BYU Finishes Athletic Year At No. 18 In Sears Cup Rankings
PROVO -- A women's cross country national championship, two individual national titles in both women's track and men's gymnastics and a revitalized basketball team headlined the 1999-2000 BYU sports season. The Cougars were among the top 20 overall athletic programs in the nation with an 18th place finish in the Sears Cup.
In the inaugural season of the Mountain West Conference, the Cougars picked up where they left off in the WAC. The 1999-2000 sports season saw BYU produce five national champions, 38 All-Americans and 56 All-Conference athletes. Out of the 19 MWC sports, Cougar athletes claimed nearly half of the MWC Player of the Year and MWC Freshman of the Year awards, with nine in each category. They also claimed seven of the 19 MWC Coach of the Year awards. Cougar teams placed first or second in the conference in 15 of the 19 sports, with 11 first place finishes and four second place finishes. Some of the greatest performances of this past year included a No. 1 national finish by the women's cross country team, as well as No. 1 finishes by senior gymnasts Guard Young (vault) and Cortney Bramwell (rings), and female tracksters Susan Taylor (1,500-meter) and Tara Rohatinsky (10,000-meter). The men's basketball team had their best season in five years, posting wins over every team in the conference, placing second in the MWC tournament and making it to the third round of the NIT.
Women's Cross Country
To start the year off, the women's cross country team continued its dominance by winning a second NCAA title in three years. BYU began the year at No. 1, but after placing second behind Stanford in the Triple Crown and third behind Stanford and Arkansas in the Stanford Cross Country Invitational, BYU fell to fourth in the nation. But the Cougars turned it on when it counted the most, dominating the MWC Championships and going on to win the national title by a 53-point margin. Women's cross country becomes the first BYU team to win two national titles and they claimed the sixth NCAA team title in BYU history (men's volleyball, 1999; women's cross country, 1997; football, 1984; men's golf, 1981; men's track & field, 1970). The men's cross country team also dominated the MWC Championships and went on to place 30th in the nation.
Football
In September, the football team began the season by beating nemesis Washington on a last-second pass from senior Kevin Feterik to freshman Chris Hale. The next week, the conference season began when the Cougars delivered a thumping to No. 23 Colorado State, 34-13, in the first-ever MWC sporting event. With the two big victories, the Cougars jumped to No. 17 in the national rankings. After a loss to Virginia, BYU ran off six straight victories, securing at least a share of the first-ever MWC title. The wins moved the Cougars to a No. 12 ranking before losing to Wyoming and Utah in the final two games, which forced BYU to share the conference title with Colorado State and Utah. Despite two losses to finish the season, the Cougars received an invitation to play in the Motor City Bowl in Detroit against Marshall. Heisman finalist Chad Pennington and undefeated Marshall scored three touchdowns and held the Cougar ground attack to minus 16 yards rushing as the Thundering Herd beat the Cougars, 21-3, to remain undefeated on the year.
Women's Volleyball
The women's volleyball team put their No. 4 preseason national ranking on the line as they faced Michigan in their first match of the year at the Georgia Invitational. They lost to the Wolverines but went on to beat Georgia and Toledo in the same tournament. Throughout the season BYU lost only one conference match, winning the regular season conference title and advancing to the NCAA tournament. After victories over Princeton in the first round and Wisconsin in the second round, the Cougars found themselves in the Sweet 16 before losing to fourth ranked Florida. BYU finished the season with No. 9 and No. 13 national polls.
Soccer
In soccer, the Cougars started the year with an overtime victory against Arizona State and ended the first year of MWC play with an overtime victory against San Diego State. The team finished the exciting year by winning the conference tournament, making the NCAA tournament and finishing the year at No. 20 in the nation. BYU lost in the second round of the NCAA tournament to No. 1 Santa Clara. This was the third year in a row that BYU has lost to Santa Clara in the tournament. The Cougars had a stingy defense that recorded 10 shut outs, including three in a row, and they were undefeated at home.
