NATIONAL CHAMPIONS
NIKE INDOOR CLASSIC NATIONAL CHAMPIONS
The Nike Indoor began in 1999 and has been held in Colubus, OH (1999),
Bloomington, IN (2000) and Landover, MD, where it has been held since 2001.

2005 (Landover, MD)
J-Mee Samuels, W-S Mount Tabor, boys' 200 meters (21.22)
Kamorean Hayes, Charlotte Harding, girls' shot put (48-11)

2004 (Landover, MD)
Corey Brown, West Charlotte, boys' 60 meters (6.73)
Andre Tillman, North Rowan, boys' triple jump (48-10.25)

2003 (Landover, MD)
J-Mee Samuels, W-S Mount Tabor, boys' 200 meters (21.76)

2002 (Landover, MD)
Mike Loyd, W-S Mount Tabor, boys' 200 meters (21.68)

2000 (Bloomington, IN)
Chris Martin, East Mecklenburg, boys' 200 meters (21.91)
LaTasha Pharr, North Rowan, girls' triple jump (40-6.25)

1999 (Columbus, OH)
Jason Smith, So. Pines Pinecrest, boys' triple jump (49-3.75)

NATIONAL SCHOLASTIC INDOOR NATIONAL CHAMPIONS
The National Scholastic Indoor Championships began in 1985 and has
been held at Princeton, New Jersey (1984-1985), Yale, Conn. (1986-88),
the Naval Academy, Annapolis, MD (1989), Syracuse Univ., NY (1990-1995),
Roxbury, MA (1996-1999) and New York City, NY, where it has been held
since 2000.

2002 (New York City, NY)
Julia Lucas, Charlotte Myers Park, girls' Mile (4:51.56)
Mike Mitchell, John Wadsworth, Kalib Wilkinson, Jeff Gosselin, North Mecklenburg, boys' 4xMile (17:47.47 - No. 4 H.S. all-time)

1999 (Roxbury, MA)
Kim Jones, Greensboro Grimsley, girls' long jump (19-3.5)

1998 (Roxbury, MA)
Greg Yeldell, North Rowan, boys' triple jump (51-1.5)

1997 (Roxbury, MA)
Adriane Sims, Fayetteville Byrd, girls' high jump (5-11)

1996 (Roxbury, MA)
Adriane Sims, Fayetteville Byrd, girls' high jump (5-11.25)
DeAnne Davis, Burlington Cummings, girls' triple jump (41-9.25)

1994 (Syracuse Univ., NY)
DeAnne Davis, Burlington Cummings, girls' triple jump (40-0.75)

1991 (Syracuse Univ., NY)
Dave Adair, Charlotte Garinger, boys' 400 meters (48.06)

1990 (Syracuse Univ., NY)
Brant Armentrout, W-S Mount Tabor, boys' Mile (4:13.91)

1988 (Yale, Connecticut)
Scott Fletcher, W-S Parkland, boys' 55 meter hurdles (7.22)

1986 (Yale, Connecticut)
Kim Austin, Wilson Beddingfield, girls' triple jump (39-9)

NATIONAL SCHOLASTIC OUTDOOR NATIONAL CHAMPIONS
The National Scholastic Outdoor Championships began in 1991 and has been
held in Van Nuys, CA (1991-1992), Westwood, CA (1993) and Raleigh, where
it has been held since 1994.

2004 (Raleigh, NC)
Dexter Adams, Greensboro Page, boys' long jump (24-7.75)
Andre Tillman, North Rowan, boys' triple jump (50-9.25)

2003 (Raleigh, NC)
Cerone Burnett, Southern Vance, boys' triple jump (49-8.5)

2002 (Raleigh, NC)
Jesse Williams, Raleigh Broughton, boys' high jump (7-1.75)
Andre Tillman, North Rowan, boys' triple jump (48-11.5)

