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ABOUT LEE UNIVERSITYLocation: .........................................1120 North Ocoee Street, Cleveland, TN 37320-3450University Switchboard: ....................................... (423) 614-8000Year Founded: ..............................................................................1918Enrollment: ...................................................................................5,386School Colors: ......................................................... Maroon & WhiteAthletics Nickname: ....................................... Lady Flames/FlamesAffiliation: ........................................................................................NCAA DIIConference: ..................................... Gulf South Conference (GSC)President: .......................................................................Dr. Paul ConnAthletic Director: ................................................... Larry CarpenterAssistant Athletic Director: ................................ Andrea HudsonDirector of Athletic Communications: ........... Carman LastoriaDirector of Sports Medicine: ..................................... Jeff Mullins

LADY FLAMES TRACK & FIELDProgram’s First Year: ..................................................................2010Head Coach: .................................................................Caleb Morgan2018 Postseason (Outdoor): GSC: ................................................................................................1st

NCAA DII Nationals: ............................................................. N/A

FLAMES TRACK & FIELDProgram’s First Year: ..................................................................2010Head Coach: .................................................................Caleb Morgan2018 Postseason (Outdoor): GSC: ................................................................................................3rd

NCAA DII Nationals: ............................................................. T-19th

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LEE ATHLETICS DIRECTORYADMINISTRATION ...........................AREA CODE (423) President: Dr. Paul Conn ............................................... 614-8600 Asst. V.P. of Operations: Cole Strong ...................... 614-8607ATHLETICS OFFICE Athletic Director: Larry Carpenter ............................. 614-8440 Asst. Athletic Director/SWA: Andrea Hudson ...... 614-8453 Director of Compliance: Morgan Adams ................ 614-8640 Director of Internal Affairs: Jessica McIntyre ....... 473-1191 Faculty Athletics Rep.: Mark Wickam ....................... 614-8440 Athletics Office Coordinator: Tena Walker............. 614-8440ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Director of Athletic Comm.: Carman Lastoria ..... 614-8643 Asst. Dir. of Athletic Comm.: Michael Colander ... 614-3782 Athletic Comm. Assistant: Tom Chatfield .............. 614-3782ATHLETIC TRAINING Team Physician: Dr. DeWayne Knight ...................... 614-8437 Director of Sports Medicine: Jeff Mullins .............. 614-8462 Strength & Conditioning Coach: Garrett Rowland ....614-8462 Athletic Trainer: Alex Grell ............................................ 614-8462 Athletic Trainer: Kathleen Kerecman ........................ 614-8462 Athletic Trainer: Daniel Heinbaugh ........................... 614-8462VOLLEYBALL Head Coach: Andrea Hudson ...................................... 614-8453 Assistant Coach: Kristen Michaelis ............................ 473-3815WOMEN’S SOCCER Head Coach: Chris Hennessey .................................... 614-8444 Assistant Coach: Luidgi Beauzile ................................ 614-8444MEN’S SOCCER Head Coach: Derek Potteiger ....................................... 614-8158 Assistant Coach: Torrey Sticklin .................................. 614-8158MEN’S AND WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY/TRACK Head Coach: Caleb Morgan ......................................... 614-8424 Assistant Coach: Joseph Crook .................................. 614-8548 Assistant Coach: Charnay Ryland .............................. 614-8548WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Head Coach: Marty Rowe ............................................. 614-8429 Associate Head Coach: Jan Spangler ....................... 614-8452MEN’S BASKETBALL Head Coach: Bubba Smith ........................................... 614-8460 Assistant Coach: Cole Rose .......................................... 614-8061CHEERLEADING Head Coach: Jessica Frazier .............................. (817) 371-0914SOFTBALL Head Coach: Emily Russell ............................................ 614-8456 Assistant Coach: Natalie Yonan .................................. 614-8456 Assistant Coach: Jessica McIntyre ............................. 473-5640BASEBALL Head Coach: Mark Brew ................................................ 614-8638 Assistant Coach: Richie Goodenow .......................... 614-8031 Assistant Coach: Barrett Serrato ................................. 614-8031MEN’S AND WOMEN’S GOLF Head Coach: John Maupin ........................................... 310-5427MEN’S AND WOMEN’S TENNIS Head Coach: Patric Hynes ............................................. 614-8441WOMEN’S LACROSSE Head Coach: Derrel Martin ................................ (931) 252-4798 Assistant Coach: Megan Smith ....................... (770) 315-5187

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George StarrDirector of Radio Broadcasting

Carman LastoriaDirector of Athletic Comm.

