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2019 OTF Program.Pdf WELCOME TO THE 2019 NORTHEAST CONFERENCE WELCOME TO THE 2019 NORTHEAST CONFERENCE OUTDOOR TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS OUTDOOR TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS Men’s Records NORTHEAST CONFERENCE FANS: Event Time/Mark Date Name School High Jump 2.18 (7-1 3/4) 2003 Huguens Jean UMBC Welcome to the 2019 Northeast Conference Outdoor Track and Field Championships! Pole Vault 5.00m 2011 Cameron Walker-Shephard FDU Long Jump 7.65m 2012 Corryl Boyd LIU The Conference and host Central Connecticut State University hope to make this event Triple Jump 15.59m 2012 Amire Solomon LIU a memorable experience for student-athletes and fans alike. The NEC track and field Shot Put 18.97 (62-3) 2002 Jonathan Kalnas MU student-athletes you will see this weekend have worked extremely hard this year and Discus 53.53 (175-7) 2007 Evan Lasher SHU we anticipate two exciting days of competition to crown the 2019 NEC champions. Javelin 68.60m 2013 Chris Carper RMU Hammer 63.01 m 2007 Ed Skowronski MU Consisting of 10 institutions of higher learning located throughout six states, the NEC 100 m 10.28 m 2015 Brendon Rodney LIU is committed to providing opportunities for student- athletes to achieve their fullest 200 m 20.32 m 2015 Brendon Rodney LIU potential both in athletic competition and in the classroom, as well as becoming 400 m 45.91 2003 Richard James LIU an NCAA Division I leader for athletic success, academic achievement and integrity, 800 m 1:49.86 2012 Louis Gibilisco MSM sportsmanship, equity and diversity, community partnership and national engage- 1500 m 3:49.19 2013 Ford Palmer MU ment. NEC member institutions include Bryant, Central Connecticut, Fairleigh Dickin- 3000Steeple 9:08.66 2001 Brian Sell SFU son, LIU Brooklyn, Mount St. Mary’s, Robert Morris, Sacred Heart, St. Francis Brooklyn, 5000 m 14:26.28 2001 Brian Sell SFU Saint Francis U and Wagner. Merrimack will join the NEC as a full-time member in July, 10,000 m 29:31.29 2007 Samuel Chelanga FDU 2019. 110m Hurdles 14.01 2017 Da Shaun Jackson SFU NEC institutions span a number of diverse locations, from the urban bustle of the New York metro area, to the rural 400m Hurdles 51.54 2000 Jim Baughman RMU settings of Loretto, PA and Emmitsburg, MD, to suburban New England. But when it comes to intercollegiate athletics, 4 x 100 Relay 40.24 2013 LIU the goal of the NEC is consistent - to provide its members the opportunity to participate in quality competition at the 4 x 400 Relay 3:09.98 1998 Mount St. Mary's Division I level while operating programs that are fully integrated in the academic mission of each institution. The NEC’s 4 x 800 Relay 7:36.00 2013 Monmouth commitment to academic excellence has translated into national recognition for both individual student-athletes and the Team Score 232 2009 Monmouth league’s member institutions as a whole. NEC student-athletes consistently graduate at well above the national average and its athletic programs continue to be honored for their Graduation Success Rate (GSR) and Academic Progress Rate Women’s Records (APR). On a conference-wide level, the NEC’s 4,000+ student-athletes averaged a record-high 3.281 GPA for the 2017-18 Event Time/Mark Date Name School academic year and 82% of NEC teams finished the year with at least a 3.0 GPA. Over 2,400+ student-athletes were named High Jump 1.78m 2015 Kyaira Wright-Harmon LIU to the NEC Academic Honor Roll in 2017-18 and more than 700 were tabbed to the Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll Pole Vault 3.85m 2018 Moriah Fitzgerald MSM with GPAs of 3.75 or higher. Long Jump 6.28 (20-7 1/4) 2007 Tisifenee Taylor MU Triple Jump 12.50 (41-0 1/4) 1996 Sharline White FDU On the field of play, the NEC has enjoyed many successes both regionally and nationally, competing in 22 NCAA champion- ships each year. In track and field, the NEC has produced a number of All-Americans and Academic All-Americans. Shot Put 16.13 (52-11) 2001 Cleopatra Borel UMBC Discus 51.15m 2013 Taylor Johnson MU Attempting to revolutionize the way its fans follow and interact with their favorite teams, the Conference launched NEC Hammer 58.91m 2015 Emma O’Hara SFU Front Row in 2012. The state-of-the-art digital network offers free live and on-demand programming, as well as inside ac- Javelin 50.53m 2015 Kelly Yanucil MSM cess to the NEC and its student-athletes on the field, in the classroom, across campus, and in the community. I encourage 100 m 11.58 2014 Brittany Johnson SFU those in attendance to tune in to this weekend's on-demand broadcast on your mobile device. 