Women's & Men's Basketball
Both the women's and men's BYU basketball teams posted 20-plus wins on their way to second place finishes in their respective MWC tournaments. The women started the year with four straight wins before losing to No. 9 UC-Santa Barbara. The Cougars continued winning as they finished the year at 22-9 and made an appearance in the NCAA tournament. One of the most notable differences on BYU campus this year was the return of a winning men's basketball team. The Cougar basketball team brought some excitement back to the Marriott Center this year as they garnered victories over every conference opponent, including the first win over Utah in five years. The season also included a regular season sweep of conference champion, UNLV and victories over each in-state foe, Utah State, Weber State, Utah and Southern Utah. In Steve Cleveland's third year as head coach, the Cougars were invited to the NIT where they defeated Bowling Green in the first round and Southern Illinois in the second round before falling at Notre Dame in the quarterfinals.
Women's & Men's Gymnastics
The women's gymnastics team, led by sophomore All-American Kelly Parkinson, had another successful season, including a new all-time team high score of 196.525 against Southern Utah. The team scores at the end of the year were good enough to qualify them for Regionals, where they placed second behind Georgia. At the regional meet, a team score of 194.700 was good enough to qualify them for the NCAA meet. At nationals, the Cougars finished at No. 11 in the nation. This year's men's gymnastics team included two returning national champions in seniors Guard Young (vault) and Cortney Bramwell (rings). Both gymnasts successfully defended their titles, repeating as national champions once again in 2000. In its last season at BYU, men's gymnastics had its best season ever, breaking the single-meet team scoring record in the last regular season meet (228.525) and breaking it again in the team's last meet ever by scoring a 228.625 at the NCAA championships. The team finished the year at No. 7 in the nation.
Wrestling
The wrestling program, also in its last year at BYU, had one of its best years in recent memory, with five wrestlers qualifying for the NCAA tournament and a No. 37 national finish. Rangi Smart, Chris Miller, Aaron Holker, Trent Rollins and Rocky Smart all qualified for the NCAA tournament. The year included a fundraising meet at the Delta Center against the No. 1 team in the nation, Iowa, and two strong victories against No. 20 Oregon State and Air Force to finish the regular season.
Men's Volleyball
The defending national champion men's volleyball team started the 2000 campaign with a victory over Loyola-Chicago and reeled off 11 straight home victories before Ohio State ended the Cougars' 40 game home win streak. The team recorded its fourth straight 15-win season with a record of 18-9. UCLA ended the Cougars' chances at another title by beating BYU 3-0 in the first round of the MPSF tournament. The Cougars finished third in the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation and sixth in the nation.
Women's & Men's Swimming & Diving
Both women's and men's swimming and diving teams finished first in the conference, with each team producing two All-Americans. Senior Rachelle Smith Kunkel was one dive away from a national title, but finished sixth overall. The women's team finished 29th nationally and the men finished at No. 33. The teams swept MWC Diver of the Year honors with Kunkel and senior Devan Porter while coach Keith Russell was named MWC Diving Coach of the Year.
Men's & Women's Golf
Despite a team-best second place regional finish, the men's golf team finished a disappointing fourth in the MWC tournament and 28th in the NCAA tournament. The team, which was ranked No. 6 nationally most of the year, was led by senior All-American Andy Miller, who helped guide the Cougars to eight tournament wins. The women's team finished second in the conference and 39th in the national polls. They were led by MWC Co-Player of the Year, sophomore Carrie Summerhays.
Women's & Men's Track
This year's track and field teams produced two more BYU national champions in senior Susan Taylor and sophomore Tara Rohatinsky. Taylor surprised many when she won the 1,500-meter race this spring at the NCAA Championships. She ran in the middle of the pack for most of the race, but passed everyone in her kick to the finish line. Rohatinsky, a cross country and track All-American, won the 10,000-meter race, helping the Cougars to a fourth-place national finish in outdoor track and a sixth-place finish in indoor track. The conference title was the women's 13th consecutive outdoor title and sixth consecutive indoor title. The men also won both the indoor and outdoor track conference titles, finishing 27th nationally in outdoor track and 34th in indoor track. All-American Jim Roberts moved up to second place on the BYU all-time list in the shot put.
