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201 2 Outdoor Track & Field Championships 2011-12 2012 CUNYAC / U.S. Army CUNYAC STAFF Outdoor Track & Field Championships Executive Director @ Icahn Stadium at Randall’s Island Zak Ivkovic Welcome to the 17th Annual City University of New York Athletic Conference Associate Director /Director of Championships Men’s & Women’s Outdoor Track & Field Championships the #1 Outdoor Kim Santoiemma Track in America, Icahn Stadium on scenic Randall’s Island, NY. Championships & Field Outdoor Track 2012 Assistant to the Executive Director The City University of New York Athletic Conference (CUNYAC), the largest ur- Grace Lu ban university system in the nation, is proud to hold the final Championship Business Manager event of the 2011-12 athletic year at this professional facility right here in Yvette Martinez New York City. A special thanks York College Athletic Director, Ronald St. John, and his staff for assisting with today’s event and the excellent staff Media Relations & Website Manager at the Icahn for hosting CUNYAC Track & Field for seven straight seasons. Gregg Cohen First off, we would like to thank the U.S. Army, the presenting sponsor of CU- Assistant Director of Championships NYAC Track & Field: There is no greater place to start toward a strong future Maya Johnson than Army ROTC. Visit: goarmy.com/rotc/cunyac for more! Strategic Planning & Special ProjectsManager In addition, our Corporate Partners are instrumental to our success in serv- Catherine Alves ing the students of CUNY. They are Con Edison, a major sponsor of CUNYAC for 36 years. Applebee’s who offers an incredible promotion: Individuals Media Relations Graduate Assistant who present a CUNY ID card (All Students, Faculty or Staff) are entitled to a Annie Jan 10% Discount for in house dining or takeout orders at all 37 area locations in the five boroughs of New York City as well as Westchester and Rockland Championship & Media Relations Interns Counties. Taylor Polchinski, Eric Schaller The Hospital for Special Surgery: the nation’s best orthopedic hospital for CUNYAC Videographer another year of supporting New York City’s finest student-athletes. Munici- Kenson Noel pal Credit Union (MCU), the oldest credit union in New York State and one of the oldest and largest in the country; EmblemHealth and their commitment CUNYAC Photographer to providing affordable, quality health coverage; Greg Armstrong Modell’s, a contributing sponsor for all CUNYAC Championships (don’t forget Modell’s offers a 10% discount to all CUNY students, faculty & staff when you present your valid ID upon purchase at any Modell’s store); and Pepsi, the official soft drink of the CUNY Athletic Conference. We would also like to remind everyone that you can get all the CUNY Athlet- ics merchandise at the click of a mouse: visit www.cunyathletics.skorfan- shop.com or scroll over to the fan shop on the top right corner of our website - hats, t-shirts or sweatshirts and more at your convenience. CUNYAC Senior College President We hope you enjoy tonight’s action and check out our website for final re- Ronald St. John, York sults and