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2007 2009 2007 2009 C H a M P I O N S H I P ! ! February 21-22, 2009 February 21-22, 2009 > >>>>>> >>>>>> > > >>>>>>>>>>>> ! 2009200720092007 > www.northeastconference.org ! ! C h a m p i o n s h i p C h C h a m p i o n s h i p C h P.G. County Sports Complex [Landover, MD] February 21-22, 2009 NEC Scholar-Athletes 2008 NEC Men’s Indoor Track & Field Scholar-Athlete of the Year: Jeff Witmyer, Robert Morris Major: Information Systems Robert Morris senior Jeff Witmyer (West Lawn, PA/Wilson) was the recipient of his second consecutive NEC Scholar-Athlete award in men’s indoor track and field. Witmyer successfully defended his high jump title at the 2008 NEC Championships in February with a leap of 6’10 3/4". He went on to earn All-East Coast honors with a second place finish at the IC4A/ECAC Championships with an identical mark of 6’10 3/4". Witmyer, who hails from West Lawn, PA, was a member of an integrated system at Robert Morris in which he earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Information Sciences and Master’s Degree in Information Security and Assurance. He carried a 3.74 grade point average. 2008 NEC Women’s Indoor Track & Field Scholar-Athlete of the Year: Lisa Morse, Saint Francis (PA) Major: Biology/Marine Biology Saint Francis (PA) senior Lisa Morse (Freedom, NY/Pioneer Central) collected NEC Scholar-Athlete accolades in women’s indoor track and field. One of the most decorated throwers in school history, Morse was a three-time NEC individual champion and eight-time All-NEC first or second team honoree. She concluded her indoor career by winning the NEC shot put title for the second time with a 48’ 1 1/4" toss, then finished fifth at the ECAC Championships with a 46 3 1/4" measurement. Morse also finished fourth at the NEC championship meet in the weight throw (51’ 0"). Morse maintained a 3.63 grade point average majoring in Biology/Marine Biology. Returning Men’s Scholar-Athletes Name School Yr Major Doug Harding CCSU SO Political Science John Paul Montes SFNY SR Political Science Caitlin Brady* QU SR Physical Therapy Tom Hylan CCSU SR Business John Bair SFPA SR Physical Therapy Laura Colon QU JR Health Science Anthony Marceau CCSU SO Criminology Jorden Davis SFPA SR Marketing Jeana Favat QU SO Mathematics Jeff Patenaude CCSU SR Construction Mgemnt. Brent DiGiorgio SFPA SO Physician Assistant Abigail Gosling QU SR Physical Therapy Eric Rathbun CCSU SO Accounting Denis Eradiri SFPA SR Computer Science/Systems Lindsey Pierret* QU JR Entrepreneurship R.J. Simeone CCSU JR Physics Allen Koehler WC SR International Affairs Kristen Stevens QU JR Physical Therapy Sean Smith CCSU SR Construction Mgemnt. Philip Nelson WC SO Physician Assistant Melitta Brown RMU JR Tourism Mgemnt. Matt Whalen CCSU SR Mgemnt. Info. Systems James Johnston WC JR Undecided Jessica Duffell* RMU SO Finance Jonathan Chelimo FDU JR Management Claudio Perfetto WC JR Undecided Emily Ingle RMU JR Nursing Joseph Quiroz FDU JR English Mouhamad Halwani WC GR Microbiology Jovonna Kirkling RMU JR Environmental Science Miguel Zapata FDU SO Undecided Blake Lintelman WC GR Business Admin. Tara Maxwell* RMU SR Manufacturing Eng. Shavar Clarke LIU SR Math Thomas Rammelkamp WC SO Undecided Jera Mennetti RMU SO Applied Psychology Andre Marcano LIU SR Math Dan Mercorelli WC SR Business Admin. Corinne Moser* RMU SO Mathematics Dan Renahan LIU JR Pharmacy Derek Schultz WC SO Undecided Anna Samole RMU SO Undecided Billy Dowd MU SO Undecided Kevin Kearney* WC JR English Erica Schmidt RMU JR Sport Management Eric Fay MU SO Computer Science Brian Halling* WC GR Mathematics Samantha Simile RMU SO English Jeremy Gordet MU SO Biology Derek Rammelkamp* WC SO Undecided Gillian Stern RMU SO Media Arts Ben Hutterer MU SO Undecided Ashley Turici RMU JR Elementary Ed. Gregory Kammerer* MU SO Business Returning Women’s Scholar-Athletes Theresa Campbell SHU JR Media Studies Zachary Krupka* MU SO Business Brittany Dexter SHU JR English Colton Langianese MU SO Business Name School Yr Major Kathleen Henry* SHU SR Business David Martell MU SR Business Renee Archer CCSU SO Exercise Science Sarah Hickman SHU GR Sports Management Brendan McGoldrick MU GR History & Ed. Katherine Bossardet* CCSU SO Elementary Education Sarana Hyatt SHU SR Sports Management Sean Mulhern MU SO Undecided Alyssa Cole CCSU JR Social Work Bonnie Kilis SHU JR Biology Shawn Platz MU SO Undecided Ashlynn Haywood CCSU JR Undecided Brooke Palmer SHU SR Psychology Andrew Seaver MU JR Music Kathleen Lima CCSU SR Physical Education Cristina Soares* SHU JR Foreign Language & Lit. Chris Tanzola MU SR Business Sherry Wallace* CCSU SR English Ashley Stearns SHU SR English Brent Dawson MSM SO Secondary Ed. Taryn O’Connor FDU SO Chemistry Sarah Tencza SHU JR Nursing Josh Dyzak MSM GR Accounting Claudine Williams FDU JR Math Sabrina Zervas SHU JR Psychology Gigi Gibilisco* MSM SO Music Nicole Collins LIU JR Childhood Urban Ed. Michelle Conley SFNY JR