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Racers' Big Moments - A Year In Pictures 2016-17
7/18/2017 7:58:00 AM | General
It has been said that a picture is worth a thousand words. Indeed, a photo also has a story that goes with it.
The 2016-17 school year was another outstanding campaign for the Murray State Racers as it produced many instances of individual and team success.
As the next go around is nearing, enjoy looking back to some of the best moments that were caught on camera.
Murray State outfielder Ryan Perkins made a great catch (March 18, 2017) in the second game of the Racers'  series with  Austin Peay at Reagan Field. (Photos by: Dave Winder)
Jonathan Stark had an amazing OVC Tournament in which he made a run at the event scoring mark. He finished with 89 points, just shy of the 99 scored by Austin Peay's Bubba Wells in 1997 and Kyle Hill of EIU in 2001. Stark's 41-point game in a double overtime win over Tennessee Tech in the first game (March 1, 2017) was the seventh game of 40-plus points in MSU history and it was the second-highest for the Racers in the OVC Tournament, one point from Isaac Spencer's 42 points in a tournament game at the CFSB Center in 2001. (Photo by Tab Brockman)
Director of Athletics Allen Ward announced the hiring of Rechelle Turner (March 29, 2017) as the 12th head coach in Murray State women's basketball program history. A former Racer student-athlete in basketball and golf in the mid-1990s, Turner comes to Murray State after an outstanding career at Murray High School where her teams won 460 games and the 2016 All-A State Championship. (Photo by Dave Winder)Â
A pair of freshmen were big for the Racers at the OVC Championship (April 26, 2017) in Muscle Shoals, Ala. Avery Edwards (left) was MSU's top finisher with an 11th place finish on scores of 74-73-72=219.  Austin Knight (right) had MSU's first hole-in-one in the OVC Championship since 2008.  The last time a Racer had a hole-in-one at the OVC Tournament; it came from Nick Newcomb in April of 2008 at Country Club of Paducah.  (Photo by Dave Winder)
Racer 1 is a really special pony!  In the fall of 2016, the tradition of Racer 1 at Murray State was carried out once again by jockey Kelsey Hathaway.  In this photo on homecoming day, Kelsey took Racer 1 around the track at Stewart Stadium after a MSU touchdown. See more photos from Racer 1 here.  Ride with Kelsey around the track at homecoming. The Racer 1 tradition explained. (Photo by: Dave Winder)
Racer fans were thrilled at the high flying dunk ability of senior Damarcus Croaker.  It seemed like he had a poster dunk nearly every game. This one at the CFSB Center against Eastern Kentucky (Jan, 19, 2017) was a great one indeed. Croaker scored 23 points in MSU's 86-79 win over the Colonels and tied his career-best with 10 made field goals. Here's another great dunk from Damarcus. (Photo by Curt Hart)
Racer speedsters Jabreuna Brimlett and Tamdra Lawrence had tremendous sophomore seasons at Murray State as each did well enough to qualify to compete at the NCAA regional. Brimlett advanced to the 100 meter hurdles final, while Lawrence competed in the 100 and 200 meters. Lawrence has a pair of 100 meter titles and one 200 meter title in the OVC in her two seasons. Brimlett is also force in the Heptathlon. (Photos by Dave Brandsma)
There is nothing like scoring your first collegiate goal in your first game. That's what Racer freshman Emma Heise did (Aug. 26, 2016) at Cutchin Field in the season opener against Chattanooga. (Photos by Dave Winder)
It was a great time when the Racers welcomed back Coach Frank Beamer to Murray State homecoming (Oct. 29, 2016) when the Racers hosted Tennessee State. Beamer and his 1986 OVC championship team was honored during the weekend. From (1981-86) he led the Racers to 42 wins and had the Racers ranked for 22-consecutive weeks. Beamer left MSU and led his alma mater Virginia Tech for 29 seasons and 238 victories. He was inducted into the MSU Hall of Fame in 2004 and inducted into the OVC Hall of Fame in 2016. Coach Beamer is on the 2018 ballot for the College Football Hall of Fame. (Photos by Dave Winder)
Jessica Twaddle scored the winning run in the Racers' 7-6 nine-inning win over Michigan State (May 16, 2017) in the inaugural National Invitational Softball Championship. The event marked Murray State's first postseason appearance in program history as they played in Normal, Illinois. (Photo by Patti Twaddle)
