2010… Set a personal-best record in the 3,000m at the Gene Anderson UNC Invitational (2/12) with a time of 9:03.40… also surpassed previous best mile record at the Carolina Classic (1/29) posting a time of 4:31.14… finished in fourth place at the Palmetto Classic (3/12) in the mile with a time of 4:28.22… also earned top-five finishes in the 800m and 1,500m at the UNF Osprey Challenge (4/17) and the Battle of the Beaches, respectively… charted a personal-best time in the 1,500m at the Military Track and Field Challenge (3/27) with a time of 4:03.55.
2009… Had two third place finishes in the 1,500m run… first at the Robert Jet Johnson Relays (3/14) when he ran 4:11.58… then he turned around and broke his personal-best record at the Georgia Southern Invitational (3/28) when he ran 4:09.74… broke his indoor personal-best record in the 3,000m at the Tiger Invitational (2/21) with a time of 9:14.07 for 17th place… broke his personal-best outdoor record in the 300m at the Shamrock Invitational (3/21), posting a time of 9:04.42… ran 2:02.45 with a seventh place finish at the Tiger Open (3/7)… recorded his best time in the mile at the SoCon Outdoor Championships with a time of 4:34.60 for 21st place.
2008… Created personal best during indoor and outdoor competitions… marked 9:15.38 in 3,000m run at the Tiger Invitational during indoors… in outdoor, finished sixth in 1,500m marking 4:16.69 at the Furman Invitational… placed eighth at the Chanticleer Classic recording 16:41.67 in the 5,000m… placed ninth overall in 1,500m run marking 4:10.58 in the SoCon Outdoor Championships.
High School... A graduate of Wando High School in 2007... earned six letters in cross country and track and field... earned the team’s Warrior Award... twice named the team’s Most Improved runner... cross country team won the county championship... track team won the Regional Championship.
Personal... Full name is Christopher H. Fallis... born Feb. 18, 1989 in Charleston, S.C.... son of Harold and Danna Fallis... a member of the Bulldog cross country team… chose The Citadel over Charleston Southern and Erskine... father, Harold, played soccer for Erskine College from 1974-76... majoring in business administration.