1999 (Raleigh, NC)
Leigh Smith, Raleigh Leesville Road, boys' javelin (206-11)
Kim Jones, Greensboro Grimsley, girls' 100 hurdles (13.77)
Kim Jones, Greensboro Grimsley, girls' long jump (20-3.75)

1998 (Raleigh, NC)
Greg Yeldell, North Rowan, boys' triple jump (51-3.75)
Kim Jones, Greensboro Grimsley, girls' long jump (19-11.5)

1997 (Raleigh, NC)
Demetria Washington, Fayetteville Sanford, girls' 400 meters (53.62)
Adriane Sims, Fayetteville Byrd, girls' high jump (5-11.75)

1996 (Raleigh, NC)
Adriane Sims, Fayetteville Byrd, girls' igh jump (5-8.75)
DeAnne Davis, Burlington Cummings, girls' triple jump (41-3.25)

1995 (Raleigh, NC)
Adriane Sims, Fayetteville Byrd, girls' high jump (5-10.75)
Twyla Smith, So. Pines Pinecrest, girls' triple jump (41-4.5)

1991 (Van Nuys, CA)
Andre Steele, Salisbury, boys' 400 meters (46.89)
High Point Andrews, boys' 1,600 meter relay (3:16.58)
Eric Alford, High Point Andrews, boys' long jump (23-10)
Nikki Harris, North Stanly, girls' long jump (18-2.75)

GOLDEN WEST CHAMPIONS
Before the National Scholastic Outdoor Championships began, this was the
premiere high school invitational, along with the International Prep Inv. The Golden West
remains one of the most prestigious high school invitationals where future Olympians
have run. It is run as a finals only meet and by invitation only.
The Golden West began in 1961 and was held in Los Angeles, CA from 1961 through
1962 or 1963. Afterwards, it moved to Sacramento where it has been since then.
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2002
Mike Loyd, W-S Mount Tabor, 110 meter high hurdles (13.60)

1998
Greg Yeldell, North Rowan, triple jump (53-3.25)

1991
Brian Ellis, North Rowan, long jump (25-6.5)
Brian Ellis, North Rowan, triple jump (50-5)

1990
James Wilson, Greensboro Day, 800 meters (1:50.61)

1988
Tyrone Joyner, Farmville Central, triple jump (52-1.5)

1986
James Martin, Waynesville Tuscola, triple jump (52-6.25)

1982
Chris Brooks, Raleigh Broughton, long jump (25-9)

INTERNATIONAL PREP CHAMPIONS
1991
Brian Ellis, North Rowan, long jump (24-4.5)

1990
Nikki Friday, Lexington, triple jump (40-0.5)

1987
Eric Hichman, Gastonia Ashbrook, two mile (9:03.59)

1984
Michael Patton, Mount Airy, triple jump (53-3)

NATIONAL CHAMPIONS
AAU Junior Olympics
2004
Young Men's 100 Meters: J-Mee Samuels, W-S Mt. Tabor, 10.53 (10.30 in prelims)
Young Men's 200 Meters: J-Mee Samuels, W-S Mt. Tabor, 21.14 (20.58 in prelims)
Young Men's 400 Meter Relay: Winston-Salem Elite (Wayne Crowell; Robert Martin; Ryan Booker; J-Mee Samuels, W-S Mt. Tabor) 40.93
Young Men’s Triple Jump: Brandon Cathcart, Salisbury, 49-4
Young Men’s Long Jump: Andre Tillman, North Rowan, 23-10.5
Intermediate Girls' Discus: Kamorean Hayes, Charlotte Harding, 150-07
Intemediate Girls' Shot Put: Kamorean Hayes, Charlotte Harding, 48-5.75
Young Girls' 800 Meters: Aja Jackson, Charlotte Waddell, 2:12.68

2003
Intermediate Boys' 800 Meters: Brandon Jones, Charlotte Independence, 1:54.39
Intermediate Boys' 1,500 Meters: Brandon Jones, Charlotte Independence, 4:11.28
Intermediate Boys' 3,200 Meter Relay: Charlotte Flight (Nigel Orr, Charlotte Harding; William Scott, Charlotte Harding; Michael Edwards, West Charlotte; Brandon Jones, Charlotte Independence) 8:08.91
Intermediate Boys' Long Jump: Trenton Guy, West Charlotte, 23-4

