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Location 953 Danby Road, Ithaca, N.Y.Enrollment 6,400Founded 1892President Peggy R. WilliamsNickname BombersColors Blue and GoldAffiliation NCAA Division IIIConference Empire 8Home Facility Butterfield Stadium

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Division of Athletics/Sports InformationDirectory

Head Women’s Track and Field Coach Jennifer Potter

E-mail jpotter@ithaca.eduPhone (607) 274-1757Fax (607) 274-1667

Director of Intercollegiate Athletics Ken Kutler

Phone (607) 274-3209Associate Director of Intercollegiate Athletics Mike Lindberg

Phone (607) 274-3199Assistant Director of Intercollegiate Athletics/Senior Women’s Administrator Deb Steward

Phone (607) 274-5708Operations and Events Coordinator Andrea Hink

Phone (607) 274-3793Sports Information Director Mike Warwick

Phone (607) 274-1401E-mail mwarwick@ithaca.edu

Assistant Sports Information Director Pam Warner

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Contents

Jennifer Potter, Head Coach 2Assistant Coaches 3-4Year-By-Year Results 42004-05 Outlook 5-62003-04 Women’s Track and Field Results 6Athlete Profiles 7-9, 12-182004-05 Women’s Track and Field Roster 10-11Women’s Track and Field Record Book 18-19All-Americans 20-IBCPress Information IBC2004-05 Schedule BC

ITHACA COLLEGEJennifer Potter, Head Coach

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Jennifer Potter is in her second year as Ithaca’shead coach. Potter, an all-American sprinterat Ithaca, led the Bombers to Empire 8 and

state titles at the indoor and outdoor champi-onships and a 15th-place finish at the NCAAIndoor Championships. She was named NYSCTCand Empire 8 indoor and outdoor coach of the yearand Atlantic Region indoor coach of the year asIthaca broke five school records.

Potter spent four years at Cortland as thehead women’s track and field coach, as well ascoaching sprinters and hurdlers as an assistant

coach with the men’s program. She led the Red Dragons to three indoor andthree outdoor conference championships. Potter was named United StatesTrack Coaches Association Atlantic Region Coach of the Year three timesin indoor track and field and twice in outdoor track and field. She was theState University of New York Athletic Conference (SUNYAC) Coach of theof the Year three times.

Her coaching background also includes a year as an assistant coach withthe women’s cross country and track and field teams at Division I CentralMichigan, four years as head cross country and track and field coach atHartwick and two years as a graduate assistant coach with the cross coun-try and track and field programs at Division I Marshall In her career, Potterhas coached 66 national qualifiers and 44 all-Americans (including a nationalchampion high jumper) as well as 13 academic all-Americans.

She is a Level I USATF instructor and holds USATF Level II certifica-tion as a sprints, hurdles, relays and jumps coach. Potter served on the2004 Olympic trials field staff.

Potter graduated from Ithaca in 1992 with a degree in physical educa-tion. She was a four-year letter winner with the Bomber track and field team,earning all-America honors in the 1,600-meter relay at the 1991 NCAA out-door championships. A two-time national qualifier in the 400-meter hurdles,she still holds school records (800 and 1,600-meter relay). She earned her master’s degree from Marshall in 1994. She is also an assistant coach withthe Bomber men’s track and field and women’s cross country teams.

EDUCATION1990, bachelor’s degree in physical education, Ithaca1994, master’s degree in health and physical education, Marshall;

Huntington, W. Va.

COACHING EXPERIENCECollege: 1992-94, graduate assistant cross country/track and field coach

at Marshall; Huntington, W. Va.1994-98, head men’s and women’s track and field

and cross country coach at Hartwick; Oneonta, N.Y.1998-99, assistant women’s cross country/track and field coach

at Central Michigan; Mount Pleasant, Mich.1999-2003, head women’s track and field and assistant men’s

track and field coach at Cortland; Cortland, N.Y.2003-present, head women’s track and field coach, assistant

men’s track and field and women’s cross country coach at Ithaca

The Potter File

ITHACA COLLEGEAssistant Coaches

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JACKIE BAUTERSBauters joins the Bomber staff as a graduate assistantcoach. A recent graduate of St. Mary’s (Ind.), she wasa three-year letter winner for the Belles cross countryteam. She graduated from St. Mary’s with a bachelor’sdegree in psychology. Bauters, who was an assistantcoach with the women’s cross country team that qual-ified for nationals in the fall, is pursuing a master’s degreein sport psychology.