Tom ChatfieldAthletic Comm. Assistant

Michael ColanderAsst. Dir. of Athletic Comm.

Jeff MullinsDirector of Sports Medicine

ATHLETICS ADMINISTRATION/ATHLETIC TRAINING

Cole StrongV.P. of Operations

Morgan AdamsDirector of Compliance

Jessica McIntyre Director of Internal Affairs

Dr. Mark WickamFaculty Athletics Representative

Dr. DeWayne KnightTeam Physician

Andrea HudsonSr. Women’s Admin./Asst. A.D.

Garrett RowlandStrength & Conditioning Coach

Tena WalkerAthletics Office Coordinator

Dr. John BratcherDirector of Athletics Facilities

OUR LEADERSHIP TEAMOUR LEADERSHIP TEAM

Athletic Director : Larry CarpenterLarry Carpenter, a former standout basketball player, assistant coach and head coach at Lee, will enter his 23rd year as Lee University’s Athletic Director during the 2018-19 season.

A 1977 graduate of Lee College, Carpenter served as a Lee assistant basketball coach from 1976-1992. He was named head coach of the men’s basketball program in 1993 and served in that capacity until 1999, directing the Flames to the NCCAA National title in 1994.

From 1995 until 1999, he served as head men’s basketball coach and Athletic Director. Carpenter resigned his coaching duties in 1999 and became Lee’s first full-time Athletic Director. He currently oversees 18 sports at Lee and has led the Flames and Lady Flames through the NCAA Division II membership process over the last three years. Following the 2017-18 athletic seasons, the Lee University Athletic Department earned its first Gulf South Conference Women’s All-Sports Trophy and placed second overall.

Carpenter was named NACDA AD of the Year in the NAIA Southeast Region in 1999-2000 and 2008-2009. He was also named TranSouth AD of the Year in 2000-2001 and 2001-2002 and Region XI AD of the Year in 2001-2002. The accolades continued in 2007-2008 as he was named SSAC AD of the Year in Region XIII and NAIA National Athletic Director of the Year.

He served as Vice-President of the TranSouth Conference from 1999 through 2004 and was elected secretary of the NAIA Council of Affiliated Conferences and Independents in 2003. He is a past President of the NAIA Athletic Directors Association and served as the NAIA Region XIII chair from 2006-2008.

As a player, Carpenter was a two-time NCCAA All-American and twice named as an NAIA District 24 First Team Selection. He is a member of the 1973 NCCAA National Championship team, a member of the Lee Hall of Fame, a member of the greater Chattanooga Sports Hall of Fame and his jersey, No. 24 was retired in 1976.

He and his wife, Cherri, have three children: Brittany, Ashley and Zachary; two son-in-laws, Willis Jepson and Bill Fairchild; and five grandchildren: Ella, Mac, Emma, Jack and Addie.

Charles “Paul” Conn is in his 33rd year as president of Lee University. During his administration, the univers i t y has seen s i g n i f i c a n t g ro w t h : e n r o l l m e n t h a s increased from 1200 to over 5000, the physical c a m p u s h a s b e e n substantially enlarged and rebuilt, and the school’s reputation as a regional leader has been established. E D U C AT I O N : C o n n earned the Ph.D. degree in psychology f rom Emor y University in 1974. Subsequently, he

has spent three and a half years at Harvard University as a postdoctoral student in the Graduate School of Education, studying with Lawrence Kohlberg (1978), David Breneman (1993), Derek Bok (1998), Suarez Orozco (2003), Robert Kegan (2008), Rick Weissbourd (2013) and Nancy Hill and Robert Iuliano (2018). He was a Visiting Scholar at Harvard Divinity School in 1982. He did his undergraduate work at Lee College and Georgia State University, and earned a M.A. degree at Emory. LEADERSHIP: Conn has served two terms as a Commissioner of the SACSCOC (Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges), including two years as a member of the Executive Committee of the Commission. He is currently serving as an elected

