PROUD AS WE CAN BE, - Charlotte Athletics

HAIL, CHARLOTTE 49ERS.

PROUD AS WE CAN BE, WE’LL STAND TO FIGHT FOR THE GREEN AND WHITE ’TIL WE WIN THE VICTORY, GO NINERS WE PLEDGE OUR TRUST IN YOU AND WAVE YOUR COLORS HIGH, THE LOYAL NINER NATION CHEERS FOREVER WE’LL FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT

CHARLOTTE 49ERS ATHLETIC SA N N U A L R E P O R T

LETTER FROM THE ATHLETIC DIRECTOR........................................................ 1

MEN’S BASKETBALL .................................................................................................2

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL......................................................................................... 3

MEN’S SOCCER .........................................................................................................4

WOMEN’S SOCCER .................................................................................................5

GOLF............................................................................................................................ 6

VOLLEYBALL ...............................................................................................................7

BASEBALL ...................................................................................................................8

SOFTBALL ................................................................................................................... 9

TRACK & FIELD .................................................................................................10-11

MEN'S TENNIS ........................................................................................................12

WOMEN’S TENNIS .................................................................................................13

FOOTBALL ....................................................................................................... 14

CROSS COUNTRY....................................................................................................15

ACADEMIC SUCCESS & COMMUNITY SERVICE ......................................16-17

SPONSORSHIPS, MARKETING & TICKETING ..................................................18

THE 49ER CLUB...................................................................................................19

ATHLETIC FOUNDATION ......................................................................................20

FINANCIAL REPORT ...............................................................................................21

ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS & FUNDS.......................................................22-23

BOARD OF DIRECTORS & STAFF ........................................................................24

DONOR LISTING ...............................................................................................25-31

STUDENT 49ER CLUB.............................................................................................32

SPIRIT GROUPS......................................................................................................33

MISSIONThe mission of the athletic program at The University of North Carolina at Charlotte is to operate within the perspective of the overall educational program of UNC Charlotte. With a balanced program that supports equitable opportunities for all students and staff, the department promotes a total person concept that prepares its student-athletes with the necessary tools to be successful in academic, athletic and social settings. The Department of Athletics supports the highest ideals of sportsmanship and is committed to the highest ethical standards of the University and the National Collegiate Athletic Association.

(Updated and Approved, Board of Trustees, 9/27/02)

TABLE OF CONTENTS

ATHLETICS ANNUAL REPORT 1

LE TTER FROM THE ATHLETIC DIRECTOR

Thank you so much for your support this year. We could not have achieved the exciting heights we reached without your constant support and enthusiasm.

Throughout these pages you will read about an assortment of accomplishments as we recap the 2016-17 athletic season – but I’d like to hit on some of the highlights.

First and foremost, our goals are to compete in our athletic venues for league championships, NCAA Tournaments births and FBS Bowl bids. Our nationally-recognized men’s soccer program made its sixth straight NCAA Tournament appearance. Our track and field program sent individuals through the NCAA Regionals and on to the NCAA Championships for the 10th straight year. Our men’s golf program was represented at the NCAA Tournament for the 13th straight year. Our women’s soccer program won the Conference USA Championship Tournament and earned a spot in the NCAA Tournament.

Along the way, we greatly celebrated those student-athletes that earned all-America honors: Brandt Bronico, men’s soccer, Victoria Merriweather, indoor track and field and Caroline Sang, outdoor track and field. We had 11 student-athletes named 1st team all-Conference USA and 11 earned all-region or district honors. Bronico was named the C-USA Player of the Year in men’s soccer while teammate Luke Waechter was named the sport’s Defensive MVP. Martha Thomas was named C-USA’s Player of the Year in women’s soccer and Victoria Merriweather was named the league’s Field Performer of the Meet at the Indoor Championships. Men’s Soccer head coach Kevin Langan was named the Conference USA Coach of the Year.

Several individuals were also crowned Conference USA champions: Seth Gandy, men’s golf; Keon Howe, Indoor track and field (pole vault), Stevan Veselinovic, indoor track and field (weight throw), Victoria Merriweather, indoor track and field (weight throw), Stevan Veselinovic, outdoor track and field (hammer throw), and Ashleigh Handchen, outdoor track and field (3000m steeplechase).

And, finally, several student-athletes reached their ultimate athletic goals by being drafted into professional leagues: Larry Ogunjobi (NFL, Cleveland Browns), Brandt Bronico (MLS, Chicago Fire), Matej Dekovic (MLS, Chicago Fire), Brett Netzer (MLB, Boston Red Sox), Colton Laws (MLB, Toronto Blue Jays), TJ Nichting (MLB, Baltimore Orioles) and Zach Jarrett (MLB, Baltimore Orioles).

We could not be prouder of them and we wish them the best as they pursue their pro careers.

Of course, we also strive for excellence in the classroom and are proud to say that 203 of our student-athletes were named to the C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll for maintaining a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or better. Of those, 43 received a Commissioner’s Academic Medal for maintaining a cumulative GPA of 3.75 or better.

Football’s Lee McNeill was also awarded a Conference USA Post-Graduate Scholarship and two student-athletes were named CoSIDA Academic all-Americans: Callum Montgomery, men’s soccer and Haley Pace, softball.

The growth that we have made. The hurdles that we have cleared. We continue to push forward, striving for excellence on and off the field – and our coaches, athletes and staff continue to respond. But, we would not have the tools and resources to do so were it not for the tremendous support we see on a daily basis from each of you.

We are extremely grateful.

Sincerely,

Judy W. Rose

HEAD COACH: MARK PRICE

OVERALL RECORD: 13-17

C-USA RECORD: 7-11; 10th

HIGHLIGHTS• Four 49ers averaged in double figures, led by Jon Davis, who was second in

Conference USA with a 19.6 scoring average. Newcomer Austin Ajukwa averaged

11.4 points; Andrien White averaged 11.3 and Braxton Ogbueze averaged 10.1.

• Jon Davis ranked in the Top 15 in Conference USA in field goal percentage (48.2%),

three-point field goal percentage (38.0%) and free throw percentage (78.2%).

• The 49ers top five scorers all shot over 70% from the foul line as Charlotte shot .746

from the line as a team.

• Braxton Ogbueze became the 26th player in school history to score 1,000

career points.

• Braxton Ogbueze finished his career with 1,089 points which ranks him 22nd on the

49ers all-time scoring list.

• After two seasons, Jon Davis has 974 career points, 26 shy of becoming the 27th

player to reach 1,000 career points.

• Jon Davis totaled 588 points, ninth most in a season in school history.

• Jon Davis scored 35 points against Old Dominion, which tied for the second highest

scoring output in a game in Conference USA and the second most points scored by a

Niner in a game in Halton Arena.

• Andrien White led the 49ers with 42 steals.

• The season was highlighted by a 74-72 victory over Old Dominion in which Jon Davis

hit a jumper just inside the top of the key with two-tenths of a second left to play. The

win was part of a three-game C-USA win streak that included victories over Southern

Miss and North Texas.

Charlotte finished their second season under the direction of former NBA All-Star Head Coach Mark Price. The 49ers enjoyed a 10-5 record at home, including non-conference wins over East Carolina, Oregon State and a thrilling C-USA victory over Old Dominion.Sophomore guard Jon Davis, who hit the buzzer-beating game-winner vs ODU, finished second in the Conference USA in scoring at 19.6 points per game and scored 588 points, the ninth-most scored in a season in 49ers’ history. A 2nd team all-C-USA choice, he became the first Niner to earn NABC all-District honors since 2006. Braxton Ogbueze became the 26th player in school history to score 1,000 career points.

MEN’S BASKETBALL

JON DAVIS

HUDSON PRICE

AWARDS: JON DAVIS Second Team NABC all-District 11, Second Team all-Conference USA

2 CHARLOTTE 49ERS

HEAD COACH: CARA CONSUEGRA


C-USA RECORD: 12-6; T-4th

C-USA TOURNAMENT: #5 SEED; 1-1

AWARDS: GRACE HUNTER All-Conference USA First Team

LEFTY WEBSTER All-Conference USA Second Team, all-Conference USA Defensive Team

NYILAH JAMISON-MYERS All-Conference USA Defensive Team

HIGHLIGHTS• Earned a vote in the Jan. 9 Associated Press Poll that slotted the 49ers 36th

nationally; it was the first time receiving votes in the poll since March 4, 2013.

• Ciara Gregory named to the NCAA Starting Five, Jan. 4, 2017.

• Lefty Webster retired fifth in school history with 1,503 career points.

• Lefty Webster joined Shannon McCallum (2008-11) as the only players in program

history with at least 1,400 points, 600 rebounds, 300 assists, 200 steals and 75

blocked shots.

• Lefty Webster was one of two players in the country (with UConn’s Gabby Williams)

to average 10.0 points, 5.0 rebounds, 5.0 assists, 2.0 steals and 1.0 blocked shots

this year.

• Ciara Gregory became the 23rd member of the 1,000-Point club with 1,031

career points.

• Ciara Gregory set C-USA single-season records for three-pointers made (106)

and attempted (296) and school records for three-pointers made in a career (235),

single-season (106) and single-game (9).

• Lefty Webster set school records for minutes played in a career (3,795) and single-

season (1,108).

• The 49ers set a single-season school record with 182 blocked shots.

• Head coach Cara Consuegra earned career win 100 at North Texas, Dec. 30, 2016.

Charlotte put together a 21-10 ledger that featured a pair of wins over “Power 5” Conference foes Wisconsin and Pittsburgh and a 12-6 mark in Conference USA. The Niners won nine in a row at one point, including a thrilling OT triumph over eventual league champion WKU on Education Day, to garner a vote in the Jan. 9 Associated Press Poll, the first mention in the national polls since March 2013. Conference play opened with head coach Cara Consuegra becoming only the second coach in school history to reach 100 victories with the program. Charlotte was featured on TV during 12 of its 14 home games, a league high, as the 49ers smashed several records and earned a number of honors and accolades.

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

NYILAH JA

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JADA M

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HEAD COACH: KEVIN LANGAN

OVERALL RECORD: 12-4-2 (#16 in final national poll)

C-USA RECORD: 7-1; 1st

POSTSEASON: NCAA, 2nd Round

HIGHLIGHTS• Earned one of the NCAA’s 16 national seeds at #10.

• The 49ers have been to six straight NCAA Tournaments and twelve overall.

• Finished season ranked #16 in the national polls.

• Won the Conference USA regular-season title with a 7-1 record.

• Charlotte swept the conference’s major awards, including Coach of the Year, Player

of the Year and Freshman of the Year.

• Brandt Bronico was drafted in the third round of the 2017 MLS Draft and signed

with the Chicago Fire.

• Matej Dekovic was drafted in the fourth round of the 2017 MLS Draft and signed

with the Chicago Fire.

• Luke Waechter signed with the Charlotte Independence.

• Maxi Rodriguez signed with the pro team San Antonio FC.

• Elliot Panicco’s 0.64 goals against average is the second lowest single-season total

in school history.

• Brandt Bronico’s 23 career assists is the seventh most in school history.

• Brandt Bronico’s 73 career points is the ninth most in school history.

Another standout season for the 49ers men’s soccer team, which earned the program’s sixth straight trip to the NCAA Tournament and one of the tournament’s national seeds. The Conference USA regular-season champions, who were ranked 16th in the final national poll, swept the league’s major awards on their way to the 12th NCAA bid in school history. Kevin Langan was named Conference USA Coach of the Year, senior midfielder Brandt Bronico was named C-USA Player of the Year and Offensive Player of the Year, senior defender Luke Waechter was named C-USA Defensive Player of the Year and freshman goalkeeper Elliot Panicco was named the league’s Freshman of the Year. A school-record four 49ers seniors (Bronico, Waechter, Matej Dekovic and Maxi Rodriguez) signed pro contracts highlighted by Bronico and Dekovic signing with MLS’s Chicago Fire.

MEN’S SOCCERMARCO SUNOL-ROJAS

ZHUVONTE WILSON

4 CHARLOTTE 49ERS

AWARDS:BRANDT BRONICO C-USA Offensive MVP, Player of the Year, Golden Boot Award Winner, First Team all-Conference USA, Conference USA all-Tournament Team, First Team NSCAA all-Southeast Region, First Team NSCAA Scholar all-South Region, College Soccer News Second Team all-American, Second Team NSCAA Scholar all-American

ELLIOT PANICCO C-USA Freshman of the Year, Golden Glove Award Winner, First Team all-Conference USA, Conference USA all-Freshman team, TopDrawerSoccer.com First Team Freshman all-American, First Team NSCAA all-Southeast Region

CALLUM MONTGOMERY Conference USA all-Academic Team, Second Team CoSIDA Academic all-American

LUKE WAECHTER C-USA Defensive MVP, First Team all-Conference USA First Team NSCAA all-Southeast Region

MATEJ DEKOVIC First Team all-Conference, Third Team NSCAA all-Southeast Region

ZHUVONTE WILSON Second Team NSCAA Scholar all-South Region

MAXI RODRIGUEZ Third Team all-Conference USA

RYAN SPAULDING Conference USA all-Freshman Team

TOMMY MADDEN Conference USA all-Freshman Team

KEVIN LANGAN Conference USA Coach of the Year

HEAD COACH: JOHN CULLEN

OVERALL RECORD: 11-9-2

C-USA RECORD: 5-4-1; 6th

C-USA TOURNAMENT: 2-0-1; Champions

HIGHLIGHTS• Junior Martha Thomas became the first player in school history with three double-

digit scoring seasons with her team-high tying 10 goals.

• Thomas now ranks fourth in career goals (34) and eighth in career points (80) and is

on the verge of breaking both marks.

• With 30 points accumulated in 2016, Thomas is one of just nine individual 49ers to

reach the milestone in school history.

• Thomas set the all-time program record for shots with 217.

• Katie O’Neill tallied the 13th hat trick in program history, and first of her career, on

Senior Night vs. Louisiana Tech.

• O’Neill’s hat trick was the only one recorded by a league player in a Conference

USA game.

• The first goal of her hat trick came a program-record 21 seconds into the match.

• Riley Orr established C-USA single-game and single-tournament school marks for

assists with three against Florida Atlantic and four total.

• The Niners’ opponent in the NCAA Tournament First Round was #14 Duke, led by

the 49ers’ program architect and first coach, Robbie Church.

• Charlotte played three nationally-ranked opponents: #9 North Carolina, #22 South

Carolina and #14 Duke.


A season that started with a 10-day preseason trip to the British Isles ended with the program’s fifth NCAA Tournament bid and a Conference USA Tournament title. Playing at home in the C-USA Tournament, Charlotte outscored its three opponents, 6-1, on the way to the program’s first NCAA birth since 2008. Junior Martha Thomas, the Conference USA Offensive Player of the Year, was named to the NSCAA all-Central Region Team for a second-straight year. Megan Greene added C-USA Freshman of the Year honors, while Katie O’Neill, who tallied the 13th hat trick in program history on Senior Night, joined Thomas on the all-region squad.

WOMEN’S SOCCER

AMELIA

CLOW

ER KELLEY SUGGS

AWARDS:MARTHA THOMAS All-NSCAA Central Region First Team, NSCAA all-America Scholar Second Team, all-NSCAA Scholar South Region First Team, Conference USA Offensive Player of the Year, all-Conference USA First Team, all-Conference USA Academic Team

KATIE O’NEILL All-NSCAA Central Region Third Team, All-NSCAA Scholar South Region Second Team, Conference USA Championship Tournament Offensive MVP, all-Conference USA Academic Team, all-Conference USA Second Team

MEGAN GREENE Conference USA Freshman of the Year, All-Conference USA Second Team, all-Conference USA Freshman Team

SHELBY HICKS Conference USA Championship Tournament Defensive MVP, all-Conference USA Academic Team

RILEY ORR All-Conference USA Third Team, all-Conference USA Freshman Team

ANNA SHELDEN All-Conference USA Championships Tournament Team

KELLEY SUGGS All-Conference USA Championships Tournament Team

HEAD COACH: RYAN CABBAGE

C-USA RECORD: RUNNER-UP 3rd OF 13 IN STROKE PLAY 1-1 IN MATCH PLAY

POSTSEASON: SETH GANDY COMPETES IN NCAAS AS AN INDIVIDUAL

AWARDS: SETH GANDY C-USA Individual Champion/Medalist, Conference USA all-Tournament Team

JOHN GOUGH Conference USA all-Freshman Team

MATTY LAMB Conference USA all-Freshman Team

CONOR PURCELL Conference USA all-Freshman Team

HIGHLIGHTS• Senior Seth Gandy advanced to NCAA College Grove Regional and finished T-48th.

