Outstanding Performance Awards
The Glenn D. Loucks Track & Field Games presents an annual trophy for outstanding athletic performance by a man and woman.
The award is presented at the conclusion of this year’s games. The award for outstanding men’s performance, the Henry J.
McWhinnie Award, is named in honor of Hank McWhinnie, a dear friend of Glenn D. Loucks. Mr. McWhinnie served for many
years at White Plains High School as athletic director and coach of basketball and football. The award for outstanding women’s
performance, the “Doc” Blanford Memorial Award, is named in honor of Dr. Charles Blanford, who passed away in 1986. He was a
member of the first Loucks Committee and for two decades its guiding light. He was also an early promoter of women’s track and
field.
These special trophies are acrylic statues of a runner carrying the Olympic Torch. They are similar to the metal team trophies created
by famed sculptor Lumen Martin Winter for the Loucks Games.
A jury of Loucks Games Committee members selects the outstanding performances based upon the quality of performance in relation
to meet, state and national records; and the depth of performance—the number of events in which the individual excelled.
Female Winners
2014
2013
2012*
2012*
2011
2010
2009*
2009*
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003*
2003*
2002
2001
2000
1999
1998
1997
1996
1995
1994
1993
1992
1991
1990*
1990*
1989
1988
1987
1986
Kaylyn Gordon
Sabrina Southerland
Kadecia Baird
Mary Cain
Aisling Cuffe
Vanessa Stewart
Jen Clayton
Shelby Greany
Kristin Reese
Kristin Reese
Lynne Layne
Lynne Layne
Laura Cummings
Christina Smith
Juanita Broaddus
Juanita Broaddus
Stacey Ann Livingston
Shenae Dawkins
Jetoya Moore
Kenyon Soley
Quanda Talington
Joyce Bates
Endira Reid
Stacey Minott
Stacey Minott
Sharline White
Jen Norton
Michelle Brown
Cathalina Staye
Barbara Selkridge
Tasha Whitted
Diane Adkins
Joanne Gray
Ramapo
Won Triple Jump 40’ 5”(#2 AT) and Long Jump 19’ 3.5” (#8 AT)
Benjamin Cardozo
Won 800M (2:06.97 #3 AT) Won Mile (4:47.23 # 5AT 1600m/mile)
Medgar Evers
Bronxville
Cornwall
North Babylon
Suffern
Suffern
Carmel
Carmel
New Rochelle
New Rochelle
Bay Shore
William Penn
William Penn
William Penn
Boys & Girls
New Rochelle
Uniondale
Uniondale
William Penn
Simon Gratz
New Rochelle
New Rochelle
New Rochelle
Meet Record 400M (52.62), Meet Record 4X1(46.57), won 200M (24.13)
Clarkstown South
East Islip
Samuel Tilden
John Jay
A.P. Randolph
F.W. Ballou
Malverne
Deer Park
Meet Record, State Record and National Best 800M (2:03.34)
Meet (and NYS) Records in 3200M (9:56.16) and 1600M (4:40.56)
Meet Records in Shot Put (48’ 5”) and Discus (143’ 7”)
Meet Record Long Jump (20’2.5”), won 200m (24.74)
Meet Record 1600m (4:48.25) anchored winning DMR + 2nd 4X800
Won 800m (2:11.39 - #10 AT), won 1600m (4:51.34 - #3 AT)
Won 800m (2:09.24) anchored winning DMR (4:47.split)
Won 100m (12.21), 200m (24.46); 2 nd Long Jump (18’ 4.75”)
Won 100m (12.01), Long Jump (18’ 1”)
Won 3200m (10:35.16) on two winning relays (4x8, DMR)
Won 100HH (14.55), 400h (61.37) on winning 4 X 100
Won 100m (11.55w),winning 4 X 100, 2 nd 200m (23.82)
Won 100m (11.60w), 200m (23.71), winning 4 X 100
Her 2:07.81 = meet record / fastest in nation; winning 4X8
Won: 100HH(14.79), 400h(61.35) Triple Jump 38’8.5”
Won 100m (12.21), 200m (24.95), winning 4 X 100
Won 100m (12.02), Long Jump (24’ 0.5”), winning 4 X 100
Won 100HH (14.48), 400H (62.71)
Meet Record 100HH (13.85) on winning 4 X100, 4X400
Won Shot Put (38’ 4”) Discus (124’ 8”)
Meet Record 100m (11.85) anchor winning 4 X100 (47.75)
Won 100m (12.10) and 200m (24.46)
Meet Record Triple Jump (39’ 11.5”)
Won 3200m (10:58.67), 1600m (4:56.52)
Won 400m (56.82), winning 4 X 400
Won 100m (12.46), 200m (25.04), leadoff 4 X100 (48.32)
Won 400m (55.35)
Set meet record in 400LH (60.49)
Won 100m (12.00), 200m (24.74w)
Won 100m (12.30) Long Jump 19’ 8.25”
1985
Lynda Tolbert
*= Co-winners
F.W. Ballou
Won 100HH (14.40), Long Jump (19’7.75”)
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Outstanding Performance Awards
The Glenn D. Loucks Track & Field Games presents an annual trophy for outstanding athletic performance by a man and woman.