photos from every CUNYAC Championship at: www.cunyathletics.com. CUNYAC Senior CollegeVice President Vernon Mummert, Staten Island CUNYAC Community College President THE CCNY TEAMS TAKE A VICTORY Steve Kelly, Borough of Manhattan LAP AT THE 2011 CHAMPIONSHIPS! CUNYAC Community College Vice President Carol Kashow, Hostos CUNYAC Outoor Track & Field Commissioner Ronald St. John, York oooooooooo Head Official James Fillis Public Address Announcer Mike Rauh On the Cover (from left to right): 2012 CHAMPIONSHIP SCHEDULE (York) FRIDAY, MAY 11, 2012 (Queensborough) (6PM coaches MEETING/warm-UP) (CCNY) (Medgar Evers) field events • 7:00 pm EVENT 6 MEN’S JAVELIN EVENT 11 WOMEN’S LONG JUMP Championships & Field Outdoor Track 2012 EVENT 7 WOMEN’S JAVELIN EVENT 12 MEN’S LONG JUMP JASMINE track events • 7:00 pm SPRINGER EVENT 15 WOMEN’S 10,000 METERS KINGSBOROUGH EVENT 16 MEN’S 10,000 METERS SUNDAY, MAY 13, 2012 (8am coaches MEETING/warm-UP) field events • 9:00 am EVENT 1 MEN’S HAMMER THROW EVENT 2 WOMEN’S SHOT PUT EVENT 3 WOMEN’S HAMMER THROW EVENT 4 MEN’S SHOT PUT EVENT 5 WOMEN’S DISCUS EVENT 8 MEN’S DISCUS EVENT 9 MEN’S HIGH JUMP EVENT 10 WOMEN’S HIGH JUMP EVENT 13 WOMEN’S TRIPLE JUMP EVENT 14 MEN’S TRIPLE JUMP track events • 9:00 am EVENT 17 WOMEN’S 4 X 100M RELAY EVENT 18 MEN’S 4 X 100M RELAY MATTHEW AGARD • 15 MINUTE BREAK • KINGSBOROUGH prelims WOMEN’S 100M HURDLES prelims MEN’S 110M HURDLES prelims WOMEN’S 100M DASH prelims MEN’S 100M DASH EVENT 19 WOMEN’S 1,500 METERS EVENT 20 MEN’S 1,500 METERS EVENT 21 WOMEN’S 100M HURDLES final EVENT 22 MEN’S 110M HURDLES final EVENT 23 WOMEN’S 400 METERS EVENT 24 MEN’S 400 METERS The NCAA, NJCAA and the EVENT 25 WOMEN’S 100M DASH final CUNY ATHLETIC CONFERENCE EVENT 26 MEN’S 100M DASH final promote good sportsmanship by student-athletes, coaches and specta- EVENT 27 WOMEN’S 800 METERS tors. We request your cooperation by EVENT 28 MEN’S 800 METERS supporting the participants and officials EVENT 29 WOMEN’S 400M HURDLES in a positive manner. Profanity, racial, EVENT 30 MEN’S 400M HURDLES sexist comments, or other intimidating EVENT 31 WOMEN’S 200M DASH actions directed at officials, student-ath- EVENT 32 MEN’S 200M DASH letes, coaches or team representatives EVENT 33 WOMEN’S 5,000 METERS will not be tolerated and are grounds for EVENT 34 MEN’S 5,000 METERS removal from the premises. Consump- tion or possession of alcoholic bever- EVENT 35 WOMEN’S 4 X 400 RELAY ages and tobacco products is prohibited. EVENT 36 MEN’S 4 X 400 RELAY Also, the use of artificial noisemakers TEAM AWARDS CEREMONIES is prohibited and any use will result in TO FOLLOW THE FINAL EVENT IMMEDIATELY. confiscation of the item. BRONX BRONCOS www.bcc.cuny.edu/athletics • Bronx, NY WOMEN’S ROSTER HT. CL. Hometown / High School Ashley Armand 5’8” Fr. Queens, NY / Martin Van Buren Naomi Hines 5’10” Fr. Mount Vernon, NY/Mount Vernon Head Coach: Monica Stevens Assistant Coaches: Ed Howard, Gladstone Jones Athletic Director: Eric Mercado Colors: Green & Gold MEN’S ROSTER HT. CL. Hometown / High School Miguel Allen 6’2” Fr. Bronx, NY/Clan Carthy Pierre Francois 6’2” Fr. Bronx, NY/DeWitt Clinton Tobby Noesi 