200 m 23.42 2014 Brittany Johnson SFU 400 m 54.31 1998 Fateen Abdel-Baaith LIU We are also bursting with #NECPride, a hashtag that we encourage fans to use in all forms of social media. #NECPride is 800 m 2:11.34 2003 Ohita Asein UMBC about having pride in your team, your school and the will to succeed both on and off the field. 1500 m 19:27.91 2012 Amanda Eller MU 3000 m 10:06.0 1992 Amy Kempf FDU Thank you, the fans, for your #NECPride, support and tremendous enthusiasm of the sport of track and field. Enjoy the 3000 m Steeple 10:35.47 2013 Brianna Castrogivanni SHU action! 5000 m 16:33.09 2006 Kaitlyn Gwyther QU 10,000 m 35:30.87 2018 Kate Svensen SHU Sincerely, 100 m Hurdles 13.71 2014 Samantha Jensen WAG 400 m Hurdles 59.95 2003 Nicole Dumpson CCSU 4 x 100 Relay 45.72 2011 LIU Brooklyn 4 x 400 Relay 3:42.28 2011 Mount St. Mary’s Noreen Morris 4 x 800 Relay 9:09.95 2014 Wagner Team Score 218 2013 Monmouth SCHEDULE OF EVENTS SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Saturday, May 4 Sunday, May 5 TRACK EVENTS TRACK EVENTS Time Event Round Gender Time Event Round Gender 12:30 pm Steeple Final Women 8:45 am 10,000 Meters Final Women 12:55 pm Steeple Final Men 9:30 am 10,000 Meters Final Men 1:15 pm 4 x 100 Relay Final Women 12:00 pm 1,500 Meters Trial Women 1:25 pm 4 x 100 Relay Final Men 12:20 pm 1,500 Meters Trial Men 1:35 pm 1,500 Meters Final Women 12:45 am 100 Hurdles Trial Women 1:45 pm 1,500 Meters Final Men 1:00 pm 110 Hurdles Trial Men 1:55 pm 100 Hurdles Final Women 1:15 pm 400 Meters Trial Women 2:05 pm 110 Hurdles Final Men 1:30 pm 400 Meters Trial Men 2:15 pm 400 Meters Final Women 1:45 pm 100 Meters Trial Women 2:25 pm 400 Meters Final Men 2:00 pm 100 Meters Trial Men 2:35 pm 100 Meters Final Women 2:15 pm 800 Meters Trial Women 2:40 pm 100 Meters Final Men 2:30 pm 800 Meters Trial Men 2:45 pm 800 Meters Final Women 2:45 pm 400 Hurdles Trial Women 2:50 pm 800 Meters Final Men 3:00 pm 400 Hurdles Trial Men 3:00 pm 400 Meters Final Women 3:15 pm 200 Meters Trial Women 3:05 pm 400 Meters Final Men 3:30 pm 200 Meters Trial Men 3:15 pm 200 Meters Final Women 3:45 pm 4 x 800 Relay Final Women 3:20 pm 200 Meters Final Men 4:00 pm 4 x 800 Relay Final Men 3:25 pm 5,000 Meters Final Women 3:50 pm 5,000 Meters Final Men 4:15 pm 4 x 400 Relay Final Women 4:25 pm 4 x 400 Relay Final Men FIELD EVENTS 4:45 pm Closing Awards Ceremony Time Event Round Gender 8:30 am Javelin Trial/Final Women FIELD EVENTS 10:00 am Long Jump Trial/Final Women Time Event Round Gender 10:00 am Long Jump Trial/Final Men 8:30 am Javelin Trial/Final Men 11:00 am Hammer Trial/Final Men 9:30 am Triple Jump Trial/Final Women 1:00 pm High Jump Final Men 9:30 am Triple Jump Trial/Final Men 1:00 pm Pole Vault Final Women 11:00 am Discus Trial/Final Women 2:00 pm Hammer Trial/Final Women 12:30 pm High Jump Final Women 2:00 pm Shot Put Trial/Final Men 12:30 pm Pole Vault Final Men 1:45 pm Discus Trial/Final Men 2:00 pm Shot Put Trial/Final Women BRYANT CENTRAL CONNECTICUT BULLDOGS BLUE DEVILS /BryantAthletics @BryantAthletics /CCSUBlueDevils @CCSUBlueDevils No. Name CL. Hometown/Previous School No. Name CL. Hometown/Previous School No. Name CL. Hometown/Previous School No. Name CL. Hometown/Previous School 311 Nick Alessandro So. Pomfret Center, CT / Marianapolis Prep 5 Julia Ayres Fr. Collegeville, PA / Villa Maria Academy 353 Edwin Alston Jr. Sicklerville, NJ / Winslow Township 27 Kailyn Accetura Jr. Prospect, CT / Woodland Regional 312 Bodie Avery Fr. Fairlee, Vt. / St. Johnsbury Academy 6 Breann Campise Jr. Tolland, CT / Tolland 354 Julio Arredondo Jr. Danbury, CT / Danbury 28 Emily Appleton Fr. South Windsor, CT / South Windsor 313 Alec Binette Sr. Glastonbury, CT / Glastonbury 7 Emily Cluck Jr. Johnson City, NY / Johnson City Sr. HS 355 Matt Baum Sr. Wallingford, CT / Sheehan 29 Kadizha Benjamin Sr. Willimantic, CT / Windham 314 William Bittrich Fr. Duxbury, MA / Duxbury 8 Stephanie Decarli Fr.
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