The award is presented at the conclusion of this year’s games. The award for outstanding men’s performance, the Henry J.
McWhinnie Award, is named in honor of Hank McWhinnie, a dear friend of Glenn D. Loucks. Mr. McWhinnie served for many
years at White Plains High School as athletic director and coach of basketball and football. The award for outstanding women’s
performance, the “Doc” Blanford Memorial Award, is named in honor of Dr. Charles Blanford, who passed away in 1986. He was a
member of the first Loucks Committee and for two decades its guiding light. He was also an early promoter of women’s track and
field.
These special trophies are acrylic statues of a runner carrying the Olympic Torch. They are similar to the metal team trophies created
by famed sculptor Lumen Martin Winter for the Loucks Games.
A jury of Loucks Games Committee members selects the outstanding performances based upon the quality of performance in relation
to meet, state and national records; and the depth of performance—the number of events in which the individual excelled.
Male Winners
2014
2013
2012
2011
2010*
2010*
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
2001
2000
1999
1998
1997
1996
1995
1994
1993
1992
1991
1990
1989
1988
1987
1986
1985
Richard Rose
Ben Malone
Edward Cheserek
Zavon Watkins
Nick Vena
Jordan Yamoah
Terrance Livingston
Troy Faulkner
Rodney Campbell
Mike Dempsey
John Hickey
LaShawn Merrit
Hank Palmer
Greg Simonds
Travis Von Staden
Sean Lambert
Lance Bennett
Devon Davis
Kyle Jackson
Sal Gigante
Rodrigues Pfister
Rodrigues Pfister
Jermaine Stafford
Bill Vespe
Jermaine Johnson
Mike Going
Jermaine Johnson
James Worthen
Rich Thompson
James Manigault
J.J. Grant
Boys & Girls
Pascack Valley
St Benedict’s
Liverpool
Morristown
Arlington
Great Neck South
Curtis
South Shore
Gates-Chili
Tappan Zee
Woodrow Wilson
Pierre Comprehensive
Byram Hills
John Jay (E. Fishkill)
South Shore
Poly Prep
Pickering
Clarkstown South
Iona Prep
F. W. Ballou
F. W. Ballou
Ben Franklin
Archbishop Molloy
White Plains
Wheatley
White Plains
H.D. Woodson
Woodlands
Brentwood
Liverpool
Set Meet Record and #1 US in 400m (46.38)
Set Meet Record for Mile (4:09.73)
Won 1600M (4:09.90) anchored winning DMR (4:06)
Won 800M (1:50.61 #2 AT) and 1600M (4:11.13 #8 AT)
Won Shot Put (70’ 8”) Meet Record
Won Pole Vault (16’ 0”) Meet Record
Won 800m (1:52.50) and 400m (47.70- #8 AT)
Won 400m (47.72 - #9 AT), won 200m (22.23), 3rd in 100m (11.04)
Won 400M (48.21), 2nd 200M (21.76), anchored 4X100 winner
Meet Record Pole Vault 15’ 5”
Meet Record Shot Put (64’ 11.75”) / Discus (172’ 1’)
Meet Record 200m (21.02) / 100m (10.74)
Won 100m (10.63w), 200m (21.78)
Won 400H (53.83)
Won 800m (1:53.21), anchored #8AT 4x800 (7:51.90)
Won 100m (10.87), 200m (21.49), winning 4 X4 (3:19.59)
Won 100m (11.17) anchored winning 4 x 100 (43.24)
Won 110HH (14.37), Long Jump (24’ 0.5”)
Won 100m (10.84), 200m (21.39w)
Meet Record Discus (180’), won Shot Put 54’ 11.75”
Won 110HH(14.25), 400H (52.41 = #2AT)
Won 110HH (14.27w), 400H(54.92) anchored winning 4X8
Won 100m (10.81), 200m (21.90) 4 X100 (41.94)
Won steeplechase #2AT (9:19.91)
Won Long Jump (24’ 0.5”), Triple Jump (48’ 0.75”)
Won 1600m (4:10.89) = #5AT
Won Triple Jump (49’ 5”) = #4AT, 2nd Long Jump
Won 200m (21.49) = #2AT, anchored 4 X400 (3:16.90)
Won Long Jump (23’ 2.75”), Triple Jump (49’ 2”)
Meet Record 400H (52.70)
Won Discus (174’ 4”), Shot Put (61’ 9”)