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CARDINALS TRACK & FIELD 2014 www.uiwcardinals.com 1 CARDINALS TRACK & FIELD 2014 THE SCHEDULE DATE MEET LOCATION January 18 OU Sooner Invitational Norman, OK January 24-25 New Mexico Cherry & Silver Invite Albuquerque, NM February 14 Red Raider Open Lubbock, TX February 26-27 Southland Conference Indoor Championships Birmingham, AL March 15 A&M-Corpus Christi Invitational Corpus Christi, TX March 22 IBC Bank Cactus Cup Kingsville, TX March 26-29 87th Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays Austin, TX March 28-29 Texas State Multi Events San Marcos, TX March 29 Trinity Tiger Relays San Antonio, TX April 4-5 Stephen F. Austin Invitational San Marcos, TX April 11-12 UIW Invitational San Antonio, TX April 19 Mt. Sac Relays Walnut, CA Apr. 26 Texas State Invitational San Marcos, TX May 2 UTSA Invitational San Antonio, TX May 9-11 Southland Conference Outdoor Championships Conway, AR www.uiwcardinals.com 2 CARDINALS TRACK & FIELD 2014 UIW Quick Facts Track & Field Facts Men’s Stadium Records 53 Name The University Championship Results 54 Staff Women’s Track Award Winners 55 of the Incarnate Word Head Coach Derek Riedel Address 4301 Broadway Men’s Track Award Winners 56 Alma Mater B.A., English San Antonio, TX 78209 Women’s XC Award Winners 57-58 McMurry, 2002 University Telephone (210) 829-6000 Men’s XC Award Winners 59 M.A., Human Communication Ath. Dept. Telephone (210) 829-2722 Women’s All-Time Roster 60-61 Abilene Christan, 2004 Sports Inf. Telephone (210) 805-3071 Men’s All-Time Roster 62-63 Ph.D., Organizational Leadership President Dr. Louis J. Agnese, Jr. Southland Conference 64-68 Incarnate Word, 2012 Enrollment 9,597 General Statement 65 UIW Years 9th year Founded 1881 Sports Information Directors 65 Telephone (210) 805-3566 Mascot Cardinals 2013 Outdoor SLC Results 66 Colors Red (Pantone 1797), Black and White e-mail [email protected] 2013 Indoor SLC Results 67 Affiliation NCAA Division I Assistant Coach Rosemary Dupree 2013 XC SLC Results 68 Conference Southland Alma Mater UT-San Antonio UIW General Information 69 Sports 21 teams, 13 sports Telephone (210) 832-5650 (10 men, 11 women) e-mail [email protected] Web Site www.uiwcardinals.com All Pictures credited to Mark Walton. On the front cover are (l-r) Irma Garza, Chance Dziuk and NCAA 2013 Honors Division II Elite 89 Award winner Chris DeWitt Athletics Administration NCAA Elite 89 Award Mark Papich, Director of Athletics Chris DeWitt GENERAL (210) 829-6053 USTFCCCA Outdoor All-Region The goal at The University of the Incarnate Word is Stacy Nordquist, Associate AD-Compliance Coor. Daniela Anane-Bediakoh, Brittney Holcombe, to provide fair and accurate services to members (210) 805-3754 Ebony Moore, Stephanie Nelson, Zariah of the media and, in turn, the University’s athletic Angela Lawson, Associate AD-Academics/SWA Noyola, Marissa Shinsky, Shaneve Swift, (210) 829-3877 programs ask for fair and accurate coverage. As Tommy Brown, Chris DeWitt, Chance Dziuk, Marques Dantzler, Assistant AD-Compliance a results UIW staff persons will strive to meet and Matthew Harris, Adan Narvaez (210) 283-6381 and all reasonable requests. As the 2013-14 athletic Dr. Lydia Andrade, Faculty Athletic Representative USTFCCCA Indoor All-Region year progresses, new and updated information (210) 829-3877 Marissa Shinksy, Shaneve Swift, Jasmine about UIW will be available. Please contact the Of- Scott LeBlanc, Assistant Dir. of Athletic Facilities Waring, Tommy Brown, Jacob Ulbricht fice of Sports Information at (210), 805-3071. (210) 805-5873 USTFCCCA All-Academic B.J. Lough, Head Athletic Trainer Daniela Anane-Bediakoh, Shaneve Swift, (210) 829-3834 Jasmine Waring, Chris DeWitt, Matthew Wayne