member of the Appeals Committee of the COC. Conn has also served on the Board of Directors of the Council of Independent Colleges and was chairman of the President’s Council of the Southern States Athletic Conference. He has served on the Executive Committee of the Appalachian Colleges Association and on the board of the Tennessee Independent Colleges and Universities Association. He has served three three-year terms on the national board of the Council for Christian Colleges and Universities. AWARDS: In 2001 Conn was the recipient of the M.C. Headrick Award, given by the Chamber of Commerce annually to the most outstanding CEO in the Cleveland/Bradley community in Tennessee. He also received the 1996 Otis Floyd Award from the Tennessee College Public Relations Association, given to the most outstanding higher education executive in Tennessee. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: Conn joined the Lee College faculty as an instructor in 1972 and reached the rank of Professor of Psychology twelve years later. He has served continuously at Lee, except when engaging in postdoctoral study and a summer appointment as Visiting Professor of Psychology at Appalachian State University. As president, he regularly teaches one undergraduate psychology course each year at Lee. In addition to his scholarly publications, Conn has enjoyed a second career as a free-lance writer. He has authored or co-authored 20 popular books, sharing by-lines with such personalities as Johnny Cash, pro football star Terry Bradshaw, businessmen Jack Eckerd and Richard DeVos, and many others. Four of his books have been listed on the New York Times bestseller list, and his book The Possible Dream was the #7 bestselling non-fiction book of 1977, according to Publishers Weekly. PERSONAL: Conn is married to Darlia McLuhan; together they have three children and ten grandchildren.

Lee University President : Dr. Paul Conn

ATHLETICS ADMINISTRATION/ATHLETIC TRAINING


HEAD COACH

CALEB MORGANemail: [email protected] phone: 423-614-8548

Caleb Morgan begins his sixth season as Head Coach of the Cross Country program and seventh as Track and Field Hed Coach in 2018-19 after a tremendous career as a Flame runner.

Morgan and the running and field programs have taken the NCAA by storm in their first three years of postseason eligibility.

Morgan guided the Lee men’s cross country team to back-to-back-to-back GSC Championships in their first three years of postseason eligibility. The Flames have also won the South Region crown the past two seasons and finished 18th at the NCAA National Championship in 2016 and 28th in 2017. At the end of the 2017 season, Morgan was named the GSC Men’s Cross Country Coach of the Year for the third consecutive season

On the women’s side the Lady Flames also have excelled in the first three years of official NCAA D2 competition. Lee captured its first GSC Championship in 2017 after finishing second in 2015 and 2016. The Lady Flames improved to second in the South Region following third-place finishes the previous two years. The women qualified for the national championship and finished 28th in 2016 and 31st in 2017.

The women’s track and field team won the 2017 and 2018 GSC Championships. Morgan was named GSC Coach of the Year both years and South Region Coach of the Year in 2017. The Lady Flames tied for 43rd at the 2018 NCAA DII Indoor Championships.

On the men’s track side, the Flames took home the team title in 2016 and Morgan was honored with the GSC Men’s Track and Field Coach of the Year award. They scored as a team in each of the last two NCAA DII National Championships. The Flames finished tied for 21st in 2017 and earned its first top-20 finish at No. 19 in 2018.

Morgan coached up Lee’s first Track All-American in Adrian Martin in 2016. Martin took home the honor in both the 100 and 200 meter Dash. She would also qualify for nationals again in 2017 finishing just outside the All-American top eight status in the 100 and 200 meter. Under Morgan’s leadership Lee has had 59 athletes reach All-American status (16 NCAA DII, 38 NCCAA, five NAIA).

Morgan graduated from Lee in the spring of 2011. While at Lee he became the first male to ever qualify and compete in the NAIA Indoor Track and Field Nationals. He also served as team captain for all four years and was a three time outdoor track national qualifier. Morgan had set the school record for the indoor mile (4:17.49), the outdoor 1500m (3.59.03) and the outdoor 800m (1:55.4). His other running achievements include 2012 Tennessee State Half-Marathon Champion (1:14.09) and the 2011 Georgia 10 miler State Champion (53:48).

Morgan is a native of Cleveland, Tenn., and attended Walker Valley High School. He is married to former Lee University runner Kristin Cretton and the couple has two sons, Luke and Eli.