5’9” Fr. Bronx, NY/Lehman Kernie Williams 6’1” So. Bronx, NY/Samuel Gompers Marthies Nunoo 5’10” Fr. Bronx, NY KINGSBOROUGH WAVE www.kcc/cuny.edu/athletics • Brooklyn, NY WOMEN’S ROSTER CL. Hometown / High School Melissa Clarke Fr. Brooklyn, NY/ Murry Bergtraum Addishia Dixon Fr. Brooklyn, NY/Thomas Jefferson Monique Flemming Fr. Brooklyn, NY/South Shore Bosede Daramola So. Brooklyn, NY/Benjamin Banneker Vanessa Ashun So. Brooklyn, NY/James Madison Head Coach: Dave Loobie Athletic Director: Damani Thomas Colors: Blue & Orange ASHUN MEN’S ROSTER CL. Hometown / High School Lehkem Rose So. Brooklyn, NY/HS of Legal Studies Eugene Weslan So. Brooklyn, NY/GED Dario Floyd Fr. Brooklyn, NY/BK HS for Science and Environment Rohan Stewart So. Brooklyn, NY/Boys and Girls HS Osaghae Kelvin Fr. Brooklyn, NY/Paul Robeson 2012 Outdoor Track & Field Championships & Field Outdoor Track 2012 Kerone White So. New York, NY/No ETS Ruben Pierre-Louis So. Brooklyn, NY/Boys and Girls HS Alexander Martin Fr. Brooklyn, NY/Sheepsheadbay HS Renaldo Simpson Fr. South Richmond, NY/Out of State Rodion Matatov Fr. Brooklyn, NY/James Madison Matthew Agard So. Brooklyn, NY/Barbados STEWART Winston McKenzie So. Brooklyn, NY/No ETS CCNY BEAVERS www.ccnyathletics.com • New York, NY WOMEN’S ROSTER HT. CL. Hometown / High School Yorklin Akumah 5’4” So. Bronx, NY/Manhattan Center Tabitha Azor 5’6” So. Brooklyn, NY/South Shore Championships & Field Outdoor Track 2012 Ramatulai Bah 5’9” Jr. Bronx, NY/St. Lehman Asha Brown 5’6” Jr. Brooklyn, NY/Bishop Ford Janay Charles 5’5” Fr. Queens, NY/Bayside Devin Clearly 5’6” Fr. New Fairfield, CT/New Fairfield Leah Dawkins 5’3” So. New York, NY/Brooklyn Tech Gabrielle Dixon 5’4” Jr. Bronx, NY/DeWitt Clinton Makita Ellis 5’5” Fr. Queens, NY/Christ the King Shannon Finucane 5’9” Fr. Rockland, NY/North Rockland NEWMAN Jasmen Flagg 5’4” So. Brooklyn, NY/James Madison Christin Hu 5’6” Fr. Queens, NY/The Mary Louise Academy Shakeema McKie 5’6” Fr. Brooklyn, NY/Clara Barton Jhanna Moore 5’6” Jr. Brooklyn, NY/Dominican Yanique Newman 5’7” So. Brooklyn, NY/Lincoln Khadijah Percell 5’4” Fr. Bronx, NY/BMCC Stephanie Ravello 5’2” Jr. Queens, NY/Benjamin N. Cardozo Donika Rexhepi 5’8” Fr. White Plains, NY/Prishtina, Kosovo Mariel Reyes 5’7” So. New York, NY/Martin Luther King Jessica Salas 5’4” Fr. New York, NY/Millennium Janill Vargas 5’2” Fr. Bronx, NY/Bronx Science SALAS Head Coach: Hugh Reid Assistant Coaches: Mark Hurst, Joshua Nwankwo Athletic Director: Jackee Meadow Sports Information Director: Stephen Spagnoli Athletic Trainer: Philena Latcha Colors: Lavender & Black MEN’S ROSTER HT. CL. Hometown / High School Jemaal Alexander 5’9” So. Bronx, NY/American Studies Anthony Barnes 6’1” Fr. Brentwood, NY/St. Anthony’s Jerome Bermudez 6’1” So. Brooklyn, NY/Brooklyn College Academy Robens Bien Aime 5’10” Jr. Elmont, NY/Haiti Radoslav Boyukliev 6’3” Fr. Bronx, NY/F. H. LaGuardia CC Matthew Chirico 5’10” Fr. Staten Island, NY/Monsignor Farrell HUGGINS Paul Dedewo 6’1” Jr. Bronx, NY/DeWitt Clinton HS Peter DeHazya 6’0” Fr. Valley Stream, NY/Valley Stream Central Kevin Flores 6’0” So.
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