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ANS Quick Facts ...... 2 Recreation and Athletic Center ...... 3 University Information Location: Lewisburg, Pennsylvania, 17837 Academic and Athletic Success ...... 4 Founded: 1846 as the University at Lewisburg Patriot League Information ...... 4 Enrollment: 3,350 Nickname: Bison AMERIC - Coaching Staff Colors: Orange and Blue Kevin Donner, Head Coach ...... 5 Affiliation: NCAA (Div. I) Joe Klim, Associate Head Coach ...... 6 Conference: ECAC, IC4A, Patriot League (American, Army, Bucknell, Mario Wilson, Assistant Coach ...... 6 Colgate, Holy Cross, Lafayette, Lehigh and Navy) Bob Schanbacher, Assistant Coach ...... 6 President: Brian C. Mitchell Director of Athletics: John P. Hardt Rob Guissanie, Volunteer Assistant...... 6 Senior Woman Administrator: Amanda Backus Jim Knight, Volunteer Assistant ...... 6

ADEMIC ALL Dir. of Athletic Communications: Jon Terry

C Rachelle Smith, Volunteer Assistant ...... 6 Track and Field Contact: Jess Riden ([email protected]) Head Athletic Trainer: Mark Keppler

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1 2004 Previews & Rosters ...... 7-8 Cross Country/Track & Field Information 2004 Profiles ...... 9-12 Head Coach: Kevin Donner (4th season) Patriot League Championships ...... 13-14 Alma Mater: University of Detroit (’84) Record Books ...... 15-16 Associate Head Coach: Joe Klim (Elmhurst ‘91, 9th season) Assistant Coaches: Bob Schanbacher (East Stroudsburg ‘73, 14th season), Mario Wilson (Marist ‘98, 3rd season), Track and Field Rob Guissanie (Penn State ‘90, 4th season), Jim Knight (Bucknell ‘80, 2004-05 Preview ...... 17-18 5th season), Rachelle Smith (Penn ‘02, 2nd season). 2004-05 Rosters ...... 19 2004- 05 Captains: Men’s XC and Track and Field - Doug Creveling; 2004-05 Profiles ...... 20-27 Women’s XC and Track and Field - Tolu Fayanjuola, Jennifer Marsh, 2004 Patriot League Championships ...... 28-31 Katie Pfeifer, Kelly Raffety, Danielle Todman. Record Books ...... 32-35 Cross Country/Track & Field Phone: (570) 577-1482 Email: [email protected] Facilities and Record Book ...... 36 Webpage: www.BucknellBison.com Athletic Department FAX Phone: (570) 577-1660 Recruiting Information ...... 37 Cross Country/Track & Field Address: Kevin Donner, Bucknell University, Gerhard Fieldhouse, Lewisburg PA BUCKNELL ATHLETICS & RECREATION MISSION STATEMENT 17837 The Department of Athletics and Recreation strives to set the standard of excellence for intercollegiate and intramural programs in higher education, thereby ad- Application Information vancing and drawing attention to the mission, core values, and educational goals of Admissions Phone: (570) 577-1101 Bucknell University. Application Deadline: Regular Decision — January 1, 2005; Early The Department believes that student-athletes academic programs must be their Decision I — November 15, 2004; Early Decision II — January 1, first priority. It is therefore committed to maintaining Bucknell’s high national ranking 2005; Financial Aid — Nov. 15, 2004, for Early Decision I, and Jan. 1, for student-athletes graduation rates and for producing Academic All-Americans, and to continued leadership of the Patriot League in Academic Honor Roll nomina- 2005 for Regular Decision and ED II. tions, based on grade-point averages. The coaches and staffs paramount responsi- bility is maintaining academic priorities and supporting student-athletes education, even while providing the rigorous and serious NCAA Division I athletic opportunities Bucknell student-athletes seek. Further, the Department promotes the personal growth of student-athletes and the general student body by encouraging personal health, development, and balance THE BISON NICKNAME among intellectual, social, civic, and physical pursuits; by celebrating challenge and competition; and by preparing participants for service and leadership in the world. Early last century, Bucknell teams had no definitive nickname. To Coaches and staff direct a rich array of athletic programs and recreational remedy this situation, the late William C. Bartol, a long-time professor opportunities aimed at increasing student engagement, as well as strengthening of mathematics and astronomy at Bucknell, suggested, about 1910, character, healthy living, teamwork, sportsmanship, and spirit. In creating shared that the nickname “Bisons” be adopted. WWW experiences for students, faculty, and staff, as well as alumni, family, and friends, the Departments programs add substantially to Bucknell’s sense of community and Geography was the main reason for the choice of the name. foster life-long relationships with Bucknell. Bucknell’s campus lies at the eastern end of the Buffalo Valley, which

The Department embraces the University’s decision to compete at the highest was one of the last stomping grounds of the American bison, or buf- .BUC extramural level, in Division I of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). falo, in this part of the country. It is estimated that at one time, at least Division I membership is valuable not only because this level of competition maximally challenges student-athletes, but also because it signals clearly Bucknell’s high 10,000 bison roamed the reaches of the Buffalo Valley. As late as 1799, standards and seriousness of purpose in all extracurricular endeavors and it helps more than 300 were reported. The last buffalo in this section is be- KNELLBISON position Bucknell apart from other National Liberal Arts Colleges. Likewise, the lieved to have been shot in 1800 at Buffalo Crossroads, about six miles competitive success the Department seeks, measured in part by consistent contention from Bucknell. for the Patriot Leagues student-athletes and the University alike, and it brings The nickname currently used by most writers and broadcasters is distinction and national recognition to Bucknell. A student-centered operation, the Department is committed to providing equitable “Bison,” believed to be a more accurate use of the plural of the word opportunities to women and men, as well as members of minority and majority groups bison. of all kinds. The Department subscribes to, and complies with, all principles and regulations of the Patriot League, the Eastern College Athletic Conference, and the Credits: This book was written and edited by Bucknell’s Office of Athletic NCAA. Communications. Photography credits are given to Art Foxall, CW Pack .C The department is proud that so many of today’s exemplary Bison scholar-athletes Sports. Printing by Harmony Press, Inc. of Easton, Pa. On the Covers: OM will be tomorrow’s outstanding leaders. 2004-05 Track and Field & Cross Country Seniors

2 2004-05 BUCKNELL CROSS COUNTRY/TRACK & FIELD ABOUT BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY FIRST NATIONALLY IN GRADUATION RATES 46 P Bucknell University, ranked among the top national liberal arts colleges in the nation, is a privately owned, co-educational institution with an undergraduate enrollment of approximately 3,350 stu- A dents and a faculty of some 270 teachers, of which over 97 per- TRIO cent hold doctoral degrees.

The 100th college chartered in the United States, Bucknell T LEA was founded by Philadelphia Baptists in 1846 as the University at Lewisburg. The first class of seven men graduated in 1851 with the first woman receiving her degree in 1885. In 1886, the institu- GUE C tion was renamed Bucknell University in honor of William Bucknell, a former trustee and benefactor. A comprehensive university, Bucknell allows students to

choose from many academic options, including 53 majors and 64 HAMPIONSHIPS minors. In learning from and collaborating with experienced faculty, students will have access to state-of-the-art resources within the library, laboratory, computer center, multi-media room, and THE KENNETH G. LANGONE recreational facility. ATHLETICS & RECREATION CENTER Enrolling at Bucknell allows one to acquire global connec- tions through the Inter- The Bucknell University Department of Athletics and Recreation prides itself on national Focus Semes- setting the standard of excellence when it comes to success both on the playing fields ter Program, Semester and in the classroom. With 11 Patriot League Presidents’ Cups in 14 years, annual of Studying Abroad Pro- top-10 national rankings in graduation rates, 107 Verizon Academic All-Americans in gram, and interaction 33 years and 94 Patriot League Scholar-Athletes in 14 years, Bucknell is clearly at the head of the class in terms of upholding the scholar-athlete model. with students and faculty The addition of the Kenneth G. Langone Athletics and Recreation Center, one of from various countries the finest collegiate athletics and recreation facilities of its kind in the nation, will help and continents. Through ensure the continuation of that success. the University’s commit- The facility enhances each of Bucknell’s 26 varsity athletics programs and greatly ment to diversity, stu- expands the scope of its growing intramural and recreational sports offerings. A visu- dents of all ethnic, racial, ally appealing structure located along Moore Avenue on the “downhill” side of cam- geographical, intellec- pus, the Langone Athletics and Recreation Center was designed to reach out to all tual, and political back- members of the campus community, including the student body, varsity student-ath- grounds converge on letes, faculty, staff and alumni. one campus to foster a Three primary venues lie within the facility: the Arthur D. Kinney Jr. Natatorium, community of accep- the 4,000-seat Gary A. Sojka Pavilion and the Krebs Family Fitness Center, which tance and exploration in includes the Berger Family Weight Room. Other features include a new location for diversity. As a member the Bucknell Athletics Hall of Fame, a display of Bucknell’s Congressional Medal of of the Bucknell and Honor recipients, a sports medicine and athletic training suite, classrooms, modern Lewisburg communities, offices for coaches and staff and increased locker room space for varsity and recre- students are able to find ational athletes. their own niche while The building was formally dedicated on Apr. 25, 2003, in honor of noted entrepre- learning the importance neur and philanthropist Ken Langone, a 1957 Bucknell graduate who, along with his of values. wife Elaine, pledged $11 million toward the center’s construction. Langone was a The University’s member of the university Board of Trustees from 1980 to 1996. physical plant, located One of the special qualities of the Langone Athletics and Recreation Center is the on a 400-acre campus manner in which it supplements the pre-existing facilities. The brand new construction overlooking the Susquehanna River, includes more than 80 build- surrounds Gerhard Fieldhouse and historic Davis Gymnasium, which has been re- ings. Recent additions include a $1 million computer center con- stored as a competition venue for the Bison volleyball team, as well as intramural, recreation and other varsity practice activities. structed as a wing of the Dana Engineering Building, an $8.2 million addition to the Ellen Clarke Bertrand Library, the $9.7 million Weis Performing Arts Center, and the $10.9 million Robert L. MAJOR FIELDS OF STUDY Rooke Chemistry Building and adjoining biology building.

OM ARTS & SCIENCES DEPARTMENTS: Accounting, Animal Be- In addition, construction of the Sigfried Weis Music Building havior, Anthropology, Art, Biology, Business Administration, Cell .C was completed in the summer of 2001 in time for its doors to open Biology & Biochemistry, Chemistry, Classics, Comparative West- for the fall semester. The new $7 million music instruction building was one facet of The Bucknell Campaign, the most ambitious in ern Humanities, East Asian Studies (Chinese, Japanese), Eco- Bucknell’s 154-year history. A new residence hall facility opened nomics, Education (Early Childhood Development, Elementary, in 2001 and houses 300 students within “neighborhoods” — a con- Secondary, and Educational Research), English, Environmental temporary design intended to promote a sense of community. Studies, French, Geography, Geology, German, History, Interna- And finally, the sparkling Kenneth G. Langone Athletics and tional Relations, Latin American Studies, Mathematics, Music

KNELLBISON Recreation Center opened in 2003, providing a state-of-the-art (Music Education, Music History, Music Theory & Composition, facility for varsity athletes and students, staff and faculty alike. Performance), Philosophy, Physics, Political Science, Psychol- Bucknell is easily accessible, located on U.S. Route 15 ap- ogy, Religion, Russian, Sociology, Theater, and Women's .BUC proximately 60 miles north of Harrisburg and 25 miles south of Studies. ENGINEERING DEPARTMENTS: Bio Medical, Chemi- Williamsport. The campus is seven miles south of Interstate 80 on cal, Civil & Environmental, Computer Science, Electrical, and Route 15. Mechanical. WWW

2004-05 BUCKNELL CROSS COUNTRY/TRACK & FIELD 3 11 PATRIOT LEAGUE PRESIDENTS’ CUPS THE PATRIOT LEAGUE

The Patriot League is proud of its mission of promoting opportunities for FACULTY JOIN COACHING RANKS: “Today’s Scholar-Athletes, Tomorrow’s Leaders.” The League led NCAA Division

ANS I conferences in graduation rates for the fifth-straight year in 2003. BUCKNELL’S UNIQUE SIDELINE Patriot League graduates consistently excel as COACHING PROGRAM professionals in their chosen fields and are contributors to One of the special programs that Bucknell offers in order to en- the betterment of society. AMERIC - hance the student-athlete’s overall experience at the University is the Patriot League teams and Faculty-Administrator Sideline Program. The program involves a mem- scholar-athletes are also ber of the faculty or administration at Bucknell being invited by one of achieving triumphs and the 26 varsity teams to become a part of the team’s contest prepara- accolades on the intercollegiate fields of tion by being involved in all aspects of the program, including game- competition: day activities. Consider some recent The faculty participant will discuss the overall program with the re- team successes:

ADEMIC ALL spective coaching staff, including recruiting philosophy and strategy • Two PL teams advanced to their respective NCAA Championship game in 2003-

C for the upcoming contest. The sideline coach will attend a practice 04 (Colgate football and Navy men’s lacrosse); session where he/she will be introduced to the team and gain a truly • The Patriot League advanced three teams to an NCAA Championship Tournament twice in the last two years (2002 men’s soccer and 2004 men’s lacrosse); 7 A unique insight into

0 • The Patriot League has advanced a team to the quarterfinal round of the NCAA

1 the relationships that Division I-AA Football Championship five of the last six years, including three exist between player- wins each by Colgate and Lehigh. DID YOU KNOW? coach and player- Individual achievements have been similarly impressive: player. In addition, • Colgate junior Jamaal Branch won the 2003 Walter Payton Award as the • Half of the classes at Bucknell the practice session outstanding Division I-AA football player; have 16 students or fewer. allows the participant • Three-time PL Volleyball Player of the Year Karla Kucerkova of American won to learn coaching her second-straight CoSIDA Academic All-American of the Year award in 2003; • All classes are taught by profes- techniques, strategy, • Bucknell’s Molly Creamer was a first-round draft pick, No. 10 overall, by the New terminology, and the York Liberty in the 2003 WNBA draft. She was one of a handful of former PL sors, not graduate assistants. standouts playing professional basketball overseas in 2003-04; athletes’ true enthu- • Navy’s Richie Meade was named the national Coach of the Year in men’s lacrosse • Student-Faculty ratio is 12-to-1. siasm for the sport. while sophomore Matt Russell was a first-team All-American and national Goalie The participant of the Year; will then attend the • Colgate’s John Frieser earned first-team Academic All-American honors, won • Bucknell’s retention rate is 95%. actual intercollegiate two post-graduate scholarships and signed a free-agent contract with the NFL St. contest itself and be Louis Rams; a part of the total • Kevin Miller of Bucknell and Drew Bigna of Holy Cross were selected in the 2004 event from pre-con- Major League Baseball June free-agent draft. It marks the sixth-straight year at least one Patriot League player was picked in the draft. test to post-contest, through timeout discussions and halftime teach- • A handful of men’s soccer (Steve Fisher and Evan Bruno of Lehigh) and men’s ing-learning methodology. lacrosse (Army’ Jeff Bryan along with Blaise Fletcher and Justin Sussman of The purpose of the Faculty Sideline Program is to foster a better Bucknell) players also were drafted or began professional playing careers this understanding by the faculty and administration of the roles played by year. coaches and athletes in the University’s intercollegiate athletic arena. • Navy’s Billy Hurley capped his All-America collegiate golf career as the winner of the Byron Nelson Award and as a second-team CoSIDA Academic All-American. The Patriot League’s athletic success is achieved while remaining committed to its founding principle that student-athletes are academically representative of their class. Participation in athletics at Patriot League institutions is viewed as an STUDENT-ATHLETE ADVISORY COMMITTEE important component of a well-rounded education. The origins of Patriot League “The mission of the NCAA Student-Athlete Advisory Commit- excellence date back to 1986 with the tee is to enhance total student-athlete experience by promot- inception of a successful Division I-AA WWW ing opportunity, protecting student-athlete welfare, and foster- football conference. In 1990, the Patriot League expanded to an all-sports ing a positive student-athlete image.” conference, now featuring 23 championship sports. .BUC The SAAC provides insight on the student-athlete experience Full League members include and to offer input on the rules, regulations, and policies that American, Army, Bucknell, Colgate, Holy Cross, Lafayette, Lehigh and Navy. KNELLBISON affect student-athletes’ lives on NCAA member institution cam- Associate members include Fordham and puses. Georgetown for football and Villanova in Senior Multi-Event Athlete women’s lacrosse. Mike Mellas These member institutions are among The SAAC has been involved in various projects including: vis- the oldest and most prestigious in the nation. Alumni from Patriot League institutions its to local elementary schools, hospitals, and housing authori- have played a leadership role in the shaping of our country. ties; promotion of B.A.A.D. (Bucknell Athletes Against Drugs “The Patriot League — Today’s Scholar-Athletes, Tomorrow’s Leaders” is still the League’s primary vision. However, the League is demonstrating annually that our and Alcohol); and helping to hire a part-time trainer for the Ath- .C student-athletes really can play.

letic Training Office. OM

4 2004-05 BUCKNELL CROSS COUNTRY/TRACK & FIELD BUCKNELL COACHING STAFF FIRST NATIONALLY IN GRADUATION RATES

Following his graduation from Detroit, Donner established a new 46 P KEVIN DONNER varsity program at his alma mater, becoming the school’s first-ever

women’s coach. He served a nine-year stint at Detroit, where he A HEAD COACH coached 20 All-Midwestern Collegiate Conference student-athletes TRIO and guided the women’s cross-country program to back-to-back MCC 4TH SEASON titles in 1986 and 1987. A member of the NCAA Division I Coaches Associations for cross T LEA Kevin Donner, head coach of the country and track and field, Donner took over the reins of a Bucknell men’s and women’s cross country and program that has listed among the elite in the East for the better part track and field teams at Bucknell, con- of two decades. Bucknell’s women’s cross country team has cap- GUE C tinued the success last season that tured four of the past five Patriot League titles, while the men’s team earned him the title of Patriot League has won three of the last six conference meets. Similarly successful Coach of the Year in women’s cross

on the track, the Bison women have earned four of the last five Pa- HAMPIONSHIPS country and track in 2001-02. triot League outdoor titles and five of the last six indoor champion- Last season, Donner led both ships. All told, the Bucknell men’s and women’s indoor and outdoor men’s and women’s cross country track and field squads have captured 17 Patriot League champion- teams to fourth place finishes in the Patriot League including two first ships in 13 years, while never finishing lower than third. team all-league performers. During indoor season, Donner coached a Donner will continue to be charged with adding to Bucknell’s aca- Patriot League Championship squad in the Bucknell women’s team demic tradition. As head coach, Donner assisted 78 athletes to Pa- while the men finished third in the PL. Outdoors, Donner saw the triot League Academic Honor Roll accolades in 2003-04. same results with the women winning the PL and the men placing Donner owns USATF level I and II coaching certifications in en- third. Bucknell had nine individual event champions on the women’s durance and throws. He currently resides in Lewisburg with his wife side during the indoor and outdoor seasons while the men recorded Amy, a statistics instructor at Bucknell. seven event runner-ups and one second place finish in a relay. Under Donner’s coaching, Bucknell also saw two athletes receive bids to the NCAA Championships last season in Melanie Buczko in the pole vault and Maria Garcia in the hammer throw. Beyond the Patriot League, Donner guided the two cross country squads to top-five finishes at their respective IC4A and ECAC championships, as well as top-10 finishes at the NCAA Mid-Atlantic meet. In Donner Facts... track and field, following an indoor IC4A and ECAC finals in which more than a dozen Bucknell athletes competed, the Bison men fin- Education: University of Detroit, B.A. 1984 ished 26th at the IC4A Championships while the women took 38th at Collegiate Coaching: Bucknell University, 2001-pres. (Head their equivalent ECAC finals. From there, six athletes competed indi- Coach); St. Francis (Pa.), 1995-2001 (Head Coach); Central vidually in the NCAA’s East Regional meet. Michigan University, 1993-95 (Assistant Coach); University of This followed a year in which Donner guided the women’s cross Detroit, 1984-93 (Head Coach). country and track teams to first-place sweeps of the three Patriot League championships as well as three second-place finishes on the Coaching Accomplishments: men’s side. • Three-time Patriot League “Coach of the Year” for women’s Before arriving at Bucknell in 2001, Donner, a native of Detroit, indoor track, 2002-04 . • Patriot League “Coach of the Year” sweep for the women’s Mich., and a 1984 graduate of the University of Detroit, successfully teams in 2001-02, winning the honors in cross country, transformed the Saint Francis program into one of the elite squads in indoor track, and outdoor track. the Northeast Conference. It was a banner campaign in 2000-01 for • Patriot League “Coach of the Year” for women’s outdoor the Red Flash men’s teams, as Saint Francis captured its second track in 2002 and 2004 straight NEC cross country title, followed by indoor and outdoor track • Coach of two NCAA Cross Country qualifers at Bucknell in and field titles as well. The cross country unit placed third at the Mid- 2001 Atlantic Regional and vaulted to a Division I national ranking of 26. • Mid-Atlantic Region Men’s Cross Country “Coach of the Donner also guided the Red Flash women to an NEC cross coun- Year,” 2000 try title in 1997 and the men’s and women’s cross country teams to All- • Seven-time Northeast Conference “Coach of the Year” Academic Team honors in each of the last five seasons. He was cited • Three-time Midwestern Collegiate Conference “Coach of as the conference coach of the year in cross country and track and the Year” OM field seven times, and in 2000 he was honored as the top men’s cross • Coached St. Francis Men’s Cross Country to No. 26 .C country mentor in the Mid-Atlantic Region. All 81 men’s and women’s National Ranking, 2001 indoor and outdoor track and field school records were shattered un- • Five NEC Championships der Donner’s watch. • Coached three NCAA track & field provisional qualifiers and Among the stellar individual achievements by his Red Flash stu- one automatic qualifier at St. Francis • Coached one NCAA Cross Country All-American, 2000 dent-athletes were a cross country All-American, 40 men’s and women’s • All 81 Men’s and Women’s Indoor and Outdoor Track & NEC titles, 27 all-conference performers, nine U.S. Junior National Field Records Broken while at St. Francis qualifiers, two Canadian National qualifiers and six CoSIDA Academic • Coached Ten Verizon Academic All-Americans KNELLBISON All-Americans. (six at St. Francis, four at Bucknell) Prior to his stint at Saint Francis, Donner served as assistant • Bucknellian Men’s Coach of the Year, 2002 women’s cross country and track and field coach at Central Michigan

.BUC • NCAA regional representative for Cross Country University from 1993-95. There, Donner coached eight All-Mid-Ameri- can Conference performers and one NCAA qualifier. WWW

2004-05 BUCKNELL CROSS COUNTRY/TRACK & FIELD 5 11 PATRIOT LEAGUE PRESIDENTS’ CUPS BUCKNELL COACHING STAFF

JOE KLIM

ANS BOB SCHANBACHER ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH ASSISTANT COACH 9TH SEASON 14TH SEASON

AMERIC The Bucknell track & field program has Bob Schanbacher enters his 14th season - seen much success since Joe Klim arrived on working with the Bison throwers. This is his sixth the Lewisburg scene back in August of 1996. season back with the Bucknell coaching staff af- Coach Klim oversees the sprinters, hur- ter taking a three-year sabbatical from the pro- dlers, and multi-event athletes. gram. Klim’s women’s athletes have produced 14 His first stint with the Orange and Blue lasted school records, 63 top-five performances, 95 top- eight seasons, from 1988-1996. During that time, his athletes captured most of 10 performances, and a total of 13 Patriot League team championships (four the school records in the men’s and women’s throwing events. cross country, five indoor, four outdoor). On eight different occasions, he was a Schanbacher is responsible for shaping the reputation and tradition of suc- ADEMIC ALL

C member of the coaching staff recognized as the Patriot League Staff of the Year. cess in the throwing events at Bucknell University. Schanbacher has coached On the men’s side, Klim’s athletes have produced 10 school records, 33 top-five 38 individual conference champions, athletes who have set 25 school records,

7 A performances, and 54 top-10 performances. He also coached sprinter/jumper several ECAC/IC4A scorers as well as an NCAA All-American in the hammer

0 Noel Powell to a provisional qualifying spot at the NCAA Championships. throw (James Heizman). 1 During his two-year stay at Emory University prior to Bucknell, Klim helped In his 13 seasons as a member of the Bison coaching staff, Schanbacher lead the Eagles’ men’s and women’s track & field teams to their first confer- has helped coach Bucknell to 21 East Coast Conference and Patriot League ence championships. While at Emory, Klim was part of a coaching staff which Championships. His programs enjoyed remarkable success in the 1988-89 and garnered UAA Conference Coaching Staff of the Year honors in 1995 & 1996 1989-90 seasons, when both the men’s and women’s indoor and outdoor track for men’s indoor and in 1996 for men’s outdoor. teams won all four ECC Championships. After 13 years of coaching at the collegiate level, Klim has helped lead seven A 1973 graduate of East Stroudsburg University and the recipient of a teams to their first-ever conference title, and has won a total of 20 conference master’s degree from Wisconsin-La Crosse, Schanbacher had been the head championships. In addition, he has developed national qualifiers in 14 different coach of track & field at Lewisburg High School since 1973 and the head coach events with an outcome of All-Americans in the high jump, triple jump, decathlon of cross country from 1980-1987. He led teams to 14 conference champion- and 400 meter dash. ships including the West Branch Conference, Susquehanna Valley Conference Klim graduated from Elmhurst College in 1991 with a bachelor of science (AA) and two District 4 AA titles. Coach Schanbacher is also a USATF Level II degree in marketing. He earned his master of education degree with an em- certified coach. phasis in physical education from Campbell University in 1994. As an athlete Schanbacher resides in Cogan Station with his wife Kathleen and daughter at Elmhurst, Klim won several honors including Athlete of the Year in 1990. He Amy (20). His son, Chris, is a student at Drexel University. joined the Elmhurst Hall of Fame member in 1997. Klim served as Elmhurst’s head cross country and track & field coach for the 1991-92 season. Besides his coaching duties at Bucknell, Klim is the recruiting coordinator for the cross country and track & field teams. Klim holds both a USATF Level ROB GUISSANIE I coaching certification as well as a USATF Level II certification for the jumps, throws, endurance events and multi-events. Klim currently resides in Boalsburg Rob Guissanie is back with the Bison team for with his wife, Nittaya, who he married this past summer. his third year as volunteer assistant coach. He will work mainly with the distance runners throughout the season and will be the head timer for the FinishLynx MARIO WILSON system at all home meets. Guissanie is a 1990 graduate of Penn State University. He was also head ASSISTANT COACH cross country coach at Penn’s Valley High School during the 1998-1999 sea- 3RD SEASON sons and track and field coach in 1998-2001.

Mario Wilson works with the Bison jumpers and is entering his third season with the program. JIM KNIGHT The 2004 track and field season was marked by tremendous improvements in the jumping events, A 1980 graduate of Bucknell, Jim Knight will especially at both Patriot League Championships. serve his third season as an assistant coach for the Wilson has coached 10 Patriot League individual Bison in 2004-05. Knight ran cross country and track champions, nine of them in 2004 and 19 All-Patriot League performers in two for the legendary Art Gulden during his career at WWW seasons. Five school records were set by Wilson’s athletes in 2004 as well as Bucknell. In 1979, he competed at the NCAA Cham- Patriot League records in three events. Several of Wilson’s athletes also repre- pionship in cross country and was an East Coast sented Bucknell at the ECAC Championships, earning All-East recognition in the Conference champion. Knight assists with the cross country runners and will aid .BUC jumping and relay events. Wilson has also coached an ECAC champion in the with the men’s and women’s steeplechasers during the track season. pole vault and a total of 33 IC4A/ECAC qualifiers in six years of coaching. At the national level, Wilson guided five athletes to the NCAA East Regional Champi- onship and one athlete, Melanie Buczko, to a spot in the 2004 NCAA Outdoor KNELLBISON Championships. RACHELLE SMITH Prior to Bucknell, Wilson spent four years as an assistant coach at Saint Francis University where he was responsible for the jumping, hurdling and throwing Rachelle Smith returns to the Bison staff for a events. At Saint Francis, Wilson coached one NCAA provisional qualifer, six All- second season as an assistant coach, working with IC4A/ECAC performers, four Northeast Conference record holders and 32 school the jumpers and sprinters. Smith graduated from record performances. the University of Pennsylvania in 2002 following a Wilson is a 1998 graduate of Marist College and completed his masters of career in which she won four letters on the Quaker education while at Saint Francis. Wilson resides in Lewisburg. track team as a jumper. Smith currently resides in .C

Lewisburg while working on her masters of education at Bucknell. She works as OM the Tobacco Control Field Coordinator for tobacco prevention, education and cessation for the American Lung Association.

6 2004-05 BUCKNELL CROSS COUNTRY/TRACK & FIELD 2004 MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY PREVIEW FIRST NATIONALLY IN GRADUATION RATES

Bill Duffy and Kevin Brown will also 46 P AIMING FOR THE TOP IN 2004 add experience to the 2004 team.

The Bison will also be joined by A After fourth-place finishes for both the men’s and women’s 10 freshmen including Wallace TRIO cross country teams at the Patriot League Championships last Campbell from Alabama and

season, Coach Kevin Donner is poised to move toward the team’s Michael Gibney from New York, who T LEA ultimate goal of capturing two Patriot League crowns. will add depth to the Bucknell squad. Both teams return the experience necessary to move up The Bison are set on depth and

through the very competiive Patriot League ranks. The Bison experience and Donner is very im- GUE C women return six of the top seven runners who ran in last year’s pressed with his team’s preseason Mid-Atlantic Regional race. The men have four returning from preparation. last year’s top seven competitors. “Our men prepared themselves After a very low-key Bison Open event held at the Bucknell very well this summer and I am es- HAMPIONSHIPS Golf Course, Donner and company will head to Northville, Mich., pecially pleased with the fitness for the Detroit Titan Invitational followed by the Iona Meet of Cham- level of our sophomores.” pions in Bronx, N.Y., on September 25. “The Patriot League is one of The Bison will run several courses on their schedule multiple the strongest leagues in the coun- times. Bucknell hosts the Gulden Invitational in early October in try with American, Navy and Army JUNIOR KEVIN BROWN preparation to host the Patriot League Championships on Octo- as our biggest competition.” ber 30. The Bison will also race at the Penn State National Invita- Donner also expects a chal- tional in October before heading back to State College for the lenge from in-state-rival Lehigh. “Lehigh has everyone back from Mid-Atlantic Regional on November 13. Bucknell hopes to use a team that finished fifth in the Patriot League and 11th in the Mid- the early races to preview the courses to gain experience for the Atlantic Regional. I look for them to be a much improved team.” championship portion of the 2004 season. “If we can stay healthy and have some of our younger people Following the regional meet, Bucknell will head to the IC4A step up, we should be able to compete for a Patriot League title,” Championships for the men and the ECAC Championships for said Donner. the women held in the Bronx, N.Y., on Nov. 20. Last year, the Bison men finished fourth at the IC4A meet, while the women placed eighth in the team standings. The NCAA Championship meet will be held on Nov. 22, in Terre Haute, Ind. Qualifiers for the national championships are based upon team and individual performances at the regional 2004 BISON MEN’S ROSTER meet. Name Cl. Hometown/Secondary School Faizal Asumda Jr. Danville, Pa./Danville MEN’S PREVIEW Kevin Brown Jr. Cranford, N.J./Cranford Wallace Campbell Fr. Montgomery, Ala./Montgomery Academy Mark Caroleo So. North Babylon, N.Y./North Babylon “I’m very excited about the upcoming season,” said Donner Andrew Corral Fr. Bellport, N.Y./Bellport of his 2004 men’s squad. Douglas Creveling Sr. Easton, Pa./Easton Donner will rely on the returners from last year’s NCAA Mid- Michael Delaney Jr. Seattle, Wash./Roosevelt Atlantic Regional squad to provide the needed experience to move William Duffy Jr. Timonium, Md./Dulaney Sean Egan So. Yorktown Heights, N.Y./Fordham Prep. up through the Patriot League Standings. The Bison men fin- Kevin Fortkiewicz Jr. Bloomfield, N.J./Bloomfield ished fourth in the league last season. Matthew Forys So. Howell, N.J./Howell The Bison return three runners Michael Gibney Fr. Wading River, N.Y./Shoreham Wading River from last year’s regional race. Se- Eric Harbison So. Greensburg, Pa./Greensburg-Salem nior Dan Lounsbury is the top re- William Holleran Fr. San Rafael, Calif./St. Ignatius Academy Paul Hubert Fr. Clarks Summit, Pa./Abington Heights turner for the Bison. Lounsbury fin- Brian Kennedy Fr. Malvern, Pa./Malvern Prep. ished 17th overall at last year’s Pa- Alexander Lash Jr. Cornwall, N.Y./Cornwall OM triot League Championships and Daniel Lounsbury Sr. Melrose, Mass./Melrose .C earned second-team all-league hon- David Magida Fr. North Potomac, Md./St. Andrew’s Episcopal ors. Luke McGuire Fr. Lewisburg, Pa./Lewisburg Chris Moreau Fr. Lewisburg, Pa./Lewisburg Also returning for the Bison are Chris Nocera So. Ellwood City, Pa./Lincoln senior captain Doug Creveling, Chris Petillo So. Plainville, Conn./Plainville sophomore Matt Forys. Both fin- Darrin Pierret So. Morristown, N.J./Morristown ished among Bucknell’s top seven James Redmond Fr. Medfod, N.J./Bishop Eustace Prep runners at the Patriot League Cham- Travis Rivers Sr. Wattsfield, Vt./Harwood Union

KNELLBISON Stephen Schaefer Gr. Avon by the Sea, N.J./Christian Brothers Acad. pionships. Adam Syty So. East Amherst, N.Y./Clarence The Bison also return six other John Trotta Jr. Jr. Washingtonville, N.Y./Washingtonville

.BUC runners who competed in the 2003 SENIOR Patriot League Championship meet. DOUG CREVELING Stephen Schaeffer, Ryan Delaney, WWW

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WOMEN’S PREVIEW ANS 2004 BISON WOMEN’S ROSTER As far as experience goes, coach Kevin Donner could not ask for more from his 2004 women’s cross country squad. Name Cl. Hometown/Secondary School Six of his top seven runners are back and ready to run to the Kirsten Anderek Fr. San Francisco, Calif./St. Ignatius AMERIC - top of the Patriot League standings. Lauren Armstrong Jr. Catonsville, Md./Catonsville “With all our key runners back this season, our goal is to get Katherine Ballantine So. Madison, Conn./Daniel Hand back to the top of the Patriot League and be one of the top pro- Connie Barko Fr. Carlisle, Pa./Bible Baptist Kathleen Bishop Sr. Enfield, Conn./Enrico Fermi grams in the Mid-Atlantic Region,” said Donner. Kerryann Branker Jr. Levittown, N.Y./Island Trees Senior co-captains Katie Pfeifer (Catonsville, Md.) and Jenni- Lauren Bricker So. Greensburg, Pa./Hempfield fer Marsh (Clearfield, Pa.), juniors Kayla Halloran (Norwell, Mass.) Alison Cole Jr. Waterville, Maine/Waterville and Julie Jakobowski (Tolland, Conn.), and sophomores Lauren Erin Cranmer-Hart Fr. Slippery Rock, Pa./Slippery Rock Area ADEMIC ALL Bricker (Greensburg, Pa.) and Jenny Stevens (Laceyville, Pa.) all Jennifer Grant Fr. Erie, Pa./Villa Marie C ran in the NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional meet last fall and all have Kayla Halloran Jr. Norwell, Mass./Norwell Offeibea Hanson-Hall Fr. New Rochelle, N.Y./New Rochelle #1 7 A the big-meet experience to vie for a Patriot League crown.