2002
Intermediate Boys' 100 Meters: J-Mee Samuels, W-S Mt. Tabor, 10.49 (10.42 prelims)
Intermediate Boys' 200 Meters: J-Mee Samuels, W-S Mt. Tabor, 20.87
Intermediate Boys' Triple Jump: Terry Wood, North Rowan, 48-10
Young Women's 100 Meters: Tempess Stark, Northwest Cabarrus, 11.80
Intermediate Girls' 3,000 Meter Racewalk: Ashleigh Pisciotta, Marlton, NC, 17:45.24

2001
Intermediate Girls' 100 meter hurdles: Chandra Pulliam, Burlington Cummings, 14.16
Intermediate Boys' Long Jump: Shawn Pressley, Winston-Salem Carver, 22-10

2000
Young Women's 100 Hurdles: LaTasha Pharr, North Rowan, 14.13
Young Women's Long Jump: Ronda White, Olympic, 19-6.25
Young Women's Triple Jump: Ronda White, Olympic, 42-2
Intermediate Girl's Shot Put: Kristie Boggan, West Mecklenburg, 39-10.25

1999
Intermediate Boys' 100 meters: Duan Barrino, Charlotte Vance, 10.82
Intermediate Boys' 200 meters: Duan Barrino, Charlotte Vance, 21.88
Intermediate Boys' 400 meter relay: Charlotte Elite, 41.49
Young Women's 400 meter relay: Charlotte Flight, 47.13

1998
Intermediate Girls' 100 meter hurdles: LaTasha Pharr, North Rowan, 14.72
Intermediate Girls' Long Jump: LaTasha Pharr, North Rowan, 18-8

USATF Junior Olympics (2003 was 37th year)
2003
Young Men's 5,000 Meters: Jason Williams, Fay Flyers, 15:54.45
Intermediate Girls' High Jump: Jennifer Webster, Charlotte Providence, 5-7
Intermediate Girls' Triple Jump: Camelia Morman, Durham Hillside, 38-11
2002 (none)

2001
Young Men's High Jump: Jesse Williams, Raleigh Broughton, 7-0.5

1999
Intermediate Boys' Triple Jump: Albert Davis, Northern Durham, 46-6.25

1998 (none)

USTAF JUNIOR champions
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World Junior medalists (top 3)
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USATF WJ team members
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ALL-AMERICANS
NEED
Dye-Stat track
Track and Field News
National Scholastic track and/or American Track and Field (coach magazine??) -- There is some magazine that names all-americans
NSO, NSI, Nike All-Americans

KINNEY/FOOTLOCKER CROSS COUNTRY ALL-AMERICANS
(All-American awarded to Top 15 finishers at Nationals)
The Kinney Cross Country Championships began in 1979 and became the FootLocker
Cross Country Championships in 1993. It was held in San Diego, CA from 1979-1980,
in Orlando, FL from 1981-1982, in San Diego, CA from 1983-1996, in Orlando, FL
from 1997-2001 and back in San Diego, CA in 2002.
BOYS
2002
Matt Debole, W-S Mt. Tabor, 5th at Nationals (best finish ever by a N.C. boy)
Bobby Mack, North Forsyth, 11th at Nationals
2001
Milos Mitric, Asheville, 6th at Nationals

1999
Stephen Haas, North Mecklenburg, 11th at Nationals
Ricky Brookshire, Watauga, 14th at Nationals

1989
Brant Armentrout, W-S Mt. Tabor, 15th at Nationals

GIRLS
2001
Laura Stanley, Asheville Carolina Day, 5th at Nationals (best finish ever by a N.C. runner)

