allegheny 2012-13 track & field guide

1ALL-TIME WINNINGEST PROGRAM IN THE NCAC

2 2012-13 ALLEGHENY TRACK & FIELD

A TRADITION of EXCELLENCEALL-TIME WINNINGEST PROGRAM IN THE NCAC

58 NCAC TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS88 NCAA ALL-AMERICANS

76 NCAC ATHLETES OF THE YEAR


Location ....................................................................................................... Meadville, Pa.Founded ..................................................................................................................... 1815Enrollment ................................................................................................................ 2,100Nickname .................................................................................................................GatorsColors .......................................................................................................... Blue and GoldPresident ............................................................................................ Dr. James H. MullenAlma Mater .......................................................................... College of the Holy Cross ‘80

Affiliation .................................................................................................NCAA Division IIIConference .......................................................................North Coast Athletic ConferenceWebsite ..............................................................................................www.northcoast.org

Stadium .........................................................Frank B. Fuhrer Field at Robertson ComplexAddress ........................................................................................................ 204 Park Ave.

Head Coach ........................................................................Brent Wilkerson (3rd season)Alma Mater ................................................................................... Wilmington (Ohio) ‘06Phone .........................................................................................................814-332-2827Email .......................................................................................bwilkerson@allegheny.eduAssistant Coach ..................................................................Markham Hyde (2nd season)Alma Mater ......................................................................................................Utah StatePhone .........................................................................................................814-332-3318Email .............................................................................................mhyde@allegheny.eduAssistant Coach .......................................................................Maura Burke (1st season)Alma Mater ................................................................................................... Ramapo ‘12Phone .........................................................................................................814-332-2803Email ............................................................................................mburke@allegheny.edu

Inaugural Season ..................................................................................................... 1887NCAC Cross Country Team Championships/Last ................................................ 11/2012NCAC Cross Country Individual Champions ................................................................... 9NCAC Track & Field Indoor Team Championships/Last ......................................... 7/2007NCAC Track & Field Indoor Individual Champions........................................................ 98NCAC Track & Field Outdoor Team Championships/Last ....................................... 8/2007NCAC Track & Field Outdoor Individual Champions ................................................... 131Cross Country All-Americans ....................................................................................... 10Track & Field All-Americans ......................................................................................... 26Cross Country All-Conference .................................................................................... 109Track & Field All-Conference ...................................................................................... 697

Friends and fans of Allegheny’s intercollegiate athletic teams can continue to follow the Gators’ progress by checking out the college’s web site:

www.alleghenygators.com. Log on to the official web site of Allegheny athletics for information on all 21 sports.

The track and cross country sites feature same day event recaps, press releases, photos galleries,

highlight, player and coach interviews, athlete and coach profiles, video highlights, historical data and much more.

Allegheny Athletics on the Webwww.alleghenygators.com

Kristina MartinInaugural Season ..................................................................................................... 1981NCAC Cross Country Team Championships/Last ................................................ 11/2007NCAC Cross Country Individual Champions ................................................................... 7NCAC Track & Field Indoor Team Championships/Last ......................................... 8/2006NCAC Track & Field Indoor Individual Champions...................................................... 124NCAC Track & Field Outdoor Team Championships/Last ..................................... 13/2008NCAC Track & Field Outdoor Individual Champions ................................................... 146Cross Country All-Americans ......................................................................................... 6Track & Field All-Americans ......................................................................................... 41Cross Country All-Conference .................................................................................... 107Track & Field All-Conference ...................................................................................... 819

ALLEGHENY TRACK & FIELD

ALLEGHENY COLLEGE AT A GLANCE

ALLEGHENY TRACK & FIELD COACHING STAFF

MEN’S TRACK & FIELD HISTORY

WOMEN’S TRACK & FIELD HISTORY

TABLE OF CONTENTSA Tradition of Excellence .............................. Inside FrontAllegheny Quick Facts/Table of Contents .......................3Athletics Support Staff ..................................................4Why Gators? .................................................................4Allegheny Advantage .....................................................5What Sets Allegheny Apart? .......................................6-7Details of Distinction ..................................................8-9Track & Field/Cross Country Facilities ....................10-11Head Coach Brent Wilkerson .......................................12Assistant Coaching Staff .............................................132012 Cross Country Recap .........................................142012-13 Men’s Roster ................................................152012-13 Men’s Profiles ..........................................16-182012-13 Women’s Roster ...........................................192012-13 Women’s Profiles .....................................20-22Frank B. Fuhrer Stadium Records ...............................23Men’s Track & Field Records .......................................24Women’s Track & Field Records .................................25North Coast Athletic Conference ............................26-27Cross Country History/Awards ....................................28Track & Field History/Awards ......................................29Cross Country/Track & Field All-Americans ................30Men’s All-Time Best Lists .......................................31-32Women’s All-Time Best Lists .................................33-34Tradition, Commitment, Excellence ............... Inside Back

A TRADITION of EXCELLENCE


Mailing Address ...................... 520 North Main Street, Meadville, PA 16335Athletic Fax ...........................................................................(814) 337-1217

Director of Athletics and Recreation ............................................ Portia HoegPhone ....................................................................................(814) 332-3350Email ........................................................................... [email protected]

Associate Athletic Director for Facilities and Recreation ..................Bill RossPhone ....................................................................................(814) 332-2316Email ........................................................................... [email protected]

Assistant Athletic Director for Compliance ...............................Mandy PrusiaPhone ....................................................................................(814) 332-3367Email ........................................................................ [email protected]

Director of Athletic Communications (Media Contact) ............James KramerPhone ....................................................................................(814) 332-5952Email ......................................................................... [email protected] Sports Information Director ............................. Bryan MontgomeryPhone ....................................................................................(814) 332-2812Email ...............................................................bmontgomery@allegheny.edu

Director of Equipment ..............................................................Ron ClementsPhone ....................................................................................(814) 332-4396Email ......................................................................rclements@allegheny.edu

Office Coordinator ........................................................................ Lori RigglePhone ....................................................................................(814) 332-3350Email ........................................................................... [email protected]

Department Secretary ............................................................... Bonnie DunnPhone ....................................................................................(814) 332-2154Email ........................................................................... [email protected]

Head Athletic Trainer .............................................................. Jamie PlunkettPhone ....................................................................................(814) 332-2817Email ....................................................................... [email protected] Athletic Trainer.........................................................Danielle StuartPhone ....................................................................................(814) 332-2805Email ..........................................................................dstuart@allegheny.eduAssistant Athletic Trainer........................................................ Laura DillamanPhone ....................................................................................(814) 332-2805Email .......................................................................ldillaman@allegheny.edu

ATHLETICS SUPPORT STAFF

MEDIA GUIDE CREDITS

The 2012-13 Allegheny College track & field media guide is a publication of the Allegheny athletic communications office. Special thank you to Zach Hill ‘15 for his assistance with the cover designs and to Marty Goldberg ‘62 for his research efforts in assembling the all-time performance lists. Head shots and team pictures supplied by Ed Mailliard. Action photography provided by Ed Mailliard, Ryan Baker, Misty O’Connor and Victor Sailor. Historical and facility photos provided by Bill Owen, Ed Mailliard and the office of athletic communications where known.

INSIDE FRONT COVER: Top, left to right (Jennifer Shave, Vince Werner, Mike Ryan, Donna Moulton, Eric Winslow, and Jennifer Colgrove); Bottom, left to right (Chris Haberer, Lynda Kohl, 2011 DMR national champions, and Jeremy Scott at 2012 Olympic Games).

Through 1925, Allegheny teams had been referred to as Hilltoppers, Methodists, Timothians (in deference to College founder Timothy Alden), and the Blue and Gold. In April of 1925, a group of Allegheny students published the first issue of a humor magazine titled the Allegheny Alligator. The editors explained the reasoning behind the title thus: “The name, Alligator, was selected not because the alligator is noted for its sense of humor, nor because the haunts of the above-mentioned critter are located in this vicinity, but purely and simply because of the 99.44% alliterative value of its orthography.”

A column in that first issue was titled “Gator Gossip,” and in the fall of 1926 an organization called the Go-Get-’Em Gator Club appeared on campus. The club made its presence known at football games by occupying a reserved section of the bleachers and serving as a nucleus for the cheering section. By the end of the decade, Allegheny’s athletic teams were referred to as the Gators. It wasn’t until the 1970s that the name took on a face. It was then that a group of students started a publication evaluating faculty and courses. An illustration of a gator used in one of those publications was adopted by the College administration and eventually evolved into the nameless gator most Alleghenians are familiar with—posed in a tough but friendly stance and proudly wearing a varsity letter sweater.

In 1980 the Golden Gator Club was formed, an organization that remains an important link between the Athletics Department and alumni. The gator graphic has retained its strong identity with athletics and in the fall of 2004, it was redesigned to give it a more contemporary look. A new mascot costume was unveiled and “Chompers” made its debut.

WHY GATORS?

Sean Danaher

ALLEGHENY TRACK & FIELD


Allegheny College, the nation’s 32nd oldest college, is a nationally recognized college of the liberal arts and sciences. Allegheny’s 2,100 students are active in social, economic, and environmental issues and work collaboratively with faculty as part of the learning process. The College’s nationally recognized programs such as the Center for Political Participation, the Allegheny College Center for Experiential Learning, and the Center for Economic and Environmental Development, and the Vukovich Center for Arts and Communication offer powerful and engaging out-of-classroom experiences.

With about 40 programs of study and the capstone comprehensive Senior Project, the College’s rigorous education results in benefits that include acceptance rates to medical and law school that are twice the national average. And Allegheny’s geographic setting is ideal for our active student population, who enjoy biking, rock climbing, canoeing, and kayaking.

Allegheny College is included among the 100 “best values” in liberal arts colleges in the nation, according to Kiplinger’s, a private financial advising company. Kiplinger’s is the latest national publication to include Allegheny among the nation’s finest liberal arts colleges. Allegheny College is also featured in Princeton Review’s The Best Colleges, an annual guidebook profiling North America’s top institutions for undergraduate education; Washington Monthly’s “2012 College Rankings: What Can Colleges Do for the Country?,” which ranks Allegheny College No. 41 of the top 252 liberal arts colleges in the nation; and The Fiske Guide to Colleges 2012, which profiles the country’s best and most interesting colleges and universities.

Allegheny is also one of 40 colleges included in Loren Pope’s Colleges, is ranked No. 20 by Newweek for academic rigor, and ranked No. 55 by the Sierra Club for Greenest Colleges in America. In addition to publishing its own rankings, Kiplinger gave readers the opportunity to

vote on which private colleges represent the best value and Allegheny closed third across the nation in the readers’ poll.

We’re proud of Allegheny’s tradition, beautiful campus and cutting-edge technologies. And we know that our professors are leading scholars who pride themselves even more on being among the best teachers in the nation. But it’s our students who make Allegheny the unique and special place that it is.

ALLEGHENY COLLEGE PROMINENT ALUMNIPartial List

William McKinley 1865, 25th President, United StatesClarence Darrow 1878, Noted Attorney (Scopes “Monkey” Trial)Ida Tarbell 1880, Leading Muckraker and Lincoln BiographerThomas Francis, Jr. '21, Created Polio Vaccine with Dr. Jonas SalkPaul Siple '32, Originator of the Wind-Chill FactorRaymond P. Shafer '38, Statesman; Former Governor of PennsylvaniaBarbara Robinson '48, Children’s Author (“Best Christmas Pageant Ever”)Glenn Jones '52, Founder, Jones International University, first nationallyaccredited online universityWilliam E. "Bill" Crofut '58, Folk SingerGlenn Beckert '62, Former Major League Baseball All-Star, Chicago CubsWilliam J. Ruehle '64, Vice President and CFO, Broadcom CorporationRobert Vukovich '65, Pres., CEO & Chairman, Wellspring Pharmaceuticals, Inc.Douglas Durst '66, President, Durst Organization.Robert C. Woodworth '69, President and CEO, Pulitzer, Inc.Ben Burtt '70, Oscar Winning Sound Designer (“Star Wars”, “E.T.”)Chris L. Groenendaal '70, Broadway singerQ. Todd Dickinson '74, Former United States Assistant Secretary of CommerceMichael Piraino '74, CEO, National Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA)Robert Marchman '80, Executive Vice President, Market Surveillance, Regulation for the NYSEJane Earll '80, Pennsylvania State SenatorRobert D. Dowling '81, Noted Cardiovascular Surgeon, Univ. of Louisville HospitalWilliam S. Demchak '84, Chairman, PNC Financial ServicesDag J. Skattum '84, C-Head, Global Mergers & Acquisitions, J.P. Morgan& CompanyRick Dohr '87, Music Director and Pianist, The Eagles and Don HenleyTim Hoffman '88, Noted Pediatric Cardiovascular Surgeon, ColumbusChildren's Hospital

ALLEGHENY ADVANTAGE

In 2012, U.S. News and World Report Ranked Allegheny College as the

#1 Best Up-and-Coming Liberal Arts College in America.


ALLEGHENY AT A GLANCE

EnrollmentTotal students........................................................................................2,100Men/women ...................................................................................47%/53%States/countries represented ............................................................... 44/34

Typical First-Year Class Profile — 580 – 600 studentsRanked in top 25% of high school ......................................................... 75%SAT—critical reading and math (middle 50%) ............................ 1100 – 1300ACT (middle 50%) ............................................................................... 23-29High schools represented ........................................................................360From outside Pennsylvania .................................................................... 42%Minority/international students .............................................................. 18%

FacultyFull-time faculty .......................................................................................164Ph.D. or other terminal degree ............................................................... 95%Student-to-faculty ratio ........................................................................... 12:1Average class size, introductory .................................................................21Average class size, advanced .....................................................................11Classes with fewer than 30 students ...................................................... 89%

FacilitiesMajor buildings ..........................................................................................42Central campus ................................................................................ 79 acresRecreation complex ....................................................................... 203 acresBousson nature preserve ............................................................... 283 acres

Financial AidExtensive merit aid available; up to $80,000 guaranteed over eight semesters.Students receiving need-based aid ........................................................ 71%Tuition and fees (2012 – 13) ..............................................................$37,610Room and board (2012 – 13) ..............................................................$9,540

Campus LifeStudent organizations on campus ................................................... Over 100Varsity teams .............................................................................................21Participate in varsity, club, intramurals, and outdoor recreation ....Over 50%Live on campus .................................................................................... 100%

Campus activities include concerts in the Grounds for Change coffeehouse, comedians, Late Night programming on weekends, and major annual events such as Wingfest, Casino Night, Springfest and Greek Sing.