Comm./Advertising Matt Logie MSM SR History Desiree Conley* LIU SO Marketing Vanecia Hoyte SFNY SO Undecided Kurtis Lunz MSM SR Computer Science Robin Renahan LIU SO Liberal Arts & Sciences Jordhan Kerridge SFNY JR Undecided Kevin Morrison* MSM JR Business Aniecia Williams LIU JR Occupational Therapy Tiffany Spivey SFNY SO Psychology Tom Pucciarella* MSM JR Criminal Justice Carly Athan* MU SO Undecided Jill Albee SFPA SR Accounting Brendan Amoruso QU JR Communications Illiana Blackshear MU SR Business Danielle Burton* SFPA JR History/Secondary Ed. Tyler Dinnan QU JR Health Sciences Kelly Dantley MU JR Business and Music Anna Hoffman SFPA JR Elementary Special Ed. John Greenlaw* QU SO Public Relations/Comm. Laura Embrey MU JR Communications Noelle Lyons SFPA JR Physical Therapy Dan Martin QU SR History Christine Fatale MU SR Biology Elise Pearce SFPA SR Physical Therapy Steve Pilch QU SR Diagnostic Imaging Sarah Frenette MU JR Anthropology Sarah Rutledge SFPA SR Physical Therapy Taylor Roberts QU SO Media Production Corinne LaChac MU JR Medical Technology Julie Yasko* SFPA JR Management Michael Bowman* RMU JR Environmental Science Cailin Lynam MU JR Business Nicole Panik WC JR Undecided Mark Jacobs RMU SR Actuarial Science Tiffany McKenna MU SO Foreign Language & Ed. Alaina Alfano WC SR Ed. & Psychology Chris Spataro RMU SO Business Education Laura Myers MU SR English & Education Jenna Naglieri WC JR Nursing John Uccellini RMU SO Undecided Jennifer Oprysko MU JR Undecided Ashley Mallen WC SR Ed. & Psychology Michael Bellio* SHU JR Biology Shannon Rogers* MU JR Criminal Justice Brecken Drager* WC SR Nursing Taariq Cayne SHU JR Psychology Rachel Ruggiano* MU JR Business Amanda Gland* WC JR Undecided Brian Germain SHU SR Psychology Crystal Stein MU JR Communications Ryan Rogers* WC SR Biology David Jones SHU SR Political Science Jen Swan MU JR Social Work Danielle Diodati* WC SO Undecided John Kenworthy SHU SR Political Science Erin Szulewski MU SO Communications Jessica Balling* WC SO Undecided Michael L’Homme SHU SR Business Kate Tredennick MU JR Business and Music Matthew Miller SHU JR Business Mary Wilks MU SO Foreign Language & Ed. *Denotes Commissioner's Honor Roll - 3.75 GPA or higher Ryan Murdoch SHU JR Business Ashley DeCruise MSM SO Undecided Nicholas Sharon SHU SR English Ashlynn DeCruise MSM SO Undecided Bartosz Smarkucki SHU JR Biology Mallory Longfield MSM SR Sociology Team GPA Award: Peter Liota SFNY SO Undecided Brianne Vozzella MSM JR Undecided Men's Indoor Track & Field Wagner 3.258 Matthew Megerdichian SFNY JR Undecided Chelsea Bollerman QU SR Physical Therapy Women's Indoor Track & Field Quinnipiac 3.390 Northeast Conference Fans: Welcome to the 2009 Northeast Conference Indoor Track and Field Championships! The NEC hopes to make this event a memorable experience for student-athletes and fans alike. With the state-of-the-art P.G. County Sports Complex providing the atmopshere, this championship should be an exciting one with twenty-four hard-working, talented teams vying for NEC supremecy. Now in its 28th season, the NEC is proud to once again bring its indoor track and field champion- ships to Landover, MD. Consisting of 11 institutions of higher learning located throughout five states, the NEC is committed to being an NCAA Division I leader for student-athlete achievement, integrity, competitiveness and engagement in national policy. NEC member institutions include Central Connecticut State, Fairleigh Dickinson, Long Island, Monmouth, Mount St. Mary's, Quin- nipiac, Robert Morris, Sacred Heart, St. Francis (NY), Saint Francis (PA) and Wagner. Additionally, Bryant University will become a core member of the NEC in 2012 upon completion of the five-year NCAA Division I reclassification period. The NEC encompasses five states and a variety of diverse locations, from the bustling activity of Brooklyn, NY to the rural setting of Loretto, PA to the beaches and shoreline of West Long Branch, NJ. But when it comes to intercollegiate athletics, the goal of the NEC is consistent - to provide its members the opportunity to participate in quality competition at the Division I level while operating programs that are fully integrated in the academic mission of each institution. NEC athletic programs truly focus on putting the student in the term student-athlete. The NEC placed among the top NCAA Division I conferences with the release of the first Academic Progress Rate (APR) figures and also ranked among the nation's elite in Graduation Success Rate (GSR) figures in each of the last two years. During the 2007-08 academic year, more than 1,600 student-athletes earned a place on the NEC Academic Honor Roll, an astounding 47 percent increase from the previous year, while 258 were named to the Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll with GPAs of 3.75 or higher. NEC graduation rates for student-athletes are consistently higher than those of non-athletes.
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