Julie Stackhouse

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  Julie StackhouseAssistant Coach (3rd season)jrstackh@unf.edu(904) 620-1559

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  UNF coaches Julie Stackhouse and Mark VanAlstyne
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  The University of North Florida women's cross country and track and field program wrapped up its recruiting for the 2008-09 season, signing four more athletes to National Letters of Intent, UNF coaches Julie Stackhouse and Mark VanAlstyne announced this week.
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  The University of North Florida men's and women's cross country/track and field teams have added several new signees to their 2008-09 rosters, UNF coaches Julie Stackhouse and Mark VanAlstyne announced this week.

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  Published on: 10/24/2007    Last Visited: 10/24/2007  

  Julie Stackhouse - Assistant Coach

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  Julie Stackhouse
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  Julie StackhouseAssistant Coach (3rd season)
  
  Phone: (904) 620-1559Email: jrstackh@unf.edu
  
  Julie Stackhouse joined the University of North Florida cross country and track & field programs in summer 2005 as their first full-time assistant coach.
  
  Stackhouse, who spent the previous four seasons as an assistant coach at Division I Furman following a successful three-year career with the Lady Paladins, joined UNF's program as it began transitioning from Division II to Division I. UNF began participating in women's sprints and hurdles in spring 2006 as it works toward fielding a fully funded women's track & field team over the next two years.
  
  Stackhouse's primary responsibility is coaching the team's sprinters, hurdlers, multis and jumpers.She will also work with thesquad's middle-distance and steeplechase athletes in addition to the UNF cross country teams.
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  "Julie brings a wealth of experience with her," VanAlstyne said.
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  The 28-year-old Stackhouse competed for two seasons at Clemson as a freshman and sophomore, earning All-ACC honors both years.She then transferred to Furman and won the Southern Conference championship in the 2000 and 2002 outdoor 800m run.Shecompeted in 10 events in the outdoor season as a senior, setting school records in the heptathlon, 800m run (2:11.41) and the4x800m relay (9:28.0).She also ran the 100m high hurdles, the distance medley, and the 4x400m relay.In addition, Stackhouse competed in the high jump, long jump, shot put and javelin.
  
  In cross country, Stackhouse competed on the 2000 Southern Conference championship team with a best time of 19:20.45 at the conference championship meet.During her career, Stackhouse earned five All-Southern Conference awards, was a three-time academic honor roll member and was the Most Outstanding Performer at the 2002 Furman Invitational Track and Field Meet.
  
  A native of Hayesville, N.C., Stackhouse helped Hayesville High to two state track titles during her prep career and was the individual state champion in the high jump, 100m and 300m hurdles, 200m, 400m, 800m and mile.She was the North Carolina Female Track MVP and Female Athlete of the Year all four years and completed her career as the owner of five state records and 10 school records, in addition to 16 state titles.
  
  She graduated from Furman in 2001 with a bachelor's degree in health and exercise science and earned a master's degree from Furman in the same area in December 2002.
  
  Stackhouse is Level I and II certified for USATF in multis and sprints/hurdles.

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  Julie Stackhouse (Jacksonville, Fla.) won the women's open division in a time of 51:47 besting her nearest competitor by over two minutes. This was the second victory of a women's race at Disney for the 29-year-old assistant track and cross country coach at the University of North Florida as she previously won the 2007 Race for the Taste 10K.

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  Published on: 4/15/2007    Last Visited: 4/15/2007  

  Julie Stackhouse
  
  Julie Stackhouse
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  Julie Stackhouse joined the University of North Florida cross country and track & field programs in summer 2005 as their first full-time assistant coach.
  
  Stackhouse, who spent the previous four seasons as an assistant coach at Division I Furman following a successful three-year career with the Lady Paladins, joined UNF's program as it began transitioning from Division II to Division I. UNF began participating in women's sprints and hurdles in spring 2006 as it works toward fielding a fully funded women's track & field team over the next two years.
  