Experience Outside the ClassroomComplete independent research Senior Project.................................... 100%Undertake internships ............................................................................ 75% Available internships .......................................................................2,000Participate in community service ...................................................Over 60% Total hours of service per year ......................................................50,000Travel on EL Seminars per year ................................................................100Allegheny-sponsored study abroad per year .......................................70 – 80

OutcomesGraduate from Allegheny ....................................................................... 80% Complete their degree in four years ................................................. 92%Start a career directly ............................................................................. 45% Job-seekers hired within 8 months of graduation ............................ 90%Go on to graduate school directly .......................................................... 45% Graduate school acceptance rate (including pre-law and pre-med) .............................................. 80–100%Join long-term service opportunities directly ......................................... 10%

DETAILS OF DISTINCTION

Allegheny students are provided the freedom to select majors and minors of unusual combinations, and they combine those interests and talents to develop skills that employers

seek most in today’s global economy—being creative, analytical and innovative.

major/minor combinationsrequired to represent two of the liberal arts divisions — natural sciences, humanities, and social sciences

four-year seminar seriesbeginning with the first-year seminar, where the faculty instructor is your advisor for two years

capstone senior projectan essential independent experience that encompasses research, writing, and presentation, mirroring a master’s thesis

off-campus experiences2,000 internships, study abroad programs, service projects, and Allegheny’s distinctive Travel Seminar — intensive faculty-led learning tours

state-of-the-art facilitiesscience research complex and premier communication arts center

extraordinary outcomesgraduate school (including law & medical school) acceptance rates are 80 – 100%, twice the national average

to learn more visit allegheny.edu/unusualcombinations


American studiesapplied computing applied economicsart & technologyart & the environmentart (studio)art history Asian studiesastronomybiochemistrybiological and physical studies

biology black studieschemistryChinese studies

Chinese language and literature

classical studiescommunication artscomputer sciencecreative writingdance & movement studieseconomics educationEnglishenvironmental geologyenvironmental scienceenvironmental studiesenvironmental writingFrench/French studiesgeology

German/German studiesglobal health and development

historyinternational studiesjournalismLatinLatin American & Caribbean studies

lesbian, gay, bisexual & transgender studies

managerial economicsmass communication/ media studies

mathematics

medieval & Renaissance studies

Middle East & North African studies

musicmusic historymusic performancemusic theoryneurosciencephilosophyphysicspolitical sciencepre-dentalpre-lawpre-medicinepre-nursing

pre-pharmacypre-veterinarianpsychologyreligious studiesscience, health & societySpanishtheatrevalues, ethics & social action

women’s studieswritingand self-designed

Every student completes a major and minor— there are over 900 unique combinations possible.

PROGRAMS OF STUDY

DEGREES AND ACADEMIC PROGRAMS

WHERE ARE THEY NOW?

Undergraduate DegreesBachelor of Arts, Bachelor of ScienceTeacher CertificationCooperative pre-admission arrangement with the University of Pittsburgh Master of Arts in Teaching Program (PA) and exclusive agreements with Teachers College of Columbia University (NY) and Xavier University (OH)Accelerated Masters Programs (3/2)Management (arts, health care policy, information systems, public policy) with Carnegie Mellon University; Occupational Therapy with Chatham University; Physician Assistant with Chatham University

Accelerated Doctorate Programs Nursing (3/3, 3/4) with Case Western Reserve University; Physical Therapy (4/2) with Chatham University; Osteopathic Medicine (3/4) with the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine or Lake Erie College of Osteopathic MedicineEngineering Cooperative ProgramEngineering (3/2) with University of Pittsburgh, Columbia University, Case Western Reserve University and Washington University in St. Louis; a Master of Science in Engineering (4/2) through Columbia UniversityPreferred Admission Agreements Simon Graduate School at University of Rochester (business administration); Jefferson Medical College, Drexel University College of Medicine (medical school)

Kristen Cheman ‘04 Mathematics / Spanish

Software Engineer, Lookheed Martin Corporation

Mark Carter ’82 Psychology / Art

Sr. Dir. of Development, National Academy of Sciences

Krsiten Balbick ‘01 Political Science / English

Assistant District Attorney, Erie County DA Office

Thomas Brown ‘89 Physics

Aerospace Engineer, NASA

Elizabeth Patterson ‘97 Economics

Project Mgr of Oracle ERP Operations, GE Aircraft Engines

Dr. Andrew Cyr, ‘00 Geology / Political Science

Research Geologist, U.S. Geological Survey

Megan Black ‘95 Mathematics

Executive Vice President, Omni New York LLC

Vince Werner ‘06 Physics / Religious Studies

Launch Engineer, Space Exploration Technologies

Jennifer Braunstein ‘95 English

Children’s Book Editor, Scholastic Press

Ryan Hanson ‘10 Neuroscience / Psychology

Cancer Research Award Fellow, National Cancer Institute

Amy Kline ‘85 English / Art History

Associate Vice President, Fidelity National Services

Jesse Thompson ‘07 Geology / Psychology

Geoscientist, Chevron Corporation

Dr. Helen Ciciello ‘80 Neuroscience

Clinical Research Physician, Cato Research

Dr. Thomas Lee ‘08 Chemistry / Econmics

Orthopaedic Surgery Resident, UPMC Hamot

Mary Moreland ‘84 Biology / Mathematics

Principal Aquatic Biologist, Bear Creek Environmental

Although Allegheny track & field has produced numerous scholars, scientists, industry leaders, and alumni who have chosen to pursue a career in coaching, the program’s most prominent achiever athletically is Jeremy Scott ‘03. Scott, who was a two-time national champion at Allegheny, qualified for the 2012 Olympic Games after finishing second in the pole vault at the U.S. Olympic Trials. Scott finished the year ranked as the No. 15 pole vaulter in the world.

Fred Hemminger ‘97 Theater / Political Science

Asst. Company Manager, Walt Disney World Company

Alyse Holden ‘92 Psychology

Senior Analyst, U.S. Department of Defense

Benjamin Burtt ’70 Physics

Film Maker/Sound Designer, Pixar Animation Studios


Frank B. Fuhrer Field is home to Allegheny track & field and the crown jewel of the Robertson Athletic Complex. The field is named in honor of Frank B. Fuhrer ‘48, a long-time College supporter and member of Allegheny’s inaugural Hall of Fame class. Renovated in 2006, the facility includes a Field Turf playing surface, a FairPlay scoreboard that utilizes

the latest in LED lamp technology, stadium lighting, and an eight-lane, 400-meter, double-bend track with a national award-winning surface.

Locker rooms are located inside the stadium, and a fully-equipped athletic training facility is stationed on site. The stadium, which includes seating for 3,700 spectators, has played host to numerous NCAA playoff games as well as last-chance and championship track & field events.

Robertson Athletic Complex is a vast athletic facility named in memory of College benefactor and 1905 varsity football letterwinner Andrew Wells Robertson. The facility covers over 200 picturesque acres on a plateau one mile north of campus.

FRANK B. FUHRER FIELD


One of the most dominant landmarks on Allegheny’s campus, the David V. Wise Center was completed in 1997. The main part of the facility is the sports forum located on the upper level. Its 27,000 feet of open floor space is used by the track & field team and other intercollegiate programs for year-round indoor training, while a three-lane, 200-meter indoor running track is suspended above the playing surface. A 2,500 square foot weight room is located just off the sports forum. The training facility includes free weights, resistance lifting, stationary bicycles, and a plethora of the latest fitness machines.

In addition, the Wise Center swimming natatorium is located on the same level to provide additional cross-training and rehab opportunities, while the close proximity to the program’s sports medicine facility ensures timely and adequate coverage during all track-related activities.

Originally known as College Field, Robertson Athletic Complex encompasses 203 acres of outdoor field space to include 102 acres of woodlands, trails for outdoor recreation, and an NCAA championship-level cross country course. The course, which is marked for both 6k and 8k, has hosted numerous championship meets. Outside of the primary course area, a bevy of unpaved roads and trails, including those weaving around Woodcock Lake and Dam, provide outstanding training conditions for Allegheny’s perennially successful cross country program.

INDOOR TRAINING FACILITIES

CROSS COUNTRY FACILITIES


Brent Wilkerson is in his third year as head coach for the men’s and women’s cross country and track and field programs at Allegheny College. Wilkerson’s appointment filled a void left by the departure of long-time head coach Bill Ross, and follows a successful one-year stint as anassistant coach for the Gators.

In his first full season as commander of the Gators’ running corps,

Wilkerson led the men’s distance relay team to the 2011 NCAA indoor national championship. The men’s and women’s teams combined to break nine school records and boasted 39 All-Conference performances. The men’s cross country unit climbed to its highest national ranking in school history (No. 2) before cruising to its seventh straight NCAC team title and seventh consecutive appearance at the NCAA Championships.

Heading into the 2012-13 track & field season, Wilkerson is coming off another outstanding cross country campaign leading the Blue and Gold. Paced by Bobby Over, who finished as the individual runner-up at the 2012 NCAA Division III Championships while also sweeping the NCAC and NCAA Mideast Region Athlete of the Year awards, the Gators qualified as a team for the national championships for the eighth straight year, finishing among the top 15 for the third time in four seasons. Wilkerson was named NCAC Coach of the Year for the second time in three years as Allegheny won its NCAC-record 11th conference crown.

In 2011-12, Lauren Butler was named NCAC Field Athlete of the Year for both the indoor and outdoor seasons, while Taylor Throckmorton was named NCAC Sprinter/Hurdler of the Year during the indoor campaign. Along with standout steeplechaser Bobby Over, Butler qualified for the NCAA Outdoor Championships where both competitors secured All-America honors. Wilkerson also ignited a strong effort for the men’s cross country program, which qualified for the NCAA Championships for the

eighth straight year despite losing most of the previous season’s scoring. Under Wilkerson’s tutelage, Over was signaled as the NCAA Mideast Region Runner of the Year while earning All-America plaudits at nationals.

As an assistant in 2009-10, Wilkerson helped guide the men’s cross country team to a third-place finish at the NCAA Division III Championship, while then-sophomore Lauren Butler copped All-American honors in the javelin. Under his direct supervision, the

Gators’ track and field unit claimed six conference titles and secured 17 NCAC All-Conference accolades.

Prior to Allegheny, Wilkerson spent three seasons as the assistant track & field coach at Marietta College, helping the Pioneers crown two conference champions and break 49 school records in 22 events.

Birthdate: April 11, 1984 (Cincinnati, Ohio)Hometown: Cincinnati, OhioEducation: Bachelor’s-Business Administration, Wilmington (Ohio), 2006; Master’s-Education, Marietta, 2010 Date announced as Allegheny Head Coach: March 8, 2011Coaching Awards: 2012 NCAC Men’s Cross Country Coach of the Year, 2010 NCAC Men’s Cross Country Coach of the Year.Athlete Award Totals, Men: All-American: 8, Conference Champions: 6, All-Conference: 38Athlete Award Totals, Women: All-American: 1, Conference Champions: 12, All-Conference: 27School Records Broken at Allegheny: 15Noteworthy Individual Awards: 2005 OAC Runner of the Year

THE WILKERSON FILE

Since taking over the reins of the Allegheny track & field program prior to the 2010 cross country season, Wilkerson has lifted the men’s cross country program to its highest national ranking ever, delivered a national championship on the track, and coached nine All-Americans while twice being named NCAC Coach of the Year.

HEAD COACH BRENT WILKERSON

A 2006 graduate of Wilmington College of Ohio, Wilkerson was a two-time track & field All-American and 2005 Ohio Athletic Conference (OAC) Runner of the Year. He was also a 15-time All-Conference performer and 13-time All-Ohioan for the Quakers. After earning his Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration from Wilmington, he went on to earn a Masters of Education from Marietta in 2009. Wilkerson also has a USATF Level 1 Coaching Certification.

Brent and his wife, Brenda, reside in Meadville, Pa.


Markham Hyde returns for his second season as an assistant coach with the Gators’ track & field program after leading the team’s throwing contingent to fantastic heights during the 2011-12 campaign. Allegheny’s throwers authored 51 personal records and nine All-Conference plaudits during Hyde’s first year with the Blue and Gold, while he helped guide Lauren Butler to her third All-American honor in the javelin and a sweep of the NCAC Field Athlete of the Year awards.

A 2006 graduate of Utah Valley University, Hyde was a three-time team captain and instrumental in the school’s transition as a Junior College to classification as an NCAA Division I institution. During his tenure with the Wolverines, he set school records in the weight throw and the hammer. He

also established a state record in the weight throw while attending Davis high school in Kaysville, Utah.

After serving as a student assistant at Utah Valley a year following his graduation, Hyde officially began his college coaching career as a graduate assistant at Lake Erie College in Painesville, Ohio, where he earned his Masters of Education. Joining the Storm coaching staff during the team’s first year of Division II competition, Hyde helped the program establish new school records in every throwing event.

In 2007-08, Hyde produced eight scorers at the Utah State Track & Field Championships as a member of the coaching staff at Syracuse high school.

Markham, wife Brittany, and daughter Lynlee, reside in Meadville, Pa.

