Schools= North High School, 8 varsity letters, Top 15 regional meet senior year XC, Team went to Semistate.  Team won, city, conference, regional champions in XC in 1996.

College= USI, XC and Track team for 4 years. Ran Track races 3k indoor, Steeplechase, Mile, 5k outdoor, Relay teams. 

Past College= Placed 4th in first year of Evansville Half Marathon, Have won races like Princeton Valentines Day race (twice), SWIRCA 5k, Run for the Kids 5k, Ellis Park horsing Around 5k, St. Jude (three times, {2 Indiana, one Paducah, KY}), Race for the Cure, Wingo Trail Run, Fourth of July 4 miler. 

Member of River to River Team 3 years consecutive. Have Run Challenging courses like Tunnel Hill twice, River Run, George Rogers Clark Trace, Snowflake Derby many times, YMCA 15k, and 3 marathons( Sunburst twice in South Bend IN 3:14 and 2:59, Boston Marathon 3:07)

Favorite Races: River Run, Evansville Half Marathon, YMCA 5k, Race for the Cure, Night Flight, and Otters Run.

 Vice President's Message 

Get out there and run, no matter how fast or slow, every mile counts, toward the goal of better living and faster running.  No more excuses: it's too hot, it’s too cold, it’s raining, I am tired, I have too much to do.  I have used all these excuses and more.  And I have run with all these conditions and all kinds of pain. So go out there and get a couple of miles in.  I run mostly at night because I work so much, after 8pm, but there are a lot of advantages to this.  It is a lot quieter, less traffic, you can go whatever pace you want because no one can see you.  Get out there and have fun running; it doesn’t matter if you do 1 or 10 miles, just have fun with it.  On your worst days it can relieve tension and frustration from all the day's work.  Sometimes you need to run alone and be in your own little world with no one bothering you.  Now go out there and break some personal records.