Witt, Assistant AD-Athletic Communication Harris, Adan Narvaez, Jacob Ulbricht (210) 829-3828 Lone Star Conference Outdoor All-Academic Shane Meling, Assistant AD-Sports Information Zariah Noyola, Shaneve Swift, Chris DeWitt (210) 805-3071 Lone Star Conference Indoor All-Academic Rick Smith, Assistant AD-External Business Mgr. Alyson Gonzales, Shaneve Swift, Chris (210) 283-6448 DeWitt, Alex Hernandez, Marcos Mora, Adan Jay Bijlani, Assistant AD-Business Operations Narvaez (210) 805-3095 All-Lone Star Conference Kevin Lepore, Ticket Manager Brittney Holcombe, Ebony Moore, Stephanie (210) 805-3000 Dustin York, Director of Facilities Nelson, Shaneve Swift, Tommy Brown, Chris (210) 829-6048 DeWitt, Matthew Harris, Adan Narvaez LSC Track Athlete of the Week UIW Head Coaches Daniela Anane-Bediakoh, Tommy Brown (2), Baseball Danny Heep Chris DeWitt (210) 829-3830 LSC Field Athlete of the Week Women’s Basketball Kate Henderson Jasmine Waring, Chance Dziuk (210) 283-5049 LSC Cap Shelton Award Men’s Basketball Ken Burmeister Tommy Brown (210) 829-6052 Cheerleading/Dance Melissa Martinez 210-283-6406 Front Cover Pictures Football Larry Kennan Top picture from left: Tommy Brown, Chris DeWitt, (210) 805-3011 Adan Narvaez Golf, M&W Brad Martin Lower Left: Chance Dziuk (210) 829-2795 Lower Right: Shaneve Swift Men’s Soccer Vincent Martinez (210) 841-7396 Women’s Soccer Tina Patterson Where to Find It (210) 829-3941 Derek Riedel, Head Coach 4 Softball Amanda Gamboa Coaching Staff 5-6 (210) 829-3969 2014 Schedule 2 Swimming & Diving Philip Davis Women’s Roster 7-17 (210) 805-3078 Men’s Roster 18-26 Synchronized Swimming Megan Deatherage Cardinals Statistics 27-28 (210) 829-2796 2013 Women’s Season Bests 27 Tennis, M&W John Newman 2013 Men’s Season Bests 28 (210) 283-5006 Record Book 29-63 Track & Field, M&W Derek Riedel Women’s Indoor Records 29-32 (210) 805-3566 Volleyball Jennifer Montoya Men’s Indoor Records 33-36 (210) 829-3567 Women’s Outdoor Records 37-41 Strength and Conditioning Darin Lovat Men’s Outdoor Records 42-46 (210) 829-2755 UIW XC Invitational All-Time Results 47-51 Women’s Stadium Records 52 www.uiwcardinals.com 3 CARDINALS TRACK & FIELD 2014 finished seventh to become an All- American. The men’s 4x100 relay Head Coach team earned All-America status in Derek Riedel 2012. PERSONAL FILE In 2013, Riedel took his largest Name Derek Riedel contingent of athletes to the NCAA Born June 6, 1981 Division II national meet. The Hometown Rio Medina, TX Education Medina Valley HS men’s and women’s 4x100 relay Castroville, TX teams both qualified as well as McMurry, BA English, 2002 athletes in four other individual Abilene Christian, MA Human Communication, 2004 events. Unfortunately, no one Incarnate Word, broke through to earn All-America Ph.D. Organizational Leadership, 2012 honors. CAREER On the academic side of Assistant Coach McMurry, 2003-05 things Riedel’s squads brought Head Coach Incarnate Word, 2005- in the honors. The USTFCCCA Derek Riedel joined the organization has recognized UIW Incarnate Word athletic staff in teams as well as individuals on coach at McMurry. During that October of 2005 as the head coach its annual academic “all” lists time he earned his USA Track and for both the cross country teams including three individuals in Field Level 1 certification. During in the fall and the track and field 2010 and five more in 2011. The the summer of 2006 he earned squads in the spring. women’s team had a USTFCCCA his USATF Level II Certification in In his ninth year in charge All-Academic Team member every endurance events. And, in the of both the track and cross year from 2006-12 and the men summer of 2007, he completed country programs, he has put had one every year from 2007-12. his USATF certification in