0 Mollie Harms So. Sterling Heights, Mich./Stevenson

1 Several of Bucknell’s harriers are also some of the top return- Julie Jakoboski Jr. Tolland, Conn./Tolland ers from the Patriot League meet. Pfeifer turned in an all-league Jennifer Marsh Sr. Clearfield, Pa./Clearfield performance by finishing ninth overall. Bricker and Halloran were Leanna Nastase So. Beaverdale, Pa./Forest Hills second-team all-conference performers by turning in 15th and 20th Jennifer O’Connor Jr. Langhorne, Pa./Nazareth Academy place finishes. Katherine Pfeifer Sr. Catonsville, Md./Catonsville “We have a lot to prove this year,” said Donner about this Rebecca Pierotti So. Hazleton, Pa./Bishop Hafey year’s squad. After great years in 2001 and 2002, we faltered at Lisa Prybella Fr. Southampton, Pa./Mt. St. Joseph Acad. the end of the season last year due to injuries and inexperience.” Kelly Raffety Sr. Thiensville, Wis./Homestead The Bison also return sophomore Leanna Nastase Linda Sanders Jr. Old Bridge, N.J./Old Bridge Jennifer Stevens So. Laceyville, Pa./Wyalusing Valley (Beaverdale, Pa.). Nastase was one of Bucknell’s top scorers in Nicole Stoyer So. Reading, Pa./Governor Mifflin the early goings of the 2003 campaign but was sidelined due to Christine Totten Fr. Perkasie, Pa./Pennridge injury towards the end of the season. She is now healthy and ready to contribute to her team thoughout the entire season. turn the Patriot League individual champion in junior Keira Nastase showed promise as a freshman by finishing 22nd at Carlstrom, who earned All-America honors after finishing 16th the Patriot League Champion- overall at the 2003 NCAA Cross Country Championships. ships, just seconds off an all- “I expect a four-team race with American, Army and Navy at league performance. the Patriot League Championship,” said Donner. “ American has The Bison will also get great front runners and Army has great depth. Navy was very added depth from several other young last year so I expect them to improve. Lehigh and Lafayette veteran runners. Juniors had some runners who had great outdoor track seasons last spring Kerryann Branker (Levittown, so I expect those two teams to be much improved.” N.Y.) and Alison Cole Besides experience and depth, another advantage in (Waterville, Maine) return along Bucknell’s attempt at a Patriot League crown will be the fact that with sophomore Mollie Harms Bucknell will host this year’s league meet on its home course. (Sterling Heights, Mich.). The Bison will take to their home course twice in the early Cole was in and out of the season before running the Patriot team’s top seven throughout the League meet. 2003 season and finished 27th “The key for the women’s team at the Patriot League Champi- is to train hard and smart,” said Donner. “We have the talent to be onships. WWW The Bison will also look for a good team if everyone stays Junior Kayla Halloran added depth from a few prom- healthy. We plan to improve ising freshmen. Donner and throughout the months of Septem- .BUC company hope that Erin ber and October so we can peak Cranmer-Hart’s (Slippery Rock, Pa., Slippery Rock Area) sub-five- in November.”

minute mile speed on the track will translate into a solid cross After the league champion- KNELLBISON country performance. ships on Oct.30, the Bison will also Donner also has high hopes for freshmen Christine Totten from travel to two additional post-sea- Perkasie, Pa. and Offeibea Hanson-Hall out of New Rochelle, N.Y. son meets, the NCAA Mid-Atlantic Other newcomers to the 2004 squad are Connie Barko Regional and the ECAC Champi- (Carlisle, Pa.), Jennifer Grant (Erie, Pa.) and Liza Prybella onships, where they hope to im- (Southampton, Pa.) prove upon last year’s 13th place Moving up through the Patriot League ranks will not be an finish at the regional and eighth .C

place finish at the ECAC meet. Sophomore OM easy task for Donner and the Bucknell Bison. Lauren Bricker American University, the 2003 Patriot League champion, re-

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[Indoors] -- Placed sixth in the mile at the Bison Open with a personal best 46 P DOUG CREVELING • SR time of 4:34.55...ran a personal best time of 15:48.21 in the 5000m at the Bucknell Winter Classic. [Outdoors] -- Won the steeplechase at the CAPTAIN A

Bucknell Five-Way (9.40.0)...ran a personal best in the steeple chase at TRIO EASTON, PA. • EASTON AREA the Patriot League Championships (9:34.86)...placed seventh at the 2003-04: [Cross Country] -- Ran in the cross coun- Personal Bests Susquehanna Invitational in the 5000m T LEA try team’s top seven all season...Finished eighth (I) (O) (15:45.95). 2002-2003: [Cross Coun- overall and sixth for Bucknell at the Gulden Invi- 1500m --- 4:13.29 try] -- Best team finish was fifth, sixth tational (25:37). [Indoors] -- Highest finish was fifth mile 4:34.55 ---

overall at the Messiah Invitational...best GUE C in the 3000m at the Gulden Relays...ran a personal-best 4:21.75 in the 3000m 9:05.53 -- steeple --- 9:34.86 time for an 8K race was 27:10 at the mile at the Bucknell Octagonal. [Outdoors] -- Competed in the 1500m 5000m 15:48.21 15:30.93 Gulden Invitational. [Indoors] -- Ran only and the 5000m. 2002-03: [Cross Country] -- Top overall finish was 27th, in the 3000m...ran a personal best time team second, at the Penn State Spiked Shoe meet (27:30.19). [Indoors] - of 9:05.53 at the Bucknell Winter Classic. [Outdoors] -- Ran best time of HAMPIONSHIPS - Competed in five indoor track events, 9:45.04 in the steeplechase at the Bison Outdoor Classic...Ran a per- running the mile and 3000 meters. [Out- sonal best time of 15:30.93 in the 5000m at the Big Dawg Invitational. Personal Bests doors] -- Recorded a personal-best time (I) (O) in the 1500m at the Big Dawg Invita- 1500m --- 4:02.81 Personal: Son of John and Holly Delaney...won eight varsity letters for tional at UMBC (4:02.81)...ran 14:52.98 mile 4:21.75 --- cross country and track...two time all-league in cross country ... double for 5000m at the Bison Outdoor Clas- 3000m 8:45.50 --- majoring in geography and geology. 5000m --- 14:52.98 sic. 2001-02: [Cross Country] -- Best finish was 16th at the Gulden Duals. [Indoors] -- Competed in the mile and the 3000m. [Outdoors] -- Did not compete during the outdoor season. KEVIN FORTKIEWICZ • JR BLOOMFIELD, N.J. • BLOOMFIELD Personal: Son of Robert and Cathy Creveling ... graduated from Easton Area High School ... earned four letters each in swimming, cross country, and track ... earned all-state honors in cross country and track ... sociol- 2003-04: [Cross Country] -- Ran 27:17.57 to fin- ogy major. ish third on the team at the Lock Haven Invita- tional. [Indoors] -- Won the 3000m at the Bison Opener (8:48.83)...placed first in the 5000m a the Bucknell Octagonal (15:18.31)...ran a per- KEVIN BROWN • JR sonal best time of 8:43.73 at the Bucknell Winter Classic in the 3000m...clocked 15:16.41 for 5000m at the Patriot League Champion- CRANFORD, N.J. • CRANFORD ships, a season best. [Outdoors] -- Finished sixth in the 3000m at the Jim Thorpe Invitational in 8:55.40, an outdoor best...ran personal-best time in 2003-04: [Cross Country] -- Best finish was ninth the 10,000m at the Duke Invitational overall and seventh for Bucknell at the Gulden (31:39.39)...best 5000m time of Invitational (25:38 - 8K). [Indoors] -- Ran a sea- Personal Bests 15:40.74 was run at the Patriot League son-best time of 15:29.72 in the 5000m to finish (I) (O) Championships. 2002-2003: [Cross seventh at the Patriot League 1500m --- 4:12.14 Country] -- Finished sixth for the team 3000m 8:43.73 8:55.40 at both the Messiah and Lafayette Championships...placed second at the Gulden 5000m 15:16.41 15:17.56 Relays in the 3000m (8:49.58)...finished eighth in the 3000m at the Rhode 10000m --- 31:39.39 Invitationals. [Indoors] -- Ran a season- Island Invitational with a personal best time of 8:45.48. [Outdoors] -- Placed best time of 9:02.81 in the 3000m at third in the steeplechase at the Bucknell the Bucknell Octagonal...best 5000m Five-Way with a season best time of time was at the Bison Open (15.38.32). [Outdoors] -- Ran 15:17.56 for Personal Bests 9:45.2. 2002-03: [Cross Country] -- 5000m at the Susquehanna Invitational, a personal best...Clocked best (I) (O) 1500m time at the Bison Outdoor Classic (4:12.14) mile 4:25.71 --- Highest finish was 21st overall and sixth 3000m 8:45.48 --- for Bucknell at the Gulden Invitational steeple --- 9:45.2 (26:04 - 8K). [Indoors] -- Ran a per- Personal: Son of Victor and Diana Fortkiewicz...won 11 varsity letters 5000m 15:25.60 15:24.16 sonal-best time of 4:25.71 in the mile in cross country and indoor and outdoor track...team captain...majoring at the Bison Open...Placed 11th at the in political science. Doug Raymond Invitational at Kent State University in a personal-best time of 15:25.60. [Outdoors] -- Did not OM see competition during the outdoor season. MATTHEW FORYS • SO .C Personal: Son of June and Paul Brown...won eleven varsity letters for HOWELL, N.J. • HOWELL cross country, winter and spring track...majoring in economics. 2003-04: [Cross Country] -- Bucknell’s first finisher at the Lafayette Invitational (26:54.70 - 5 RYAN DELANEY• JR mi.)...scored for the team at both the Patriot League SEATTLE, WASH. • ROOSEVELT Champion- KNELLBISON ships (28th, team 5th) and the Mid-At- Personal Bests 2003-04: [Cross Country] -- Highest team fin- lantic Regional (55th, team 4th). [In- (I) (O)

.BUC ish was second at the Lafayette doors] -- Recorded his best 5000m per- mile 4:29.45 --- 3000m 8:54.77 --- Invitational...finished 45th at the Patriot League formance at the Patriot League Cham- pionships (15:13.58)...Finished second steeple --- 9:33.62 Championships and eighth on the team. in the 5000m at the Gulden Relays. 5000m 15:13.58 15.14.05 WWW

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and Bucknell Winter Classic. [Outdoors] -- Ran a personal-best time of 9:33.62 in the steeplechase to finish seventh at the Patriot League STEPHEN SCHAEFER • GR

ANS Championships...Clocked a personal-best time of 15:14.05 in the 5000m at the Duke Invitational. AVON, N.J. • CHRISTIAN BROS. ACAD.

Personal: Son of Charles and Nancy Forys...won twelve varsity letters 2003-04: [Cross Country] -- Best team finish was in cross country and indoor and outdoor track...team captain for cross seventh, 43rd overall at the Patriot League AMERIC

- country, outdoor and indoor track...undeclared major. Championships. [Indoors] -- Did not see action during the indoor season. [Outdoors] -- Did not compete during the outdoor season. 2002-03: DAN LOUNSBURY • SR Garnered second team all-league honors ... competed in eight events for the cross country team ... had the top finish on the team at the Pre-NCAA MELROSE, MASS. • MELROSE Open last October (25:59) ... top overall finish was 12th at the Army Invi- tational in September (27:01.00) ... 2003-04: [Cross Country] -- Earned second-team competed in seven events for the in- ADEMIC ALL all-league honors finishing 17th overall and sec- door track team, running the mile, 3000 Personal Bests C ond on the team at the Patriot League Champi- meter, and 5000 meter races ... com- (I) (O) peted in four meets for the outdoor track mile 4:23.06 --- 7 A onships (26:10)...finished second for Bucknell at 3000m 8:40.26 --- 0 Pre-Nationals (121st, 25:18)...placed first for team in the 3000 meter steeplechase

1 steeple --- 9:22.88 Bucknell, second overall at the Gulden Invitational (25:00). [Indoors] -- and 5000 meter run ... won the steeple- 5000m 15:37.30 14:49.51 Ran 8:34.00 over 3000m to finish second at the Rhode Island chase at the UMBC Invitational with a Invitational...finished second in the mile time of 9:35.22 and was fifth at the at the Gulden Relays (4:25.12)...also league finals (9:28.36). 2001-02: Ran in five events for the cross country Personal Bests raced the 5,000m during the season. team as a sophomore ... his best race was at the Lock Haven meet where (I) (O) [Outdoors] -- Finished third at the Pa- Bucknell took the event over five other teams and Schaefer was the Bison’s 1500m --- 4:06.96 triot League Championships (31:18.40) top finisher, fifth overall (26:08.33) ... ran in nine track races as a fresh- mile 4:25.12 --- man, competing in the mile run, 1500 meters, 3000 meters, 5000 meters, 3000m 8:34.00 --- and ninth at IC4A Championships and 3000 meter steeplechase ... best finish was second in the mile at the 5000m 14:59.6 15:03.36 (30:29.20) in the 10,000m...ran a per- 10000m --- 30:29.20 sonal-best time of 15:03.36 at the Pa- Blue and Orange open (4:34.33). 2000-01: Lettered as a freshman in triot League Championships. 2002-03: cross country ... ran three meets indoors in the 3K and mile ... ran the Finished 18th overall and fifth among Bucknell runners with a time of steeplechase outdoors, including at the PL finals. 25:57 at the Gulden Invitational...won the 10,000 meter race at the Bison Outdoor Classic with a time of 30:45.83, a Mathewson-Memorial Stadium Personal: Son of Mark and Gail Schaefer ... won three letters each in Record...won Patriot League’s Athlete of the Week for that cross country and outdoor track as well as one in indoor track at Christian performance...finished fourth in the 10K at the Patriot League Champion- Brothers Academy in Lincroft, N.J. ... psychology major. ships. 2001-02: Ran in four races with a high finish of seventh on the team and 18th overall at Lock Haven ... ran four meets each indoor and outdoor track, competing in the mile, 3K, and 5K indoors and 5K and 10K outdoors.

Personal: Son of Philip and Joan Lounsbury ... won three letters each in cross country and indoor and outdoor track at Melrose High ... honored as Middlesex League cross country Most Valuable Player ... mechanical engineering major.

DERRIN PIERRET • SO MORRISTOWN N.J. • MORRISTOWN

2002-03: [Cross Country] -- Highest team finish

was fifth at the Lock Haven Invitational. [Indoors] WWW -- Ran a personal-best in the 800m at the Pa- triot League Champion- ships (1:59.53)...best mile time is Personal Bests .BUC (I) (O) 4:32.17 from the Gulden Relays. [Out- 800m 1:59.53 1:58.66 doors] -- Finished fifth in the 800m at 1000m 2:36.97 --- KNELLBISON the Jim Thorpe Invitational with a per- 1500m --- 4:02.67 sonal-best time of 1:58.66...ran 4:02.67 mile 4:32.17 --- in the 1500m at the Bucknell Five-Way.

Personal: Son of Kirk and Marion Pierret ... won three letters in each cross country, indoor and outdoor track at Morristown High School ... track and cross country captain during senior year ... Computer Science SOPHOMORE MATT FORYS GRADUATE STUDENT STEPHEN SCHAEFER

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all-time 10,000m standings. 2002-03: Won second-team all-league hon- 46 P JENNIFER MARSH • SR ors and was chosen Most Improved runner among her teammates ... participated in eight events for the cross country team ... at the Patriot A

CAPTAIN League Championships, Pfeifer finished 13th overall and had the fourth- TRIO CLEARFIELD, PA. • CLEARFIELD best time of the Bucknell participants (23:46.4) ... highest overall finish was 12th at Bucknell’s Gulden Invitational (24.18) ... ran in six events for

the indoor track team, participating in T LEA 2003-04: [Cross Country] -- Placed in the team’s the mile run, 3,000 meters and 5,000 top seven in all three races she competed Personal Bests meters ... won the 5,000 meter race in...highest team finish was 2nd at the Lafayette (I) (O)

at the Bucknell Octagonal with a time GUE C Invitational...finished 26th at the Patriot League 1500m --- 5:05.76 of 18:36.26 ... ran in five events for Championships (22:09 - 5.8K). [Indoors] -- Finished third in the 800m mile 5:20.97 --- the outdoor track team, participating 3000m 10:22,10 --- (2:16.44) and fourth in the mile (5:01.54) at the Patriot League in the 1500 meters, 5,000 meters, and 5000m 17:51.84 17:36.69 Championships...her mile time of 5:01.54 is Bucknell’s sixth-best all- 10000m --- 36:24.97 10,000 meters ... Pfeifer won the HAMPIONSHIPS time...won the 800m at the Bucknell Winter Classic (2:17.30). [Outdoors] 10,000 meter race at the Bison Out- -- Holds the fourth best 1,500m time in Bucknell history with time of 4:38.45 door Classic in April with a time of 38:10.64. 2001-02: Ran in two events that she ran at the Bison Outdoor Classic...her time of 2:16.21 in the as a freshman, finishing ninth among her teammates both times ... ran in 800m at the Bison Outdoor Classic is ranked ninth on Bucknell’s all-time the Patriot League Championship in outdoor track in the 10,000 meters, list...placed third in the 1,500m at the Patriot League Championships finishing 13th, as well as Bison Outdoor Open in the 1,500 meters. (4:39.29)...Won the 1,500m (4:38.45) at the Bucknell Five-Way and the Personal: Daughter of Bill and Linda Pfeifer ... participated in cross country 3,000m (10:32.33) at the Jim Thorpe Personal Bests and track at Catonsville High School ... international relations major. Invitational at Penn State...ran the lead- (I) (O) 800m 2:16.44 2:16.21 off leg of the 4x800m relay team that 1000m 2:55.72 --- holds the second best time in Bucknell 1500m --- 4:38.45 history (8:58.11). 2002-03: Ran in five mile 5:01.54 --- ALISON COLE • JR races for the cross country team ... her 3000m --- 10:32.33 best team finish was at the Lafayette WATERVILLE, MAINE • WATERVILLE Invitational where she posted the team’s second-best time (22:48.00) ... her top overall finish was 11th at the Messiah Invitational where she had 2003-04: [Cross Country] -- Finished 27th at Pa- Bucknell’s fourth-best time (21:26) ... also ran in seven events for the triot League Championship...placed sixth overall indoor track team in the 800 meter, 1,000 meter, and mile races ... fin- at the Gulden Invitational...highest team finish was ished second in the 1,000 meters at the league finals (2:58.54) ... com- third at Pre-Nationals. [Indoors] -- Placed sixth the peted in five events on the outdoor side, running the 800 meter and 1500 5,000m at the Patriot League Championships. meter races ... placed fourth in the 1,500 meters at the league finals [Outdoors] -- Competed in the 5,000m and 10,000m. 2002-03: Was first- (4:44.55). 2001-02: Finished 56th (23:30) for a season-best 6K run at team all-league and won Bucknell Cross Country’s Rookie of the Year Lafayette ... 25th (21:36.68) at Gulden Duals ... ran 21:20.30 (79th) at award ... competed in eight events for Mount Saint Mary’s ... captured 14th with a time of 24:41.10 at the Lock the cross country team as a freshman Personal Bests Haven Invitational ... tallied 44th (25:22.3) during the Patriot League Cham- ... had five top-three finishes in those events among her teammates ... high- (I) (O) pionships ... during track and field season placed second in the 1,000m at 1500m --- 5:16.48 Ohio State (3:05.71) ... outdoor season took sixth in the 1,500m (4:39.76) est overall finish was eighth at the Pa- mile 5:21.17 --- at the Patriot League Championships. triot League Championships (23:23.0) 3000m 10:40.34 --- ... also finished ninth at Bucknell’s Gul- 5000m 18:12.50 18:32.88 Personal: Daughter of Jeanne and Stan Marsh … graduated from den Invitational (23:54) ... ran in six in- 10000m --- 38:44.98 Clearfield High School … won a total of six varsity letters including two in door meets and four outdoor meets for cross-country and four in track … eight-time district champion … four the track team ... her events indoors were the mile, 3,000 meters and year state qualifier … biology major. 5,000 meters ... outdoors, she ran the 1,500 meters, 5,000 meters, and 10,000 meters, finishing sixth in the 10K at the league finals (38:47.65).

Personal: Daughter of Russ and Suzi Cole ... won four letters each in KATIE PFEIFER • SR cross country and indoor and outdoor track ... team captain her last two CAPTAIN years at Waterville Senior High ... won the Coaches Award as a senior and the Tri-Varsity Athlete Award as a sophomore ... was the cross-coun- CATONSVILLE, MD. • CAT0NSVILLE try Most Valuable Player in 2000 and was named the top cross country

OM runner in 1999 ... double majoring in anthropology and religion.

.C 2003-04: [Cross Country] -- Earned first-team all- league honors by finishing ninth overall and first for Bucknell at the Patriot League Championships (21:37 - 5.8K)...finished first amoung teammates KAYLA HALLORAN • JR at NCAA Pre-Nationals (131st, 22:41), Mid-Atlantic Regionals (45th, 22:03) NORWELL, MASS. • NORWELL and the ECAC Championships (22nd, 18:54 - 5K). [Indoors] -- Placed fourth in both the 3,000m (10:22.10) and the 5,000m (17:56.52) at the 2003-2004: [Cross Country] -- Won second-team Patriot League Championships. [Outdoors] -- Won the 10,000m at the all-league honors finishing in 20th place and fourth KNELLBISON Duke Invitational (36:48.17)...Placed second in the 10,000m (37:02.79) on the team at the Patriot League and fourth in the 5,000m (17:56.30) at the Patriot League Championships...finished first for Bucknell at both Championships...Took third in her heat of the 5,000m (17:36.39) at the

.BUC the Lock Haven and Lafayette Invitational. [In- Stanford Invitational...her time at Stanford ranks tenth on Bucknell’s all- doors] -- Won the 3,000m at the Bucknell Opener...finished third at the time list...Ran the 10,000m at the ECAC Championships and finished Patriot League Championships in the 3,000m (10:22.04). [Outdoors] -- ninth in a personal best time of 36:24.97...her time ranks sixth on Bucknell’s Competed in the 1,500m, 5,000m and 10,000m. WWW

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2002-03: Named second-team all-league with 19th-place finish at Pa- triot League Championships ... ran in LEANNA NASTASE • SO seven events for the cross country team ANS Personal Bests and had the team’s second-best time BEAVERDALE, PA. • FOREST HILLS (I) (O) twice at the Army (24:04.00) and Gul- 1000m 3:07.84 --- den Invitationals (23:41) ... top overall 2003-2004: [Cross Country] -- Finished first for 1500m --- 5:01.28 finish was sixth at the Gulden Invitaitonal the team and fourth overall at the Detroit mile 5:15.91 ---

AMERIC ... for the indoor track team, ran in five Invitational...scored for Bucknell in all the races - 3000m 10:22.04 --- 5000m --- 18:14.16 races, winning the mile race at the Gul- she com- 10000m --- 39:04.60 den Invitational (5:23.32) ... also ran the peted in 1000 meter race at the Bucknell Octago- ...placed 22nd at the Patriot League Personal Bests nal (3:07.84) ... placed 44th overall, Championships. [Indoors] -- Ran a per- (I) (O) team fourth at the Mid-Atlantic Regional (22:37.8). sonal-best time of 10:52.87 in the 1500m --- 4:57.50 3000m at the Rhode Island Invitational. mile 5:34.35 --- Personal: Daughter of Richard and Thais Halloran ... won four letters [Outdoors] -- Placed eighth in the 5000m 3000m 10:52.87 --- ADEMIC ALL each in cross country and indoor and outdoor track ... earned all-scholas- at the Bison Invitional in a personal-best 5000m --- 18:33.39 C tic honors from the Boston Globe in 1999 and 2001 ... was team captain time of 18:33.39. her senior year ... biology major. 7 A

0 Personal: Daughter of Gary Nastase

1 and Frances Brubaker...graduated from Forest Hills...received varsity MOLLIE HARMS • SO letters for cross country and track...two-year all-state cross country...one- STERLING HEIGHTS, MICH • STEVENSON year all-state track...undeclared major.

2003-2004: [Cross Country] -- Best finish was 13th overall and seventh for the team at the JENNIFER STEVENS • SO Gulden Invitational. [Indoors] -- Highest finish LACEYVILLE, PA. • WYALUSING VALLEY was third in the 3,000m at the Gulden Relays...placed fourth in the 5,000m at the Bucknell Oc- 2003-2004: [Cross Country] -- Ran in the team’s tagonal. [Outdoors] -- Competed in the Personal Bests top seven all season...finished first for the team (I) (O) 1,500m, 5000m and 10,000m...ran a at Iona Meet of Champions...placed 67th at the 1500m --- 5:03.94 Mid-Atlantic Regional, third for Bucknell. [In- personal best 1,500m time of 5:03.94 mile 5:23.49 --- at the Jim Thorpe Invitational. 3000m 10:43.17 --- doors] -- Won 5000m 18:48.89 20:54.99 the 1,000m at the Bucknell Octagonal Personal: Daughter of Danna and Ri- 10000m --- 39:57.49 in 3:00.70...ran a personal-best time of Personal Bests chard Harms...graduated from 2:58.39 in the 1,000m to place third at (I) (O) Stevenson...won varsity letters in track and cross country...team the Rhode Island Invitational. [Outdoors] 800m --- 2:18.48 captain...physics major. -- Finished second in the 3,000m at the 1000m 2:58.39 --- Jim Thorpe Invitational...placed second 1500m --- 4:45.44 in the 1,500m at the Penn State mile 5:09.47 --- JULIE JAKABOSKI • JR 3000m --- 10:36.49 Invitional...ran a personal-best 1,500m TOLLAND, CONN. • TOLLAND time of 4:45.44 at the Patriot League Championships.

2003-2004: [Cross Country] -- Placed third over- Personal: Daughter of Gary and Debbie Stevens...graduated from all and first for the team at the Gulden Invita- Wyalusing Valley...won varsity letters for cross country, basketball and tional (23:01)...finished second for Bucknell at track and field...seven time state medal winner...NTL runner of the year 2003...undeclared major. Pre-Nationals. [Indoors] -- Competed in the mile, 3,000m and 5,000m...ran personal bests in the mile at the Bucknell Octagonal (5:23.49) and in the 3000m at the Rhode Island Invitational (10:30.42). [Outdoors] -- Did Personal Bests WWW not compete during the outdoor season. (I) (O) 2002-03: Competed in seven events for 1500m --- 5:07.61 mile 5:23.49 --- the cross-country team ... had 3000m 10:30.42 --- Bucknell’s second-best time at the Pre- steeplechase --- 11:55.46 .BUC NCAA meet (23:41) ... her best overall 5000m 18:46.92 19:01.18 finish was 14th at the Messiah Invita- tional (22:17) ... ran in five indoor track KNELLBISON meets with the mile and 3000 meters WOMEN’S INTERCOLLEGIATE CROSS COUNTRY COACHES’ as her events ... outdoors, she ran in six events and competed in the 1500 ASSSOCIATION meters, 5000 meters, and steeplechase. ALL ACADEMIC CROSS COUNTRY TEAM GPA SCHOOL GPA SCHOOL Personal: Daughter of Donald and Janet Jakoboski ... won three letters 1. 3.765 INDIANA STATE UNIVERSITY 6. 3.570 WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY each in cross country and indoor and outdoor track ... won all-state hon- 2. 3.610 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIV. 7. 3.543 UNIV. OF NEBRASKA ors in cross country as well as three-time all-conference in cross country 3. 3.580 BRADLEY UNIVERSITY 8. 3.541 COASTAL CAROLINA 4. 3.575 CENTRAL MICHIGAN UNIV. 9. 3.538 BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY .C and indoor track ... won two all-conference honors in outdoor track ...

5. 3.571 UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI 10. 3.537 BELMONT UNIVERSITY OM mechanical engineering major.