ASSISTANT COACHING STAFF

Markham Hyde

Maura Burke is in her first season with the Gators as an assistant coach for the track & field and cross country programs. In her role with Allegheny, Burke leads the individual development for the team in the sprints and jumps, while coaching the multi-event athletes.

Burke joins the Allegheny staff immediately after an outstanding career at Ramapo College where she achieved NCAA qualifying marks in the pentathlon, 100-meter hurdles, and as a member of the 4x400m relay. A three-time team captain, Burke was the 2011 ECAC champion in the heptathlon, while she led the 2012 squad to the New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) indoor team title.

Also earning NJAC honors as captain of Ramapo’s women’s volleyball team, Burke was honored with the Betty Logan Female Athlete of the Year Award in 2010. She graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in contemporary arts with a self-designed contract major in advertising, marketing, design, and communications.

Maura Burke

Marty Goldberg is in his 13th year as an assistant coach for the Gators’ track and field program. He is a USATF Master Official and is one of the most experienced and respected officials in the United States. He has worked the Olympic Games, Olympic Trials, National Junior Olympics, National High School Championships, National Masters Championships as well as international meets such as the IAAF Diamond Series meets and the World Masters Championships. He is the associate chief clerk at the prestigious Millrose Games in Madison Square Garden and is a fixture at most NCAA Championships. Goldberg, who has served as line clerk at the USAT National Indoor Championships for the last five years, is also the Coordinator of Officials for the annual Gator Invitational.

Goldberg coached the Allegheny men’s soccer team to a school record of 131 wins from 1984-1997. He is responsible for the training of the Gator long sprinters and the sprint relay teams. A 1962 graduate of Allegheny,

Goldberg was a three-time All-Presidents Athletic Conference selection in the high jump.

Marty Goldberg ‘62


In what amounted to a two-team duel, nationally-ranked No. 15 Allegheny edged Case Western Reserve at the season-opening 2012 Bill Sudeck Classic, 26-29. Led by senior Bobby Over, who broke the tape for the individual win, the Gators opened the season with a victory on Case’s home course for the third consecutive year. After hanging back for a majority of Saturday’s race, Over took control during the final stretch of the course and finished the 6,000-meter circuit in 19:43. The Gators then swept fourth through sixth in the individual results, paced by senior Kevin Edwards, who split 20:05. The Spartans, who were ranked No. 27 in the Division III pre-season national poll, put the first five runners across the line en route to a win on the women’ side. Kristina Martin and Kelly Gallagher finished sixth and seventh, respectively, to break up an outstanding performance from Case’s elite group. Martin crossed through the chute in 16:01, while Gallagher finished eight seconds back.

The next week, Allegheny women’s cross country pieced together an outstanding team effort as the Gators finished seventh overall and fourth among Division III schools at the 23-team Knight Invitational hosted by Calvin College. The strong team result featured an exceptional delta as Allegheny’s top five runners were separated by 32 seconds. Sophomore Andy Sharfman had a break-out performance to lead the Allegheny attack. Finishing 34th overall out of 313 runners, Sharfman crossed the finish in 18:55, while Kelly Gallagher closed seven places back in 19:01. Bobby Over finished third overall to lead a terrific team performance by the men. Over split 24:43 in his first 8k of the season as the Gators finished third overall on the team board.

Although Allegheny placed zero emphasis on winning a team title, that’s exactly what the nationally-ranked men’s team did at the Dicksinson Long and Short Invitational. Bobby Over was incredibly workman-like has he blasted from the middle of the pack to win the individual crown. The Gators ran the first 4k of the 8,000 circuit as a work out. A large contingent of the team ran as a group for the first-half of the race, while the goal of the

coaching staff was to motivate the back of Allegheny’s scoring pack. Over was in 25th at the midway point of the race before kicking it into high gear. He broke through the tape comfortably in 26:01. Logan Steiner was the top Division III rookie in the field, crossing through the chute in 11th-place with a time of 26:45, while senior Kevin Edward finished four seconds back (26:49) in 13th. Despite a three-week break from racing, the Allegheny women’s cross country team delivered a solid performance at the 2012 Dickinson Long and Short Invitational. Competing on the same course as this year’s NCAA regional race, the Gators finished seventh overall in the team standings. The first 3,000-meters of Saturday’s race was strategically run by Allegheny, which wanted to keep its top pack together in an effort to close the gap between its top six runners. Junior Kristina Martin led the way for the Blue and Gold after finishing 25th overall in a time of 24:35.4. Sophomore Andy Sharfman finished next for Allegheny in 25:05.0, finishing just ahead of rookie teammate Makenzie O’Connor (25:10.1).

Allegheny women’s cross country took advantage of ideal conditions, great competition, and a supremely-fast course in delivering a strong team effort that yielded numerous personal bests at the Inter-Regional Rumble hosted by Oberlin. The Gators finished 20th in the team standings while six nationally-ranked teams battled for the team crown. Junior Kristina Martin paced the Blue and Gold with her fastest collegiate race ever, while delivering one of the fastest 6k’s in the history of the Allegheny program. Finishing 36th out of 270 runners, Martin crossed the finish in 22:30.6. Bobby Over conceded the top overall spot in the men’s race, but Allegheny’s standout harrier still managed to make history as he obliterated the College’s 8k cross country record. Leading the Gators to a third-place finish, Over finished second in the individual standings after authoring a dazzling time of 23:48. Taking advantage of an ultra-fast course and a field loaded with fantastic competition, Over averaged 2:58 over each 1,000 meters. Breaking through the chute in 24:38, Logan Steiner was the top rookie in the race while orchestrating the fastest 8k by a freshman in Allegheny long and distinguished history on the hills. James Rynes, who continues to make stunning strides in his sophomore campaign, finished in 25:02, while Kevin Edwards closed in 25:08. Senior Brennan Hamilton capped the Gators’ scoring after completing the 8k circuit in a career-best 25:37.

After having its run of seven consecutive conference titles snapped last season, Allegheny exacted revenge on nationally-ranked No. 25 and defending champion Wabash as the Gators’ cross country team delivered a strong statement at the 2012 NCAC Championships. Led by individual winner, Bobby Over, Allegheny placed three runners in the top five and its entire scoring contingent among the top 12 in winning its 11th league crown. Over became the ninth Allegheny harrier to win the NCAC Championship on the men’s side while he earned honors as NCAC Runner of the Year. Logan Steiner continued his fabulous rookie season as he finished third overall with a time of 26:26.2, earning First Team All-NCAC accolades as well as NCAC Newcomer of the Year laurels. Sophomore James Rynes finished fifth overall en route to First Team All-NCAC plaudits, while Kevin Edwards and Brennan Hamilton both copped Second Team All-Conference accolades. Sophomore Alex Simon earned All-NCAC Honorable Mention honors, while the victory marked Allegheny’s ninth NCAC team title since 2002 and the second in the tenure of head coach Brent Wilkerson, who was named NCAC Coach of the Year. The women replicated last year’s sixth-place finish at the NCAC Championships. Kristina Martin earned All-Conference Honorable Mention honors after crossing the finish line in 24:12.5, earning postseason accolades from the NCAC for the third consecutive year.

Junior Bobby Over became the first runner in the history of Allegheny cross country to repeat as the NCAA regional champion, as he led the Gators to a fifth-place finish out of 49 teams at the 2012 NCAA Mideast Regional Championships. Over left no doubt in defending his individual crown, pulling away from the region’s top competitors over the final 2k en route to a dominating win. Logan Steiner finished 17th overall and manufactured the best rookie performance on the day while earning NCAA All-Region honors. Senior Kevin Edwards also garnered All-Region accolades after closing in 28th. Kristina Martin earned All-Region honors for the third consecutive year to lead the women’s team to a 14th-place finish out of 49 teams in their final race of the campaign.

NCAA Mideast Region Runner of the Year Bobby Over capped the 2012 cross country season with the highest national finish ever by an Allegheny runner, and the Gators rode that scintillating performance to a 15th-place finish at the NCAA Division III Championships. Over settled into second after the first half-mile of the 8,000-meter circuit and stayed in that position for the duration of the race. As eventual champion Tim Nelson of Wisconsin-Stoudt broke away at the 3k, Over was forced to finish the second-half of the race by himself as the space between the top four runners as well as the ensuing chase pack was surprisingly large. Although Grant Wintheiser of St. Olaf made a push to overtake Over down the stretch, he was unable to make a pass as Over closed as the national runner-up behind the fastest time by an Allegheny harrier at the NCAA Championships. Over clocked 24:34.8, eight seconds off an individual national title, while rookie teammate Logan Steiner also delivered a superb effort to help position Allegheny inside the top 15 at nationals for the sixth time in seven years. Finishing 36th overall, Steiner was the top freshman finisher in the national field after traversing the course in 25:06.8, while his performance also marked the best NCAA rookie finish in team history.

Bobby Over on the awards stand at nationals.

Kelly Gallagher

2012 CROSS COUNTRY RECAP


Name Cl. Events Hometown/High School

Stephen Anderson Fr. Distance New Milford, Conn. / New Milford

Xander Bennett Fr. Hurdles Sharon, Pa. / Sharon

Peter Bergman Jr. Sprints Hampton Township, Pa. / Hampton

Evan Breitsch Jr. Mid-Distance South Russell, Ohio. / Chagrin Falls

Paul Cancilla Fr. Distance Erie, Pa. / Mercyhurst Prep

Cathal Chaffe Fr. Mid-Distance Chagrin Falls, Ohio / Chagrin Falls

Alex Ciorra Fr. Hurdles/Sprints Mt. Lebanon, Pa. / Mt. Lebanon

Lance Claflin Jr. Distance Lexington, Mass. / Lexington

Alex Colarte Fr. Sprints Lancaster, N.Y. / Lancaster

Neal Colecchi Fr. Throws West Leechburg, Pa. / Kiski Area

Sean Danaher Jr. Throws Castleton, N.Y. / Maple Hill High School

Cameron Day Jr. Throws Muncy, Pa. / Hughesville

Tom DeAscentis Jr. Distance Fall River, Mass. / Providence Country Day School

Jack Denison Jr. Distance Philadelphia, Pa. / JP Masterman

Kevin Edwards Sr. Distance Ramstein, GERMANY / Ramstein

Brennan Hamilton Sr. Distance Canton, Ohio / Jackson

Nelson Hansen Fr. Sprints Ann Arbor, Mich. / Skyline

Kylan Hill Fr. Distance Cranberry Township, Pa. / Seneca Valley

Zach Hill Jr. Sprints/Jumps Chillicothe, Ohio / Southeastern

Hunter Jones Fr. Sprints Lake City, Pa. / Girard

Ryan Koerbel Fr. Sprints/Jumps Georgetown, Pa. / South Side Area

Paul Livingood Fr. Hurdles Prosperity, Pa. / McGuffey

David Olson So. Sprints/Mid-Dist. Falconer, N.Y. / Falconer Central

Taylor Ordines So. Combined Events Jamestown, N.Y. / Jamestown

Bobby Over Sr. Distance Wadsworth, Ohio / Wadsworth

Corey Pavia Fr. Distance Pittsford, N.Y. / Pittsford Mendon

Michael Petro So. Throws Bolivar, Pa. / Ligonier Valley

Ben Plohr Fr. Mid-Distance Penobscot, Maine / George Stevens Academy

Alex Porter Fr. Distance Sayre, Pa. / Sayre

Corey Razevich Fr. Distance San Pedro, Calif. / San Pedro

Christian Reese So. Hurdles Farmington, N.Y. / Victor

James Rynes So. Distance Norton, Ohio / Norton

Gregory Shemancik Fr. Distance Brentwood, Tenn. / University School of Nashville

Jay Shick Fr. Distance Vandergrift, Pa. / Kiski Area

Alex Simon So. Distance Erie, Pa. / Erie Cathedral Prep

Logan Steiner Fr. Distance Meadville, Pa. / North Allegheny

Nathan Taggart So. Combined Events East Amherst, N.Y. / Williamsville North

Giovanni Taw Fr. Throws Sheffield Lake, Ohio / Brookside

2012-13 MEN’S ROSTER


Cameron DayJunior

Hughesville, Ohio

Hughesville High School

Throws

Xander BennettFreshman

Sharon, Pa.

Sharon High School

Hurdles

High School/Personal: Senior captain for track and field at Sharon High School...holds school record in the 110-meter hurdles...son of Michael and Jodie Bennett...born on February 28, 1994.

2011-12: Second Team All-NCAC in javelin with a personal best of 186’5” at NCAC Outdoor Track and Field Championships...finished fourth overall at the sixth annual Gator Invite in the javelin (185’8”)…finished first in the javelin at the Roberts Wesleyan Raider Invitational and the Defiance Yellow Jacket Open…secured third in the javelin at the 2012 Sparky Adams Invitational.

2010-11: Finished fourth overall in the javelin at the NCAC Outdoor Championships...finished ninth at NCAC Indoor Championship in the pentathlon…finished fourth overall at Point Loma in the javelin with a personal record of 170’6”…secured fifth-place finishes in the javelin at the Mount Union Invitational and the Sparky Adams Invitational…capped outdoor season with a sixth-place finish in the javelin at North Central Last Chance Meet.

Sean DanaherJunior

Castleton, N.Y.

Maple Hill High School

Throws

2011-12: Placed sixth in the discus (125’8”) at NCAC Outdoor Track and Field Championships...threw a personal best in the hammer (130’9”) at the Mount Union John Homon Invite...delivered best performance of the season with fifth-place effort in the discus (129’7”) and placed fifth at the Roberts Wesleyan Raider Invitational...earned a season best in the shot put (39’10.75”) at the NCAC Outdoor Track and Field Championships.

2010-11: Threw a season best in the discus (116’1”) at the W&J Invita-tional...established a season best in the hammer (110’6”) at the NCAC Outdoor Track and Field Championships…powered to a season best in the shot put (36’2”) at the Sparky Adams Invitational.

