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Cortland Men and Women Claim SUNYAC Outdoor Track and Field Titles FREDONIA, NY - The Cortland State Men and Women won the 2001 SUNYAC Outdoor Track and Field Championships yesterday finishing with 148.50 points and 203 points respectively. The men dethroned Fredonia of the SUNYAC crown and also beat out Geneseo to win their second title in five years. Geneseo finished with 102 points for second place and Fredonia who won the last three SUNYAC titles finished in third with 92.50 points. On the women's side, Cortland claimed their fourth consecutive title and 11th in the 18 years. Geneseo took second place with 94 points and Plattsburgh followed close behind with 87 points for third place. Both Cortland head coaches Larry Czarnecki, men's coach and Jennifer Potter women's coach, received SUNYAC Coach of the Year honors voted on by fellow conference coaches. 2001 Final ResultsMenSchool Pts. 1. Cortland 148.50 Men's Individual ResultsHammer Jesse Doty, Brockport 159'10! Shot Put Daniel Adler, Cortland 47'04.50! Javelin Kris Lickfield, Fredonia 168'00! Discuss Matt Wermuth, Oswego 139'05! Long Jump Mike Stuart, Fredonia 21'10.75! High Jump Mark Mirabito, Cortland 6'06! Triple Jump Mike Stuart, Fredonia 44'11.50! Pole Vault Jason Brocious, Cortland 14'06.00! 110 Hurdles Kris Lickfeld, Fredonia 14.94! 400 Hurdles Dale Eberhardt, New Paltz 54.94! 10,000 Meters Tom Proctor, Buffalo St. 33:21.84 5,000 Meters Jay Wells, Plattsburgh 15:33.88! 1,500 Meters Tony Gallo, Geneseo 4:01.42! 800 Meters Tony Gallo, Geneseo 1:56.59! 400 Meters James Attle, Cortland 51.22! 200 Meters Josh Cross, Cortland 21.90* 100 Meters Josh Cross, Cortland 10.88! Steeplechase Mike Mills, Geneseo 9:39.99 4x100 Relay Buffalo State 43.00 4x400 Relay Cortland 3:24.55 *Stadium Record !Qualifying Mark #NCAA Automatic Qualifier @NCAA Provisional Qualifier WomenSchool Pts. 1. Cortland 203 Women's Individual ResultsHammer Heather Hughes, Brockport 149'04@ Shot Put Andrea Drayss, New Paltz 37'06.50! Javelin Janice Serven, Brockport 97'11! Discuss Kiana Peake, Cortland 141'08@ Long JumpCarrie Trimble, Geneseo 17'05.50* High Jump Ginger Kincaid, Fredonia 5'03.75! Triple Jump Tara James, Brockport 37'05.25@ Pole Vault Stephanie Rosenhahn, Brockport 9'00.25* 100 Hurdles Hope Papworth, Cortland 15.49! 400 Hurdles Hope Papworth, Cortland 1:06.49! 10,000 Meters Melissa White, Geneseo 37:47.84@ 5,000 Meters Kelly Duffy, Plattsburgh 18:53.73! 3,000 Meters Jen Rettke, Geneseo 10:42.30! 1,500 Meters Andrea Staepel, Plattsburgh 4:46.56! 800 Meters Sarah Speicher, Cortland 2:22.23! 400 Meters Sarah Speicher, Cortland 58.76! 200 Meters Kissie Pringle, Cortland 26.13! 100 Meters Kissie Pringle, Cortland 12.69! 4x100 Relay Cortland 49.62* 4x400 Relay Cortland 4:06.97 *Stadium Record !Qualifying Mark #NCAA Automatic Qualifier @NCAA Provisional Qualifier Fredonia to Host 2001 Men's and Women's Outdoor Track and Field ChampionshipsFredonia men and Cortland women will attempt to defend their SUNYAC crownsFREDONIA, NY – The State University of New York Athletic Conference (SUNYAC) will hold the 34th Annual Men's and 18th Annual Women's Outdoor Track and Field Championships on the SUNY Fredonia campus Saturday, April 28, 2001. Fredonia is the defending men's champion winning the past three Outdoor Track and Field Championships and amassing a total of 23 SUNYAC titles since 1977. Last year the Blue Devils finished with 160 points. The Plattsburgh Cardinals finished in second place less than 50 points behind Fredonia with 117 total points. On the women's side, Cortland looks to defend their crown after winning three in a row and 10 total SUNYAC Outdoor Track and Field Championships in 18 years. The Red Dragons finished with 177 total points in last year's championships followed by Fredonia and Geneseo with 124.5 and 102 points respectively. Field events will begin at 9:00 a.m. and the running events will begin at 10:00 a.m. with the last running event scheduled to begin at 3:40 p.m. Final 2000 Championship ResultsMen
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Dr. Patrick R. Damore,
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