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MEN’S FINAL RESULTS Bucknell Takes Fourth at League Championships, A

1. American ...... 26 Costello Runs to Top 10 Finish TRIO 2. Navy ...... 50 3. Army...... 79 Greg Costello turned in a ninth-place performance helping T LEA 4. Bucknell ...... 98 Bucknell to a fourth-place finish at the 2003 Patriot League Cham- 5. Lehigh ...... 123 pionships hosted by Lafayette College. 6. Colgate ...... 155

American won the race with a score of 26 points. The Eagles GUE C 7. Holy Cross ...... 207 were followed by Navy (50), Army (79) and Bucknell (98). 8. Lafayette ...... 239 Other top 20 performances included junior Dan Lounsbury (17th, 26:10.30) and senior Wes Reinhardt (26:12.40). Top-50 Finishers Also scoring for Bucknell were senior Aaron Hanlon (25th, HAMPIONSHIPS * All-League status awarded to top-10 26:30.40) and freshman Matt Forys (28th, 26:39.80). Sophomore Ryan Delaney (45th, 27:11.20) and Senior Kevin 1. Pat McAdie, American ...... 25:18.80 2. Eric Heely, Army ...... 25:33.60 Walsh (50th, 27:17.20) rounded out the Bison top seven by fin- 3. Eric Eckstrand, Navy ...... 25:41.90 ishing in the top 50 competitors. 4. David Seymour, American ...... 25:42.50 Dan Lounsbury (right) is Bucknell’s top returner from the 5. Phil Sakala, Army ...... 25:43.10 Patriot League Championship meet for the 2004 season. 6. Sean Duffy, American ...... 25:43.70 SENIOR DAN LOUNSBURY 7. Phil Gaeta, American ...... 25:44.80 8. Danny Maurer, American ...... 25:45.40 9. Greg Costello, Bucknell ...... 25:48.30 PATRIOT LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIPS -- HOW BUCKNELL HAS FARED 10. Barry Carmody, Navy ...... 25:51.80 11. Andrew Rose, Navy ...... 25:52.70 1990 1991 1992 1993 12. Joshua Sink, Navy ...... 25:54.30 1. Bucknell 15 1. Bucknell 15 1. Bucknell 30 1. Army 23 13. Xavier deBoissezon, Colgate ..... 25:58.10 2. Colgate 67 2. Colgate 63 2. Lehigh 51 2. Bucknell 67 14. Erik Schmidt, Navy ...... 26:00.30 3. Fordham 102 3. Lehigh 72 3. Colgate 80 3. Lehigh 68 4. Lafayette 106 4. Fordham 107 4. Lafayette 88 4. Colgate 114 15. Pat Burford, American ...... 26:01.60 Lehigh 106 5. Holy Cross 136 5. Holy Cross 142 5. Fordham 141 16. Rob Hampson, Lehigh ...... 26:02.70 6. Holy Cross 135 6. Lafayette 138 6. Fordham 162 6. Lafayette 154 17. Dan Lounsbury, Bucknell ...... 26:10.30 7. Holy Cross 173 18. John Nieskens, Holy Cross ...... 26:11.70 19. Wes Reinhardt, Bucknell ...... 26:12.40 1994 1995 1996 1997 20. Paul Strozier, Army ...... 26:16.60 1. Army 24 1. Army 19 1. Army 21 1. Bucknell 29 21. Sam Kirk, Lehigh ...... 26:20.80 2. Bucknell 67 2. Bucknell 64 2. Bucknell 52 2. Army 56 22. Ahren Reiter, Army...... 26:26.20 3. Colgate 94 3. Colgate 94 3. Colgate 94 3. Lafayette 79 23. Kurt Russell, Navy ...... 26:28.60 4. Lehigh 119 4. Lafayette 109 4. Lafayette 104 4. Colgate 104 24. Mark Swanson, Lehigh ...... 26:31.40 5. Fordham 155 5. Holy Cross 120 5. Lehigh 107 5. Lehigh 134 25. Aaron Hanlon, Bucknell ...... 26:33.40 6. Holy Cross 162 6. Lehigh 137 6. Holy Cross 163 6. Holy Cross 153 26. Joseph Russo, Navy ...... 26:36.90 7. Lafayette 164 27. Michael Hanlon, Colgate ...... 26:37.80 1998 1999 2000 2001 28. Matt Forys, Bucknell ...... 26:39.80 1. Bucknell 23 1. Bucknell 30 1. Army 20 1. Army 36 29. Eric Mikowski, Navy ...... 26:43.40 2. Army 42 2. Army 50 2. Bucknell 55 2. Bucknell 54 30. Tyler Spencer, Lehigh ...... 26:45.80 3. Lafayette 79 3. Lehigh 71 3. Colgate 83 3. American 62 31. Corey Wroblewski, Army ...... 26:47.60 4. Lehigh 103 4. Colgate 105 4. Lehigh 116 4. Colgate 101 32. Jon Skelton, Army...... 26:48.10 5. Holy Cross 160 5. Lafayette 154 5. Lafayette 134 5. Lehigh 105 33. Bobby Fix, Army ...... 26:48.60 6. Colgate 162 6. Holy Cross 152 6. Holy Cross 139 6. Holy Cross 182 34. Davidson Taveras, Navy ...... 26:49.10 7. Lafayette 199 35. Brendan Glover, Lehigh ...... 26:49.50 Legendary Bucknell cross coun- 36. Alex Hudgins, Lehigh ...... 26:50.20 2002 2003 1. American 28 1. American 26 try and track and field coach Art Gul- 37. Sean Swift, Lehigh ...... 26:50.90 2. Navy 50 den passed away in May of 2001. 38. Sean Curran, Colgate ...... 26:51.60 2. Army 46 Gulden was at the helm of the Bucknell 3. Bucknell 82 3. Army 79 39. Doug Creveling, Bucknell ...... 26:59.70 4. Bucknell 98 cross country and track and field pro- 4. Colgate 108 grams for 31 years. Gulden led 40. Dan Naughton, Navy ...... 27:03.10 5. Lehigh 123 OM 5. Holy Cross 145 Bucknell to 68 conference titles and 41. Louis DeNuzzo, Colgate ...... 27:04.90 6. Lehigh 147 6. Colgate 155 was named the Patriot League Coach- .C 7. Holy Cross 207 of-the-Year 20 times in the 11 years 42. Will Knox, American ...... 27:05.60 7. Lafayette 224 43. Stephen Schaefer, Bucknell .... 27:06.90 8. Lafayette 239 he coached in the conference. Gulden’s men’s cross country Art Gulden 44. Aaron Smead, Army ...... 27:09.20 Individual Honors teams, arguably Bucknell’s most nationally-accomplished pro- 45. Ryan Delaney, Bucknell ...... 27:11.20 Year Individual Honor gram, won 18 straight conference titles from 1975-92. At one 46. Dan O’Loughlin, Army ...... 27:11.60 point, men’s cross country posted 167-straight dual meet wins, a 47. Kyle Barrett, Colgate ...... 27:13.90 1990 Norbert Berenyi Individual Champion streak spanning 16 years. 1991 Matt Deardorff Individual Champion He sent men’s teams to the NCAA Championships nine times 48. Ben Glaser, Navy ...... 27:14.30 in the last 21 years of his career and also saw the women re- 49. Roscoe Carney, Navy ...... 27:14.80 1992 Art Gulden Coach of the Year ceive an at-large selection to the NCAA meet in 1999 for the first KNELLBISON 50. Kevin Walsh, Bucknell ...... 27:17.20 1997 Art Gulden Coach of the Year time in school history. He served in many positions in the world of cross country 1998 Art Gulden Coach of the Year and track and field including stints as the president of the IC4A Other Bucknell Runners 1999 D. Bronfenbrenner Individual Champion Cross Country and Track and Field Coaches Association and .BUC 54. Sean McCarthy, Bucknell ...... 27:32.20 1999 Art Gulden Coach of the Year the U.S. Cross Country Coaches Association. 59. Billy Duffy, Bucknell ...... 27:45.40 A 1964 graduate of Rutgers University, Gulden received his 71. Kevin Brown, Bucknell ...... 28:26.70 2002 Bryan Johnston Individual Champion master's degree at Rutgers a year later. He served as a lieuten- ant in the U.S. Army for two years, then returned to Rutgers for Total 89 Runners three years before coming to Bucknell to begin his illustrious WWW career with the Orange and Blue. 2004-05 BUCKNELL CROSS COUNTRY/TRACK & FIELD 13 11 PATRIOT LEAGUE PRESIDENTS’ CUPS WOMEN’S PATRIOT LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP Pfeifer leads Bison to Fourth-Place Finish

ANS WOMEN’S FINAL RESULTS The Bucknell women’s cross country team brought home a fourth-place finish from the Patriot League Championship. American won the Patriot League title 1. American ...... 30 for the second straight season led by Keira Carlstrom who won the individual title. 2. Army ...... 57 Junior Katie Pfeifer led the Bison with a ninth-place finish earning her All- 3. Navy ...... 63 League honors. Pfeifer crossed the finish in a time of 21:37.10. AMERIC

- 4. Bucknell ...... 82 Freshman Lauren Bricker (15th, 21:47.30) and sophomores Jamie Gow (16th, 5. Lehigh ...... 152 21:47.70) and Kayla Halloran (20th, 21:53.90) all added strong performances by 6. Lafayette ...... 171 finishing in the top 20. Rounding out the scoring was freshman Leanna Nastase 7. Colgate ...... 186 who finished in 22nd place with a time of 21:57.10. All but one of the runners from 8. Holy Cross ...... 200 the 2003 championship squad will be back for the 2004 championship. Pfeifer (right) will be back for the 2004 season along with Bricker, Halloran and Nastase. Top-50 Finishers SENIOR KATIE PFEIFER ADEMIC ALL

C * All-League status awarded to top-10 PATRIOT LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIPS -- HOW BUCKNELL HAS FARED

7 A 1. Keira Carlstrom, American ...... 20:02.80 1990 1991 1992 1993 0 2. Kelley Taylor, American ...... 20:45.60 1. Fordham 22 1. Fordham 20 1. Lehigh 39 1. Lafayette 56 1 3. Jen Baclawski, American...... 21:00.80 2. Holy Cross 65 2. Holy Cross 81 2. Fordham 81 2. Lehigh 57 4. Ashley Urick, Army...... 21:02.20 3. Lafayette 79 3. Colgate 82 3. Bucknell 69 3. Fordham 79 5. Emily Castro, Navy ...... 21:06.60 4. Lehigh 94 4. Lehigh 86 4. Holy Cross 75 4. Bucknell 83 6. Whitney McNees, American ...... 21:08.60 5. Bucknell 106 5. Bucknell 101 5. Lafayette 147 5. Army 108 6. Colgate 133 6. Lafayette 111 6. Colgate 164 6. Colgate 143 7. Ann Lee Cole, Lehigh ...... 21:21.10 7. Navy 173 8. Andrea Luebbe, Lehigh ...... 21:34.90 8. Holy Cross 182 9. Katie Pfeifer, Bucknell ...... 21:37.10 10. Allison Barlow, Navy ...... 21:39.10 1994 1995 1996 1997 1. Army 31 1. Army 38 1. Army 32 11. Stephanie Richardson, Army ..... 21:40.60 1. Army 38 2. Bucknell 83 2. Colgate 40 2. Bucknell 55 2. Bucknell 41 12. Lindsey Haskins, Army...... 21:41.90 3. Holy Cross 93 3. Bucknell 84 3. Lafayette 65 3. Lafayette 90 13. Erin Demchko, Navy ...... 21:43.10 4. Colgate 96 4. Lehigh 109 4. Colgate 99 4. Colgate 96 14. Stephanie Patterson, Navy ...... 21:45.10 Lafayette 96 5. Holy Cross 126 5. Lehigh 120 5. Holy Cross 139 15. Lauren Bricker, Bucknell ...... 21:47.30 6. Fordham 100 6. Lafayette 130 6. Holy Cross 173 6. Lehigh 147 16. Jamie Gow, Bucknell ...... 21:47.70 7. Lehigh 149 17. Kate Thornton, Holy Cross ...... 21:50.60 18. Zaia Wharton, American...... 21:51.10 1998 1999 2000 2001 19. Devon Landers, Lafayette ...... 21:51.90 1. Bucknell 32 1. Bucknell 17 1. Bucknell 21 1. Bucknell 28 20. Kayla Halloran, Bucknell ...... 21:53.90 2. Army 53 2. Army 51 2. Lehigh 55 2. Army 77 21. Juliann Jordan, Navy ...... 21:55.20 3. Colgate 70 3. Colgate 106 3. Army 60 3. Lehigh 106 22. Leanna Nastase, Bucknell...... 21:57.10 4. Holy Cross 93 4. Holy Cross 107 4. Holy Cross 120 Holy Cross 106 23. Jill Hajec, Army...... 22:01.30 5. Lafayette 131 5. Lafayette 114 5. Colgate 122 5. American 113 24. Jennifer Stevens, Bucknell ..... 22:06.50 6. Lehigh 126 6. Lehigh 126 6. Lafayette 155 6. Colgate 118 7. Lafayette 142 25. Christie Taranto, Navy ...... 22:08.00 26. Jennifer Marsh, Bucknell ...... 22:09.80 2002 2003 27. Alison Cole, Bucknell...... 22:11.10 1. American 42 1. American 30 28. Danielle Whicher, Colgate ...... 22:11.60 2. Bucknell 43 2. Army 57 29. Desiree Zielen-Ersing, Army...... 22:13.40 3. Army 55 3. Navy 63 30. Mary Gillis, Lafayette ...... 22:13.90 4. Lehigh 120 4. Bucknell 82 31. Justine Whipple, Navy ...... 22:14.80 5. Lafayette 128 5. Lehigh 152 6. Lafayette 171 32. Colleen Maloney, Navy ...... 22:15.90 6. Colgate 151 7. Colgate 186 33. Alexis Seefeldt, Army ...... 22:18.10 7. Holy Cross 181 8. Holy Cross 200 34. Angela Cases, Army ...... 22:20.90 35. Maggie Clark, Army ...... 22:21.70 36. Rachel Tutmaher, Bucknell ..... 22:24.40

37. Meaghan McAnaney, Colgate .... 22:24.90 Individual Honors WWW 38. Julie Jakoboski, Bucknell ...... 22:26.50 Year Individual Honor 39. Jenna Breidinger, Lehigh...... 22:28.30 40. Sarah Hildebrand, Colgate ...... 22:31.90 1996 Art Gulden Coach of the Year

41. Lauren Kinsey, Bucknell ...... 22:36.50 1997 Julie Sweitzer Individual Champion .BUC 42. Kristyn Kern, Navy ...... 22:38.20 1998 Julie Sweitzer Individual Champion 43. Jen Schappert, Lehigh ...... 22:39.10 1998 Art Gulden Coach of the Year

44. Sarah Seiler, Lehigh ...... 22:39.70 1999 Becki Marshall Individual Champion KNELLBISON 45. Jessica Daniel, American ...... 22:40.60 1999 Art Gulden Coach of the Year 46. Amanda Lalley, Lafayette ...... 22:47.11 2000 Becki Marshall Individual Champion 47. Lindsay Bryant, Lafayette ...... 22:47.90 2001 Kevin Donner Coach of the Year 48. Natalie Cahill, Army ...... 22:54.50 49. Caitlyn Harrington, Navy ...... 22:56.30 2001 Becki Marshall Individual Champion 50. Chrissy Boyd, Lehigh ...... 23:00.40 Other Bucknell Runners

54. Mollie Harms, Bucknell ...... 23:11.20 .C

Total 79 runners OM Becki Marshall

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Over the past 34 years, the Bison men’s cross country team has Cross Country and Track and Field Athletes TRIO been Bucknell’s most successful program on the national level. The in the Bucknell Hall of Fame Bison won 18 straight conference titles between 1975-92, and have Name Induction Year Sport

appeared as a team in the NCAA Championships in nine of the last 24 T LEA Bob Bickel ’79 2002 Cross Country/Track years. The Bison had one of the most impressive winning streaks in all of collegiate sports snapped in 1990, when Connecticut handed Bucknell George A. Buckheit ’79 1986 Cross Country/Track a dual-meet defeat. That halted a string of 167 consecutive dual-meet Francis J. Carroll, Jr. ’75 1994 Cross Country/Track victories spanning 16 seasons. Since that loss to the Huskies, the Bi- Gabi Czaja ’85 2000 Cross Country/Track GUE C son have gone 93-4 in dual-meet competition. Jack B. Dempsey ‘34 1992 Track and Field Dual Lee Edmonds ’79 2002 Track and Field Year Record IC4A’s NCAA Conference* Mitchell Farbstein ‘73 1991 Track and Field 1970 9-1 -- -- 9th Lonnie Fertik Williard ’83 1994 Track and Field HAMPIONSHIPS 1971 13-0 10th -- 7th Harry “Pete” Fry ’32 1997 Track and Field 1972 15-1 2nd -- 3rd Joseph A. Gallagher ’52 1981 Track and Field 1973 11-2 1st -- co-champ 1974 12-3 2nd -- 2nd Bill Gravely ’77 1998 Track and Field 1975 14-0 1st -- 1st Art Gulden (coach 1970-2001) 2001 Cross Country/Track 1976 13-0 10th -- 1st Brian Harshman ‘85 2003 Cross Country/Track 1977 13-0 12th -- 1st Mark Hulme ’83 2001 Cross Country/Track 1978 9-0 -- 17th 1st Glenn McLaughlin ’74 1999 Cross Country/Track 1979 9-0 -- 17th 1st Thomas E. McLean ’78 1983 Track and Field 1980 9-0 1st 16th 1st Susan Rowland Miller ’89 1999 Track and Field 1981 13-0 3rd 20th 1st J. Douglas Nauman ’73 1984 Track and Field 1982 7-0 2nd 12th 1st William P. Reifsnyder ’84 1989 Cross Country/Track 1983 10-0 9th -- 1st 1984 9-0 6th -- 1st Richard J. Sayre ’82 1991 Cross Country/Track 1985 16-0 8th -- 1st Ed Stebbins ’37 1997 Track and Field 1986 11-0 3rd 19th 1st William F. ‘Bud’ Wilkinson ’36 1992 Track and Field 1987 8-0 5th 16th 1st Lonnie F. Williard ‘83 1994 Track and Field 1988 13-0 6th 22nd 1st Jill Wise ’89 2001 Track and Field 1989 7-0 7th -- 1st 1990 5-2 13th -- 1st 1991 8-0 5th 13th 1st 1992 6-0 12th -- 1st 1993 9-2 20th -- 2nd 1994 7-0 10th -- 2nd 1995 12-0 12th -- 2nd 1996 13-0 11th -- 2nd Mid-Atlantic Reg. 1997 14-0 6th -- 1st 1998 8-1 3rd -- 1st 1999 7-0 9th -- 1st 2000 3-0 10th -- 2nd 2001 3-0 7th -- 2nd 2002 No Dual Meets 10th -- 3rd 2003 No Dual Meets 8th -- 4th Totals 316-12 (.963) 9 NCAA trips 22 titles *-Bucknell competed in the MAC from 1970-73; in the East Coast Conference (ECC) from An elite group of Bucknell Alumni men’s cross country team participates 1974-89; and in the Patriot League from 1990-present. annually in the 195-mile journey in Oregon from Mount Hood to Seaside -Note: As of 1997, Mid-Atlantic Regionals and IC4A’s were separated into two competitions. along the Oregon State Highway. BUCKNELL CROSS COUNTRY & TRACK AND FIELD ACADEMIC HONORS FORMER BISON AT THE OLYMPIC TRIALS ECC Scholar-Athletes: Kevin Weatherill, 2000

OM Academic All-Americans: Steve West, 1989 1st Team Rich Stark, 1985 Bryan Johnston, 2002 .C Charles Cole, 1986-87 Bucknell alum James Former Bison athlete, Pete O’Brien, 1990 3rd Team Heizman finished fifth in the Terrance Shea competed at Matt Deardorff, 1991 1st Team Steve West, 1988 ECAC Medallion: hammer throw at the 2004 the U.S. Olympic Team Tri- Matt Deardorff, 1992 1st Team Pete O’Brien, 1989 Scott Bartram, 1974 U.S. Track and Field Olym- als in the men’s marathon. Bob Kelly, 1992 2nd Team Chet Palesko, 1980 pic Team Trials. Heizman, Shea finished 42nd of 86 who now competes for the runners in the field. Shea, Ron Hess, 2000 3rd Team Mike Deckert, 1984 Patriot League Scholar- Shore Athletic Club, re- who resides in Rochester, Bryan Johnston, 2003 2nd Team Athletes: Matt Deardorff, 1991 corded a toss of 70.01- Mich., covered the 26.2 mile Adam Kaufman, 2003 2nd Team Terrance Shea, 1995 meters in the event. course in two hours, 24 min-

KNELLBISON Matt Deardorff, 1991-92 Bob Kelly, 1992 Kevin Weatherill,1999 Heizman is a 1996 graduate utes and 32 seconds. Shea NCAA Postgraduate Scholarships: of Bucknell. is a 1995 graduate of Chris Priestaf, 1994-95 Bucknell.

.BUC Rick Sayre, 1982 Terrance Shea, 1995 Steve West, 1989 Matt Kodak, 1996-98 Matt Deardorff, 1992 Ron Hess, 1998-2000 Jason Cahilly, 1992 WWW

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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS BUCKNELL CROSS COUNTRY & ANS Over the past 28 years, the Bison women’s cross country team has been one of Bucknell’s most successful programs. Bucknell’s women TRACK AND FIELD ACADEMIC HONORS dominated their time in the East Coast Conference, winning the confer- Academic All-Americans: ence title in each of the eight years they participated in the league. After

AMERIC Kelly Hoskins, 1984 1st Team - adjusting to the higher level of competition within the Patriot League, the Bison have come nearly full circle, from fifth place in 1991 to league Kelly Marsh, 1990 1st Team champion in four of the past five seasons. The women made their first- Kelly Marsh, 1991 1st Team ever team appearance in the NCAAs in 2000, finishing 24th in the na- Julie Sweitzer, 2000 3rd Team tion. Dual Kelly McConnell, 2001 3rd Team Year Record ECAC’S NCAA Conference* Becki Marshall, 2001 3rd Team 1976 2-0 7th -- -- ADEMIC ALL 1977 1-1 20th -- -- C Patriot League Scholar-Athletes: 1978 5-1 25th -- -- Kelly Marsh, 1990

7 A 1979 6-1 7th -- --

0 1980 5-0 6th -- -- Lynette McBride, 1991 1 1981 No Dual Meets 7th -- -- Julie Sweitzer, 1996 1982 3-0 6th -- 1st Julie Sweitzer, 1997 1983 9-0 6th -- 1st 1984 4-3 17th -- 1st Lisa Allen, 1997 1985 4-3 20th -- 1st Julie Sweitzer, 1998 1986 8-0 12th -- 1st Julie Sweitzer, 1999 1987 4-0 12th -- 1st Becki Marshall, 1999 1988 5-3 19th -- 1st 1989 2-2 4th -- 1st Carly Graytock, 2000 1990 2-3 3rd -- 5th Becki Marshall, 2000 1991 2-4 9th -- 5th Becki Marshall, 2001 1992 3-2 16th -- 3rd Kelly McConnell, 2002 1993 8-5 2nd -- 4th 1994 4-2 2nd -- 2nd 1995 10-3 3rd -- 3rd 1996 8-1 3rd -- 2nd NCAA Postgraduate Scholarships: ECAC Medallion: Mid-Atlantic Reg. Kelly Hoskins, 1984 Kelly Hoskins, 1984 1997 15-0 4th -- 2nd Kelly Marsh, 1990 1998 7-0 9th -- 1st ECAC Scholar-Athletes: Amanda Youmell, 1999 1999 6-0 3rd 24th 1st Kelly Hoskins, 1984 2000 2-0 4th -- 1st Judy Perry, 1987 NACDA/Disney Scholarship: 2001 2-0 3rd -- 1st Judy Perry, 1989 Kelly Marsh, 1991 2002 No Dual Meets 6th -- 2nd 2003 No Dual Meets 13th -- 4th Totals 123-34 (.783) 1 NCAA trip 12 titles

* - Bucknell competed in Division II through the 1981 season; in the East Coast Conference (ECC) from 1982-1989; and in the Patriot League from 1990-present. - Note: As of 1997, Mid-Atlantic Regionals and ECAC’s were separated into two competitions. WWW .BUC KNELLBISON

2000 Patriot League 2002 Patriot League Scholar Athlete Scholar Athlete .C Carly Graytock Kelly McConnell OM

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MEN’S TRACK AND FIELD PREVIEW 2004-05 A

The Bison men’s track team will have the tough task of replacing sev- ships. Other returning scorers are sophomore Nick Novotny and junior TRIO eral Patriot League scorers for the 2004 indoor and outdoor seasons. Thomas Bennett, who finished fifth and sixth at last year’s PL outdoor With the losses of Noel Powell in the sprints and jumps, Aaron Hanlon meet. Freshmen Dave Mante is also expected to have an immediate T LEA and Kevin Walsh in the mid-distances and Greg Costello in the dis- impact in the PL in the pole vault. tance events, the Bison will be looking for people to step up their performances and move Bucknell up through the Patriot League stand- Mid-Distance GUE C ings. The Bison return eight athletes who scored in Patriot League events last season and will rely on these competitors to lead the rest The Bison lost two Patriot League scorers in the mid-distance events in Aaron Hanlon and Kevin Walsh. Sophomore Adam Syty has the of the Bison with their scoring experience. highest finish to his credit in the Bison mid-distances with a seventh place finish in the 1,000-meters at last year’s PL indoor champion- HAMPIONSHIPS Sprints ships. Derrin Pierret and Mark Caroleo were the highest Bison finish- Senior Ryan Newberger is the lone returning Patriot League scorer in ers in last year’s outdoor 1,500-meters and hope to improve upon their the sprinting events. Last season, Newberger placed sixth in the 200- 10th and 11th place finishes. Pierret, Koran Evans and Chris Petillo meters outdoors. Newberger also has IC4A all competed in the 800-meters in last season’s meet experience to his credit. In 2003, indoor PL championships and will try to move Newberger was a scorer in both the 200 and into scoring positions. 400 at both Patriot League meets. The Bison will also look for scoring production out of Distance Newberger’s supporting cast, including Matt Bonelli, Matt Corbetta and Nick Novotny. Bucknell’s top returner in the distance events is senior Dan Lounsbury. Lounsbury placed third Freshman Matt Johnson will provide much- in the 10,000 at last season’s Patriot League needed depth in the sprint group. The Bison placed fourth in the 4x400-meter relay at last Outdoor Championships. The Bison will have to recover from the loss of Greg Costello, who year’s indoor championships, a mark they hope to improve upon in the upcoming season. The scored in four events last year and was an all- league performer in two of them. The Bison will Bison will also look for some points from the look for other runners to add depth as well as 4x100-meter relay team. Last season, Bucknell’s quarter-mile relay placed second in points at the Patriot League meets. The Bison will count on experienced distance runners such the PL. Perhaps the most difficult task ahead of the Bison sprinters will be replacing all- as Doug Creveling, K.C. Brown, Kevin Forkiewicz, Matt Forys, Chris Nocera, Travis league performer Noel Powell. Powell scored Rivers and Ryan Delaney who are also some of in four events last year and holds BU records in the 60, 100 and 200. Bucknell’s top cross country runners.

Hurdles Multi-Events The Bison hope to get significant points from The Bison will look to senior Mike Mellas to the multi-event area this season after getting a lead the Bucknell hurdlers. Mellas will compete in the 55 meter-hurdles indoors as well third place finish from Mellas in the indoor heptathlon last season as well as an all-league as the 110-hurdles and 400-hurdles outdoors. Mellas is described by coaches as “one of the second-place performance in the decathlon outdoors. Bucknell will also look for sophomore most improved athletes in Bucknell’s history” Kyle McLaughlin to improve upon his sixth place and will be expected to score in several event areas. The team will also be looking for fresh- finish in the decathlon to add more points to the Bison total. man Andre Campbell to be a contributor right away in the hurdles. Throws

OM The Bison will look for big improvements from SENIOR RYAN NEWBERGER the throws area of the team this season. “This

.C Jumps The Bison jumps crew returns several scorers area will be much improved this year,” said Bi- from the 2003-04 campaign. Mellas will look to son head coach Kevin Donner. “Coach Bob repeat last year’s performances, scoring in the triple jump both in- Schanbacher is a great teacher who can get the most out of his ath- doors and outdoors. Mellas is also the highest ranked returning jumper letes.” Josh Kaehler, the lone scorer in the throwing events last year, in the Patriot League. The Bison are expecting continued improve- will be back after a sixth place finish in the javelin at last year’s outdoor ment from Mellas who has consistently bettered himself in both the championships. Bucknell will also look to junior Dan Frake for much long and triple jumps over his Bucknell career. The triple jump will be needed points in the shot put and the hammer throw. Bucknell will KNELLBISON the deepest event for the Bison with five upperclassmen poised to also look for help in the shot put from freshman James Meyer, who is score this year. Drew Folk is also back and looking to improve on his considered a very promising newcomer. Nick Degregorio, a sopho-

.BUC sixth-place finish in the high jump at last year’s outdoor champion- more, will also be counted on in the shot put and the hammer after showing continued improvement last season. WWW

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ANS WOMEN’S TRACK AND FIELD PREVIEW 2004-05 The Bucknell women’s track and field squad looks to continue its Patriot squad are Fayanjuola, Ann Doty, Lauren Bricker and Sarah Groman in the League dominance entering the 2004 campaign as the defending cham- long, triple and high jump while Melanie Buczko and Angie Hall return in the pions for both the indoor and outdoor seasons. Since 1998, Bucknell has pole vault. Of the scoring returners, Fayanjoula, a senior, leads a very won six indoor Patriot League crowns and five outdoor titles. A title during young, but experienced group of sophomores. Fayanjoula is the defending AMERIC - the indoor season would be the fourth consecutive for the Bison women. indoor and outdoor Patriot League champion in the long jump as well as the The Bison seniorswill look to cap off their careers and add two more titles league outdoor record holder. In the pole vault, Buczko is the defending to their total of five Patriot League Championships over their three years indoor champion while Hall holds the crown outdoors. Buczko capped off at Bucknell. The Bison women had nine event champions at last year’s an outstanding freshman campaign by finishing 11th in the pole vault at the Patriot League meets while five others finished as the Patriot League NCAA Championships after winning the ECAC Championship in the event . runner-up. The duo of Bricker and Doty swept the triple jump, taking first and second, at both last season’s Patriot League meets.

ADEMIC ALL Sprints C Bucknell returns an exceptionally strong and sea- Mid-Distance soned group of sprinters for the 2004-05 season. The Bison mid-distance corps is in excellent shape 7 A

0 The Bison had a combined 10 scoring finishes at as it returns sophomores Christa Sawko and Lauren 1 the 2004 indoor and outdoor Patriot League Cham- Bricker and senior Jen Marsh. The trio of Sawko, pionships including two Patriot League titles and Bricker and Marsh swept the top three places in the several second and third- place performances. 800 at the Patriot League Indoor Championships. Senior Tolu Fayanjuola returns as the defending Bricker also recored a fifth place finish in the same champion in both the 60- meter dash indoors and event at the outdoor championships. Marsh is also the 100-meter dash outdoors. Fayanjuola’s cham- a Patriot League scorer in the mile indoors and the pionship performance of 7.75 seconds in the 60m 1,500 outdoors placing fourth in the mile and third in is a Patriot League record. Danielle Todman and the 1,500 last year. Freshman Erin Cranmer-Hart, Erin Turner-Byfield will also cover the Bison short who broke the 5-minute barrier in the mile run in high sprints. The Bison also return a strong core in the school will also be expected to add to the Bison 400-meters. Bucknell swept the top three places middle distance unit. in the event at the indoor championship meet. Leading the way was senior Amy Calvo followed Distance by teammates Monique Boley and Rehana Like all the other events for the Bison women, the Lanewala. Calvo and Boley finished second and distance contingent is not lacking in big meet experi- third at the PL outdoor meet. The 200-meters is ence with three Patriot League scorers back for the another strong event for Bucknell with sophomore 2004-05 season. Senior Katie Pfeifer returns as last Sarah VandenBroek back with fifth (indoors) and year’s leading scorer in the distance events, scoring sixth (outdoors) place finishes in the event. The in four events in last season’s Patriot League com- Bison also have the 500-meters covered with Calvo, petitions. Indoors, Pfeifer notched a fourth-place fin- Boley and Mariel Fink back from second, third and ish in the 5,000-meter run as well as a fifth-place fifth places at last year’s indoor PL championships. showing in the 3,000-meter event. Outdoors, Pfeifer was the runner-up in the 10,000 and placed fourth in Hurdles the 5,000. Junior Kayla Halloran also scored for the The Bison also look strong in the hurdle events led Bison, placing fourth in the 3,000 at the PL Indoor by sophomore Melanie Buczko, who is the defend- SOPHOMORE MEL ANIE BUCZKO Championships. In the 5,000, junior Alison Cole ing Patriot League champion in the 60-meter scored for the Bison with a sixth-place finish. hurdles. Bucknell also returns scorers in the outdoor hurdling events in sophomores Catherine Throws Trentacoste and Christa Sawko. Sawko finished In the throws, Bucknell traditionally has a strong core third in the 400-meter hurdles last season while of throwers typically score significant points at the Trentacoste placed sixth in the 100-meter high

Patriot League Championships. This years Bison WWW hurdles. The Bison will also count on Nina throwers are condfident they can continue that trend. Reinhardt and Kat Allen to add depth to the already Last year’s Rookie of the Year, Marjorie Grap, re- strong hurdle corps. turns from a year in which she scored in five events

at the Patriot League Championship meets. Grap .BUC Multi-events finished third in both the shot put and weight throw indoors before notching another third-place performance in the shot put at Todman and Reinhardt will take care of the multi-eventsSOPHOMORE this season inMEL ANIEthe outdoor BUCZK PLO Championships. Grap also qualified for the ECAC Champi- KNELLBISON both the pentathlon indoors and the heptatlon outdoors. Both have al- onships in the shot put, discus and hammer. Senior Angie McFarland, an ready had success as newcomers to the event. Todman notched a fifth- ECAC qualifier in the hammer, returns after scoring points for the Bison in place showing at the indoor PL championships as well as a third place the weight indoors and the hammer and discus outdoors. Senior Elizabeth performance at the outdoor meet. Pendleton will be back in action after sitting out the 2004 season due to injury. Pendleton was a Patriot League scorer in 2003. The Bison are also Jumps excited about the arrivals of freshmen Amanda Mockbee and Beverly Rogers.

