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@Stjohnslax #Sjulax @STJOHNSLAX #SJULAX 46 @STJOHNSXCTF #SJUXC #SJUTF MEDIA POLICIES INDOOR TRACK & FIELD 2015 QUICK FACTS DECEMBER GENERAL INFORMATION Mon., 8 Bill Ward Invitational St. Anthony’s HS – South Huntington, N.Y. School: ......................................................................................................St. John’s University Location: ..............................................................................................................Queens, N.Y. Founded: ........................................................................................................................ 1870 JANUARY Enrollment: ................................................................................................................. 19,047 Fri., 9 Princeton Quad Meet Princeton University – Princeton, N.J. President: .........................................................................Conrado “Bobby” Gempesaw, Ph.D. Athletic Director ........................................................................Chris Monasch (St. John’s ‘81) Fri., 16 NYC Gotham Cup New Balance Armory – New York, N.Y. Nickname: ...............................................................................................................Red Storm Sat., 17 St. Joseph’s Winter Invitational St. Anthony’s HS – South Huntington, N.Y. Colors: ............................................................................................................. Red and White Conference: .............................................................................................................. BIG EAST Fri.-Sat., 30-31 Armory Track Invitational New Balance Armory – New York, N.Y. Home Field (Capacity): ........................................................................... Red Storm Field (250) Dimensions: .......................................................................................................200-210-200 Press Box Phone: ..............................................................................................718-990-2581 FEBRUARY Ticket Office Phone: .....................................................................................1-888-GO-STORM Thur.-Fri., 5-6 Metropolitan Indoor Championships Manhattan College – Bronx, N.Y./ Ticket Website: .................................................................................... www.RedStormTix.com New Balance Armory – New York, N.Y. TEAM INFORMATION Fri., 13 St. Valentines Invitational Boston University Armory – Boston, Mass. 2014-15 Team Information Letterwinners Returning/Lost .......................................................................................... 20/8 Sat., 14 108th Millrose Games New Balance Armory – New York, N.Y. Newcomers ........................................................................................................................ 15 Monmouth Winter Collegiate Invitational Monmouth University – West Long Branch, N.J. 2013-14 BY THE NUMBERS Sat.-Sun, 28-M1 BIG EAST Indoor Championship New Balance Armory – New York, N.Y. Metropolitan Champions .................................................................................................... 3* BIG EAST Qualifiers ............................................................................................................ 21 All-BIG EAST ...................................................................................................................... 16 MARCH BIG EAST Champions ........................................................................................................... 5 Fri.-Sun., 6-8 ECAC Indoor Championships Boston University Armory – Boston, Mass. ECAC Qualifiers .................................................................................................................. 17 All-East .............................................................................................................................. 15 Fri.-Sat., 13-14 NCAA Division I Indoor Championships Arkansas University – Fayetteville, Ark. NCAA Regional Qualifiers ..................................................................................................... 5 NCAA National Qualifiers ..................................................................................................... 0 Consecutive T&F NCAA appearances .................................................................................. 24 OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD MARCH 2013-14 RESULTS Cross Country Sat., 21 Puerto Rico Invite San Juan, Puerto Rico 2013 MET Championships ............................................................................................ 8th Fri., 27 UNF Spring Break Invitational University of North Florida – Jacksonville, Fla. 2013 BIG EAST Championships .................................................................................. 10th 2013 ECAC Championships ..........................................................................................N/A 2013 NCAA Northeast Regional ...................................................................................N/A APRIL Track & Field 2014 MET Championships (Indoor/Outdoor) .......................................................2nd/N/A* Fri.-Sat., 10-11 Metropolitan Outdoor Championships TBA 2014 BIG EAST Championships (Indoor/Outdoor)4th/4th Thur.-Sat., 16-18 Mt. Sac Relays Walnut, Calif. 2014 ECAC Championships (Indoor/Outdoor) .................................................10th/T-32nd *Metropolitan Outdoor Championships not held in 2014 Fri., 17 Georgia Tech Invitational Georgia Institute of Technology – Atlanta, Ga. Larry Ellis Invitational Princeton University – Princeton, N.J. COACHING STAFF Sat., 18 US Merchant Marine Academy Meet Kings Points, N.Y. Head Coach ..............................................................................................................Jim Hurt Thur.-Sun., 23-26 121st Penn Relay Carnival University of Pennsylvania – Philadelphia, Pa. Alma Mater ................................................................................................... Notre Dame ‘76 Years at School ......................................................................................33 (26 as head coach) Assistant Coach .....................................................................Aliann Pompey (Manhattan ’99) MAY Assistant Coach ...........................................................................John McCree (St. John’s ’75) Volunteer Assistant .........................................................................Tom Farrell (St. John’s ’66) Sat., 2 Tom Farrell Classic DaSilva Field – Queens, N.Y. Volunteer Assistant .......................................................................Martin Nutty (St. John’s ‘88) Fri.-Sat., 8-9 BIG EAST Outdoor Championship Villanova University – Villanova, Pa. Office Phone Number ............................................................................................Contact SID Fri.-Sun., 15-17 ECAC Outdoor Championships Princeton University – Princeton, N.J. Thur.-Sat., 28-30 NCAA East Regional University of North Florida – Jacksonville, Fla. ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Associate A.D. for Communications ............................................................Stephen Dombroski Athletic Communications Phone .......................................................................718-990-6897 JUNE Office Fax .........................................................................................................718-969-8468 Track & Field/Cross Country Contact Contact ............................................................Ed Boulat Wed.-Sat., 10-13 NCAA DI Outdoor Championships University of Oregon – Eugene, Ore. Office Phone ...................................................................................................718-990-1523 Boulat Mobile Phone .......................................................................................914-413-9402 Boulat E-mail ..........................................................................Edouard.boulat13@stjohns.edu ..............................................................................................stjcommunications@stjohns.edu St. John’s Track & Field/Cross Country Twitter ....................................................@StJohnsXCTF Website ........................................................................................ www.RedStormSports.com Hotline/Ticket Info ......................................................................................1-888-GO STORM Mailing Address .........................................................................Carnesecca Arena Room 157 ..............................................................................................................8000 Utopia Parkway ..................................................................................................................Queens, NY 11439 1 @STJOHNSXCTF #SJUXC #SJUTF CONRADO “BOBBY” GEMPESAW, PH.D. PRESIDENT, ST. JOHN’S UNIVERSITY refereed journal articles and proceedings, and has supervised 32 master’s thesis and dissertations. Dr. Gempesaw received the outstanding teaching award in 1992 from UD’s College of Agricultural Sciences and the outstanding alumni award from Penn State University’s College of Agricultural Sciences in 2008. He previously served as journal editor of the Agricultural and Resource Economics Review (ARER) and received the Distinguished Member Award (twice) from the Northeast Agricultural and Resource Economics Association (NAREA). He also served as President of NAREA and received the Honorary Life Member
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