Murray State football's home opener night was a grand occasion when the Racers hosted Missouri State (Oct. 10, 2016) at Roy Stewart Stadium. Dr. Bob Davies, Murray State President, assisted KD Humphries and Tony Omli with the pregame coin toss. (Photo by Dave Winder)
Jack Hranec took a breather in the bullpen before he started the Racers' final game of the season in Oxford, Alabama at the OVC Baseball Tournament (May 26, 2017). The senior Hranec pitched a career-best 7.2 innings, but the Racers were defeated 5-4 by Belmont. MSU's 29 victories was their best since 2009 and their appearance at the OVC Tournament was their first since 2010.  (Photo by Dave Winder)
For the second consecutive season, the Murray State rifle team finished third at the NCAA Rifle Championships (March 11, 2017) at Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio.  (Photo by Walt Middleton)
MSU junior Mark Ventura, seen here competing in Terre Haute, Indiana (Oct. 15, 2016), had the Racers best finish at the OVC Cross Country Championship since 2002. Ventura placed 15th at the OVC final event and was the best finisher since Ryan Davis placed 11th in 2002. Ventura's improvement came after he placed 26th in the OVC finale in 2015. (Photo by Indiana State Athletics)
 Chad Gendron had the look of a winner after he saved the Racers' OVC Baseball Tournament win by an 8-5 score over Southeast Missouri (May 26, 2017). (Photo by Dave Winder)
Amina Hadzick (left) and Alina Schibol showed a lot of emotion during the Racers' home match at Bennie Purcell Courts when they clinched a spot in the OVC Tournament with a win over Eastern Kentucky (April 15, 2017). (Photo by Dave Winder)
It was a battle for the ball when the Racer women's basketball team hosted the Evansville Purple Aces at the CFSB Center (Dec. 4, 2016). (Photo by Dave Winder)
MSU Softball great Jessica Twaddle ripped a hit at Racer Field against Austin Peay (March 9, 2017). Twaddle finished her career with Murray State as the program's top  hitter in average (.374), hits (234) and RBI (143). She became MSU's first softball All-America selection and was the OVC's winner of the Steve Hamilton Sportsmanship Award. (Photo by Dave Winder)
Two familiar faces were in cap and gown to graduate from Murray State (May 13, 2017).  Former Racer Football greats  2009 OVC Defensive Player of the Year Austen Lane (left) and Mathias Vavao, who played for the Racers from 1995-96, enjoyed their big day. Both played in the National Football league after leaving MSU and promised their families that they'd finish up their degrees when their playing days were done. (Photo by Dave Winder)
Hometown product John Lollar became well know for his high leg kick during his time with Murray State Baseball from 2014-17. (Photos by Dave Winder)
With Roy Stewart Stadium as a backdrop, Murray State pole vaulter Chleo LeGrand made an attempt when the Racers hosted the Margaret Simmons Invitational (March 31, 2017). (Photo by Dave Winder)
Murray State volleyball coach Dave Schwepker was all smiles on photo day (Aug. 28, 2016) at Racer Arena and why not? Had had a great senior class down that ended up winning three-straight OVC regular season championships. From left: Kristen Bessellsen, Hannah Stultz, Scottie Ingram, Coach Schwepker, Ellie Lorenz and Audrey Lewis. (Photo by Dave Winder)
The Racers were jumping for joy (April 19, 2017) after they won the OVC women's golf championship in Owens Cross Roads, Alabama. From left: Linette Holmslykke, Anna Moore, Lucila Puente Rodriguez de Austria, Moa Folke, Raeysha Surendran. (Photo by Dave Winder)
Senior Kristen Besselsen and freshman Alex Kaufmann shared a hug following MSU's title game win to take the OVC Volleyball Tournament Championship at Racer Arena (Nov.  19, 2016). The great Scottie Ingram was totally surprised (Nov. 12, 2016) when it was announced her No. 7 would be the first retired number in program history. (Photos by Jenny Rohl (left) and Dave Winder)
Murray State student Tristan Holland was one of many students that got into the action during Racer football's annual spring game (April 28, 2017) at Roy Stewart Stadium. See the video of his catch here. Â The Racers' spring final day was part of The Fastest Friday In Kentucky. (Photo by Dave Winder)