Men's & Women's Tennis
Sophomore Gert Vilms and senior Damien Ward finished 19th nationally in men's tennis doubles as they helped the men's team to a third-place conference finish and No. 66 national finish. In women's tennis, Eline Chiew led the team to a 11-9 record as Chiew went on to a 97th place finish in women's singles. The Cougars placed second in the Mountain West Conference.
Softball
On February 4th, 2000, the BYU women's softball team recorded its first victory ever, beating Sacramento State, 3-2, in the San Jose Early Bird Invitational. In the first season of women's softball at BYU, the Cougars went 7-13. After splitting a double-header with conference leader Utah to end the regular season, BYU finished its inaugural season after a close loss to UNLV in the MWC tournament.
Baseball
With a new stadium under construction and a new coach in Vance Law, the BYU baseball team has a bright future. Highlights of the season included Law's first collegiate victories coming in a two-game sweep at No. 19 Arizona, the Cougars upset at No. 2 Alabama and the groundbreaking for BYU's new Miller Park, which began in May. The team ended the season at an even 29-29, finishing third in the conference. Matt Carson, the MWC Freshman of the Year, had a .449 conference-leading batting average in league play. Jeff Stone won a conference-high 10 games to enhance his career record to 21-6. BYU's .327 batting average ranked among the top teams in the nation and Cougar senior Craig Peterson and junior Aaron Whitley were ranked at one time in the NCAA leaders in batting average and triples, respectively.
Sears Cup Finish: 18th
Conf Finish
Team Ssn/Trn. National Record Notes
W Cross Country 1st 1st 129-5 2 National Title in 3 years
M Cross Country 1st 30th 75-40 3 straight conference titles
Football 1st - 8-4 Motor City Bowl
W Volleyball 1st/2nd 9/13th 28-5 Sweet 16 NCAA Tourney
M Volleyball 3d(MPSF) 6th 18-9 4 straight 15-win seasons
W Soccer 1st/1st 20th 21-4-0 MWC Tournament Champions
W Basketball 2nd - 22-9 Lost to OK 81-86 in NCAA's
M Basketball 6th/2nd - 22-11 Advanced to 3rd round NIT
W Tennis 2nd 44th 11-9 Chiew fin 97th in singles
M Tennis 3rd 66th 12-10 Vilms & Ward fin.19th in dbls
Softball 5th - 7-13 First year as varsity sport
Baseball 3rd - 29-29 New Head Coach Vance Law
W Outdoor Track 1st 4th - 2 National Champions
M Outdoor Track 1st 27th - 3 straight conference titles
W Indoor Track 1st 6th - 6 straight conference titles
M Indoor Track 1st 34th - 11 straight conference titles
W Swim & Diving 1st 29th 6-1 2 All-Americans
M Swim & Diving 1st 33rd 5-3 2 All-Americans
M Golf 4th 28th/6th - 8 tournament wins
W Golf 2nd 39th - Summerhays MWC plyr of yr
W Gymnastics 2d(Rgn2) 11th 11-11 2nd place regional finish
M Gymnastics 5th(MPSF) 7th 6-4 2 National Champions
Wrestling N/A 37th 7-7 5 NCAAQualifiers(RangiSmart,
Chris Miller, Aaron Holker, Trent
Rollins, Rocky Smart)
National Champions: (5)
Name Event Sport Year
1999 Women's Cross Country
Susan Taylor 1,500 M Outdoor Track Sr
Tara Rohatinsky 10,000 M Outdoor Track So