JAMES DONEGANDonegan enters his first season with the track and fieldprogram and works primarily with the sprinters and hurdlers. He is a graduate of Ithaca College and was amember of the men’s track and field and cross countryprograms. A captain his senior year in track and field,Donegan was a state qualifier his junior and senior seasons. Donegan served as a two-time captain in crosscountry, with the team qualifying for nationals both seasons.

ADAM MILLSPAUGHMillspaugh is in his first season with the track and fieldprogram and works primarily with athletes in the multievents and the throwers. He has previously served as avolunteer assistant coach at Trumansburg High School.Millspaugh participated in the multi events and as asprinter and a thrower at Delhi. He qualified for theNJCAA national championships and was a member ofthe 2001 Delhi team that won the NJCAA national title.

CAROL MULLINSMullins enters her third year with the staff and worksprimarily with the throwers. A 1991 graduate of NewHampshire, she spent a year as the assistant track andfield coach at Plattsburgh in charge of the throwers. Asan athlete she was a three-time New England Collegiatediscus champion and two-time javelin champion and the open division javelin champion at the 1989 PennRelays. She was a member of the 1990 and 1991 ECAC-champion ice hockey team at New Hampshire.

JIM NICHOLSNichols, in his 20th year at Ithaca, has coached themen’s cross country and indoor and outdoor track andfield teams since 1986 and spent nine seasons coachingthe women’s track and field teams. Nichols has won 11state titles (two in cross country, four in indoor track andfield, five in outdoor track and field) and coached 29 trackand field all-Americans at Ithaca, including the 1992national champion in the women’s outdoor 5,000-meterrun. Before coming to Ithaca he spent two years as head cross country andtrack and field coach at Plattsburgh, coaching the 1986 indoor 800-meter runnational champion. Nichols, who served on the staff for the 2002 World CrossCountry Championship, was an all-American cross country runner at NorthCentral and a member of two national champion teams for the Cardinals.

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS/–––––INDOOR–––––/ /––––OUTDOOR––––/NYSWCAA/ NYSWCAA/

Year Coach NYSCTC ECAC NCAA NYSCTC ECAC NCAA1986-87 Jim Nichols 2nd 2nd — 1st 1st 24th1987-88 Jim Nichols 3rd 2nd — 1st 3rd 37th1988-89 Jim Nichols 1st 1st 25th 1st 1st 15th1989-90 Jim Nichols 1st 2nd T28th 1st 1st T26th1990-91 Jim Nichols 2nd 4th T21st 1st 1st 16th1991-92 Jim Nichols 2nd 6th 11th 1st 4th T27th1992-93 Jim Nichols 3rd 9th — 1st 18th —1993-94 Adrean Scott 4th T23rd — 2nd 10th —1994-95 Adrean Scott 7th 10th — 4th 4th —1995-96 Kelli Bert 7th T16th — 2nd 2nd —1996-97 Kelli Bert 2nd T32nd — 2nd 8th —1997-98 Kelli Bert 1st T8th 45th 1st 6th T71st1998-99 Jim Nichols 1st 6th — 1st 6th —1999-2000 Jim Nichols 1st 10th 17th 1st — T68th2000-01 Matt Belfield 1st 8th 24th 1st 5th T61st2001-02 Matt Belfield 1st 10th 12th 1st 9th T65st2002-03 Matt Belfield 2nd 7th 11th 1st 5th T24th2003-04 Jennifer Potter 1st 6th 15th 1st 14th —

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ITHACA COLLEGEMIKE STYCZYNSKIStyczynski, a 2003 cross country all-American, is in hisfirst season as an assistant coach and will work primarilywith the middle distance and distance runners. Styczynskiholds school records in the indoor 5,000-meter run and the outdoor 5,000- and 10,000-meter runs. He wasnamed outstanding runner at the 2000 NYSCTC meet,winning two state outdoor titles. He was also a four-yearparticipant at the NCAA championships in cross coun-

try and was a four-time first team all-Atlantic Region and all-NYSCTC selec-tion. He also serves as an assistant coach with the men’s cross country team.

MARY WALLENBECKWallenbeck is in her fourth season with the track andfield program. She works primarily with the long jumpersand triple jumpers. She graduated from Ithaca, whereshe was a member of the track and field and volleyballteams. She spent eight seasons as a varsity track and fieldcoach at Spencer Van Etten High School. Wallenbeckis also an assistant coach for the volleyball team. Herfather is Ithaca College Hall of Famer and current

women’s cross country and assistant track and field coach William Ware.