Kevin EdwardsSenior

Ramstein, GERMANY

Ramstein High School

Distance

2012 XC: NCAA All-Region…Second Team All-NCAC…finished third for Allegheny at the NCAA Division III Cross Country Championships with a time of 25:51…established an 8k personal best of 25:08 at the Inter-Regional Rumble hosted by Oberlin…finished fourth overall at the Bill Sudeck Classic.

2011-12: Named NCAA All-Region following eighth-place effort at NCAA Mideast Regional Cross Country Championships (25:48)…First Team All-Conference selection with fifth-place finish at 2011 NCAC Cross Country Championships (25:44)…finished third for the team while delivering season’s best 8k at the NCAA Division III Championships (25:26)…established personal best with a seventh-place finish in the 5,000m at the 2012 NCAC Indoor Championships (15:24.93)…secured first career victory in the 5,000m at the NCAC Indoor Quad…recorded a personal best in the 3,000m steeplechase (10:02.07) at the 2012 Sparky Adams Invitational .

2010-11: Following transfer from Kansas State, made Allegheny debut with a sixth-place finish in the 3,000m at the Baldwin-Wallace Mid-January Meet…established personal best in the 1,500m (4:20.02) at the Point Loma Invitational.

ATHLETE PROFILES

Cameron Day


Nelson HansenFreshman

Ann Arbor, Mich.

Skyline High School

Sprints

High School/Personal: Three-time varsity letterwinner in track and field and twice in football...three-year captain for track and one-year captain for football...first team all-conference for the 100 meter dash...Michigan state qualifier in the 100m...father, Nelson Hansen, played football for the University of Michigan as a fullback and also threw shot put...major is undecided...born on March 30, 1994.

Bobby OverJunior

Wadsworth, Ohio

Wadsworth High School

Distance

2012 XC: Authored highest individual national finish in program history after finishing second at the NCAA Division III Cross Country Championships (24:34.8)…NCAA All-American…NCAA Mideast Region Runner of the Year…finished first at NCAA regional championships…NCAC Runner of the Year…became ninth Allegheny runner to win individual conference title while leading Gators to NCAC team crown…smashed NCAC and Allegheny records with a time of 23:48 at Oberlin’s Inter-Regional Rumble…authored four victories and finished among top three individuals in all seven races...team captain.

2011-12: NCAA Division III All-American in steeplechase after placing seventh at Outdoor Track and Field Championships (9:03.00)...earned Second Team All-Conference honors in the steeplechase (9:06.88) and the 5,000m (15:11.16)...2012 NCAC indoor champion in the 5,000m (15:13.62) and conference runner-up in the 3,000m (8:39.63)…delivered a personal best of 14:37.75 for 5,000 meters at the 2012 Sparky Adams Invitational…totaled four All-Conference honors in track…NCAA Cross Country All-American following 17th-place finish at national championships…named Mideast Region Runner of the Year after winning individual regional title…finished eighth at NCAC Cross Country Championships en route to Second Team All-Conference honors…posted fastest 8k ever by Allegheny runner while finishing as top collegiate finisher at Knight Invitational (24:35.94)...two-time NCAC Runner of the Week… finished inside top three in six of seven races.

2010-11: Qualified for NCAA Outdoor Championships in steeplechase with school-record time of 9:15.61 (Gregory Invitational)...finished third overall in the steeple and fourth in the 5,000m at NCAC Outdoor Championships...finished first in the steeple at W&J and Gregory Invitationals.

Michael PetroSophomore

Bolivar, Pa.

Ligonier Valley High School

Throws

2011-12: Threw a season best in the weight throw (41’1”) at the NCAC Indoor Track and Field Championships en route to ninth overall... delivered season best in the hammer (131’4”) at the VMI and W&L Carnival...tossed a personal best in the discus (120’5”) at the Mount Union John Homon Invite…finished ninth in the hammer and 11th in the discus at the 2012 NCAC Outdoor Track & Field Championships.

ATHLETE PROFILES

Michael Petro

Bobby Over


Logan SteinerFreshman

Meadville, Pa.

North Allegheny High School

Distance

2012 XC: Closed as the nation’s top rookie finisher at the NCAA Division III Cross Country Championships (35th, 25:06.8)…authored the best NCAA rookie finish in team history while finishing one place out of All-American consideration…finished 17th at NCAA Mideast Regional Championships en route to All-Region honors…NCAC Newcomer of the Year…earned First Team All-Conference honors following third-place finish at the NCAC Championships…top rookie finisher at the Inter-Regional Rumble while orchestrating fastest freshman 8k in team history (24:38).

High School/Personal: Placed fifth at the PIAA Cross Country Championships...finished third in the 3,200m at the PIAA Track and Field Championships...majoring in physics and education with a minor psychology...son of Harold and Stacey Ann Steiner...born on August 5, 1994.

James RynesSophomore

Norton, Ohio

Norton High School

Distance

2012 XC: First Team All-NCAC following seventh-place finish at the NCAC Championships…helped lead Allegheny to 15th overall at the NCAA Division III Cross Country Championships with an 8k split of 26:05…finished 38th at the NCAA Mideast Regional Championships in 26:28.2…established an 8k personal best of 25:02 at the Inter-Regional Rumble.

2011-12: Recorded a season best in the 5,000m (15:38.62) at the sixth annual Gator Invitational...placed seventh and recorded a season best in the 3,000m (9:13.03) at the 2011 Baldwin-Wallace Mid-January Meet (1/21/12)…participated in the 2011 NCAA Division III Cross Country Championships...closed with seventh-best freshman performance at 2011 NCAA Mideast Regional Championships...12th place finish at Case Western Invitational…posted 8k career-best time of 26:49 at the Knight Invitational hosted by Calvin…finished 37th overall at NCAC Cross Country Championships.

Ben PlohrFreshman

Penobscot, Maine

George Stevens Academy

Middle Distance

High School/Personal: Earned four varsity letters for track and field and soccer at George Stevens Academy...holds school records in the 800m (1:58.78), 400m (52.85), 110m hurdles (16.26), 300m hurdles (40.09), and 4x400-meter relay...Maine state champion in the 800m as a sophmore...earned the Senior Academic Athlete Award for soccer...Member of the National Honor Society...majoring in environmental science with a minor in Spanish...planned career is a Doctor of Osteopathy...son of Robert and Carol Plohr...born on June, 2, 1993.

ATHLETE PROFILES

James Rynes

Logan Steiner


Name Cl. Events Hometown/High School

Doranny Jaime Abreau Fr. Jumps Weston, Fla. / Cypress Bay

Niki Augustine Fr. Mid-Distance Waynesburg, Pa. / Waynesburg Central

Alyssa Brindle Fr. Distance Denville, N.J. / Morris Knolls

Marisa Brown So. Distance Littleton, Colo. / Heritage

Jasmine Clark Fr. Mid-Distance Wexford, Pa. / Pine-Richland

Olivia Cushman Fr. Mid-Distance Penfield, N.Y. / Penfield

Claire DeLucia Jr. Throws Pittsburgh, Pa. / Oakland Catholic

Tova Feinberg Jr. Throws St. Louis, Mo. / Ladue Horton Watkins

Kelly Frantz Fr. Distance Twinsburg, Ohio / Twinsburg

Kelly Gallagher Sr. Distance Westlake, Ohio / St. Joseph Academy

Anastasia Georgiades Fr. Throws Pittsburgh, Pa. / Seneca Valley

Abby Hileman Fr. Hurdles/Combined Clarion, Pa. / Clarion-Limestone

Suzanna Kearns Jr. Distance Fairview, Pa. / Mercyhurst Prep

Ashley Krause So. Spints/Jumps Mars, Pa. / Mars Area

Emma Loniewski So. Mid-Distance Blauvelt, N.Y. / Tappan Zee

Kristina Martin Jr. Distance Holley, N.Y. / Holley

Elisabeth McDonald Jr. Mid-Distance Hudson, Ohio / Hudson

Lexi Mochan So. Throws Walworth, N.Y. / Gananda

Sarah Moss Jr. Jumps Santa Ana, Calif. / Santa Ana

Ashley Nindl Fr. Combined Events Rutland, Mass. / Wachusett Regional

Josie Niovich Fr. Hurdles Johnstown, Pa. / Forest Hills

Makenzie O’Connor Fr. Distance McKean, Pa. / General McLane

Alex Opsitnick So. Distance Greensburg, Pa. / Greensburg-Salem

Alexis Preston Fr. Distance Hollidaysburg, Pa. / Hollidaysburg

Maya Puleo Fr. Distance Trumansburg, N.Y. / Charles O. Dickerson

Chelsea Rintelman Jr. Distance Leslie, Mich. / Mason

Andy Sharfman So. Distance Manchester, Ind. / Manchester

Emily Starr Fr. Distance Avon, Ohio / Avon

Caroline Stasiowski Fr. Distance Eldersburg, Md. / The Seton Keough High School

Christie Wnukowski Fr. Mid-Distance North East, Pa. / Seneca

2012-13 WOMEN’S ROSTER


Claire DeLuciaJunior

Pittsburgh, Pa.

Oakland Catholic

Throws

2011-12: Earned All-Conference honors following a third-place finish in the javelin (112’10”) at NCAC Outdoor Track and Field Championships...finished fourth overall in the javelin at the Roberts Wesleyan Raider Invi-tational while throwing a personal best in the hammer (115’9”)...delivered a personal best in the weight throw (38’11”) at the Kent State Tune-Up meet...opened the outdoor season with a pair of fifth-place finishes in the javelin and shot put at the Defiance Yellow Jacket Open.

Alyssa BrindleFreshman

Denville, N.J.

Morris Knolls High School

Distance

2012 XC: Finished 11th overall in collegiate debut at the Bill Sudeck Classic...established personal 6k best of 24:03.9 at the Inter-Regional Rumble hosted by Oberlin.

High School/Personal: Earned four varsity letters for track and field and three varsity letters for cross country at Morris Knolls High School...three- year captain...North 1 Group 3 1,600m sectional champion...two-time first team all-conference...second team all-county for cross country...holds the No. 3 spot on the all-time list for the 1600m at Morris Knolls (5:11)...member of the National Honor Society...Project LEAD...Class Executive Council...hospital volunteer...honor roll...majoring in biology...daughter of Wendy and Chris Brindle...born on April 25, 1994.

Marisa BrownSophomore

Littleton, Colo.

Heritage High School

Distance

2012 XC: Team captain...authored personal 6k best of 24:03.5 at the Inter-Regional Rumble hosted by Oberlin...split 25:27.8 for 6,000m at the NCAA Mideast Regional Championships.

2011-12: Scored at the NCAC Indoor Track and Field Championships as a member of the distance medley relay (13:41.05)...ran a season best in the outdoor 5,000m at the 2012 Sparky Adams Invitational with a time of 20:03.35.

Doranny Jaime AbreauFreshman

Weston, Fla.

Cypress Bay High School

Jumps

High School/Personal: Finished fourth at districts and 14th at Florida state regionals in the high jump...team captain...member of the French Honor Society...daughter of Ramon Jaime Martinez and Doris Abreu...father was a former Major League pitcher for Los Angeles Dodgers and the Boston Red Sox...niece of Pedro Martinez, also a former Major League Baseball player who spent time with the Los Angeles Dodgers, Montreal Expos, Boston Red Sox, New York Mets, and Philadelphia Phillies...major is undecided...born August 7, 1994.

ATHLETE PROFILES

Claire DeLucia

Alyssa Brindle


Tova FeinbergJunior

St. Louis, Mo.

Ladue Horton Watkins High School

Throws

2011-12: Second Team All-NCAC accolades in the hammer...conference performance of 142’10” in the hammer marked the second-best throw in team history...established fifth-best mark in program history in the weight at Marietta First Glimpse Meet (42’4.75”)...finished among the top eight in the weight in every meet, including a fourth-place finish at the NCAC Quad and a fifth-place finish at the Jim Wuske Invitational.

2010-11: Scored in three events at the 2011 NCAC Outdoor Track & Field Championships, including a fourth-place finish in the hammer (122’5”)...also finished fifth in the shot put and eighth in the discus...finished fourth in the shot put at the NCAC Indoor Championships with a personal best of 36’4”.

Kelly GallagherSenior

West Lake, Ohio

St. Joseph Academy

Distance

2012 XC: Finished seventh overall in the season-opening Bill Sudeck Classic...delivered season 6k PR of 24:07.4 at the NCAA Mideast Regional Championships.

2011-12: Earned All-Region honors for second consecutive fall after finishing 27th overall while helping Gators finish 10th in team standings…finished 15th at NCAC Championships en route to All-NCAC Honorable Mention plaudits with a time of 23:34.9…placed sixth in the 5,000m at the NCAC Outdoor Track and Field Championships...finished first in the 5k at the 2012 Sparky Adams Invitational with a season-best time of 18:26.47...cross country team captain.

2010-11: Finished third overall at NCAC Cross Country Championships to secure First Team All-Conference accolades…finished 29th at Mideast Regional Championships while earning All-Region honors… opened season with fourth-place finish at Bill Sudeck Classic while leading Gators to team title…member of distance medley relay that finished first at NCAC Indoor Championships...finished third at 5,000m at NCAC Relays...finished third in the 5k at W&J Invitational...set PR of 38:11.69 in the 10,000m at Bucknell Bison Classic.

2009-10: First-place finish in the 10,000m at NCAC Outdoor Championships while finishing fourth in the 5k...took first overall in the 5,000m at W&J Invitational…established personal record in the 5k at Allegheny Invitational (18:10.06)...finished fifth in the 5,000m and seventh in the 3,000m at NCAC Indoor Championships...earned Second Team All-Conference honors after finishing 12th at NCAC Cross Country Championships.

Ashley KrauseSophomore

Mars, Pa.

