Paul White
1973 - Class AAA State Champion Shot Put - 61’ 5 ˝” (state class record),  1974 - Class AAA State Champion Shot Put - 65’ 6 ˝” (state class record), Meet of Champions Shot Put winner - 65’ 10 ľ” (overall state record), National High School Shot Put Champion - 69’ 8 ˝”, High School All-American, 1977 - NAIA Outdoor Shot Put Champion, 1979 - NAIA Indoor Shot Put Champion, NAIA Outdoor Shot Put Champion, 6 Time NAIA Track and Field All-American.

Deena Drossin
An eight-time all-american in cross country and track, Drossin’s arrival at Arkansas coincided with the Lady Razorbacks’ rise to No. 1 in the cross country polls and three NCAA runner-up finishes. She was the 1992 NCAA cross country national runner-up. At the 1996 Outdoor Championships, Drossin was the 3,000 runner-up to teammate Megan Flowers and third in the 5,000. Drossin earned her eighth all-america honor with a fifth-place run in the 10,000.  Her SEC titles include the 1991 and 1992 cross country championships, the 1993, 1994, and 1996 indoor 5,000 and the 1993 outdoor 3,000 and 5,000. She was the SEC Female Athlete of the Year for cross country in 1992 and 1993.

Don Carnahan
Long time and current coach of boys and girls track and field and cross country at Russellville High School. Outdoor teams have won ten conference championships. Teams have won ten state championships and twelve times runners-up in cross country, indoor and outdoor track. Selected Cross Country Coach of the Year in 1976 by National High School Coaches Association. Selected State Coach of the Year in 2001-2002 for Cross Country and Track by the National Federation Athletic Coaches Association. Arkansas High School Coaches Association Cross Country Coach of the Year in 1997 & 2001. Arkansas High School Coaches Association Track Coach of the Year in 2002. Chaired and served on the AAA Track and Field Advisory Committee for several years. Selected as Arkansas’ Head Coach Men’s Team for the Arkansas-Oklahoma All-Star Meet in 1994. Meet Coordinator for NAIA National Outdoor Championships in 1986 and 1987. Inducted in National High School Athletic Coaches Hall of Fame in 1998. Boys Teams won the AAAAA Triple Crown by winning State Championships in cross country, indoor, and outdoor track in 2001-2002.

Stanley Redwine
Before becoming a coach at Arkansas, Redwine has placed his name in the Razorback history books as a 400m, 600y and 800m runner from 1980-83. Redwine was a four-time All-American and was named UA’s Outstanding Track Athlete all four of his years in Fayetteville. During his freshman season, he captured the Southwest Conference Championship in the indoor 600-yard run (1:10.52) and was a member of the outdoor conference champion 1,600m relay team. The next year, Redwine once again became the 600-yard run champion, improving his time to 1:09.97. As a senior, he was a three-time conference champion in the 800m run (1:50.15), 880-yard run (1:50.96) and the mile relay (3:14.69). Redwine still ranks among the Razorbacks’ top 10 in six events, which includes anchoring the school’s record-setting sprint medley relay team (3:15.10) at the Penn Relays in 1983, which now ranks as the second-best time in history. Redwine owns the fourth-best time in school history in 800m at 1:46.13. In addition, he also ranks fourth in the outdoor 400m dash and was a participant in several top-10 relay performances for the Razorbacks. He still holds fourth, seventh and eighth-best times in the outdoor 1600m relay record book and the second, sixth and ninth best times in the outdoor DMR. For his achievements, Redwine was inducted into the University of Arkansas Hall of Honor.

George Henry
During a coaching career spanning 43 years, George Henry coached over 5,000 athletes, with 115 earning collegiate athletic scholarships. His track and field teams won two State Championships, two AIC Track and Field titles and one AIC Cross Country title.  Henry twice honored as NAIA District 17 and NAIA Area V “Track Coach of the Year”.  In 1977 George Henry was honored as the first Arkansan to be inducted into the NAIA National Track and Field Hall of Fame. Coach Henry was also inducted into the University of the Ozarks Sports Hall of Fame in 1991.

Reuben Reina
Awards:  ‘92 USA Olympic Team - Barcelona Games 5000m; Eight-Time All-American in Track & Cross Country; Seven Time SWC (Southwest Conference) Champion; Two-Time NCAA National 3000m Indoor Champion - ‘90, ‘91; ‘91 USA World Championships Team - Tokyo 5000m; ‘92 Indoor Grand Prix Champion 3000m; ‘93 Olympic Festival Champion 5000m; ‘94 Indoor Grand Prix Champion 3000m;  Four-Time Millrose Games 3000m Champ - ‘91, ‘92, ‘94, ‘95; ‘94 USA National Cross Country Champion; ‘95 USA National Cross Country Runner-up; ‘96 USA National Cross Country Champion;  Arkansas Road 5K Record Holder 13:26 - July 5, 1992; Arkansas Road 10K Record Holder 28:57 - October 1990. 
Personal Bests:  800m - 1:52.1 - High School - April 1985; 1500m - 3:40.81 - Belfast, N. Ireland - July 16, 1990; 1 Mile - 3:57.08 - Fayetteville, Arkansas - January 25, 1991; 3000m - 7:43.02 - Nice, France - July 15, 1991; 5000m - 13:24.78 - Oslo, Norway - July 6, 1991; 10,000m - 28:31 - Mt. SAC Relays - April 1997.