2000
Laura Stanley, Asheville Carolina Day, 11th at Nationals

1996
Sarah-Vance Goodman, Ashevillle TC Roberson, 9th at Nationals

1992
Karen Godlock, Polk County, 7th at Nationals
Ami Herrman, Charlotte Providence, 15th at Nationals

1991
Karen Godlock, Polk County, 11th at Nationals

OTHER
FOOTLOCKER QUALIFIERS
(Name, School, Time, Place at regional, Place at nationals)
(a * indicates All-American)
BOYS
2004
Jack Bolas, Chapel Hill, 15:01 (5th) -- 31st at Nationals
Sandy Roberts, Raleigh Broughton, 15:06 (9th) -- 16th at Nationals

2003
Eric Mack, North Forsyth, 14:59 (6th) -- 23rd at Nationals
Nick Hutchins, Raleigh Millbrook, 15:02 (7th) -- 19th at Nationals

2002
Matt Debole, W-S Mount Tabor, 14:55.5 (2nd) -- 5th at Nationals*
Bobby Mack, North Forsyth, 15:07.9 (8th) -- 11th at Nationals*

2001
Matt Debole, W-S Mount Tabor, 14:49.2 (2nd) -- 16th at Nationals
Milos Mitric, Asheville, 14:57.4 (8th) -- 6th at Nationals*

1999
Ricky Brookshire, Watauga, 14:57.7 (2nd) -- 14th at Nationals*
Stephen Haas, North Mecklenburg, 15:05.3 (8th) -- 11th at Nationals*

1998
Bradsher Wilkins, Hillsborough Orange, 15:09 (1st) -- 16th at Nationals
Nick Mangum, Raleigh Cardinal Gibbons, 15:20 (4th) -- 33rd at Nationals
Josh Baker, Morganton Freed, 15:25 (7th) -- 25th at Nationals

1997
Bradsher Wilkins, Hillsborough Orange, 15:19.3 (1st) -- 23rd at Nationals
Josh Baker, Morganton Freedom, 15:20.0 (2nd) -- 26th at Nationals
Joe Lion, Watauga, 15:27.0 (7th) -- 30th at Nationals

1989
Brant Armentrout, W-S Mt. Tabor, 15:10 (3rd) -- 15th at Nationals*
Kyle Armentrout, W-S Mt. Tabor, 15:20 (8th) -- 17th at Nationals

1988
Brant Armentrout, W-S Mt. Tabor, 15:34 (8th) -- 27th at Nationals

1986
David Honea, Enka, 15:24 (7th) -- 26th at Nationals

1985
Michael Clinebell, Watauga, 15:44 (5th) -- 20th at Nationals

1983
John Erickson, Southeast Guilford, 15:22 (6th) -- 29th at Nationals

GIRLS
2002
Kate Merrill, Durham Jordan, 18:07.2 (6th) -- 30th at Nationals

2001
Laura Stanley, Asheville Carolina Day, 17:34.6 (1st) -- 5th at Nationals*
Carly Matthews, W-S Mount Tabor, 17:35.9 (2nd) -- 30th at Nationals

2000
Laura Stanley, Asheville Carolina Day, 18:07 (4th) -- 11th at Nationals*

1999
Casey McGraw, Morganton Freedom, 17:56.4 (3rd) -- 21st at Nationals
Ariel Glassman, Hendersonville, 18:00.5 (5th) -- 16th at Nationals

1996
Sarah-Vance Goodman, Ashevillle TC Roberson, 17:23.4 (1st) -- 9th at Nationals*

1992
Karen Godlock, Polk County, 17:38.4 (1st) -- 7th at Nationals*
Ami Herrman, Charlotte Providence, 18:24.8 (6th) -- 15th at Nationals*

1991
Karen Godlock, Polk County, 18:12.0 (4th) -- 11th at Nationals*

1987
Cessy Hudson, East Burke, 18:43 (6th) -- 28th at Nationals

1982
Kathy Ormsby, Richmond County, 17:55.1 (6th) -- 23rd at Nationals