  Stackhouse's primary responsibility will be coaching the team's sprinters, hurdlers, multis and jumpers.She will also work with the squad's middle-distance and steeplechase athletes in addition to the UNF cross country teams.
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  "Julie brings a wealth of experience with her," VanAlstyne said.
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  The 27-year-old Stackhouse competed for two seasons at Clemson as a freshman and sophomore, earning All-ACC honors both years.She then transferred to Furman and won the Southern Conference championship in the 2000 and 2002 outdoor 800m run.She competed in 10 events in the outdoor season as a senior, setting school records in the heptathlon, 800m run (2:11.41) and the 4x800m relay (9:28.0).She also ran the 100m high hurdles, the distance medley, the 4x400m relay and the 4x800m relay.In addition, Stackhouse competed in the high jump, long jump, shot put and javelin.
  
  In cross country, Stackhouse competed on the 2000 Southern Conference championship team with a best time of 19:20.45 at the conference championship meet.During her career, Stackhouse earned five All-Southern Conference awards, was a three-time academic honor roll member and was the Most Outstanding Performer at the 2002 Furman Invitational Track and Field Meet.A native of Hayesville, N.C., Stackhouse helped Hayesville High to two state track titles during her prep career and was the individual state champion in the high jump, 100m hurdles, 400m and 800m.She was the North Carolina Female Track MVP and Female Athlete of the Year all four years and completed her career as the owner of five state records and 10 school records, in addition to 16 state titles.
  
  She graduated from Furman in 2001 with a bachelor's degree in health and exercise science and earned a master's degree from Furman in the same area in December 2002.
  
  Stackhouse is Level I and II certified for USATF in multis and sprints/hurdles.

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  Julie Stackhouse, Furman Unive, 2:15.49; 33.

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  WOMEN'S WINNER CELEBRATES WITH TOWER OF TERROR CHARACTER (October 25, 2008 ) -- Julie Stackhouse, 29 of Jacksonville, Fla., celebrates her victory in the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror 13K, with a character from the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror attraction. Stackhouse crossed the finish line at 51:47 besting her nearest competitor by over two minutes to win the women's race at the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror 13K Saturday night, October 25, at the Walt Disney World Resort near Orlando, Fla. This was the second victory of a women's race at Disney for the 29-year old assistant track and cross country coach at the Univesity of North Florida as she previously won the 2007 Race For The Taste 10K.
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  WOMEN'S WINNER (October 25, 2008) -- Julie Stackhouse, 29 of Jacksonville, Fla., crosses the finish line at 51:47 besting her nearest competitor by over two minutes to win the women's race at the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror 13K Saturday night, October 25, at the Walt Disney World Resort near Orlando, Fla. This was the second victory of a women's race at Disney for the 29-year old assistant track and cross country coach at the University of North Florida as she previously won the 2007 Race For The Taste 10K.

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  Published on: 4/14/2001    Last Visited: 5/25/2004  

  Julie Stackhouse
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  Julie Stackhouse
  
  Assistant Coach
  
  Julie Stackhouse is in her first season on Furman staff, following a three-year career with the Lady Paladin cross country and track teams.
  
  An outstanding worker with great talent, Stackhouse was always willing to do whatever it took to help the team.A Southern Conference champion in the 2002 outdoor 800m run, Stackhouse competed in 10 events in the outdoor season as a senior, setting school records in the 800m run (2:11.41) and the 4x800m relay (9:28.0).She also ran the 100m high hurdles, the 4x200m relay, the 4x400m relay and the 4x800m relay.In addition, Stackhouse competed in the high jump, the long jump, the shot put and the javelin.
  
  In the cross country season, Stackhouse competed in four races, placing 37th with a season-best time of 19:20.45 at the Southern Conference Championships.For her career, Stackhouse earned four All-Southern Conference citations, was a three-time academic honor roll member and was the Most Outstanding Performer at the 2002 Furman Invitational Track and Field Meet.
  
  A native of Hayesville, N.C., Stackhouse helped Hayesville High to two state track titles during her career and was the individual state champion in the high jump, 100m hurdles, 400m and 800m.She was the North Carolina Female Track MVP and Female Athlete of the Year as a senior and completed her career as the owner of five state records and 10 school records.
  
  A 2001 Furman graduate with a degree in health and exercise science, Stackhouse is pursuing a master¹s degree in HES and will graduate in December of 2002.

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