How much does it mean? It means a lot to all MSU student-athletes and when the season is suddenly over it hurts. MSU tennis fell to EKU on (April 21, 2017) in Nashville at the OVC Championship. Sara Bjork (left) and  Anja Loncarevic gave it their all. (Photo by Dave Winder)
When you see how much teammates care for each other, it's sad when it doesn't work out for them. The Racer soccer team fell to SIUE in the semifinals of the OVC women's soccer championship at Cutchin Field (Nov. 4, 2016).  From left: Destiny White, Harriet Withers, Caroline Ashton and Katie Brooks consoled each other following this sudden end to the season. (Photo by Dave Winder)
Arriving at MSU five years ago, KD Humphries finished as the top quarterback in the history of Racer Football. Seen here at home against Tennessee State (Oct. 29, 2016), Humphries is MSU's all-time leader in all four career passing Categories. The Montgomery, Alabama native had 940 completions on 1458 attempts for 10,458 yards and 73 touchdowns. (Photo by Tab Brockman)
The Racers were ready for tarp duty at Johnny Reagan Field when Southeast Missouri made a visit (April 23, 2017) and it rained most of the weekend. (Photo by Dave Winder)
The great Harriet Withers was certainly at the top of the list of players to defend. When the Racers (Oct. 15, 2016) hosted the Belmont Bruins at Cutchin Field, MSU's ace scorer was often shadowed by two Belmont players. (Photo by Dave Winder)
Two of MSU's all-time great football players, Don Clayton (left) and Danny Lee Johnson, were honored during the Racers' home opener with Missouri State (Sept. 10, 2016). Johnson has been named to the 2018 MSU Hall of Fame class. (Photo by Dave Winder)
Katie Gaskins and Destiny White of soccer and Ke'Shunan James of women's basketball were expert judges for the Racer Mania slam dunk contest (Oct.  19, 2016). (Photo by Dave Winder)
Moa Folke (left) and Coach Velvet Milkman had the look of competition and having fun at the OVC women's golf championship. (April 19, 2017) The Racers won the program's 10th OVC title for Coach Milkman. (Photo by Dave Winder)
At the OVC Track & Field Championship in Oxford, Alabama (May 11, 2017), Taylor McCammon and Jabreuna Brimlett shared an umbrella and assistant coach Kelsey Riggins was all smiles at the effort she saw from Chleo LeGrand. (Photo by Dave Brandsma)
Racer senior Jack Hranec had an amazing OVC Baseball Championship in Oxford, Alabama. He hit five home runs in the four games the Racers played and drove in 10 runs and batted .368. He also pitched a great game (May 26, 2017) against Belmont where he went 7 2/3 innings allowing only three runs on four hits. (Photos by Dave Winder)Â
In October of 2016, a beautiful sunset was captured at the home of Racer Baseball, Johnny Reagan Field. Â (Photo by Dave Winder)
Ivan Roe rewrote the Murray State rifle record books again by setting new school records for season averages in all three shooting categories, as well as setting a new single-match mark in air rifle. The three-time All-American now owns all single-match and single-season Murray State records. (Photo by Dave Winder)
Lyssie Wright of MSU Soccer enjoyed senior day with her parents before the Racers hosted the Belmont Bruins (Oct. 23, 2016). (Photo by Dave Winder)
Public Address announcer Aaron Clayton made a dramatic entrance at Racer Mania (Oct. 20, 2016) at the CFSB Center. A good time was had by all as the Racer basketball teams were introduced. The fun included flames coming from the back ot the baskets. (Photos by Dave Winder)
The golf course at Paris Landing State Park in Buchanan, Tennessee (Oct. 4, 2016) provided an amazing photo opportunity at the par-3 4th hole. With a 100-foot drop from tee to green, it looks like MSU freshman Matthew Winder was trying to hit the island in Kentucky Lake in the distance. (Photo by Dave Winder)Â
The Racers put three runners in the top-10 in the steeplechase at the OVC Track & Field Championships in Oxford, Alabama. Rebekah Priddy (left) (6th place), Mason Swenson (right) (7th place) and Ali Hester (middle) (9th place) had a splashing good time. (Photos by Dave Brandsma)
The 2016-17 school year was another outstanding campaign for the Murray State Racers as it produced many instances of individual and team success.