Bucknell looks to continue to dominate the Patriot League in the jumping Mockbee was all-state in Ohio in the shot put and discus while Rogers was .C an all-state performer in the javelin in Pennsylvania.

events as the Bison had more all-league performers (11) in the jumps last OM year than all other schools combined. Returning scorers from the 2004

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2004-05 MEN’S TRACK & FIELD ROSTER 2004-05 WOMEN’S TRACK & FIELD ROSTER A TRIO

Name Event Cl Hometown/High School Name Event Cl Hometown/High School

Chris Anderson Sprints Fr. Georgetown, Tex./Georgetown Kat Allen Hurdles So. Malvern, Pa./Conestoga T LEA Samuel Andrews Hurdles So. Philadelphia, Pa./Germantown Acad. Kirsten Andereck Distance Fr. San Francisco, Calif./St. Ignatius Faizal Asumda Distance Jr. Danville, Pa./Danville Lauren Armstrong Distance Jr. Catonsville, Md./Catonsville Thomas Bennett Jumps Jr. Baltimore, Md./Friends School Nicole Ayala Jumps Fr. Reading, Pa./Holy Name

Matthew Bonelli Sprints So. Califon, N.J./Pingry School Katherine Ballantine Distance So. Madison, Conn./Daniel Hand GUE C Kevin Brown Distance Jr. Cranford, N.J./Cranford Connie Barko Distance Fr. Carlisle, Pa./Bible Baptist Andre Campbell Hurdles Fr. Hyde Park, Mass./English Lindsey Biller Jumps So. Mt. Pleasant, Pa./Mt. Pleasant Area Wallace Campbell Distance Fr. Montgomery, Ala./Montgomery Acad. Kathleen Bishop Mid-Distance Sr. Enfield, Conn./Enrico Fermi Mark Caroleo Distance So. North Babylon, N.Y./North Babylon Monique Boley Sprints Sr. Alexandria, Va./Washington Lee Daniel Catalano Sprints So. Clearfield, Pa./Clearfield Area Maureen Boss Jumps So. Dracut, Mass./Acad. of Notre Dame HAMPIONSHIPS Michael Contino Sprints Fr. Broomall, Pa./Episcopal Acad. Kerryann Branker Mid-Distance Jr. Levittown, N.Y./Island Trees Mike Cortina Pole Vault Fr. Pennington, N.J./Lawrencevile School Lauren Bricker Mid-Dist./Jumps So. Greensburg, Pa./Hempfield Area Matt Corbetta Sprints Jr. Port Chester, N.Y./Port Chester Danielle Brown Throws Sr. Mullica Hill, N.J./Clearview Reg. Andrew Corral Distance Fr. Bellport, N.Y./Bellport Melanie Buczko Pole Vault So. Butler, Pa./Butler Area Douglas Creveling Distance Sr. Easton, Pa./Easton Amy Calvo Sprints Sr. Trenton, N.J./Lawernce Nick DeGregorio Throws So. Ridgewood, N.J./Bergen Catholic Melissa Carman Distance Jr. Morris Plains, N.J./Morristown Ryan Delaney Distance Jr. Seattle, Wash./Roosevelt Alison Cole Distance Jr. Waterville, Maine/Waterville William Duffy Distance Jr. Timonium, Md./Dulaney Erin Cranmer-Hart Distance Fr. Slippery Rock, Pa./Slippery Rock Area Sean Egan Distance So. Yorktown Heights, N.Y./Fordham Prep. Ashley Curry Pole Vault Fr. Lewistown, Pa./Lewistown Area Koran Evans Mid-Distance Jr. Long Beach, N.Y./Long Beach Cindy Darius Sprints Sr. Roselle, N.J./Abraham Clark Drew Folk Jumps Sr. Hamburg, Pa./Hamburg Area Ann Doty Jumps So. Punxsutawney, Pa./Punxsutawney Area Kevin Fortkiewicz Distance Jr. Bloomfield, N.J./Bloomfield Lesley Emons Sprints Fr. Woodbridge, Conn./Amity Regional Matthew Forys Distance So. Howell, N.J./Howell Tolu Fayanjuola Sprints/Jumps Sr. Providence, R.I./Classical Dan Frake Throws Jr. Northport, N.Y./Northport Mariel Fink Sprints So. Pennington, N.J./Hun Sch. of Princeton Michael Gibney Distance Fr. Wading River, N.Y./Shoreham Wading River Chessa Forer Hurdles So. New York, N.Y./Deerfield Acad. Robert Gradoville Pole Vault So. North Haven, Conn./North Haven Victoria Gilbert Sprints Fr. Bethlehem, Pa./Freedom Eric Guja Sprints So. Massapequa, N.Y./St. Anthony’s Jennifer Grant Distance Fr. Erie, Pa./Villa Marie Robert Haferd Sprints So. Wadsworth, Ohio/Archbishop Hoban Marjorie Grap Throws So. Van Etten, N.Y./Spencer-Van Etten Tyler Hoffman Throws So. Lewisburg, Pa./Lewisburg Sarah Groman Jumps So. Hollister, Calif./San Benito William Holleran Distance Fr. San Rafael, Calif./St. Ignatius Acad. Angie Hall Pole Vault So. Elkton, Md./Rising Sun Paul Hubert Distance Fr. Clarks Summitt, Pa./Abington Heights Kayla Halloran Mid-Distance Jr. Norwell, Mass./Norwell Matthew Johnson Jumps Fr. Newburgh, N.Y./Marlboro Central Ofeibea Hanson-Hall Distance Fr. New Rochelle, N.Y./New Rochelle #1 Eric Jorgenson Sprints Fr. New Ipswich, N.H./Northfield Mt. Herman Mollie Harms Distance So. Sterling Heights, Mich./Stevenson Joshua Kaehler Throws So. Hanover, Pa./South Western Hannah Irion Throws So. Queensbury, N.Y./Queensbury Brian Kennedy Distance Fr. Malvern, Pa./Malvern Prep. Julie Jakoboski Distance Jr. Tolland, Conn./Tolland Alexander Lash Distance Jr. Cornwall, N.Y./Cornwall Central Lauren Kinsey Mid-Distance Jr. Hatfield, Pa./North Penn Jonathan Longabaugh Mid-Distance Sr. Milwaukee, Wis./Lawrenceville Rehana Lanewala Sprints Sr. Flemmington, N.J./Hunterdon Central Reg. Daniel Lounsbury Distance Sr. Melrose, Mass./Melrose Emily Luderer Mid-Distance Jr. Samamish, Wash./Whitfield David Magida Distance Fr. North Potomac, Md./St. Andrew’s Episcopal Courtney Lynch Throws Fr. Glen Mills, Pa./Archeore Academy David Mante Pole Vault Fr. Warwick, N.Y./Warwick Valley Denise Manero Jumps Fr. Perkasie, Pa./Pennridge Sean McCarthy Distance Gr. Moscow, Pa./North Pocono Jennifer Marsh Mid-Distance Sr. Clearfield, Pa./Clearfield Luke McGuire Distance Fr. Lewisburg, Pa./Lewisburg Jessica McCullough Sprints Fr. Rockville, Md./Walter Johnson Kyle McLaughlin Multi-Event So. Poolesville, Md./Poolesville Angela McFarland Throws Sr. Gettysburg, Pa./New Oxford Mike Mellas Multi-Event Sr. Rochester, N.Y./Aquinas Institute Christine Miller Sprints Fr. Mansfield, Mass./Mansfield James Meyer Throws Fr. Pac. Palisades, Calif./Pacific Palisades Amanda Mockbee Throws Fr. Hudson, Ohio/Hudson Brian Mooney Mid-Distance Fr. Rochester, N.Y./Gates-Chili Laura Nagy Mid-Distance Sr. Montvale, N.J./Pascack Hills Chris Moreau Distance Fr. Lewisburg, Pa./Lewisburg Leanna Nastase Distance So. Beaverdale, Pa./Forest Hills Robert Needleman Sprints Jr. Cape Elizabeth, Maine/Cape Elizabeth Jennifer O’Connor Mid-Distance Jr. Langhorne, Pa./Nazareth Acad. Jesse Nercessian Sprints Fr. North Babylon, N.Y./St. Anthony’s Elizabeth Pendleton Throws Sr. Wood-Ridge, N.J./Wood-Ridge Ryan Newberger Sprints Sr. Flanders, N.J./Mt. Olive Katherine Pfeifer Distance Sr. Catonsville, Md./Catonsville Ryan Newcom Jumps Sr. Minneapolis, Minn./Champlin Park Rebecca Pierotti Distance So. Hazleton, Pa./Bishop Hafey Chris Nocera Distance So. Ellwood City, Pa./Lincoln Lisa Prybella Distance Fr. Southampton, Pa./Mt. St. Joseph Acad. Nicholas Novotny Jumps So. Saxonburg, Pa./Knoch Kelly Raffety Distance Sr. Thiensville, Wis./Homestead Tyler Palumbo Jumps So. Wyckoff, N.J./Don Bosco Nina Reinhardt Jumps So. Northport, N.Y./Northport Chris Petillo Distance So. Plainville, Conn./Plainville Beverly Rogers Throws Fr. Finleyville, Pa./Ringgold Derrin Pierret Distance So. Morristown, N.J./Morristown Linda Sanders Distance Jr. Old Bridge, N.J./Old Bridge Michael Popp Pole Vault Fr. Lewisburg, Pa./Lewisburg Christa Sawko Hurdles So. Montoursville, Pa./Montoursville Area OM James Redmond Distance Fr. Medfod, N.J./Bishop Eustace Prep. Braidy Shambaugh Mid-Distance So. Ringoes, N.J./Hunterdon Central Reg. Travis Rivers Distance Sr. Wattsfield, Vt./Harwood Union Gwen Soult Throws Sr. New Bloomfield, Pa./Newport .C Chris Roman Mid-Distance Fr. Nanticoke, Pa./Bishop Hoban Jennifer Stevens Distance So. Laceyville, Pa./Wyalusing Valley Stephen Schaefer Distance Gr. Avon by the Sea, N.J/Christian Bros. Acad. Nicole Stoyer Distance So. Reading, Pa./Governor Mifflin Shota Ike Multi-Event Fr. Darien, Conn./Darien Danielle Todman Multi-Event Jr. Scotch Plains, N.J./Bishop George Ahr Zachary Simoncelli Sprints Fr. Greensburg, Pa./Greensburg-Salem Christine Totten Distance Fr. Perkasie, Pa./Pennridge Adam Syty Mid-Distance So. E. Amherst, N.Y./Clarence Catherine Trentacoste Hurdles So. Garden City, N.Y./Garden City Ross Taylor Sprints So. Baltimore, Md./Gilman School Erin Turner-Byfield Sprints Jr. Freehold, N.J./Freehold John Trotta, Jr. Mid-Distance Jr. Washingtonville, N.Y./Washingtonville Sarah VandenBroek Sprints So. Hyde Park, N.Y./Roosevelt Eric Weaver Sprints Fr. Apollo, Pa./Kiski Area Brittany Vogt Sprints Fr. Jonesboro, Tenn./Science Hill Eliot Weinstein Mid-Distance Sr. Livingston, N.J./Livingston Michelle Walker Sprints Fr. Somers, Conn./Somers KNELLBISON Ryan Whitfield Hurdles Jr. LaGrange, Ga./LaGrange .BUC WWW

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lege of New Jersey Invitational...best 400m race was at the Bison Out- BUCKNELL MEN’S TRACK AND FIELD door Classic (51.25)...ran on the fourth place 4x400 team at the outdoor PL Championships. ANS Personal: Son of Rick and Karen Corbetta...received five varsity letters THOMAS BENNETT • JR for outdoor and indoor track and football...team captain for outdoor and BALTIMORE, MD. indoor track...majoring in management. AMERIC - FRIENDS SCHOOL KORAN EVANS • JR JUMPS LONG BEACH, N.Y. LONG BEACH 2003-04: [Indoors] -- Best performance in the triple jump was 43’2 1/4” at MID- DISTANCE the Gulden Relays...top mark in the long jump was 21’1 1/2’ at the Bucknell MATT Winter Classic. [Outdoors] -- Placed ADEMIC ALL sixth in both the long (22’ 3/4”) and Personal Bests 2003-04: [Indoors] -- CORBECompetedTT inA •the 800m and the 1000m...finished C triple jumps (44’8”) at the Patriot (I) (O) first in his preliminary heat of the 800m at the Patriot League Champion- League Championships...also recored long jump 21’ 1/2” 22’ 3/4” JR

7 A ships (1:58.50). [Outdoors] -- Ran a personal best 1:56.24 to finish fifth in triple jump 43’2 1/4” 44’8” 0 personal bests in both events at the the 800mPORT at the CHESTER, Bison Outdoor N.Y Classic. 2002-03: [Indoors] -- Competed 1 meet. 2002-03: [Indoors] -- Jumped a in seven meets,PORT CHESTERpredominantly in the season-best of 40’8 3/4” in the triple 800 meter race, but also in the 500m jump at both the Bucknell Octagonal and 1000m asSPRINTS well ... his personal best Personal Bests and the Bison Open. [Outdoors] -- Ran personal best time in the 100m at in the 800 was set at the National Invi- (I) (O) the Big Dawg Invitational (12.23)...best mark in the triple jump was 41’2” tational at Penn State, where he finished 400m --- 52.56 500m 1:08.34 --- at the Susquehanna Invitation. in 1:57.46. [Outdoors] -- Competed in Personal: Son of Thomas and Eleanor Bennett...won two letters in 800m 1:57.46 1:56.24 the 800 in three races, including the Pa- 1000m 2:34.03 --- basketball...majoring in economics. triot League Championships ... also ran in four cross country races. MATTHEW BONELLI • SO Personal: Son of Eugene and Yevette Evans ... earned three letters each in cross country and gymnastics, and four letters each in indoor and out- CALIFON, N. J. door track ... was a six-time conference champion ... three-year captain PINGRY SCHOOL on track team ... history major. SPRINTS DREW FOLK • SR HAMBURG, PA. 2003-04: [Indoors] -- Finished first in his heat of the 400m at the Bison HAMBURG AREA Open in a personal-best time of 53.11...placed second in the 500m at the Bucknell Octagonal...ran his overall-best time of 1:09.50 at the Penn JUMPS State Octagonal. [Outdoors] -- Ran a personal-best time of 50.26 in the 400m at the Duke Invitational...highest place finish was fifth at the College of Personal Bests 2003-04: [Indoors] -- Placed second in the high jump at the Bucknell New Jersey Invitational...consistently (I) (O) Octagonal (6’5”)...finished third in the high jump at the Bison Opener (6’3”) ran 48 seconds in the 4x400 helping 400m 53.11 50.26 and Rhode Island Invitational (6’3 1/4”)...competed in the long and triple his team to a fourth place finish at the 500m 1:09.50 --- jumps during the season. [Outdoors] -- Finished sixth in the high jump at 4x400 --- 3:17.99 PL Outdoor Championships in the re- the Patriot League Championships with a personal best jump of 6’4 1/ lay (3:17.99). 4”...placed second in the high jump at the Jim Thorpe Invitational and Personal: Cross country and track and field captain at the Pingry School..two-time all-state sabre in fencing...two-time state group cham- third at the Bison Outdoor Classic. pion in 400m...majoring in management. 2002-03: [Indoors] -- Performed the high Personal Bests jump and the triple jump across eight (I) (O)

meets, recording both of his season WWW high jump 6’5” 6’4 1/4” MATT CORBETTA • JR triple jump 43’3 3/4” 44’8” bests at the Patriot League Champion- ships. [Outdoors] -- Competed twice in PORT CHESTER, N.Y. the high jump, including in the PL finals PORT CHESTER ... recorded personal best in the high jump at the Colonial Relays (6’2 1/ .BUC 4”). 2001-02: [Indoors] -- Jumped in six meets and ran one 200 meter SPRINTS race. [Outdoors] -- Jumped in five meets, reaching 42 feet in the triple jump in the Bison Open ... finished sixth in the PL finals. KNELLBISON Personal: Son of Steven and Helen Folk ... participated in golf as well as 2003-04: [Indoors] -- Placed third in the 60m at the Bison Opener running track at Hamburg Area High School ... was the county champion in the a personal-best time of 7.44 in the high jump his senior year of high school ... chemistry major. preliminaries...ran best 200m time at Personal Bests the Penn State Octagonal (23.02)...best (I) (O) performance in the 400m was 51.11 at 60m 7.44 ---

the Penn State National Invite. [Out- 200m 23.02 22.59 .C 400m 51.11 51.25 doors] -- Clocked a time of 22.59 in OM the 200m to finish seventh at the Col- 4x400 --- 3:17.99

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pts...highest finish in individual events was second in the triple jump at the 46 P DAN FRAKE • JR Bucknell Five-Way (46’2”)...his personal best time of 55.49 in the 400m intermediate hurdles ranks seventh NORTHPORT, N.Y. A

all-time...2002-03: [Indoors] -- Par- TRIO NORTHPORT ticipated in 10 competitions in 2002- Personal Bests 03, across eight events ... bested (I) (O) THROWS 60m 7.36 --- personal high in long jump, triple T LEA 100m --- 11.48 jump, shot put, pentathlon, 55m 400m 53.88 51.21 hurdles, 60m hurdles, and 500 and 500m 1:08.36 ---

2003-04: [Indoors] -- Highest finishes were second in the weight throw at 800 meters ... placed fourth in the 800m 2:01.78 --- GUE C the Gulden Relays (40’ 1 1/4”) and third at the Bucknell Winter Classic pentathlon (3355 pts.) and fifth in 1000m 2:43.85 --- (46’8 1/4”)...also competed in shot put. [Outdoors] -- Finished fifth in the the triple jump (45’7”) at the Patriot 1500m --- 4:39.76 hammer throw at the Cornell Invite with a personal best throw of 162’10” League Championships. [Outdoors] 55m-HH 7.91 --- 60m-hurdles 8.56 (AT: 2) --- -- Competed in four competitions HAMPIONSHIPS (eighth all time for Bucknell)...competed in the shot put and javelin during 110m-HH --- 15.38 the season. 2002-03: [Indoors] -- Par- across four events, recording per- 400m-IH --- 55.49 (AT: 7) ticipated in eight meets during the in- sonal bests in 110m and 400m high jump 5’9 1/4” 5’9 1/4” door season, competing in the weight Personal Bests hurdles and triple jump and long long jump 22’3 1.2”” 22’11” throw and shot put ... achieved per- (I) (O) jump ... placed fourth in the triple shot put 36’1 1/2”” 34’8 1/4” sonal shot put high of 45’ 6 1/2” while weight 46’ 8 1/4” --- jump in the league finals (44’10 1/ discus --- 98’11” winning the Bucknell Winter Classic. shot put 46’ 11” 45’9 3/4” 4”). 2001-02: [Indoors] -- Captured javelin --- 154’10” [Outdoors] -- Competed in five meets discus --- 109’8” fifth both in the pentathlon with triple jump 45’8 1/2” 46’6 3/4” pole vault 11’ 5 3/4” 13’3 1/2” in the hammer, shot put, and discus hammer --- 162’10” 3,129 points and iin the triple jump javelin --- 145’11” pentathlon 3,355 pts --- ... achieved both his hammer and dis- with 42’6” at the league finals. [Out- heptathlon 4,561 pts --- cus personal highs at the season- doors] -- Achieved season best in decathlon --- 6,353 pts opening Susquehanna Invitational. 110m-hurdles with 16.21 at Buck- SHR 31.39 (AT: 3) --- Personal: Son of Barry and Carla Frake ... earned two letters in soccer at nell Open ... captured 42’11 3/4” in Northport High in addition to his four letters each for indoor and outdoor the triple jump at Colonial Invitational ... in 400m-hurdles ran 56.18 for track ... captained his junior and senior year track teams as well as his season best at Millersville Metrics. senior soccer team ... won all-county honors in the shot put ... accounting Personal: Son of Ernie and Lynn Mellas … graduated from Aquinas Insti- major. tute … won 10 varsity letters, including two in cross country as well as four each in indoor and outdoor track… state MVP indoor and outdoor track JOSH KAEHLER • SO honors … indoor track state champion in 600m, 100m, and triple jump … outdoor track state champion in the 800m, 100m hurdles, 400m hurdles HANOVER, PA. and triple jump … theater major. SOUTH WESTERN THROWS KYLE MCLAUGHLIN • SO POOLESVILLE, MD. POOLESVILLE 2003-04: [Indoors] -- Best mark in the weight throw was 37’1/2” at the Penn State Octagonal...best overall finish was fifth at the Bison Opener. MULTI-EVENT [Outdoors] -- Finished sixth in the javelin at the Patriot League Champion- Personal Bests ships with a personal best throw of (I) (O) 2002-03: [Indoors] -- Best performance 189’4”...placed third in the javelin at weight 37’ 1/2” --- in the heptathlon was at the Patriot javelin --- 189’4” (AT: 9) both the Bison Outdoor Classic and League Championships...finished eighth Personal Bests the Bucknell Five-Way...also com- overall with a personal-best score of (I) (O) peted in the hammer throw. 3,778 points. [Outdoors] -- Placed sixth 55m-HH 9.23 --- Personal: Son of Joseph and Connie Kaehler...won four varsity letters in in the decathlon at the Patriot League 60m-hurdles 9.70 --- 110H --- 17.80 track and football...team captain... majoring in civil engineering...also a Championships with a score of 4,876 member of Bucknell’s football team. 400H --- 58.28 points...finished in the top-five competi- 60m 7.56 --- tors in three of the ten events...also com- 100m --- 11.80 400m --- 54.94

OM peted in the 400m hurdles...best time was MIKE MELLAS • SR 58.28 at the Susquehanna Invitational. 1000m 3:03.58 --- .C Personal: Son of Jack and Diane 1500m --- 4:39.76 ROCHESTER, N.Y. long jump 20’5 3/4” 20’9 1/4” McLaughlin...graduated from Poolsville AQUINAS INSTITUTE high jump 5’6 3/4” 5’7” ...won twelve varsity letters for soccer, pole vault 10’6” 10’ MULTI-EVENT and indoor and outdoor track...majoring shot put 27’2 1/4” 28’4 1/4” in civil engineering. discus --- 78’8” javelin --- 131’8” heptathlon 3,778 pts --- decathlon --- 4,876pts

KNELLBISON 2003-04: Named to the CoSIDA Academic All-District II Cross Country/ Track and Field Team. [Indoors] -- Finished third in the heptathlon at the Patriot League Championships winning two of the seven events...personal

.BUC best time in the 60m hurdles (8.56) is ranked second all-time for Bucknell. [Outdoors] -- Placed second in the decathlon at the Patriot League Cham- pionships and won four of the ten events...Finished tenth in the decathlon at the IC4A Championships with a personal best score of 6,353 WWW

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RYAN NEWBERGER • SR TYLER PALUMBO • SO

ANS FLANDERS, N.J. WYCKOFF, N. J. MOUNT OLIVE DON BOSCO SPRINTS JUMPS AMERIC -

2003-04: [Indoors] -- Had a slow start to the season due to illness ... 2002-03: [Indoors] -- Jumped to a personal-best 44’ in the triple jump to competed in the 200m in two meets...ran a season-best time of 23.04 in finish fifth at the Bucknell Winter Classic...also recorded best long jump his preliminary heat at the Patriot League Championships...[Outdoors] -- performance at the Classic with a leap of 20’9 3/4”. [Outdoors] -- Best perfor- Member of the second-place 4x100m relay team at the Patriot League Personal Bests mances were at the Patriot League Championships...qualified for the IC4A Championships in the 200m...ran (I) (O) a season-best time in the 100m at the Bucknell Five-Way (10.92) and Championships with leaps of 21’1 1/2” long jump 20’9 3/4” 21’1 1/2” ADEMIC ALL placed fourth in the 200m (21.68)...high-est place finish was third in the in the long jump and 44’6” in the triple triple jump 44’ 44’6” C 100m at the Jim Thorpe Invitational (11.19)...finished fourth in his heat of jump. the 400m (50.68) at the Bison Personal: Son of Jim and Nancy 7 A

0 Outdoor Classic. 2002-03: [In- Palumbo...won three varsity letters for football...played basketball, track 1 doors] -- Competed in 55m, Personal Bests and football...majoring in management. 200m, and 400m runs across (I) (O) 55m 6.75 --- seven competitions, meeting or 60m 7.31(AT: 5) --- JOHN TROTTA JR. • JR besting personal highs in each 100m --- 10.91 (AT: 10) ...placed third in the 200 meter 200m 21.93 (AT: 2) 21.44 (AT: 2) WASHINGTONVILLE, N.Y. race (22.22) and fourth in the 400m 49.30 (AT: 2) 48.66 (AT: 5) WASHINGTONVILLE 400 (50.24) at the Patriot 4x100 --- 41.57 (AT: 2) League Championships. [Out- 4x400 3:19.42 (AT: 2) --- MID- DISTANCE doors] -- Ran in five meets in DMR --- 9:51.36 (AT: 1) 100m, 200m, and 400m, setting or besting personal highs in each ... finished in third in the 200m (21.59) and the 400m (49.22) at the league finals. 2001-02: [Indoors] -- Recorded 2003-04: [Indoors] -- Competed in the 1000m and the mile...placed sec- 22.12 in the 200m dash at the Penn State National Open to place second ond in the mile (4:28.50) at the Bison Opener and third in the 1000m at on the all-time list ... recorded season best in 55m dash (6.75) and in the Rhode Island Invitional. [Outdoors] 400m (49.80). [Outdoors] -- At Patriot League finals, ran 22.47 in the 200m -- Placed second in the 800m at the dash ... participated in the 4x100 and placed first at Patriot League Cham- Bucknell Five-Way (1:58.84) and fifth Personal Bests pionships (41.57) ... captured 22.19 for season best in the 200m dash at at the Penn State Open (1:57.32)... (I) (O) 800m 1:57.71 1:57.27 Bucknell Quadrangular. 2002-03: [Indoors] -- Achieved personal best of 2:32.24 in the 1000 meters at 1000m 2:32.24 --- Personal: Son of Thomas and Linda Newberger…graduated from Mount mile 4:28.50 --- Olive High School…earned nine varsity letters…three each in cross country, the Patriot League Championships, indoor track and outdoor track…conference champion in 100m, 200m, where he placed fifth. [Outdoors] -- and 400 …European history major. Competed in the 800m and the 1500m. Personal: Son of John and Deborah Trotta ... earned four letters each in cross country, and indoor and outdoor track ... captained his cross coun- NICHOLAS NOVOTNY • SO try and track teams his senior year ... participated in nine New York state SAXONBURG, PA. meets in cross country and track ... accounting major. KNOCH BUCKNELL WOMEN’S TRACK AND FIELD JUMPS TOLU FAYANJUOLA • SR CAPTAIN 2002-03: [Indoors] -- Finished fifth in the long jump at the Gulden Relays with a personal best leap of 21’4 3/ PROVIDENCE, R.I. WWW 4”...also recorded best mark in the triple CLASSICAL jump at the Gulden Relays (43’3”)...ran Personal Bests SPRINTS/JUMPS

best 60m dash time of 7.23 at the Bi- (I) (O) .BUC son Opener. [Outdoors] -- Scored a 60m 7.23 --- 2003-04: [Indoors] -- Named the “Most Valuable Athlete” for the 2004 fifth-place finish in the triple jump at the 100m --- 11.68 long jump 21’4 3/4” 20’9 3/4” season...won the long jump (18’8 3/4”) and the 60m at the Patriot Leage Patriot League Championships (44’8 3/ KNELLBISON triple jump 43’3” 44’8 3/4” Championships...her time of 7.75 in the 60m set a Patriot League record 4)...won the triple jump at the College and a school record...won the 60m at both the Gulden Relays and the of New Jersey Meet (44’4 1/4”)...also Bucknell Octagonal. [Outdoors] -- Won Patriot League titles in the 100m recored best long jump performance at (12.44) and the long jump (19’8 1/4”)...her long jump of 19’8 1/4” is the the meet with a leap of 20’9 3/4”. best all-time for Bucknell...took second place in the high jump in the league Personal: Son of Darrell and Lesley Novotny...won six varsity letters for championships (5’3”)...her personal best mark of 5’3” in the high jump is track and football...track captain...majoring in computer science and tied for the eighth best mark in Bucknell history...named the Lewisburg engineering.

Hotel Bison Athlete of the Week after her performance at the league .C

championships...placed first in the 100m at the Jim Thorpe Invitational, OM Bucknell Five-Way and the College of New Jersey meet...her personal

22 2004-05 BUCKNELL CROSS COUNTRY/TRACK & FIELD WOMEN’S TRACK & FIELD PROFILES FIRST NATIONALLY IN GRADUATION RATES 46 P best 100m time of 12.12 Personal Bests at the Jim Thorpe Invita- (I) (O) KAT ALLEN • SO tional is ranked fourth on high jump 5’4 1/4” (AT: 9) 5’3” (AT: 8) MALVERN, PA. A

Bucknell’s all-time long jump 18’8 3/4” (AT: 3) 19’8 1/4” (AT: 1) TRIO list...member of the triple jump 35’3 1/4” 38’11” CONESTOGA 4x100m relay team that 55m 7.34 (AT: 6) --- 60m 7.75 (AT: 1) --- HURDLES ranks second on T LEA Bucknell’s all-time best list 100m --- 12.12 (AT: 4) 200m 26.28 (AT: 10) --- (48.08). 2002-03: [In- 4x100 --- 48.08 (AT: 2)

doors] -- Participated in six SMR 4:24.95 (AT: 5) --- 2003-04: [Indoors] -- Set two personal-best marks at the Rhode Island GUE C events across six meets ... Invitational with a time of 8.89 in the 55m hurdles and a time of 1:00.69 in most successful meet was the Blue and Orange Open, where she won the 400m...ran a personal-record time of 9.54 in the 60m hurdles at the the long jump (18’4 1/4”) and the high jump (5’3”) ... also won the long Bucknell Winter Classic. [Outdoors] --

jump at the Bison Open (17’9 1/2”) ... finished second in the 55m dash Won the 100m-hurdles at the Jim Thorpe HAMPIONSHIPS (7.39) at the Patriot League finals, where she placed fifth in the high jump Invitational (15.87)...clocked best time of Personal Bests (5’3”) and third in the long jump (18’3”). [Outdoors] -- Competed in the 15.54 in the event at the Bison Outdoor (I) (O) high jump and long jump across four meets, winning the long jump at the 55m-HH 8.89 --- Classic...finished seventh at the Patriot 60m-hurdles 9.54 (AT:8) --- College of New Jersey meet with a leap of 18’4 1/4” ... set or broke five League Championships in 1:05.87, a 100m-H --- 15.54 personal records between indoors and outdoors ... placed seventh in the personal best. 400m-H --- 1:05.87 long jump and eighth in the high jump at the league finals ... won PL Field Personal: Daughter of Deb Athlete of the Week for Jan. 15. 2001-02: [Indoors] -- Jumped 5’3” for Oberst...graduated from Conestoga fourth place in the high jump and 17’7 3/4” to place fifth in the long jump High School...received varsity letters for winter and spring track as well during PL Championships. [Outdoors] -- Took sixth at 17’1 1/2” in the long as cheerleading...track and cheerleading captain...majoring in manage- jump during outdoor PL championships ... season bests in long jump (17’11 ment. 3/4”) at Bucknell Quadrangular ... at Quaker Invitational earned season best in triple jump (33’10”) ... leapt 5’1” in high jump at PL Championship ... season best in 100m with 12.75 at Colonial Invitational. MONIQUE BOLEY • SR Personal: Daughter of Akintola and Philomena Fayanjuola … graduated ALEXANDRIA, VA. from Classical High School … earned seven letters between indoor and outdoor track and field … all-state and all-division honor … computer sci- WASHINGTON LEE ence and engineering major. SPRINTS

DANIELLE TODMAN • JR CAPTAIN 2003-04: [Indoors] -- Finished SCOTCH PLAINS, N.J. second in the 400m at the Patriot Personal Bests League Championships...won the (I) (O) 200m --- 26.38 BISHOP GEORGE AHR 500m at the Bucknell Octagonal 400m 58.07 (AT: 6) 57.36 (AT: 8) MULTI-EVENT (1:16.30)...her time ranks fourth 500m 1:16.30 (AT: 4) --- all-time...personal best indoor 800m 2:21.44 2:20.47 400m time of 58.07 is sixth all- SMR 4.22.52 (AT: 2) --- 2003-04: [Indoors] -- Placed fifth in the pentathlon at the Patriot League time for Bucknell. [Outdoors] -- 4x400 3:53.94 (AT: 9) 3:50.86(AT:9) Championships (3,045 pts)...recorded a Ran 57.83 to win the 400m at personal best score in the pentathlon Personal Bests the Bucknell Five-Way...took third (3,122 pts) finishing third at the Bison (I) (O) in the 400m at the Patriot League Open and Pentathlon...personal best 55-HH 8.68 --- Championships (57.36)...her personal best time of 57.36 ranks 8th all- time in the 60m (8.09) is the second- 60m-hurdles 9.25 --- time for Bucknell...placed second in the 800m at the Jim Thorpe Invita- best all-time. [Outdoors] -- Finished third 100-HH --- 15.80 60m 8.09 (AT: 2) --- tional at Penn State (2:20.47). 2002-03: [Indoors] -- Won the 500m at the in the heptathlon at the Patriot League 200m 27.21 27.37 Bucknell Winter Classic with a time of 1:17.82 ... competed in the 500m at Championships...her personal best 400m-IH --- 1:05.42 the Patriot League Championships, where she placed fifth (1:17.39). [Out- score of 4,023 points in the heptathlon 400m 1:02.70 --- doors] -- Competed in the 400m dash at the PL Championships, where is ranked fourth all-time for Bucknell. 800m 2:33.72 2:31.02 she placed fifth (57.60) ... set or broke four of her six personal bests be- 2002-03: [Indoors] -- Participated in nine high jump 4’9 3/4” 4’10 1/2” tween indoors and outdoors. 2001-02: [Indoors] -- Ran the 500m in 1:17.72 different competitions over the course long jump 16’3 1/4” 16’1 1/2” OM javelin --- 67’4” to place fifth in the PL Championships ... posted season best in 400m at of eight events during the year ... par-

.C shot put 38’1” 34’1 1/4” Bison Octagonal with 1:00.64. [Outdoors] -- Captured season best in the ticipated in the most competitions in the pentathlon 3,122 --- 400m with a time of 58.92 at Patriot League Championships ... ran 2:21.75 Bison Open, where she was entered in heptathlon --- 4,073 in the 800m at the Bucknell Open. six ... finished fourth in the pentathlon SHR 34.15 (AT: 4) --- Personal: Daughter of Connie Wright … graduated from Washington- at the Patriot League finals (3005 pts.). Lee High School … won a total of 15 varsity records including three in [Outdoors] -- Participated in five meets, cheerleading and 12 in track … three-time cross country MVP, four-time predominantly competing in hurdle events but also competing twice in the indoor track MVP and four-time outdoor track MVP … ran a personal best 400 meter dash. of 26.1 in the 200 meters and 58.7 in the 400 meters … biology major.