WILLIAM WAREWare works primarily with the distance runners. A mem-ber of the Ithaca College Athletic Hall of Fame, he hascoached the women’s cross country team for 17 seasons,leading the Bombers to the NCAA championships on12 occasions, including the 2004 season. Ware’s otherresponsibilities at Ithaca have included coaching themen’s cross country, men’s lacrosse, men’s swimmingand diving and women’s swimming and diving teams.

ITHACA COLLEGE2004-05 Outlook

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The Bombers look to continue their success at the New York StateCollegiate Track Conference (NYSCTC) championships—Ithaca haswon six of the past seven indoor titles and seven straight outdoor

crowns—with a veteran roster that features 29 returning letter winners anda pair of all-Americans.

RECAP: The 2004 winter season was highlighted by a 15th-place fin-ish at the indoor national championships (Ithaca’s third straight top-15 show-ing). Ithaca reclaimed the state title and placed sixth at the Eastern CollegeAthletic Conference (ECAC) Championships—matching the program’s bestfinish in 14 years. At the NCAA meet, Emily Maston and MeganMorningstar earned all-America honors by recording third-place finishesin the 800-meter run and high jump, respectively. Ithaca broke three schoolrecords during the winter and set two more in the outdoor season, which alsofeatured a seventh straight state title and a 14th-place finish at the ECAC meet.

KEY LOSSES: Six-time all-American Amanda Laytham, New YorkState’s winner of the NCAA Woman of the Year award, set nine school recordsin her career. Kristen Cravotta was a two-time all-American in the distancemedley relay and a five-time state-champion middle distance runner. NicholeClark earned all-state honors nine times. Throwers Genevieve Billia andCory Lipp were both two-time state runners-up. Hurdler/sprinter AnastasiaHagan and long and triple jumper Alyson Holbrook combined to recordseven all-state performances.

SPRINTS: Senior Kim Henn earned all-state honors five times last yearand classmate Carrie Williams was an all-state performer three times,including a second-place finish with the indoor 800-meter relay team.Seniors Sarah Boucher and Martine Loewensteiner (who spent the springsemester studying at Washington University) and junior Camille Guyot-Bender are all returning all-state competitors. Freshmen Stephanie Donahueand Leigh Klumpp will also contribute.

MIDDLE DISTANCE: Maston, a three-time all-American, earnedthree state titles last year. She is a two-time state-champion in the 500-meterrun and holds the school record in that event. Two other seniors, Kara Krebsand Alyssa Tingle, along with junior Irena McQuarrie, were all-staterunners last year. Freshmen Brittany DeMarse and Audrey Harkness areamong Ithaca’s top newcomers.

DISTANCE: The Bombers will again reap the benefits of their strongcross country program (Ithaca is coming off a fifth straight trip to nation-als in November). Senior Lindsay Dalpiaz is a former all-state competi-tor, provisional national qualifier and school-record holder in the steeplechase.Senior Bridgette Pilling was a national qualifier (indoor and outdoor) andstate champion (outdoor) in the 5,000-meter run. Junior AnastasiaKasianchuk and sophomore Susan Meyer were all-state runners last year.Seniors Lisa Hardy, Megan Sturges and Payson Warlick and sopho-more Rachel Blasiak were NYSCTC championship qualifiers.

HURDLES: Elena DeQuesada, a four-year letter winner with Ithaca’sgymnastics team, will spend her first season with the indoor team. She’s athree-time all-state performer in the 100-meter hurdles. Williams, who hasalso earned all-NYSCTC accolades three times in the hurdles, is a formerschool-record-holder in the 60-meter event. Junior Kelly Sisti, the school-record-holder in the 60-meter hurdles, was the state runner-up in the out-door 100-meter hurdles, and senior Theresa Merrion was a state qualifierin the outdoor 100 and 400-meter hurdles.

JUMPS: Morningstar is a three-time all-American high jumper who’stwice finished third at the NCAA indoor championships. She has won two

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2003-04 WOMEN’S TRACK AND FIELD RESULTSINDOORDate Opponent Place

12/6 at Cornell Relays —1/17 at St. Lawrence’s Tartan Open Fifth of nine1/24 at Cornell Challenge Seventh of seven1/30-31 at Penn State National Open —1/31 at Army’s Howie Invitational —2/7 at Tufts Invitational Third of 162/13-14 at Armory Invitational 23rd of 302/21 at Cornell Denault Invitational —2/28-3/1 NYSCTC Championship at St. Lawrence First of 133/7-8 ECAC Championships at Bowdoin Sixth of 393/8-9 NCAA Championships at UW-Whitewater 15th of 64

OUTDOORDate Opponent Place4/3 Ithaca Invitational —4/10 at Columbia Invitational —4/12-13 at Cortland Heptathlon —4/17 Hamitlon Invitational —4/20-22 Ithaca Quadrangular —4/22-23 at Penn Relays —4/25 at Cornell Big Red Invitational —4/30-5/1 NYSCTC Championships at Brockport First of 145/9 at Towson Invitational —5/14-15 ECAC Championships at William&s 14th of 475/21 at Baldwin-Wallace Twilight Meet —5/22 at MIT Last Chance Meet —5/27-29 NCAA Championships at Millikin no score

state titles and an ECAC championship as well. Sisti, an all-state highjumper, and senior Wendy Scutt, who has competed in the long and triplejumps during her career, also return.