• Gandy qualified as an individual for the NCAA Regionals for the second straight year

and was part of the 49ers 2015 NCAA Chapel Hill Regional Championship Team.

• Charlotte has been represented in NCAA Tournament play in 13 straight seasons.

• Gandy became the 8th 49er to win a conference individual title.

• C-USA all-Freshmen selections John Gough (72.84), Conor Purcell (72.88) and Matty

Lamb (72.91) led the 49ers with stroke averages under 73 while playing in all 11 events.

• Charlotte ran away with the title at the Hoosier Invitational in April by shooting

11-under par, 841. The 49ers were the only team to shoot under par.

• Matty Lamb finished as the individual runner-up at the Hoosier Invitational.

• Charlotte was ranked 73rd in the final Golfstat rankings.

Charlotte advanced to the finals of the Conference USA Championships after placing 3rd of the 13 teams during stroke play and eliminating North Texas in the Match Play Semifinals. Senior Seth Gandy won medalist honors at the C-USA Championships to become the eighth 49er to win a conference individual title. With his win, he earned a second straight trip to the NCAA Championships as an individual, extending the 49ers string of seasons being represented at the NCAA Tournament to 13. The 49ers finished the season ranked 73rd by Golfstat, narrowly missing a team bid to the NCAAs under head coach Ryan Cabbage. In addition to Gandy’ heroics, three 49ers’ freshmen were named to the five-man Conference USA all-Freshman Team.

GOLF

TYLER YOUNG

CONOR PURCELL

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HEAD COACH: KAREN WEATHERINGTON


C-USA RECORD/FINISH: 1-13; 13th

ALL TOURNAMENT TEAM HONORS: JANELL SPARKS Charlotte Invitational

ANNA HENDERSON W&M Colonial Classic

JOCELYN STONER W&M Colonial Classic

HIGHLIGHTS• Charlotte won an AVCA Team Academic Award.

• Seniors Morgan Barker and Shelby Green each recorded their 1,000th career digs.

• The 49ers won two matches at both the JAX Classic and the Colonial Classic.

• Junior Janell Sparks (277) and freshman Molly Shaw (240) led the squad with over

200 kills.

• Senior Anna Henderson (140) and freshman Jocelyn Stoner (102) led the defensive

efforts with over 100 blocks apiece.

• The 49ers annual Dig Pink Match attracted 1,336 fans for an in-state battle with

UNC Greensboro.

The Charlotte 49ers volleyball team went through some growing pains with a young roster of six freshmen and one sophomore in 2016. The Niners topped in-state rival Elon 3-1 in the season-opener and won two of their three matches in both the JAX Classic (3-1 over Jacksonville and Presbyterian) and the Colonial Classic (3-0 over Coppin State and 3-1 over Western Carolina). The 49ers swept FIU, 3-0 for their lone C-USA win, October 14.

VOLLEYBALL

KAYLYN TORAIN

MACKENZIE

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HEAD COACH: LOREN HIBBS


C-USA RECORD: 18-12; T-3rd

C-USA TOURNAMENT: 2-2; (#4 REACHED SEMIFINALS)

AWARDS: T.J. NICHTING First Team all-Conference USA

COLTON LAWS First Team all-Conference USA, Conference USA all-Tournament Team

BRETT NETZER Second Team all-Conference USA, Conference USA all-Tournament Team

ZACH FLANAGAN Second Team all-Conference USA

MATT BROOKS Conference USA all-Freshman Team

ZACK SMITH Conference USA all-Freshman Team

ZACH JARRETT Conference USA all-Tournament Team

HIGHLIGHTS• The 49ers’ 18 C-USA wins are the most in league play since Charlotte went 20-7 in the

Atlantic 10 in 2010 and the most in Conference USA since posting a 19-8 mark in 1998.

• Charlotte tied a school record with three Top 25 wins.

• First Team all-Conference USA choice TJ Nichting led the 49ers with a .373 batting

average and 49 RBI.

• First Team all-Conference USA pitcher Colton Laws went 7-2 with a C-USA-best 1.87

ERA – the fifth-best ERA in school history.

• Colton Laws set a C-USA Tournament record with 14 strikeouts in a complete-game 5-0

shutout of UTSA.

• Zach Jarrett led the 49ers with 13 homers and a .549 slugging pct.

• Jarrett became the fifth player in school history to hit three HRs in a game when he hit

three bombs in a 17-5 win at UAB.

• Charlotte had four players selected in the MLB Draft, tying the school record of 1988

and 1992.

• Collegiate Baseball preseason all-America Brett Netzer was a third round selection (101st

overall) by the Boston Red Sox to become the fourth-highest draftee in program history.

• Netzer, a three-time all-Conference USA selection, was the highest draft pick out of

Conference USA.

• Colton Laws (7th Rd., Toronto), TJ Nichting (9th Rd., Baltimore) and Zach Jarrett

(28th Rd., Baltimore) were the other 49ers selected in the MLB Draft

• TJ Nichting retired with 66 doubles, the third-most in school history

• Five 49ers, with over 150 at bats, hit over .300

Charlotte posted its finest season of late, producing its second 30-win season since its 2011 NCAA Regional appearance and its most Conference USA wins since its 1998 NCAA Regional appearance. Charlotte posted nationally-ranked wins over #6 NC State, #8 East Carolina and #17 Wake Forest while sweeping C-USA series over Western Kentucky, Middle Tennessee and Marshall. The 49ers reached the Conference USA semifinals before being ousted by host Southern Miss, which was ranked 11th nationally. Four 49ers were selected in the MLB Draft, matching a school record, while six earned all-Conference USA accolades, led by first-teamers TJ Nichting and Colton Laws. The Four 49ers that were selected in the 2017 MLB Draft included: Brett Netzer (3rd round, Boston Red Sox), Colton Laws (7th round, Toronto Blue Jays), TJ Nichting (9th round, Baltimore Orioles) and Zach Jarrett (28th round, Baltimore Orioles).

BASEBALL

JON DAVIS

COLTON LAWS

JACOB CRAVER

8 CHARLOTTE 49ERS

HEAD COACH: AIMEE DEVOS


C-USA RECORD: 11-12; 4th IN EAST

C-USA TOURNAMENT: #6 SEED; 1-1

AWARDS: HALEY PACE CoSIDA First Team Academic all-America, CoSIDA Academic all-District, First Team all-Conference USA, Second Team NFCA all-Mideast Region, Academic all-Conference USA

GRACE BEATTY Third Team NFCA all-Mideast Region

HALEY WISEMAN Second Team all-Conference USA

MEREDITH HARRIS Academic all-Conference USA

HIGHLIGHTS• The 49ers enjoyed their first back-to-back 30 win seasons since a six-year run

from 2006-11.

• Charlotte enjoyed C-USA series sweeps of North Texas and Middle Tennessee.

• The 49ers went 5-0 to claim the championship at the school’s First Pitch Classic,

in February.

• The 49ers broke open a 1-1 game with five runs in the 7th to defeat La Salle, 6-1,

to win the championship of the Green & White Invitational.

• Junior Haley Pace set single-season school record for batting average (.433), slugging

pct. (.841), home runs (15) and runs scored (53) while tying the record for hits (71).

• Haley Wiseman’s 23 pitching victories rank third all-time and are one shy of the

school record.

• Wiseman struck out 212 batters, which ranks fifth in school history.

• Four 49ers batted over .300, including Grace Beatty and Meredith Harris whose 16

and 14 doubles, respectively, rank in the school’s top 10.

• Haley Wiseman (Feb. 20 & Feb. 27) was named C-USA Pitcher of the Week twice.

• Haley Pace (Feb. 20) and Grace Beatty (Apr. 3) both earned C-USA Player of the

Week honors.

In a record-breaking season that saw the 49ers notch their second straight 30-win season, Charlotte earned a #6 seed at the Conference USA Championships and posted their first C-USA tournament win since rejoining the league. The 49ers, who landed two players on the NFCA’s all-Mideast Region teams, posted their best C-USA record while going 19-4 at home. Junior standout Haley Pace, became the first softball player to earn first team Academic all-America honors while setting several offensive records at the plate as Charlotte picked up five league wins down the stretch to climb the league’s standings.

SOFTBALL

MEREDIT

H HARRIS

HALEY WIS

EMAN


HEAD COACH: BOB OLESEN

C-USA FINISH: MEN’S INDOOR: 4th OF 10 WOMEN’S INDOOR: 8th OF 13

MEN’S OUTDOOR: 5th OF 10 WOMEN’S OUTDOOR: 3rd OF 13

HIGHLIGHTS• Two-time all-America Caroline Sang became the eighth 49er in school history to

qualify for the NCAA Championships in two events (5,000m and 10,000m) during

the same season.

• Victoria Merriweather’s 3rd-place finish in the weight throw with a school-record toss

of 21.74 is the best-ever for a 49ers’ female student-athlete at the NCAA Indoor

Championships

• Charlotte sent 14 student-athletes to the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field East Region

Preliminaries after sending eight the previous season: Terrell Adams, Elijah Cole,

Mihret Coulter, Markel Dalton, Victoria Ebert, Ashleigh Handchen, Jaylon Holt, Keon

Howe, Victoria Merriweather, Tom Nobles, Elizabeth Olesen, Caroline Sang, Stevan

Veselinovic and Jayon Woodard

• Three athletes earned all-Conference USA honors in both the indoor and outdoor

seasons: Men: Stevan Veselinovic (1st, outdoor hammer; 1st, indoor weight throw);

Keon Howe (1st, indoor pole vault; 3rd, outdoor pole vault); Women: Alex Council

(3rd outdoor 100m; 3rd indoor 60m)

• All-America Caroline Sang broke outdoor school records in the 3,000 meters

(9:31.36), 5,000 meters (16:05.74) and 10,000 meters (33:09.67)

• Other outdoor school records set by the women came in the shot put (Tori Ebert,

15.14m), the hammer throw (Victoria Merriweather, 60.33m) and the heptathlon

(Amaka Awuruonye, 4827)

• Three men’s records were set during the outdoor season: Keon Howe in the pole

vault (5.11m), Stevan Veselinovic in the hammer throw (68.22m) and the 4x400 relay

team of Saadiq Sweezer, Ky-Mani Dula, Malik Keaton and Jayon Woodard (3:08.58)

• Four men’s records were set during the indoor season: Jayquan Williams, 600m

(1:19.52); Stevan Veselinovic, 35 lb wt. (20.28m), Keon Howe, pole vault (5.22m)

and the 4x400 relay team of Saadiq Sweezer, Malik Keaton, Jayon Woodard and

Jay Wilkins (3:12.16)

• Three women’s records were set during the indoor season: Ozioma Edokobi, shot put

(14.80m), Victoria Merriweather, 20 lb. wt. (21.74) and Amaka Awuruonye,

pentathlon (3419)

2017 brought three more NCAA all-America honors for a program that has sent at least one athlete to the NCAA Championships for 10 straight years and 20 of the last 21. This year, Victoria Merriweather took home all-America honors at the NCAA Indoor Championships with a third-place finish in the weight throw, while Caroline Sang doubled up at the Outdoor Championships with all-America honors in the 5,000 and 10,000 meter runs. At the league championships, the women placed 3rd at the outdoor event to match their best C-USA finish since 2005 while the men finished fifth to notch their second straight top-five finish. At the indoor championships, the men placed fourth while the women finished eighth behind Merriweather, who won the league’s Field Performer of the Meet Award. Four 49ers took home conference titles over the course of the year, including Stevan Veselinovic, who won the indoor weight throw and the outdoor hammer throw, Merriweather, who won the women’s indoor weight throw. Keon Howe won the title in the indoor pole vault, and Ashleigh Handchen won the women’s outdoor 3,000 meter steeplechase.

TRACK & FIELD

ELIJAH COLE

AMAKA AW

URUONYE

10 CHARLOTTE 49ERS


AWARDS:MEN’S INDOOR KEON HOWE First Team all-Conference USA (Pole Vault / Gold Medalist)

STEVAN VESELINOVIC First Team all-Conference USA (Weight Throw / Gold Medalist)

JAYLON HOLT Second Team all-Conference USA (Triple Jump / Silver Medalist)

SAADIQ SWEEZER, MALIK KEATON, JAYON WOODARD, JAY WILKINS Second Team all-Conference USA (4x400 / Silver Medalist)

WOMEN’S INDOOR VICTORIA MERRIWEATHER First Team all America USA (3rd; weight throw), Conference USA Indoor Field Performer of the Meet, First Team all-Conference USA (Weight Throw / Gold Medalist)

ALEX COUNCIL Third Team all-Conference USA (60m / Bronze Medalist)

DEJAH HAYES Third Team all-Conference USA (Long Jump / Bronze Medalist)

MEN’S OUTDOOR STEVAN VESELINOVIC First Team all-Conference USA (Hammer Throw / Gold Medalist)

ELIJAH COLE Second Team all-Conference USA (Pole Vault / Silver Medalist)

JAYQUAN WILLIAMS Third Team all-Conference USA (800m / Bronze Medalist)

KEON HOWE Third Team all-Conference USA (Pole Vault / Bronze Medalist)

MARKEL DALTON Third Team all-Conference USA (Triple Jump / Bronze Medalist)

TOM NOBLES Conference USA all-Academic Team

WOMEN’S OUTDOOR CAROLINE SANG First Team all America USA (8th; 10,000m), First Team all America USA (12th; 5,000m), Second Team all-Conference USA (10,000m / Silver Medalist), Second Team all-Conference USA (5000m / Silver Medalist)

ASHLEIGH HANDCHEN First Team all-Conference USA (3,000m Steeplechase / Gold Medalist)

ALEX COUNCIL Third Team all-Conference USA (100m / Bronze Medalist)

KRISTEN WILLIAMS Conference USA all-Academic Team

VICTORIA

MERRIW

EATHER

JAYLON H

OLT

HEAD COACH: JEREMY FELDMAN


C-USA TOURNAMENT: 0-1; #5 SEED

AWARDS: ALEJANDRO GARCIA MORENO Conference USA all-Academic Team

HIGHLIGHTS• Oriol Puig Forne’s team-high 22 singles wins is tied for the 19th most wins in a season

in school history.

• Alejandro Garcia Moreno was named to the Conference USA all-Academic Team

which marked the fifth straight season that the 49ers have had at least one player

earn conference all-academic team honors.

• Oriol Puig Forne and Sam Rice both earned Conference USA Player of the

Week honors.

• Sophomore Sam Rice defeated the 52nd ranked player in the nation this season,

which marked his first collegiate victory over a ranked player.

• Freshman Leonardo Menezes (17 wins) joined sophomores Oriol Puig Forne (22)

and Alejandro Garcia Moreno (20) with over 15 singles’ wins.

• The doubles’ teams of Oriol Puig Forne/Alejandro Garcia Moreno and Leonardo

Menezes/Sam Rice both posted double-digit victories.

• The 49ers began the season 5-0, which included an undefeated 4-0 mark in the

VCU Shootout.

• Head coach Jeremy Feldman became the sixth coach in the program’s history to

record double-figure wins in his first season at the helm.

• The 49ers played five matches against nationally-ranked opponents.

With a young team, Charlotte won 12 matches with an unbeaten 5-0 mark at home in its first season under head coach Jeremy Feldman. Five Niners tallied double-figure wins, led by sophomore Oriol Puig Forne, who had 22 singles victories. Classmate Alejandro Garcia Moreno finished second on the team with 20 wins. The doubles team of Puig Forne and Garcia Moreno finished the season with four straight wins to give it a team-high 16 doubles victories. The 49ers enjoyed a five-match win streak to open the season and a four-match win streak in March before winning three of its final four regular-season matches.

MEN’S TENNIS

JON DAVIS

LEONARDO MENEZES

12 CHARLOTTE 49ERS

ORIOL PUIG FORNE

HEAD COACH: MICHAELA GORMAN


C-USA TOURNAMENT: 1-1; #7 SEED

AWARDS: VICTORIA PAHLETT All-Conference USA Singles Third Team, Conference USA all-Academic Team

TAI MARTIN All-Conference USA Singles Second Team

ALEXANDRA LEE All-Conference USA Singles Third Team

HIGHLIGHTS• As the #7 seed at the C-USA Championships, the 49ers notched their best seed since

returning to the league and matched the best C-USA seed originally reached

in 2004 and 2005.