KNELLBISON Personal: Daughter of Anissa Todman ... participated in basketball as well as cross country and track at Bishop George Ahr High School in Edison, N.J. ... history and philosophy major. .BUC WWW

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LAUREN BRICKER • SO AMY CALVO • SR

ANS GREENSBURG, PA. TRENTON, N.J. HEMPFIELD AREA LAWRENCE MID-DISTANCE/JUMPS SPRINTS AMERIC -

2003-04: [Cross Country] -- Finished in the team’s top five all 2003-04: [Indoors] -- Won the 400m (57.78) and placed third in the 500m season...placed 15th at the Patriot League Championships, second for (1:16.92) at the Patriot League Championships...took first in the 400m at the team, earning second-team all-league honors...highest overall finish the Bucknell Octagonal and the Bucknell Winter Classic. [Outdoors] -- was fourth at the Gulden Invitational, second for Bucknell. [Indoors] -- Finished first in the 400m at the Penn State Open...ran a personal best Earned second-team all-league time of 57.13 in the 400m earning her third place at the Patriot League Championships...her time of 57.13 is tied for sixth on Bucknell’s all-time honors in both the 800m (2:15.79) Personal Bests ADEMIC ALL and the triple jump (37’10 1/2)...won (I) (O) list...ran a leg of the 4x100m relay that ranks second all-time with a time C the triple jump at the Bucknell Oc- 800m 2:15.79 (AT: 8) 2:16.91 of 48.08. 2002-03: [Indoors] -- Won events in five of the eight meets in 1500m --- 4:52.48 which she competed ... Patriot League champion in the 400m with a time

7 A tagonal and set a personal-best

0 jump of 37’10 3/4”.[Outdoors] -- Fin- steeplechase --- 11:45.17 (AT: 6) of 57.37 ... won the 800m dash with a time of 2:24 at the Blue and Orange 1 ished second in the triple jump (38’5 triple jump 37’10 3/4” 38’7 3/4” (AT 4) Open ... won the 500m with a 4x800 9:10.58(AT: 10)8:58.11(AT: 2) 1/2”) and fifth (2:17.30) in the 800m school record time of 1:15.01 Personal Bests at the Patriot League at the Penn State Invitational (I) (O) Championships...won the triple jump at both the Penn State Open (37’7 3/ ... took the 800m with a time of 55m 7.58 --- 4”) and Bucknell Five-Way (38’7 3/4)...ran best 800m time of 2:16.91 at 2:19.47 at the Bucknell Oc- 60m 8.22 (AT: 4) --- 200m 26.27 (AT: 9) 26.01 the Maryland Invitational...member of 4x800m squad that holds the sec- tagonal ... won the 800m at the 400m 57.26 (AT: 3) 57.13 (AT:6) ond best time on Bucknell’s all-time top-ten list (8:58.11). Bucknell Winter Classic with a 500m 1:15.01 (AT: 1) --- Personal: Daughter of Pete and Linda Bricker...graduated from time of 2:17.30. [Outdoors] -- 800m 2:17.30 (AT: 8) 2:20.77 Hempfield Area High School...won four varsity letters in cross country, Ran the 400m in four events 4x100 --- 48.08 (AT: 2) track and field and basketball...team captain...undeclared major. including the PL Champion- 4x400 3:49.84 (AT: 3) 3:47.09 (AT: 1) ships, where she placed fourth DMR --- 12:07.26 (AT: 3) ... also participated once in the 200m ... broke five personal MELANIE BUCZKO • SO records between indoor and outdoor competition ... PL Runner of the Week BUTLER, PA. for Jan. 21. 2001-02: [Indoors] -- Captured second in the 500m with a time of 1:16.93 and placed sixth in the 55m event with a 7.59 time at PL BUTLER AREA Championships. [Outdoors] -- Took sixth in the 400m event (58.06) at PL POLE VAULT/HURDLES Championships ... earned season best in the 400m with 57.47 at Bucknell Quadrangular ... assisted in setting a new school record in the 4x400 with a time of 3:47.09 at the Bucknell Quadrangular. Personal: Daughter of Roque and Marianne Calvo … graduated from 2003-04: [Indoors] -- Won the pole vault at the Patriot League Champion- Lawrence High School … earned seven varsity letters including three in ships (12’3 1/2)...broke Bucknell’s indoor pole vault record in her colle- field hockey and four in track... captain of both track team and field hockey giate debut at the Gulden Relays (12’3 1/2)...Won the pole vault competi- team...four year track MVP…set records in 400m, 4x400m, 4x800m as tion at the Penn State Octagonal with another record-breaking leap of well as most career and season points … management major. 12’5 1/2”...set current-standing-school record of 12’9 1/2” at the Bucknell Octagonal...won the pole vault in six of the eight meets she competed...set ANN DOTY • SO another school record in the 60m hurdles with a time of 8.94...her Personal Bests PUNXSUTAWNEY, PA. record-setting time was good (I) (O) PUNXSUTAWNEY AREA enough for a Patriot League title. pole vault 12’9 1/2” (AT: 1)13’3 3/4”(AT:1) [Outdoors] -- Finished fourth in the 55m-HH 8.57 (AT: 5) --- JUMPS pole vault at NCAA regionals with 60m-hurdles8.94 (AT: 1) --- a leap of 13’1 3/4” qualifying her to 100mH --- 14.77 (AT: 6) WWW 200m 28.61 --- compete at the NCAA 2003-04: [Indoors] -- Placed first in the triple jump at the Bison Opener, Championships...placed 11th at na- Gulden Relays and the Patriot League Championships...jumped a per-

tionals with a jump of 13’1 1/2”...broke the outdoor school record at Penn sonal-best mark of 38’10 1/2” at the .BUC Relays (12’3 1/2) and continued to best her own record before setting the PL meet and secured the third-best Personal Bests current record at 13’3 1/2”...notched victories in the pole vault at the spot on Bucknell’s all-time list. (I) (O) Bucknell Five-Way (11’3 3/4”), Penn State Open (12’3 1/2”) and ECAC [Outdoors] -- Continued to domi- 60m 8.40 (AT: 9) --- KNELLBISON Championships (13’3 1/2’)...won the 100m hurdles at the Bucknell Five- nate the league in the triple jump high jump 4’9” --- Way (14.77)...her performance ranks sixth all-time. with another victory at the Patriot long jump 16’ 1/2” 16’4 1/4” Personal: Daughter of Ron and Kathy Buczko...graduated from League Championships with a leap triple jump38’ 10 1/2” (AT:3)38’11” (AT:2) Butler...won seven varsity letters for outdoor and indoor track...received of 38’11”...her mark stands second all-state honors...civil engineering major. on the Bucknell’s all-time list...qualified for the NCAA Regional Championships...competed further into the post-season at the USATF Junior Championships. .C Personal: Daughter of Debora and James Doty...graduated from Punxsutawney...received varsity letters in track and basketball...district OM record holder...undeclared major.

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high-jump standings. 46 P MARIEL FINK • SO Personal: Daughter of Christine Groman ... member of the Bucknell vol-

PENNINGTON, N. J. leyball team...lettered in volleyball, basketball and track & field at San A Benito High School in Hollister, Calif....named all-league four times in track, TRIO HUN SCHOOL OF PRINCETON twice in basketball and once in volleyball ... also named all-state in track SPRINTS ... varsity scholar-athlete... undeclared major. T LEA

ANGIE HALL • SO

2003-04: [Indoors] -- Placed fifth in the 500m at the Patriot League Cham- GUE C pionships (1:19.26)...ran a personal-best time of 1:18.58 in the 500m at ELKTON, MD. the Penn State National Invitational. RISING SUN [Outdoors] -- Finished fourth in her Personal Bests (I) (O) heat of the 400m at the Bison Five- POLE VAULT HAMPIONSHIPS Way in a personal-best time of 400m --- 1:02.39 1:02.39. 500m 1:18.58 --- 800m 2:26.73 --- Personal: Daughter of Judy Greener and Jim Fink...graduated 2003-04: [Indoors] -- Jumped a personal-best height of 11’9 3/4” to win from The Hun School of Princeton...won varsity letters for track and the pole vault at the Bison Open...equaled best jump to finish third at the Patriot League Championships...ranks third on Bucknell’s all-time soccer...soccer and track captain...management major. list...finished second at the National Pole Vault Summit in Reno, Nev. Personal Bests (10’10”). [Outdoors] -- Won the Pa- MARJORIE GRAP • SO (I) (O) triot League title in the pole vault with 60m 8.55 --- VAN ETTEN, N.Y. a jump of 12’3 1/2”...jumped a per- 100m --- 13.22 sonal best of 12’4” at the NCAA Re- 200m 28.75 28.42 SPENCER-VAN ETTEN gional Championships...best height pole vault11’9 3/4” (AT: 3) 12’4” (AT: 2) THROWS ranks second on the all-time outdoor list. Personal: Daughter of Ronald and Rhonda Hall...graduated from Rising 2003-04: [Indoors] -- Named “Rookie of the Year” for the 2004 indoor and Sun...won varsity letters for track...leading point scorer in 2003...unde- outdoor seasons...finished third in the shot put and weight throw at the clared major. Patriot League Championships with personal-best throws of 44’6 3/4” in the shot put and 54’4 3/4” in the weight throw...best mark in the REHANA LANEWALA • SR weight throw is a Bucknell school Personal Bests FLEMINGTON, N.J. record...personal-record throw in (I) (O) discus --- 137’11” (AT: 6) HUNTERDON CENTRAL REG. the shot put is ranked second all- hammer --- 159’5” (AT: 5) time...earned victories in the shot shot put 44’6 3/4” (AT: 2) 44’9 1/2” (AT: 2) SPRINTS put at both the Gulden Relays weight 54’4 3/4” (AT: 1) --- (42’7) and the Rhode Island In- vitational (42’9). [Outdoors] -- Scored points for Bucknell in all three events 2003-04: [Indoors] -- Finished fourth in the final heat (26.28) and first in she competed in at the Patriot League Championships by finishing third in the shot put (44’9 1/2”), fourth in the discus (137’11”) and sixth in the her preliminary heat (25.95) of the 200m at the Patriot League hammer throw (159’5”)...all three performances were personal-best throws Championships...placed third in the 400m (58.66) at the PL Champion- ships. [Outdoors] -- Ran 25.99 and marks on Bucknell’s top-ten lists...ranks eighth in the hammer, sixth for 200m to place fourth in the in the discus and second in the shot put in the all-time records. Patriot League Championships Personal Bests Personal: Daughter of Hans and Bonnie Grap...graduated from Spen- (I) (O) cer Van Etten...won varsity letters for track and volleyball...New York ...also competed in the 100m 55m 7.54 --- state champion in shot put and discus...undeclared major. throughout the season ... high- 60m 8.24 (AT: 6) --- est 100m finish was fourth at 100m --- 12.47 (AT: 8) the Bucknell Five-Way (12.71). 200m 25.72 (AT: 3) 25.11 (AT: 5) 2002-03: [Indoors] -- Competed 400m 57.59 (AT: 5) 57.02 (AT: 4) SARAH GROMAN • SO in the 200m in three meets, in- 500m 1:20.12 --- OM cluding the Patriot League 4x100 --- 48.06 (AT: 1) 4x200 --- 1:43.42 (AT: 1) .C HOLLISTER, CALIF. Championships, where she fin- 4x400 3:49.84 (AT: 3) 3:47.09 (AT: 1) SAN BENITO ished third (25.89) ... also ran DMR 11:35.10 (AT: 1) --- the 55m in the Blue and Orange JUMPS Open. [Outdoors] -- Ran the 100m, 200m, and 400m across four events, including the PL Champion- ships where she ran the 100m (6th, 12.93) and 200m. 2001-02: [Indoors] 2003-04: [Indoors] -- Jumped a personal-best leap of 5’3” to finish tied for -- First in 200m (25.73) and third in 400m (57.59) during PL Champion- ships. [Outdoors] -- Third in both 200m and 400m with times of 25.11 and

KNELLBISON first in the high jump at the Bison 57.02, respectively at the outdoor PL Championships... assisted in setting Open...equaled personal-best to tie Personal Bests for second place at the Patriot (I) (O) a new school record in the 4x400 with a time of 3:47.09 at the Bucknell 60m 8.99 --- Quadrangular. .BUC League Championships. [Outdoors] -- Recorded an outdoor-best mark of high jump 5’3” 5’1” (AT: 10) Personal: Daughter of Saify and Martha Lanewala... graduated from 5’1” at the Maryland Invitational...tied long jump --- 15’6 1/4” Hunterdon Central Regional High School... won a total of nine varsity let- for tenth place in Bucknell’s all-time- ters in soccer and track...brother is a senior at Bucknell... economics major. WWW

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ANGELA McFARLAND • SR LIZ PENDLETON • SR

ANS GETTYSBURG, PA. WOOD-RIDGE, N.J. NEW OXFORD WOOD-RIDGE THROWS THROWS AMERIC -

2003-04: [Indoors] -- Placed sixth in the weight throw at the Patriot League 2003-04: Did not compete during the 2003-04 season. 2002-03: [Indoors] Championships...highest finish was second in the weight throw at the Bi- -- Threw the weight in eight events, winning the Bucknell Winter Classic son Opener. [Outdoors] -- Scored in the hammer (2nd, 170’9”), discus with a throw of 50’2 1/2” ... recorded her personal record at the Patriot (3rd, 124’6”) and shot put (36’6 1/4”) at the Patriot League League Championships with a throw of Championships...threw a personal best 173’1” in the hammer at the ECAC 50’10”, good for a third-place finish. Personal Bests Championships...her best throw ranks second all-time for Bucknell...won [Outdoors] -- Threw the hammer in three (I) (O) ADEMIC ALL the hammer throw at the Jim Thorpe Invitational at Penn State. 2002-03: meets and the discus in two of those weight 50’10” (AT: 5) --- C [Indoors] -- Competed in the weight throw and the shot put throughout the meets ... threw the hammer in the PL shot put 34’25” --- indoor season and into the Patriot League finals ... won the weight event Championships, placing 12th. 2001-02: discus --- 137’ (AT: 10)

7 A hammer --- 140’’7.5”

0 at the Bucknell Octagonal with a throw of 48’3 1/4” ... placed fifth in the [Indoors] -- At PL Championships threw

1 weight (48’5 1/2”) and eighth in the shot put at the league finals. [Out- the weight 47’4 1/4” to place fifth. [Out- doors] -- Threw the discus, shot put, and hammer outdoors, competing in doors] -- Threw the discus and placed fourth with a 137’ at PL Champion- the latter two at the league finals ... won the hammer competition twice, ships ... threw the hammer at the Bucknell Open with a season best including at the 140’7 1/2”. Susquehanna Invita- Personal: Daughter of Susan Wood and Herbert Pendleton…graduated Personal Bests tional (168’3”) and at the (I) (O) from Wood-Ridge High School … earned eight letters including four in College of New Jersey shot put 41’0 1/4” 38’10 1/4” basketball and four in track … named MVP in both track and field and meet (140’)...qualified weight 50’1/2” (AT: 8) --- basketball … three time NJ state sectional champion and Group 1 State for the ECAC meet in discus --- 135’5” (AT: 9) Champion in discus … political science major. the hammer throw... hammer --- 173’1” (AT: 2) placed seventh in the hammer and 10th in the NINA REINHARDT • SO shot put at the PL finals. 2001-02: [Indoors] -- Threw the weight, hammer, NORTHPORT, N.Y. or the shot put in five meets during the indoor season. [Outdoors] -- Threw the hammer, discus, and shot put outdoors, competing in the latter two in NORTHPORT the league finals ... won the hammer at the Susquehanna Invitiational MULTI-EVENT with a throw of 133’5”. Personal: Daughter of David and Camille McFarland ... earned four letters in track and field and three letters in field hockey at New Oxford High 2003-04: [Indoors] -- Competed in the pentathlon...scored a personal- in New Oxford, Pa. ... field hockey team’s Most Valuable Player ... mem- best score of 2,878 points at the Pa- ber of York and Adams County Hall of Fame ... state medalist throughout triot League Championships...won high school field events ... elementary education major. the pentathlon long jump at the PL Personal Bests (I) (O) Championships. [Outdoors] -- Com- 55mHH 8.98 --- LAURA NAGY • SR peted in the heptathlon at the Bison 60m hurdles 9.55 --- Outdoor Classic and the Patriot 100mH --- 15.27 MONTVALE, N.J. League Championships...finished 200m 27.60 26.88 PASCACK HILLS first in the heptathlon long jump at 800m 2:51.61 2:46.59 both competitions including a per- high jump 4’9” 4’7 3/4” MID-DISTANCE sonal-best leap of 17’5 1/2” at the PL long jump 17’8” 17’5 1/2” javelin --- 67’6” Championships. shot put 33’ 3/4” 29’9 1/4” Personal: Daughter of Doris and pentathlon 2,878 pts --- Raymond Reinhardt...graduated heptathlon --- 3,754 pts

2003-04: [Indoors] -- Ran a season-best time of 1:21.11 in the 500m at from Northport...won varsity letters WWW the Penn State Octagonal...clocked a season-best time of 2:21.67 in the for track and field ... team captain in 2002 and 2003...undeclared major. 800m at the Patriot League Championships. [Outdoors] -- Member of 4x800m squad that holds the second best time on Bucknell’s all-time Personal Bests .BUC top-ten list (8:58.11)...highest indi- (I) (O) CHRISTA SAWKO • SO vidual finish was fifth with a personal- 500m 1:21.11 ---

MONTOURSVILLE, PA. KNELLBISON best time of 2:18.89 in the 800m at 800m 2:21.67 2:18.89 the Penn State Open...competed in 4x800 --- 8:58.11 (AT: 2) MONTOURSVILLE AREA the 800m at the Patriot League MID-DISTANCE/HURDLES Championships. 2002-03: [Indoors] -- Set a personal-record time of 1:21.10 in the 500m at the Patriot League Championships. [Outdoors] -- Ran 2:19.58 in the 800m at the Patriot League Championships, a season-best mark. 2001-2002: [Indoors] -- 2003-04: [Indoors] -- Won the Patriot League title in the 800m in a per-

Ran the 400m at several competitions. [Outdoors] -- Competed in the sonal-best time of 2:15.18...her time ranks fifth all-time for Bucknell in the .C 800m throughout the outdoor season.

event...won the 1000m at the Bucknell Winter Classic in a time of 2:57.56, OM Personal: Daughter of Barbara and Alexander Nagy...graduated from a personal-best and eighth-best all-time for Bucknell. [Outdoors] -- Quali- Pascack Hills High School...won seven varsity letters for indoor and outdoor track...majoring in elementary education. 26 2004-05 BUCKNELL CROSS COUNTRY/TRACK & FIELD WOMEN’S TRACK & FIELD PROFILES FIRST NATIONALLY IN GRADUATION RATES

fied for the Junior National Championships in the 400m-hurdles...placed 46 P third in the 400m-hurdles at the Pa- SARAH VANDENBROEK • SO triot League Championships...her Personal Bests HYDE PARK, N.Y. A time of 1:03.12 is fourth on (I) (O) TRIO Bucknell’s top-ten list...ran a per- 400m-H --- 1:03.12 (AT: 4) ROOSEVELT sonal-best 2:14.18 in the 800m at 800m 2:15.18 (AT: 5) 2:14.18 (AT: 5) 1000m 2:57.56 (AT: 5) --- SPRINTS the Duke Invitational, good enough 1500m --- 4:52.43 T LEA for fifth-best all-time for steeplechase --- 11:48.04 (AT: 8) Bucknell...finished first in the 1500m 4x800 --- 8:58.11 (AT 2)

at the Jim Thorpe Invitational 2003-04: [Indoors] -- Ran best 200m GUE C (4:52.43)....member of 4x800m squad that holds the second best time on (26.27) time to finish fifth at the Pa- Personal Bests Bucknell’s all-time top-ten list (8:58.11). (I) (O) triot League Championships...placed 60m 8.22 --- Personal: Daughter of Mike and Pat Sawko...graduated from first in her heat of the 200m at the 100m --- 12.66

Montoursville High School...won varsity letters for soccer, cross country Bucknell Octagonal. [Outdoors] -- 200m 26.27 26.08 HAMPIONSHIPS and track...all-state in track...undeclared major. Finished sixth in the 200m at the Pa- 400m 1:00.57 --- triot League Championships...ran a personal-best time of 26.08 in the CATHERINE TRENTACOSTE •SO 200m at the Penn State Open. Personal: Daughter of Donald and Barbara VandenBroek...graduated GARDEN CITY, N.Y. from F.D. Roosevelt High School...won letters for field hockey and win- GARDEN CITY ter and spring track...winter and spring track captain...management major. HURDLES

2003-04: [Indoors] -- Finished first LEADERS ON THE FIELD AND IN THE CLASSROOM in her heat of the 200m at the Personal Bests (I) (O) Bucknell led the Patriot League in the number of athletes on the 2003-04 Bucknell Winter Classic 55mHH 9.01 --- (27.18)...ran a personal-best time 60m hurdles9.26 (AT: 6) --- Patriot League Academic Honor Roll, which cites student-athletes with a of 9.26 in the 60m hurdles at the 100mH --- 15.24 G.P.A. of 3.20 or better during the semester coinciding with his/her sport. Patriot League Championships. 400mH --- 1:05.09 Bucknell posted 313 athletes to the honor roll, nearly twice as many as [Outdoors] -- Placed sixth in the 60m 8.26 (AT: 7) --- the next best team, Holy Cross, with 188 student-athletes. Seventy-eight 100m hurdles at the Patriot League 200m 27.18 --- cross country and track and field members made the honor roll in ’03-04: Championships (15.78)...finished 400m 1:02.66 --- second in the 400m hurdles at the NAME MAJOR(s) NAME MAJOR(s) Bucknell Five-Way in a personal-best time of 1:05.09. Kat Allen Management Erin Lee Management Jeffery Arek Management Jamie Lilien Elem. Ed. Personal: Daughter of Joseph and Elaine Trentacoste...graduated from Katherine Balentine Undeclared Jen Malcolm Biochemistry Garden City High School...won varsity letters for winter and spring Lindsey Biller Undeclared Jennifer Marsh Biology track...all-state spring track 2002...majoring in mathematics. Kathleen Bishop Biochemistry Sean McCarthy Civil Engin. Abby Bouzan-Kaloustian Biology Angela McFarland Elem. Ed. Melanie Buczko Undeclared Justin McKnight European Hist. Kevin Brown Economics Robin Meling English Cecily Cairns English Michael Mellas Theater ERIN TURNER-BYFIELD • JR Amy Calvo Management Laura Nagy Elem. Ed. Cindy Carlson Animal Behavior Ryan Newberger European Hist. FREEHOLD, N.J. Melissa Carman Elem. Ed. Ryan Newcom Management Mark Caroleo Accounting Martin Nocera Mech. Engin. FREEHOLD Alison Cole Antropology Jennifer O’Connor Elem Ed. Gregory Costello Management Chris Petillo Undeclared SPRINTS Justin Crane Accounting Katherine Pfeifer Int’l Relations Michael Delaney Geography Thomas Prochilo Accounting Steven DiLemme Undeclared Kelly Raffety Mathematics William Duffy Accounting Wes Reinhardt Chem. Engin. 2003-04: [Indoors] -- Competed only in the first two indoor meets of the Christopher Edwards Civil Eng. Brandon Risser Political Sci. season. [Outdoors] -- Did not compete during the outdoor season. 2002- Koran Evans Economics Travis Rivers English 03: [Indoors] -- Set personal record of Mariel Fink Undeclared Gustav Rodewald Computer Eng.

OM Drew Folk Chemistry Meredith Saggers Biochemistry Personal Bests 7.45 and placed fifth in the 55m at the Dan Frake Accounting Linda Sanders Psychology .C Patriot League Championships ... set (I) (O) Jamie Gow Int’l Relations Christa Sawko Undeclared 55m 7.45 (AT: 9) --- personal marks in the 60m (8.19) and Robert Gradoville Mech. Engin. Laura Schaffer Elem. Ed. 60m 8.19 (AT: 3) --- 200m (26.92) at the Kent State Invita- Jesse Graytock Management Carl Schimdt Physics 100m --- 13.00 Alan Gretzinger Accounting Ellen Shepstone Undeclared tional. [Outdoors] -- Competed in the 200m 26.92 27.35 Eric Guja Undeclared Gwendolyn Soult Sociology 100m dash at the PL Championships ... SMR 4:22.52 (AT: 2) --- Robert Haferd Undeclared Christina Stamoolis Biochemistry set personal record of 13 seconds at the Angie Hall Undeclared Jennifer Stevens Undeclared Bison Outdoor Classic. 2001-02: [Indoors] -- Recorded season bests at Aaron Hanlon Political Science Emory Strother Management Eric Harbison Undeclared Adam Syty Undeclared the PL Championships in 55m (7.59) and 200m (27.10). [Outdoors] -- KNELLBISON Hannah Iroin Elem. Ed. Catherine Trentacoste Mathematics Ran the 100m dash in 13.07 at the Raleigh Relays to mark season best. Julie Jakoboski Mech. Engin. Erin Turner-Byfield Accounting Personal: Daughter of Stacia and John Turner-Byfield…graduated from Joshua Kaehler Civil Engin. Rachel Tutmaher Physics Stephanie Keller Biochemistry Sarah VandenBroek Undeclared

.BUC Freehold Boro High School … earned 11 varsity letters, including eight Rehana Lanewala Economics Eliot Weinstein Music between indoor and outdoor track and three in soccer … county track Alexander Lash Computer Eng. Kearah Westerman Undeclared champion in 100m and 200m … all county, district and state honors … accounting major. (2004-05 returnees in bold) WWW

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2004 Patriot League Indoor 2004 Patriot League Outdoor

ANS Men’s Track & Field Championships • Feb. 20-22 Men’s Track & Field Championships • Apr. 30- May 1 Gerhard Fieldhouse • Bucknell University Shea Stadium • United States Military Academy High Jump Final Team Scores 4. Carmody (N) ...... 8:28.29 Final Team Scores 1. Weaver (Ar.) ...... 6’8 1/4” 1. Navy ...... 177.75 5. Hampson (Le.) ...... 8:28.53 1. Army ...... 228 2. White (N) ...... 6’6 1/4” 2. Army ...... 175.75 6. McAdie (Am.) ...... 8:28.71 2. Navy...... 169 3. Herron (N) ...... 6’6 1/4”

AMERIC 3. Bucknell ...... 68.75 3. Bucknell ...... 84 - 4. Manzo (Ar.) ...... 6’4 1/4” 4. American ...... 61 5,000-Meter Run 4. American ...... 69 5. Pool (N) ...... 6’4 1/4” 5. Lehigh ...... 59.75 1. Seymour (Am.) ...... 14:34.25 5. Lafayette ...... 66 6. Folk (B) ...... 6’4 1/4” 6. Lafayette ...... 54 2. Costello (B) ...... 14:35.33 6. Lehigh...... 43 7. Colgate ...... 20 3. McAdie (Am.) ...... 14:39.37 7. Holy Cross ...... 24 Long Jump 8. Holy Cross ...... 3 4. Strozier (Ar.) ...... 14:42.02 8. Colgate ...... 5 1. Weaver (Ar.) [PL Record] .....25’10 1/4” 5. Burford (Am.) ...... 14:50.49 2. Powell (B) ...... 24’10 1/2” Heptathlon 6. Swanson (Le.) ...... 14:52.08 100-Meter Dash 3. Mejia (Ar.) ...... 23’5 1/2” 1. Manzo (Ar.) [PLC Record] ...... 4979 1. Morrison (La.) ...... 10.64 4. Clark (Ar.) ...... 22’10 3/4” 2. Malek (Le.) ...... 4836 High Jump 2. Evans (Le.) ...... 10.71 5. Vincent (Le.) ...... 22’10 3/4” 3. Powell (B) ...... 10.92 6. Strother (B) ...... 22’3 3/4” ADEMIC ALL 3. Mellas (B) ...... 4651 1. Manzo (Ar.) ...... 6’9” 4. Hunt (N) ...... 4468 4. Hines (N) ...... 10.93

C 2. Herron (N) ...... 6’9” 5. Viriglio (HC) ...... 4352 5. Nixon (La.) ...... 11.08 Triple Jump 3. White (N) ...... 6’7” 1. Weaver (Ar.) [PL Record] ...... 53’0 1/4” 6. Percopo (Le.) ...... 4227 6. Brazier (N) ...... 11.08 4. Pool (N) ...... 6’7” 2. Harrison (Ar.) ...... 49’3” 7 A 5. Weaver (Ar.) ...... 6’7” 3. Mellas (B) ...... 46’6 3/4” 0 200-Meter Dash 60-Meter Dash 6. Malek (Le.) ...... 6’7”

1 4. Vincent (Le.) ...... 45’1” 1. Evans (Le.) [PLC Record] ...... 6.86 1. Evans (Le.) ...... 21.39 2. Porter (N) ...... 21.56 5. Novotny (B) ...... 44’8 3/4” 2. Hines (N) ...... 6.95 Long Jump 3. Morrison (N) ...... 21.57 6. Bennett (B) ...... 44’8 1/4” 3. Strada (La.) ...... 6.98 1. Weaver (Ar.) [PLC Record] ...... 24’9” 4. Powell (B) ...... 21.59 4. Pope (Le.) ...... 7.01 2. Powell (B) ...... 24’5 1/2” 5. Hines (N) ...... 21.90 Pole Vault 5. White (Ar.) ...... 7.02 3. Vincent (Le.) ...... 23’2” 6. Newberger (B) ...... 21.93 1. Keaton (Ar.) ...... 16’0 3/4” 6. Brazier (N) ...... 7.04 4. Moore (C) ...... 22’10 3/4” 2. Sparks (N) ...... 16’0 3/4” 5. Morgan (N) ...... 22’9 3/4” 400-Meter Dash 3. Stephens (N) ...... 15’7” 200-Meter Dash 6. Clark (Ar.) ...... 22’3 1/2” 1. Porter (N) [PL Record] ...... 47.00 4. Marion (Ar.) ...... 15’7” 1. Porter (N) ...... 21.91 2. Green (N) ...... 48.57 5. Lobdell (Ar.) ...... 14’7 1/4” 2. Powell (B) ...... 22.19 Triple Jump 3. Kelso (Ar.) ...... 48.82 6. Ohm (Le.) ...... 14’1 1/4” 3. Evans (Le.) ...... 22.22 1. Weaver (Ar.) ...... 49’6 1/4” 4. Ayers (Ar.) ...... 49.02 4. Braud (Ar.) ...... 22.34 2. Vincent (Le.) ...... 46’11 1/2” 5. Frehulfer (Ar.) ...... 49.04 Hammer 5. Hines (N) ...... 22.35 3. Ekema-Agbaw (La.) ...... 46’4” 6. Braud (Ar.) ...... 49.44 1. Schmitt (Ar.) ...... 195’2” 6. Brazier (N) ...... 22.40 4. Sejour (La.) ...... 46’2 3/4” 2. Lufkin (N) ...... 192’4” 3. Hatalla (Ar.) ...... 174’6” 5. Bonham (Ar.) ...... 44’9 1/2” 800-Meter Run 400-Meter Dash 1. Duffy (Am.) ...... 1:52.19 4. Phelan (HC) ...... 173’6” 6. Mellas (B) ...... 44’4 3/4” 5. DeGregorio (La.) ...... 168’6” 1. Porter (N) [PLC Record] ...... 48.48 2. Kennedy (La.) ...... 1:52.17 3. Corona (Ar.) ...... 1:52.61 6. Michael (N) ...... 167’5” 2. Powell (B) ...... 49.83 Pole Vault 4. Gaeta (Ar.) ...... 1:52.81 3. Ayers (Ar.) ...... 49.87 1. Keaton (Ar.) ...... 16’2 3/4” 5. Haag (Ar.) ...... 1:52.94 Discus 4. Green (N) ...... 49.96 2. Stephens (N) ...... 15’9” 6. Sink (N) ...... 1:53.13 1. Michael (N) ...... 178’1” 5. Braud (Ar.) ...... 49.98 3. Marion (Ar.) ...... 15’3” 2. Henclewood (HC) ...... 177’6” 6. Lynn (Le.) ...... 50.92 T4. McMahon (Ar.) ...... 14’9” 1,500-Meter Run 3. Eleyae (Ar.) ...... 170’9” T4. Durrum (N) ...... 14’9” 1. Duffy (Am.) ...... 3:47.22 4. Pendleton (Ar.) ...... 169’8” 500-Meter Dash T4. Arek (B) ...... 14’9” 2. Sakala (Ar.) ...... 3:47.98 5. Wells (Ar.) ...... 166’0” 1. Brye (N) ...... 1:05.71 T4. Ohm (Le.) ...... 14’9” 3. Sink (N) ...... 3:48.11 6. Buerstatte (Ar.) ...... 159’11” 2. Hopper (Ar.) ...... 1:05.83 4. Gaeta (Am.) ...... 3:52.63 3. Jackson (La.) ...... 1:06.04 35-lb. Weight 5. Lanz (Am.) ...... 3:54.89 Javelin 4. Kelso (Ar.) ...... 1:06.09 1. Schmitt (Ar.) ...... 56’11 1/2” 6. McCann (N) ...... 3:55.24 1. Burke (Ar.) ...... 222’10” 5. Corona (Ar.) ...... 1:06.78 2. Michel (N) ...... 55’4 1/4” 2. Woerth (Ar.) ...... 208’9” 6. Thompson (N) ...... 1:06.91 3. Rowe (La.) ...... 55’3 1/2” 110-Meter High Hurdles 3. Obrock (N) ...... 204’1” 1. Ekundayo (N) ...... 14.88 4. Smartt (Ar.) ...... 202’5” 4. Lufkin (N) ...... 55’ 1/4” 5. Nulk (Ar.) ...... 194’2” 800-Meter Run 5. Eleyae (Ar.) ...... 54’7 1/2” 2. Carey (La.) ...... 15.05 3. Hopper (Ar.) ...... 15.07 6. Kaehler (B) ...... 189’4” 1. Haag (Ar.) ...... 1:53.63 6. Buerstatte (Ar.) ...... 53’4 1/2” 2. Hanlon (B) ...... 1:54.19 4. Scarborough (N) ...... 15.19 5. Rainey (N) ...... 15.25 Shot Put 3. Taveras (N) ...... 1:54.98 Shot Put 6. MacFeeters (B) ...... 15.96 1. Michael (N) ...... 49’3” 4. Walsh (B) ...... 1:55.36 1. Auguscinski (C) ...... 51’5 3/4” 2. Jones (La.) ...... 51’4 1/4” 5. Migliore (Ar.) ...... 1:56.35 2. Lufkin (N) ...... 49’10 1/2” 400-Meter Int. Hurdles 3. Lufkin (N) ...... 50’11 1/2” 6. Barrett (C) ...... 1:57.44 3. Wells (Ar.) ...... 49’9 3/4” 1. Jackson (La.) ...... 53.12 4. Wells (Ar.) ...... 50’0 3/4” 4. Jones (La.) ...... 49’8 1/4” 2. Hopper (Ar.) ...... 53.56 5. DeGregorio (La.) ...... 48’4 3/4” 1,000-Meter Run 5. Buerstatte (Ar.) ...... 49’ 3/4” 3. Bonham (Ar.) ...... 54.93 6. Henclewood (HC) ...... 47’7 1/4” 1. Schmidt (N) ...... 2:30.03 6. Nathaniel (N) ...... 48’8 3/4” 4. Spletzer (N) ...... 54.58 2. Duffy (Am.) ...... 2:30.91 5. Laughary (N) ...... 55.99 Decathlon 3. Kennedy (La.) ...... 2:31.75 4x400-Meter Relay 6. Brye (N) ...... 56.39 1. Malek (Le.) ...... 6,460

