Salisbury University

2x National Champion - 2009 Outdoor 400-meter hurdles, 2010 Outdoor 400-meter hurdles

Cory Beebe won the Sea Gulls' first national championship in a running event, breaking the tape in the outdoor 400-meter hurdles on two occasions. Beebe won the 2009 title in 51.28 seconds; in 2010, he outdid himself and repeated as the event's gold medalist in 50.66 seconds.

Luke Campbell's stats at Salisbury University showcase his record-breaking track and field career, including 11 national championships, 16 All-American honors, and seven school records. He was a multi-time conference athlete of the year, holding several NCAA Division III records, such as the fastest time in the 60-meter hurdles and second-fastest in the 110-meter hurdles. A future Olympian, Campbell is the most decorated student-athlete in Division III history.

Major Awards

• 11-time National Champion
  2013: Outdoor 110m hurdles
  2014: Indoor 60m hurdles; Outdoor 110m hurdles, 400m hurdles
  2015: Indoor 60m hurdles; Outdoor 110m hurdles, 400m hurdles
  2016: Indoor 4x400m relay, 60m hurdles; Outdoor 110m hurdles, 400m hurdles
• 16-time All-American
• Two-time USTFCCCA National Outdoor Track Athlete of the Year (2015-16)
• Three-time NCAA Outdoor Championships Most Outstanding Performer (2014-16)
• 2016 Mideast Region Athlete of the Year
• Conference Championships: 24 CAC (now C2C) indoor and outdoor championships
  7 in 2015-16 alone (Indoor: 60m hurdles, 400m, 4x400m relay; Outdoor: 110m hurdles, 400m hurdles, 4x400m relay, 4x100m relay)
• Conference Athlete of the Year: Named CAC Outdoor Track & Field Athlete of the Year three consecutive years and won five CAC Athlete of the Year awards overall
• School Records: Broke seven school records during his career
  Still holds record in six events: Indoor 60m hurdles, 4x400m relay; Outdoor 110m hurdles, 400m hurdles, 4x100m relay, 4x400m relay

Notable Records

• NCAA Division III Records: Holds the fastest time in Division III history for the 60-meter hurdles and the second-fastest time in the 110-meter hurdles
• Conference Records: Holds 12 CAC indoor and outdoor records

Other Notable Achievements

• Olympian: Competed in two events for Team Germany in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics
  Finished 11th in 400m hurdles, ran second leg in 4x400m relay

2x National Champion - 2009 Outdoor Shot Put, 2010 Outdoor Shot Put

Brandon Fugett dominated the throwing events during his time with the track & field team. Fugett won a national title in the shot put in back-to-back years at the NCAA Division III Outdoor Track & Field National Championships in 2009 and 2010. His performance at the 2010 outdoor championships helped Salisbury finish second at nationals as a team. A four-time All-American, Fugett was named the United State Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association Mideast Region Field Athlete of the Year in 2010.

In the CAC, Fugett helped Salisbury continue a stretch of seven consecutive conference titles from 2004-10, including four in a row during his four-year career starting in 2007. He won eight CAC Championship with golds in the shot put, hammer and discus. He earned CAC Athlete of the Year honors after the 2009 season. Fugett continues to hold the school shot put records in both indoor (57-0.75) and outdoor (58-10.25) events as well as the discus record (163-5).

Fugett was inducted into the Salisbury University Athletics Hall of Fame in 2021.

2010 National Champion - Indoor 55-meter dash 

Delannie Spriggs was one of the nation's fastest sprinters during his collegiate career. Spriggs was the 2010 Indoor National Champion in the 55-meter dash with a winning time of 6.20 seconds, which is an all-time Division III record in the event and was the fastest time in the world in 2010. After the 2010 meet, Spriggs was named the United States Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) National Male Indoor Track Athlete of the Year. He was a seven-time All-American with four outdoor honors and three indoor nods.

During his four-year career in a Salisbury uniform, the men's track & field squad was a dominant force in the CAC. The team finished second at the 2010 NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships, won a CAC championship in each of his four years while he individually won eight conference titles. In 2008, the CAC named Spriggs the CAC Athlete of the Year for his performance at the championship meet where he was the conference champion in the 100-meter dash and a member of the first-place 4x100-meter relay team. Spriggs also earned silver in the 200-meter dash at the CAC meet. Along with the national record in the 55-meter dash, Spriggs still holds indoor school records in the 60- and 200-meter dashes and the outdoor record in the 100-meter dash. At graduation, Spriggs held the 4x100 and 4x400-meter relay records.

Spriggs was inducted into the Salisbury University Athletics Hall of Fame in 2020.

2x National Champion - 2012 Indoor Shot Put, 2013 Outdoor Shot Put

One of the most decorated athletes in Sea Gull history, Chelsea Tavik owns a pair of individual national championships and the only two women's individual crowns. She captured the 2012 indoor shot put championship with a distance of 14.29 meters (46' 10.75"), and she capped her career with a personal-best shot put mark of 15.32 meters (50' 3.25") to win the 2013 outdoor crown. Tavik also finished twice as national shot put runner-up, earned four All-America nods and qualified for nationals on seven occasions.
 
Tavik won 16 CAC gold medals across the indoor and outdoor seasons, sweeping all four outdoor throwing events in 2012 and 2013, and was named CAC Athlete of the Year five times. She helped the Sea Gulls win five CAC women's team championships in her career, including the 2012 indoor crown and four straight outdoor titles. Tavik still owns every women's throwing school record, holding the marks in indoor shot put and weight throw as well as outdoor shot put, discus throw, hammer throw and javelin throw.

Tavik was inducted into the Salisbury University Athletics Hall of Fame in 2023, her first year of eligibility.

2016 NCAA Division III Indoor National Champions, 4x400-meter relay - 3:16.69
Leadoff: Zach Schmelz
Second Leg: Eric Halton
Third Leg: Jerel Madison
Anchor: Luke Campbell

Qualifying for the finals with the second-best preliminary time (3:17.94), Schmelz, Halton, Madison, and Campbell made history as Salisbury's first track relay team to win a national championship. Trailing by a significant margin after the first three legs, anchor Campbell turned on the jets and passed Isaac Smith of Augustana (Ill.) on the final lap, breaking the tape 47 hundredths of a second ahead of the field.

The title was the only relay and only non-hurdling NCAA gold medal of Campbell's record-setting 11 titles.