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Ready. Set. Rewind: Mikisha Lewis Freeman
Oct. 29, 2012
This year marks the tenth anniversary of the University of South Carolina Women's NCAA Outdoor Track and Field title that they secured in Baton Rouge, La., on June 1, 2002. The NCAA Championship was the school's first-ever team title in any sport for the Gamecocks. Thirteen members of the squad combined to earn 128 All-American honors over the course of their collegiate careers. In the weeks leading up to the All-Sports Reunion, GamecocksOnline.com will feature members of the 2002 NCAA Championship team. Mikisha Lewis Freeman Birthplace: Washington, DC Currently... works in the Washington, D.C., Superior Court system as a probation officer. Before going to Washington, D.C., she worked as a probation officer in South Carolina and was named South Carolina Agent of the Year in 2008, both regionally and statewide. Married Aryhel Freeman, a former football player at South Carolina. They have three children, ages four, six and eight. Athletic Accomplishments:
After South Carolina:
NCAA Memories
NCAA Championships Memory: Running in the 4x100m event when I tore my quadriceps and ultimately ended my career South Carolina Memories Why did you choose SC: My sister and I both went to South Carolina to run track, and when we think about it, we can't exactly point out one thing. We liked the academics at South Carolina and really enjoyed the track atmosphere.
What are you most looking forward to coming back to Columbia? Being around the teammates again Then | Now The members of the 2002 NCAA Championship team will be honored in Columbia, S.C., on Nov. 9 and 10 as a part of the All-Sports Reunion. |