4. Heely (Ar.) ...... 2:32.88 1. Navy [PLC Record] ...... 3:17.11 2. Mellas (B) ...... 6,209 WWW 5. Gillespie (C) ...... 2:33.05 2. Army ...... 3:20.28 3,000-Meter Steeplechase 3. Virgilio (HC) ...... 5,964 6. McDonough (La.) ...... 2:33.11 3. Lafayette ...... 3:23.26 1. Heely (Ar.) ...... 9:07.06 4. Percopo (Le.) ...... 5,909 4. Bucknell ...... 3:25.54 2. Glaser (N) ...... 9:18.01 5. Manzo (Ar.) ...... 5,690 6. McLaughlin (B) ...... 4,876 60-Meter Hurdles 5. Lehigh ...... 3:26.07 3. Reiter (Ar.) ...... 9:21.15 1. Ekundayo (N) [PL Record] ...... 8.09 4. Smead (Ar.) ...... 9:21.62 .BUC 6. Holy Cross ...... 3:27.25 4x100-Meter Relay (top 3) 2. Hopper (Ar.) ...... 8.223 5. Di Nuzzo (C) ...... 9:27.18 6. Swift (Le.) ...... 9:27.46 1. Navy...... 41.17 3. Scarborough (N) ...... 8.225 4x800-Meter Relay 2. Bucknell ...... 41.76 4. Carey (La.) ...... 8.229 1. Navy [PLC Record] ...... 7:33.74 3. Army ...... 42.15 5,000-Meter Run KNELLBISON 5. Rainey (N) ...... 8.28 2. American ...... 7:34.21 1. Seymour (Am.) ...... 14:44.49 6. Manzo (Ar.) ...... 8.53 3. Army ...... 7:37.44 2. Strozier (Ar.) ...... 14:45.34 4x400-Meter Relay (top 3) 4. Lafayette ...... 7:39.75 3. McAdie (Am.) ...... 14:45.91 1. Army ...... 3:14.52 Mile 5. Bucknell ...... 7:44.33 4. Costello (B) ...... 14:45.97 2. Lafayette ...... 3:14.75 1. Sakala (Ar.) ...... 4:09.99 6. Colgate ...... 7:47.63 5. Di Nuzzo (C) ...... 14:57.39 3. Navy...... 3:17.02 2. Gaeta (Am.) ...... 4:10.01 6. Burford (Am.) ...... 14:58.97 3. Sink (N) ...... 4:11.23 DMR 4x800-Meter Relay (top 3) 4. Heely (Ar.) ...... 4:12.87 1. Navy ...... 9:55.86 10,000-Meter Run 1. American ...... 7:30.25 5. McCann (N) ...... 4:13.56 2. American ...... 10:00.47 1. Seymour (Am.) [PL Record] ...30:41.20 2. Army ...... 7:35.11 6. Strozier (Ar.) ...... 4:17.10 3. Army ...... 10:19.38 2. Costello (B) ...... 30:50.60 3. Navy...... 7:38.48 4. Bucknell ...... 10:24.17 3. Lounsbury (B) ...... 31:18.40 .C 3,000-Meter Run 5. Colgate ...... 10:27.82 4. Eckstrand (N) ...... 31:24.39 OM 1. Seymour (Am.) ...... 8:22.14 6. Lafayette ...... 10:31.54 5. Hampson (Le.) ...... 31:36.40 2. Vientos (Le.) ...... 8:27.67 6. Krong (C) ...... 31:39.10 3. Costello (B) ...... 8:27.86

28 2004-05 BUCKNELL CROSS COUNTRY/TRACK & FIELD PATRIOT LEAGUE INDOOR/OUTDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS FIRST NATIONALLY IN GRADUATION RATES 46 P 2004 Patriot League Indoor 2004 Patriot League Outdoor Women’s Track & Field Championships • Feb. 20-22 Women’s Track & Field Championships • Apr. 30-May 1 A

Gerhard Fieldhouse • Bucknell University Shea Stadium • United States Military Academy TRIO

Final Team Scores 3. Hajec (Ar.) ...... 10:21.91 Final Team Scores 4. Halloran (B) ...... 10:22.04 1. Bucknell ...... 198 1. Bucknell ...... 182 High Jump T LEA 5. Pfeifer (B) ...... 10:22.10 2. Navy...... 104 2. Army ...... 160 1. O’Hagan (C) ...... 5’5” 3. Army ...... 100 6. Luebbe (Le.) ...... 10:23.54 3. Navy...... 144 2. Fayanjuola (B) ...... 5’3” 4. Lehigh...... 62 4. Lehigh...... 56 Edwards (Le.) ...... 5’3” 5. American ...... 56 5,000-Meter Run Lafayette ...... 56 4. Hessler (Le.) ...... 5’3” 6. Lafayette ...... 44 1. Whicher (C) ...... 17:27.03 6. American ...... 42 5. Dukatz (Le.) ...... 5’3” GUE C 7. Colgate ...... 41 2. Hajec (Ar.) ...... 17:44.38 7. Colgate ...... 36 6. Walls (Ar.) ...... 5’1” 8. Holy Cross ...... 15 3. Urick (Ar.) ...... 17:52.85 8. Holy Cross ...... 6 4. Pfeifer (B) ...... 17:56.52 Pole Vault 1. Hall (B) [PL Record] ...... 12’3 1/2” Pentathlon 5. Luebbe (Le.) ...... 18:12.13 100-Meter Dash 6. Cole (B)...... 18:12.50 2. Buczko (B) ...... 12’3 1/2” HAMPIONSHIPS 1. Lowe (Le.) ...... 3247 1. Fayanjuola (B) ...... 12.44 3. Baker (N) ...... 11’9 3/4” 2. White (La.) ...... 3179 2. Martin (Ar.) ...... 12.62 4. Terry (N) ...... 11’3 3/4” 3. Frederick (B) ...... 3098 High Jump 3. Forsythe (N) ...... 12.65 5. Szkwarko (La.) ...... 11’3 3/4” 4. Hesler (Le.) ...... 3078 1. Hessler (Le.) ...... 5’7” 4. Peebles (Ar.) ...... 12.71 6. Andrews (N) ...... 10’10” 5. Todman (B) ...... 3045 T2. Groman (B) ...... 5’3” 5. Hinsch (Le.) ...... 12.95 6. Quince (C) ...... 3008 T2. O’Hagan (C) ...... 5’3” 6. Rhodes (Le.) ...... 12.96 Long Jump 4. Fayanjuola (B) ...... 5’1” 1. Fayanjuola (B) [PL Record] ...... 19’8 1/4” 5. Pizza (Ar.) ...... 5’1” 200-Meter Dash 2. Hinsch (Le.) ...... 19’0 1/2” 60-Meter Dash 1. Forsythe (N) ...... 25.45 1. Fayanjuola (B) [PL Record] .... 7.75 6. Grob (N) ...... 4’11” 3. Schiller (N) ...... 18’11 1/4” 2. Aplon (Ar.) ...... 25.56 4. Martin (Ar.) ...... 18’10 1/2” 2. Forsythe (N) ...... 7.78 3. Peebles (Ar.) ...... 25.90 Long Jump 5. Germain (C) ...... 18’7 3/4” 3. Venable-Thomas (Ar.) ...... 7.90 4. Lanewala (B) ...... 25.99 6. Montegary (Le.) ...... 18’3 1/4” 4. Germain (C) ...... 7.98 1. Fayanjuola (B) ...... 18’8 3/4” 5. Scotidas (N) ...... 26.14 2. Hinch (Le.) ...... 17’11 3/4” 5. Perez (Ar.) ...... 8.00 6. VandenBroek (B) ...... 26.24 Triple Jump 3. Germain (C) ...... 17’6 1/4” 6. Peebles (Ar.) ...... 8.035 1. Doty (B) ...... 38’11” 4. Fatigati (Le.) ...... 17’6” 400-Meter Dash 2. Bricker (B) ...... 38’5 1/2” 200-Meter Dash 5. Schiller (N) ...... 17’5 1/2” 1. Davis (N) ...... 55.59 3. Schiller (N) ...... 37’7 1/4” 1. Davis (N) ...... 25.23 6. Eubanks (Ar.) ...... 17’5 1/2” 2. Calvo (B) ...... 57.13 4. Meling (B) ...... 37’6 3/4” 3. Boley (B) ...... 57.36 2. Venable-Thomas (Ar.) ...... 25.43 5. Hinsch (Le.) ...... 36’1 1/2” 4. Hallowell (La.) ...... 57.83 3. Forsythe (N) ...... 25.46 Triple Jump 6. Perez (Ar.) ...... 36’1 1/4” 5. Bosserman (La.) ...... 58.27 4. Montegary (Le.) ...... 26.03 1. Doty (B) ...... 38’10 1/2” 6. Aplon (Ar.) ...... 58.38 Hammer 5. VandenBroek (B) ...... 26.27 2. Bricker (B) ...... 37’10 1/2” 1. Garcia (B) [PL Record] ...... 202’8” 6. Still (N) ...... 26.29 3. Hinch (Le.) ...... 36’10 1/2” 800-Meter Run 2. Leatherman (N) ...... 191’5” 4. Lowe (Le.) ...... 36’4 1/2” 1. Carlstrom (Am.) ...... 2:11.95 5. Gandy (N) ...... 36’2 3/4” 3. Madden (HC) ...... 178’2” 400-Meter Dash 2. Christoforo (C) ...... 2:14.92 4. McFarland (B) ...... 173’0” 1. Calvo (B) ...... 57.78 6. Perez (Ar.) ...... 36’2 1/4” 3. Cole (Ar.) ...... 2:15.55 5. Lee (B) ...... 163’7” 2. Boley (B) ...... 58.07 4. Wharton (Am.) ...... 2:15.95 6. Grap (B) ...... 159’5” 3. Lanewala (B) ...... 58.66 Pole Vault 5. Bricker (B) ...... 2:17.30 4. Aplon (Ar.) ...... 58.77 1. Buczko (B) ...... 12’3 1/2” 6. Welby (Le.) ...... 2:17.72 Discus 5. Evangelista (La.) ...... 59.13 2. Andrews (N) ...... 11’9 3/4” 1. Leatherman (N) [PL Record] ...... 156’2” 3. Hall (B) ...... 11’9 3/4” 1,500-Meter Run 2. Fields (Ar.) ...... 154’4” 6. Rybas (La.) ...... 59.39 1. Carlstrom (Am.) ...... 4:27.88 3. Szkwarko (La.) ...... 11’3 3/4” 3. Lawton (Ar.) ...... 153’1” 2. Urick (Ar.) ...... 4:33.16 500-Meter Dash 5. Baker (N) ...... 11’3 3/4” 4. Grap (B) ...... 137’11” 3. Marsh (B) ...... 4:39.29 5. McFarland (B) ...... 135’2” 1. Davis (N) [PL Record] ...... 1:12.64 6. Fallon (HC) ...... 10’10” 4. Taylor (Am.) ...... 4:40.57 6. Schaffer (B) ...... 131’6” 2. Hallowell (La.) ...... 1:15.73 5. Clark (Ar.) ...... 4:44.26 20-lb Weight 3. Calvo (B) ...... 1:16.92 6. Tuson (La.) ...... 4:44.37 Javelin 4. Boley (B) ...... 1:17.81 1. Leatherman (N) ...... 59’5 3/4” 1. Weidaw (La.) ...... 130’10” 5. Fink (B) ...... 1:19.26 2. Madden (HC) ...... 55’11 3/4” 3,000-Meter Steeplechase 2. Frederick (B) ...... 129’9” 6. Eubanks (Ar.) ...... 1:19.76 3. Grap (B) ...... 54’4 3/4” 1. Markey (Ar.) ...... 10:57.37 3. Boycan (Ar.) ...... 126’7” 4. Garcia (B) ...... 53’3 1/2” 2. Hajec (Ar.) ...... 10:59.07 4. Fields (Ar.) ...... 126’4” 3. Willard (Le.) ...... 11:14.68 800-Meter Run 5. Schaffer (B) ...... 50’3 1/4” 5. Barrett (Le.) ...... 125’5” 6. McFarland (B) ...... 50’ 1/2” 4. Zielen-Ersing (Ar.) ...... 11:28.31 6. McFarlane (N) ...... 125’5” 1. Sawko (B) ...... 2:15.18 5. Hayes (N) ...... 11:32.31 2. Bricker (B) ...... 2:15.79 6. Carlson (B) ...... 11:35.21 3. Marsh (B) ...... 2:16.44 Shot Put Shot Put 1. Fields (Ar.) [PL Record] ...... 46’11 1/2” 4. Cole (Ar.) ...... 2:16.78 1. Fields (Ar.) [PLC Record] ...... 50’ 1/2” 5,000-Meter Run 2. Leatherman (N) ...... 44’11 3/4” 2. Leatherman (N) ...... 46’11” 5. Christoforo (C) ...... 2:18.69 1. Urick (Ar.) ...... 17:15.90 3. Grap (B) ...... 44’9 1/2” 3. Grap (B) ...... 44’6 3/4” 6. Welby (Le.) ...... 2:18.79 2. Taylor (Am.) ...... 17:31.50 4. Schaffer (B) ...... 43’6” 4. Lawton (Ar.) ...... 42’2 3/4” 3. Hajec (Ar.) ...... 17:52.06 5. Lawton (Ar.) ...... 42’1 1/2” 1,000-Meter Run 5. Shepstone (B) ...... 41’6” 4. Pfeifer (B) ...... 17:56.30 6. Bellamy (La.) ...... 40’9” 1. Wharton (Am.) ...... 2:56.91 6. Schaffer (B) ...... 41’3” 5. Patterson (N) ...... 18:06.69 2. Clark (Ar.) ...... 2:58.00 6. Markey (Ar.) ...... 18:14.68 Heptathlon 3. Demchko (N) ...... 2:58.59 4x400-Meter Relay 1. Still (N) ...... 4,525 1. Lafayette ...... 3:54.21 10,000-Meter Run 2. Hessler (Le.) ...... 4.271 4. Gillis (HC) ...... 2:59.24 1. Whicher (C) [PL Record] ...... 36:34.39 2. Army ...... 3:59.02 3. Todman (B) ...... 4,073 5. Cole (Ar.) ...... 3:00.55 2. Pfeifer (B) ...... 37:02.79 3. Bucknell ...... 4:00.11 4. Quince (C) ...... 4,029 OM 6. Tuson (La.) ...... 3:01.60 3. Patterson (N) ...... 37:36.31 4. Navy...... 4:05.45 5. Pizza (Ar.) ...... 3,998 4. Zielen-Ersing (Ar.) ...... 38:32.02 6. Lowe (Le.) ...... 3,993 .C 60-Meter Hurdles 5. Holy Cross ...... 4:07.90 5. Luebbe (Le.) ...... 38:35.40 6. Lehigh...... 4:11.07 1. Buczko (B) ...... 8.94 6. Whipple (N) ...... 38:35.62 4x100-Meter Relay (top 3) 2. Andrews (N) ...... 8.95 1. Army ...... 47.35 3. Lilien (B) ...... 9.10 4x800-Meter Relay 100-Meter High Hurdles 2. Navy ...... 48.01 4. Lowe (Le.) ...... 9.12 1. Navy...... 9:05.34 1. Andrews (N) ...... 15.17 3. Bucknell ...... 48.08 5. Scotidas (N) ...... 9.20 2. American ...... 9:07.83 2. Scotidas (N) ...... 15.18 3. Amegashie (Ar.) ...... 15.23 6. Still (N) ...... 9.21 3. Bucknell ...... 9:10.58 4x400-Meter Relay (top 3) 4. Lafayette ...... 9:15.31 4. Still (N) ...... 15.44 1. Lafayette ...... 3:50.80 5. Army ...... 9:24.19 5. White (La.) ...... 15.52 2. Navy ...... 3:51.19 Mile 6. Trentacoste (B) ...... 15.78 1. Taylor (Am.) ...... 4:57.51 6. Lehigh...... 9:24.77 3. Bucknell ...... 3:56.49

KNELLBISON 2. Carlstrom (Am.) ...... 4:57.82 400-Meter Int. Hurdles DMR 4x800-Meter Relay (top 3) 3. Urick (Ar.) ...... 4:58.91 1. Fink (La.) ...... 1:02.33 1. Army ...... 9:05.84 1. American ...... 12:05.81 4. Marsh (B) ...... 5:01.54 2. Evangelista (La.) ...... 1:02.92 2. Bucknell ...... 9:07.34 2. Army ...... 12:15.60 5. Hajec (Ar.) ...... 5:07.09 3. Sawko (B) ...... 1:03.12 3. American ...... 9:12.54 .BUC 6. Demchko (N) ...... 5:07.14 3. Lafayette ...... 12:27.01 4. Montegary (Le.) ...... 1:03.21 4. Navy...... 12:34.11 5. Terry (N) ...... 1:05.02 3,000-Meter Run 5. Lehigh...... 12:42.13 6. Revell (N) ...... 1:05.81 1. Carlstrom (Am.) ...... 9:43.46 6. Colgate ...... 12:47.65 2. Whicher (C) ...... 10:06.63 WWW

2004-05 BUCKNELL CROSS COUNTRY/TRACK & FIELD 29 11 PATRIOT LEAGUE PRESIDENTS’ CUPS PL INDOOR/OUTDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS PATRIOT LEAGUE MEN’S TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS HISTORY

ANS INDOOR TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS: 1991-2004 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1. Bucknell 205 1. Bucknell 164.25 1. Bucknell 170.5 1. Army 216 1. Army 200 1. Army 238 2. Fordham 117 2. Lehigh 129.25 2. Lehigh 108 2. Navy 121.33 2. Bucknell 113 2. Bucknell 158 3. Colgate 106 3. Fordham 110.5 3. Lafayette 101 3. Bucknell 93 3. Navy 95 3. Lafayette 62

AMERIC 4. Lafayette 63 4. Lafayette 50.5 - 4. Lehigh 68 4. Lafayette 72 4. Colgate 88 4. Lehigh 44 5. Lafayette 63 5. Colgate 64 5. Fordham 84.5 5. Lehigh 30.33 5. Lehigh 44 5. Colgate 36 6. Holy Cross 29 6. Holy Cross 48 6. Holy Cross 37 6. Fordham 28 6. Colgate 29 6. Navy 34 7. Colgate 27 7. Holy Cross 28.5 7. Holy Cross 17 8. Holy Cross 10.33 8. Fordham 28 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 1. Army 203 1. Army 212.5 1. Army 238 1. Army 230 1. Army 212 1. Army 210.5 2. Bucknell 133 2. Bucknell 139 2. Bucknell 170 2. Bucknell 120 2. Bucknell 126.5 2. Bucknell 86 3. Lafayette 108 3. Lafayette 80 3. Lafayette 66 3. Colgate 83 3. Lehigh 81 3. Lafayette 79.5 ADEMIC ALL 4. Lehigh 55 4. Lehigh 71.5 4. Lehigh 60 4. Lehigh 70 4. Navy 79.5 4. Colgate 66 C 5. Colgate 35 5. Navy 70 5. Colgate 48 5. Navy 68 5. Colgate 64 5. Lehigh 56 6. Navy 54 6. Navy 33 6. Colgate 20 6. Holy Cross 33 6. Lafayette 38 6. Lafayette 43 7. American 50 7 A 7. Holy Cross 22 7. Holy Cross 6 7. Holy Cross 11 7. Holy Cross 14

0 8. Holy Cross 18

1 2003 2004 1. Army 191 1. Navy 177.75 2. Lafayette 109 2. Army 175.75 3. Bucknell 99 3. Bucknell 68.75 4. American 69 4. American 61 5. Lehigh 61 5. Lehigh 59.75 6. Colgate 56 6. Lafayette 54 7. Holy Cross 21 7. Colgate 20 8. Navy 14 8. Holy Cross 3

Bucknell Individual Honors Indoors Outdoors Year Individual Honor Site Year Individual Honor Site 1991 Art Gulden Championship Coach Sanford Field House, Colgate University 1991 Art Gulden Championship Coach Mathewson-Memorial Stad., Bucknell 1992 Art Gulden Championship Coach Rauch Field House, Lehigh University & Coach of the Year 1993 Art Gulden Championship Coach Davis Field House, Bucknell University 1992 Art Gulden Championship Coach Rauch Field House, Lehigh University & Coach of the Year 1993 Art Gulden Championship Coach Davis Field House, Bucknell University 1999 Ron Hess Athlete of the Meet Sanford Field House, Colgate University & Coach of the Year 2000 Dave Pomfret Pole Vault Record Holder Davis Field House, Bucknell University 1994 Rick Van Emburgh 400m IH Record Holder Hart Track & Field Complex, Holy Cross 1996 Jim Heizman NCAA Qualifier Mathewson-Memorial Stad., Bucknell & All-American 1999 Ron Hess Athlete of the Meet Shea Stadium, Army 2000 Ron Hess Track Athlete of the Meet Fisher Field, Lafayette & 800m Record Holder 2002 Noel Powell Track Athlete of the Meet Goodman Track, Lehigh

OUTDOOR TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS: 1991-2004

1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1. Bucknell 206.5 1. Army 274 1. Army 214 1. Army 273 1. Army 282 1. Army 309 2. Fordham 188.5 2. Bucknell 142 2. Navy 106 2. Bucknell 159 2. Bucknell 156 2. Bucknell 175 3. Lehigh 107 3. Lafayette 63 3. Bucknell 92 3. Lehigh 67 3. Lafayette 79 3. Lafayette 84 4. Lafayette 83 4. Lehigh 60 4. Lehigh 89 4. Lafayette 54 4. Fordham 64 4. Lehigh 62 5. Colgate 57 5. Fordham 50 5. Lafayette 60 5. Fordham 47 5. Lehigh 40 5. Holy Cross 10 6. Fordham 53 6. Holy Cross 46 6. Colgate 45 6. Colgate 35 6. Holy Cross 15 6. Colgate 8 7. Colgate 35 WWW 7. Holy Cross 16 7. Holy Cross 15 7. Colgate 14 8. Holy Cross 2 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 1. Army 271 1. Army 253.5 1. Army 271 1. Army 228 1. Army 244.5 1. Army 216 2. Lafayette 108 2. Bucknell 148.5 2. Bucknell 171 2. Bucknell 149 2. Bucknell 149.5 2. Bucknell 124.5 .BUC 3. Bucknell 96 3. Lafayette 76 3. Lafayette 77 3. Navy 91 3. Lehigh 104 3. Lafayette 86.5 4. Lehigh 66 4. Lehigh 72 4. Lehigh 67 4. Colgate 68 4. Navy 74 4. Lehigh 73 5. American 57 5. Navy 47 5. Navy 57 5. Holy Cross 40 5. Lehigh 66 5. Lafayette 54 KNELLBISON 6. Colgate 39 6. Holy Cross 33 6. Colgate 22 6. Lafayette 50 6. Holy Cross 25 6. Holy Cross 33 7. Navy 31 7. Holy Cross 24 7. Colgate 10 7. Holy Cross 30 8. Colgate 30 2003 2004 1. Army 188 1. Army 228 2. Bucknell 105 2. Navy 169 3. American 84 3. Bucknell 75 4. Colgate 80 4. American 69 5. Lafayette 75 5. Lafayette 66 .C 6. Lehigh 43 Lehigh 75 OM 7. Holy Cross 44 7. Holy Cross 24 8. Colgate 5

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INDOOR TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS: 1991-2004 A TRIO 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1. Fordham 166 1. Bucknell 178 1. Bucknell 205 1. Army 176 1. Army 169 1. Army 141.5 2. Bucknell 148 2. Lafayette 134 2. Fordham 114 2. Navy 121 2. Navy 115 2. Bucknell 136 3. Lafayette 128 3. Fordham 80 3. Holy Cross 71 3. Bucknell 118 3. Bucknell 108 3. Navy 125.5 T LEA 4. Holy Cross 74 4. Holy Cross 70 4. Lafayette 67 4. Lafayette 42 4. Fordham 46 4. Lehigh 50 5. Lehigh 25 5. Lehigh 53 5. Colgate 52 5. Holy Cross 36 5. Holy Cross 43 5. Lafayette 37 6. Lehigh 31 6. Lafayette 39

6. Colgate 15 6. Colgate 42 6. Lehigh 49 6. Colgate 35 GUE C 7. Fordham 20 7. Colgate 21 7. Holy Cross 33 8. Colgate 14 8. Lehigh 17 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 1. Army 149 1. Bucknell 175.5 1. Bucknell 225.33 1. Bucknell 212 1. Navy 196 1. Bucknell 167 2. Navy 142 2. Army 150 2. Army 146.83 2. Navy 176 2. Bucknell 132 2. Army 123.16 HAMPIONSHIPS 3. Bucknell 125 3. Navy 106 3. Lafayette 104.5 3. Army 84 3. Lehigh 92 3. Navy 112 4. Lafayette 70.5 4. Lafayette 83 4. Lehigh 70 4. Lafayette 63 4. Army 87 4. Lehigh 81.48 5. Lehigh 47 5. Lehigh 37 5. Colgate 53 5. Lehigh 45 5. Colgate 56 5. Lafayette 59.32 6. Colgate 51 6. Colgate 18 6. Colgate 34 6. Holy Cross 17.33 6. Colgate 38 6. Lafayette 47 7. American 18 7. Holy Cross 5.5 7. Holy Cross 3 7. Holy Cross 2 7. Holy Cross 10 8. Holy Cross 8 2003 2004 1. Bucknell 180 1. Bucknell 198 Bucknell Individual Honors 2. Army 120 2. Navy 104 Indoors 3. Navy 114 3. Army 100 4. Lehigh 90 4. Lehigh 62 Year Individual Honor Site 5. American 48 5. American 56 1992 Art Gulden Championship Coach Rauch Field House, Lehigh University 6. Colgate 34 6. Lafayette 44 & Coach of the Year 1993 Art Gulden Championship Coach Davis Field House, Bucknell University 7. Lafayette 26 7. Colgate 41 & Coach of the Year 8. Holy Cross 8 8. Holy Cross 15 1994 Tameka Hinton Athlete of the Meet Sanford Field House, Colgate University Art Gulden Coach of the Year 1995 Tameka Hinton Athlete of the Meet Rauch Field House, Lehigh University Year Individual Honor Outdoors Site & 55m Record Holder 1991 Art Gulden Championship Coach Mathewson-Memorial Stad., Bucknell Art Gulden Coach of the Year 1995 Tameka Hinton Athlete of the Meet Rauch Field House, Lehigh University 1996 Art Gulden Coach of the Year Gillis Field House, Army 1996 Norine Nadeau Athlete of the Meet Mathewson-Memorial Stad., Bucknell 1998 Julie Sweitzer Athlete of the Meet Davis Field House, Bucknell University 1998 Tria Tyler Discus Record Holder Hart Track & Field Complex, Holy Cross Art Gulden Coach of the Year 1999 Art Gulden Championship Coach Shea Stadium, Army 4x800 Relay Team Record Holders & Coach of the Year 1999 Art Gulden Coach of the Year Sanford Field House, Colgate University 2000 Art Gulden Championship Coach Fisher Field, Lafayette 2000 Art Gulden Coach of the Year Davis Field House, Bucknell University & Coach of the Year Yetunde Daniels 200m Record Holder Yetunde Daniels 200m Record Holder Stephanie Bango 800m Record Holder 2001 Art Gulden Championship Coach Hart Track & Field Complex, Holy Cross 2001 Stephanie Bango Track Ath. of the Meet Halsey Field House, Navy & Coach of the Year 2002 Kevin Donner Coach of the Year Gillis Field House, Army 2002 Kevin Donner Championship Coach Goodman Track, Lehigh 4x400 Relay Team Record Holders & Coach of the Year 2003 Kevin Donner Coach of the Year Sanford Field House, Colgate University Stephanie Bango 800m Record Holder 2004 Kevin Donner Coach of the Year Gerhard Fieldhouse, Bucknell University 2004 Kevin Donner Championship Coach Shea Stadium, Army Tolu Fayanjuola 60m Record Holder & Coach of the Year Melanie Buczko 60H Record Holder Maria Garcia Women’s Field Athlete of the Meet Tolu Fayanjuola Long Jump Record Holder Maria Garcia Hammer Throw Record Holder Angie Hall Pole Vault Record Holder OUTDOOR TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS: 1991-2004 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1. Bucknell 168 1. Army 178 1. Army 167 1. Army 237 1. Army 225 1. Army 219 2. Lafayette 159 2. Bucknell 115 2. Navy 129 2. Bucknell 169 2. Bucknell 136.5 2. Bucknell 161 3. Fordham 118 3. Lafayette 108 3. Bucknell 123 3. Lafayette 65 3. Colgate 59.5 3. Lafayette 124 4. Holy Cross 109 4. Fordham 81 4. Fordham 65 4. Fordham 60 4. Holy Cross 48 4. Lehigh 45 5. Lehigh 33 5. Holy Cross 63 5. Colgate 44 5. Holy Cross 41 Lafayette 48 5. Colgate 36 6. Lafayette 43 6. Colgate 7 6. Lehigh 49 6. Lehigh 35 6. Lehigh 46 6. Holy Cross 32 7. Holy Cross 30 7. Colgate 25 7. Colgate 13 7. Fordham 27 8. Lehigh 19

OM 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 1. Army 175 1. Army 226 1. Bucknell 190.5 1. Bucknell 212 1. Bucknell 212 1. Bucknell 159 .C 2. Bucknell 128 2. Bucknell 166 2. Army 162.5 2. Navy 154.25 2. Army 102.25 2. Army 129 Navy 128 3. Navy 122 3. Lehigh 116 3. Army 102.25 3. Lehigh 94.25 3. Navy 103 4. Lafayette 84 4. Lafayette 93 4. Lafayette 113 4. Lehigh 94.25 4. Lafayette 66.25 4. Lafayette 89 5. Lehigh 61 5. Lehigh 22 5. Colgate 49 5. Lafayette 66.25 5. Holy Cross 14 5. Lehigh 75 6. Colgate 27 6. Holy Cross 28 6. Holy Cross 17 6. Holy Cross 14 6. Colgate 8 6. Colgate 58 7. Holy Cross 20 7. Holy Cross 17 7. Colgate 1 7. Colgate 8 8. American 18 2003 2004 1. Navy 139 1. Bucknell 182 KNELLBISON 2. Army 128 2. Army 160 3. Bucknell 125 3. Navy 144 4. Lehigh 118 4. Lehigh 56

.BUC 5. Lafayette 70 Lafayette 56 6. American 38 6. American 42 7. Colgate 19 7. Colgate 36 8. Holy Cross 13 8. Holy Cross 6 WWW

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BUCKNELL ALL-TIME TOP-10 INDOOR ANS