As the next go around is nearing, enjoy looking back to some of the best moments that were caught on camera.
Murray State outfielder Ryan Perkins made a great catch (March 18, 2017) in the second game of the Racers'  series with  Austin Peay at Reagan Field. (Photos by: Dave Winder)
Jonathan Stark had an amazing OVC Tournament in which he made a run at the event scoring mark. He finished with 89 points, just shy of the 99 scored by Austin Peay's Bubba Wells in 1997 and Kyle Hill of EIU in 2001. Stark's 41-point game in a double overtime win over Tennessee Tech in the first game (March 1, 2017) was the seventh game of 40-plus points in MSU history and it was the second-highest for the Racers in the OVC Tournament, one point from Isaac Spencer's 42 points in a tournament game at the CFSB Center in 2001. (Photo by Tab Brockman)
Director of Athletics Allen Ward announced the hiring of Rechelle Turner (March 29, 2017) as the 12th head coach in Murray State women's basketball program history. A former Racer student-athlete in basketball and golf in the mid-1990s, Turner comes to Murray State after an outstanding career at Murray High School where her teams won 460 games and the 2016 All-A State Championship. (Photo by Dave Winder)Â
A pair of freshmen were big for the Racers at the OVC Championship (April 26, 2017) in Muscle Shoals, Ala. Avery Edwards (left) was MSU's top finisher with an 11th place finish on scores of 74-73-72=219.  Austin Knight (right) had MSU's first hole-in-one in the OVC Championship since 2008.  The last time a Racer had a hole-in-one at the OVC Tournament; it came from Nick Newcomb in April of 2008 at Country Club of Paducah.  (Photo by Dave Winder)
Racer 1 is a really special pony!  In the fall of 2016, the tradition of Racer 1 at Murray State was carried out once again by jockey Kelsey Hathaway.  In this photo on homecoming day, Kelsey took Racer 1 around the track at Stewart Stadium after a MSU touchdown. See more photos from Racer 1 here.  Ride with Kelsey around the track at homecoming. The Racer 1 tradition explained. (Photo by: Dave Winder)
Racer fans were thrilled at the high flying dunk ability of senior Damarcus Croaker.  It seemed like he had a poster dunk nearly every game. This one at the CFSB Center against Eastern Kentucky (Jan, 19, 2017) was a great one indeed. Croaker scored 23 points in MSU's 86-79 win over the Colonels and tied his career-best with 10 made field goals. Here's another great dunk from Damarcus. (Photo by Curt Hart)
Racer speedsters Jabreuna Brimlett and Tamdra Lawrence had tremendous sophomore seasons at Murray State as each did well enough to qualify to compete at the NCAA regional. Brimlett advanced to the 100 meter hurdles final, while Lawrence competed in the 100 and 200 meters. Lawrence has a pair of 100 meter titles and one 200 meter title in the OVC in her two seasons. Brimlett is also force in the Heptathlon. (Photos by Dave Brandsma)
There is nothing like scoring your first collegiate goal in your first game. That's what Racer freshman Emma Heise did (Aug. 26, 2016) at Cutchin Field in the season opener against Chattanooga. (Photos by Dave Winder)
It was a great time when the Racers welcomed back Coach Frank Beamer to Murray State homecoming (Oct. 29, 2016) when the Racers hosted Tennessee State. Beamer and his 1986 OVC championship team was honored during the weekend. From (1981-86) he led the Racers to 42 wins and had the Racers ranked for 22-consecutive weeks. Beamer left MSU and led his alma mater Virginia Tech for 29 seasons and 238 victories. He was inducted into the MSU Hall of Fame in 2004 and inducted into the OVC Hall of Fame in 2016. Coach Beamer is on the 2018 ballot for the College Football Hall of Fame. (Photos by Dave Winder)
Jessica Twaddle scored the winning run in the Racers' 7-6 nine-inning win over Michigan State (May 16, 2017) in the inaugural National Invitational Softball Championship. The event marked Murray State's first postseason appearance in program history as they played in Normal, Illinois. (Photo by Patti Twaddle)