Guard Young vault Men's Gymnastics Sr
Cortney Bramwell still rings Men's Gymnastics Sr
All-Americans: (38)
Name Team Sport Year
Elizabeth Jackson 1st team W Cross Country Sr
Kara Ormond 1st team W Cross Country Sr
Tara Rohatinsky 1st team W Cross Country So
Sharolyn Shields 1st team W Cross Country Jr
Laura Heiner 1st team W Cross Country So
Rob Morris 2nd team Football Sr
Lucas Staley 3rd team freshman Football Fr
Anna-Lena Smith 2nd team W Volleyball Sr
Nina Puikkonen 2nd team W Volleyball So
Sunny Tonga 1st team freshman W Volleyball Fr
Maren Hendershot 1st team Soccer Sr
Staci Reynolds 2nd team Soccer Jr
Erin Thorn 1st team freshman W Basketball Fr
Matt Carson 2nd team freshman Baseball Fr
Kainoa Obrey H. M. Freshman Baseball Fr
Susan Taylor 1st team W Outdoor Track Sr
Jeana Bingham 1st team W Outdoor Track Jr
Kirsten Bolm 1st team W Outdoor Track Sr
Marty Hernandez 1st team W Outdoor Track Sr
Tara Rohatinsky 1st team W Outdoor Track So
Melanie Steere 1st team W Outdoor Track Jr
Curtis Pugsley 1st team M Outdoor Track Fr
Jim Roberts 1st team M Outdoor Track Jr
Holly Gibbons 1st team W Indoor Track So
Kirsten Bolm 1st team W Indoor Track Sr
Tara Haynes 1st team W Indoor Track Jr
Elizabeth Jackson 1st team W Indoor Track Jr
Lindsay Nadauld 1st team W Indoor Track Sr
Sherida Rogers 1st team W Indoor Track So
Susan Taylor 1st team W Indoor Track Sr
Jeff Hansen 1st team M Indoor Track Jr
Jim Roberts 1st team M Indoor Track Jr
Rachelle Kunkel 1st team W Swim & Diving Sr
Jennifer Tasker 2nd team W Swim & Diving Jr
Aaron Russell 2nd team M Swim & Diving Fr
Arunas Savickas 2nd team M Swim & Diving Jr
Andy Miller 2nd team M Golf Sr
Kelly Parkinson 2nd team W Gymnastics So
Guard Young 1st team M Gymnastics Sr
Cortney Bramwell 1st team M Gymnastics Sr
1999-2000 season
All-Mountain West Conference Athletes: (56)
Name Team Sport Year
Elizabeth Jackson 1st team Cross Country Sr
Kara Ormond 1st team Cross Country Sr
Tara Rohatinsky 1st team Cross Country So
Sharolyn Shields 1st team Cross Country Jr
Laura Heiner 1st team Cross Country So
Sarah Ellett 1st team Cross Country Fr
Lindsay Nadauld 1st team Cross Country Sr
Sherida Rogers 1st team Cross Country Fr
Tara Haynes 1st team Cross Country Jr
John Hedengren 1st team Cross Country So
Randon Richards 1st team Cross Country Sr
Marc Lawson 1st team Cross Country Sr
David Danley 2nd team Cross Country Fr
Nathan Harrison 2nd team Cross Country Jr
Matt Poulsen 2nd team Cross Country Sr
Kevin Feterik 1st team Football Sr
Matt Johnson 1st team Football Sr
Margin Hooks 1st team Football Jr
Byron Frisch 1st team Football Sr
Rob Morris 1st team Football Sr
Brian Gray 1st team Football Sr
Jimmy Richards 2nd team Football Sr
Setema Gali, Jr. 2nd team Football Jr
Justin Ena 2nd team Football So
Owen Pochman 2nd team Football Jr
Nina Puikkonen 1st team Volleyball So
Anna-Lena Smith 1st team Volleyball Sr
Caroline Bower 1st team Volleyball Sr
Sunny Tonga 1st team freshman Volleyball Fr
Maren Hendershot 1st team Soccer Sr
Staci Reynolds 1st team Soccer Jr
Sara Reading 1st team Soccer Jr