Mars Area High School

Sprints/Jumps

2011-12: Second Team All-NCAC in the triple jump following second-place finish at the NCAC Indoor Track & Field Championships...established a personal best in the triple jump while finishing third at the W&J Invita-tional (34’2.25”)...also set a PR at the W&J Invitational in the long jump with a distance of 16’7.25”...finished fifth in the triple jump at the NCAC Outdoor Championships...set a 200m PR at the Kent State Tune-Up with a time of 27.93.

Kristina MartinJunior

Holley, Pa.

Holley

Distance

2012 XC: Earned NCAA All-Region accolades with performance at the Mideast Regional Championships (23:36.4)...NCAC All-Conference Honorable Mention following 16th-place finish at the NCAC Championships... Established a personal best for 6k with a time of 22:30.6 at the Inter-Regional Rumble hosted by Oberlin.

2011-12: Became first women’s runner in five years to qualify for the NCAA Cross Country Championships...named to All-Region team following 15th-place finish at Mideast Regional Championships...finished fourth overall at NCAC Cross Country Championships en route to First Team All-Conference honors…named NCAC Runner of the Week after closing fourth out of 201 at the Knight Invitational...split 15:50 (4k) to win season-opening Bill Sudeck Classic hosted by Case Western Reserve...took first place in the steeplechase at the Sparky Adams Invitational...finished fourth in the steeple at the NCAC Outdoor Track and Field Championships...finished first in the 5,000m at the NCAC Indoor Quad.

2010-11: NCAC Cross Country Rookie of the Year following fourth-place finish at conference meet...earned All-Region honors while finishing as fifth-fastest rookie at Mideast Regional Championships...finished second overall in the steeplechase at NCAC Outdoor Championships...posted NCAA qualifying mark of 11:08.06 in steeple at Gregory Invitational...finished third overall in the 5k at NCAC Indoor Championships...split PR 17:52.39 at BU Valentine Invite.

ATHLETE PROFILES


ATHLETE PROFILES

Lexi MochanSophomore

Walworth, N.Y.

Gananda High School

Throws

2011-12: NCAC All-Conference Honorable Mention in the weight...performance marked the fourth-best throw in program history (43’4.25”)...authored fifth-best performance in program history with a toss of 130’2” in the hammer at the Sparky Adams Invitational...established a personal best of 95’7” in the discus at the Sparky Adams Invitational...finished sixth in the hammer and ninth in the discus at the Defiance Yellow Jacket Open.

Josie NiovichFreshman

Johnstown, Pa.

Forest Hills High School

Hurdles

High School/Personal: Earned four varsity letters for track and field...daughter of Mary Heather Niovich...major is undecided...born on June 27, 1994.

Sarah MossJunior

Saint Ana, Calif.

Saint Ana High School

Sprints/Jumps

2011-12: Scored in four events at the NCAC Outdoor Track and Field Championships, while earning Second Team All-Conference laurels in the 100-meter hurdles (15.71)...finished second overall at the W&J Invitational while establishing the second-best high jump in program history (5’4.25”)...earned Second Team All-Conference honors with a runner-up finish in the 400m (1:00.65) at the NCAC Indoor Championships...earned NCAC All-Conference Honorable Mention accolades at the NCAC Indoor Championships in both the high jump and the 60m hurdles...established a 200m PR at the W&J Invitational with a time of 27.55...finished second in the high jump at Mount Union’s John Homon Invitational...totaled four All-Conference honors during the year, including three during the indoor campaign.

2010-11: Ran the quarter-leg on Allegheny’s winning distance medley relay at the NCAC Indoor Championships...finished fourth overall in the high jump at NCAC Indoor and Outdoor Championships in the high jump (5’1”)…member of fifth-place 4x400m at NCAC Outdoor Championships in the 4x400...member of fifth-place 4x200m at NCAC Indoor Champi-onships…anchored winning 4x200m at Baldwin-Wallace Mid-January Meet...established personal record in long jump at Point Loma Invitational (15’7.75”).

Makenzie O’ConnorFreshman

McKean, Pa.

General McLane High School

Distance

2012 XC: Finished 10th overall in collegiate debut at the Bill Sudeck Classic...established a 6k personal best of 25:10.1 at the Dickinson Long and Short Invitational.

High School/Personal: Earned four varsity letters for cross country and track and field at General McLane High School...three-time PIAA cross country state medalist...Three-time PIAA state track and field multi-event qualifier...2009 McDowell Invitational winner...Three-year Region 5 cross country winner...2011 District X reserve champion...National Honor Society...Honor Roll and Academic Achievement Award 2009-2012...took part in an International Medical Relief Team Trip for 12 days to Kenya...volunteered for the Erie Humane Society, Holy Trinity Church Soup Kitchen, Habitat for Humanity...majoring in pre-med and international studies with a minor in Spanish...planned career is a trauma surgeon...daughter of Misty and Michael O’Connor...father, Michael, is a Class A Professional Golfer...born on March 25, 1994.

Alexis PrestonFreshman

Hollidaysburg, Pa.

Hollidaysburg Senior High School

Middle Distance

High School/Personal: Earned four varsity letters for track and field and swimming at Hollidaysburg Senior High School...Also earned three letters for soccer and two letters for cross country...Blair County Outstanding Track Athlete Award 2010-2012...anchored the 4x400-meter relay team at Penn Relays...holds the school record in the 800m, 400m, 4x400m, and 4x800m...2012 HAHS Outstanding Female Athlete...member of the German Club and Latin Club...National Honor Society...majoring in physics with a minor in philosophy...daughter of Teresa and Bryan Preston...born on June 3, 1994.


EVENT ATHLETE TEAM RECORD DATE100m Monique Sims California (Pa) 11.85 5/11/12200m Sumer Rohrs Frostburg St. 25.06 5/9/08400m Maurisa Williams U. Dist. Columbia 55.86 5/9/08800m Holly Urban California (Pa) 2:12.01 5/9/081,500m Samantha Howard Duquesne 4:34.21 5/8/091 Mile Becki Michael Team Good River 5:03.78 5/10/073,000m Steeple Alyssa Smith Geneseo State 10:39.31 5/13/115,000m Leah Shouey Unattached 16:55.95 5/10/0710,000m Stephanie Pryor Seton Hill 35:40.81 5/11/12 110m HH Sumer Rohrs Frostburg St. 14.13 5/8/10400m IM Allison Smith Slippery Rock 1:01.26 5/8/09400m Relay Lassic, Hollingsworth Buffalo State 47.53 5/13/11 Nichols, Johnson 1,600m Relay Hess, Hare 3:46.06 5/9/08 Dell, Henzy High Jump Erin Hollinger Case Western 5-8 5/13/11Long Jump Ashley Currence Malone 18-9 5/10/07Triple Jump Ashley Currence Malone 39-9.25 5/10/07Pole Vault Andree Pickens Unattached 14-2.25 5/10/07Discus Emily Taylor Weeling Jesuit 153-06 5/14/10Shot Put Adriane Blewitt Unattached 54-2.5 5/13/11Hammer Liz Early Allegheny 182-6.5 5/9/08Javelin Adriane Blewitt Unattached 161-1 5/13/11

EVENT ATHLETE TEAM RECORD DATE100m Webster Thomas Fredonia State 10.76 5/11/12200m Willie Hordge Buffalo State 21.71 5/8/09400m Alex Eaton Thiel 47.13 5/14/10800m Nick Guarino Fredonia State 1:49.12 5/13/111,500m Ofer Barniv Unattached 3:47.99 5/9/081 Mile Ofer Barniv Unattached 4:03.58 5/10/073,000m Steeple Brandon Baur Ashland 9:10.93 5/9/085,000m Chris Clark Unattached 14:20.54 5/9/0810,000m Mike Ortiz Seton Hill 30:46.94 5/11/12 110m HH Dorran Coley Thiel 14.40 5/10/07400m IM Ethan Snyder Unattached 52.58 5/11/12400m Relay McKinley, Glover Wheeling Jesuit 41.48 5/14/10 McKinley, Little 1,600m Relay Rager, Patrick California (Pa) 3:15.07 5/9/08 Baker, EhrensbergerHigh Jump Jim Depsey Lock Haven 6-11 5/10/07Long Jump Aaron Kurzinski Seton Hill 23-10.75 5/11/12Triple Jump Demetrius Bailey Muskingum 47-6 5/8/09Pole Vault Jeremy Scott Unattached 18-8.25 5/14/10Discus Mike Gray Mansfield 176-10.5 5/9/08Shot Put Dan Gund Mount Union 57-9.5 5/9/08Hammer Kevin Phipps Late Bloomer TC 201-11 5/11/12Javelin Mike Kennedy Unattached 216-2.5 5/9/08

WOMEN’S STADIUM RECORDS

MEN’S STADIUM RECORDS

Leah Shouey

Liz Early

Kevin Pool

FRANK B. FUHRER STADIUM RECORDS


EVENT ATHLETE RECORD DATE100m Stanley Drayton 10.66 1993200m Stanley Drayton 21.41 1992400m Taylor Throckmorton 48.32 2012800m Tom Held 1:51.26 19831,500m Tom Held 3:48.27 19823,000m Steeple Bobby Over 9:03.00 20125,000m Chris Marker 14:24.08 201010,000m Kevin Pool 30:23.40 2005110m HH Bill Hartz 14.64 1978400m Hurd. Bill Hartz 52.34 1979400m Relay Calhoun, Drayton 42.19 1991 Perry, Stone 1,600m relay Street, Hudson 3:16.34 1993 Perry, Drayton High Jump Jeremy Scott 6-8 2002Long Jump Chuck Bremer 22-10.5 1992Triple Jump Joe McMahon 48-3.25 2009Pole Vault Jeremy Scott 18-2.5 2002Discus Devin Cruea 159-10 2007Shot Put Fletcher Brooks 55-3.5 1993Hammer Pat Confer 167-8 2007Javelin Warren Phillips 205-2 1996Decathlon Jim Mormino 6,251 1998

EVENT ATHLETE RECORD DATE55m Stanley Drayton 6.57 199355m Hurdles Ryan Barnes 7.94 2003200m Taylor Throckmorton 22.29 2012300m Stanley Drayton 35.45 1992400m Taylor Throckmorton 49.09 2012500m Will Sickles 1:06.68 1995600m Corey Drabert 1:24.37 2004800m Andrew Mahone 1:54.57 20111,000m Weldon Thompson 2:32.80 19941,500m Dan Princic 3:58.94 2003Mile Tony Dipre 4:06.81 20113,000m Kevin Pool 8:21.11 20055,000m Kevin Pool 14:32.13 2005800m Relay Gardner, Drayton 1:32.64 1993 Hudson, Street Distance Medley Relay Vlah, Throckmorton 9:54.42 2011 Mahone, Dipre High Jump Jeremy Scott 6-8.5 2002Triple Jump Joe McMahon 47-2.5 2009Long Jump Stanley Drayton 22-5 1993Pole Vault Jeremy Scott 18-8.5 2003Shot Put Fletcher Brooks 53-9 1993Weight Devin Cruea 54-10.75 2007

MEN’S INDOOR RECORDS

MEN’S OUTDOOR RECORDS

Fletcher Brooks

2011 Distance Medley Relay

Stanley Drayton

MEN’S TEAM RECORDS


EVENT ATHLETE RECORD DATE100m Beth Muller 12.50 2011200m Becky Rittenhouse 25.80 2003400m Donna Moulton 57.30 1990800m Alison Anabaldi 2:11.67 19961,500m Christine Dudeck 4:32.48 1988Steeple Chelsea Benson 11:08.00 19925,000m Jennifer Colgrove 16:46.21 198310,000m Jennifer Colgrove 36:03.40 1983110m High Hurdles Emily Pfeufer 15.62 2007400m Hurdles Laura Moeller 1:02.52 1995400m Relay Sikora, Switzer 49.44 2000 Clark, Rittenhouse 1,600m Relay Clark, Switzer 3:56.74 2000 Sikora, McGuire High Jump Kari Bonomo 5-6.5 1995Long Jump Joan McKenney 18-6 1994Triple Jump Joan McKenney 38-6.5 1994Pole Vault Sarah Sammel 11-9.75 2006Discus Sandie Starr 136-1 1987Shot Put Sandie Starr 44-6.75 1986Hammer Liz Earley 182-6 2008Javelin Tiffany Bennett 146-7 2003Decathlon Emily Pfeufer 4,388 2008

EVENT ATHLETE RECORD DATE55m Beth Muller 7.48 200955 Hurdles Carolyn Sikora 8.86 2001200m Beth Muller 26.37 2010300m Jennifer McGuire 43.43 1999400m Jennifer McGuire 58.74 2001500m Laura Moeller 1:19.37 1993600m Taira DeFazio 1:45.07 1995800m Alyse Holden 2:13.84 19921,000m Alyse Holden 2:57.53 19921,500m Christine Dudeck 4:34.04 1988Mile Leah Shouey 4:55 20053,000m Christine Dudeck 9:49.45 19885,000m Mia Symoniak 17:19.82 2010800m Relay Switzer, McGuire 1:46.02 2001 Sikora, Rittenhouse Distance Medley Relay Liz Shouey, Woods 12:14.34 2003 Hayes, Leah Shouey High Jump Kari Bonomo 5-8.25 1995Triple Jump Emily Pfeufer 37-9.5 2007Long Jump Jody Mathews 17-10.5 1993Pole Vault Sarah Sammel 11-5.75 2006Shot Put Lauren Butler 43-2.5 2011Weight Liz Earley 55-8.25 2007

WOMEN’S INDOOR RECORDS

WOMEN’S OUTDOOR RECORDS

Mia Symoniak

Donna Moulton

Beth Muller

WOMEN’S TEAM RECORDS


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Founded in 1983, the North Coast Athletic Conference is dedicated to fostering a complementary relationship between intercollegiate athletics and the pursuit of academic excellence. Consisting of 10 academically selective colleges and universities in Ohio, Indiana and Pennsylvania — Allegheny College, Denison University, DePauw University, Hiram College, Kenyon College, Oberlin College, Ohio Wesleyan University, Wabash College, Wittenberg University, The College of Wooster in addition to Earlham College as an affiliate member — the NCAC believes that high-level athletic programs need not be sacrificed in order to meet rigid academic standards.