THE MORGAN FILEPERSONAL INFORMATIONCollege: Lee University, 2011

Collegiate Experience:Cross Country (Bryan College, 2006; Lee University, 2007-2009). Track (Lee University, 2011).

Coaching Experience:Head Coach, Lee University, 2013-Present.

Family: Married to Kristin (Cretton) with two sons, Luke and Eli.

ASSISTANT COACHES

JOSEPH CROOK ASSISTANT COACH \\ 3RD SEASONemail: [email protected] phone: 423-614-8548Joseph Crook begins his third year as assistant coach for both the cross country and track & field programs. He also serves as the recruiting coordinator for track & field.

He was recognized as the South Region Outdoor Track and Field Assistant Coach of the Year in 2017 and also earned South Region Indoor Track and Field Assistant of the Year honors in 2018.

Crook, a native of King George, Virginia, ran cross country and track for the Flames during the 2013-14 and 2014-15 seasons. He was named an NCCAA Scholar-Athlete in 2013 and made the GSC Honor Roll following the 2014 cross country season.

Crook remains on the honor roll in the 10000-meter run in Lee outdoor track history. He stands at seventh with a career-best mark of 33:00.41, which he set at the 2014 NCCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships.

He won the 65 Roses 5K held on the Lee campus in 2016 and 2017.

CHARNAY RYLAND ASSISTANT COACH \\ 3RD SEASON

Charnay Ryland will begin her third year as an assistant on head coach Caleb Morgan’s Track and Field coaching staff in 2019.

Ryland will work primarily with the jumpers and hurdlers. In the past two seasons she has helped seven Lee athletes qualify for NCAA Nationals, including five that took home All-American honors in 11 different events.

She was named the 2018 USTFCCCA South Region Men’s Indoor Track and Field Assistant Coach of the Year.

Ryland brings an impressive resume with her, focusing her attention on long jumpers and hurdlers. Ryland ran at Montgomery Junior College (Md.) and was a National Champion and All-American in the triple jump, long jump and 4x1. From there she went on to Montreat College (N.C.) where once again she was an All-American and National Champion while setting a school record in the triple jump. Showing her versatility as an athlete, Ryland also played basketball at Montgomery and Montreat.

Prior to coming to Lee Ryland was the Head Track Coach at Mt. Anthony Union High School in Bendington, Vt., and also served as an Assistant Women’s Basketball coach for Southern Vermont College.

DANNY MURPHY ASSISTANT COACH \\ 1ST SEASON

Danny Murphy is in his second year as assistant coach for the track & field program.

Murphy will work primarily with the throwers and the multi-event athletes.


2019 ROSTERS 2019 SCHEDULE

Hannah Buttolph

INDOOR TRACK & FIELD

OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELDDATEMAR. 2

15-16

29-30

29-30

29-30 APR. 6

18-20

19-20

MAY 2-4

23-25

MEET NAME (LOCATION)Victor Icebreaker Duals (Valhalla Stadium -- Mount Berry, Ga.)Charlotte 49er Classic (Irwin Belk Complex -- Charlotte, N.C.)Raleigh Relays (Paul Derr Track -- Raleigh, N.C.)Emory Classic (Woodruff P.E. Center/McDonough Field -- Atlanta, Ga.)2019 Pepsi Florida Relays (Percy Beard Track -- Gainesville, Fla.)GSC/PBC Challenge (Madison Academy -- Huntsville, Ala.)Mt. SAC Relays (Murdock Stadium -- Torrance, Calif.)Georgia Tech Invitational (George C. Griffin Track -- Atlanta, Ga.)Gulf South Conference Championships (Barron Stadium -- Rome, Ga.)NCAA Outdoor National Championships (Javelina Stadium -- Kingsville, Texas)

Christian Noble

NAMEJordan AllisonReily AndersonMikayla BeelerKristen BlevinsCharlee BoxallKiley BrockHannah ButtolphAmy CarpenterEmma ClarkLacey DuvallChloe FloraCate GiffordLogan HernandezKendra IrvineKaitlynn KincerFaith LewisAmber LittlejohnBrooke LongJulia MartinAudrey RoyerAlexis StevensMattie ThomasAvery TrueloveBecca UmbargerKayla Williams

HT.5-65-85-65-25-75-4

5-105-25-35-65-85-65-25-35-65-65-55-75-7

4-105-105-85-65-6

4-11

CL.Jr.Fr.So.Fr.