Kim Lowe 2nd team Soccer Jr
Jennifer Waldron 2nd team Soccer So
Jill Adams 1st team W Basketball Sr
Erin Thorn 2nd team W Basketball Fr
Mekeli Wesley 2nd team M Basketball Jr
Eline Chiew 1st singles Tennis Sr
Jodi Richardson 1st singles Tennis Jr
Richardson/Kelly 1st doubles Tennis Jr/Sr
Chiew/Oswald 1st doubles Tennis Sr/Fr
Damien Ward 1st singles Tennis Sr
Carlos Lozano 1st singles Tennis Fr
Gert Vilms 1st singles Tennis So
Vilms/Ward 1st doubles Tennis So/Sr
Maryon Dewitt 1st team Softball Jr
Mindi Hanson 1st team Softball Jr
Nick Day 2nd team Baseball Sr
Seth King 2nd team Baseball Jr
Matt Carson 2nd team Baseball Fr
Andy Miller 1st team Golf Sr
Manuel Merizalde 1st team Golf So
Carrie Summerhays 1st team Golf So
Mountain West Conference
Athletes/Players of the Year: (9)
(19 MWC sports)
Name Sport Year
Elizabeth Jackson W Cross Country Sr
John Hedengren M Cross Country So
Nina Puikkonen W Volleyball So
Maren Hendershot Soccer Sr
Jim Roberts M Outdoor Track Jr
Kirsten Bolm W Indoor Track Sr
Rachelle Kunkel Diving Sr
Devan Porter Diving Sr
Carrie Summerhays W Golf So
Mountain West Conference
Freshman of the Year: (9)
Name Sport
Sarah Ellet W Cross Country
David Danley M Cross Country
Lucas Staley Football
Sunny Tonga W Volleyball
Erin Thorn W Basketball
Matt Carson Baseball
Anna-Lee Walcott W Outdoor Track
Curtis Pugsley M Outdoor Track
Anna-Lee Walcott W Indoor Track
Mountain West Conference
Coach of the Year: (7)
Name Sport
Patrick Shane W Cross Country
Craig Poole W Outdoor Track
Willard Hirschi M Outdoor Track
Craig Poole W Indoor Track
Willard Hirschi W Outdoor Track
Keith Russell M Diving
Bruce Brockbank M Golf
Mountain West Conference
Athlete of the week: (56)
Name Sport Week
Laura Heiner W Cross Country Oct. 6, 1999
Sharolyn Shields W Cross Country Sept. 22, 1999
John Hedengren M Cross Country Sept. 29, 1999
John Hedengren M Cross Country Oct. 20, 1999
Rob Morris Football (defense) Nov. 8, 1999
Kevin Feterik Football (offense) Nov. 1, 1999
Jared Lee Football (defense) Nov. 1, 1999
Owen Pochman Football (sp. teams) Oct. 25, 1999
Kevin Feterik Football (offense) Sept. 20, 1999
Kevin Feterik Football (offense) Sept. 13, 1999
Nina Puikkonen W Volleyball Nov. 8, 1999
Nina Puikkonen W Volleyball Oct. 11, 1999
Anna Lena Smith W Volleyball Sept. 13, 1999
Joaquin Acosta (MPSF) M Volleyball Jan. 21, 2000
Natalyn Lewis Soccer Sept. 7, 1999
Maren Hendershot Soccer Sept. 27, 1999
Erin Thorn W Basketball Dec. 6, 1999
Jill Adams W Basketball Jan. 17, 2000
Stacy Jensen W Basketball Feb. 14, 2000
Mekeli Wesley M Basketball Dec. 13, 1999
Terrell Lyday M Basketball Jan. 10, 2000
Kim Kelly W Tennis March 1, 2000
Gert Vilmes M Tennis March 1, 2000
Carlos Lozano M Tennis March 13, 2000
Carlos Lozano M Tennis April 14, 2000
Micah Mangrum Baseball Feb. 8, 2000
Matt Carson Baseball March 14, 2000
Jeff Stone Baseball March 21, 2000
Seth King Baseball April 24, 2000
Nate Fernley Baseball May 15, 2000
Kirsten Bolm W Outdoor Track April 11, 2000
Susan Taylor W Outdoor Track April 18, 2000
Kirsten Bolm W Outdoor Track April 25, 2000
