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Saint Francis > > >>>>>>>>>>>> X 2010200720102007 > www.northeastconference.org X X C h a m p i o n s h i p C h C h a m p i o n s h i p C h P.G. County Sports Complex [Landover, MD] February 20-21, 2010 NEC Scholar-Athletes 2009 NEC Men’s Indoor Track & Field Scholar-Athlete of the Year: Jorden Davis, Saint Francis (PA) Major: Marketing Saint Francis (PA) senior sprinter Jorden Davis (Mississauga, Ontario/Loyola Catholic) collects NEC Scholar-Athlete accolades in men’s indoor track and field. Davis’ performance in a pair of individual events helped the Red Flash reclaim the NEC Championship in February with a five-point victory over Monmouth. He posted a convincing victory in the 400 meters, crossing the tape in 48.58, and also took second in the 200 meters with a time of 22.20. Both marks qualified Davis for the IC4A Championships, where he placed 14th in the 400 meters and 19th in the 200 meters. He also struck gold at the NEC meet in the distance medley relay, running the second leg for the Red Flash, which won the event in 10:32.90. Davis, a Mississauga, Ontario native, closed out his career as a two-time NEC individual champion, having also captured the 400 meters outdoors at the 2007 championship meet. Davis majors in Marketing and carries a 3.34 grade point average. 2009 NEC Women’s Indoor Track & Field Scholar-Athlete of the Year: Anna Hoffman, Saint Francis (PA) Major: Elementary/Special Education Saint Francis (PA) junior distance runner Anna Hoffman (Enon Valley, PA/Mohawk) takes home NEC Scholar-Athlete accolades in women’s indoor track and field. Hoffman won her fourth and fifth individual titles at the NEC Championships in February, finishing first in the 3,000 meters (10:07.06) and 5,000 meters (17:54.05). A year ago, the Enon Valley, PA product won the 5,000 meters in a meet record time of 17:23.11, and has also claimed individual crowns outdoors in both the 3,000 meter steeplechase and 5,000 meters. She has also logged three top-10 finishes over the course of her career at the NEC Cross Country Championships. An Elementary Education/Special Education major, Hoffman maintains a 3.84 grade point average. Returning Men’s Scholar-Athletes Name School Yr Major Name School Yr Major Name School Yr Major Ryan Busby* BU SO Applied Economics Jeffrey Caravello* WC SO Art Ashley Slifko* RMU SO Media Arts Scott Twardowski* BU JR Actuarial Mathematics Brian Doxey* WC JR Art Stacy Stefanowicz* RMU SO Finance Eric Bade* CCSU SO Undeclared Richard Ferrara* WC SR Business Admin. Gillian Stern* RMU JR Media Arts Jonathan Chelimo FDU JR Management Tom Iannacone* WC SO Biology Ashley Turici* RMU SR Sport Management Joseph Quiroz FDU JR English James Johnston* WC SR Business Admin. Elizabeth Brombacker* SHU JR Communications Miguel Zapata FDU SO Undecided Kevin Kearney* WC SR English Theresa Campbell* SHU SR Communications Shavar Clarke LIU SR Math Robert Macdonald* WC SO Mathematics Kimberly DeLoreto* SHU JR Psychology Andre Marcano LIU SR Math Dylan Moulton* WC SO Business Admin. Brittany Dexter* SHU SR English Dan Renahan LIU JR Pharmacy Derek Rammelkamp* WC JR Chemistry Bonnie Kilis* SHU SR Biological Sciences Garth DeBlasio* MU SO Business Marketing Thomas Rammelkamp* WC JR Biopsychology Kerry Ojeda* SHU SR Sports Management Vincent Improta* MU SO Biology Derek Schultz* WC JR Business Admin. Melissa Santoro* SHU JR Sports Management Zachary Krupka* MU JR Business Administration Zachary Spector* WC SO Undeclared Cristina Soares* SHU SR Foreign Languages Gigi Gibilisco* MSM JR Music Dana Troy* SHU JR Health Professions Joseph Perry MSM SO Information Systems Samantha Troy* SHU JR Health Professions Michael Bowman* RMU SR Environmental Science Returning Women’s Scholar-Athletes Dominique Burrus* SFNY SO Management Jared George* RMU SO Mathematics Jeannette Dobosz* SFNY SR Health Promotions Brian Mitchell* RMU SO Accounting Name School Yr Major Melissa Johnson* SFNY JR Physical Education Sonny Pinto* RMU SO Elementary Education Katie Pelletier* BU SO International Business Eunice Marks* SFNY JR Management John Uccellini* RMU JR Social Science Katherine Bossardet* CCSU JR Elementary Education Calley Bridges* SFPA SO Marketing Michael Bellio* SHU SR Biological Sciences Emily Cimino* CCSU SO Psychology Nicole Brownyard* SFPA SO Physical Therapy Taariq Cayne* SHU SR Business Katherine McGuire* CCSU SO Nursing Danielle Burton* SFPA SR History/Secondary Ed. Matthew Chorney* SHU SR Business Amanda Prescott* CCSU SO Math Education Brittany Busse* SFPA SO Occupational Therapy Matthew Donovan* SHU JR Accounting/Finance Desiree Conley* LIU JR Accounting Kathleen Cianci* SFPA SO Exploratory Daniel Galanto* SHU JR Sports Management Carly Athan* MU JR Business Marketing Sarah Frydrych* SFPA SO Physical Therapy Andrew Houghtalen* SHU JR Sports Management Myra Dabkowski* MU SO Math Anna Hoffman* SFPA SR Elem./Special Ed. Scott Kasper* SHU JR Business Grace Klauber* MU SO Undecided Kathryne Kendrick* SFPA SO Physician Assistant Daniel Koehler* SHU JR Business Shannon