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Women's Track & Field All-Conference Honors Women’s Track & Field All-Conference Honors OUTDOOR 2007 Amy Stroder (High Jump) ASUN Student-Athlete of the Year 2007 Emily Kohler (Javelin) 2018 – Eden Meyer 2006 Emily Kohler (Javelin) Most Outstanding Track Performer nd 2012 – Brianna Frazier 2 Team 2018 Hallie Grimes (400m) Most Outstanding Field Performer 2018 Skye Zeller (800m) 2006 – Emily Kohler 2018 Claudia Jalon (1500m) 2018 Alyssa Young (High Jump) Most Outstanding Freshman Performer 2018 Louisa Washburn (Pole Vault) 2011 – Brianna Frazier 2017 Louisa Washburn (Pole Vault) Scholar-Athlete of the Year 2017 Alyssa Young (High Jump) 2018 - Eden Meyer 2017 4x400m Relay 2017 – Eden Meyer (T. Hearn | M. Rodriguez | V. Philbert | H. Grimes) 2016 – Eden Meyer 2016 Alyssa Young (High Jump) 1st Team (Event Champions) 2016 4x400m Relay 2018 Eden Meyer (10,000m) (H. Grimes | A. Younker | V. Philbert | M. Rodriguez) 2017 Vanessa Philbert (800m) 2015 Vanessa Philbert (800m) 2017 Eden Meyer (5000m) 2015 Alessandres Valdes (1500m) 2017 Eden Meyer (10,000m) 2014 Vanessa Philbert (800m) 2016 Eden Meyer (10,000m) 2014 Alessandra Valdes (1500m) 2016 Megan Walker (Pole Vault) 2014 Andelka Tancic (10,000m) 2015 Eden Meyer (10,000m) 2013 Shelby Kittrell (10,000m) 2015 Meg Simon (Pole Vault) 2013 Brittany Wagoner (Pole Vault) 2013 Meggie Emons (10,000m) 2012 Jasmine Jackson (100m Hurdles) 2012 Elle Baker (3000m Steeplechase) 2012 Brianna Frazier (200m) 2012 Caleigh Boyington (Pole Vault) 2012 Brianna Frazier (400m) 2012 Christina King (Pole Vault) 2011 Shelby Kittrell (5000m) 2012 4x400m Relay 2011 Shelby Kittrell (10,000m) (J. Calcote | S. Supal | A. Rivera | B. Frazier) 2011 Jasmine Jackson (100m Hurdles) 2011 Ecaterina Gheorghiu (3000m Steeplechase) 2011 Brianna Frazier (400m) 2011 4x400m Relay 2011 Christina King (Pole Vault) (J. Calcote | K. Conrad | A. Livingston | A. Rivera) 2011 Jennifer Smyth (Long Jump) 2010 Hillary Adams (3000m Steeplechase) 2010 Elise Trexler (High Jump) 2010 4x100m Relay 2010 Ashton McGuire (Javelin) (Delbovo | Anderson | Jackson | James) 2010 4x400m Relay 2009 Anne DelBovo (Pole Vault) (Calcote | Conrad | Anderson | Rivera) 2008 Sarah Coghlan (3000m Steeplechase) 2009 Laura Ragland (1500m) 2008 Amy Stroder (High Jump) 2009 Elise Trexler (High Jump) 2008 Emily Kohler (Javelin) 2009 Kayla Mobley (Shot Put) 2009 Ashton McGuire (Javelin) 2007 Amanda Davey (10,000m) 2009 4x100m Relay (DelBovo | James | Stephens | Anderson) 2009 Kayla Conrad (800m) 2008 Amanda Davey (10,000m) 2009 Rachel Stanley (400m Hurdles) 2008 Amy Stroder (Heptathlon) 2009 Erin Heasley (3000m Steeplechase) 2007 Golden Creavy (800m) 2008 Kaitlyn Granger (800m) 2007 Amanda Davey (5000m) 2008 Amanda Davey (5000m) 2008 Elise Trexler (High Jump) 2006 Golden Creavy (800m) 2008 Amy Stroder (Javelin) 2006 Amanda Davey (5000m) 2008 4x400m Relay 2006 Emily Kohler (High Jump) (James | Sams |Tafs | Creavy) 3rd Team 2006 Sarah Coghlin (3000m Steeplechase) 2018 Jade Sullivan (400m Hurdles) 2006 Amanda Davey (10,000m) 2018 4x400m Relay (H. Grimes | S. Steele | J. Sullivan | S. Zeller) All Academic 2017 Hallie Grimes (400m) 2018 Eden Meyer 2017 Tianna Hearn (400m Hurdles) Claudia