R-Jr.Sr.Jr.Sr.Fr.Sr.Jr.So.Sr.Jr.Sr.So.Sr.Fr.Fr.Fr.Jr.Fr.Fr.So.Fr.

HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL)Pelham, Ala. (Pelham HS)Fort Myers, Fla. (Southwest Florida Christian Acad.)Bad Axe, Mich. (Bad Axe HS)Knoxville, Tenn. (West HS)Adelaide, Australia (Shorter University)Orlando, Fla. (Christian Home and Bible School)Middlebury, Vt. (Middlebury Union HS)Indianapolis, Ind. (Decatur Discovery Academy)San Jose, Calif. (Willow Glen HS)Brentwood, Tenn. (Brentwood HS)Botkins, Ohio (University of Dayton)Melbourne, Australia (University of Mary)Lafayette, Tenn. (Macon County HS)Muskegon, Mich. (Muskegon CC)Elizabethton, Tenn. (Happy Valley HS)Germantown, Ohio (Valley View HS)Memphis, Tenn. (Shorter University)Hendersonville, Tenn. (Hendersonville HS)Knoxville, Tenn. (First Baptist Academy)Grandville, Mich. (Grandville HS)Columbus, Ohio (Worthington Kilbourne HS)Soddy Daisy, Tenn. (Soddy Daisy HS)Franklin, Tenn. (Centennial HS)Signal Mountain, Tenn. (Signal Mountain HS)Jacksonville, Fla. (Centennial HS)

LADY FLAMES

Blakely MooreAmy Carpenter

NAMESiphosethu BoyaJosiah BrooksJustin BrooksStacen CunninghamSamuel DuarteCaleb EaglesonDerek FlatfordGari GarmendiaBen GilmanCasey GutheryEvan HansenAndrew HendryJared HerzogThomas KeltonTeagan LenoxJonah MayesJeremiah McCainChristian NobleMoises PonceCayden RechsteinerDawson ReedDaniel SurmanBen Tabor

HT.5-115-105-95-86-0

5-115-106-06-15-86-46-05-96-25-8

5-115-106-25-96-05-75-76-0

CL.Fr.Sr.Sr.Fr.Fr.So.Jr.Jr.So.So.Sr.Fr.Jr.Jr.So.Fr.Fr.Jr.Jr.Fr.Fr.So.So.

HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL)Kaapstad, South Africa (Fairmont HS)Athens, Ga. (Athens Christian School)Athens, Ga. (Athens Christian School)Evansville, Ind. (Reitz Memorial HS)Itaugua, Paraguay (Tape Pyahu Christian HS)New Palestine, Ind. (New Palestine HS)Andersonville, Tenn. (Anderson County HS)Beasain, Basque Country, Spain (Cowley College)Hilton Head Island, S.C. (Hilton Head Island HS)Birmingham, Ala. (St. Bernard Prep)Evansville, Ind. (Vincennes University)Thompson Station, Tenn. (Independence HS)Niceville, Fla. (Niceville HS)Denham Springs, La. (Denham Springs HS)Franklin, Tenn. (Summitt HS)Baton Rouge, La. (Episcopal School of Baton Rouge)Fort Washington, Md. (Bishop McNamara HS)Greenfield, Ind. (Mount Vernon HS)Dalton, Ga. (Dalton HS)Woodstock, Ga. (Etowah HS)Murfreesboro, Tenn. (Siegel HS)Lawrenceville, Ga. (Archer HS)Crossville, Tenn. (Cumberland County HS)

FLAMES

Harold Smith

DATENOV. 30

JAN. 20

FEB. 1-2

3

9

12-13

15-16

MAR. 9-10

MEET NAME (LOCATION)BSC Panther Icebreaker (Birmingham Crossplex -- Birmingham, Ala.)Emory Crossplex Invitational (Birmingham Crossplex -- Birmingham, Ala.)Rod McCravy Memorial (Nutter Fieldhouse -- Lexington, Ky.)Jaguar Invitational (Birmingham Crossplex -- Birmingham, Ala.)Samford Open (Birmingham Crossplex -- Birmingham, Ala.)Queens University Combined Events (JDL Fast Track -- Winston-Salem, N.C.)JDL DMR Invitational (JDL Fast Track -- Winston-Salem, N.C.)NCAA Indoor National Championships (Robert W. Plaster Center -- Pittsburg, Kan.)