55-Meter Dash 500-Meter Dash (600y-8.5) Long Jump 8. 3:20.44 Williamson, King, 1976 1. 6.44 Martin Carter 1982 1. 1:02.34 Mike Geraghty 1984 1. 25’0” Noel Powell 2003 McLean, Goforth 6.44 Jim Bock 1991 2. 1:02.74 Glenn McLaughlin 1973 2. 24’2 1/2” Bryan Schiding 2000 3:20.44 Goforth, Williamson, 6.44 Brad Bernardini 1993 3. 1:03.89 Rick Van Emburgh 1993 3. 23’11 3/4” James Hollins 2001 Baldwin, McLaughlin 6.44 Ibikari Brown 1995 4. 1:04.53 Mike Ditzel 1998 4. 23’9 1/2” Karim Abdul-Matin 1996 9. 3:20.94 Williams, Goforth, 1975 Williamson, DePalma AMERIC 5. 1:04.74 Vince O’Boyle 1985 - 6.44 Karim Abdul-Matin 1996 5. 23’4 3/4” Ed Loges 1993 10. 3:20.95 Ditzel, Cagno, 1996 6.44 Michael Pistella 1996 6. 1:05.64 Kirk Luther 1989 6. 23’3” Chocky Spadafore 1985 Warner, Akwei 7. 6.51 David Gabriel 2001 7. 1:05.84 Brian Klotz 2003 7. 23’0” Tim Henkel 1988 8. 6.54 Noel Powell 2002 1:05.84 Mike Jackson 1989 8. 22’9 1/2” Brian Mathieson 1996 4x800-Meter Relay (Two-mile-3.0) 1:05.84 Brett Warner 1995 6.54 Joseph Tyler 1979 9. 22’9” Peter Legan 1979 1. 7:29.44 Bonasorte, Williamson, 1976 6.54 Brett Rosen 1985 10. 1:06.03 Brian Cagno 1997 10. 22’8 3/4” Shawn Smith 1982 Butler, McLean 6.54 Troy White 1995 2. 7:32.34 Bonasorte, McAndrew, 1977 800-Meter Run (880y-1.0) Triple Jump Butler, McLean 55-Meter HH 1. 1:50.30 Thomas McLean 1977 1. 50’3 1/2” Bill Gravely 1977 3. 7:33.14 (No names) 1977 1. 7.54 Roger Gary 1976 2. 1:51.77 Mike Geraghty 1984 2. 48’2” Karim Abdul-Matin 1996 4. 7:33.44 Bonasorte, Nagelberg, 1975 Carroll, Butler ADEMIC ALL 2. 7.58 Ed Loges 1996 3. 1:51.87 Ron Hess 2000 3. 47’9 1/4” Bryan Schiding 2000 4. 1:51.90 Doug Butler 1975 5. 7:34.64 Bonasorte, Nagelberg, 1975 C 3. 7.64 James Long 1978 4. 47’9 James Hollins 2000 4. 7.74 Richard Alexander 2003 5. 1:52.00 Brian Torres 1997 5. 47’1 1/2” Dean Malatino 1985 Carroll, Butler 7:34.64 Butler, Bonasorte, 1976 7.74 Jeffrey King 1977 6. 1:52.10 Dave White 1983 6. 46’10 3/4” Robert Grady 1975 Williamson, McLean 7 A 6. 7.78 Darrell Perry 2002 7. 1:52.18 Aaron Hanlon 2004 7. 46’10 1/4” Ted Lewis 1981 7. 7:35.20 Ward, Furst, 2000 0 7. 7.84 Gary Thompson 1981 8. 1:52.20 Mike Jackson 1983 8. 46’7” Peter Legan 1980 Bartsch, Hess 1 7.84 Chocky Spadafore 1983, ‘84 9. 1:53.60 Ken Sevensky 1988 9. 46’6” Kris Coghlan 1979 8. 7:35.24 Bonasorte, Williamson, 1976 7.84 Mark Baralo 1991 10. 1:53.80 Daniel Nagelberg 1975 46’6” Robert Gift 1986 Butler, McLean 7.84 Jean Simon 1991 9. 7:35.64 Butler, McAndrew, 1977 7.84 Blaine Fawcett 1991 1,000-Meter Run (1000y+18.0) High Jump McLean, Williamson 7.84 Rick Van Emburgh 1991 1. 2:23.44 Thomas McLean 1977 1. 6’10 3/4” Ted Lewis 1982 10. 7:35.94 Smith, O’Boyle, 1987 7.84 Tim Schnurr 1999 2. 2:23.61 Mark Hulme 1982 2. 6’10” Brian Preputnick 1995 Neu, Sevensky 3. 2:23.91 Ron Hess 2000 3. 6’9 1/2” David Laukus 1988 60-Meter Dash (run since 2002) 4. 2:24.11 Dave White 1982 4. 6’9” Matt Murdock 1999 Distance Medley Relay (DMR metric+5.0) 1. 7.01 Noel Powell 2004 5. 2:25.14 Eric Furst 2002 5. 6’8 3/4” Larry Smith 1985 1. 9:53.04 McAndrew, Lockett 1979 6. 2:26.44 Doug Butler 1974 Debraggio, Buckheit 2. 7.21 David Gabriel 2002 6. 6’6 3/4” Bill Miller 1982 2. 9:53.44 McAndrew, Lockett, 1979 3. 7.23 Nick Novotny 2003 2:26.44 Ted Neu 1988 7. 6’6” Craig Campbell 1986 Debraggio, Buckheit 4. 7.26 Matt Solomon 2002 8. 2:26.54 Steve West 1989 6’6” John Plante 1991 3. 9:53.94 McAndrew, Lockett, 1979 5. 7.31 Ryan Newberger 2002 9. 2:26.74 Bigotto 1988 6’6” Blaine Fawcett 1992 Debraggio, Buckheit 6. 7.33 Emory Strother 2004 10. 2:27.34 Brian Harshman 1984 10. 6’5 1/2” Paul Miller 1976 4. 9:55.55 Sgambelluri, Bock, 1990 7. 7.36 Mike Mellas 2004 Loomis, Berenyi 8. 7.42 Alan Gretzinger 2004 Mile Shot Put 5. 9:57.24 (No names or year) 9. 7.43 Chris Edwards 2003 1. 4:04.54 Steve West 1989 1. 52’8 1/4” Erik Stieler 1995 6. 10:00.10 Beaver, Akwei, 1996 7.43 Eric Guja 2004 2. 4:05.94 George Buckheit 1979 2. 51’1 1/2” Greg Keller 1989 Schilling, Roeser 3. 4:07.64 Mark Hulme 1982 7. 10:00.14 Bigotto, Geraghty, 1983 3. 50’8 3/4” Don Shump 2000 White, Hulme 60-Meter Hurdles (run since 2002) 4. 4:07.79 Brian Harshman 1985 4. 50’6 1/4” Darryl Volpicelli 1998 8. 10:01.19 Smith, O’Boyle, 1987 1. 8.42 Richard Alexander 2003 5. 4:08.94 Norbert Berenyi 1991 5. 50’2 3/4” Mike Ward 1981 Sevensky, Kemmerer 2. 8.56 Mike Mellas 2004 6. 4:09.25 Ken Sevensky 1988 6. 49’9 3/4” Paul Austin 1989 9. 10:02.44 Geraghty, Spadafore, 1984 3. 8.58 Darrell Perry 2003 7. 4:09.44 Frank Carroll 1974 7. 49’3 1/2” Matt Kaplan 1999 Fullem, Harshman 4. 8.85 Ryan Whitfield 2004 4:09.44 Ted Neu 1988 8. 48’10 1/2” David Marko 1995 10. 10:02.64 Goforth, Butler, 1974 5. 8.88 John MacFeeters 2004 9. 4:09.64 Doug Butler 1974 9. 48’7” Edward French 1985 McLaughlin, Carroll 6. 9.09 Matt Nini 2002 10. 4:10.34 Charles Cole 1986 10. 48’3 1/2” Ron Sherry 1976 7. 9.15 Charles Becht 2002 Sprint Medley Relay 8. 9.55 Samuel Andrews 2004 1,500-Meter Run (Mile-19.5) 35-Pound Weight 1. 3:33.4 Dzurinko, Goforth, 1976 9. 9.68 Mark Olaf 2004 (No longer competed in Division I) 1. 64’3” Darryl Volpicelli 1998 Scott, Williamson 10. 9.70 Kyle McLaughlin 2004 1. 3:45.24 Mark Hulme 1982 2. 58’10 3/4” Ryan Stairs 2001 2. 3:33.73 Edwards, Powell, 2001 2. 3:51.04 Mike Smith 1988 3. 57’7” James Heizman 1996 Gabriel, Palavecino 200-Meter Dash 3. 3:51.94 Steve West 1989 4. 57’2 1/2” Paul Austin 1991 3. 3:33.8 (No names) 1975 1. 21.80 Noel Powell 2003 4. 3:52.14 Mike Sgambelluri 1988 5. 57’1 1/2” Bill Wilson 1986 4. 3:34.5 (No names) 1975 2. 21.93 Ryan Newberger 2003 5. 3:53.04 Brian Fullem 1986 6. 53’1 1/2” Matt Kaplan 2000 5. 3:36.58 Wright, Solomon, 2002 3. 21.98 David Gabriel 2001 6. 3:53.14 Ted Neu 1988 53’1 1/2” Adam Kaufman 2002 Gretzinger, Palma 4. 22.43 Jim Bock 1991 7. 3:54.44 Tom Eagleson 1992 8. 51’5 1/2” Jesse Klingebiel 1989 5. 22.44 Steve Williamson 1998 8. 3:55.94 Ken Sevensky 1987 9. 50’9 1/4” D. Andrew Bullard 1996 Shuttle Hurdles Relay 6. 22.70 Derek Hamilton 1994 3:55.94 Rick Hughey 1985 10. 50’4” Augie Siciliano 2002 1. 29.9 King, Gary, 1976 7. 22.72 Ed Loges 1993 10. 3:57.14 Jeff Hines 1983 Schaltes, Williams 22.72 Brad Bernardini 1994 3:57.14 Chris Priestaf 1995 Pole Vault 2. 30.1 (No names) 1976 9. 22.78 Ibikari Brown 1995 1. 17’3” Dave Pomfret 2000 30.1 (No names) 1977 22.78 Matt Solomon 2001 3,000-Meter Run (Two-mile-45.0) 2. 15’9” J.C. Whittaker 2001 4. 31.39 Mellas, Nini, 2003 1. 8:05.04 Brian Harshman 1985 3. 15’6” Justin Alden-Dunn 2003 Alexander, Perry

300-Meter Dash (300y+4.5) 2. 8:05.94 Bill Reifsnyder 1983 4. 15’5” Joe LaBarge 1992 5. 31.95 Alexander, Witkowski, 2001 WWW (No longer competed in Division I) 3. 8:12.24 Tom Richardson 1984 15’5” Tim Evans 1998 Murdock, Perry 1. 36.04 Ray Wood 1988 4. 8:13.34 Brian Fullem 1984 15’5” Adam Jacob 2003 2. 36.14 Tim Henkel 1989 5. 8:13.54 Jerry Jurick 1983 7. 15’3” Mark Campbell 1989 36.14 Jim Bock 1991 6. 8:13.64 George Buckheit 1977 15’3” Jeff Arek 2001-04 4. 36.58 Antwan Minter 1988 7. 8:16.04 Dave Hawes 1984 9. 15’0” Jamie Dodd 1981 .BUC 5. 36.74 Marc Lore 1990 8. 8:18.14 Greg Costello 2002 10. 14’11” Jeff Schild 1990 36.74 Rick Van Emburgh 1992 9. 8:19.64 Mike Deckert 1983 The Top-10 lists represent the 10 best per- 36.74 Derek Hamilton 1991 10. 8:20.69 Brad Wertz 2000 formers in Bucknell history in each event. 8. 36.84 Jean Simon 1993 4x400-Meter Relay (Mile Relay+1.2) Therefore, while a single person may hold KNELLBISON 9. 36.94 Dan Akwei 1993 5,000-Meter Run (Three-mile+40) 1. 3:18.86 Ditzel, Cagno, 1996 10 (or more) best performances in any given 1. 14:10.44 Bill Reifsnyder 1982 Warner, Akwei event, that person is listed only once, with 400-Meter Dash (440y-0.3) 2. 14:11.84 Rick Sayre 1980 2. 3:19.42 Nini, Newberger, 2002 his personal-best mark. 1. 49.01 Mike Geraghty 1984 3. 14:12.09 George Buckheit 1978 Furst, Powell 2. 49.30 Ryan Newberger 2003 4. 14:20.48 Chris Priestaf 1995 3. 3:19.44 McLean, Willamson, 1977 All times have been changed to reflect elec- Goforth, DePalma 3. 49.37 Steve Williamson 1998 5. 14:26.34 Mike Deckert 1984 tronic scoring. 0.24 has been added to hand 4. 3:19.57 Williamson, Guandolo, 1998 times in races 500-meters or shorter, and 4. 49.70 Brian Klotz 2003 6. 14:26.64 Bob Bickel 1979 Torez, Ditzel 5. 49.74 Rick Van Emburgh 1993 7. 14:26.64 Lee Edmonds 1979 0.14 has been added to hand times in races 5. 3:19.92 Williamson, Guandolo, 1998 800-meters and longer. 6. 49.79 Noel Powell 2003 8. 14:27.87 Matt Deardorff 1992 Yarosz, Ditzel 7. 49.84 Vince O’Boyle 1986 9. 14:28.59 Greg Costello 2004 6. 3:20.21 Klotz, Crane, 2001 .C 10. 14:29.94 Ray Sullivan 1985 Hunsberger, Edwards 8. 49.94 Ray Wood 1988 OM 49.94 Tim Henkel 1989 7. 3:20.40 Hunsberger, Klotz 2001 49.94 Gerald Goforth 1975 Crane, Edwards

32 2004-05 BUCKNELL CROSS COUNTRY/TRACK & FIELD MEN’S OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD RECORD BOOK FIRST NATIONALLY IN GRADUATION RATES 46 P BUCKNELL ALL-TIME TOP-10 OUTDOOR A TRIO 100-Meter Dash 3,000-Meter Steeplechase Pole Vault 9. 41.78 Solomon, Gabriel, 2001 1. 10.52 Noel Powell 2003 1. 8:42.54 Rick Sayre 1980 1. 16’3” Dave Pomfret 2000 Coen, Powell 2. 10.62 Martin Carter 1980 2. 8:56.24 Mike Deckert 1984 2. 15’10” Jamie Dodd 1983 10. 41.83 Thompson, Smith, 1982 3. 10.64 Brad Bernardini 1994 3. 8:57.14 Carl Kemmerer 1987 3. 15’3” Mark Campbell 1990 Geraghty, Carter T LEA 10.64 Ibikari Brown 1995 4. 8:58.55 David Bronfenbrenner 2000 15’3” Tim Evans 1997 5. 10.65 David Gabriel 2001 5. 8:59.25 Stephen Clarke 1994 15’3” J.C. Whittaker 2000 4x400-Meter Relay 6. 10.71 Michael Pistella 1997 6. 9:02.04 Michael McCoy 1976 15’3” Jeff Arek 2002 1. 3:12.44 Goforth, Korkuch, 1975 7. 10.74 Jim Bock 1992 7. 9:02.22 Bryan Johnston 2002 7. 15’1” Adam Jacob 2003 DePalma, McLean GUE C 8. 10.78 Matt Solomon 2001 8. 9:02.57 Nick Mousetis 2002 8. 14’9” Jeff Schild 1991 2. 3:15.24 Craig, Jackson 1983 9. 10.90 Antwan Minter 1988 9. 9:04.32 Jerry Jurick 1983 9. 14’7 1/4” Chris Thomson 2004 Smith, Geraghty 10. 10.91 Ryan Newberger 2003 10. 9:05.64 Tom Schmidt 1986 10. 14’6” Michael Baker 1977 3. 3:16.03 Akwei, Keough, 1993 14’6” Doug Smith 1983 Simon, Van Emburgh 110-Meter High Hurdles 5,000-Meter Run 14’6” Eric Wertz 1996 4. 3:16.59 Ditzel, Guandolo, 1998 1. 14.44 Ed Loges 1996 1. 13.57.04 Brian Harshman 1984 14’6” Justin Alden-Dunn 2003 Yarosz, Torres HAMPIONSHIPS 2. 14.64 Jeffrey King 1977 2. 13:57.84 George Buckheit 1979 5. 3:16.61 Akwei, Wrentmore, 1994 14.64 Paul Gutowski 1979 3. 14:07.14 Jerry Jurick 1984 Shot Put Simon, Van Emburgh 4. 14.80 Tim Schnurr 1999 4. 14:16.64 Lee Edmonds 1979 1. 53’2” Erik Stieler 1995 6. 3:16.85 Minter, Hinkle, 1988 5. 14.94 Roger Gary 1978 5. 14:18.84 Charles Cole 1986 2. 51’5 3/4” Greg Keller 1989 Luther, Wood 6. 15.02 Rich Alexander 2003 6. 14:21.84 Mike Deckert 1983 3. 50’3 1/4” Ronald Sherry 1978 7. 3:17.06 Ditzel, Warner, 1996 7. 15.04 Gary Thompson 1981 7. 14:24.74 Mark Hulme 1981 4. 50’2 3/4” Michael Ward 1982 Cagno, Torres 8. 15.11 Mark Barolo 1990 8. 14:25.64 Brian Fullem 1985 50’2 3/4” Don Shump 2000 8. 3:17.08 Fischlein, Bock, 1992 9. 15.14 Theodore Janowsky 1994 9. 14:26.04 Ray Sullivan 1986 6. 49’11 1/2” George Garbutt 1968 Silva, Van Emburgh 10. 15.19 Chocky Spadafore 1985 10. 14:26.25 Greg Costello 2002 7. 49’8” Edward French 1986 9. 3:17.14 Forster, Henkel, 1987 8. 49’7 1/4” Gary Bartlett 1981 O’Boyle, Wood 200-Meter Dash 10,000-Meter Run 9. 49’1 1/4” Matt Kaplan 2000 10. 3:17.20 Cagno, Ditzel, 1997 1. 21.34 Noel Powell 2002 1. 28:50.54 Bill Reifsnyder 1982 10. 49’0 1/4” James Carty 1973 Warner, Torres 2. 21.44 Ryan Newberger 2003 2. 28:55.36 George Buckheit 1979 3. 21.55 David Gabriel 1999 3. 29:06.14 Lee Edmonds 1979 Hammer Throw 4x800-Meter Relay 4. 21.58 Antwan Minter 1988 4. 29:07.94 Robert Bickel 1979 1. 209’3” James Heizman 1996 1. 7:31.84 White, Kaplan, 1982 5. 21.59 Martin Carter 1982 5. 29:16.14 Mike Deckert 1984 2. 194’7” Ryan Stairs 2001 Geraghty, Hulme 6. 21.86 Ray Wood 1987 6. 29:33.14 Rich Stark 1987 3. 188’11 3/4” Darryl Volpicelli 1998 7:31.84 White, Jackson, 1983 7. 21.88 Tim Henkel 1988 7. 29:41.74 Wayne Bargiel 1977 4. 183’4 1/4” Paul Austin 1991 Hulme, Geraghty 8. 21.94 Mike Geraghty 1983 8. 29:43.14 Bob Murdock 1983 5. 176’9” Adam Kaufman 2002 3. 7:32.42 Hess, Kelly, 1998 21.94 Steve Williamson 1998 9. 29:44.14 Matt Deardorff 1992 6. 168’8” Matt Kaplan 2000 Yarosz, Torres 10. 22.04 Robert Scott 1976 10. 29:45.44 James O’Shea 1980 7. 165’2” Bill Wilson 1986 4. 7:33.05 Ward, Furst, 2000 8. 162’10” Dan Frake 2004 Bartsch, Hess 400-Meter Dash 400-Meter Int. Hurdles 9. 161’11 1/4” D. Andrew Bullard 1997 5. 7:33.61 Hanlon, Palma, 2003 1. 46.84 Thomas McLean 1976 1. 51.88 Rick Van Emburgh 1994 10. 161’2” Sam Bijelic 1994 Furst, Walsh 2. 47.50 Mike Geraghty 1983 2. 52.98 Mark Barolo 1990 6. 7:36.02 Palma, Hanlon 2003 3. 47.94 Glenn McLaughlin 1974 3. 53.65 Vincent Guandolo 1995 Discus Walsh, Furst 4. 48.52 Mike Ditzel 1998 4. 54.94 Gary Thompson 1982 1. 169’0” J. Michael Dakan 1978 7. 7:36.23 Roeser, Schilling, 1996 5. 48.66 Ryan Newberger 2003 5. 55.18 Blair Hopkin 1994 2. 166’11” Shawn Matthews 2000 Kelly, Torres 6. 48.74 Ray Wood 1987 6. 55.38 Richard Alexander 2000 3. 163’5” Greg Keller 1987 8. 7:38.99 Kelly, Beaver, 1997 7. 48.76 Tim Henkel 1989 7. 55.49 Mike Mellas 2003 4. 159’1” Erik Swarts 1996 Roeser, Torres 8. 48.91 Steve Williamson 2000 8. 55.56 Matt Tarin 1999 5. 157’5 1/4” Thomas Kadien 1978 9. 7:39.57 Euell, Davis, 1999 9. 48.94 Rick Van Emburgh 1993 9. 55.64 James Long 1978 6. 156’9” Mitchell Farbstein 1972 Bartsch, Hess 10. 49.02 Jean Simon 1992 55.64 Eric Drooff 1986 7. 156’1” James Heizman 1996 10. 7:39.84 Maehl, O’Boyle, 1984 55.64 Kurt Henning 1988 8. 155’0 1/4” Paul Austin 1989 Hines, Geraghty 800-Meter Run 9. 154’6 3/4” Pete Gregory 1993 1. 1:45.24 Thomas McLean 1974 Long Jump 10. 153’10” Ryan Stairs 2001 2. 1:49.84 Mike Geraghty 1983 1. 24’10 1/2” Noel Powell 2004 Distance Medley Relay 3. 1:50.19 Ron Hess 2000 2. 24’6 1/2” Tim Henkel 1988 Javelin (after 1986) 1. 9:51.36 Furst, Palma, 2003 4. 1:52.03 Brian Torres 1997 3. 24’0 1/2” Chocky Spadafore 1985 1. 225’7” Rich Rebuck 1990 Newberger, Walsh 5. 1:52.10 Mike Jackson 1983 4. 23’8 1/4” Emory Strother 2001 2. 212’3” Bob McCormick 1988 2. 9:51.44 Neu, Luther, 1988 6. 1:52.17 Dave White 1983 5. 23’8” Bryan Schiding 2000 3. 209’4” Dave Pomfret 2000 Sevensky, Smith 7. 1:53.09 Ken Sevensky 1988 6. 23’2 1/2” Shawn Smith 1982 4. 208’3” Blaine Fawcett 1992 3. 9:54.04 Geraghty, Jackson, 1983 8. 1:53.18 Eric Furst 2003 7. 23’0 3/4” Karim Abdul-Matin 1995 5. 207’0” Justin McKnight 2003 Hulme, White 9. 1:53.20 Jeff Loomis 1990 8. 23’0 1/2” Peter Legan 1980 6. 198’8” Mark Kunkel 1989 4. 9:55.14 Bonasorte, Williamson,1975 10. 1:53.30 Mark Kaplan 1982 9. 23’0” Bob Gift 1988 7. 197’7” Eric Steiler 1996 Nagelberg, Carroll 23’0” James Hollins 1999 8. 190’7” Steve Reel 1990 5. 9:56.74 McAndrew, Lockett, 1979 1,500-Meter Run 9. 189’4” Josh Kaehler 2004 Debraggio, Buckheit 1. 3:43.84 Mark Hulme 1983 Triple Jump 10. 182’8” John Daniels 1990 6. 9:56.84 Maehl, Merrits, 1984 2. 3:44.95 Dave White 1983 1. 50’11 3/4” Bill Gravely 1976 Geraghty, Hines 3. 3:45.14 Ron Hess 2000 2. 48’3 1/4” Dean Malatino 1985 Javelin (pre-1986) 7. 9:57.14 White, Kaplan, 1982 4. 3:46.17 Mike Sgambelluri 1990 3. 47’6 1/2” Peter Legan 1980 1. 231’7” Doug Nauman 1971 Hulme, Hines 5. 3:46.76 Ken Sevensky 1988 4. 47’6 1/4” Karim Abdul-Matin 1994 2. 208’8” David Henry 1971 8. 9:57.25 Hess, Williamson, 1997 6. 3:46.88 Ted Neu 1988 5. 47’2 1/2” Bob Gift 1986 3. 206’1” William Allardice 1965 OM Beaver, Roeser 7. 3:48.20 George Buckheit 1979 6. 47’2 1/4” James Hollins 2000 4. 205’3” Al Wegener 1981 9. 9:57.57 Bartsch, Ditzel, 1998 .C 8. 3:49.39 Steve West 1988 7. 47’0 3/4” James Johnson 2000 6. 201’2 3/4” Ronald Barrett 1976 Torres, Hess 9. 3:49.85 Lou Palma 2003 8. 46’8” Robert Smith 1971 10. 9:57.94 McAndrew, DePalma, 1977 10. 3:50.40 Jerry Jurick 1983 46’8” Bryan Schiding 1997 4x100-Meter Relay Mohrbacher, Buckheit 10. 46’7 1/4” Robert Grady 1974 1. 41.33 Solomon, Gabriel, 2001 Mile Run Coen, Powell 1. 4:08.14 Frank Carroll 1974 High Jump 2. 41.57 Solomon, Gabriel, 2002 2. 4:08.34 Mark Hulme 1980 1. 6’10” Ted Lewis 1980 Newberger, Powell The Top-10 lists represent the 10 best performers 3. 4:11.14 Kenneth Linfield 1976 2. 6’9” Brian Preputnick 1995 3. 41.63 Solomon, Gabriel, 2001 in Bucknell history in each event. Therefore, while 4. 4:12.24 Doug Butler 1974 3. 6’8” Paul Miller 1976 Coen, Powell a single person may hold 10 (or more) best perfor- 5. 4:12.94 Robert Bickel 1979 6’8” David Laukas 1989 41.63 Solomon, Wright 2003 mances in any given event, that person is listed

KNELLBISON 6. 4:13.03 Ron Hess 1999 6’8” Matt Murdock 2000 Newberger, Powell only once, with his personal-best mark. 7. 4:13.44 John McAndrew 1979 6’8” Emory Strother 2001 5. 41.64 Solomon, Gabriel, 2002 8. 4:15.34 Daniel Nagelberg 1974 7. 6’6” Bill Miller 1981 Newberger, Powell The top-10 performances in the relays represent 9. 4:16.24 William Ledgerwood 1974 6’6” Blaine Fawcett 1991 6. 41.68 Newberger, Powell, 2003 the best all-time, regardless of the individuals running the times. .BUC 4:16.24 John Noll 1966 6’6” John Plante 1992 Solomon, Wright 10. 6’5” Theodore Janowsky 1994 7. 41.74 Solomon, Gabriel, 2001 All times have been changed to reflect electronic Coen, Powell timing. 8. 41.76 Novotny, Newberger, 2004 Crane, Powell WWW

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BUCKNELL ALL-TIME TOP-10 INDOOR ANS 55-Meter Dash 500-Meter Dash (600y-8.5) 7. 3:53.47 Quintana, Wolfgang, 1999 1. 7.12 Tameka Hinton 1994 1. 1:15.01 Amy Calvo 2003 Long Jump Ryan, Daniels 2. 7.24 Lynnette McBride 1990-91 2. 1:15.27 LaTonya McSwain 2000 1. 19’1 1/2” Jen Rice 1998 8. 3:53.89 Wolfgang, Shariff, 2001 3. 7.28 Sue Rowland 1987 3. 1:15.37 Stephanie Bango 2002 2. 18’10 3/4” Lynnette McBride 1991 McSwain, Bango 7.28 Yetunde Daniels 2000 4. 1:16.30 Monique Boley 2004 3. 18’8 3/4” Tolu Fayanjola 2004 9. 3:53.94 Boley, Piper 2003 Brady, Calvo AMERIC 5. 7.31 Tricia Plasko 1991 5. 1:16.45 Laura Ryan 2001 4. 18’8 1/2” Kim McGrath 2000 - 10. 3:53.99 Calvo, Brady, 2003 6. 7.34 Tolu Fayanjuola 2003 6. 1:17.09 Nicki Piper 2003 5. 18’2 3/4” Kate Dei Cas 1997 Piper, Boley 7. 7.44 Audra Wilson 1991 7. 1:17.15 Khadija Shariff 2001 18’2 3/4” Jamie Lilien 2000 7.44 Dana Harbst 1991 8. 1:17.24 Alison Saeger 1989 7. 18’2” Jill Wise 1988 4x800-Meter Relay (Two-mile-3.0) 9. 7.45 Erin Turner-Byfield 2003 9. 1:18.20 Bridget Dean 1993 8. 18’0 1/2” Norine Nadeau 1995 1. 8:57.71 Ryan, McConnell, 2001 10. 7.47 Nancy Russo 1983 10. 1:18.47 Connie Hamlin 1997 9. 17’10 3/4” Kelly Peet 1992 McSwain, Bango 10. 17’8 1/4” Nancy Russo 1984 2. 8:59.38 Ryan, McConnell, 2001 55-Meter HH 800-Meter Run (880y-1.0) Triple Jump McSwain, Bango 1. 8.24 Karen Shimomura 1991 1. 2:09.08 Stephanie Bango 2002 1. 41’1 1/2” Jill Wise 1988 3. 9:00.10 Bango, McSwain, 1999 2. 8.37 Kiley MacDonald 2003 2. 2:13.42 LaTonya McSwain 2002 2. 39’3 1/4” Kim McGrath 2000 Sweitzer, O’Doherty 4. 9:00.22 Bango, McSwain, 1999

ADEMIC ALL 3. 8.40 Jamie Lilien 2003 3. 2:13.60 Pamela Richardson 1996 3. 38’10 1/2” Ann Doty 2004 4. 8.43 Tina Hall 1996 4. 2:14.58 Nicki Piper 2003 4. 38’8 1/2” Jen Rice 1998 Sweitzer, O’Doherty C 5. 9:04.98 C. Hamlin, A. Hamlin, 1998 5. 8.47 Melanie Buczko 2004 5. 2:15.18 Christa Sawko 2004 5. 37’10 3/4” Lauren Bricker 2004 Richardson, Sweitzer 8.47 Edwina Bourn 2003 6. 2:15.34 Julie Sweitzer 1998 37’10 3/4” Dionne Bonds 2003 6. 9:05.84 Marsh, Calvo 2004 7 A 7. 8.52 Margaret Wilkes 1989 7. 2:15.44 Gena Korrell 1989 7. 37’5” Kelly Peet 1993 Bricker, Sawko 0 8.52 Sara Vargo 1999 8. 2:15.79 Lauren Bricker 2004 8. 37’1” Margaret Wilkes 1987 7. 9:06.44 C. Hamlin, A.Hamlin, 1997 1 9. 8.53 Carla De Biasi 1992 9. 2:16.44 Jennifer Marsh 2004 9. 37’0” Kim Zimbal 2000 Richardson, Sweitzer 8.53 Norine Nadeau 1996 10. 2:17.06 Meg Ghiggeri 2000 10. 36’ 11 1/2” Andrea Nyce 2001 8. 9:06.85 C. Hamlin, A. Hamlin, 1997 Richardson, Sweitzer 60-Meter Dash (run since 2002) 1,000-Meter Run (1000y+18.0) High Jump 9. 9:06.90 Sawko, Calvo 2004 1. 7.75 Tolu Fayanjuola 2004 1. 2:54.35 Pamela Richardson 1998 1. 5’7 1/4” Heather Dahl 1986 Bricker, Marsh 2. 8.09 Danielle Todman 2004 2. 2:54.38 Gena Korrell 1989 2. 5’6 1/2” Jen Rice 1998 10. 9:06.94 C. Hamlin, A. Hamlin, 1997 Richardson, Sweitzer 3. 8.19 Erin Turner-Byfield 2003 3. 2:54.50 Julie Sweitzer 1998 3. 5’5 1/2” Lonnie Fertik 1980 4. 8.22 Amy Calvo 2003 4. 2:54.81 Stephanie Bango 2002 4. 5’5 1/4” Jamie Lilien 2001 Distance Medley Relay (DMR metric+5.0) 8.22 Sarah VandenBroek 2004 5. 2:55.72 Jennifer Marsh 2004 5. 5’5” Pam DelRio 1985 1. 11:35.10 Bango, Lanewala, 2002 6. 8.24 Rehana Lanewala 2003 6. 2:56.53 Nicki Piper 2003 5’5” Shannon Maher 2002 McSwain, McConnell 7. 8.26 Catherine Trentacoste 2004 7. 2:57.54 Liz Ludwigson 1987 7. 5’4 1/2” Norine Nadeau 1995 2. 11:50.74 Bango, Lanewala, 2002 8. 8.35 Cindy Darius 2003 8. 2:57.56 Christa Sawko 2004 5’4 1/2” Dawn Ellery 1991 McSwain, McConnell 9. 8.40 Ann Doty 2004 9. 2:57.76 Kelly McConnell 2002 9. 5’4 1/4” Tolu Fayanjuola 2003 3. 11:55.00 McSwain, Marshall, 2000 10. 8.44 Lindsey Biller 2003 10. 2:57.94 Gina Abraham 1992 10. 5’4” Karen Middleton 1998 Mangan, Bango 4. 11:58.46 Bango, Shariff, 60-Meter Hurdles (run since 2002) 1,500-Meter Run (Mile-19.5) Shot Put McSwain, Marshall 2001 1. 8.94 Melanie Buczko 2004 (No longer competed in Division I) 1. 45’5 1/4” Lori Allen 2000 5. 12:00.42 Richardson, Daniels, 1997 2. 9.10 Jamie Lilien 2004 1. 4:39.63 Julie Sweitzer 1997 2. 44’6 3/4” Marjorie Grap 2004 A. Hamlin, Sweitzer 3. 9.16 Kiley McDonald 2003 2. 4:39.93 Kathy Wurster 1994 3. 44’4” Tria Tyler 1999 6. 12:01.23 Ludwigson, Lewis, 1985 4. 9.25 Danielle Todman 2004 3. 4:40.37 Gena Korrell 1989 4. 43’2 1/4” Lisa Allen 1997 Bigley, Czaja 9.25 Samantha Klotz 2002 4. 4:40.66 Gabi Czaja 1985 5. 43’0 1/2” Beth Bittel 1980 7. 12:01.95 Richardson, Ryan, 1998 6. 9.26 Catherine Trentacoste 2004 5. 4:41.74 Gina Abraham 1991 6. 42’11 3/4” Laura Schaffer 2003 C. Hamlin, Sweitzer 7. 9.31 Edwina Bourn 2003 6. 4:42.44 Liz Ludwigson 1987 7. 42’7” Joylyn Brown 1994 8. 12:05.02 Marshall, Quintana, 1999 8. 9.54 Kat Allen 2004 7. 4:44.74 Katrina Bikis 1983 8. 42’6 3/4” Megan Frederick 2003 Ghiggeri, A. Hamlin 9. 9.55 Nina Reinhardt 2004 8. 4:46.14 Tracey Bigley 1985 9. 41’8 1/2” Tameka Hinton 1994 9. 12:05.52 McConnell, Daniels, 1999 10. 10.17 Megan Frederick 2004 9. 4:46.88 Debbie Passmore 1983 10. 41’6” Ellen Shepstone 2004 Bango, Sweitzer 10. 4:47.22 Mary Beth Allen 1988 10. 12:08.86 Wurster, Dean, 1993 200-Meter Dash 20-Pound Weight Abraham, Opdyke 1. 24.94 Yetunde Daniels 2000 Mile 1. 54’4 3/4” Marjorie Grap 2004 2. 24.95 Tameka Hinton 1994 1. 4:52.41 Julie Sweitzer 1997 2. 54’ 1/2” Maria Garcia 2004 Sprint Medley Relay 3. 25.72 Rehana Lanewala 2002 2. 4:55.74 Kelly McConnell 2002 3. 53’0 1/4” Lisa Allen 1997 1. 4:08.7 Hinton, Harbst, 1992 4. 25.78 Charity Brady 2003 3. 4:59.87 Gena Korrell 1989 4. 52’4” Joylyn Brown 1998 Plasko, Abraham 5. 25.79 Sue Rowland 1989 4. 5:00.16 Gabi Czaja 1985 5. 50’10” Liz Pendleton 2003 2. 4:22.52 Boley, Klotz, 2002 6. 25.80 Tricia Plasko 1991 5. 5:01.14 Gina Abraham 1991 6. 50’6” Tria Tyler 1999 Turner-Byfield, Piper 7. 25.99 Kiley MacDonald 2003 6. 5:01.54 Jennifer Marsh 2004 7. 50’3 1/4” Laura Schaffer 2004 3. 4:22.7 (No names) 1986 8. 26.16 Edwina Bourn 2003 7. 5:01.84 Liz Ludwigson 1987 8. 50’ 1/2” Angie McFarland 2004 4. 4:24.2 (No names) 1997 9. 26.27 Sarah VandenBroek 2004 8. 5:04.14 Katrina Bikis 1983 9. 49’11 1/4” Lori Allen 2000 5. 4:24.95 Brady, Fayanjuola 2003 26.27 Amy Calvo 2003 9. 5:04.42 Theresa Dennis 2003 10. 48’10 3/4” Jen Kirschner 1999 Turner-Byfield, Piper 10. 5:06.12 Kathy Wurster 1994 300-Meter Dash (300y+4.5) Pole Vault Shuttle Hurdles Relay (No longer competed in Division I) 3,000-Meter Run (Two-mile-45.0) 1. 12’9 1/2” Melanie Buczko 2004 1. 32.0 Wilkes, Shimomura, 1990 1. 41.54 Tameka Hinton 1992 1. 9:46.27 Gabi Czaja 1985 2. 12’1” Andrea Nyce 2002 Kernisan, James 2. 42.34 Lynnette McBride 1991 2. 9:50.01 Becki Marshall 2001 3. 11’9 3/4” Angie Hall 2004 32.0 Conover, Nadeau, 1995 3. 42.84 Tricia Plasko 1991 3. 9:55.24 S. Nicholson 1984 4, 10’10” Shannon Benson 2001 Hall, Dean WWW 4. 43.34 Dana Harbst 1993 4. 9:59.04 Ann Bischoff 1980 10’10” Sam Klotz 2002 3. 32.3 (No names) 1991 5. 43.54 Nancy Russo 1982 5. 10:00.74 Kristen Opdyke 1992 6. 10’6” Abby Bouzan-Kaloustian 2003 4. 34.15 Todman, Bourn, 2003 6. 43.64 Penny Lewis 1984 6. 10:08.19 Judy Perry 1987 7. 9’10” Megan Frederick 2003 Lilien, MacDonald 7. 43.74 Lisa Dignazio 1982 7. 10:08.74 Theresa Dennis 2003 8. 9’4 1/4” Kearah Westerman 2004 5. 34.81 Klotz, Scott, .BUC 43.74 Karen Shimomura 1991 8. 10:09.03 Jennifer Hart 2000 9. 8’0 1/2” Mandy Youmell 1999 Bourn, Lilien 2001 43.74 Julie Diercks 1992 9. 10.10.34 Chris Crowe 2002 10. 7’0” Erin Killin 1998 10. 44.54 Sue Rowland 1986 10. 10:11.08 Annie Hamlin 1997 44.54 Paula Byrd 1992 4x400-Meter Relay (Mile Relay+1.2) KNELLBISON 5,000-Meter Run (Three-mile+40) 1. 3:47.13 McSwain, Daniels, 2000 The Top-10 lists represent the 10 best per- Wolfgang, Bango 400-Meter Dash (440y-0.3) 1. 16:56.76 Gabi Czaja 1985 formers in Bucknell history in each event. 1. 56.74 Yetunde Daniels 2000 2. 16:59.78 Judy Perry 1987 2. 3:47.64 Bango, McSwain, 2000 Wolfgang, Daniels Therefore, while a single person may hold 10 2. 56.89 Stephanie Bango 2002 3. 17:12.57 Theresa Dennis 2003 (or more) best performances in any given 3. 57.26 Amy Calvo 2003 4. 17:16.61 Jennifer Hart 2000 3. 3:49.84 Calvo, McSwain, 2002 Lanewala, Bango event, that person is listed only once, with her 4. 57.28 Charity Brady 2003 5. 17:25.64 S. Nicholson 1983 4. 3:50.82 Bango, Ryan, 1999 personal-best mark. 5. 57.59 Rehana Lanewala 2002 6. 17:27.15 Carly Graytock 2000 McSwain, Daniels 6. 58.07 Monique Boley 2004 7. 17:29.92 Andrea Beisser 2001 5. 3:51.54 Calvo, Lanewala 2002 All times have been changed to reflect elec- 7. 58.44 Sue Rowland 1989 8. 17:32.64 Kelly Hoskins 1983 McSwain, Bango tronic scoring. 0.24 has been added to hand 8. 58.54 Jess Quintana 1998 9. 17:34.31 Becki Marshall 2002 6. 3:53.05 Wolfgang, Shariff, 2001 times in races 500-meters or shorter, and 0.14 .C 9. 59.31 LaTonya McSwain 2001 10. 17:36.94 Kristen Opdyke 1992 McSwain, Bango has been added to hand times in races 800- 10. 59.36 Christie Wolfgang 1999 meters and longer. OM

