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2004
Emory University finished 20th out of 55
teams at the NCAA national indoor championships.
Chris Nehls finished third in the 55-meter
hurdles with a time of 7.60 seconds, earning All-American status
for the second consecutive year. He is just the third two-time indoor
All-American in school history.
Rob Bullard finished fifth in the high
jump with a jump of 2.03 meters. Bullard earned All-American honors
for the first time and was the first Eagle ever to earn All-American
status in the high jump.
This is the third time Emory has had two
indoor All-Americans in one season.
The Eagles won the University Athletic
Association team championship for the fourth time in five years.
Senior T.J. Jennings was named the meet's
Most Outstanding Performer for the second time in his career. The
other honor came last year.
Jennings won the 55- and 200-meter dashes,
finished second in the high jump, third in the long jump and fifth
in the triple jump. He earned all-conference honors in the first
four events listed.
Other event winners were Rob Bullard in
the high jump, Chris Nehls in the 55-meter hurdles and Josh Heiber
in the shot put.
This is the third time in his career that
Nehls, a senior, has won the conference title in the 55 hurdles.
For Bullard, a sophomore, it is his second consecutive UAA crown
in the high jump.
Emory had 13 all-conference event performances
(top-three finish) in individual or relay events.
In addition to the event winners, all-conference
honorees include Blake Staub, second in the 55-meter dash, Wesley
Thomas, third in the 55-meter dash, Adam Brunfeldt, third in the
1500-meter run, Seth Crislip, third in the 800-meter run, Phil Hagedorn,
third in the 5,000-meter run, and Emory's second-place 1,600-meter
relay team of Nehls, John Pitts, Crislip, and Jennings.
Honored as the conference Coaching Staff
of the Year was the Emory staff with Head Coach John Curtin and
assistants Heather Atkinson, James Goss, Kevin Graham and Pedro
Vasquez.
Emory has won six of the last nine conference
indoor and outdoor championships, and finished second in the other
three.
Following is a listing of some individual
honors:
| All-Americans (NCAA National Championships) |
| Rob Bullard |
Dunwoody, GA (North Springs) |
High Jump |
3rd |
| Chris Nehls |
Boulder, CO (Fairview) |
55-meter Hurdles |
5th |
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| Conference Honors (University Athletic Association) |
| T.J. Jennings |
East Hartford, Conn. (Avon Old Farms) |
Most Outstanding Performer |
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| Conference Champions (University Athletic Association) |
| Rob Bullard |
Dunwoody, GA (North Springs) |
High Jump |
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| Josh Heiber |
Calabasas, CA (Calabasas) |
Shot Put |
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| T.J. Jennings |
East Hartford, CT (Avon Old Farms) |
55-meter Dash |
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| T.J. Jennings |
East Hartford, CT (Avon Old Farms) |
200-meter Dash |
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| Chris Nehls |
Boulder, CO (Fairview) |
55-meter Hurdles |
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