Becky Jackson W Outdoor Track May 9, 2000
Melanie Steere W Outdoor Track May 16, 2000
Kenneth Andam M Outdoor Track April 25, 2000
Kenneth Andam M Outdoor Track May 16, 2000
Kirsten Bolm W Indoor Track Feb. 15, 2000
Jeff Hansen M Indoor Track Feb. 1, 2000
Alan Gulledge M Indoor Track Feb. 1, 2000
Jim Roberts M Indoor Track Feb. 8, 2000
Rachelle Kunkel W Swim & Diving Nov. 10, 1999
Rachelle Kunkel W Swim & Diving Jan. 12, 2000
Amy Lueken W Swim & Diving Jan. 19, 2000
Rachelle Kunkel W Swim & Diving Jan. 19, 2000
Rachelle Kunkel W Swim & Diving Jan. 26, 2000
Arunas Savickas M Swim & Diving Nov. 10, 1999
Scott Randall M Swim & Diving Nov. 17, 1999
Gary Tan M Swim & Diving Nov. 17, 1999
Arunas Savickas M Swim & Diving Dec. 9, 1999
Devan Porter M Swim & Diving Jan. 19, 2000
Aaron Russell M Swim & Diving Feb. 2, 2000
Arunas Savickas M Swim & Diving Feb. 2, 2000
Carrie Summerhays W Golf March 30, 2000
Andy Miller M Golf March 23, 2000
Manuel Merizalde M Golf April 6, 2000
Other Awards:
Name Award Sport
Anna-Lena Smith MWC Setter of the Year Volleyball
Anna-Lena Smith AVCA All-District 7 Volleyball
Nina Puikkonen AVCA All-District 7 Volleyball
Nina Puikkonen All-MWC tournament team Volleyball
Maren Hendershot All-MWC tournament team Soccer
Staci Reynolds All-MWC tournament team Soccer
Sara Reading All-MWC tournament team Soccer
Sara Reading All-Region team Soccer
Jill Adams Utah Player of the Year W Basketball
Utah Tipoff Club
Jill Adams All-MWC tournament team W Basketball
Lori Cuff All-MWC tournament team W Basketball
Erin Thorn All-MWC tournament team W Basketball
Terrell Lyday MWC Newcomer of the Year M Basketball
Terrell Lyday All-MWC tournament team M Basketball
Mekeli Wesley Dist. 13 All-Star,2nd team M Basketball
LaVell Edwards Johnny Vaught Lifetime Football
Academic All-American Athletes: (3)
Name Team GPA Sport Major
Susan Taylor 1st team 3.82 Track & Field English
John Hedengren 2nd team 3.95 Track & Field Chem. Engineering
John Hedengren 3rd team 3.95 Cross Country Chem. Engineering
Academic All-Mountain
West Conference Athletes: (140)
Name Sport Year GPA Major
Sarah Ellett Cross Country Fr 3.02 English Teaching
Tara Haynes Cross Country Jr 3.31 Piano Performance
Laura Heiner Cross Country So 3.02 Undeclared
Kara Ormond Cross Country Sr 3.43 Community Health
Tara Rohatinsky Cross Country So 3.58 School Health
Sharolyn Shields Cross Country Jr 3.81 Fitness & Wellness Mgmt
David Danley Cross Country Fr 3.83 Zoology
John Hedengren Cross Country So 3.95 Chemical Engineering
Nathan Harrison Cross Country Jr 3.09 Civil Engineering
Marc Lawson Cross Country Sr 3.56 Accounting
Matt Poulsen Cross Country Sr 3.76 Exercise Science
Randon Richards Cross Country Sr 3.19 Computer Engineering
Gary Wilson Cross Country Sr 3.95 Theater and Media Arts
Ryan Denney Football So 3.55 Management
Brandon Doman Football So 3.19 Management
Cliff Doman Football Sr 3.46 Exercise Physiology
Douglas Harding Football Sr 3.15 Animal Science
Doug Henstrom Football Sr 3.77 Exercise Physiology
Chris Hoke Football Jr 3.10 Marketing Comm.