2019 LADY FLAMES 2019 LADY FLAMES

JORDAN ALLISON5-6 // JUNIOR

PELHAM, ALABAMA

PARENTS: Jeff and Allison AllisonMAJOR: Communications

REILY ANDERSON5-8 // FRESHMAN

FORT MYERS, FLORIDA

PARENTS: Mark and Brandy AndersonMAJOR: Public Relations

MIKAYLA BEELER5-6 // SOPHOMORE

BAD AXE, MICHIGAN

PARENTS: Michael and Lynette BeelerMAJOR: Undeclared

KRISTEN BLEVINS5-2 // FRESHMAN

KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE

PARENTS: Fred and Kristie BlevinsMAJOR: Health Science

CHARLEE BOXALL5-7 // REDSHIRT JUNIOR

ADELAIDE, AUSTRALIA

PARENTS: Dene and Cherie BoxallMAJOR: Nursing

KILEY BROCK5-4 // SENIOR

ORLANDO, FLORIDA

PARENTS: Stephen and Michelle BrockMAJOR: Public Relations

HANNAH BUTTOLPH5-10 // JUNIOR

MIDDLEBURY, VERMONT

PARENTS: Martin and Fawnda ButtolphMAJOR: Secondary Education

AMY CARPENTER5-2 // SENIOR

INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA

PARENTS: Noel and Kathy CarpenterMAJOR: Mathematics

EMMA CLARK5-3 // FRESHMAN

SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA

PARENTS: Aron Clark and Gina CoffinMAJOR: Disaster and Healthcare Mission Management