Rogers* MU SR Communications Noelle Lyons* SFPA SR Physical Therapy Brett Luongo* SHU SR Biological Sciences Colleen Rutecki* MU SO Business Administration Elizabeth Miller* SFPA SO Physician Assistant Patrick Mahoney* SHU JR History Juliet Smith* MU SO Business Finance Julia Morey* SFPA SO Accounting Anthony Mazza* SHU JR Legal Studies Ashley DeCruise MSM JR Undecided Hannah Reist* SFPA SO Nursing Matthew Miller* SHU SR Business Ashlynn DeCruise MSM JR Undecided Christy Staily* SFPA SO Physical Therapy Frank Morrone* SHU JR Communications Brianne Vozzella MSM SR French & Psychology Julie Yasko* SFPA SR Marketing Ryan Murdoch* SHU SR Business Katherine Beam* QU SO Science Studies Jessica Balling * WC JR Business Admin. Sean O’Brien* SHU JR Sports Management Hannah Donadio* QU SO Physical Therapy Danielle Diodati* WC JR Business Admin. Andrew Orlandi* SHU JR Communications Amanda Duggan* QU SO Veterinary Amanda Gland* WC SR History Samuel Silliman* SHU JR English Jeana Favat* QU JR Mathematics Michelle McNamara* WC JR Philosophy Bartosz Smarkucki* SHU SR Biological Studies Lindsey Pierret* QU SR Business Jenna Naglieri * WC SR Nursing Dean Brown* SFNY SR Psychology Martha Santandreu* QU SO Physical Therapy Nicole Panik* WC SR Psychology Matthew Megerdichian* SFNY SR Info. Technology Kelly Sorrell* QU JR Occupational Therapy Samantha Schueschner* WC JR Mathematics Andrew Brown* SFPA JR History Kristen Stevens* QU SR Physical Therapy Zachary Burns* SFPA SO English/Secondary Ed. Melitta Brown* RMU SR Human Resource Mgmt. Brent DiGiorgio* SFPA JR Bio./Pre-Professional Jessica Duffell* RMU JR Finance Brian Kealey* SFPA SO Business Admin. Sarah Ellsworth* RMU SO Accounting Kevin Kesslak* SFPA SO Physical Therapy Marie George* RMU SO Nursing *Denotes Commissioner's Honor Roll - 3.75 GPA or higher Andrew McKee* SFPA JR History/Secondary Ed. Emily Ingle* RMU SR Nursing Christopher Mills* SFPA SO Economics & Finance Jovanna Kirkling* RMU SR Environmental Science Anthony Rusonis* SFPA SO Public Admin./Social Sci. LaKeshia McCloud* RMU SO Social Science Team GPA Award: Timothy Wertner* SFPA JR Physical Therapy Debra Ostrander* RMU SO Media Arts Men's Indoor Track & Field Quinnipiac 3.300 William Berger* WC SR English Erica Schmidt* RMU SR Sport Management Women's Indoor Track & Field Quinnipiac 3.450 Northeast Conference Fans: Welcome to the 2010 Northeast Conference Indoor Track and Field Championships! The NEC looks forward to an exciting championship here at the state-of-the-art P.G. County Sports Complex, a facility which will provide our student-athletes and fans a tremendous championship experience. During the next two days, over 765 talented track and field athletes on 23 different teams will compete in 17 events through three trials, semi-finals and finals. By Sunday afternoon, we will know if the Saint Francis (PA) men's team and the Monmouth's women's team are able to defend their championships. Now in its 29th season, the NEC consists of 11 institutions of higher learning located throughout five states. The Conference is committed to providing opportunities for student-athletes to achieve their fullest potential both in athletic competition and in the classroom, as well as becoming an NCAA Division I leader for athletic success, academic achievement and integrity, sportsmanship, equity and diversity, community partnership and national engagement. NEC mem- ber institutions include Central Connecticut State, Fairleigh Dickinson, Long Island, Monmouth, Mount St. Mary's, Quinnipiac, Robert Morris, Sacred Heart, St. Francis (NY), Saint Francis (PA) and Wagner. Bryant University will become a core member of the NEC in 2012 upon completion of the five-year NCAA Division I reclassification period. NEC institutions span a number of diverse locations, from the urban bustle of Brooklyn, NY to the rural settings of Loretto, PA and Emmitsburg, MD, to the beaches and shoreline of West Long Branch, NJ. But when it comes to intercollegiate athletics, the goal of the NEC is consistent - to provide its members the opportunity to participate in quality competition at the Division I level while operating programs that are fully integrated in the academic mission of each institution. The NEC's commitment to academic excellence has translated into national recognition for both individual student-athletes and the league's member institutions as a whole. NEC student-athletes consis- tently graduate at well above the national average and its athletic programs continue to be honored for their Graduation Success Rate (GSR) and Academic Progress Rate (APR) figures. On a conference-wide level, more than 2,000 student-athletes qualified for the NEC Academic Honor Roll in 2008-09, nearly a 25 percent increase from the previous year. Saint Francis (PA) posted the highest GPA in the conference to claim the NEC Institutional Academic Award for the first time. On the field of play, the NEC has enjoyed many successes both regionally and nationally, competing in 21 NCAA championships each year.
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