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Date |
Track Athletes | Field
Athletes |
Andy
Hale - Oswego Christina Acquaviva - Cortland | Dom
Gonzalez - Brockport Sarah Kimball - Cortland | |
Fred
Joslyn - Cortland Meghan Nolan - Geneseo | Jake
Zanetti - Cortland Sarah Kimball - Cortland | |
Fred
Joslyn - Cortland* Christina Acquaviva - Cortland* | No
Nominations | |
Matt
Bieringer - Cortland | Josh
Dupuis - Brockport* |
*
ECAC Div III Track/Field Athlete of the Week
April
23
Track Athlete - Male
Andy Hale - Oswego
Freshman, (Frewsburg,
NY/Frewsburg)
Hale broke his own school record in the 110-meter hurdles with
a second-place time of 15.56 seconds at the Hamilton College Invitational. He
also placed second in the 400-meter hurdles (56.54) and ran the anchor leg on
the 4x100-meter relay team that set a school record in 43.69 seconds.
Track
Athlete - Female
Christina Acquaviva - Cortland
Senior (Utica, N.Y./T.R.
Proctor)
Acquaviva won the 400 meters (:58.91) and the 200 meters (:26.35)
at the Cortland Classic. Both times are ECAC qualifiers. She also tied for first
in the high jump (1.55 meters). This is her third time being honored by SUNYAC
this spring.
Field Athlete - Male
Dom Gonzalez - Brockport
Sophomore,
(Monroe, NY/Monroe-Woodbury)
Gonzalez was the top collegiate finisher in the
hammer throw at the Brockport Golden Eagles Invitational. His distance of 53.79
meters (176' 6") provisionally qualifies him for the NCAA Division III Championships.
Field
Athlete - Female
Sarah Kimball - Cortland
Sophomore (Liverpool, N.Y./Liverpool)
Kimball
is a repeat selection this week after breaking her own SUNYAC record in the pole
vault for the second straight week. Her 3.57 clearance won the Cortland Classic
and is an NCAA provisional height.
April 16
Track
Athlete - Male
Fred Joslyn - Cortland
Senior, (Chenango Forks/Chenango
Forks)
For the second time in as many weeks, Joslyn has been selected as the
SUNYAC Track Athlete of the Week. Fred won the 10,000-meter run at the Bucknell
University Bison Outdoor Classic with a time of 29:55.14. His time set a new school
record, a new stadium record, and also automatically qualified him for the NCAA
Division III Championships.
Track Athlete - Female
Meghan Nolan
- Geneseo
Junior (Liverpool, N.Y./Liverpool)
Nolan ran the fastest 1,500-meter
time so far in the 2007 NCAA Division III outdoor season and the third-fastest
time ever at Geneseo with a 4:33.40 clocking while competing at the Bucknell Bison
Outdoor Classic.
Field Athlete - Male
Jake Zanetti - Cortland
Sophomore,
(Saratoga Springs, Saratoga Springs)
Zanetti won the pole vault at the Bucknell
University Bison Outdoor Classic, clearing 15'11". His time is a new SUNYAC
record and school record, and was also good enough to provisionally qualify for
the NCAA Division III Championships.
Field Athlete - Female
Sarah
Kimball - Cortland
Sophomore (Liverpool, N.Y./Liverpool)
Kimball finished
first in a field of 27 in the pole vault at the Bucknell Bison Outdoor Classic.
She broke the school record - and quite possibly, the SUNYAC outdoor mark - by
clearing 3.50 meters (11' 5 ¾"). The height is an NCAA provisional
qualifier.
April 9
Track Athlete - Female
Christina
Acquaviva - Cortland
Senior, (Utica, N.Y./T.R. Proctor)
For the second week
in a row, Acquaviva has been chosen as the SUNYAC Track Athlete of the Week. At
the William and Mary Colonial Relays, Christina set a school record and automatically
qualified for the NCAA Division III Championships, with her time of 14.31 in the
100-meter hurdles.
Track Athlete - Male
Fred Joslyn - Cortland
Senior,
(Chenango Forks/Chenango Forks)
Joslyn placed 5th overall (top Division III
finisher) in the 5,000-meters at the William and Mary Colonial Relays, finishing
with a time of 14:26.63. That time broke his own school record by more than 13
seconds, and automatically qualified him for the NCAA Championships.
April
2
Track Athlete - Female
Christina Acquaviva - Cortland
Senior,
(Utica, N.Y./T.R. Proctor)
Competing at the Ithaca Invitational, Acquaviva
won the 200 meters (:26.37) and the 100-meter hurdles (:15.02) while also anchoring
the winning 4-by-400 meter relay. All three times were ECAC qualifying efforts
and her hurdles time missed the NCAA provisional mark by 0.02 of a second.
Field
Athlete - Female
Amanda Haney - Geneseo
Junior, (Sidney/Sidney)
Haney
also competed at Ithaca, where she won the high jump with an NCAA provisional
height of 1.69 meters, only .02 meters off the automatic height.
Track
Athlete - Men
Matt Bieringer - Cortland
Sophomore, (Center Moriches,
NY/Center Moriches)
Bieringer won both the 100-meter dash (11.09) and 200-meter
dash (22.44) at the Ithaca College Invitational. He also anchored Cortland's winning
4x100-meter relay team (43.15). All three performances are ECAC Division III Championship
qualifiers.
Field Athlete - Men
Josh Dupuis - Brockport
Junior,
(Tupper Lake, NY/Tupper Lake)
Dupuis won both the shot put and the discus at
the predominantly Division I Maryland Terrapin Invitational. His shot put of 16.37
meters is a school record and an NCAA Division III Championship provisional qualifier.
His discus distance of 46.63 meters is a new personal best.