LACEY DUVALL5-6 // SENIOR

BRENTWOOD, TENNESSEE

PARENTS: Danny and Paula DuvallMAJOR: Marketing

CHLOE FLORA5-8 // JUNIOR

BOTKINS, OHIO

PARENTS: Matt and Tina FloraMAJOR: Nursing

CATE GIFFORD5-6 // SOPHOMORE

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA

PARENT: Robyn GiffordMAJOR: Exercise Science

LOGAN HERNANDEZ5-2 // SENIOR

LAFAYETTE, TENNESSEE

PARENTS: David and Diana HernandezMAJOR: Human Development

KENDRA IRVINE5-3 // JUNIOR

MUSKEGON, MICHIGAN

PARENTS: Steve and Kim IrvineMAJOR: Elementary Education

KAITLYNN KINCER5-6 // SENIOR

ELIZABETHTON, TENNESSEE

PARENTS: John and Dana KincerMAJOR: Health Science

FAITH LEWIS5-6 // SOPHOMORE

GERMANTOWN, OHIO

PARENTS: David Lewis and Tammy CalvertMAJOR: Art Education

ALEXIS STEVENS5-10 // JUNIOR

COLUMBUS, OHIO

PARENTS: Jason and Stephanie StevensMAJOR: Nursing

MATTIE THOMAS5-8 // FRESHMAN

SODDY DAISY, TENNESSEE

PARENTS: Kenneth and Chris ThomasMAJOR: Nursing

BECCA UMBARGER5-6 // JUNIOR

SIGNAL MOUNTAIN, TENNESSEE

PARENTS: Ellis and Elizabeth UmbargerMAJOR: Elementary Education

KAYLA WILLIAMS4-11 // FRESHMAN

JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA

PARENTS: Zenobora Frazier and Carl WilliamsMAJOR: Business

AMBER LITTLEJOHN5-5 // SENIOR

MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE

PARENTS: Anthony Littlejohn and Stephanie NorfolkMAJOR: Biology

BROOKE LONG5-7 // FRESHMAN

HENDERSONVILLE, TENNESSEE

PARENTS: Sharon and Jim LongMAJOR: Undeclared

JULIA MARTIN5-7 // FRESHMAN

KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE

PARENTS: Charles and Amanda MartinMAJOR: Education

AUDREY ROYER4-10 // FRESHMAN

GRANDVILLE, MICHIGAN

PARENTS: Amy and Tim RoyerMAJOR: Actuarial Mathematics

AVERY TRUELOVE5-6 // SOPHOMORE

FRANKLIN, TENNESSEE

PARENTS: Tony and Marni TrueloveMA JOR: Sociology and Public Relations


2019 FLAMES 2019 FLAMES

SIPHOSETHU BOYA5-11 // FRESHMAN

KAAPSTAD, SOUTH AFRICA

PARENT: Kurt MooreMAJOR: Business Marketing

JOSIAH BROOKS5-10 // SENIOR

ATHENS, GEORGIA

PARENTS: Lance and Sandra BrooksMAJOR: Management Information Systems

JUSTIN BROOKS5-9 // SENIOR

ATHENS, GEORGIA

PARENTS: Lance and Sandra BrooksMAJOR: Mathematics

STACEN CUNNINGHAM5-8 // FRESHMAN

EVANSVILLE, INDIANA

PARENT: Amii RossMAJOR: Exercise Science

SAMUEL DUARTE6-0 // FRESHMAN

ITAUGUA, PARAGUAY

PARENT: Joseph RinaudoMAJOR: Business Management

CALEB EAGLESON5-11 // SOPHOMORE

NEW PALESTINE, INDIANA

PARENTS: Ken and Beth EaglesonMAJOR: Math Education

DEREK FLATFORD5-10 // JUNIOR

ANDERSONVILLE, TENNESSEE

PARENTS: Michael and Kelly FlatfordMAJOR: Political Science

GARI GARMENDIA6-0 // JUNIOR

BEASAIN, BASQUE COUNTRY, SPAIN

PARENT: Lurdes IntxaustiMAJOR: Exercise Science

BEN GILMAN6-1 // SOPHOMORE

HILTON HEAD ISLAND, SOUTH CAROLINA

PARENTS: Doug and Annette GilmanMAJOR: Undeclared

CASEY GUTHERY5-8 // SOPHOMORE

BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA

PARENTS: Daniel Guthery and Chanda DobbsMAJOR: English

EVAN HANSEN6-4 // SENIOR

EVANSVILLE, INDIANA

PARENTS: Rick and Dana HansenMAJOR: Sociology

ANDREW HENDRY6-0 // FRESHMAN

THOMPSON STATION, TENNESSEE

PARENTS: Drew and Kelli HendryMAJOR: Undeclared

JARED HERZOG5-9 // JUNIOR

NICEVILLE, FLORIDA

PARENTS: Kirk and Suzanne HerzogMAJOR: Music Business

THOMAS KELTON6-2 // JUNIOR

DENHAM SPRINGS, LOUISIANA

PARENTS: John and Sue KeltonMAJOR: Marketing

TEAGAN LENOX5-8 // SOPHOMORE

FRANKLIN, TENNESSEE

PARENTS: Bryan and Tammy LenoxMAJOR: Undeclared

JONAH MAYES5-11 // FRESHMAN

BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA

PARENTS: Kevin and Affrica MayesMAJOR: Bio-Chemistry

JEREMIAH MCCAIN5-10 // FRESHMAN

FORT WASHINGTON, MARYLAND

PARENTS: Brenda and Randy McCainMAJOR: Undeclared

CHRISTIAN NOBLE6-2 // JUNIOR

GREENFIELD, INDIANA

PARENTS: Michael and Tara NobleMAJOR: Digital Media and Film

MOISES PONCE5-9 // JUNIOR

DALTON, GEORGIA

PARENTS: Moises and Delia PonceMAJOR: Mathematics

CAYDEN RECHSTEINER6-0 // FRESHMAN

WOODSTOCK, GEORGIA

PARENT: Steve and Deanna RechsteinerMAJOR: Business

DAWSON REED5-7 // FRESHMAN

MURFREESBORO, TENNESSEE

PARENTS: Joey Reed and Trina JonesMAJOR: Marketing

DANIEL SURMAN5-7 // SOPHOMORE

LAWRENCEVILLE, GEORGIA

PARENTS: Belinda HazlettMAJOR: Pastoral Ministries

BEN TABOR6-0 // SOPHOMORE

CROSSVILLE, TENNESSEE

PARENTS: Eric and Jennifer TaborMAJOR: Health Science

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