• Landed three players on all-C-USA teams for first time as a member of that league.

• Senior Victoria Pahlett became the first player to earn all-conference and all-

academic honors in the same season in the program’s Conference USA tenures

(1996-2005; 2014-present).

• Macy Vonderschmidt ended her career ranked #25 in program history with 92

combined victories.

• Freshman Pierina Imparato played her way into the main draw of the ITA Carolina

Regional presented by Oracle during the fall tournament campaign.

• Charlotte won the doubles’ point in 11 matches, producing a 9-2 record in

those contests.

• Charlotte went 8-7 against ITA Carolina Region foes.

2017 produced another winning season as three players landed all-Conference USA honors. Charlotte put together a stretch of six straight victories, five of which were against ITA Carolina Region opponents. The streak was snapped by a loss to nationally-ranked South Carolina but the 49ers responded with mid-season wins over the likes of UNC Greensboro, South Carolina State and first-time foe Grand Canyon. To cap the regular-season, the 49ers earned a come-from-behind win at Davidson to snap the Wildcats’ 16-match home win streak in the final road game of the year. Another thrilling rally led the 49ers past Louisiana Tech in the first round of the Conference USA Championships before nationally-ranked FIU ended the 49ers run. Five of the seven players will return as the 49ers look to continue their climb up the Conference USA and ITA Carolina Region standings.

WOMEN’S TENNIS

MEGAN SM

ITH

TAI MARTIN


HEAD COACH: BRAD LAMBERT

OVERALL RECORD: 4-8

C-USA RECORD: 3-5

HIGHLIGHTS• Posted first three Conference USA wins in program history.

• QB Hasaan Klugh was named C-USA Co-Offensive Player of the Week after leading the

49ers to their first C-USA win, 28-23, at Florida Atlantic, Oct. 9, 2016.

• Became first C-USA school to defeat perennial powers Marshall and Southern Miss.

• DL Larry Ogunjobi was on the National Watch Lists for the Bednarik Award (top

defensive player) and the Outland Trophy (top interior lineman).

• WR Austin Duke was a participant in two senior showcases: the College Gridiron

Showcase and the Tropical Bowl.

• Career records set included most touchdowns (Kalif Phillips, 43), rushing yards (Kalif

Phillips, 4,020), receiving yards (Austin Duke (3,437), tackles, tackles for loss and sacks

(Larry Ogunjobi, 217; 49.0; 13.0) and interceptions (Terrance Winchester, 10).

• QB Lee McNeill was named CoSIDA Academic all-District 3.

• OL Jamal Covington was on the National Watch Lists for the Allstate Good Works Team

(Community Service) and the Wuerffel Trophy (Leadership; Community Service).

In their second season at the FBS level as a member of Conference USA, the 49ers doubled their win-total from season one and posted their first-ever conference wins. Nineteen players that were part of the 49ers first class completed their five-year careers, including all-time leading rusher Kalif Phillips, all-time leading receiver Austin Duke and all-time tackles leader Larry Ogunjobi, who became the first 49er to earn First Team all-Conference USA honors. Ogunjobi also became the first 49er invited to the Senior Bowl and NFL Combine. DL Larry Ogunjobi (3rd round, Cleveland Browns) became the first 49ers football player to be taken in the NFL Draft. He was joined on NFL rosters this summer by signed undrafted free agents Brandon Banks (Washington Redskins), Austin Duke (Carolina Panthers) and Kalif Phillips (Green Bay Packers) and minicamp invites Jamal Covington (Kansas City Chiefs) and Kedrick Davis (Detroit Lions).

FOOTBALLWORKPEH KOFA

TYRIQ HARRIS

AWARDS:LARRY OGUNJOBI First Team all-Conference USA

BRANDON BANKS Honorable Mention all-Conference USA

NICK COOK Honorable Mention all-Conference USA

NATE DAVIS Honorable Mention all-Conference USA

AUSTIN DUKE Honorable Mention all-Conference USA

CHRIS MONTGOMERY Honorable Mention all-Conference USA

KALIF PHILLIPS Honorable Mention all-Conference USA

KEASTON SINICKI Honorable Mention all-Conference USA

TYRIQ HARRIS Conference USA all-Freshman

LEE MCNEILL Conference USA all-Academic Team

BEN DELUCA Pro Football Focus freshman all-America, Conference USA all-Freshman

14 CHARLOTTE 49ERS

HEAD COACH: ALEX GIBBY

C-USA RECORD: M: 3rd OF 11 W: 5th OF 13

HIGHLIGHTS• Charlotte hosted the C-USA Championships and produced a pair of Top 5 team

finishes while Carolina Sang took home individual runner-up honors in the

women’s race.

• Tom Nobles ran a 10K school-record 29:36.7 at the NCAA Southeast Regionals.

• The 49ers men finished 10th of 32 teams at the Southeast Regionals, an

improvement of 10 spots from their 20th-place finish in 2015.

• The women finished 16th of 33 at the Southeast Regionals.

• Both the men and the women opened the season by winning the Charlotte Preview.

• Both teams earned USTFCCCA Division I all-Academic Honors. The men posted a

3.223 team GPA while the women had a 3.091 team GPA.

The Charlotte cross country program had one of its best seasons in years. The 49ers hosted the C-USA Championships with both men’s and women’s teams finishing in the top five and four different athletes earning all-conference honors. Redshirt sophomore Tom Nobles set the school record in the men’s 10k, earned All C-USA and all-Southeast Region status and was named to the nationally-recognized USTFCCCA all-Academic Team. Redshirt sophomore Caroline Sang, the C-USA individual runner-up, made huge strides as well, joining Nobles on All C-USA and all-Southeast Region teams.

CROSS COUNTRY

TOM N

OBLES

ERIN N

ELSON

AWARDS:CAROLINA SANG NCAA all-Southeast Region (9th of 228)

TOM NOBLES NCAA all-Southeast Region (13th of 210)

CAROLINA SANG First Team all-Conference (2nd overall)

TOM NOBLES Second Team all-Conference (9th overall)

AARON GEBHART Second Team all-Conference (11th overall)

ZACH MARCHINKO Second Team all-Conference (13th overall)

TOM NOBLES USTFCCCA Div. I all-Academic honors


16 CHARLOTTE 49ERS

ACADEMIC SUCCESS ANDCOMMUNIT Y SERVICE

ACA DEMIC SUCC ESSCharlotte student-athletes continue to excel in the classroom. The Department achieved a cumulative GPA of 2.966 in the fall and 2.988 in the spring. For the fall 2016 semester, 223 (59%) student-athletes received academic honors (3.0 and higher for the semester) and 185 (54%) earned honors for the spring 2017 semester. Fourty-four student-athletes were named to the Chancellor’s List by earning GPAs of 3.8 and higher for the fall semester, and 54 made the list for the spring semester. 36 student-athletes had perfect 4.0’s in the fall and a record 49 earned 4.0’s in the spring. Ten of the 15 teams had semester team GPAs over 3.0 in fall 2016 and 8 of the 16 teams (we added women’s golf as a team for the spring semester) had semester team GPAs over 3.0 in spring 2017. Twelve of the 15 teams had cumulative team GPAs over 3.0 after fall 2015 and 11 of the 16 teams had cumulative team GPAs over 3.0 for the spring 2017 semester. Of particular note, the following student-athletes and teams received special academic honors:

• Victoria Merriweather (women’s track & field): 2017 Provost Student-Athlete of the Year Award

• Haley Pace, 1st Team (softball) Callum Montgomery, 2nd Team (men’s soccer): 2016-2017 CoSida Academic all-American

• Shelby Hicks (women’s soccer); Martha Thomas (women’s soccer); Katie O’Neill (women’s soccer); Callum Montgomery (men’s soccer); Lee McNeill (football); Victoria Pahlett (women’s tennis); Alejandro Garcia Moreno (men’s tennis) Meredith Harris (softball); Haley Pace (softball); Kristen Williams (women’s track); Tom Nobles (men’s track): 2016-2017 C-USA Academic all-Conference

• Tom Nobles: USTFCCA National all-American Honors for men’s cross country

• Haley Pace (softball); Zach Jarrett, Brandon Vogler (baseball); Luke Waechter (men’s soccer); Thomas Nobles (men’s track): Leadership Distinction Award

• Women’s Soccer: NSCAA Team Academic Award

• Ciara Gregory (women’s basketball): C-USA Winter Spirit of Service Award

• Desirae Rowell (women’s track); Yasmine Artis (women’s track); Kristen Williams (women’s track); Kiana Lee (women’s track); Jasmine Trogdon (women’s track); Nyasia Daniels (women’s track); Callum Montgomery

(men’s soccer); Martha Thomas (women’s soccer); Alejandro Garcia Moreno (men’s tennis); Tai Martin (women’s tennis) 2017 Arthur Ashe Jr. Sports Scholars

• Baseball had 75% of the team make the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll with a 3.0 or better semester GPA for the fall semester and 53% of the team earned a 3.0 or higher in the spring.

• Football had 42 team members make the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll with a 3.0 or better fall semester GPA and 20 team members graduated December 2016 with two more graduating May 2017.

• Men’s golf had 71% of the team make the C-USA Honor Roll for having at least a 3.0 cumulative GPA in the fall semester and earned a 3.102 cumulative GPA in the spring semester.

• Women’s golf saw their first team member earn Chancellor’s List honors in spring 2017.

• Men’s basketball placed 8 team members on the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll with a 3.0 or better GPA in fall 2017 and 2 students graduated spring 2017.

• Men’s soccer had 84% of the team earned a 3.0 or higher in the spring semester and finished the semester with a 3.219 cumulative GPA.

• Men’s tennis earned a cumulative GPA of 3.177, with 75% of the team earning academic honors for spring 2017.

• Men’s track and field had 19 members of its team make the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll with a 3.0 or better semester GPA.

• Softball recorded their highest cumulative GPA in program history with a 3.624. Softball had six “Perfect Niners” (4.0 semester GPA) for the fall and seven for the spring.

• Volleyball had 9 of the 13 student-athletes named to the Athletic Director’s List for fall 2015 and 9 of 14 for the spring semester.

• Women’s basketball had 3 team members graduate in May 2017.

• Women’s soccer had 95% of its members earn a 3.0 cumulative GPA or higher for spring 2017, 13 finished the spring semester with a 4.0 GPA and as a team, they earned a cumulative GPA of 3.587.

ACADEMIC SUCCESS ANDCOMMUNIT Y SERVICE

• Women’s Tennis had 85% of its team members earn Athletic Director List honors a 3.0 semester GPA or better in the spring semester and posted a 3.55 cumulative GPA.

• Women’s track and field earned their highest semester GPA in program history and over 76% of the team made the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll with a 3.0 or better semester GPA.

C OMMUNI T Y SERVIC E• Student-athletes donated 2,789 hours of community

service to organizations in the Charlotte area.

• Student-athletes earned 3,105 life skills credits during the year.

• 97.3% of student-athletes earned the minimum number of required life skills credits.

• 95.1% of student-athletes earned the minimum number of required community service hours.

• Women’s tennis led all sports with an average of 12.57 life skills completed per team member.

• Men’s golf led the men’s teams with an average number of credits completed per team member of 10.57.

• Men’s soccer led all sports with an average of 24.50 community service hours donated per team member.

• Women’s tennis led the women’s teams with an average of 14.36 community service hours donated per team member.

• The Freshman Life Skills class leader was Matt Brooks (Baseball) with 19.

• The Freshman Community Service class leader was Zachary Marchinko (men’s track and field) with 94.5 hours.

• The Sophomore Life Skills class leaders were Tom Nobles (Men’s Track & Field) and Juwan Foggie (football) with 19 each.

• The Sophomore Community Service class leader was Jared Kent (men’s soccer) with 32 hours.

• The Junior Life Skills class leader was Haley Pace (softball) with 26.

• The Junior Community Service class leader was Zhuvonte Wilson (men’s soccer) with 32 hours.

• The Senior Life Skills class leader was Reid Aube (men’s basketball) with 17.

• The Senior Community Service class leader was Kenya Olley (women’s basketball) with 17.5 hours.


SPONSOR SHIPS, MARKE TING & TIC KE TING

C ORPORATE SPONSOR SHIPSThe Athletic Department has completed its fifth year of an 11-year multimedia rights partnership with IMG College. The three-member Charlotte IMG Sports Marketing Team includes a general manager, senior account executive, and partner service coordinator who are charged with growing corporate and university relationships to help monetize the available marketing assets within athletics. Charlotte IMG Sports Marketing built upon their growth from the inaugural season, currently managing over 80 partnerships. Most significant among these were:

• Harris Teeter• OrthoCarolina• Carolinas Healthcare Systems• Coca-Cola Bottling Company Consolidated• Bojangles’• UPS

MARKE TING AND PROMOTIONS• Continued to grow the Pick Axe Points Student Rewards

Program, allowing students to check in to games via the Pick Axe Points App within a geofenced area, share check-ins on social media, and take and post photos within the app. The Pick Axe Points App also allowed for direct communication via push notifications to students.

• Hosted the first stadium flyover in Charlotte football history on Military Appreciation Day in November. Also, hosted a first responders game, where all football coaches wore the hat that featured the 49ers logo and either “Police,” “Fire,” or “EMT” on the front of it.

• Fans were treated to a host of exciting promotional giveaway items with the most popular bobble head figures of head football coach Brad Lambert and head men’s basketball coach Mark Price.

• Aligned breast cancer awareness events for men’s and women’s soccer, volleyball, women’s tennis, softball, and women’s basketball in partnership with Carolina’s Healthcare Systems and Zeta Tau Alpha.

• Completed the first on court teddy bear toss to provide plush toys for children in need around the Charlotte region for the holiday at a women’s basketball game.

• The athletic department once again hosted Education Day in conjunction with a women’s basketball game welcoming students from local Charlotte-Mecklenburg and Cabarrus County schools to participate in pre-game educational activities and cheer on the 49ers.

SOC IAL NE T WORKINGContinued to grow social media numbers placing Charlotte in the top 5 in Conference USA in fans/followers including Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Instagram.

• Facebook fans have grown to over 40,000 • Twitter followers grew to nearly 30,000• Instagram followers grew to nearly 11,000

TIC KE TING • The Charlotte 49ers welcomed over 245,000 fans to varsity

sporting events during the 2016-2017 school year.

• Men’s soccer finished 26th nationally in total attendance for the 2016 season.

• Women’s soccer ranked 1st in attendance for Conference USA for the 2016 season.

• Over 1,000 tickets to the military appreciation football game on November 12, 2016 were provided to area active and retired armed services members and their families through our Seats for Soldiers program.

• For the third consecutive season, Charlotte 49ers’ Baseball averaged over 1,000 fans for home games, including a season high 6,445 for the NC State game in uptown Charlotte at BB&T Ballpark.

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THE 49ER CLUB


For the fourth straight year, annual donations to the Charlotte 49ers Athletic Foundation have surpassed $2 million coming in at over 2.2 million.

Annual donations are received through four main entities: the Annual Giving Campaign, the Let Me Play Luncheon, the 49er Club Golf Outing and the Great Gold Rush Auction. The spring semester highlights the Athletic Foundation’s efforts. The 49er Club Golf Outing and the Great Gold Rush Auction are held in June, and the Annual Giving Campaign concludes with the end of the fiscal year on June 30. Annual donations do not include monies raised through capital gifts or other restricted giving donations.Total contributions to the Athletic Foundation in 2016-2017 were $6.16 million.

49ER CLUB ANNUAL GIVING• Raised $1,365,635 in gifts to the Annual Fund.

• Received $326,511 through in-kind gifts including but not limited to, lodging, food, paper, printing, medical and dental services.

• A record 1,810 individuals/companies made a gift to the Annual Giving Campaign and over 2,900 made a gift to any foundation fund.

• Membership in the Student 49er Club, the student equivalent of the 49er Club, reached 261 members and raised $5,379. Brian Pearlman served as president and vice president was Kimberly Leaston.

• Bob Brannan served as chair of the annual fund drive.

