroom. Under his guidance, eight of AUM’s 10 sports have spent me in their respec- ve NAIA Top 25 Coaches’ Polls and teams

have won fi ve na onal championships. In addi on, 199 student-athletes have earned All-Conference, All-Division or All-Freshman team honors, while 84 have garnered All-American honors. AUM has added a so ball program, as well as men’s and women’s cross country programs, increasing its number of varsity sports to 10. Crotz has overseen several facility upgrades, including the renova on of the basketball gymnasium to include a sec on of 304 cushioned, chair-backed seats on the home side of the court, the building of a new state-of-the-art press box at the AUM So ball Complex and the re-sur-facing of all 12 tennis courts at the AUM Tennis Complex. In addi on to the sea ng improvements in the gymnasium, Crotz also oversaw a remodeling project of the old weightroom that now houses the AUM Athle cs Hall of Fame and serves as a hos-pitality area for members of the Courtside Club. Upgrades to the So ball Complex also included bleacher sea ng for more than 200 spectators directly behind home

plate, restrooms, a concession stand, a press area and increased storage. In the classroom, student-athletes have been equally impressive, as 166 athletes have earned All-Academic honors from the SSAC and 57 have been named NAIA Scholar Athletes. Three AUM stu-dent-athletes, women’s basketball stand-outs Haley McIntyre and Carlie Ainsworth, and men’s basketball’s David Gallagher, have been named the SSAC Honor Student Athlete. Within the community, staff , coaches and student-athletes have logged be er than 1,000 hours of service. Crotz has worked with the AUM ad-ministra on to expand the athle c depart-ment staff to include a head and assistant so ball coach and an athle c trainer. He has also spent the past two years serving as the chair of the Board of Athle c Direc-tors within the Southern States Athle c Conference. For his eff orts during the 2010-11 academic year, Crotz was selected the SSAC Athle c Director of the Year. Before focusing on administra on, Crotz served 12 seasons as the head wom-en’s basketball coach at Auburn Montgom-ery. Crotz compiled a record of 284-116 while at AUM, winning four regular season conference championships, two con-ference tournament tles, and advancing to the NAIA Na onal Tournament 10 mes. Crotz was a 10- me

conference/region coach of the year and was named the Ikon/Women’s Basket-ball Coaches Associa on Na onal Coach of the Year following his team’s Elite Eight fi nish in the 1999-00 season. Prior to AUM, Crotz spent fi ve years as athle c director and six years as head women’s basketball

coach at Lindenwood University. While at LU, Crotz earned 126 wins and led the Lady Lions to three consecu ve NAIA Na onal Tournament appearances.During his six years at the St. Charles, Mo., ins tu on, he was named American Midwest Conference Coach-of-the-Year on four occasions. In October 2009, he was in-ducted into the Lindenwood Hall of Fame. Crotz also spent nine years at Brent-wood High School overseeing the girls’ basketball program and winning 210 games. Five mes during that span he led Brentwood to the Missouri State Tourna-ment where they won the state tourna-ment in 1985 and fi nished as the runners-up in 1986 and 1990. For his eff orts, Crotz was named the Missouri High School Coach-of-the-Year in 1985. Crotz received his bachelor’s degree in educa on from the University of Missouri in 1979 and his master’s degree in second-ary educa on from Missouri-St. Louis in 1984. He and his wife, the former Daphne Hozee, reside in Montgomery with their two children, Kelsey and Jacob.

STEVE CROTZAthletic Director

Sixth YearMissouri, 1979




John AhoFaculty Athle cRepresenta ve

Steve CrotzDirector of Athle cs

Jamey NewsomeWomen’s Soccer

Head Coach

Clay BoothBaseball

Assistant Coach

Amanda BrasingtonCheerleading Head Coach

Michelle CromptonAthle c Administra on

Graduate Assistant

Larry ChapmanMen’s Basketball

Head Coach

Michael GrossMen’s and Women’s

Cross Country Head Coach

Amanda HodgeAthle c Training

Graduate Assistant

Bob HubbardMen’s Basketball Assistant Coach

Chris Steiner-Wilcoxson

So ball Head Coach

Wulf KochMen’s SoccerHead Coach

Alexis AveryAssistant AD

for Compliance

Q.V. LoweBaseball

Head Coach

Tim LutzSports Informa on

Director

Haley RosaWomen’s Basketball

Assistant Coach

Jessie RosaAssociate

Athle c Director

Rolando VargasMen’s and Women’sTennis Head Coach

Kyle SampsellAthle c Training

Head Trainer

Dan DavisWomen’s Basketball

Head Coach

Jason OliveiraSports Informa on Graduate Assistant

Marissa SanchezAthle c Administra on

Graduate Assistant

AUM Athle cs Staff Directory Media Directory

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Hannah WhighamAthle c Training

