The Book: TrackFieldXC 2005-06

[gorcajun]

I thought that was strange also. Northwestern did not win the race.

[cajun4ever]

According to the Advocate there was no team scoring for the Louisiana Classics meet.

Correct me if I am wrong; Doesn't that mean it's just a bunch of individuals out there competing?

Anyone know the reason for the format?

Unlike high school, team scoring is rarely seen at the college level, until the conference championships. Not sure why it's that way.

[Boomer]

What do these times converted to a hundred and 220 yd. dash equal???

[cajun4ever]

[/B]Sun Belt Announces All-Time Outdoor Track Teams [/B] Courtesy: Sun Belt Conference Release: 03/21/2006 NEW ORLEANS – The Sun Belt Conference embarked on its 30th season of competition in 2005-06 and has announced today the league’s All-Time Outdoor Track and Field teams. The late Charles Lancon from Louisiana-Lafayette was selected as the Men’s All-Time Coach, while current North Texas head coach Rick Watkins was picked as the Women’s All-Time Coach. The 2004 NCAA fastest man, Middle Tennessee’s Mardy Scales, and Florida International’s Sheri-Ann Brooks ran away with the men’s and women’s MVP title, respectively. Both the men’s and women’s teams were selected by a 26-member media panel after each school nominated qualified student-athletes. MEN ALL-TIME COACH Charles Lancon, Louisiana-Lafayette (1989-2002) ALL-TIME MVP Mardy Scales, Middle Tennessee (2000-04) ALL-TIME TEAM Chris Johnson, Arkansas-Little Rock (2001-02, 04-05) Leo Settle, Arkansas-Little Rock (1997-98) Daniel Ryland, Arkansas State (1998-02) Candon Powell, Arkansas State (2000-05) Anthony Hampton, Arkansas State (1990-93) Kevin Bateman, Florida International (1997-2000) Yandiel Muniz, Florida International (2003-05) Kevon Pierre, Florida International (2003-05) Lawrence Willis, Louisiana-Lafayette (2002-04) Ndabe Mdhlongwa, Louisiana-Lafayette (1993-96) Graddy Labbe, Louisiana-Lafayette (1991-92, 1994) Henry Brooks, Louisiana-Lafayette (1991-92) Larry Moore, Louisiana-Lafayette (1991-92) Windell Dopson, Louisiana-Lafayette (1991-92) Mardy Scales, Middle Tennessee (2001-04) Godfrey Herring, Middle Tennessee (1999-2002) Victor Okorie, Middle Tennessee (2003-04) Mike Hancock, New Orleans (1996-98) Omar Smith, New Orleans (2001-04) Detrion Woodson, North Texas (1998-2001) Jeff Campbell, South Alabama (1992-94) Eli Kerren, South Alabama (1994-97) David Kamani, South Alabama (1999-2000) Tonny Okello, South Alabama (1996-99) Nick Aliwell, Western Kentucky (1994-97) Jonathan Brown, Western Kentucky (2002-04) Sean Dollman, Western Kentucky (1989-92) Enda Grandfield, Western Kentucky (2001-04) Aaron Mullins, Western Kentucky (1998-99) Raigo Toompuu, Western Kentucky (2002-05) WOMEN ALL-TIME COACH Rick Watkins, North Texas (1997-present) ALL-TIME MVP Sheri-Ann Brooks, Florida International (2003-05) ALL-TIME TEAM Ida Nilsson, Arkansas-Little Rock (2001) Dawn Williams-Sewer, Arkansas-Little Rock (1995-97) Sheri-Ann Brooks, Florida International (2003-05) Anita Edwards, Florida International (1999-2003) Linda Louissaint, Florida International (2001-05) Tunesia Ashford, Lamar (1991-94) Yamelis Ortiz, Lamar (1995-2000) Twilet Malcolm, Louisiana-Lafayette (1991, 93) JoJo Harris, Louisiana-Lafayette (1992-94, 96) Kiesha Owens, Louisiana-Lafayette (1992-94, 96) Beverly Langley, Louisiana-Lafayette (1996-99) Kim Freeman, Middle Tennessee (2000-03) Rosemary Okafor, Middle Tennessee (2002-04) Rachel Cuellar, New Mexico State (2002-05) Erin Streater, New Mexico State (2002-05) Sandra Anane, New Mexico State (2002-05) Santilla Victorian, New Orleans (1995-97) Marian Petta, New Orleans (2000-03) Laura Martin, South Alabama (1996-2000) Coleen Kenney, South Alabama (1992-94) Shemeeka Hopkins, South Alabama (1998-2002) Bibiche Mankatu, South Alabama (2001-04) Olga Mencnarowska, South Alabama (1996-99) Ajoke Odumosu, South Alabama (2003-05) Selina Campbell-Blick, Western Kentucky (1995-98) Olga Cronin, Western Kentucky (2000-03) Breeda Dennehy, Western Kentucky (1990-91, 93) Valarie Lynch, Western Kentucky (1997-2000) Michelle Murphy, Western Kentucky (1990-93) Cara Nichols, Western Kentucky (2002-05

[GetTheFacts1st]

The State of UL Track has fallen off the high horse that Charles Lancon put it on.

Duuhhhh, for the record, Charles Lancon "inherited" a good program. He didn't create it. He, Badon and Schxnayder just kept it going.

But they did it without having the current competition in a "new" Sun Belt Conference.

[GetTheFacts1st]

The State of UL Track has fallen off the high horse that Charles Lancon put it on.

Duuhhhh, for the record, Charles Lancon "inherited" a good program. He didn't create it. He, Badon and Schxnayder just kept it going.

But they did it without having the current competition in a "new" Sun Belt Conference.

[DaddyCajun]

I agree that something has to be done, and done now. Track is has become a sport that is just existing. I do not know the head track coach but have met him on a couple of occassions, nice guy. Nice is not cutting the mustard. He must though be given a chance to kick it into Robe, Steff, Bustle, or Lee gear or step down. I personally do not know who could come in and make it work but Hollis Conway comes to mind when thinking about track and field. I would love to see Hollis back at Cajun Track!!

DaddyCajun

[DaddyCajun]

I agree that something has to be done, and done now. Track is has become a sport that is just existing. I do not know the head track coach but have met him on a couple of occassions, nice guy. Nice is not cutting the mustard. He must though be given a chance to kick it into Robe, Steff, Bustle, or Lee gear or step down. I personally do not know who could come in and make it work but Hollis Conway comes to mind when thinking about track and field. I would love to see Hollis back at Cajun Track!!

DaddyCajun

[GetTheFacts1st]

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[GetTheFacts1st]

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