Jalon 2017 Grace Meyer (10,000m) Audrey Carpenter Hallie Grimes 2016 Hallie Grimes (400m) 2017 Eden Meyer 2016 Kelly Hensley (3000m Steeplechase) Grace Meyer 2016 Eden Meyer 2015 Elle Baker (1500m) Grace Meyer 2015 Elle Baker (3000m Steeplechase) 2015 Kelly Hensley 2015 Emily Miller (High Jump) 2014 Andelka Tancic 2015 Megan Walker (Pole Vault) 2013 Meggie Emons 2015 4x400m Relay 2012 Meggie Emons (H. Grimes |V. Philbert |D. Olsen | A. Younker) Erin Nixon 2014 Meg Simon (Pole Vault) NCAA DIVISION I EAST PRELIM QUALIFIERS 2014 4x400m Relay 2010 Elise Trexler (High Jump) (M. Rodriguez | V. Philbert | A. Valdes | A. Younker) Christina King (Pole Vault) 2011 Ecaterina Gheorghiu (3000m Steeplechase) 2013 Alessandra Valdes (800m) Shelby Kitrell (10,000m) 2013 Christina Johnson (100m Hurdles) Briana Frazier (400m) 2013 Jennifer Smyth (Long Jump) 2012 Briana Frazier (200m | 400m) 2013 4x400m Relay Christina King (Pole Vault) (J. Calcote | K. Conrad | A. Younker | S. Supal) 2014 Elle Baker (3000m Steeplechase) 2015 Elle Baker (3000m Steeplechase) 2012 Erin Nixon (5000m) Eden Meyer (10,000m) 2012 Meggie Emons (10,000m) 2016 Alyssa Young (High Jump) 2012 Andrea Bridges (High Jump) 2017 Eden Meyer (10,000m) 2012 Jennifer Smyth (Triple Jump) Alyssa Young (High Jump) 2012 4x100m Relay 2018 Claudia Jalon (1500m) (A. Bridges | S. Supal | J. Jackson | R. Lamar) Eden Meyer (10,000m) Alyssa Young (High Jump) 2011 Jasmine Jackson (Long Jump) 2011 4x100m Relay NCAA DIVISION I CHAMPIONSHIP QUALIFIERS (R. Lamar | B. Frazier | J. Jackson | S. Supal) 2011 Ecaterina Gheorghiu (3000m Steeplechase) Briana Frazier (400m) 2010 Charisma Anderson (100m) 2012 Briana Frazier (400m) 2010 Charisma Anderson (200m) 2017 Eden Meyer (10,000m) 2010 Anne DelVovo (Pole Vault) 2018 Eden Meyer (10,000m) 2010 Jasmine Jackson (Long Jump) 2010 Jennifer Smyth (Triple Jump) NCAA All-AMERICAN 2010 Kayla Mobley (Discus) 2017 Eden Meyer, 2nd team (10,000m) INDOOR Most Valuable Performer 2009 Anne DelBovo (Pole Vault) 2018 – Claudia Jalon 2012 – Brianna Frazier 2008 Amy Stroder (High Jump) nd Most Outstanding Track Performer 2 Team 2018 – Claudia Jalon 2018 Skye Zeller (800m) 2017 – Eden Meyer 2018 Eden Meyer (5000m) 2012 – Brianna Frazier 2018 Alyssa Young (High Jump) 2018 Louisa Washburn (Pole Vault) Most Outstanding Freshman Performer 2018 4x400m 2011 – Brianna Frazier (H. Grimes | S. Steele | J. Sullivan | S. Zeller) Scholar-Athlete of the Year 2017 Louisa Washburn (Pole Vault) 2017 – Eden Meyer 2017 DMR (M. Rodriquez | S. Zeller | T. Johnson | M. Thyfault) 1st Team (Event Champions) 2018 Hallie Grimes (400m) 2016 Hallie Grimes (400m) 2018 Claudia Jalon (3000m) 2016 Alyssa Young (High Jump) 2018 Claudia Jalon (Mile) 2016 DMR 2018 DMR (E. Kerns | V. Philbert | M Rodriguez | A. Irwin) (A. Carpenter | S. Steele | S. Zeller | C. Jalon) 2015 Alessandra Valdes (800m) 2017 Eden Meyer (5000m) 2015 4x400m Relay 2017 Eden Meyer (3000m) (A. Younker | H. Grimes | D. Olsen | V. Philbert) 2016 Megan Walker (Pole Vault) 2014 Vanessa Philbert (800m) 2016 Vanessa Philbert (800m) 2014 Alessandra Valdes (Mile) 2014 Megan Walker (Pole Vault) 2015 Alessandra Valdes (Mile) 2014 4x400m Relay 2015 Eden Meyer (3000m) (A. Younker | S. Supal | B. Frazier | C. Hinch) 