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Kurt Benninger Kurt Benninger Maryann Erigha Maryann Erigha Molly Huddle Molly Huddle CROSS COUNTRY SCHEDULE Date Meet Site Time 2005-06 NOTRE DAME INDOOR TRACK & FIELD SCHEDULE Date Meet Site Time 2005-06 NOTRE CROSS AND TRACK / COUNTRY FIELD 2006 NOTRE DAME OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD SCHEDULE Date Meet Site Time Okechi Ogbuokiri JUNIOR, 2005 BIG EAST CHAMPION Kurt Benninger JUNIOR, TWO-TIME ALL-AMERICAN Maryann Erigha JUNIOR, 2005 BIG EAST CHAMPION Molly Huddle Stephanie Madia SENIOR, SEVEN-TIME ALL-AMERICAN SENIOR, TWO-TIME ALL-AMERICAN Introduction Table of Contents Cross Country/ Table of Contents/Quick Facts ...................................... 1 Track & Field Media List.............................................................................. 3 Quick Facts Notre Dame Glossary .................................................... 5-8 Media Information Track & Field Legends ...................................................... 9 Notre Dame Quick Facts Recent Track & Field Legends ...................................... 10 The Notre Dame Sports Information Location............................................Notre Dame, IN 46556 Office always is interested in assisting 2005-06 Season Preview Founded............................................................................1842 members of the media in their coverage of Enrollment ............8,380 (undergraduate)/11,311 (total) Men’s Track & Field Preview ........................................ 12 the Irish track and field and cross country Nickname ......................................................Fighting Irish Men’s Track & Field Roster ............................................ 13 Colors ............................................................Gold and Blue programs. Publicity and media information Women’s Track & Field Preview .................................. 14 Conference............................................................BIG EAST for Notre Dame cross country/ track & field Women’s Track & Field Roster ...................................... 15 Facilities ..........................................Meyo Track (indoors) are handled by assistant sports informa- Men’s Cross Country Preview ...................................... 16 Monogram Track (outdoors) tion director Chris Masters. Men’s Cross Country Roster .......................................... 17 President................................Rev. John I. Jenkins, C.S.C. Photographs, feature ideas and results Women’s Cross Country Preview ................................ 18 Provost..........................................................Thomas Burish Women’s Cross Country Roster .................................... 19 are always available from the Notre Dame Director of Athletics ......................................Kevin White sports information office. All interviews Coaches Athletic Department Web Page ............www.und.com with coaches and student-athletes should Athletic Department Hotline ......................574-631-3000 Head Coach Joe Piane .............................................. 22-23 be arranged through the Notre Dame Assistant Coach Tim Connelly .................................... 24 Coaching Staff Sports Information and Masters at (574) 631- Assistant Coach John Millar ........................................ 25 7516. Track and Field Head Coach Assistant Coach Scott Winsor ...................................... 26 Men’s Cross Country Head Coach Assistant Coach B.J. Linnenbrink ................................ 27 ..........................................................Joe Piane (Loras ’69) Support Staff ...................................................................... 28 BIG EAST Outlets Piane’s Office Phone....................................(574) 631-6135 The BIG EAST Conference maintains its Players Women’s Cross Country Head Coach Track and Field Women’s Distance Coach presence on the web at www.bigeast.org Women’s Biographies ................................................ 30-52 ....................................Tim Connelly (Notre Dame ’83) which contains current information on all Men’s Biographies ...................................................... 54-76 Connelly’s Office Phone ............................(574) 631-6989 facets of the BIG EAST. Media requests Track and Field Sprint/Hurdle Coach 2004-05 Season In Review should be directed to Ben Fairclough in the ................................John Millar (Western Ontario ’78) BIG EAST office. 2004 Men’s/Women’s Cross Country Results........ 78-79 Millar’s Office Phone ..................................(574) 631-4871 2005 Men’s/Women’s Track & Field Results ........ 80-90 Track and Field Jumps Coach ..................................................Scott Winsor (Loras ’87) Credits History & Records Winsor’s Office Phone ................................