• Raised over $213,700 at the 13th Annual Let Me Play Luncheon held in October at The Charlotte Convention Center. In its 12 years this event has generated in excess of $1.6 million for our women’s athletics programs.Lynn Good, chairman, president and chief executive officer of Duke Energy, one of America’s largest electric power companies, served as chair and keynote speaker.Sponsors included Duke Energy, Bank of America, Hayes Charitable Trust, Premier Inc., Deloitte, CB&I, MetLife, Rodgers Builders, Inc., Moore & Van Allen, Hunton & Williams, OrthoCarolina, Coca-Cola Bottling Company Consolidated, Sealed Air, K&L Gates LLP, DiscoverReady LLC, McGuire Woods, PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP, Lowe’s, Charlotte Knights, IMG, Ernst & Young LLP, Hugh McColl, Edifice, Inc., Northwestern Mutual, Charlotte Hornets, Bain & Company, Morgan Corp., Parker Poe, FFTC, Robinson Bradshaw & Hinson, and The Charlotte Observer.

• Raised $74,392 at the 40th Annual 49er Club Golf Outing presented by Mecklenburg Valve Source and Vannoy Construction. The event was held in June at Pine Island Country Club. Chris Newsome served as chair for this year’s event where 34 teams participated.

• Raised over $246,300 at the 34th Annual Great Gold Rush Auction held in June at the James H. Barnhardt Student Activity Center and Dale F. Halton Arena. Jan Beatty served as chair for this year’s event where more than 550 people bid on over 1,700 items in the silent and live auctions. The Compass Group served as presenting sponsor.

• The Annual Green Jacket Reception was held at the home of Larry and Ginger Griffin. More than 200 donors attended the reception, which was catered by Chartwells.

• The annual Endowment Donor Dinner was held at Quail Hollow Club in May to honor those who have made endowment gifts to the Athletic Foundation.

• Conducted Coaches Caravan Tours in Concord, the Triad and Ballantyne.

20 CHARLOTTE 49ERS

ATHLE TIC FOUNDATION

PURPOSEThe Charlotte 49ers Athletic Foundation provides scholarship assistance to over 400 male and female student-athletes in 18 varsity sports. Established in 1969, the Athletic Foundation has developed into a vitally important support group, pursuing excellence, integrity and pride in the University’s athletic program. The 49er Club, the Athletic Foundation’s official booster organization, offers membership to both individuals and businesses.

ME THODS OF C ONTRIBUTIONAlumni and friends of the Charlotte 49ers support athletic and academic excellence through a variety of annual and special gifts. Each donor can elect to give in a way that best suits his or her personal preference. The most common methods of giving are listed below:

• Cash and Other Gifts: Includes company and personal checks, American Express, VISA and MasterCard, as well as the donation of stocks, securities and real estate.

• Employer Matching Gifts: Doubles or triples the impact of your gift and increases your membership level and associated benefits. Contact the Athletic Foundation for more information on matching gifts.

• Athletic Scholarship Endowments: Can be named in honor of an individual or organization. Provides annually for a student-athlete’s tuition, room, meals, books and fees.

• In-Kind Gifts: Includes any professional service, product or equipment which is of use to the Athletic Foundation.

• Planned and Estate Gifts: Includes life income arrangements from trusts, annuities, pooled income funds, etc. as well as life insurance policies and individual estate bequests, such as cash or real estate.

TAX IMPLICATIONSAll contributions to the 49er Club are considered gifts to the Charlotte 49ers Athletic Foundation and are credited at full value for purposes of the member’s University gift record. However, a contribution to the 49er Club, which entitles the donor to priority assignment of men’s basketball or football season tickets, is 80% deductible for income tax purposes, according to Internal Revenue Code, Section 170 (I). In addition, the Internal Revenue Service has ruled that this 80% portion of your gift is only tax deductible to the extent that it exceeds the value of the benefits you receive. The Athletic Foundation has estimated the fair market value of the benefits described in this brochure and this information is available upon request.

PRIORI T Y POINT SYSTEMAthletic Foundation donors receive priority seating assignments in the Charlotte 49ers football stadium for football season tickets and in Halton Arena for men’s basketball season tickets. The Priority Point System also applies to seating for regular-season road games and post-season tournaments/championships/bowl games. Priority points are assigned as follows:

• 4 points for each consecutive year of 49er Club membership

• 3 points for each $100 donated during the current fiscal year

• 2 points for each $100 donated during the donor’s membership history

• 2 points per $100 for FSL total paid

• 1 point for each consecutive year of purchasing men’s basketball season tickets as a current 49er Club member

• 1 point for each consecutive year of purchasing football season tickets as a current 49er Club member

The following is an example of how the Priority Point System is applied: A 49er Club member has donated $1,000 per year for 8 consecutive years, purchased 4 Green Tier FSLs and has purchased men’s basketball season tickets for 5 consecutive years.

BEC OMING A MEMBERTo become a 49er Club member, simply visit charlotte49ers.com and click on the support the 49ers tab. Select donate and create an account if you do not already have one. Anyone who has given in the past will already have an account. Your tax-deductible gift will make a difference in the lives of Charlotte student-athletes. For questions, please contact the Athletic Foundation at (704) 687-4950.

8 CONSECUTIVE YEARSOF MEMBERSHIP....................................................................4 X 8

32 POINTS

$1,000 DONATED DURING THE CURRENT FISCAL YEAR..........................................3 X (1000/100)

30 POINTS

$8,000 DONATED DURING THE MEMBER’S HISTORY................................................2 X (8000/100)

160 POINTS

$4,000 FSL PAYMENTS MADE DURING THE MEMBER’S HISTORY........................................2 X (4000/100)

80 POINTS

5 CONSECUTIVE YEARS OF PURCHASING SEASON TICKETS...........................................1 X 5

5 POINTS

TOTAL = 307 POINTS


FINANC IAL REPOR T

22 CHARLOTTE 49ERS

ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS & FUNDS

ALAN WILSON HAYES, JR. MEN’S BASKETBALL SCHOLARSHIP

made possible by a gift from Sadler and Debbie Barnhardt in honor

of Sadler’s late cousin.

ANONYMOUS SCHOLARSHIP made possible by an

anonymous donor.

BELK ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FUND* made possible by a gift

from Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Belk, the late Mr. John Belk and his wife, Mrs.

Claudia Belk, and the late Mr. Tom Belk and his wife, Mrs.

Katherine Belk.

BO AND CAROLYN PROCTOR STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP

made possible by a gift from Bo and Carolyn Proctor.

BONNIE E. CONE ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP provided in memory of

James B. and Mary W. Braswell by Kenneth B. Braswell.

CAROL GROTNES BELK ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FUND* made

possible by a gift from Mr. Irwin Belk and his late wife, Carol

Grotnes Belk.

CELIA and NICK LANEY STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP FUND

made possible by gifts from friends of Celia Laney.

CHARLOTTE 49ers BASEBALL ALUMNI SCHOLARSHIP made

possible by gifts from former baseball players and friends of

the program.

CHARLOTTE 49ers GARCIA FAMILY FELLOWSHIP made possible by

a gift from former men’s soccer players Gabe and Carlos Garcia and

their parents, Carlos and Mary Garcia, in honor of their late sister,

Jessica, and her love for children and education.

CHIP WAMPLER DEVELOPMENT FUND made possible by a gift from

Chip Wampler.

CHRISTINA AND RAY CLARK STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP

made possible by a gift from Christina and Ray Clark.

CHUCK KISTLER SCHOLARSHIP FUND made possible by a gift from

Charles Kistler.

COWHER FAMILY STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP FUND made

possible by a gift from Mark Cowher.

CY BAHAKEL SCHOLARSHIP IN COMMUNICATIONS made possible

by a gift from the late Mr. Cy Bahakel, Beverly Poston and Bahakel

Communications, Inc. for a student-athlete majoring

in communications.

DALE HALTON DEVELOPMENT FUND made possible by a gift from

Dale F. Halton.

DALE WARREN STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT

FUND* made possible by a gift from Mr. Dale Warren.

DAVID DUNN FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift from

David Dunn in honor of his father, Richard C. Dunn, his mother,

Charlotte H. Dunn and his three children Katherine, Mary Margaret

and Charlotte.

DONALD M. AND RUTH D. MACKAY STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP

FUND* made possible by a gift from Nick and Emily McEntire.

ELLISON CLARY AND LINDA GALLEHUGH STUDENT-ATHLETE

SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift from Ellison Clary and Linda

Gallehugh.

ERATO-PREIK WOMEN’S SOCCER SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift

from former women’s soccer player Dana Erato and her husband, Dr.

Curtis Preik.

ERIC AND KEM MILLER STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP FUND made

possible by a gift from Eric and Kem Miller.

ERIK WALKER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND* made possible by a gift

from Larry and Anne Walker.

FRANK E. (CHIP) WAMPLER, JR. STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP made

possible by a gift from Frank E. (Chip) Wampler, Jr.

GINGER & BOB BULLOCK STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP FUND made

possible by a gift from Ginger and Bob Bullock.

GREGG AND MORGAN RODGERS STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP

made possible by a gift from Gregg and Morgan Rodgers.

HARVEY E. BROWN FAMILY STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP made

possible by a gift from Harvey Brown.

HENRY B. FOWLER MEN’S BASKETBALL SCHOLARSHIP FUND* made

possible by a gift from Ms. Dale Halton, who established the scholarship in

honor and in memory of her grandfather, the late Mr. Henry B. Fowler.

HULENE HILL STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift

from Ms. Hulene Hill.

IRWIN BELK ATHLETICS DEVELOPMENT FUND made possible by a gift

from Irwin Belk.

JACK AND VADA BOARDMAN SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT* made

possible by a gift from Ms. Vada Boardman, wife of the late Jack Boardman.

JACOB PHARES STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift

from Jacob Phares.

JAMES R. NISBET TRACK SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift from Fred

and Nancy Stubblefield.

JAMES H. AND MARTHA WOODWARD STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP

made possible by a gift from Jim and Martha Woodward.

JEAN M. WHITTAKER AND PAUL F. MCGUIRE STUDENT-ATHLETE

SCHOLARSHIP FUND* made possible by a gift from William and

Karen Whittaker.

JOHN BELK SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift from the estate of the

late Mr. John Belk.

JOHN CRANE ENDOWED GOLF SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift

from the late Mr. John Crane and many of his friends in honor of John’s

commitment to the golfing community.

JOHN L. GREEN JR. STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a

gift from Mr. John K. Green, the son of the late Mr. John L. Green Jr.


ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS & FUNDS

JOHN TESTA JR./TESTA WIRTH, INC. STUDENT-ATHLETE

SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift from family, friends and

business associates of the late Mr. John Testa.

JON RICHARDSON FOOTBALL SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a

gift from Jerry and Rosalind Richardson in honor of their late son,

Jon Richardson.

JUDY WILKINS ROSE STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP made

possible by a gift from Judy and Ken Rose and many other friends,

family and colleagues of Judy Rose in honor of Judy’s dedication to

the Charlotte 49ers Athletic Program.

KAREN POPP DEVELOPMENT FUND made possible by former

women’s basketball player, Karen Popp and M.C. Ragsdale.

KATHRYN M. AND DENNIS N. BUNKER III ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP

made possible by a gift from Kathy and Dennis Bunker.

KENNETH ROSE STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP made possible

by a gift from Judy and Ken Rose and many other friends, family and

colleagues of Judy Rose.

LARRY & GINGER GRIFFIN STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP made

possible by a gift from former men’s golf player Larry Griffin and his

wife, Ginger.

LARRY AND SYLVIA HYATT STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP

made possible by a gift from Larry and Sylvia Hyatt.

LINDA & BILL SWAYNE ATHLETICS DEVELOPMENT FUND made

possible by a gift from Linda and Bill Swayne.

LOY HAWN WITHERSPOON ENDOWED ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP

made possible by a gift from Mr. Loy Witherspoon.

MARGIE K. LEDBETTER STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP FUND

made possible by a gift from Mr. James Ledbetter in honor of

his grandmother.

MARTHA PRICE/ROSE ERWIN STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP

FUND* made possible by a gift from Ms. Martha Price and the late

Ms. Rose Erwin.

MICHAEL & KAREN REAVIS STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP

made possible by a gift from Michael and Karen Reavis.

MILDRED ENGLISH STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP made

possible by a gift from Ms. Mildred English.

MILDRED J. KNIGHT STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP made

possible by a gift from Dr. Marilyn Dotson in memory of her mother.

NANCY AND FRED STUBBLEFIELD STUDENT-ATHLETE

SCHOLARSHIP FUND* made possible by a gift from Mr. and Mrs.

Fred (Nancy) Stubblefield.

PAUL & ALMA BARRINGER STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP

FUND made possible by a gift from Kelly Barringer.

PENNY BRAWLEY SCHOLARSHIP FUND* made possible by a

gift from friends of the late Penny Brawley in honor of Penny’s

commitment to the tennis community.

RICH AND CAREN BALLANTINE ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP made possible

by a gift from Rich and Caren Ballantine.

RICHARD AND LINDA DUNN STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP made

possible by a gift from Richard and Linda Dunn.

ROBERT E. AIKEN SCHOLARSHIP FUND made possible by a gift from Robert

E. Aiken.

ROBERT M. BALL STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a

gift from Mr. Robert M. Ball, Class of 1976 and a former member of the 49ers

men’s basketball team.

RONALD S. AND LUCY JENNINGS DAVISON STUDENT-ATHLETE

SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT FUND* made possible by a gift from Mr. and

Mrs. Ron (Lucy Jennings) Davison.

SADLER AND DEBBIE BARNHARDT DEVELOPMENT FUND made possible by

a gift from Sadler and Debbie Barnhardt.

SANDRA KISTLER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift from

Charles Kistler in memory of his mother, Sandra Kistler.

SCOTT R. STORICK STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT

FUND* made possible by a gift from Mr. Scott R. Storick.

SUZANNE AND CHIC HUBER SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift from

Mr. and Mrs. Chic Huber.

T.D. WILKINS, JR. AND MARTHA BRADLEY WILKINS SCHOLARSHIP made

possible by a gift from Judy and Ken Rose in honor of Judy’s late father

and mother.

THE BUFF SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift from Adam and

Katey Parham.

THE COACH PHIL RATLIFF FOOTBALL SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a

gift from an anonymous donor to honor the late football coach, Phil Ratliff.

THELMA AND EARL B. CAVIN STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP made

possible by a gift from the late Earl and Thelma Cavin.

THOMAS S. AND CYNTHIA B. MARSHALL STUDENT-ATHLETE

SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift from Thomas and Cynthia Marshall.

THOMAS C. TURNER STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP made possible

by a gift from Mr. Thomas C. Turner, retired UNC Charlotte Professor

of Accounting.

TOM AND LIB PHILLIPS ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FUND made possible by

a gift from Tom and Lib Phillips.

VICKIE AND GENE JOHNSON STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP made

possible by a gift from Mr. and Mrs. Gene (Vickie) Johnson.

WIL E. BROOKS STUDENT-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift

from Mr. Wil E. Brooks.

W. J. BRASWELL BASKETBALL SCHOLARSHIP made possible by a gift from

Billy Braswell in memory of his father, Bill “Braz” Braswell.

* indicates fund has multiple scholarships

24 CHARLOTTE 49ERS

BOARD OF DIRECTORS & STAFF

The Charlotte 49ers Athletic Foundation would like to recognize and thank the following members of its Board of Directors for 2016-17:Elizabeth Barnhardt

Sadler Barnhardt, Cottingham Chalk Hayes, Realtors

Jan Beatty, Wells Fargo

Glenn Beckworth, AH Beckworth

Steve Blakley, Kimley Horn

Bob Brannan, Strategic Investment Advisors Inc. /

Uwharrie Bank

Kevin Brown, TIAA

Jermaine Burns, The Charlotte Observer

Michael Carlisto, Edifice, Inc.

Dennis Champion, Compass Group

Joey Cohen, GMS Racing

Richard Dunn, Preferred Health Plan of the Carolinas

Gary Flouhouse, Vance Flouhouse & Garges

Houston Helms, Bank of America

Tracey Hill, First Citizens Bank

John Howard, Hilton Worldwide

Joe Jackson, Metrolina Capital Advisors

James Ledbetter, Bank of America

Robbie Lewis, Jani-King of Charlotte

Krista Long, CalAtlantic Homes

Carol Lowe, Sealed Air

Andrew Muller, Rodgers Builders

Chris Newsome, Hendrick Motorsports

Pat Palmquist, Armor Electric Repair Service

Jacob Phares, Harris Teeter, Inc.

