blank   Sara White
	Class: Senior Hometown: Port Charlotte, Fla. High School: Charlotte HS Event: Throws Collegiate BEsts: Hammer (166-02), Weight Throw (51-09.75)

One of the Lady Seminoles most prolific throwers, competing in the discus and hammer … will look to claim the conference title with ACC Champion and former teammate LaKesha Mose gone …

2000: Tossed the discus 131-06 at the USTCA Meet in which she claimed a second-place finish behind teammate Makiba Batten … had the most success in the hammer throw, in which she managed to notch the Tribe’s top returning mark from last season … her mark moved her into second on the all-time top hammer marks at Florida State with her toss of 166-02, which landed her in fourth place at the outdoor conference championships …

1999: Started the indoor season as the top Lady Seminole finisher in the weight throw event at the ACC/SEC Challenge...wrapped up the indoor season with the sixth best weight throw mark in the conference...had her best performance of the season at the Seminole Twilight competition where she recorded a collegiate best in the hammer event...im-pressive effort of 159-8 went down as the second best hammer throw in FSU history...

1998: Placed seventh in the weight throw at the Florida Invitational (40-6)...finished 17th in the weight (41-6) and 18th in the shot put (36-8.25) at the ACC/SEC Challenge...took seventh in the hammer at the Clemson Invitational with a throw of 137-2...just missed scoring in the hammer at the ACC Outdoors with a ninth place mark of 137-9...finished second in the hammer (135-11), second in the discus (124-2) and fifth in the shot (33-20.75) at the Florida Intercollegiates...Prep: A four-year all-county selection and an all-state pick honoree as a senior ...named the track and field ath-lete of the year at Charlotte as a senior...participated in volleyball and soccer in addition to track and field...carried a perfect GPA through all four years...

Personal: An exercise physiology major...a Dean’s List student at FSU...born March 28, 1979.