Jared Lee Football Jr 3.86 History
Tyler Nelson Football Sr 3.25 Accounting
Cory Ramage Football Jr 3.69 Electrical Engineering
Jesse Sowards Football Sr 3.18 Exercise Physiology
Lucas Staley Football Fr 3.22 Undeclared
Robert Warcup Football Sr 3.34 Construction Management
Andrew Fales Football Jr 3.81 Accounting
Caroline Bower Volleyball Sr 3.13 Sociology
Anna-Lena Smith Volleyball Sr 3.53 Athletic Training
Melissa Layton Volleyball Jr 3.39 Psychology
Nina Puikkonen Volleyball So 3.44 Zoology
Amber Anderson Soccer So 3.67 P. E. Teaching
Athelia Graham Soccer Jr 3.66 Spanish
Maren Hendershot Soccer Sr 3.22 Communications
Sarah Higham Soccer So 3.54 Elementary Education
Natalyn Lewis Soccer Jr 3.58 Communications
Kimberlee Lowe Soccer Jr 3.31 Athletic Training
Staci Reynolds Soccer Jr 3.31 Athletic Training
Jennifer Waldron Soccer So 3.19 P. E. Teaching
Leanne Weaver Soccer Sr 3.24 P. E. Teaching
Karen Wunderli Soccer Sr 3.72 Public School Teaching
Caroline Beus Basketball Jr 3.19 Rec Mgmt & Youth Ldrshp
Alisha Griffeth Basketball Sr 3.72 Accounting
Stacy Jensen Basketball So 3.03 Fitness & Wellness Mgmt
Lisa Osguthorpe Basketball So 3.39 French Teaching
Cady Williams Basketball Sr 3.17 Psychology Teaching
Todd Christensen Basketball Jr 3.21 Undeclared
Nathan Cooper Basketball Jr 3.07 Portuguese
Matthew Montague Basketball So 3.03 Management
Eric Nielson Basketball So 3.46 Civil Engineering
Gert Vilms Tennis So 3.54 Management
David White Tennis Jr 3.16 Finance
Eline Chiew Tennis Sr 3.75 Accounting
Tara Ferguson Tennis Sr 3.63 Electrical Engineering
Kimberly Kelly Tennis Sr 3.61 Accounting
Liza KhoudioarovoaTennis Fr 3.62 Computer Science
Dominique ReynoldsTennis Fr 3.45 Undeclared
Angie Christensen Softball Jr 3.14 School Health
Maryon Dewitt Softball Jr 3.25 School Health
Emily Fernley Softball Jr 3.40 Audio & Speech Path.
Mindi Hanson Softball Jr 3.33 Rec Mgmt & Youth Ldrshp
Lindsey Hodgen Softball Jr 3.17 Psychology
Megan Johnson Softball Fr 3.28 Undeclared
Bryn Kreipl Softball Fr 3.06 Undeclared
Shane Belliston Baseball Jr 3.00 Finance
Casey Cloward Baseball So 3.18 Undeclared
Michael Davies Baseball So 3.27 Public Relations
Craig Peterson Baseball Sr 3.42 Management
Aaron Whitley Baseball Jr 3.43 Management
Tyler Bushnell Track & Field So 3.52 Rec Mgmt & Youth Ldrshp
Seth Chappell Track & Field So 3.14 International Studies
David Chesser Track & Field Fr 3.14 Management
Scott Cummings Track & Field Jr 3.51 English
Tim Franklin Track & Field Jr 3.14 Psychology
Nathan Harrison Track & Field Sr 3.11 Civil Engineering
John Hedengren Track & Field Jr 3.95 Chemical Engineering
Jeffrey Hopkinson Track & Field Fr 3.31 Undeclared
Lewis Jones Track & Field So 3.77 English
Chris Kemp Track & Field Jr 3.67 Physics
Jeremy Kemp Track & Field So 3.39 Management
Marc Lawson Track & Field Sr 3.51 Accounting