Tom Phillips, D.L. Phillips Company

Mitchell Puckett, Greenleaf Development

Mike Pugh, Pugh Oil Co., Inc.

Michael Reavis, The Massey Company

Nick Rhodes, Atlas Research

Greg Ross, Carlisle & Gallagher Consulting Group, Inc.

Ali Sherrill, Teradata

Charles Simms, Johnson & Johnson

Michele Williamson, Coca-Cola Bottling

Company Consolidated

Dan Van Dyke, Jenkins-Peer Architects

William Grant Whittaker, Weaver Bennett & Bland

The Athletic Foundation welcomes the following new members to its Board of Directors as of July 1, 2017:Jim Boylan, Retired

Kevin Brewer, Kevin Brewer Associates

Andrea Howard, JLL

Rick Mitchell, iTek

Karen Reavis, IBM

Kyle Stillson, Cato Corpoaration

Athletic Department Head Coaching Staff:Brad Lambert, Football

Mark Price, Men’s Basketball

Cara Consuegra, Women’s Basketball

Karen Weatherington, Volleyball

Kevin Langan, Men’s Soccer

John Cullen, Women’s Soccer

Loren Hibbs, Baseball

Aimee DeVos, Softball

Jeremy Feldman, Men’s Tennis

Michaela Gorman, Women’s Tennis

Ryan Cabbage, Men’s Golf

Holly Clark, Women’s Golf

Bob Olesen, Cross Country & Track and Field

A.J. Lukjanczuk, Director of Athletic Training Services

Spirit Group Head Coaching Staff:Dr. Jeff Miller, Director of Athletic Bands

Adam Thomas, Cheerleading

Danielle Terrell, Gold Dusters

Athletic Department Staff:Judy Rose, Director of Athletics

Darin Spease, Deputy Athletic Director

Kim Whitestone, Executive Associate Athletic Director

Chris Thomasson, Senior Associate Athletic Director for Football

Tom Whitestone, Associate Athletic Director for Media Relations

Scott Byrd, Associate Athletic Director for Compliance

& Championships

John George, Associate Athletic Director for Tickets

and Operations

Nick Konawalik, Associate Athletic Director for Marketing

Lisa Hibbs, Academic Center Director

Athletic Foundation Staff:Mike Hummer, Executive Director

Kelly Weatherman, Assistant Director

Dan DeVos, Director of the Athletic Annual Fund

Michael Garrett, Assistant Director of the Athletic Annual Fund

Brittany Kicklighter, Executive Assistant

Tamara Roland, Gift Analyst

Dan Freeman, Intern


DONOR LISTING

The Charlotte 49ers Athletic Foundation is the official fundraising arm of the Charlotte

Athletics Department and provides funds for athletic scholarship and facilities for more

than 400 student-athletes. Established in 1969, the Athletic Foundation has developed

into a vitally important support group, pursuing excellence, integrity and pride in the

university’s athletic program. The Foundation sponsors the “Let Me Play” Luncheon in the

fall, 49er Club Golf Outing each April and the Great Gold Rush Auction the first Saturday

following Memorial Day. Friends of the 49ers and 49er Club members are invited to plan

for these three extremely successful and popular events. For more information on these

events or to join the Athletic Foundation, please call (704) 687-4950. Listed below and on

the following pages are the 49er Club members whose combined contributions totaled

more than $6.16 million during the past fiscal year, July 1, 2016 – June 30, 2017, both for

athletic scholarships and facilities.

HERITAGE SOCIETY(ENDOWMENT DONORS)Robert AikenAnonymousBahakel Communications & Beverly PostonRobert M. BallRich & Caren BallantineSadler & Debbie BarnhardtKelly BarringerJohn M.* & Claudia Belk*Irwin BelkKatherine McKay Belk-CookVada BoardmanBilly BraswellKenneth B. BraswellWil & Linda BrooksHarvey Brown Jr.Bob & Ginger BullockDennis & Kathryn BunkerEarl* & Thelma* CavinChristina & Ray ClarkEllison Clary & Linda GallehughMark A. CowherJohn J. Crane*Ronald S. & Lucy DavisonShelia & Bob DillonDr. Marilyn DotsonDavid DunnRichard & Linda DunnMildred & David EnglishDana Erato & Dr. Curtis PreikJohn Keith GreenLarry A. & Ginger GriffinDale F. HaltonHulene Dian Hill Chic & Suzanne HuberLarry & Sylvia HyattGene & Vickie JohnsonCharles KistlerCelia LaneyJames LedbetterThomas S. & Cynthia B. MarshallNick & Emily McEntireEric & Kem MillerAdam & Katey ParhamJacob Lee PharesTom & Lib Phillips

F.C. & Carolyn ProctorKaren Popp & M.C. RagsdaleMartha Price & Rose Erwin*Michael & Karen ReavisMr. Jerome J. RichardsonGreg & Morgan RodgersJudy W. RoseKen RosePeggy SmithScott StorickFred Stubblefield Jr.Linda & Bill SwayneThomas C. TurnerLarry J. & Anne WalkerFrank E. (Chip) WamplerDale J. WarrenWells FargoWilliam & Karen WhittakerJohn S. Testa Jr.*/Testa & WirthChancellor Emeritus & Mrs. Jim Woodward

CAPITAL SOCIETY(CAPITAL GIFTS) AnonymousBalfour Beatty ConstructionBank of AmericaEleanor & James Barnhardt FoundationBass Pro Shops, Inc.Irwin BelkMarjorie Benbow & Hector Henry*Blumenthal FoundationBovis Lend Lease, Inc.Cannon FoundationCoca-Cola ConsolidatedConcord Mills, Inc.Crowder ConstructionAaron CurryThe Daughtridge FamilyJ.B. & Jeff DavisDee & Rick Ray FoundationDickson FoundationD. Hunter Edwards Jr.Mark ErwinMr. & Mrs. Malcolm E. EverettMary Liz FrancisDale F. Halton

Mr. David L. HauserMrs. Robert G. Hayes*Robert F. Hull Jr.Ind-Com Electric CompanyDale JarrettKelley JarrettJeff Mullins Locker RoomJeff Kane & Pat NowakKeffer AutomotiveRobbie & Jill LewisLuquire George AndrewsSteve LuquireHugh McCollTom & Lib PhillipsKaren Popp & M.C. RagsdaleJoe & Chris PriceRodgers Builders, Inc.Mr. Jerome J. RichardsonJudy & Ken RoseHarry L. (Bud) RosenbaumFelix SabatesLaura A. SchulteBertram ScottRuth & Colin ShawSignature Sports Group, Inc.SteelFabFred & Nancy Stubblefield Jr.Fred Stubblefield IIIThe Mills CorporationThe Shelton FoundationThe Trexler Foundation & James Henry TrexlerTransamerica Occidental LifeWells FargoMichael L. WilsonC.N. (Bud) Witherspoon

GOLDEN SCHOLARSHIP($12,500-UP)Robert AikenAshley Richardson AllenAnonymousMyron & Skyler BassGlenn & Rhonda BeckworthIrwin BelkDennis & Kathryn BunkerCarolinas Medical Center UniversityCharlotte Knights BaseballCoca-Cola Consolidated

Compass GroupMark & Susan DoughtonDuke EnergyLarry A. & Ginger GriffinHilton University PlaceDale JarrettKelley JarrettLee Valve CompanyEric & Kem MillerNyborg LogisticsKaren Popp & M.C. RagsdaleJoe and Chris PriceMr. Jerome J. RichardsonSalem Sales Associates, Inc.Susan Daughtridge & Paul StreibLinda E. SwayneAdam & Jan ThomasJohn & Candi Van Ruitenbeek

COACHES CIRCLE($8,500-$12,499)Bank of AmericaCharles A. BeattyTim & Cathy DemmittMark W. ErwinDavid & Angie GayMrs. Robert G. Hayes*Robert F. Hull Jr.Gene & Vickie JohnsonCarol LoweMark & Joani MooreJeffrey ReasonsMichael & Karen ReavisRon & Terri RichardsDr. Ruth G. ShawCharles & Cindy SimmsClifton D. & Lorie T. Walker

GOLDEN ADVANTAGE($5,000-$8,499)Shelby Lee AllenTodd & Stephanie BeaversDr. Luke BennettSteve & Kelleigh BlandTanis & William Bowles Billy BraswellKenneth B. BraswellJeff Bridgeman & Jeff NisbetCraig R. Brown Harvey E. Brown Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Marvin M. Bruce Jr.Phil CaplingAnn H. CarsonBoyd & Bo CaubleCB&ICDPCharlotte Research InstituteCoastal Mortgage ServicesBill & Pam CrowderDeloitte Services LPSusan D. DevoreDonald James DiffendorfShelia & Bob DillonDr. Michael DockeryEast Coast Wings CorporationDana Erato & Curtis PreikWarren FeldmanDr. James Fleischli

Phil & Kim GuyRoscoe & Simmi HannerHonda Cars of ConcordHunton & Williams LLPWilliam R. Hutaff IIILarry & Sylvia HyattR. Joseph JacksonJP & Lindsey JonesDr. Robert JonesKeffer HyundaiRobert D. LeeMark G. LombardiMarburger Automotive GroupDr. Anthony W. MartinStephen D. McLaughlinKim Braswell McPhailMetLife - Metropolitan Life Insurance CompanyJay & Lee Ann MillerMoore & Van Allen PLLCBill & Katharina MumfordPat & Judy PalmquistParks ChevroletTrevor & Jessie ParrisPicasso’s Sports CafeMichael K. PughWalter & Pamela PutnamDavid R. RavinKathleen C. RichardsonRodgers BuildersEric RohrJudy & Ken RoseLaura A. SchulteJames A. SchumacherSmith Turf & IrrigationSoutheast Industrial EquipmentBryan & Sandy StarnesJeff & Sandra StewartNeil & Lauren StikeleatherGeorge SwygertThe Leon Levine FoundationTicket ReturnUniversity Eye Associates O.D. & Dr. Steve EylerUniversity VolvoWard Tank & Heat Exchanger Reid & Mary Ellen Wilkerson

GOLDEN PLUS($2,500-$4,999)Ronald V. & Katherine H. AlmondJ. Murrey Atkins Jr.Kelly B. BarringerHarold & Kim BlackwelderKevin & Brenda BrewerEric & Patricia BrownJean CarneyDennis & Bonnie ChampionDr. Reid ChaneyJames W. ChuberKay Fandel ClickDerick CloseMichael C. ColeMr. Michael D. CorteseCarl & Donna Council Jr.Misty Cowan-HathcockTim Crist

* denotes deceased

26 CHARLOTTE 49ERS

DONOR LISTING

Todd Crowley, DDSKevin R. CrutchfieldD F Halton Foundation Inc.Mr. Edward DeStefaniDiscoverReady, LLCRick & La Donna DobsonDr. Marilyn K. DotsonChancellor Phil L. DuboisRhonda & Brian DugganEdificeLarry & Debbie FergusonGary & Meg FlouhouseChristopher J. FlynnFoundation Cabling CorpPatsy & Brooks FrazierMarilyn & Jim GallagherCarlos GarciaGabriel GarciaHeather Malone GilliamMrs. Lynn J. GoodLisa & Frank HardeeKevin HedspethHendrick MotorsportsAndrea Wilkerson HowardTiffany G. HowardJohn & Maria HusonIMG College, LLCIMG College Seating, LLCJane E. JohansenK&L Gates, LLPCharles William KistlerDoug & Sara KullAlison R. Lacy SherrillCelia & Bryant LaneyLarry & Jean LeonardKrista & Michael E. LongBrian & Maya LoveLowe’sGregory Denard MasseyMr. Hugh McColl Jr.McGuire Woods, LLPBeth Hardin & Geoff McLaughlinMetroTech ChemicalsCharles Raye Munn Jr.Mark S. NantzJoseph L. NoeJacob Lee PharesTom & Lib PhillipsTony & Debbie PooveySarah Scott & Drew PoretMark & Laura PriceMartha PricePriceWaterhouseCoopers, LLCF.C. & Carolyn Proctor Jr.Michael S. RichardsonRocky River Golf Club at ConcordKarl & Rachel SchulSealed AirDr. & Mrs. Jay G. SelleSignature ConsultantsMoses P. TalluriThe Byrd Agency, Inc.The Charlotte ObserverTraditional Golf ManagementGary R. Travis

UNC Charlotte College of EngineeringLarry J. WalkerChip WamplerKeith & Diane WassumEd Watson & Kyle WatsonDon & Marcia WatsonDanny & Nancy WattsH. E. Weeks Jr.Carol & Lee WhiteRick ZuberColleen Zulman

GREEN JACKET($1,500-$2,499)Mario M. AlbanoBill & Mary AndrewsAtkins LibraryAutoBellB & R Body Shop NorthMr. & Mrs. James G. Babb Jr.Glenn & Susan BaileyElizabeth BarnhardtSadler & Debbie BarnhardtBen BasingerCharles & Pamela BeamJanice G. BeattyClaudia Watkins Belk*Jim BentonMr. & Mrs. Ken S. BernardoDon & Sharon BickelMs. Marion BishMr. Howard C. BissellMr. David Glen BlackAndrew BlickBlue Dot Readi-MixJames L. Boger Jr.Allan & Robin BornkampTom BowenRob BowlinJames & Vivian BoylanBob & Debbie BrannanKeith BrittKevin BrownLynn R. BrownWillis Lee BrownRobert H. BullockBetty BurnsRichard J. Buttimer Jr.William David Bynum IIMyron & Dorothy CaldwellEd & Ann CannonCarolina CATBill CarsonHugh W. CarterBarry R. ChambersCharlotte Touchdown ClubPeggy & Ken CherryScott & Amanda ChildressBo L. ChriscoeTimothy S. ChurchEllison Clary & Linda GallehughMelvin L. ClineMarshall Lee CobleAlan & Heather CochraneAdam Coe

Joseph P. CohenStephen & Meredith CollieCara Consuegra & JP JosettiKevin CorlJeffrey & Ashlyn CorleySteven P. CosbyCalvin H. CraigGary Grant DaemerDane ConstructionRonald & Lucy DavisonJohn C. DealCraig A. Depken IIThomas J. DeVriesRoger L. DickConnie Vestal DortonDowd FoundationLamar L. Drye Jr.Todd & Danielle DryeRichard G. DunnEleanor & James Barnhardt FoundationEPICMac & Andy EverettFamous MartJim FarmerSusan & Allen FarmerRoy FieldingMr. Daniel FinkleSean M. FlynnPaul & Dietra FoodyFoundation For The CarolinasRichard FryWilliam Jeffrey FurrIvan & Gayle GayJoel A. GillandAmanda GleasonJan & Bucky GloverThomas R. GoinsClaudia J. GoppoldMichael & Laura GraceJames Bradley GreeneMatthew & Sharon HaglerChristopher D. HallmanJoseph E. HanelTodd HarringtonJeff M. HartlageHeede SoutheastSusan C. HeffronHouston HelmsHess Tires & Auto ServiceJeff HesterLisa & Loren HibbsJames E. Jr. & Nancy D. HillTracey & Noel HillKevin W. HinsonHornets Basketball, LLCBrett HoustonJohn P. HowardChic HuberTiffany & William HughesMelissa Ann IdeShirley & Al InscoeMark C. IsaacsBruce L. JamesJani-King of CharlotteJenkins-Peer ArchitectsJocks & Jills Sports Bar

Bill & Lucy JonesJames T. JonesJuba Aluminum ProductsJames H. KillianDennis KimesKimley-Horn and Associates, Inc.H. Joe King Jr.R. E. Kizer Jr.David & Marie Knox CPADonnie & Masherrill KoonceBrad & Angie LambertMarcia Danita LaneJeffrey B. LeakCraig Barzillie LedbetterJames S. LedbetterSharon LedbetterBrian & Emily LeftwichChristopher L. LocklearTommy & Cathy LyonsDr. & Mrs. David L. MageeThomas S. & Cynthia B. MarshallDemond & Kia MartinLinda MaxwellJohn McArthur Jr.Alan W. McBrideJohn McCurdyDennis & Kaye McGarryJan & Bob McGrathRobert & Amanda McKinzieScott Kenneth McNeiceMcWhirter Family, LLCMecklenburg Valve SourceStephen Hayes MeeksPaul & Phyllis MerrittMatthew John Messina & Linda CassettaMidRex TechnologiesDoug & Linda MilesEric MillhamRobert MillsRobert & Beth MonaghanAlecia & Wiley MooreMorgan Corp.Charles & Connie MorganCameron R. MullinsLarry W. NewsomChris & Marie NewsomeJill M. NierenbergAlice D. NolenNorthwestern Mutual Financial NetworkLarry O’BrienTim O’ConnellMary Ann O’ConnorKevin & Denise OliverRick & Wanda OsborneJames Adam ParhamParker Poe Adams & Bernstein, LLPAlan & Theresa PearlmanPiedmont Natural GasPinpoint Warehousing, Inc.Frank PippinScott L. PoffProtronix Group

Beverly PughTeresa B. PutnamJohn W. PyrtleRobert QutubR. E. Mason CompanyRamey Kemp & AssociatesDennis & Betty RashTerry & Jo Ann ReedEric W. ReichardRick & Julie RobbinsKent RobertsRobinson Bradshaw & Hinson, John & Elizabeth RoseJohn R. RosentalGregory Ross & Kathryn BlanchardMary Ann RouseBenjamin RussoFelix S. SabatesSteven & Anita SabolChristopher L. SalleeDave & Karna SchantzNorm & Marianne SchulRich & Karen SchwartzJohn H. SequeiraRobert L. ShipferlingShowalter Construction Co., Inc.SK GoodmanKevin Scott SmithShawn N. SmithSteelFabKyle J. StillsonSunbelt RentalsLarry Dwaine SwinkLuke W. TeagueThe Dickson FoundationT.J. TisonRene ToadvineThomas C. TurnerUNC Charlotte Department of MusicCharles Patrick UtzEric Ryan VernonJoey WalkerDavid & Juliane WalshSteve & Cathy WangerinDale J. WarrenBrett L. WatersAllen P. WatsonKelly Weatherman & Tim NewmanKristin Elaine WhiteRebecca WhitenerRichard F. WhitfieldWilliam & Karen WhittakerLucian D. WilhelmLat & Debby WilliamsRichard F. WilliamsMark WindleKaren D. WoodBryan L. WoodyTeross W. Young Jr.Arthur L. Zillante

GOLD NUGGET($500-$1,499)Accrue Partners, Inc.

