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Track & Field

Track & Field

Eagle

2007 Women's Track & Field Roster


Anderson

Latoya Anderson

Sr.

Clovis, New Mexico

Sprints

B. Berges Brittany Berges
Fr.
Dallas, Texas Multi-Events
C. Berges Chelsea Berges
Fr.
Ottumwa, Iowa Multi-Events
Bowling

Audra Bowling

Sr.

Republic, Missouri

Distance

Bunger Katie Bunger
So.
Falcon, Colorado Throws
Clark

Natalie Clark

Jr.

Van, Texas

Hurdles

Finley

Blythe Finley

So.
Gruver, Texas Pole Vault
Foshee Samantha Foshee
Fr.
Portales, New Mexico Multi-Events
Gogarty Sarah Gogarty
So.
Everett, Washington Throws
Heron Charlotte Heron
So.
Southampton, England High Jump
Hudgens

Kate Hudgens

Sr.

Monte Vista, Colorado

Distance

Lair Michelle Lair
Sr.
Billings, Montana Distance
Lemons Jorden Lemons
So.
Wichita Falls, Texas Throws
Marshall

Samantha Marshall

Jr.

Norman, Oklahoma

Pole Vault

Mitchell Barrie Mtichell
Fr.
Edmond, Oklahoma Throws
Motsenbocker Molly Motsenbocker
Fr.
Childress, Texas Hurdles
Peine

Heather Peine

Sr.

Nixa, Missouri

Pole Vault

Pratt

Carolyn Pratt

Jr.

Dyer, Indiana

Sprints

Rawlins

Erin Rawlins

Jr.

Hutchinson, Kansas

Throws

Ray

Heather Ray

Sr.

Edmond, Oklahoma

Distance

Head Coach: Randy Heath

Assistant Coach: Jeff Bennett and Tim McMichael

Student Assistants: Danielle Hamlin and Melissa Stangeland


EAGLE EYE BLOG

Bobby Murcer Indoor Training Facility Walkthrough

Go on a walkthrough of the new Bobby Murcer Indoor Training Facility with head baseball coach Chuck White. Join us for OC’s first game of the season on Feb. 5 at 1 p.m. against St. Mary’s.

Kisorio, Mesta break OC 1,000-meter indoor record—Jan. 6, 2012

Hall of Fame Recap Video

Oklahoma Christian inducted its five newest Athletic Hall of Fame members on Friday, including a first for the university – a current student.

Men’s basketball star Charlie Smith, tennis coach Kris Miller, track standout Kathy (Nelson) Belcoff, softball ace Leah Carrell and current track and cross country All-American Silas Kisorio participated in the formal induction ceremony, held in OC’s Gaylord University Center.

Don Meyer, the NCAA leader in career men’s basketball coaching wins with 923, was the keynote speaker. The former coach at OC’s sister institution, Lipscomb University in Nashville, Tenn., praised the five inductees for developing their athletic gifts and encouraged the 250 people in attendance to do the same with the gifts they’d been blessed with by God. Watch a video recapping the night’s events.