Murray State football's home opener night was a grand occasion when the Racers hosted Missouri State (Oct. 10, 2016) at Roy Stewart Stadium. Dr. Bob Davies, Murray State President, assisted KD Humphries and Tony Omli with the pregame coin toss. (Photo by Dave Winder)
Jack Hranec took a breather in the bullpen before he started the Racers' final game of the season in Oxford, Alabama at the OVC Baseball Tournament (May 26, 2017). The senior Hranec pitched a career-best 7.2 innings, but the Racers were defeated 5-4 by Belmont. MSU's 29 victories was their best since 2009 and their appearance at the OVC Tournament was their first since 2010.  (Photo by Dave Winder)
For the second consecutive season, the Murray State rifle team finished third at the NCAA Rifle Championships (March 11, 2017) at Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio.  (Photo by Walt Middleton)
MSU junior Mark Ventura, seen here competing in Terre Haute, Indiana (Oct. 15, 2016), had the Racers best finish at the OVC Cross Country Championship since 2002. Ventura placed 15th at the OVC final event and was the best finisher since Ryan Davis placed 11th in 2002. Ventura's improvement came after he placed 26th in the OVC finale in 2015. (Photo by Indiana State Athletics)
 Chad Gendron had the look of a winner after he saved the Racers' OVC Baseball Tournament win by an 8-5 score over Southeast Missouri (May 26, 2017). (Photo by Dave Winder)
Amina Hadzick (left) and Alina Schibol showed a lot of emotion during the Racers' home match at Bennie Purcell Courts when they clinched a spot in the OVC Tournament with a win over Eastern Kentucky (April 15, 2017). (Photo by Dave Winder)
It was a battle for the ball when the Racer women's basketball team hosted the Evansville Purple Aces at the CFSB Center (Dec. 4, 2016). (Photo by Dave Winder)
MSU Softball great Jessica Twaddle ripped a hit at Racer Field against Austin Peay (March 9, 2017). Twaddle finished her career with Murray State as the program's top  hitter in average (.374), hits (234) and RBI (143). She became MSU's first softball All-America selection and was the OVC's winner of the Steve Hamilton Sportsmanship Award. (Photo by Dave Winder)
Two familiar faces were in cap and gown to graduate from Murray State (May 13, 2017).  Former Racer Football greats  2009 OVC Defensive Player of the Year Austen Lane (left) and Mathias Vavao, who played for the Racers from 1995-96, enjoyed their big day. Both played in the National Football league after leaving MSU and promised their families that they'd finish up their degrees when their playing days were done. (Photo by Dave Winder)
Hometown product John Lollar became well know for his high leg kick during his time with Murray State Baseball from 2014-17. (Photos by Dave Winder)
With Roy Stewart Stadium as a backdrop, Murray State pole vaulter Chleo LeGrand made an attempt when the Racers hosted the Margaret Simmons Invitational (March 31, 2017). (Photo by Dave Winder)
Murray State volleyball coach Dave Schwepker was all smiles on photo day (Aug. 28, 2016) at Racer Arena and why not? Had had a great senior class down that ended up winning three-straight OVC regular season championships. From left: Kristen Bessellsen, Hannah Stultz, Scottie Ingram, Coach Schwepker, Ellie Lorenz and Audrey Lewis. (Photo by Dave Winder)
The Racers were jumping for joy (April 19, 2017) after they won the OVC women's golf championship in Owens Cross Roads, Alabama. From left: Linette Holmslykke, Anna Moore, Lucila Puente Rodriguez de Austria, Moa Folke, Raeysha Surendran. (Photo by Dave Winder)
Senior Kristen Besselsen and freshman Alex Kaufmann shared a hug following MSU's title game win to take the OVC Volleyball Tournament Championship at Racer Arena (Nov.  19, 2016). The great Scottie Ingram was totally surprised (Nov. 12, 2016) when it was announced her No. 7 would be the first retired number in program history. (Photos by Jenny Rohl (left) and Dave Winder)
Murray State student Tristan Holland was one of many students that got into the action during Racer football's annual spring game (April 28, 2017) at Roy Stewart Stadium. See the video of his catch here. Â The Racers' spring final day was part of The Fastest Friday In Kentucky. (Photo by Dave Winder)