Significantly, all 10 NCAC institutions have been granted chapters of Phi Beta Kappa, the preeminent honor society for colleges and universities. Only 276 of the more than 3,000 four-year institutions in the United States have been so honored.

A member of the National Collegiate Athletic Association’s Division III, the NCAC features championship competition in 23 sports — 11 for men and 12 for women. The 12 women’s sports are among the most offered by any Division III conference, and the equality in number and emphasis between men’s and women’s athletics is just one of the elements that sets the North Coast apart. The conference has produced over 60 NCAA team championships since 1983.

The goals of the conference express the best aspirations of American amateur athletics. The NCAC brings together a group of institutions which share a common allegiance to academic quality and to the conduct of athletics so as to support the educational purpose. Intercollegiate athletics can and should complement academic life, rather than compete with it, and sports should enhance the experience of students during their college years. This type of academic and athletic commitment has been led by the school presidents, who have taken an active role in the governance of the conference.

The NCAC’s commitment to equity, its broad base of athletic programs, and an unwavering insistence on excellence in academics has served as a model for conferences throughout the country. The North Coast has shown not only that these ideals can coexist, but that they can flourish. The NCAC continues as a pace-setter in the 21st century.

MEN’S FIRST TEAMBobby Over Allegheny Jr. 25:32.9Noah Droddy DePauw Sr. 25:38.3Logan Steiner Allegheny Fr. 26:26.2Shane Hoerbert Wabash So. 26:37.0James Rynes Allegheny So. 26:40.7Dalton Boyer Wabash Jr. 26:42.5Billy McManus Wabash So. 26:27.9

MEN’S SECOND TEAMKevin Edwards Allegheny Sr. 26:52.3L.Hutchings-Goetz Wooster Jr. 26:54.9Jake Waterman Wabash Sr. 27:01.6Geno Arthur Oberlin Fr. 27:04.9Brennan Hamilton Allegheny So. 27:10.3Leo Harrington Oberlin Fr. 27:12.2Jarred Burris Wabash So. 27:14.0

MEN’S HONORABLE MENTIONNat Fox Kenyon Fr. 27:14.0Daniel Hoover Wabash So. 27:16.1Tyler Tomazic Ohio Wesleyan Sr. 27:16.8Alex Simon Allegheny So. 27:17.4Chad Kosanovich Denison Sr. 27:23.4Nathan Madonich Ohio Wesleyan Fr. 27:25.8Nathan Kafity Ohio Wesleyan Sr. 27:26.1

WOMEN’S FIRST TEAMMolly Martorella Oberlin Jr. 22:31.3Carey Lyons Oberlin So. 22:50.8Lindsay Neal Oberlin So. 23:01.6Jenna Willett Kenyon Jr. 23:09.0Emma Lehmann Oberlin So. 23:18.5Michelle Clark Denison Sr. 23:23.2Hope Jordan DePauw So. 23:25.0

WOMEN’S SECOND TEAMHeather O’Brien DePauw Fr. 23:30.7Clara Heiden Kenyon So. 23:42.1Erin Plews-Ogan Wooster Sr. 23:47.4Natalie Plick Kenyon Fr. 23:49.5Molly King Wittenberg Jr. 23:57.8Hannah Sampson Ohio Wesleyan So. 23:57.8S. Jane Kerwin Oberlin So. 23:59.3

WOMEN’S HONORABLE MENTIONCaroline Martin Oberlin Sr. 24:09.1Kristina Martin Allegheny Jr. 24:12.5Erica Morelli Oberlin So. 24:15.1Abbey Warth Ohio Wesleyan Fr. 24:16.2Lauren Taylor Oberlin Jr. 24:18.2Tory Bruch Kenyon Jr. 24:21.1Kristina Witcher Oberlin Sr. 24:24.6

Men’s Runner of the Year: Bobby Over, AlleghenyWomen’s Runner of the Year: M. Martorella, OberlinMen’s Coach of the Year: B. Wilkerson, AlleghenyWomen’s Coach of the Year: Ray Appenheimer, OberlinMen’s Rookie of the Year: Logan Steiner, AlleghenyWomen’s Rookie of the Year: H. O’Brien, DePauw

2012 NCAC XC ALL-CONFERENCE

NORTH COAST ATHLETIC CONFERENCE


100-METER DASH12.36 Tiffany Davis, Denison12.53 Chenae White, DePauw12.77 Sophia Brancazio, Oberlin

100-METER HURDLES15.38 Shelby Kaho, Wittenberg15.71 Sarah Moss, Allegheny15.92 Clare Duffy, OWU

200-METER DASH24.87 Tiffany Davis, Denison25.88 Chenae White, DePauw26.14 Sophia Brancazio, Oberlin

400-METER DASH57.80 Katie Reid, OWU58.83 Marissa Clardy, Oberlin59.21 Beth Dahlburg, Kenyon

400-METER HURDLES1:05.94 Antoinette Jolliff, OWU1:06.81 Ryann McChesney, Oberlin1:07.86 Ava Keating, Oberlin

800-METER RUN2:17.13 Emily Satler, OWU2:17.91 Amanda Gracia, Oberlin2:18.40 Ani Mutafova, Denison

1,500-METER RUN4:29.74 Molly Martorella, Oberlin4:32.28 Cara DeAngelis, OWU4:45.98 Hope Jordan, DePauw

3,000-METER STEEPLECHASE11:10.02 Piper Nash, Oberlin11:25.89 Emma Lisull, OWU11:48.01 Erin Plews-Ogan, Wooster

5,000-METER RUN17:18.91 Molly Martorella, Oberlin17:23.26 Cara DeAngelis, OWU18:20.19 Caroline Martin, Oberlin

10,000-METER RUN37:13.11 Jenna Willett, Kenyon38:26.62 Meredith Shaul, Wooster38:38.03 Anna Henry, Wittenberg

4x100-METER RELAY49.61 Oberlin49.87 Ohio Wesleyan50.10 DePauw

4x400-METER RELAY3:58.93 Oberlin4:05.88 Ohio Wesleyan4:06.60 Wittenberg

LONG JUMP17’02.25” Ellen Sandin, Wooster17’02.25” Emily Amburgey, OWU17’01.25” Jasmine Owens, Oberlin

TRIPLE JUMP34’09.50” Sam Wong, DePauw34’05.00” Emily Amburgey, OWU34’03.50” Lee Harmon, DePauw

HIGH JUMP5’03.00” Boamah-Acheampong, WOO5’03.00” Emily Amburgey, OWU4’11.75” Kendra Shehy, Wooster

POLE VAULT10’10.00” Antoinette Jolliff, OWU10’06.00” Sarah Bechtel, OWU10’02.00” Pascale Hansen, DePauw

SHOT PUT40’04.75” Lauren Butler, Allegheny40’02.25” Hannah Phlipot, OWU40’00.50” Hannah Benzing, OWU

DISCUS133’05.00” Brittany Sievers, DePauw127’07.00” Samantha Smyth, OWU124’05.00” Tiffany Henry, Oberlin

JAVELIN141’00.00” Lauren Butler, Allegheny116’08.00” Katharina Kroll, Wooster112’10.00” Claire DeLucia, Allegheny

HAMMER155’06.00” Hannah Benzing, OWU142’10.00” Tova Feinberg, Allegheny142’03.00” Kristin Collins, Allegheny

100-METER DASH10.77 Victor Banjo, Wittenberg10.93 Chris Roth, Denison10.96 S. Chrapczynski, Oberlin

110-METER HURDLES15.11 Ronnie Posthauer, Wabash15.19 Nathan Mueller, Wabash15.21 Gabriel Incarnato, OWU

200-METER DASH21.53 Victor Banjo, Wittenberg21.55 Chris Roth, Denison21.82 S. Chrapczynski, Oberlin

400-METER DASH48.26 Silas Jolliff, Ohio Wesleyan48.32 T. Throckmorton, Allegheny49.28 John Haley, Wabash

400-METER HURDLES54.25 Ethan Freet, OWU54.79 Joel Whittington, Wabash55.31 Jonathan Overstreet, OWU

800-METER RUN1:52.71 Jake Waterman, Wabash1:54.46 Cole Hruskovich, Wabash1:54.60 Sharif Kronemer, OWU

1,500-METER RUN3:54.92 Dee Saulkombo, Denison3:56.15 Kevin McCarthy, Wabash3:57.09 Donavan White, Wabash

3,000-METER STEEPLECHASE8:58.21 Kevin McCarthy, Wabash9:06.88 Bobby Over, Allegheny9:31.73 Kale Booher, OWU

5,000-METER RUN15:08.47 Dee Salukombo, Denison15:11.16 Bobby Over, Allegheny15:20.29 Brian David, Wabash

10,000-METER RUN31:23.29 Dee Salukombo, Denison31:26.68 Evan Hitchcock, OWU31:33.68 Pat McLaughlin, Allegheny

4x100-METER RELAY42.23 Wabash42.76 Wittenberg42.95 Ohio Wesleyan

4x400-METER RELAY3:17.07 Ohio Wesleyan3:20.10 Wabash3:24.38 Oberlin

LONG JUMP21’11.75” Vann Hunt, Wabash21’10.75” Nathan Mueller, Wabash21’03.50” Erik Wall, OWU

TRIPLE JUMP44’08.25” Alex Guo, Oberlin44’04.00” Vann Hunt, Wabash43’09.75” Femi Oluyedun, Wabash

HIGH JUMP6’04.25” Grayden Gilmore, Wabash6’03.25” Kristofer Nickle, Wabash6’02.00” Andrew Diehl, OWU

POLE VAULT14’11.50” Kyle Mackey, DePauw14’07.50” Matt Knox, Wabash14’03.50” Aaron Krabill, DePauw

SHOT PUT50’01.75” Derek De St Jean, Wabash47’01.00” Joel Beier, Wabash44’01.50” Jon Rux, OWU

DISCUS157’10.00” Derek De St Jean, Wabash137’00.00” Kris Klondaris, Wabash131’11.00” Devin Kelley, Wabash

JAVELIN206’04.00” Evan Groninger, Wabash186’06.00” Cameron Day, Allegheny172’04.00” Daniel Ambrosio, Wabash

HAMMER166’00.00” Ethan Perry, OWU158’00.00” Jon Rux, OWU151’02.00” Derek De St Jean, Wabash

WOMEN’S RESULTS

MEN’S RESULTS

2012 NCAC OUTDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS RESULTS


REGION RUNNER OF THE YEAR

Bobby Over ................................................ 2012Bobby Over ................................................ 2011Chris Marker .............................................. 2009

NCAC MEN’S RUNNER OF THE YEAR

Bobby Over ................................................ 2012Bobby Over ................................................ 2011Chris Marker .............................................. 2009Ryan Place ................................................. 2007Marco Dozzi ............................................... 2006Chris Carrier ............................................... 2005Kevin Pool .................................................. 2004Kevin Pool .................................................. 2003

NCAC MEN’S ROOKIE OF THE YEAR

Logan Steiner ............................................. 2012Zac Ross .................................................... 2007Devon Flynnperrault ................................... 2005Ryan Place ................................................. 2004Chris Carrier ............................................... 2002

NCAC MEN’S COACH OF THE YEAR

Brent Wilkerson ......................................... 2012Brent Wilkerson ......................................... 2010Bill Ross ..................................................... 2009Bill Ross ..................................................... 2008Bill Ross ..................................................... 2007Bill Ross ..................................................... 2006Bill Ross ..................................................... 2005Bill Ross ..................................................... 2004Bill Ross ..................................................... 2002George Yuhasz ........................................... 1997

REGION RUNNER OF THE YEAR

Alyse Holden .............................................. 1991Christine Dudeck ........................................ 1987

NCAC WOMEN’S RUNNER OF THE YEAR

Amy Schuckert ........................................... 1998Tina Chase ................................................. 1993Alyse Holden .............................................. 1991Susie Castor ............................................... 1989Jennifer Shaver .......................................... 1985

NCAC WOMEN’S ROOKIE OF THE YEAR

Kristina Martin ........................................... 2010Mia Symoniak ............................................ 2006Leah Shouey .............................................. 2001Alyssa Gaebel ............................................. 2000

NCAC WOMEN’S COACH OF THE YEAR

Bill Ross ..................................................... 2007Bill Ross ..................................................... 2002Ralph White ............................................... 1994Ralph White ............................................... 1993Ralph White ............................................... 1992Ralph White ............................................... 1991Alison Stanford .......................................... 1985

North Coast Athletic Conference Titles2007, 1994, 1993, 1992, 1991, 1990, 1989, 1988, 1986, 1985

NCAA Mideast Regional Championships2004, 1992, 1991, 1990, 1989, 1988, 1983

NCAA Division III Championship History2007........................................................32nd2006.........................................................25th2004......................................................... 21st2003.........................................................13th1992...........................................................8th1991.........................................................10th1990...........................................................7th1989...........................................................8th1988.........................................................14th1986...........................................................5th1985...........................................................9th1983.........................................................10th

North Coast Athletic Conference Titles2012, 2010, 2009, 2008, 2007, 2006, 2005, 2004, 2002, 1997, 1984

Presidents Athletic Conference Titles1979

NCAA Mideast Regional Championships2009

NCAA Division III Championship History2012.........................................................15th2011.........................................................24th2010.........................................................15th2009...........................................................3rd2008.........................................................10th2007...........................................................7th2006...........................................................3rd2005.........................................................24th2002.........................................................24th1977.......................................................49th*1976.......................................................37th*1974.......................................................27th*1973.......................................................28th*1972.......................................................53rd* * - No qualifying race