Rodrick Mason Track & Field Jr 3.50 Community Health
Cody Olson Track & Field Jr 3.80 Exercise Science
Jeremiah Parker Track & Field So 3.76 Management
Daniel Parkinson Track & Field So 3.14 History
Dula Parkinson Track & Field So 3.93 Chemistry
Trevor Pettingill Track & Field Jr 3.43 Physical Therapy
Randon Richards Track & Field Sr 3.18 Computer Engineering
Jared Scott Track & Field Jr 3.41 P. E. Teaching
Eric Taylor Track & Field Jr 3.54 Economics
Shae Taylor Track & Field So 3.09 Exercise Science
Gary Wilson Track & Field Jr 3.96 Media Arts
Kristen Barnes Track & Field Jr 3.83 Economics
Anna Emily Barrus Track & Field So 3.67 English Teaching
Rebecca Beachler Track & Field So 3.37 History Teaching
Kirsten Bolm Track & Field Sr 3.55 Psychology
Marian Clayton Track & Field Jr 3.35 American Studies
Amy Curtis Track & Field Sr 3.41 School Health
Sarah Ellett Track & Field Fr 3.08 English Teaching
Nannette Evans Track & Field Fr 3.01 Undeclared
Holly Gibbons Track & Field So 3.60 Undeclared
Jolee Gillespie Track & Field Jr 3.69 History
Sara Higham Track & Field So 3.59 School Health
Laurel HildebrandtTrack & Field Sr 3.64 Human Biology
Jennifer Holman Track & Field Fr 3.25 Undeclared
Katie Martin Track & Field Fr 3.66 Undeclared
Aimee Nichols Track & Field So 3.29 Undeclared
Danna Rast Barker Track & Field So 3.16 School Health
Sharolyn Shields Track & Field Jr 3.83 Fitness & Wellness Mgmt
Kathryn Sorenson Track & Field Sr 3.48 Journalism
Melanie Steere Track & Field Jr 3.86 Dietetics
Vickie Tams Track & Field Jr 3.65 Math Education
Susan Taylor Track & Field Sr 3.82 English
Michael Buys Swimming So 3.76 Exercise Science
Alexander Denke Swimming Jr 3.28 Film
Joshua Johnston Swimming Fr 3.25 Chemical Engineering
John Lowry Swimming Sr 3.79 Accounting
Dewey Lucero Swimming So 3.10 Mechanical Engineering
Sean Moore Swimming Jr 3.69 Management
Robert Morris Swimming So 3.47 Accounting
Devan Porter Swimming Sr 3.26 Civil Engineering
Aaron Russell Swimming Fr 3.56 Undeclared
C. Farr Smith Swimming Jr 3.07 Facilities Management
Eric Talbot Swimming So 3.70 International Studies
Gary Tan Swimming Fr 3.04 Undeclared
Kelly Anderson Swimming So 3.13 Fitness & Wellness Mgmt
Laurel Bogner Swimming Fr 3.80 Undeclared
Nancy Collins Swimming Jr 3.37 Anthropology
Mary Duffin Swimming Sr 3.60 Civil Engineering
Kelli Einfeldt Swimming Fr 3.51 Undeclared
Amanda Grant Swimming Fr 3.97 Undeclared
Hanalee Hawkins Swimming Sr 3.57 Public Relations
Leah Jensen Swimming Fr 3.61 Undeclared
Heidi Lietz Swimming Fr 3.68 Undeclared
Amy Lueken Swimming So 3.65 Undeclared
Christine Merrell Swimming Sr 3.78 Chemical Engineering
Sonrisa Oles Swimming Fr 3.12 Undeclared
Toni Rogers Swimming So 3.55 Biology Comp. Teaching
Rachelle Kunkel Swimming Sr 3.64 Nursing
Jennifer Teerlink Swimming Jr 3.11 Environmental Geology
Anna V. Woolley Swimming Sr 3.98 Horticulture