How much does it mean? It means a lot to all MSU student-athletes and when the season is suddenly over it hurts. MSU tennis fell to EKU on (April 21, 2017) in Nashville at the OVC Championship. Sara Bjork (left) and  Anja Loncarevic gave it their all. (Photo by Dave Winder)
When you see how much teammates care for each other, it's sad when it doesn't work out for them. The Racer soccer team fell to SIUE in the semifinals of the OVC women's soccer championship at Cutchin Field (Nov. 4, 2016).  From left: Destiny White, Harriet Withers, Caroline Ashton and Katie Brooks consoled each other following this sudden end to the season. (Photo by Dave Winder)
Arriving at MSU five years ago, KD Humphries finished as the top quarterback in the history of Racer Football. Seen here at home against Tennessee State (Oct. 29, 2016), Humphries is MSU's all-time leader in all four career passing Categories. The Montgomery, Alabama native had 940 completions on 1458 attempts for 10,458 yards and 73 touchdowns. (Photo by Tab Brockman)
The Racers were ready for tarp duty at Johnny Reagan Field when Southeast Missouri made a visit (April 23, 2017) and it rained most of the weekend. (Photo by Dave Winder)
The great Harriet Withers was certainly at the top of the list of players to defend. When the Racers (Oct. 15, 2016) hosted the Belmont Bruins at Cutchin Field, MSU's ace scorer was often shadowed by two Belmont players. (Photo by Dave Winder)
Two of MSU's all-time great football players, Don Clayton (left) and Danny Lee Johnson, were honored during the Racers' home opener with Missouri State (Sept. 10, 2016). Johnson has been named to the 2018 MSU Hall of Fame class. (Photo by Dave Winder)
Katie Gaskins and Destiny White of soccer and Ke'Shunan James of women's basketball were expert judges for the Racer Mania slam dunk contest (Oct.  19, 2016). (Photo by Dave Winder)
Moa Folke (left) and Coach Velvet Milkman had the look of competition and having fun at the OVC women's golf championship. (April 19, 2017) The Racers won the program's 10th OVC title for Coach Milkman. (Photo by Dave Winder)
At the OVC Track & Field Championship in Oxford, Alabama (May 11, 2017), Taylor McCammon and Jabreuna Brimlett shared an umbrella and assistant coach Kelsey Riggins was all smiles at the effort she saw from Chleo LeGrand. (Photo by Dave Brandsma)
Racer senior Jack Hranec had an amazing OVC Baseball Championship in Oxford, Alabama. He hit five home runs in the four games the Racers played and drove in 10 runs and batted .368. He also pitched a great game (May 26, 2017) against Belmont where he went 7 2/3 innings allowing only three runs on four hits. (Photos by Dave Winder)Â
In October of 2016, a beautiful sunset was captured at the home of Racer Baseball, Johnny Reagan Field. Â (Photo by Dave Winder)
Ivan Roe rewrote the Murray State rifle record books again by setting new school records for season averages in all three shooting categories, as well as setting a new single-match mark in air rifle. The three-time All-American now owns all single-match and single-season Murray State records. (Photo by Dave Winder)
Lyssie Wright of MSU Soccer enjoyed senior day with her parents before the Racers hosted the Belmont Bruins (Oct. 23, 2016). (Photo by Dave Winder)
Public Address announcer Aaron Clayton made a dramatic entrance at Racer Mania (Oct. 20, 2016) at the CFSB Center. A good time was had by all as the Racer basketball teams were introduced. The fun included flames coming from the back ot the baskets. (Photos by Dave Winder)
The golf course at Paris Landing State Park in Buchanan, Tennessee (Oct. 4, 2016) provided an amazing photo opportunity at the par-3 4th hole. With a 100-foot drop from tee to green, it looks like MSU freshman Matthew Winder was trying to hit the island in Kentucky Lake in the distance. (Photo by Dave Winder)Â
The Racers put three runners in the top-10 in the steeplechase at the OVC Track & Field Championships in Oxford, Alabama. Rebekah Priddy (left) (6th place), Mason Swenson (right) (7th place) and Ali Hester (middle) (9th place) had a splashing good time. (Photos by Dave Brandsma)
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