MEN’S POSTSEASON HISTORY

WOMEN’S POSTSEASON HISTORY

MEN ALL CONFERENCE BREAKDOWN

WOMEN ALL-CONFERENCE BREAKDOWN

PAC First Team ................................................. 7NCAC First Team ............................................ 51NCAC Second Team ....................................... 37NCAC Honorable Mention .............................. 27

NCAC First Team ............................................ 55NCAC Second Team ....................................... 35NCAC Honorable Mention .............................. 17

3K Time TrialsChris Marker 8:25 2010Bobby Over 8:28 2012Jeramie Parker 8:29 2010Ryan Place 8:31 2006Tony Dipre 8:34 2008

3K Time TrialsScarlett Graham 10:24 2006Mia Symoniak 10:34 2008Katie Stancik 10:35 2010Kristina Martin 10:36 2011Leah Shouey 10:49 2003

NCAA Mideast Regional ChampionshipsRyan Place 24:46 2007Chris Marker 24:54 2009Jeramie Parker 25:00 2009Dan Princic 25:02 2002Chris Corkins 25:07 2007Zac Ross 25:08 2007

NCAA Division III ChampionshipsBobby Over 24:34 2012Jeramie Parker 24:39 2010Tony Dipre 24:52 2008Logan Steiner 25:06 2012Pat McLaughlin 25:09 2011Kevin Pool 25:10 2004

NCAA Division III Championships (6K)Kristina Martin 22:47 2011Leah Shouey 23:00 2004Mia Symoniak 23:16 2007Leigh Ciofani 23:16 2003

CROSS COUNTRY TOP TIMES

NCAA Mideast Regional Championships (6K)Leah Shouey 21:50 2002Chelsea Benson 22:05 2002Lindsey Hayes 22:13 2002

NCAA Mideast Regional Championships (5K)Alyse Holden 18:35 1991Tina Chase 18:44 1993Amy Schuckert 18:55 1998

CROSS COUNTRY HISTORY/AWARDS


NCAC INDOOR MVPs - MEN

Taylor Throckmorton ........... Sprints/Hurdles, 2012Tony Dipre ...................................Distance, 2010Jeramie Parker ............................Distance, 2009Ryan Place ..................................Distance, 2008Joe McMahon ...................................Field, 2007Ryan Place ..................................Distance, 2006Sean Liard .........................................Field, 2006Jeff Conroy .......................................Field, 2005Dan Princic .................................Distance, 2003Jeremy Scott .....................................Field, 2003Rob DiLoreto ................... Sprints/Hurdles, 1998Ron Street ....................... Sprints/Hurdles, 1995Fletcher Brooks .................................Field, 1993Stanley Drayton ................................Track, 1993Stanley Drayton ................................Track, 1992

NCAC OUTDOOR MVPs - MEN

Tony Dipre ...................................Distance, 2009Kevin Pool ...................................Distance, 2005RaShawn Allen ................ Sprints/Hurdles, 2003Dan Princic .................................Distance, 2003Warren Phillips..................................Field, 1996Fletcher Brooks .................................Field, 1993Stanley Drayton ................................Track, 1993Stanley Drayton ................................Track, 1991

NCAC COACH OF THE YEAR - MEN

Bill Ross ......................................... Indoor, 2007Bill Ross .......................................Outdoor, 2006Bill Ross ......................................... Indoor, 2006Bill Ross .......................................Outdoor, 2005Bill Ross ......................................... Indoor, 2005 Bill Ross .......................................Outdoor, 2004Bill Ross ......................................... Indoor, 2004Bill Ross .......................................Outdoor, 2003Bill Ross ......................................... Indoor, 2003Bill Ross .......................................Outdoor, 1998Ralph White .................................Outdoor, 1993Ralph White .................................Outdoor, 1992

NCAC INDOOR MVPs - WOMEN

Lauren Butler ....................................Field, 2012Lauren Butler ....................................Field, 2011Lauren Butler ....................................Field, 2010Beth Muller ..................... Sprints/Hurdles, 2010Beth Muller ..................... Sprints/Hurdles, 2009Emily Pfeufer .....................................Field, 2008Emily Pfeufer .....................................Field, 2007Emily Pfeufer .....................................Field, 2006Leah Shouey ...............................Distance, 2004Nicole Morandi ............................Distance, 2002Amy Schuckert ............................Distance, 1999Amy Schuckert ............................Distance, 1998Jackie Hoover ...................................Field, 1997Ali Anibaldi ...................... Sprints/Hurdles, 1996Keira Miller ........................................Field, 1996Missy Bules ....................... Sprint/Hurdles, 1995Alyse Holden ....................................Track, 1992Jennifer Ugine ...................................Field, 1991Katie Tiedemann...............................Track, 1990Donna Moulton ................................Track, 1989Christine Dudeck ..............................Track, 1988

NCAC OUTDOOR MVPs - WOMEN

Lauren Butler ....................................Field, 2012Beth Muller ..................... Sprints/Hurdles, 2011Liz Earley ...........................................Field, 2008Liz Earley ...........................................Field, 2007Emily Pfeufer .....................................Field, 2006Leah Shouey ...............................Distance, 2005Leah Shouey ...............................Distance, 2003Amy Schuckert ............................Distance, 1999Amy Schuckert ............................Distance, 1998Amy Schuckert ............................Distance, 1997Ali Anibaldi .......................................Track, 1996Laura Moeller ...................................Track, 1995Tina Chase .......................................Track, 1994Tina Chase .......................................Track, 1993Alyse Holden ....................................Track, 1992Lynda Kohl .......................................Track, 1991Donna Moulton ................................Track, 1990Sandi Starr ........................................Field, 1986Sandi Starr ........................................Field, 1985

NCAC COACH OF THE YEAR - WOMEN

Bill Ross .......................................Outdoor, 2008Bill Ross .......................................Outdoor, 2006Bill Ross ......................................... Indoor, 2006Bill Ross .......................................Outdoor, 2005Bill Ross ......................................... Indoor, 2005 Bill Ross .......................................Outdoor, 2003Bill Ross .......................................Outdoor, 2002Bill Ross ......................................... Indoor, 2002Bill Ross .......................................Outdoor, 2001Bill Ross .......................................Outdoor, 2000Bill Ross .......................................Outdoor, 1999Bill Ross ......................................... Indoor, 1999Ralph White .................................Outdoor, 1996Ralph White ....................................Indoor 1996Ralph White ................................... Indoor, 1995Ralph White .................................Outdoor, 1994Ralph White .................................Outdoor, 1993Ralph White .................................Outdoor, 1992Ralph White .................................Outdoor, 1990

Tony Dipre ................................First Team, 2011Jeramie Parker ....................Second Team, 2011Tony Dipre ...............................Third Team, 2010Marco Dozzi ........................Second Team, 2007Erik Soderblom .......................Third Team, 2002Jennifer Eddy ......................Second Team, 1995Tom Held .................................Third Team, 1983

Jeramie Parker ........................................... 2011Warren Phillips........................................... 1997Laura Moeller ............................................. 1995

COSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA

NCAA POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP

Bill Ross

Jeramie Parker

WOMEN ALL-CONFERENCE OUTDOOR

NCAC First Team (Champions) ..................... 147NCAC Second Team ..................................... 134NCAC Honorable Mention ............................ 144

WOMEN ALL-CONFERENCE NDOOR


MEN ALL-CONFERENCE OUTDOOR


MEN ALL-CONFERENCE INDOOR

NCAC First Team (Champions) ....................... 98NCAC Second Team ....................................... 96NCAC Honorable Mention ............................ 117

TRACK & FIELD HISTORY/AWARDS


Men’s Cross CountryBobby Over 2nd 2012Bobby Over 17th 2011Jeramie Parker 13th 2010Jeramie Parker 11th 2009Chris Marker 14th 2009Tony Dipre 25th 2008Ryan Place 6th 2006Marco Dozzi 23rd 2006Kevin Pool 17th 2004Kevin Pool 10th 2003

Women’s Cross CountryTina Chase 8th 1993Alyse Holden 6th 1991Katie Tiedermann 16th 1990Christine Dudeck 13th 1987Jennifer Colgrove 5th 1982Jennifer Colgrove 13th 1981

Men’s IndoorTony Dipre DMR 1st 2011Andrew Mahone DMR 1st 2011Taylor Throckmorton DMR 1st 2011Mike Vlah DMR 1st 2011Tony Dipre Mile 3rd 2010Joe McMahon Triple Jump 5th 2009Tony Dipre Mile 8th 2009Kevin Pool 5,000m 3rd 2005Jeremy Scott Pole Vault 1st 2002

Women’s IndoorLiz Earley Weight Throw 3rd 2008Emily Pfeufer Triple Jump 7th 2008Liz Earley Weight Throw 5th 2007Emily Pfeufer Triple Jump 4th 2007Leah Shouey Mile 4th 2005Leah Shouey 5000m 7th 2005Amy Schuckert 800m 5th 1999Alison Anibaldi 800m 5th 1996Kari Bonomo High Jump 5th 1996Kari Bonomo High Jump 2nd 1995Laura Moeller 800m 6th 1993Christine Dudeck 1,500m 3rd 1988Christine Dudeck 3,000m 5th 1988

Men’s OutdoorBobby Over 3,000m Steeple 7th 2012Chris Marker 5,000m 6th 2010Jeramie Parker 1,500m 7th 2009Chris Marker 5,000m 7th 2009Ryan Place 5,000m 4th 2008Vince Werner Javelin 7th 2006Jeremy Scott Pole Vault 1st 2002Jeremy Scott Pole Vault 2nd 2001Jeremy Scott Pole Vault 2nd 2000Pat Madigan Javelin 7th 1998Pat Madigan Javelin 2nd 1997Warren Phillips Javelin 3rd 1997Warren Phillips Javelin 5th 1995Dave Murray Shot Put 6th 1995Fletcher Brooks Shot Put 3rd 1993Stanley Drayton 200m 6th 1992Tom Held 1,500m 7th 1983Tom Held 1,500m 2nd 1982Bill Hartz 400 Hurdles 3rd 1979Bill Hartz 110 HH 5th 1978

Women’s OutdoorLauren Butler Javelin 7th 2012Lauren Butler Javelin 8th 2010Lauren Butler Javelin 6th 2009Liz Earley Hammer 2nd 2008Liz Earley Hammer 4th 2007Emily Pfeufer Triple Jump 8th 2006Leah Shouey 1,500m 8th 2005Leah Shouey 1,500m 4th 2004Alison Anibaldi 800m 2nd 1996Kari Bonomo High Jump 2nd 1996Kari Bonomo High Jump 6th 1995Laura Moeller 800m 5th 1995Laura Moeller 400 Hurdles 5th 1995Laura Moeller 400 Hurdles 7th 1994Laura Moeller 400 Hurdles 5th 1993Sue McQuiston Javelin 8th 1993Sue McQuiston Javelin 5th 1992Jennifer Eddy Javelin 8th 1992Lynda Kohl 5,000m 4th 1991Lynda Kohl 10,000m 5th 1991Alyse Holden 1500m 8th 1991Donna Moulton 400m 7th 1990Donna Moulton 400m 7th 1989Christine Dudeck 1500m 4th 1988Sandie Starr Shot Put 6th 1987Sandie Starr Shot Put 5th 1986Jennifer Shaver 1,500m 6th 1986Jennifer Colgrove 5,000m 3rd 1983Jennifer Colgrove 5,000m 4th 1982Jennifer Colgrove 10,000m 3rd 1982

With the dream of the first modern Olympic Games still a twinkle in the eye of Baron Pierre de Coubertin, track and field competition began at Allegheny College. The cross country and track and field programs have enjoyed tremendous individual and team success on the national level, highlighted by a pair of top-three national finishes for the men’s cross country program in 2006 and 2009. Jeremy Scott, who qualified for the 2012 Olympic Games and was a medalist at the World Championships, was a two-time national champion with the Gators.