Graduate Assistant

Sco e WilkesSo ball

Assistant Coach




The 2013-14 academic year marks the 14th year for Auburn Montgomery athle cs compe ng as a member of the Southern States Athle c Conference (SSAC). In Novem-ber of 2012, the conference announced an expansion and now showcases 16 member ins tu ons located throughout the southeast, including the states of Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, South Carolina and Tennessee. Located in Norcross, Ga., the SSAC sponsors 15 intercollegiate sports including men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s soccer, volleyball, men’s and women’s basketball, baseball, so ball, men’s and women’s tennis, men’s and women’s track and fi eld and men’s and women’s golf. The conference staff features Commissioner Mike Hall, Assistant Commissioner Ka e Bright and an Eligibility Chair, Dr. Ron Melton. The SSAC was established in 1949 as the Georgia Intercollegiate Athle cs Conference with six member schools, including Oglethorpe University, Berry College, Valdosta State University, North Georgia College and State University, Piedmont College and Georgia Southern University. In 1980 the conference was renamed the Georgia Athle c Conference and remained so un l 1988, when its expansion into Georgia’s bordering states brought the need to change its name to the Georgia-Alabama-Carolina Conference (GACC). In 2003, the offi cial name was again changed to the Southern States Athle c Conference. The conference membership has worked for more than 60 years to maintain a level of compe on, excellence and quality that appropriately represents its member ins tu ons. Since the conference’s incep on and affi lia on with the NAIA, 29 SSAC teams and 11 individuals have claimed na onal tles, while 27 teams have fi nished na onal runners-up. Auburn Montgomery has been a member of the Na onal Associa on of Intercollegiate Athle cs (NAIA) since 1975. In those 38 years, AUM has claimed 22 na onal champion-ships and six of the school’s 10 varsity programs have appeared in a na onal championship game.

The NAIA, headquartered in Olathe, Kan., is a na onal organiza on with nearly 300 ins tu onal members and over 60,000 student-athletes across the United States and Canada. Throughout its history, the NAIA has provided strong leadership for all aspects of intercollegiate athle cs. Since its introduc on of the intercollegiate championship of basketball in 1937, the NAIA has maintained its elite standards while administering fi rst-rate athle cs programs. The NAIA has con nuously affi rmed its commitment to equality by becoming the fi rst na onal organiza on to off er ins tu onal postsea-

son opportuni es to black student-athletes in 1948, to allow ins tu onal membership to historically black ins tu ons in 1953, and on Aug. 1, 1980, to vote in favor of the establish-ment of athle cs programs for women. Today, the NAIA strengthens its commitment to student-athletes and strives to enrich their college experience by suppor ng academic achievement and character development. The NAIA approaches sport and ac vity as an opportunity to inten onally teach beyond the fundamentals through the philosophy of the NAIA Champions of Character program. By applying the fi ve core values of respect, responsibility, integrity, servant leadership and sportsmanship, the NAIA has the ability to maximize talent to the benefi t of each individu-al. In addi on, the Champions of Character program monitors each NAIA ins tu on’s commitment to the ini a ve with its Scorecard, which is divided into character training, conduct in compe on, academic focus, character recogni on and character promo on. For the third consecu ve year, AUM was one of 220 schools recognized as a Five Star ins tu on a er earning 73 points on a 100-point scale, a mark ed for the 75th-best total in the country.

SSAC Member Ins tu ons




Montgomery is the capital of Alabama and the second largest city in the state with a popula on of 205,764, according to the 2010 census. The city, which was incorporated on December 3, 1819, is located southeast of the center of the state. Montgomery is na onally known for its many historic/cultural landmarks and events such as the Alabama State Capitol, Dexter Avenue King Memorial Church, First White House of the Confederacy, Montgomery Bus Boyco , Hank Williams Memorial, Alabama War Memorial and Alabama Shakespeare Theater. The city a racted the fi rst electric street car system and Wright Brothers (Orville & Wilbur) fi rst school for powered fl ight. Today, Montgomery is the home of both Maxwell and Gunter Air Force Bases. The city is the home of several public and private colleges, as well as military schools. Montgomery’s fi een colleges, universi es and military schools provide world-class educa onal opportuni es. In 2004, Montgomery landed one of the biggest economic development projects when Hyundai Mo-tors Manufacturing Alabama built its $1.4 billion automo ve plant. The Montgomery loca on became the fi rst assembly and manufacturing plant in the United States. It employs over 3,000 team members and currently produces the next genera on Sonata sedan and Santa Fe sport u lity vehicle. That same year, Montgomery acquired a minor league baseball team called the Montgomery Biscuits, Class AA affi liate of the Tampa Bay Devil Rays. The Biscuits are the 2006 and 2007 Southern League Cham-pions. The team plays in a newly renovated 7,000 seat facility known as Riverwalk Stadium and owned by the City of Montgomery. The stadium consists of several style sea ng: execu ve box, super box, lawn and suite level. Downtown Montgomery lies along the southern banks of the Alabama River, while the east side is fastest-growing part of the city. Auburn Montgomery, the city’s two largest shopping malls and Wynton M. Blount Cultural Park, a 250-acre park which contains the Alabama Shakespeare Fes val and Montgom-ery Fine Museum of Fine Arts are located on the east side of town. Today, the city is known for its renaissance of historic downtown and redevelopment of the riverfront.

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