34 2004-05 BUCKNELL CROSS COUNTRY/TRACK & FIELD WOMEN’S OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD RECORD BOOK FIRST NATIONALLY IN GRADUATION RATES 46 P BUCKNELL ALL-TIME TOP-10 OUTDOOR A

100-Meter Dash 5,000-Meter Run Hammer Throw 4x400-Meter Relay TRIO 1. 12.07 Tricia Plasko 1990 1. 16:59.98 Becki Marshall 2001 1. 202’8” Maria Garcia 2004 1. 3:47.09 Calvo, McSwain, 2002 2. 12.09 Tameka Hinton 1995 2. 17:09.74 Kelly Hoskins 1984 2. 173’1” Angie McFarland 2004 Lanewala, Bango 3. 12.10 Yetunde Daniels 1999 3. 170’3” Tria Tyler 1999 2. 3:48.51 McSwain, Quintana, 1999 3. 17:10.94 Judy Perry 1987 T LEA 4. 12.12 Tolu Fayanjuola 2004 4. 17:18.64 Jennifer Hart 2000 4. 164’3” Jen Kirschner 2000 Daniels, Bango 5. 12.17 Sue Rowland 1988 5. 17:27.54 Andrea Beisser 2000 5. 163’7” Erin Lee 2004 3. 3:48.53 Calvo, McSwain, 2002 6. 12.21 Lynnette McBride 1990 6. 17:27.99 Chris Crowe 2002 6. 163’4” Joylyn Brown 1998 Lanewala, Bango 7. 12.34 Karen Leonard 1995 7. 17:29.74 Karen Flanagan 1984 7. 159’7” Audrey Myers 2000 4. 3:49.08 McSwain, Quintana, 1999 8. 12.47 Rehana Lanewala 2003 8. 17:34.94 Gabi Czaja 1985 8. 159’5” Marjorie Grap 2004 Daniels, Bango GUE C 9. 12.48 Kim McGrath 1997 9. 17:36.04 S. Nicholson 1984 9. 158’7” Laura Schaffer 2004 5. 3:50.13 Kyzmir, Bango, 2000 10. 12.53 Julie Diercks 1993 10. 17:36.69 Katie Pfeifer 2004 10. 157’6” Lisa Allen 1997 McSwain, Daniels 6. 3:50.28 Kyzmir, Shariff, 2000 100-Meter High Hurdles 10,000-Meter Run Discus Daniels, McSwain 1. 14.44 Edwina Bourn 2002 1. 35:05.14 Judy Perry 1987 1. 159’10” Tria Tyler 1999 7. 3:50.49 Kyzmir, Bango, 2000 HAMPIONSHIPS 2. 14.48 Kiley MacDonald 2003 2. 35:59.62 Carly Graytock 2000 2. 145’10” Erin Lee 2002 McSwain, Daniels 3. 14:56 Margaret Wilkes 1990 3. 36:03.24 Kelly Hoskins 1984 3. 145’2” Emily Hoch 1998 8. 3:50.86 Calvo, Boley, 2003 4. 14.69 Jamie Lilien 2003 4. 36:18.28 Theresa Dennis 2003 4. 139’10” Joanne Skinner 1985 Piper, Brady 5. 14:73 Tina Hall 1996 5. 36:18.74 Helene Weiting 1989 5. 138’6” Joylyn Brown 1997 9. 3:51.47 Calvo, Boley, 2003 6. 14.77 Melanie Buczko 2004 6. 36:24.97 Katie Pfeifer 2004 6. 137’11” Marjorie Grap 2004 Piper, Brady 7. 14.80 Norine Nadeau 1995 7. 36:45.14 Kelly Marsh 1991 7. 137’9” Laura Schaffer 2004 10. 3:51.85 McSwain, Quintana, 1999 8. 14.84 Karen Shimomura 1991 8. 37:07.92 Kristin Ferrell 2002 8. 137’5” Kristen Overturf 1994 Daniels, Bango 9. 14.95 Adele Conover 1996 9. 37:09.14 Debbie Passmore 1983 9. 137’1” Jen Kirschner 2000 10. 15.04 Lonnie Fertik 1982 10. 37:32.34 Kristen Opodyke 1992 10. 137’0” Liz Pendelton 2002 4x800-Meter Relay 15.04 Carla De Biasi 1991 1. 8:53.63 Bango, Kyzmir, 2001 400-Meter Int. Hurdles Javelin McConnell, McSwain 200-Meter Dash 1. 1:00.75 Khadija Shariff 2001 1. 152’9” Heather Korhammer 1986 2. 8:58.11 Marsh, Nagy, 2004 1. 24.60 Yetunde Daniels 2000 2. 1:02.81 Edwina Bourn 2000 2. 143’11” Corinne Dinardo 1984 Bricker, Sawko 2. 24.74 Tricia Plasko 1992 3. 1:02.84 Bridget Dean 1995 3. 139’10” Norine Nadeau 1993 3. 9:00.70 Marsh, Nagy, 2004 3. 24.85 Tameka Hinton 1995 4. 1:03.12 Christa Sawko 2004 4. 137’1” Jen Hafer 1994 Bricker, Sawko 4. 24.93 Charity Brady 2003 5. 1:03.14 Sue Lorch 1986 5. 134’8” Sarah Vargo 1998 4. 9:01.07 Ryan, McConnell, 2001 5. 25.11 Rehana Lanewala 2002 6. 1:03.32 Jen Flanders 1998 6. 131’11” Danielle Brown 2002 McSwain, Bango 6. 25.21 Sue Rowland 1988 7. 1:04.17 Connie Hamlin 1999 7. 131’0” Erin Lee 2002 5. 9:03.15 A. Hamlin, C. Hamlin, 1998 7. 25.30 Kiley McDonald 2003 8. 1:04.23 LaTonya McSwain 1999 8. 130’8” Megan Frederick 2004 Richardson, Sweitzer 8. 25.48 Alison Saeger 1990 9. 1:04.29 Kiley MacDonald 2003 9. 127’10” Miriam Lopez 1996 6. 9:04.53 Johnson, Tobin, 1994 9. 25.58 Edwina Bourn 2003 10. 1:04.74 Margaret Wilkes 1990 10. 127’7” Juli Winkler 1987 Ryan, Wurster 10. 25.89 Audra Wilson 1992 7. 9:05.62 Sweitzer, A. Hamlin, 1997 Long Jump Pole Vault* C. Hamlin, Richardson 400-Meter Dash 1. 19’8 1/4” Tolu Fayanjuola 2004 1. 13’3 1/2” Melanie Buczko 2004 8. 9:06.09 Johnson, Tobin, 1994 1. 55.50 Yetunde Daniels 2000 2. 19’0 1/4” Jill Wise 1988 2. 12’4” Angie Hall 2004 Ryan, Wurster 2. 56.41 Stephanie Bango 2002 19’0 1/4” Lynette McBride 1990 3. 11’11 3/4” Andrea Nyce 2001 9. 9:06.32 Bango, Kyzmir 2001 3. 56.88 Khadija Shariff 2001 4. 19’0” Kate Dei Cas 1997 4. 11’0” Samantha Klotz 2002 McConnell, McSwain 4. 57.02 Rehana Lanewala 2002 19’0” Jen Rice 1997 5. 10’6” Abby Bouzan-Kaloustian 2003 10. 9:06.44 Hall, Saeger, 1988 5. 57.08 LaTonya McSwain 2000 6. 18’5 1/4” Kim McGrath 2000 6. 10’0” Shannon Benson 2001 Wallace, Korrell 6. 57.13 Amy Calvo 2004 7. 18’2 1/2” Dionne Bonds 2003 7. 9’4 1/4” Kearah Westerman 2004 57.13 Charity Brady 2003 8. 17’8 1/4” Kelly Peet 1993 8. 7’11 1/2” Mandy Youmell 1999 Sprint Medley Relay 8. 57.36 Monique Boley 2004 9. 17’8” Norine Nadeau 1995 1. 3:58.98 Daniels, Bourn, 2000 9. 57.54 Sue Rowland 1989 10. 17’7 3/4” Robin Meling 2004 Heptathlon McSwain, Bango 10. 57.62 Jess Quintana 1998 17’7 3/4” Nancy Russo 1984 1. 4,816 Lonnie Fertik 1983 2. 4,807 Norine Nadeau 1995 Distance Medley Relay 800-Meter Run Triple Jump 3. 4,640 Sara Vargo 1999 1. 11:51.68 Sweitzer, Quintana, 1999 1. 2:09.33 Stephanie Bango 2002 1. 41’3 1/4” Jill Wise 1988 4. 4,073 Danielle Todman 2004 Bango, A. Hamlin 2. 2:12.34 LaTonya McSwain 2002 2. 38’11” Ann Doty 2004 5. 4,027 Karen Middleton 2000 2. 11:55.68 Sweitzer, Richardson, 1998 3. 2:12.54 Julie Sweitzer 1999 3. 38’10 1/4” Kim McGrath 2000 Ryan, A. Hamlin 4. 2:12.92 Pamela Richardson 1998 4. 38’7 3/4” Lauren Bricker 2004 4x100-Meter Relay 3. 12:07.26 Marsh, Calvo, 2003 5. 2:14.18 Christa Sawko 2004 5. 38’1 1/2” Dionne Bonds 2003 1. 48.06 Brady, Lanewala, 2003 Piper, Dennis 6. 2:14.62 Laura Ryan 2001 6. 37’10” Lynda Rose 1989 Bourn, MacDonald 4. 12:10.42 McConnell, Kyzmir, 2000 7. 2:14.70 Nicki Piper 2003 7. 37’9 1/2” Kelly Peet 1993 2. 48.08 Calvo, VandenBroek, 2004 Tharp, Marshall 8. 2:15.84 Connie Hall 1989 8. 37’7 3/4” Jen Rice 1998 Lanewala, Fayanjuola 5. 12:10.99 Sawko, Calvo 2004 9. 2:16.21 Jennifer Marsh 2004 9. 37’6 3/4” Robin Meling 2004 48.08 Diercks, Plasko, 1992 Stevens, Marsh 10. 2:16.67 Kelly McConnell 2002 10. 37’3” Kate Dei Cas 1997 Wilson, Hinton 6. 12:12.70 Sweitzer, Quintana, 1999 4. 48.11 Calvo, VandenBroek, 2004 Bango, A. Hamlin 1,500-Meter Run High Jump Lanewala, Fayanjuola 7. 12:13.44 Tobin, Dean, 1993 1. 4:33.04 Julie Sweitzer 1998 1. 5’6 1/2” Karen Middleton 1998 5. 48.30 Daniels, Bourn, 2000 Wurster, Abraham 2. 4:37.53 Kelly McConnell 2002 2. 5’6” Norine Nadeau 1996 Vargo, McGrath 8. 12:15.11 (No names) 1997 3. 4:38.44 Gina Abraham 1991 3. 5’5 3/4” Lonnie Fertik 1983 6. 48.33 McGrath, Daniels, 1998 9. 12:21.34 Flanagan, Russo, 1984 4. 4:38.45 Jennifer Marsh 2004 4. 5’5” Shannon Maher 2001,2002 Rice, Leonard J. Olson, Russo 5. 4:39.84 Debbie Passmore 1984 7. 48.42 Harbst, Plasko, 1990 10. 12:28.04 Sweitzer, Quintana, 1997 OM 5. 5’4 1/2” Jen Rice 1998 6. 4:40.34 Gena Korrell 1988 6. 5’4” Pam DelRio 1984 Saeger, McBride Richardson, A. Hamlin

.C 7. 4:41.33 Becki Marshall 2000 5’4” Dawn Ellery 1991 8. 48.45 Bourn, MacDonald 2003 8. 4:41.94 Pamela Richardson 1997 8. 5’3” Brandi Trapasso 2003 Lanewala, Brady 3,000 Steeplechase 9. 4:42.28 Kelly McConnell 2001 5’3” Tolu Fayanjuola 2004 9. 48.52 Daniels, Bourn, 2000 1. 10:41.98 Chris Crowe 2002 10. 4:42.53 Liz Ludwigson 1986 10. 5’1” Meredith Saggers 2003 Vargo, McGrath 2. 11:31.52 Jamie Gow 2004 5’1” Sarah Groman 2004 10. 48.57 Diercks, Plasko, 1992 3. 11:35.21 Cindy Carlson 2004 3,000-Meter Run Wilson, Hinton 4. 11:37.19 Amanda Youmell 2001 1. 9:40.32 Julie Sweitzer 1999 Shot Put 5. 11:39.43 Katie Fantauzzo 2003 2. 10:01.17 Sharon Nicholson 1983 1. 45’0 1/2” Lori Allen 2000 6. 11:45.15 Lauren Bricker 2004 3. 10:04.41 Becki Marshall 2000 2. 44’9 1/2” Marjorie Grap 2004 4x200-Meter Relay 7. 11:47.33 Kelly Raffety 2002 4. 10:08.54 Annie Hamlin 1999 3. 43’11 3/4” Laura Schaffer 2004 1. 1:43.42 Bourn, McDonald 2003 8. 11:48.04 Christa Sawko 2004

KNELLBISON 5. 10:10.34 Mary Beth Allen 1988 4. 43’8 1/2” Beth Bittel 1990 Lanewala, Brady 9. 11:55.46 Julie Jakoboski 2003 6. 10:11.44 Kristen Opdyke 1991 5. 43’4” Tria Tyler 1999 2. 1:43.68 Dean, Plasko, 1992 10. 12:39.27 Rebecca Pierotti 2004 7. 10:13.54 Gabi Czaja 1984 6. 42’10 1/4” Tameka Hinton 1995 Wilson, Hinton 8. 10:13.74 Tracey Bigley 1985 7. 42’2 1/2” Juli Winkler 1990 3. 1:43.84 Harbst, Plasko, 1992

.BUC 9. 10:13.82 Kristin Ferrell 2002 8. 42’2” Lisa Allen 1997 Wilson, Hinton 10. 10:14.24 Judy Perry 1985 9. 41’9” Joylyn Brown 1996 4. 1:44.08 Daniels, Quintana, 1999 10. 41’3 1/4” Megan Frederick 2003 Wolfgang, Vargo 5. 1:44.15 Daniels, Nyce, 2000 Wolfgang, Bourn WWW

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GERHARD FIELDHOUSE CHRISTY MATHEWSON- CROSS COUNTRY COURSE,

ADEMIC ALL MEMORIAL STADIUM BUCKNELL GOLF CLUB C Bucknell’s indoor track and field facility was entirely renovated in 1995, and the Bi- 7 A Bucknell’s outdoor facility is 13,100-seat The Bucknell cross country teams run

0 son now boast one of the finest indoor tracks

1 Christy Mathewson-Memorial Stadium. The on the challenging, scenic course of the in the East. The new facility has attracted several out- current eight-lane Rekortan track, laid in Bucknell Golf Club. The men’s course standing teams to Lewisburg, including 1989, was replaced in the summer of 2002. measures 8,000 meters, and the women’s George Mason, Virginia, Duke and Syracuse. Christy Mathewson-Memorial Stadium has 5,000. Bucknell has hosted the Patriot In addition, Gerhard Fieldhouse has played hosted three Patriot League Championships. League Cross Country Championships host to the Patriot League Championships twice, and has also hosted the Pennsylva- three times. nia Interscholastic Athletic Association (PIAA) State Championships. GERHARD FIELDHOUSE RECORDS MEN WOMEN 55m D. Ross (Lincoln) ...... 6.27 2000 55m S. Patterson (G. Mason) ...... 6.89 1998 D. Bobb (Unattached) ...... 6.27 2000 60m M. Gondo (Morgan St.) ...... 7.59 2003 CHRISTY MATHEWSON-MEMORIAL 60m P. Obuon (VMI) ...... 6.72 2004 200m M. Hargrove (Georgetown) .24.52 2003 200m E. Porter (Navy)...... 21.91 2000 300m T. Hinton (Bucknell) ...... 41.54 1992 STADIUM RECORDS 300m B. Gantt (Essex CC) ...... 35.54 1992 400m T. Hart (Penn St.) ...... 56.74 1981 MEN WOMEN 400m E. Porter (Navy)...... 48.48 2004 500m J. Helms (Navy) ...... 1:13.22 2000 100m N. Powell (Bucknell)...... 10.52 2003 100m T. Plasko (Bucknell) ...... 12.0 1991 500m M. Geraghty (Bucknell) ...1:02.24 1984 600m T. Hart (Penn St.) ...... 1:31.7 1982 600y M. Enyeart (Pacific Coast) 1:09.4 1982 800m T. Hart (Penn St.) ...... 2:09.64 1984 200m J. Wotus (Robert Morris)...21.20 2004 200m S. Smith (Georgetown)...... 24.61 1990 800m M. Geraghty (Bucknell) ...1:52.14 1983 1000m D. Startare (Penn St.) ...... 2:50.14 1983 400m H. Young (Lehigh) ...... 47.33 1993 400m T. Davis (Navy)...... 55.23 2003 1000y S. Bigotto (Bucknell) ...... 2:11.6 1981 1500m B. Leddy (Villanova) ...... 4:29.14 1980 800m M. Jasper (Georgetown) 1:49.85 1990 800m G. Procaccio (Sallie Mae)2:08.65 1990 1000m M. Hulme (Bucknell) ...... 2:23.6 1982 D. Startare (Penn St.) ...... 4:29.14 1982 3000m SC G. Keller (Navy)...... 8:51.13 1993 3000m SC E. Brady (Lehigh) ...... 10:56.73 2003 1500m M. Hulme (Bucknell) ...... 3:45.1 1982 3000m Carolyn Ihrig (Penn St.) .....9:26.6 1980 1500m D. Walters (Penn St.) ...... 3:45.5 1990 1500m A. Laske (Buffalo) ...... 4:27.15 2004 Mile J. Derienzo (NYAC) ...... 4:03.2 1979 5000m Mary Walsh (Maryland) ...16:38.1 1982 Mile W. Rogers (Lehigh) ...... 4:14.8 1973 Mile L. Young (West Chester) .. 5:14.4 1983 3000m B. Reifsnyder (Bucknell)....8:08.1 1983 Mile H. Moul (Mt. Club) ...... 4:52.68 1999 5000m M. Seymour (American)14:10.61 2004 3000m L. Gubicza (Fordham)...... 9:19.7 1993 5000m G. Buckheit (Bucknell)... 14:03.34 1979 55m HH R. Jordan (Geo. Mason) ...... 7.98 1996 10000m B. Hyde (Unattached) .....30:21.31 2004 5000m S. Akbar (American) ..... 16:37.70 2003 2-Mile B. Reifsnyder (Bucknell)....8:42.9 1983 60m H O. Jones (Gladiator TC) ...... 8.65 2004 110m HH T.J. Peterson (Army)...... 14.03 1996 10000m R. Landers (Lafayette) . 36:56.25 2003 55m HH S. Flowers (Unattached) ...... 7.35 2000 4x200 relay Temple ...... 1:44.34 1981 400m IH B. Chappale (Pitt) ...... 52.44 1990 100m HH J. Barone (Lehigh) ...... 14.35 2003 60m H A. Woodley (Toronto TC) ...... 8.06 2004 4x400 relay Maryland “A” ...... 3:46.32 2000 High Jump M. Rutt (Lafayette) ...... 6’11” 1996 400m IH J. Barone (Lehigh) ...... 1:00.51 2003 WWW 4x400 relay Hampton ...... 3:15.05 1999 4x800 relay George Mason ...... 8:59.06 1997 J. Pontius (Army)...... 6’11” 1996 High Jump L. Stefan (St. Francis)...... 5’7” 2003 4x800 relay Navy ...... 7:33.74 2004 DMR George Mason ...... 11:55.2 1996 Long Jump N. Powell (Bucknell)...... 23’9” 2002 S. Crites (Navy)...... 5’7” 2003 DMR Navy ...... 9:55.86 2004 SMR George Mason ...... 4:04.87 1998 Triple Jump M. McClure (Nittany) .51’5 3/4” 2004 K. Duketz (Lehigh) ...... 5’7” 2003 .BUC SMR James Madison...... 3:25.93 1999 SHR George Mason ...... 32.85 1996 Shot Put P. Caraher (Penn St.) ...59’5 1/2” 1990 Long Jump S. Greaves (Georgetown) .. 19’0” 1990 SHR Lincoln ...... 29.62 1998 Long Jump A. Brown (G. Mason) ...... 20-8 1997 Discus T. Pendleton (Army)...... 182’10” 2003 Triple Jump C. Ramharak (Kent St.) 40’3 1/2” 2003

Long Jump J. Gorham (Penn St.) ...... 25’0” 1998 Triple Jump D. Brown (Cornell) ...... 40’9 1/2” 1999 KNELLBISON Pole Vault D. Pomfret (Bucknell)...... 16’3” 2000 Shot Put K. Hodgkinson (Syr.) .... 50’4 3/4” 1990 N. Powell (Bucknell)...... 25’0” 2003 High Jump K. Gaito (Open) ...... 5’10” 1982 Javelin A. Burke (Army)...... 225’2” 2003 Discus S. Nadalong (Cornell) ...... 149’2” 2003 Triple Jump J. Gooden (Towson) ...... 51’9 3/4” 2003 Shot Put C. Borel (UMBC) ...... 55’4 1/4” 2002 Hammer G. Ingalls (Army)...... 222’0” 1996 Pole Vault A. Nyce (Bucknell) ...... 11’8” 2001 High Jump J. Carter (Hartford CC) ...... 7’0” 1983 20-lb Wt. J. Hernandez (Syracuse) ..61’8 1/2” 2004 4x100 relay Army ...... 41.42 1996 Javelin S. Kuhn (Rob. Morris) 160’9 1/2” 2004 S. Blais (Villanova) ...... 7’0” 1995 Pentathlon J. Alston (Maryland) ...... 3,863 1982 4x400 relay Penn State ...... 3:14.55 1990 Hammer M. Garcia (Bucknell) ...... 190’2” 2004 Shot Put J. Kalnas (Unattached)....61’ 1/4” 2004 Pole Vault M. Buczko (Bucknell)..12’9 1/2” 2004 4x100 relay Army ...... 47.90 2003 35-lb Wt. T. Carey (St. Francis).....67’71/2” 2004 4x400 relay Bucknell ...... 3:47 2002 .C Pentathlon M. Stinson (Lock Haven) .....3885 2003 *Records set by current Bucknell athletes in bold OM Pole Vault J. Scott (Allegheny)...... 17’7 1/4” 2003

36 2004-05 BUCKNELL CROSS COUNTRY/TRACK & FIELD RECRUITING INFORMATION FIRST NATIONALLY IN GRADUATION RATES 46 P THE ABC’S OF THE RECRUITING PROCESS A TRIO ADMISSIONS & APPLICATIONS EARLY DECISION You can reach our Admissions Office by calling (570) 577-1101. To re- Students who are absolutely, 100% confident Bucknell is their top college ceive an application, please call our admissions office or send a written

choice are encouraged to apply during the Early Decision process. Ad- T LEA request to: Bucknell Admissions Office, Freas Hall, Bucknell University, vantages are that you’ll have an Admissions decision prior to Christmas Lewisburg, PA 17837. and all students accepted during the early decision process are guaran- teed financial aid for which they qualify. CALENDAR GUE C A typical recruiting calendar for a prospective student-athlete interested in EVALUATIONS cross country or track and field would go something like this: As per NCAA by-law 13.02.6.1, an evaluation is any off-campus activity designed to assess the academic qualifications or athletic ability of a pros- HAMPIONSHIPS ** Summer 2005— Make unofficial visits to schools of interest. pect, including any visit to a prospect’s educational institution (during which ** September 2005— Contact associate head coach Joe Klim if Bucknell no contact occurs) or the observation of a prospect participating in any falls within your top five list of potential colleges. Send a letter expressing practice or competition at any site. We are limited in our number of evalu- interest in the cross country/track & field program. It would be helpful to ations per prospective student-athlete. include a transcript and any videotape you may have available. Also, the student-athlete should be registered with the NCAA Clearinghouse. See FINANCIAL AID your high school athletics director or guidance counselor for information. Bucknell University does not offer athletic scholarships in the sports of ** October 2005 — Coach Joe Klim will be in contact regarding the cross country and track and field. All financial aid is awarded on the basis student-athlete's interest and possible visit date. The student-athlete and of need. Prospective student-athletes should complete the CSS “Profile family should file CSS Financial Aid Profile Form. See your college guid- Form” in the early Fall. ance counselor for information. ** November 15, 2005 — Deadline for Admissions and Financial Aid for INTERVIEWS Early Decision I. Coach Joe Klim strongly encourages all prospective student-athletes to ** Late December, 2005 — Target date for Admissions letters to go out arrange for an on-campus interview with the Admissions Office. If it is not for Early Decision I candidates. possible to interview on campus, alumni interviews are highly recom- ** January 1, 2006 — Deadline for Admissions and Financial Aid for mended. All interviews should be arranged through the Admissions Of- Regular Decision and Early Decision II. fice by calling (570) 577-1101. ** Late January, 2006 — Target date for Admissions decision letters to go out for Early Decision II candidates. TELEPHONE CALLS ** Late March, 2006 — Target date for Admissions decision letters to go As per NCAA by-law 13.1.3.1, institutional staff members may not tele- out for Regular Decision candidates. phone a prospect (or the prospect’s relatives or legal guardians) prior to ** Mid-April, 2006 — Target date for open house weekend for all ac- July 1 following the prospect’s completion of the junior year in high school. cepted applicants. After July 1, institutional staff members may telephone a prospect once ** May 1, 2006 — Deadline for securing spot in class of 2010 with de- per week (measured Sunday through Saturday). The once-per-week limit posit. applies to the entire institution.

CLEARINGHOUSE VIDEO TAPES The NCAA mandates that all student-athletes interested in competing at In an attempt to make an accurate assessment early in the process, it is the Division I or II level be certified through the NCAA Initial Eligibility recommended videotapes be forwarded to associate head coach Klim’s Clearinghouse. Contact high school coaches, athletics director and/or guid- attention as soon as possible. The video need not be an elaborate pro- ance counselor for necessary paperwork. duction. Some simple meet or practice tape is sufficient.

CONTACTS VISITS, Official As per NCAA by-law 13.02.3, a contact is any face-to-face encounter According to NCAA by-law 13.7.1.2, a prospect may not make more than between a prospect or the prospect’s parent or legal guardian and an five expense-paid visits to NCAA member institutions, regardless of the institutional staff member or athletics representative during which any dia- number of sports in which the prospect is involved. An institution may not logue occurs in excess of an exchange of a greeting. Any such face-to- provide an expense-paid visit to a prospect who has not presented the face encounter that is prearranged or takes place on the grounds of the institution with a high school (or college) academic transcript and a score prospect's high school, or at the site of organized competition or practice from a PSAT, an SAT, a PACTPlus, or an ACT test taken on a national involving the prospect’s high school, preparatory school, two-year col- testing date under national testing conditions. The official visit may not OM lege, or all-star team is considered a contact, regardless of the conversa- exceed 48 hours.

.C tion that occurs. We are limited to three off-campus contact days per prospective student-athlete. VISITS, Unofficial According to NCAA by-law 13.8.1, a prospect may visit an institution's CORRESPONDENCE campus at the prospect's own expense an unlimited number of times and It's important that the prospective student-athlete get in touch with coach may make an unofficial visit before the prospect's senior year in high school. Klim as soon as possible. A simple letter of inquiry into the cross country/ track & field program will initiate the recruiting process. In the spring of If a prospective student-athlete and/or parent has any questions, please feel your junior year or early senior year is the most appropriate time to con- free to call head coach Kevin Donner at (570) 577-1232 or associate head KNELLBISON tact Coach Donner. coach Joe Klim at (570) 577-3058 and/or visit the Recruiting and Compliance links on Bucknell’s athletic website, www.BucknellBison.com. Best times ADMISSIONS DEADLINES to reach coach Donner and coach Klim are between the hours of 9 a.m. and .BUC 3 p.m. Monday-Friday, and between 8 p.m. and 10 p.m. Monday thru Thurs- November 15, 2005 — Early Decision I Application and Financial Aid day. Also, please feel free to forward any correspondence you feel will be deadline helpful in the coaches’ assessment of a prospective student-athlete. January 1, 2006 — Early Decision II and Regular Decision Application

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