NCAA ALL-AMERICANS


100m

1. Stanley Drayton 10.66 19932. Josh Brannan 10.87 20093. Joe Yarkovich 10.90 20024. RaShawn Allen 10.93 20045. Josh Rhue 11.08 2005

200m

1. Stanley Drayton 21.41 19922. Aaron Rape 21.98 20063. Rob DiLoreto 22.15 19984. Taylor Throckmorton 22.17 20125. Ron Anderson 22.22 1996

400m

1. Taylor Throckmorton 48.32 20122. Aaron Rape 49.10 20043. Ron Street 49.20 19944. Marc Funderlich 49.32 20115. Matt Niederst 49.35 2004

500m

1. Ron Street 1:06.12 19932. Will Sickles 1:06.68 19953. Rob DiLoreto 1:07.87 19994. Spencer Mell 1:08.18 19955. Taylor Throckmorton 1:08.29 2009

55m

1. Josh Rhue 6.43 20042. RaShawn Allen 6.52 20043. Stanley Drayton 6.57 19934. Joe Yankovich 6.59 20005. Josh Brannan 6.59 2006

800m

1. Tom Held 1:51.26 19932. Garret Piispanin 1:53.40 20053. Andrew Mahone 1:53.73 20104. Mike Vlah 1:54.15 20125. Craig Ball 1:55.12 2007

1000m

1. Andrew Mahone 2:31.02 20112. Weldon Thompson 2:32.80 19943. Tony Dipre 2:33.99 20104. Don Princic 2:34.04 20035. Mike Vlah 2:34.61 2011

1500m

1. Tom Held 3:48.27 19922. Tony Dipre 3:50.84 20113. Jeramie Parker 3:50.85 20094. Ryan Hanson 3:53.30 20075. Bobby Over 3:55.64 2012

MILE

1. Tony Dipre 4:06.81 20112. Jeramie Parker 4:13.83 20093. Ryan Hanson 4:16.27 20104. Bobby Over 4:16.93 20125. Ben Eyer 4:18.48 2010

3000m

1. Kevin Pool 8:21.11 20052. Tony Dipre 8:25.70 20113. Ryan Hanson 8:28.85 20064. Bobby Over 8:33.20 20125. Chris Corkins 8:38.93 2005

STEEPLECHASE

1. Bobby Over 9:03.00 20122. Matt Smith 9:28.46 20073. Chris Carrier 9:31.55 20054. Matt Brush 9:32.44 20115. Doug Casa 9:34.10 1998

5000m

1. Chris Marker 14:24.88 20102. Ryan Place 14:26.52 20083. Dan Princic 14:31.94 20034. Kevin Pool 14:32.13 20055. Ben Mourer 14:32.13 2007

10000m

1. Kevin Pool 30:23.40 20052. Chris Corkins 30:37.15 20073. Jeff Conroy 30:47.60 20054. Marco Dozzi 31:00.59 20075. Pat McLaughlin 31:06.11 2012

55m HURDLES

1. David Griffin 7.81 2. Ryan Barnes 7.94 20033. Matt Yurky 7.95 20094. Mardy Mahoney 8.22 19995. Chuck Bremmer 8.26 1992

110m HURDLES

1. Bill Hartz 14.64 19782. Ryan Barnes 15.32 20033. David Griffin 15.60 20064. Josh Van Arnsdale 15.68 19965. Matt Yurky 15.78 2007

400m HURDLES

1. Bill Hartz 52.34 19792. Fred Hemminger 56.02 19963. Darryl Voll 56.33 20014. David Griffin 56.48 20055. Matt Yurky 57.09 2007

LONG JUMP

1. Chuck Bremmer 22’10.5” 19922. Sean Laird 22’7.75” 20063. Taylor Throckmorton 22’5” 20114. Stanley Drayton 22’5” 19935. Ron Anderson 22’2.75” 1995

TRIPLE JUMP

1. Joe McMahon 48’3.25” 20092. Donte Briscoe 46’0.75” 20103. Mike Erb 45’3” 19984. Bill Hood 44’7” 19975. Matt Yurkey 43’0.75” 2007 Chip Moon 43’0.75” 2004

RaShawn Allen

Marco Dozzi

Ryan Place

ALLEGHENY MEN ALL-TIME BESTS


DISTANCE MEDLEY

1. Andrew Mahone 9:54.42 2011 Taylor Throckmorton Mike Vlah Tony Dipre2. Jeramie Parker 9:57.42 2009 Taylor Throckmorton Ryan Hanson Tony Dipre3. Zach Ross 10:03.32 2002 Taylor Throckmorton Ryan Hanson Tony Dipre4. Jeramie Parker 10:08.66 2011 Taylor Throckmorton Andrew Mahone Tony Dipre5. Ben Eyer 10:18.76 2010 Taylor Throckmorton Ryan Hanson Tony Dipre

HIGH JUMP

1. Jeremy Scott 6’8.25” 20022. Rich Haver 6’7” 19723. Chris Haberer 6’7” 19964. Donte Briscoe 6’5.25” 20115. Justin Schwab 6’4” 2006

POLE VAULT

1. Jeremy Scott 18’8.5” 20032. Conrad Rapp 15’3.25” 20053. Brian Holkovic 14’9” 19984. Andy Wright 14’9” 19915. Mark Dobish 14’6” 2005

SHOT PUT

1. Fletcher Brooks 55’3.5” 19932. Frank Tupta 52’0” 20073. Dave Murray 51’8.25” 19954. Pat Confer 49’7.25” 20055. Devin Curea 49’3.5” 2007

DISCUS

1. Devin Curea 167’8” 20072. Josh Brannan 159’11” 20093. Calvin Perine 156’1” 19994. Ken Thompson 155’1.5” 19945. Anson Park 147’8.5” 1996

JAVELIN

1. Warren Phillips 205’2” 19962. Pat Madigan 201’3” 19973. Vince Werner 198’11” 20054. Dave Bendig 193’2” 19795. Cameron Day 186’6” 2012

35 LB WEIGHT

1. Devin Curea 54’10.25” 20072. Chris Tuttle 46’11.25” 20053. Pat Confer 46’9” 20074. Bill Duncanson 41’6” 20114. Michael Petro 41’1.5” 2012

HAMMER

1. Pat Confer 167’8” 20072. Devin Curea 148’11” 20073. Chris Tuttle 145’2” 20074. Frank Tupta 118’7” 2007

4x100m

1. Gene Calhoun 42.19 1991 Andre Perry Jeff Stone Stanley Drayton2. RaShawn Allen 42.34 2004 Josh Rhue Marcus Solomon Aaron Rape3. Josh Brannan 42.59 2009 Joe McMahon Taylor Throckmorton Chas Moore-Seymore4. Jeremy Walker 42.66 2006 Troy Moles Aaron Rape Marcus Solomon5. Josh Brannan 42.91 2007 Jeremy Walker Marcus Solomon Chas Moore-Seymore

4x400m

1. Ron Street 3:16.34 1993 Darren Hudson Andre Perry Stanley Drayton2. Ron Street 3:17.84 1992 Chuck Bremer Andre Perry Stanley Drayton3. Mark Delaney 3:19.95 2004 Corey Drabert Aaron Rape Matt Niederst4. Marc Funderlich 3:22.90 2011 Mike Vlah Matt Brush Taylor Throckmorton5. Steve Carr 3:23.00 1996 Jim Mormino Matt Silvis Ron Anderson

4x800m

1. Tony Dipre 7:57.90 2011 Andrew Mahone Mike Vlah Matt Brush2. Sean Flynn 8:01.80 2005 David Washousky Matt Popowicz Mark Delaney3. Seth Hower 8:03.39 2001 Dan Princic Brett Zook Nick Radio4. Greg Eyer 8:04.37 2010 Matt Brush Mike Vlah Andrew Mahone5. Craig Ball 8:04.53 2006 Ryan Place Ben Mourer Garret Piispinin

ALLEGHENY MEN ALL-TIME BESTS


100m

1. Beth Muller 12.50 20112. Becky Rittenhouse 12.59 20033. Tamara Cousins 12.66 19964. Erin Switzer 12.68 20015. Jody Mathews 12.76 1985

200m

1. Becky Rittenhouse 25.80 20032. Tamara Cousins 25.84 19963. Beth Muller 26.10 20104. Keira Miller 26.31 19965. Rebecca Lendyak 26.44 2008

400m

1. Donna Moulton 57.30 19962. Beth Muller 58.35 20103. Ali Anibaldi 58.67 19964. Jennifer McGuire 58.74 20015. Jennifer Shaver 58.82 2000

500m

1. Laura Moeller 1:19.37 19932. Amy Schuckert 1:22.23 19993. Lindsay Hayes 1:23.50 20014. Skyler DeFazio 1:23.63 19965. Taira DeFazio 1:25.00 1995

55m

1. Beth Muller 7.48 20092. Becky Rittenhouse 7.54 20023. Donna Moulton 7.57 19904. Tamara Cousins 7.58 19955. Rebecca Lendyak 7.58 2010

800m

1. Ali Anibaldi 2:11.67 19962. Laura Moeller 2:13.77 19953. Alyse Holden 2:13.84 19923. Amy Schuckert 2:15.62 19994. Lindsay Hayes 2:17.57 2003

1000m

1. Alyse Holden 2:57.53 19922. Samantha Zink 3:04.85 20103. Amy Schuckert 3:09.26 19994. Scarlett Graham 3:10.20 20045. Molly McGravey 3:11.17 2007

1500m

1. Christine Dudeck 4:32.48 19982. Leah Shouey 4:33.36 20053. Scarlett Graham 4:37.94 20054. Leigh Ciofani 4:41.00 20055. Amy Schuckert 4:41.26 1997

MILE

1. Leah Shouey 4:55.42 20052. Alyse Holden 5:02.84 19923. Molly McGravey 5:12.24 20064. Amy Schuckert 5:13.96 19985. Scarlett Graham 5:14.77 2006

3000m

1. Christine Dudeck 9:49.45 19982. Mia Symoniak 10:15.08 20093. Amy Schuckert 10:20.23 19984. Leah Shouey 10:25.93 20045. Scarlett Graham 10:30.12 2005

STEEPLECHASE

1. Chelsea Benson 11:00.06 20022. Kristina Martin 11:08.06 20113. Katie Stancik 11:16.66 20114. Tara Trent 11:21.28 20005. Samantha Zink 11:31.93 2010

5000m

1. Jennifer Colgrove 16:46.21 19832. Leah Shouey 17:14.77 20053. Mia Symoniak 17:19.82 20104. Nicole Morandi 17:37.17 20025. Leigh Ciofani 17:38.98 2005

10000m

1. Jennifer Colgrove 36:03.40 19832. Mia Symoniak 36:14.62 20103. Tina Chase 36:16.01 19944. Michelle Corkum 36:43.88 20075. Nicole Morandi 36:44.42 2001

55m HURDLES

1. Carolyn Sikora 8.86 20012. Jackie Hoover 8.90 19933. Hannah Smith 8.96 20074. Shaughna Loncar 9.06 19995. Lindsay Hayes 9.10 2001

100m HURDLES

1. Emily Pfeufer 15.62 20072. Carolyn Sikora 15.66 20003. Sarah Moss 15.71 20124. Hannah Smith 15.71 20075. Jackie Hoover 15.89 1995

400m HURDLES

1. Laura Moeller 1:02.52 19952. Carolyn Sikora 1:05.15 20013. Liz Straus 1:05.73 20074. Lindsay Hayes 1:06.28 20015. Heather Knopp 1:07.51 2007

LONG JUMP

1. Joan McKenney 18’6” 19942. Emily Pfeufer 18’3.25” 20073. Jody Mathews 18’2” 19954. Lyn Birdsall 17’6.5” 19925. Amanda Grilli 16’11.75” 2003

TRIPLE JUMP

1. Joan McKenney 38’6.5” 19942. Emily Pfeufer 38’4.5” 20063. Glena Gilbert 37’2” 19914. Donna Donnelly 36’1.5” 19995. Keira Miller 35’11.5” 1996

Rebecca Lendyak

Chelsea Benson

Emily Pfeufer

ALLEGHENY WOMEN ALL-TIME BESTS


DISTANCE MEDLEY

1. Lindsay Shouey 12:14.36 2003 Brooke Woods Lindsay Hayes Leah Shouey2. Mia Symoniak 12:37.67 2009 Beth Muller Sam Zink Katie Stancik3. Leah Shouey 12:38.43 2002 Lindsay Hayes Brooke Woods Lindsay Shouey4. Taira DeFazio 12:40.28 1996 Skyler DeFazio Amy Schuckert Ali Anibaldi5. Sara Mitrano 12:43.17 2011 Sara Moss Stephanie Alberico Kelly Gallagher

HIGH JUMP

1. Kari Bonomo 5’8.25” 19952. Sarah Moss 5’4.25” 20123. Barb Pendleton 5’4” 19894. Emily Pfeufer 5’3.25” 20085. Lindsay Hayes 5’3” 20016. Tiffany Bennett 5’3” 20017. Liz Straus 5’3” 2007

POLE VAULT

1. Sarah Sammel 11’9.75” 20062. Jen Surace 11’3.75” 20023. Kelly Anderson 9’8” 20014. Kerri Nigito 9’6” 20045. Glenna Kramer 8’7” 2005

SHOT PUT

1. Sandi Starr 44’6.75” 19862. Lauren Butler 43’2.5” 20113. Liz Earley 42’11.75” 20084. Keira Miller 40’10” 19965. Kristen Angelo 38’11.5” 2009

DISCUS

1. Sandi Starr 136’1” 19872. Emily Pfeufer 135’11” 20053. Amanda Rosage 126’5” 20044. Liz Earley 124’6” 20075. Kristen Angelo 119’1” 2007

JAVELIN

1. Tiffany Bennett 146’7” 20032. Lauren Butler 141’0” 20123. Katie Pankowski 136’10” 20074. Sue McQuiston 130’2” 19935. Jen Eddy 124’7” 1994

20 LB WEIGHT

1. Liz Earley 55’9” 20002. Lauren Butler 44’6.75” 20093. Kristin Collins 44’4” 20124. Alexa Mochan 43’4.25” 20124. Tova Feinberg 42’4.75” 2012

HAMMER

1. Liz Earley 182’6” 20082. Tova Feinberg 142’10” 20123. Kristen Collins 142’6” 20124. Lauren Butler 139’0” 20125. Alexa Mochan 130’2” 2012

4x100m

1. Carolyn Sikora 49.44 2000 Erin Switzer Patricia Clark Becky Rittenhouse2. Carolyn Sikora 49.58 2001 Erin Switzer Brooke Woods Becky Rittenhouse3. Missy Bules 50.09 1994 Laura Moeller Taira DeFazio Jody Mathews

4x400m

1. Erin Switzer 3:56.74 2000 Carolyn Sikora Patricia Clark Jennifer McGuire2. Missy Bules 3:58.40 1995 Laura Moeller Skyler DeFazio Jody Mathews3. Brooke Woods 3:59.32 2001 Carolyn Sikora Lindsay Hayes Erin Switzer4. Missy Bules 3:59.34 1994 Taira DeFazio Laura Moeller Joan McKenney

4x800m

1. Leah Shouey 9:59.70 2003 Meghan McShea Lindsay Shouey Lindsay Hayes2. Leah Shouey 10:01.26 2002 Lindsay Shouey Lindsay Hayes Leigh Ciofani3. Chelsea Benson 10:10.37 2001 Brooke Woods Lindsay Hayes Tara Trent4. Missy Zegarelli 10:13.75 1995 Strong Taira DeFazio Maggie Rehm5. Serlin 10:17.07 2010 Sam Zink Katie Stancik Sara Mitrano

ALLEGHENY WOMEN ALL-TIME BESTS

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