P.A.

* denotes deceased


DONOR LISTING

Richard W. Addis Jr.Alfred WilliamsRobert G. AlmonHeather Hunt AlmondMelissa Hanft AndersonMr. Louis Andre IIIAnonymousErik AugenbergsJ. W. & Viviane AvantBrenda J. BaileyBain & Company, Inc.Amy L. BakerRich & Caren BallantineChristopher M. BarbeeJohn & LeAnda BarnardDaniel & Jenny BarnesDomonique & Alan BarnesJana & Jason BarnhillGeoffrey A. & Alicia B. BartoschMichael R. BeigayDonna BialoskyJosh & Sarah BlackEddie BlantonRosalie L. BlumenthalGary Moseley BoydBetsy BryanDee Nichols BuckminsterBumgarner Oil Company, Inc.Burke CommunicationsMaria Edna ByarsMichael C. & Sherry M. BynumC & M EnterpriseDarrin R. CardwellJ. Matthew CavallineRobert J. CeroskyCharlotte Girls Soccer AcademyMichael & Michelle ChildersDrew & Stacey CoffeyDaniel & Carolyn CollinsJohn E. ConnaughtonJames R. ConnorsNelson L. CooperCynthia CopeJeffrey A. CorbettDaniel CoxDavid F. CranfordChip Crumpler Jr.Fieldin CulbrethRichard E. CullerThomas Eric DavisAimee & Dan DeVosDena R. DiorioRodney & Joan DodsonErica & Kevin DonnalleyBetty DosterJim Patrick DurningHarold William DyeRenita P. EasonJarrod Lee EudyJamey T. EwingJohn W. FanningMr. Jeremy FeldmanRobert & Le Ann FentonBeth FischerEdward M. FreebergMr. William P. Frey IIIJimmy D. Froneberger

Jennifer GaleckiFrank J. GammonPhil & Charlotte GandyTremaine GardinerMichael J. GardnerBob & Elsie GarnerKirk T. GavelJohn W. GeorgeMr. James Russell Gibson Jr.John H. Gilbert IV & Ashley G. GilbertRichard GivensTravis Roseman GordonTodd & Angela GradenGreat Food ServicesNancy GrebenkemperTodd GreeneEdward Griesmer Jr.Aaron P. GriffithAaron & Pam GriffithMs. Kelly D. GriggRichard GuffyPhil & Liz HainsKenneth HaneyBradley G. HarrisCammie & Dee-Dee HarrisAndrew HarverKevin E. HarwardMichael G. HarwoodMr. & Mrs. James A. Hayes IIIRichard Alden HenlyRandy C. HerrinSherri HeywardCharles R. HodgeMitchell Clark HodgkissLisa E. HoldenJames HoppaJoanne M. HowardWayne M. HoyleDoug & Martha HughesDr. Edward C. HullMichael & Stacy HummerMichael & Sandra HumphreyRetha I. HunsickerJoseph C. HunterFred Hunter, Joyce Southern & Louella HefnerKevin & Debra HurseySamuel & Candace HyltonBrian & Charles HyndmanDhiaa M. JamilJody JessupMs. Magda JezovicovaJohn Desmedt and Associates, Inc.Jonathan Eric & Aaron Matthew JohnsonKevin Scott JohnsonMatthew W. JohnsonEdward A. JonesEvadne A. JonesFrank & Carol JonesJeanneine P. JonesJason Allen JordanBilly Joy Jr.Kenneth S. KeenanDavid W. Keller

Kelly & Jeff KentMrs. Brittany Hutchins KicklighterMichael P. KiserJ. Vaughn Klutts Jr.Mike & Jennifer KnappChrist Koconis, M.D.Bradley P. KonawalikWilliam D. Lackey IVMichael & Paige LaddTrevor LambertLandDesignMeghan E. LantierPatrick LawsonDavid LawwillJohn D. LeadinghamBrad & Adrienne LewisJohannes LopezJoan F. LordenBradley J. LucasSteve LundbergWilliam F. Lynch Jr.M V Momentum ConstructionMr. William MacLellanAdrian K. MarbryVincent A. Marcello Jr.Jonathan Bradley MasseyJames Anthony MatanMike & Sherry MayberryTim MayesRyan & Lauri McDanielsTina McEntireMichael L. McLambMichael & Catherine McLaurinSteven D. McManimenRobert Lee MedlinElena MeleBob & Sue MellnikTom L. MichaelTom MiraliaWilliam T. Mitchell IIRobert Haywood MizellRobert E. MooreMaryangela MorganBill & Jennie MorrisonEdward & Janet MorseJeff M. MullenJeff & Candy MullinsMark MundayWalter H. Neely IIITip Nicholson & Nancy DavisJulie M. PatrickMary PayneRonald Lee PayneRandy & Wendy PetersonDavid J. PfleegerJeff PoplinPower DrivesKevin & Katie PowersJayaraman RajaWilliam & Pamela RankinAmy & Rob RappMr. Dustin C. Read, PhDKaren L. ReddickDoug, Laura, Will & Betsy ReeceNick & Betsy Rhodes

Jerry C. RitchieJames RizzoAllison & Landon RoachGary RobinsonPatricia A. RodgersDavid S. RogersJeff RogersLee & Eleanor RoseNicki Lynn RossGary L. RosserDavid & Margaret RudisillBarry M. SalzmanJohn R. SampleJerry Dean SavageBrian D. SavonStanley Eugene ScottTheodora J. SexstoneMerle D. SharickJohnathan & Carmen ShawChristy & John SheaDan & Lee ShearerAndy & Beth ShookRobert T. ShoreGary Shuford IIBrent Anthony SigmonJohn SinkDavid Aaron SmithGuy & Carla SmithMike SmithBill SpargerDarin & Kathy SpeaseShermeca StantonChristopher J. StarksEric & Jennifer SteigerwaltGary W. StinnettScott StorickMrs. Christy A. StromskaA. Frank SuddrethSummit Hospitality Group, LtdKevin & Patricia SweeneyJason Kyle TaciaSarah Mattraw TannerDavid R. TaylorChristine C. TeatTerry Hill ConstructionThe John R McAdams Company, Inc.M. Wayne ThomasKyle J. & Sireesha ThompsonMichael & Jill ThomsonGary Allen TolbertNicholas A. TomlinPeter E. ToomeySavio V. TranLouis A. Trosch Sr.David Mitch TwiddyJoe & Kim VaccaroJon VandergriftDorothy VickMilton WalkerJason Brandon WallErin & Chris WebberMike & Jennifer WeeksWells Fargo Community SupportTom & Kim WhitestonePaul E. Whitley Jr.Randy & Stephanie Wieck

Lindsey Renee WillifordJohn T. WilsonJustin M. WilsonMichael David YoungBrent M. YountsTimothy Younts

FORTY-NINER($250-$499)Jason & Kristy AbernethySusan & Richard AbernethyDenice F. AdkinsClifton Keith Allen Jr.Mark E. AlmondThomas AmannDon Allen AmmonsJason Daniel AndradeJames Bryan AndrewsKimberly G. AndrewsTaylor L. ArcidiaconoMarc AschMelanie & William AsheStephen S. AshleyCraig AustinBrandon AycockTami Backlinie Burris & Joanna Yount FeltovichNicholas P. BaderJeremy W. BaileyRobert D. BairAllen & Kim BakerDebra Kilby BakerJeffrey Allen BakerMac BakerBallantyne Insurance GroupJames A. & Joan A. BallardJohn Glenn BarkanicJustin BarnesSteven BarnesMarvin W. Barrier Jr.Steve & Donna BarringerPearl W. BassardDrew BaucomJennifer Nicole BeamFisher M. BeasleyArthur Beaty Jr.Beau Brown Enterprises, Inc.Chris & Monique BeckerCraig & Donna BerlinEvan R. BernsteinChris & Linda BiggersErin Marie Woodlief BillAlan C. BlackMark & Karen BlackwelderWendy R. BlightMaria P. BlitvichCharles Robert Bolliger Jr.Andrew BookshMarc William BorusTrevor J. BourqueBrian A. BowmanWilliam Tyler BoylesMartin L. Brackett Jr.Barbara A. BranchTamika N. BrandonAdam Mark BridgersMr. Scott Briggs

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DONOR LISTING

Mark W. BrittSusan BrooksMatthew & Angela BrownPam M. BrownShane Reid BrownTodd & Audrey BrownAlex and Lauren BryantMichael Blair BryantWilliam W. BuddGeoffrey C. BurdickTracey & Mike BurnetteJermaine & Robin Lamont BurnsDavid Ray BurtonJames A. ButlerAmy ByrdEd & Jeani CameronDavid CampbellMatthew T. CampbellJoanne G. CarmanNathan CarpenterWilliam A. CarrouthersTodd & Alicia CarteAnthony D. CarterTruex Vail CarterKelly Case-NealBrett T. CaseyRandall & Vicki CaubleCharlotte Glass ContractorsCharlotte Ski BoatsJohn ChristenburySteven R. ChristopherKevin ChurchAnthony & Victoria CiresiStephen L. ClarkJonathan H. ClaytonDavid M. ClineRobert W. ClowersKasey CoatesDavid CobleKellie Lewis & David CobleElizabeth & Philip ColcordJohn ColeJonathan CollmanConder Flag CompanyJason David ConnerJoseph ConteEd & Jenn ConwayKendra Alise CooksJillian Melissa CooperStephen A. CoppolaJennifer Anne CostarinoJohn Malloy CovingtonBrian Matthew CoxMichael & Margaret CoxMr Thomas Harold Cox Jr.Drema Dawn CraftBrad CravenDavid W. Craven Jr.Christopher G. CreamerRobert & Cherita CromerKenneth T. CrumpJohn R. Culbreth Jr.Susan M. CunninghamMichael L. Curry Jr.Lynn S. DaltonJohn S. Darr

Paul DavidsonDr. Gregory DavisJames Edward & Jennie DavisMatthew Stephen DeckerJeffrey M. DeeseMike DellingerGregory & Amy DenningAnne DentonMr. Justin DerbyMr. Stephen Joseph DeStefaniDaniel DeWeesePaul R. DibblePerry D. DiMarcoJohn Robert Dimier Jr.Peter DineenScott DixonStephanie & Matthew DoblerDouglas DobySeamus M. DonaldsonGeorge H. DowScott & Erin DowdSummer Leigh DrakeDr. Matthew Leighton DraughonTheresa J. DrewSteven P. DuisJordan Shore DullJim DuncanCharlotte & Dick DunnLee W. DunningRonnie & Mary DurhamAdam Hunter EberhartEd Lloyd & AssociatesSteven Eugene EddyPaula Jane EdmundDavid B. ElliottNicholas & Kelly EntasEnterprise Rent-A-CarTimothy James ErnstBrad & Ashley ErwinLeila Taratus EvansMichael FaulkenburyBrian Gregory FayNevin FayFellowship of Christian AthletesJason & Jenn FeltisStephanie K. FeltisCynthia & Christyn FertenbaughDorothy S. FickerJonathan FifeLauren & James FinleyKatherine Helen FletcherDustin FoleyWilliam L. Fortner Jr.James FosterGayle Strickland FoxSid & Beverly FousheeJohn J. FramptonJoe FrancoGreg & Kathleen FrancusDeta’ FranksStephanie E. Greer FulcherMichael Martin Ganzert Jr.Denny Gappens

Drue W. GarrisonAmanda & Jason GarvinJeffrey G. GassLarry Ronald Geddings Jr.Dr. Bruce GehrigSusan & Travis GehrkeCameron GeorgeRodney & Melody GibsonButch GilbertMilton Heath Gilbert Jr.Kenneth D. GilmoreDr. Tehia Starker GlassBrett GlovierRobert J. & Linda R. GlusenkampMichael O. GoinsScott GoodaleEddie & Carol GoodallClay Phillips GoodmanRick & Connie GordonRodney Franklin GravesJeffrey M. GrayTimothy GreenPete & Dominique GreveMr. Michael J. GrevelingNeal & Julia GriffinRichard GrimstadJeffrey K. GruberChristopher Ryan GuinDavid T. HallSeldon Paul HamiltonQuinton Bryon & Courtney HamlettKevin HarbinJeffrey K. HardingBill D. Hardister Jr.Stephen C. HardisterHargett Electric CompanyAndrew & Gina HartmanRichard & Linda HayesMarcus A. HaynesCraig & Debra HazeltineGeorge W. HedgpethJames L. HelfKaren A. HelmsCarl L. HendricksRandall L. HenionCynthia H. HensleyJoelle Alexandra HernandezThomas B. HicksJames R. & Donna G. HildrethChris & Amy HillHulene Dian HillJeffry Scott HillVirginia Hill & C. Dana RossAlan & Josh HirschSam HofmannJonathan HoleDavid & Cathy HollandKyle HollandH. Clark Holmes Jr.Dean S. HoodMatthew HornerPaul B. Horner IVJohn L. HovisCharles Howard

Bryan & Stephanie HudsonRobert Chris HudsonKevin & Holly HuntRobert Brenton HuskeyJohn S. IafrateIn Line General ContractingMatthew Thomas IndovinaInfinity’s End, Inc.Richard Alan IngleInSouth Insurance ServicesDavid Ray IsenhourAlan Russell IsleyJohn Robert JacksonLewis T. JacksonHoward J. JacobsChristopher P. & Sherrie JamesClint A. JamesJeffrey M. JenningsClifton C. & Mariana V. JensenDonna L. JobCynthia Wolf JohnsonRobert L. JohnsonSam Andrew JohnsonDana H. JonesKeith Harris JoyeMartin & Cheryl KanePenelope G. KaragounisCharles S. KaufmanShezarrah KeaneAmanda M. KegleyKen Harris & Associates, P.A.Abigail Hastings KerrJames H. Killian Sr.Reginald M. KitchensMirza KlisEric E. KneselJohn A. KnucklesAngela L. KochLaurie Ollis KorthCharles B. Kraus Jr.Keith & Julie KroehlerLou Ann L. LambGinette LapierreJustin Corey LaRocheLyle LashmitDennis H. LassiterRichard Travis LedfordCynthia Starsmeare LeeMarlon Lance LeFevreVirginia McCuen LewisLester F. Linthicum Jr.Matthew & Teresa LiskaEric H. LittleChristopher B. LongDustin LongJames Calvin LononBrandon & Wendi LovelaceRichard Alan LovetteRodrigo Matias LuevanoChristin Rose LukehartAJ LukjanczukCarol LuttrellLVS Construction ServicesRobert D. Jr. & Sandy B. LyerlyDr. James E. LyonsDavid & Jane MacKay