(574) 631-8491 NCAA Track & Field All-Americans............................ 92 Track and Field Throws Coach The 2005-06 Notre Dame Cross Country/ NCAA Track & Field Results ........................................ 93 ..............................B.J. Linnenbrink (Florida State ’02) Track & Field Guide was written and Cross Country Home Meet History ........................ 94-95 Linnenbrink’s Office Phone ......................(574) 631-9982 edited by Chris Masters, student assis- Men’s Track & Field All-Americans ...................... 96-97 Coaches' Fax..................................................(574) 631-9690 tants Joe Meginnes and Ryan Kiefer. All-America Analysis ...................................................... 98 Graphic design and page layout by Men’s NCAA Results ................................................ 99-100 Sports Information Cindy Lemcke of Ave Maria Press, Inc. This Men’s Indoor/Outdoor Records............................ 101-102 Sports Information Phone ..........................(574) 631-7516 publication was produced entirely by Women’s Indoor/Putdoor Records ...................... 103-104 Sports Information Fax ..............................(574) 631-7941 using Quark Xpress desktop publishing Men’s Meet Records........................................................ 105 Address ................................................Sports Information and Microsoft Word software on an Apple Women’s Meet Records ................................................ 106 112 Joyce Center Macintosh computer system. Inside and Men’s BIG EAST Results........................................ 107-108 Notre Dame, IN 46556-5678 Women’s BIG EAST Results.................................. 109-110 Senior Associate AD/ outside cover design by Dave Scholtes of Men’s Indoor/Outdoor Bests ................................ 106-107 Media Relations ........................................John Heisler Ave Maria Press, Inc., Notre Dame, Ind. Women’s Indoor/Outdoor Bests .......................... 108-109 Sports Information Director ........Bernadette Cafarelli Interior photography by Mike Bennett of Track & Field BIG EAST Honors ................................ 111 Assistant SID/ Lighthouse Imaging, Kevin Burke, Matt Men’s Indoor/Outdoor Bests ................................ 112-113 Track & Cross Country Contact........Chris Masters Cashore, Linda Dunn, Heather Gollatz of HG Women’s Indoor/Outdoor Bests .......................... 114-115 Masters’ Direct Line................................(574) 631-8032 Photography, Pete LaFleur, C.W. Pack, Derrick Men’s Cross Country Monogram Winners.............. 116 Masters’ Cell Phone ..............................(574) 532-4166 Peyando, Sam Roberts, Eric Ruethling, David Women’s Cross Country Monogram Winners........ 117 Masters’ [email protected] Silverman, S.R. Smith, Bob Stowell, Martin Men’s Track & Field Monogram Winners ........ 118-123 Women’s Track & Field Monogram Winners.......... 124 BIG EAST Conference Vloet, Alison Wade of New York Road Runners, Alan Wasielewski and Jerry Four-Year Monogram Winners............................ 125-127 BIG EAST Phone............................................(401) 272-9108 Wolford. BIG EAST Fax ................................................(401) 751-8540 University Address..............................................222 Richmond Street Printing by Ave Maria Press in Notre The University .......................................................... 130-131 Providence, RI 02903 Dame, Ind. Kevin White ...................................................................... 132 BIG EAST Conference web page......www.bigeast.org Academic Services ........................................................ 133 Commissioner ..................................Michael Tranghese Notre Dame Leaders ...................................................... 134 Assoc. Commissioner ................................John Paquette Student Development.................................................... 135 Track/CC Contact ....................................Ben Fairclough Compliance ...................................................................... 136 Fairclough’s [email protected] Alumni Association/Monogram Club ...................... 137 Statement of Principles ........................................ 138-139 Noteworthy Alumni ........................................................ 140 NACDA Directors’ Cup.................................................. 141 Notre Dame Sports Strength and Conditioning.......................................... 142 Hotline: BIG EAST Conference.................................................... 143 Athletic Heritage ............................................................ 144 (574)
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