2015 Megan Walker (Pole Vault) 2015 DMR 2013 Shelby Kittrell (5000m) (A. Irwin | V. Philbert | D. Olsen | A. Valdes) 2013 DMR (A. Irwin | J. Calcote | K. Conrad | A. Brandt) 2014 DMR (A. Brandt | S. Supal | V. Philbert | A. Valdes) 2012 Christina King (Pole Vault) 2012 DMR 2013 Brianna Frazier (200m) (A. Valdes | J. Calcote | A. Brandt | E. Baker) 2013 Brianna Frazier (400m) 2013 Lindsey Enders (Pole Vault) 2011 Erin Nixon (Mile) 2011 Shelby Kittrell (3000m) 2012 Brianna Frazier (200m) 2011 Shelby Kittrell (5000m) 2012 Brianna Frazier (400m) 2011 Caleigh Boyington (High Jump) 2012 Erin Nixon (3000m) 2011 4x400m Relay 2012 4x400m Relay (J. Calcote | S. Supal | A. Rivera | B. Frazier) (J. Calcote | A. Rivera | S. Supal | B. Frazier) 2010 Kayla Conrad (800m) 2011 Brianna Frazier (200m) 2010 DMR 2011 Brianna Frazier (400m) (B. Baumann | S. James | K. Conrad | L. Ragland) 2011 Christina King (Pole Vault) 2011 Jasmine Jackson (Long Jump) 2009 Kayla Conrad (800m) 2010 Shelby Kittrell (5000m) 2008 Evelyn Moore (800m) 2010 Elise Trexler (High Jump) 2008 Amanda Davey (3000m) 2010 Christina King (Pole Vault) 2008 Amanda Davey (5000m) 2010 4x400m Relay 2008 Elise Trexler (High Jump) (J. Calcote | K. Conrad | C. Anderson | S. James) 2007 Elise Trexler (High Jump) 2014 Elle Baker Alyssa Brandt 3rd Team 2012 Erin Nixon 2018 Eden Meyer (3000m) 2017 Vanessa Philbert (800m) 2017 Brittany Lang (3000m) 2017 4x400m Relay (T. Hearn | V. Philbert | S. Zeller | D. Johnson) 2016 4x400m Relay (H. Grimes | A. Younker | T. Johnson | V. Philbert) 2015 Vanessa Philbert (800m) 2015 Alexis Irwin (Mile) 2015 Eden Meyer (5000m) 2014 Elle Baker (3000m) 2013 Christina Johnson (60m Hurdles) 2013 Caleigh Kelsay (Pole Vault) 2013 4x400m Relay (A. Younker | J. Calcote | S. Supal | B. Frazier) 2012 Jaybria Calcote (400m) 2012 Caleigh Boyington (Pole Vault) 2011 Erin Nixon (3000m) 2011 Sophia Abenchuchan (High Jump) 2011 Caleigh Boyington (Pole Vault) 2011 DMR (B. Baumann | S. Supal | K. Conrad | E. Nixon) 2010 Anne DelBovo (Pole Vault) 2009 Morgan McCorkle (Pole Vault) 2007 Amanda Davey (3000m) 2007 Amanda Davey (5000m) 2007 4x400m Relay (L. Tafs | G. Creavy | E. Kohler | A. Stroder) 2007 DMR (H. Adams | L. Tafs | G. Creavy | A. Davey) 2006 Emily Kohler (High Jump) All Academic 2018 Eden Meyer Grace Meyer Hallie Grimes 2017 Eden Meyer Grace Meyer 2016 Eden Meyer Hallie Grimes Rachel Licea 2015 Elle Baker CROSS COUNTRY Coach of the Year 2011 Shelby Kittrell 2017 – Jeff Pigg 2011 Erin Nixon 2010 – Mark VanAlstyne 2011 Meggie Emons Freshman of the Year 2010 Erin Nixon 2009 – Shelby Kittrell 2010 Meggie Emons ASUN Scholar-Athlete of the year 2008 Hillary Adams 2017 – Eden Meyer 2016 – Eden Meyer All-Freshman ASUN Champion 2016 Emma Grantges 2017 – Eden Meyer Brittany Lang 2016 – Eden Meyer 2015 Audrey Carpenter 2014 Eden Meyer ASUN Runner of the year Dagmar Olsen 2017 – Eden Meyer 2012 Alexis Irwin 2016 – Eden Meyer Alessandra Valdes 2011 Elle Baker 1st Team 2009 Shelby Kittrell 2017 Eden Meyer Meggie Emons Claudia Jalon Melanie Novack 2006 Hillary Adams 2016 Eden Meyer 2015 Eden Meyer All Academic 2017 Eden Meyer 2014 Eden Meyer Grace Meyer 2014 Alessandra Valdes Audrey Carpenter
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