Jeanne L. MadorinHollie Marie MalinovskyMichael Ray MaloneMiss Terra Elaine MarckeseJohn MarkDavid & Kristin MarshJustin Gregory MarshDan Mastin Jr.Steven MaysonetMs. Joy McAuleySteven McCachrenMichael J. McCarterJames Brandon McClungWilliam J. McCoyAndy & Jennifer McDonaldSusan Cabot McKeithenBrady S. McKenzieJay McKinneyMichael A. McKinneyEugene B. McLaurin IIDaniel H. McPherson IIIAnthony Sendy MendezJohn MeyerMichael McGowen Agency, Inc.Michael W. MilesScott & Ashley MilesAlisha Marcella MillerJake C. MillerMichael E. MillerThomas MillerEddie & Joy MillisTimothy M. MillsA. Craig MintzGregory L. MixonChris & Lauren MooreMeg & Kelly MooreSonya P. MooreCharles L. Morgan Jr.Mark Lewis MorganMichael R. MortonWilliam Jacob MuessenPratap C. MukharjiEric G. MurdockStephen MurdockRobert D. MurrMatthew Gordon MurrowMac & Jodie Musselwhite IIISusan Platts MusselwhiteAlex W. MyersCraig D. MyersTimothy John Nalls Jr.Gregg NantzAllison & Stephen NelsonSean Bradley NewtonRaymond & Carmela NichtingCaleb H. Nolley IIIJeremiah NorbergMs. Kelsie OrmsbyRobert V. OsteenElliot Martin OtelsbergAlbert C. Outlaw Jr.Nicholas Mike PappasJames Neil ParksWendel M. ParksTim & Linda ParrottFrancis K. & Ann B. Pate


DONOR LISTING

Casey John PaverMarcia C. PayneMichael A. PearsonPembroke Veterinary HospitalDeborah P. PerezSteven P. PerrySean PfannkuchWalter M. Phillips IIISteve PhilpottTerry & Tyler PierceThomas PirtScott & Lindsey PlunkettScott PorterNick PourasefJohnny L. & Deborah S. PressonCharles W. PriceJames L. PriceCarrol Diane ProffittJulie PrudhomimeJeffrey L. PughJustin Adam QuantzKen QuiltyDana Lynn RaderMike & Paige RankinRobin ReavisGerald A. Reott Jr.Matthew S. ReutherDaniel & Miryam RevillaClaudia M. ReynoldsDan & Beth ReynoldsDeborah H. RiceErik Thomas RiegelJoshua Matthew RiersonMike RipleyBenjamin L. & Judith B. RoachGregory Scott RobertsDaron L. Robinson Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Russell M. Robinson IISean M. RobinsonSusan S. RobinsonRobert K. RochelleRobert W. RockJames E. RogersJeffrey P. RogersTony & Kasey RolfesRose Chauffeured Transportation Ltd.Brian William RosenfeldChristina & Donna RowlandNelson Alan RoysterChristopher Paul RudarRonald G. RuleJerry RussellDavid M. RutledgeLarry SamuelsDavid B. SandersPatricia & Scott SarvisDaniel V. SaundersWilliam Bishop SaundersCharles Mac SawyerJoseph Michael ScaliseEdwin T. SchlichterSusan & Alan SchwintBryon R. ScottChris D. Seaford

Amanda D. SelfBrian SetteFae Elizabeth ShafferNathan ShafferJim K. Shaw Jr.Todd SheetsEric & Bonnie SheltonStan SherrillKaren D. ShugartPatsy Howie ShumakerGeoff & Sherrie SilversteinSara Jeanette SimsChristopher Ray SinkJonathan W SinkCraig W. Smith IIID. Edward SmithDouglas Phillip SmithFranklin R. Smith Jr.Jeff & Carla SmithRoger & Angie SmithRoss Everett SmithTim SmithTravis O. SmithValerie SmithersAdam SnellJohn M. SnelsireSteven Craig SolikDeems & Stephanie SouthardSoutheast ValveSouthern Roofing, LLCSouthside ConstructorsMr. Rocci J. Spadaccini Jr.David B. & Sedra SpanoRon & Jill StallingsWayne & Lisa StarnesAntoinette SteedmanStephen & Stephanie SteigerBuffie & Mark StephensWilliam B. StillerNancy & Norman StoneTravis Alan StowersRick L. StricklandDaniel F. SullivanCarrie Leigh SuttonStephen D. SweetserBrian D. SwillingCullie M. TarletonAnthony David TennentBrooks K. TerrellHerman E. ThomasTimothy J. ThomasChristopher ThomassonHaskell M. ThompsonHunter ThompsonMichael ThompsonCory M. TiltonJames N. & Kelley TouchstoneCory D. TreadawayJeremy S. & Melissa M. TreadawayCynthia M. TrevisanCaleb Ray TruittJeff & Jan TurpinRocky and Cammie TysingerUNC Charlotte College of Computing & Informatics

UNC Charlotte College of Health & Human Services and College of EducationUNC Charlotte Graduate SchoolUNC Charlotte Office of International ProgramsJustin UpchurchMargi VagellMrs. Gabriela VergaraJ. Mark VoglerWilliam D. Voncanon IIIBrent M. WagnerMichael & Kendall WahbaSharon WalkerWilliam James WalshJohn A. & Frances P. WaltonKeith A. WaltzElizabeth A. WatkinsAshton Bryan WatsonJane Lee WatsonDonald A. WeberBernita A. WellsRajender J. WestSteve Alexander WhiteDonald Lee WhittemoreReggie WikeRavonda Nicole WilkersonMichael Hugh WillardDavid T. WilliamsJason H. WilliamsLaura Hope Demski WilliamsJacob C. WillisChristopher Barr WilsonKimberly K. WilsonLaToya WinstonPeter & Rhonda Anne WirthWithrow PropertiesLana G. WoodsonDr. & Mrs. James H. WoodwardChristopher David WrenchWright Roller CompanyLeigh & David WrightCharles YettCharles YoungMichael R. Young

MINER ($150-$249)G. Stanton AdamsHarry D. AndersonStefanos ArethasDevrin Keith AvantMitchell Levon BaldwinGary B. BartleyRobin W. BennettRyan BermanScott and Julie BinglerSelim S. BingolJennifer Lynn BlackmonKatherine BlanchardVada BoardmanAndy BovenderBenny Don BowersChris & Laura BrakeSandra S. Bright

David & Karen BroomeRobert William BuffAndrea Jo BuschurHarry & Virginia BushSusan CarterDorothy Ann CaulkinsLaurence A. CobbDavid M. & Patricia L. CoxKatharina Marie Das GuptaS. Dawn DaveyDouglas DayRichard E. DeRhodesMr. and Mrs. Stephen & Kara Doughton Jr.Mark Powell DowHyacinth V. DrummondLinda J. DusenburyMike & Kathy DyerUlrick Rodney EdmondsC. Wallace EidsonBarry EmblerDonald Lee FleetwoodScott & Amanda FortinFour Seasons Property ManagementJohn & Dorothy GandarGenera Solutions LPScott & Kathy GillespieMichaela Quinn GormanDavid M. GrantBeverly L. GreveElizabeth M. GuinanLinda S. GwaltneyMichael Dean GyoerkoeDavid Benjamin HackSteffany HajekMr. George Thomas HamiltonVivian Lee HamiltonMary Kim HarrisJohn M. HarwellMr. David L. HauserTimothy M. HegeJennifer L. HerzigJohn M. HollingsworthStanely J. HomenickI. Nathaniel Howard IIIGeorge JacksonJeff & Jodi JenningsGregg JensenOla JonssonMr. Jason Paul KinleyGary KitchensMr. Nick KonawalikKathy LambertStephen LambertRobert A. Ledwell Jr.Charlie & Kelly LentzHayley LewisTed E. Lide IIIRichard S. LinkRebecca M. Macnair-SemandsPhilip Harold MattoxTraci & Adam McCombsTim Mead & Lucille HowardSteven & Carol MeadowsZachary Hampton Medina

Emily A. Stephenson-Green & Michael G. GreenMelinda MinessaleJohn E. MisleJeff MitchellMcKensie Lane MoodyErvin E. NeumannLara Simmons NicholsMrs. Kathleen K. OBannonCynthia Elizabeth OlesenRobert J. OlesenMrs. Tekeisha PenningtonBrad PlattDavid & Bonnie PowellKyle John RathJerome Johnson Richardson IIILindsay Marie RobbinsMelissa RoseKelly D. ScottJoan & John ShampDr. Rebecca Ann ShoreNina D. SimmonsWendy Smart & Phil FosterDonald Wayne SmithMr. Ross Winfield SmithMichelle S. SpakKevin & Lisa StephensSarah E. StricklandJay-Michael SuttonMarcus R. TeagueMarlon A. ThomasDeborah & Michael ThorntonAudra Nunn TyreeChristopher Lee UsseryNik & Kathryn Van NortMark & Meriale VerburgElliott & Susan WallaceJamin L. WatsonQuanita D. WellsMr. Neal WikeNancy L. WilliamsSteve & Joyce WilsonA. K. WingetJames W. Wininger

GOLD DUST ($49-$149)Mrs Kelly A. AbeLyndon AbramsSusan J. AddisonHolly AlexanderJessica AlfonzoTom AlligoodALMAR Auto, Inc.Sally J. AlmasonJoanne Aluka-WhiteRalph & Amanda AngiuoliJames M. AnthonyNicholas A. ArkynsMarcy A. ArnoldTerri Wright ArnoldRussell J. AshRobyn L. AshleyMr. P. Laurie AutenJeffrey Lee AutryYamilka Baez-Rivera

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DONOR LISTING

James C. BailerMary Cecelia BainAndrew D. BakerTerri & Ed BaldwinStan BallTsehaye Dagnachew BaneyBrandon J. BanksConitsha B. BarnesRicky Keith BarnesDaniel & Cara BarnwellJarred Thomas BarrReagan Kelly BarryLance BartlesShane Walker BasenKathi M. BaucomBrian Gregory BauldrickJohn A. BeallBrooks Austin BeattyLeslie A. BeckGanasham T. BeerbhajanSusan A. BellKyle BermanEric BessermanSean M. BirdJessica Brooks BishopKile O. BlairH. Parry Bliss Jr.Micah J. BodfordKathy BolusCarol K. BondyScott S. BoulwareJonathan & Beth BowmanLowell T. BoydTammie Ford BoydWilliam C. BrackenKim Santos BradleyWilliam Scott BradleySusan M. BranchLarry R. BrannockKeith & Debbie BraySharon BremerJames E. BrennanMargaret & Jim BrewerJanice & Keith BrewingtonSimon J. BridglandCory BrimEric M. BrinsonWilliam & Deborah BrooksAndy & Vonda BrownJustin Lane BrownTerry Brown Sr.Tracy BrownEdward D. BruceSandra M. BryanZachary Davis BumgarnerConstance R. BurgessSusan K. BurgessDelores H. ButlerJoey ByrdMike ByrdRichard & Kelly ByrdScott M. ByrdRyan Willis CabbagePatricia Walker CaldwellAlex CalottEvan A. CalottAlice F. Campbell

Beverly C. CampbellCraig CampbellSarah Anne CampbellMatthew R. CanfieldTammy Hern CaplanMike CarlistoWilliam A. & Terri Q. CarpenterHarry I. ChernotskyJeff & Tammy ChildressSheryl ChisenhallMatthew D. CiagliaChristina and Ray ClarkHolly Cantwell ClarkCynthia E. ClementiMartha Viser ClontzRay CloydStan CockeStephen J. CoenSamuel Hunter ColemanMark CollardMr. Shannon Dale CollinsMark & Susan ColoneCatherine M. ConnorEdward Tiffin Cook IIIDesmond Ashton CooperJames E. Cooper IIIStephanie CooperTracy CorbettCarol P. CornwellKen CostanzaJason Terry CouchClinton Jamal Covington Jr.Dean H. CraverTerri L. CrookLarry W. CrothersTeresa & Manny CrowtherWinifred CulbrethJohn & Gina CupstidCameron Taylor CurlingsMr. Pat B. CushingChristopher CusmanoJoseph C. DaddioNikhil Vithal DahakeJeffrey G. DalrympleMark D’AmicoTimothy J. DanchessTertrina Sakellie DanielsKatherine D. DavidsonCarol Buchan DavisChristine Reed DavisKent P. DavisKim & Roman DavisMichael A. DavisR. P. Stephen DavisAnthony DavisonAnthony DawsonRobert & Lily DayChristine M. DebiaseTeri L. DebooKimberly Keane DerrickSabine M. DetzelJames K. DevaneRon & Mary Ellen DeVosPardon N. DexterDillon Glenwood DieffenbachKent J. Distl

Kyle DoppeltSusan M. DoranShohn DotyKenneth John Dowdle & Catherine DowdleBranden DozierTony DudaThomas & Kris DuffyAustin Patrick DukeHenderson & Karen DukeSamuel DunbarCrystal R. DunhamDan DunhamZachary Rhea DunnMr. Richard M. DurhamRobert Van DurhamBridgette A. EarnhardtJames E. EdmistonAndrew EdwardsBrian EdwardsJuliann EdwardsMark EdwardsSarah Oettinger EdwardsMs. Sarah E. EkisCarl EllingtonJoshua Andrew ElliottNathan P. ElliottWilliam B. ElwoodJonas Enander HedinPriscilla EnglishBradley W. EudyKari EudyChristopher O’Neill EverettJames Houston FancherRachel & Kyle FarmerRonald FarrellJesse C. Ferguson IIIJulie C. FergusonTara Jean FigardElizabeth J. FitchChris FlanniganShirley H. FleetwoodDoug FloweIra McDonald Flowe Jr.Samuel & Shannon FlowersPerry B. FoggieBobbi H. ForbisBill FosterTheresa Lynn FoustDouglas R. Fowler Jr.Sean D. FoxBetty L. FrancisTodd Edward FrazierElizabeth Gilliam FrereMichael FrisbeeJohn Brent FullerDebra B. FurrLashonda R. FuselierJennifer S. GaisbauerArt & Alice GallagherJoanna L. GammonChristine Johnson GannonMichael E. GarrettJohn & Karen GasterChristina GeimannJimmy Demetrius GibsonAmanda Leslie Goetschius

Roderick M. GoldingKyle L. GookinsDonna D. GoraB. Stanley GrahamRyan and Aimee GravenderGreg Ott Center for Physical Therapy & Sports MedicineBenjamin T. GrobeDon GroutC. Todd GrovijohnNancy GutierrezBob & Renda GwaltneyDoug & Christy GwaltneyMirsad HadzikadicDr. Katherine Hall-HertelAlfonza Hamilton Jr.George HamiltonDavid HamptonCatherine R. HansenMary & Edgar HardinJoseph B. Harding Jr.Dr. Felecia C. HarrisCaton L. HarrisonElizabeth Ann HarrisonJohn HartmanDavid Shannon HaynesJerry J. HeaterAshley Suzanne HedrickSylvia A. HefferonSharon Crocker HefnerMr. Bobby Height Sr.Kyle Jonathon HelfMark S. HemenwayRandi Ann HendersonKeith HenryTyson L. HibbsGary D. Hicks Jr.Josephine H. HicksJoan E. HigginbothamDaniel HigginsJoseph Adam HodgeKyle Anthony HoffmanRandy HoffmanBeverly C. HoganJeff HoltzKeith Thomas HooverTimothy R. HorkeyKathryn L. HorneEricka Leigh HouckKenneth J. Houck Jr.David Ronald HovisRobert P. HowardRebekah HowellGerald David Hudson Jr.Kristee S. HuffmanAngela K. HugginsStaci Dennis HugginsCarl C. Hughes Jr.David O. HughesJames E. S. Humphrey IVVikram HundalNoah HunterRebecca HunterAaron C. HurseyAllison M. HurseyTommy HutchinsDeborah Mesimer Insley