sprints, together a number of deep and The women’s cross country hurdles and relays. successful squads. And, he has team fared quite well within the A native of Castroville and a been instrumental in the revival Lone Star Conference in 2011 graduate of Medina Valley High of competitions held at UIW or and 2012. Riedel had five all- School, Derek ran four years of sponsored by the Cardinals in the conference performers over that cross country and two years of San Antonio area. Now, he has time. The team had a school track at McMurry University in the challenge of transitioning both record six All-Academic Team Abilene, Texas. programs from NCAA Division II to members in 2012 and posted a Riedel finished his Ph.D. in NCAA Division I and the Southland sixth place finish at the Regional Education with an emphasis in Conference. Meet, the best in school history. Organizational Leadership and Over his tenure at UIW Coach In addition to coaching the Adult Education in 2012. He Riedel has seen the Cardinals send Cardinals in cross country and in did his dissertation in public athletes to the NCAA Division II track and field, Riedel has been speaking apprehension and National Championships. The instructor in the Incarnate Word treatment techniques for first qualifier came in 2007 when Department of Communications. apprehension. He holds a Morgan Moszee competed in Immediately prior to joining bachelor’s degree in English from the long jump. Then in 2009 the Cardinals staff, he taught McMurry and a master’s degree the first relay team qualified and communications courses at in communications from Abilene the women’s 4x400 went to the San Antonio’s Northwest Vista Christian University. championships. In 2010, another College. He also has taught speech Riedel and his wife, Mary, long jumper, Lauren Pratt, went to communications classes at Cisco reside in San Antonio and have the elite meet. Then came 2011 Junior College. a son, Gavin, and a daughter, when the 4x100 women’s relay Before moving to San Antonio, Gwyneth. team qualified along with Elodie he worked two years as the Barre in the long jump where she assistant cross country and track www.uiwcardinals.com 4 CARDINALS TRACK & FIELD 2014 Coaching Staff Rosemary DuPree is in her fifth year working with the Incarnate Word track and field program and fourth year as a full-time assistant.
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    HAY-FEVER LEONARD NooN HAY-FEVER A I(EY TO THE ALLERGIC DISORDERS by JOHN FREEMAN D.M. (OxoN) 1950 WILLIAM HEINEMANN · MEDICAL BOOKS · LTD. 99 GREAT RUSSELL STREET LONDON, W.C. 1 First Published 1950 PRINTED IN GREAT BRITAIN BY ROBERT l\!ACLEHOSE A!\D CO. LTD. THE l.l}l'IVERSITY PRESS, GLASGOW To L. N. TRIS ACCOUNT OF MY STEWARDSHIP On ne peut se flatter d'avoir le dernier mot d'une théorie, tant qu'on ne peut pas l'expliquer en peu de paroles a un passant dans la rue. J. D. GERGONNE (1771-1859) FOREWORD ur old Chief, Sir Almroth Wright, used to say to me across the Inoculation O Department tea table, ' Before your ship of life founders be sure you get al! the goods up out of the hold and onto the quay-side.' Alas, he did not manage to do that himself; he died one and a half years ago, at the age of eighty-six, leaving the philosophy book which he had been writing for fifty years in such a chaotic state that even now his grandson is having great difficulty in getting it out. Wright used to say, 'You must be warned by me, J. F.: you finish your book somehow! ' This book from first to last has taken a good twenty-five years to write, and it is certainly none the better for that. At moments of brief leisure much of it has been re-written a dozen times over in the amateur way, till I hardly know what I have left in or left out.