Brandon K. IsaacJanice K. IveyChristy L. JacksonClark JacksonLibby K. JacksonJoshua A. JaggersRyan J. JankJulia S. JansonTimothy Aaron JarmanMatt JarvisLinda P. JenkinsVictoria JenkinsMr. Robert JenningsAmanda Alexis JohnsonMatthew Christopher JohnsonRyan JohnsonSteven E. JohnsonAmy F. JollyGreg & Sheri JonesJennifer E. Jones-GoodwinJeffrey Adam JordanCharlita D. JosephVerna D. JulatonKimberly C. KelleyAshley R. KellyLynda A. KellyJoel Alan KepleyBrian M. KingKevin T. KingThor KlangAmy & Thomas KneppLouis KraftThomas Joseph La BiancaMark C. LaceyBrian & Anne LackeyRichard G. LambertChadwick Stanley LandenKevin LanganLisa Marie LanierRalph V. LaRosaDarius D. LawDaniel Justin LayellWalter D. LeaverRobert & Leah LedfordMs. Ute K. LentzWilliam H. LentzMiss Leah Marie LeventhalMr. David LindnerLauren Nicole LinkKevin W. LinscheidKelly J. LittleRichard W. LittleZeb Vincentt LittleEmily LockardRodney B. LongLani LongarzoLaura J. LuckadooJoseph Andrew LyallSean Evan LyonsTim LysaughtKristina D. MadduxStephanie & Salim MadjiWesley L. MaffettJames B. MagillJennifer S. MajorKimberly Ann MallosGary Maniloff


DONOR LISTING

Sara G. ManningDonna MantoothLisa M. MarcusCurtis Michael MartinMichael Allen MartinPatricia M. MartinRhonda K. MartinDean MashburnSue MasonGreg MaybinChristine McAlarneyPamela A. McCrearyJoel C. McCroryNick & Emily McEntireRandy C. McEntireDeirdre McGlone-WebbKevin McGraneLeslie McIverMartin J. McInerneyWilliam H. McKinleyNancy McMelisJohn C. McMillanTimothy J. McNamaraRichard Lee McNeillMegan MeadeRonnie Ray MeineckeMartin D. MerholzGeoff T. MessenheimerAntoinette & Gene MesserMatt M. MilesTracie W. MilesDavid Sigsbee MillerF. Carroll Mizelle Jr.Ashley & Taylor MokrisTerry L. MontgomeryMark P. MontiniAnne Cooper MooreLydia H. MooreJulie MudgeBrian Raymond MurrayStephen Michael MuscarelloDavid P. Nanney Jr.Jeff NelsonJohn K. NeilsonTamara Marie NelsonJennifer R. NicholsWeston A. NicholsAdam G. NicholsonJeffrey T. NickDonna J. NoonanJohn P. NoonanEthan NormanJonathan & Laurie NormanDewey NorwoodRyan Michael NosakMary R. OlbrichKimberly R. OliverGregory OlsenRobert Scott OlsonOptima EngineeringJason George OsborneJohn Edward O’SullivanSteven & Connie OttDana L. OverbyRenee PaffElizabeth G PalianRoger E. Palmer

Sheri D. PalomakiRobin ParisoLee Ann ParkerAlex James PassannanteKate A. PassarelliBrian Thomas PastoreJames D. PattenAnne W. PattersonDavid W. PattersonSamuel Patterson IIIRiver PeeblesMr. Benjamin J. PendryKimberly Sousa PeoplesAlan W. PerdueDonna B. PerdueMichael E. PerkinsJody Snider PerrellAshley PetersonCarol H. PharrAlan E. PittsMr. Michael PlayerLyn Knight PlemmonsJohn Larry PlummerMyra Doster PocheKimberly Gaster PoteateJonathan Michael PressonProximity ArchitectureJosep PuigLesley Geer QuickMeredith A. RatajczakDonald S. ReddingAnjanette Louise ReiberTeresa S. RennerRobert RickelmanMichael & Toni RidgeBroadus M. Riggins Jr.Kobeyeh Rasaan RileyKaren W. RoachMiles Amelia RoachJacob Paul RobersonBo & Amanda RobinsonGregg & Morgan RodgersMiguel RodriguezMr. Justin K. RolandTamara H. RolandMrs. Rebecca Matthews RollinsCheryl V. RoofFrank M. & Lynne S. RoseLillian & Tola RoseTod RosensweigGeri A. RosmanChad R. RothlinGary C. RuppaltJanice RussellNicolas RyanRonald P. SandersRoger W. & Marilyn S. SarowRobert E. ScottSteven SeitzJacklyn S. SelleTimika Shafeek-HortonShain Fine Art/Shain GalleryLori L. ShawRichard W. ShoenerWilliam D. Shuford Jr.Thomas J. Sills

Steve R. SimonoJacinto L. SimuelNizam SingletarySpencer SingletonSallie SistareAnn L. SkalaskiChristina SkiourisKeshia R. SlocumLaura B. SmailesBryan A. SmithJarred Anthony SmithJody A. SmithRobert M. SmithTanner James SmithPatricia SochaJames & Shelby SpeaseT. F. SpencerDiane S. SpieglerNathan Gregory SpokasAshley Spriggs-BrownBrent & Camilla StastnyR. M. Steagall Jr.Todd R. SteckMr. Steven Carlton SteeleMr. & Mrs. Robert M. SteinDebbie StevensonDon & Katherine StewartRobert StilesWilliam N. StittDr. John M. StognerMichael Daniel SwanDonnie & Raegan SwaringenRichard A. SwartzelJohn SzczypinskiBryan J. TalikMaxine W. TaylorDavid TestJanet M. ThomasA. J. ThompsonJody ThompsonAndrew ThomsonCory TiltonMr. Enrique TorresSara Riddle ToscanoAngela K. TownsonBrion J. TreadwayZachary & Lindsey TreadwayTrue Paradise Properties, Inc.Mr. Ryan Michael TrzebiatowskiAgnes TurnerJeff TusseyMelissa A. TuttleStephen ValderRonald K. VanceAndrea M. VannChad Eric VernonRory D. VitaleSandra K. VlahosMs. Virginia G. VossWalbridge Southern, LLCJustin C. WalkerMatthew Ryan WalkerMrs. Amy WallaceMatthew Barnes WallerstedtJames Edward WalshChuang WangDana W. Ward

Ms. Lee Doster WardStephen Paul WardChristina W. WarrenTakiyah WatfordMrs Johnna Wilson WatsonKrista S. WaughKevin R. WaynorBrian Michael WaypaKaren C. WeatheringtonAndrew WeathermanDeborah C. WebbJessica Marie WelchRobert I. WelchScott Clay WelkerDr. Keith W. WellsChristian Daniel WenningMr. Jean-Michel Gaudin WerkRobert B. Whitestone Jr.Kimberly Lynn WhittingtonRobert C. WilkersonJohn A. WilkinsBernadette A. WilliamsChase Elliot WilliamsClarence R. Williams Jr.Ernest B. Williams Jr.Greg E. WilliamsJack WilliamsMarcie WilliamsPaul WilliamsCharles Lee WilsonJennifer Marie WinninghamKatie C. WiremanBenita J. WitherspoonMichelle S. WitherspoonPatricia H. WolvertonWilliam T. WomackRon & Patricia WoodStacy Kaplan WoodAlicia Nicole WoodsTeresa WoodsShane David WorrellDavid L. WrightDouglas B. WrightBrandon J. WyattPamela WynnRandy & Arian WynnNancy XiongBilly YandleDana & Xeng YangSusan P. YarberCatherine C. YoungSteve YoungLori Rhodes ZemanMr. Jacob E. Zonn

N.O.R.M. ($25-$48)James Arrington AdamsStephen Frank AlexanderJeanine Susan BachtelJennifer Murr BlakeAaron Jay BockDavid & Rachel BoninCameron J. BrittRegena BrownGregory L. CanadyCurtis K. Canty

Mary P. & Wayne D. ClarkMichael Ian CrawfordKimberly Rae CrowleyGeorgetta O. DavisSherrie DavisAllie EwingMatthew FoxKatrina T. GalloEvelyn C. GerdesTanya L. GlennAndre Ramone GrayLauren Mims GreggMatthew Christopher HancockRobert C. HarrawoodKristina HitchensMark John Hogan Jr.Ardy L. Holmes Jr.Kristi K. HubacherNatalie Cornell HuieStacy W. HummerAmy M. HutchinsonLanny Shawn InabnitEmily J. JefferyJena JessupRobert E. JohnsonPhilip M. JonesKannady Law FirmCandice Hunt KnezevicElizabeth Holt LadnerJammie C. LambiotteCharlie William LentzColby Allen LewisAndrew A. LightseyMonta MakiMonika Rae MarkleyJanet E. McAdooConstance T. MeroVicki H. MorrisHeather Elizabeth NanceKrista L. NewkirkPrince Newsom IIAlexander Lawrence PetzkeSamantha ReevesMeredith RigdonDonia Denise SchaubleSteven SerioSamuel M. ShoresKeaston Jacob SinickiMaureen SmithMeagan SofferaPaul & Kristin SpokasJamie Hays SzelcJoseph Peter TereshinskiChristen Renee ThomasDevin Powell ThomasRebecca ThompsonSherri L. WalkerMark WalterPhyllis S. WeberBarry Lee WoolseyAnthony Drew Zuress

STUDENT 49ER CLUB

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Student 49er Club is designed to increase school spirit, build excitement and awareness at all sporting events, and increase student awareness of the critical mission of the Student 49er Club. We thank the following students who were members of the Student 49er Club during the 2016-17 academic year.

Remy Adrian

Kyle Ali

Joshua Allard

Rachael Allen

Kendall Alligood

Alex Anthony

Briana Anthony

John Argo

Cameron Baker

Gregory Ballas

Kwendwa Barine

Patrick Barker

Thomas Barnhill

Marideth Batchelor

Bristol Batson

Skylar Bean

Anna Beane

Catherine Beaumont

Ryan Beckman

Kevin Blair

Alexander Blanton

Meredith Bond

Souksakhone Bounphenqsy

Victor Braddom

William Braxton

Jeffrey Brewer

Alex Bronk

Erin Brown

Caleb Bruin

Sarah Buie

Wesley Burch

Riley Burgiss

Austin Burns

Parker Burns

Jacob Burwell

Reniece Butler

Sameul Cabrera

Lauren Camp

Allison Caraq

Tilley Casselberry

Conor Castronovo

Diana Chew

Kayla Childers

Conner Clarken

Steven Clemens

Tyler Collura

Kylie Conard

Jacob Cook

Jefferson Cooper

Robert Cooper

Alexander Cornwell

Kyle Corum

Heath Cosby

Andrew Cottrell

Richard Crook

Collin Crowder

Patrick Crutchfield

Jacob Curtis

Zachary Dahlgren

Noah Daniels

Dru Davis

Gregrey Davis

Jessica Davis

Roman Day

Tyler DeAlmeida

Holden Derrick

Samuel Diehl

Christian Dlugosz

Jared Dobbertin

Nicole Van Druten

William Duff

Robert Duncan

Abigail Dyer

Conlon Eaddy

Ryan Echerd

Megan Edmiston

Chad Edwards

Neili Eggert

Harper Ellis

Peter Ensor

Bestman Eze

Alexander Farr

Grace Fendrick

David Cortes Ferrandez

Peter Ferrintino

Autumn Fleshman

Brittany Fletcher

Caleb Fogle

Malli Fowler

Morgan Frank

Matthew Frazier

Logan Frey

Connor Gallimore

Cole Garner

Laurie Garo

Amanda Garza

Leyna Giannelli

Kaitlin Gibson

Timothy Glauberman

Briana Gosden

Madison Grainger

Erika Greeson

Elise Hammaker

Evan Harris

Matt Harris

Conner Hart

Courtney Hartgrove

Baylee Harward

Kayla Hatton

Meghan Hendry

Natalie Herr

Jeffery Higgins

Logan Hodges

Samuel Horn

Will Huckabee

Jordan Hudson

Kendall Huggler

Jordan Hughes

Matthew Hutton

Genna Hutzler

Micayla Jefferson

David Jerrido

Caelynn Johnson

D’Andre Johnson

Jasmine Johnson

Elijah Kennedy

Madison Kent

Keira Kinney

Allison Knuckles

William Koch

Noah Kohl

Donnie Koonce

Jenna Lane

Ronald Latham

Sam Leach

Kimberly Leaston

Walter Leaver

Jean-Claude LeBlanc

Nicholas Lege

Daniel Parra de Leon

Joseph Lepore

Nolan Lisenbee

Autumn Little

Kristen Logan

Eric Long

Peter Loughrey

Gerald Mabe

Lorenzo Mapeso

Michael Marcin

Mildred Martinez

Sierra Matteson

Amberleigh Mays

Fox McAlphin

Wyatt McBride

Elliot McKenney

Jessica McLean

Cara McMahon

Brandon McMillan

Tony Mebane

Andres Medina

Breanna Meisenzahl

Deannh Mihalke

Pantelis Miliotis

Stephen Mininni

Jordan Mitchell

Emma Montecalvo

Jonathan Moody

Austin Moore

Matthew Moore

Jack Morin

Devon Munn

Ithamar Mwense

Joshua Nall

Jaqueline Noe

Trenton Novelli

Grayson Oakley

Connor O’Donnell

Elizabeth Ornelas

Hunter Pace

Meredith Pack

Dante Padilla

Christopher Parish

Tammy Parunak

Mathan Patel

Rikev Patel

Waggas Patel

Denver Patterson

Logan Pautz

Hunter Pearce

Nathan Pearce

Brian Pearlman

Riley Pearson

Collin Petruska

Cassandra Phipps

Kassandra Pierre

Mark Pinkston

Zachary Plott

Landon Polinski

Carter Popson

James Press

Rom Profesorsky

Ashley Rankin

Zachary Rebottini

Emmanuel Rice

Katie Rice

Tomani Richardson

Gabrielle Rife

Zachary Riggs

Catherine Ritchey

Holly Robinette

Erin Rollinson

Jeffrey Rondo

M’Kailah Samuel

Athena Saunders

Peyton Scroggins

Lydia Sharpe

Marley Shattuck

Hydeia Shaw

Nolan Shoemake

Veronica Shoemaker

Jose Solano

Jacob Springer

Raekwon Squire

William Stanley

Katherine Stehle

Zachary Stephens

Vann Stephenson

Dale Stewart

Donovan Suitt

Megan Tamer

Brylan Teague

Steven Terry

Abel Tessema

Martia Thomas

Micah Thomas

Alexander Thompson

Shelby Tomassi

Sydney Treadaway

Joseph Uva

Rachel Wagoner

Jonathan Wainwright

Stephen Walters

Zachary Watson

Sierra Weavil

Dawson Webb

Megan Weber

Hansel Wei

Megan Wellman

Richard Wells

Pierce Westerholt

David Whitley

Breana Williams

Leah Williams

Breyona Wilson

Derek Wilson

Justin Wohlfarth

Kent Yamada

Madeline Yentsch

Zach Zamin

Rami Zanzoul

SPIRI T GROUPS

• The Charlotte 49ers have some of the nation’s top spirit groups on hand to enthuse and entertain Niner Nation. Charlotte’s marching and basketball band, cheerleaders, Gold Dusters and, of course, Norm, bring their own versions of energy and antics to 49ers home games.

• Over the years, Niner Nation has been treated to national champion caliber performances from the 49ers spirit groups and several of our best have gone on to perform for the professional organizations here in Charlotte.

• While we see them on the sidelines and in the stands supporting our teams, the spirit groups work behind the scenes on their craft to deliver on Game Day.

• In addition, these groups have their own competitions to prepare for. Just as they represent the 49ers well at home contests, they have made a name for themselves at national events.

• The Cheer Squad finished 8th in the Intermediate all-Girl IA division at the 2017 NCA Collegiate National Championship. At the 2017 NDA Collegiate Nationals, the Gold Dusters placed 3rd in Hip Hop 1A category.

• At the end of the 2018 academic year, the Pride of Niner Nation Marching Band will trek to Normandy, France, as they have been selected as the official band to represent the United States in June 2018 to mark the 74th anniversary of D-Day.

• While the 49ers continue to impress at their national competitions, Niner Nation is lucky enough to see their performances up close throughout the school year. Each year, they entertain with great displays of athleticism, grace, humor and music and each year they build on the tradition of giving Niner Nation a first-class atmosphere in which to enjoy 49ers games.


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