DeQuesada has recorded five all-state performances in the long jump andtriple jump at the NYSCTC outdoor championships. Sisti is a three-time all-state competitor in those events, and freshman Alison Spivak.

Junior Joanna Polakow set the school record in the outdoor pole vaultlast season and Spivak broke the program’s indoor record in her first com-petition. Senior Katie Schkolenko was a state qualifier a year ago.

THROWS: Schkolenko has won the past three NYSCTC javelin titlesand was a provisional qualifier for nationals in 2003 and 2004. She is alsoa state qualifier in the indoor and outdoor shot put. Sophomore ChristyGibney earned all-state honors in the javelin throw. Melissa Blitzsteinshould be one of the team’s top freshmen.

PENTATHLON/HEPTATHLON: Sisti earned all-state honors in thepentathlon and heptathlon each of the past two years. DeQuesada is an all-state heptathlete; Williams is a state qualifier.

2005 SCHEDULE: Following an indoor season that includes meets atArmy, Boston University, Cornell, Penn State, St. Lawrence and Tufts, theBombers will participate in the NYSCTC championships at RIT (the pen-tathlon competition will be held at Cornell) and the ECAC meet at St.Lawrence. Illinois Wesleyan will host the NCAA championships.

The outdoor season begins in late March. The Bombers will host the IthacaInvitational and will compete at Bucknell, Cornell, Lafayette and Princeton.Ithaca will host the heptathlon portion of this year’s state meet, whileRochester will host the NYSCTC Championships. The ECAC champi-onship meet is at Springfield and the NCAA outdoor championships willbe held at Wartburg.

ITHACA COLLEGECaptain Profiles

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KIM HENNSprints, Sr.; Basking Ridge, N.J.2003-04: Henn was a five-time all-state performer, placing fourth in the200-meter dash and sixth in the 55-meter dash at the NYSCTC indoorchampionships (she was the Empire 8champion in the latter event), fourth inthe outdoor 100-meter dash, seventh

with the indoor 800-meter relay team and sixth with the out-door 400-meter relay team. She also qualified for the statemeet in the outdoor 200-meter dash. 2002-03: Henn earnedall-state honors in four events. She ran on Ithaca’s fifth-place 800-meter relayteam during the winter. In the spring she took seventh in the 200-meter dashand eighth in the 100-meter dash and was also a member of the 400-meterrelay team that placed fourth. 2001-02: Henn ran on the 400-meter relay teamthat placed third at the state outdoor meet (50.32). She helped the 800-meterrelay team to seventh at the NYSCTC indoor meet (1:51.02) and was a statequalifier in the outdoor 100- and 200-meter dashes. High School: At RidgeHigh School, Henn was coached by Tim Mooney. Personal: An art major,she is the daughter of Francis and Jean Henn. Her brother, Mike, a 2000 Ithacagraduate, was a state-champion sprinter with the men’s track and field team.

EMILY MASTONMiddle Distance, Sr.; Massena2003-04: Maston earned all-Americahonors in the indoor 800-meter run(third at nationals). She also qualified fornationals with the DMR team, helpingthe Bombers place 10th. Maston was thestate champion and ECAC runner-up inthat event. She won an indoor state title

with the DMR and placed second in the 500-meter run atthe NYSCTC indoor meet (school-record tying 78.30). Inthe spring Maston helped the 3,200-meter relay team to astate title and second in the 1,500-meter run and third in the 800-meter run.She was part of seven Empire 8 championships and earned both Empire 8Presidents’ List recognition and UST&FC all-academic honors. 2002-03:Maston earned all-America honors with the DMR team, helping the Bombersto fifth at nationals. She won state titles and set school records in the 500-meter run (1:18.30) and with the DMR team (11:51.09). In the spring, shehelped the 3,200-meter relay and sprint medley relay teams to school-recordtimes of 9:04.66 and 4:06.55, respectively at the Drake Relays. Maston earnedall-state honors with the 1,600-meter relay team, placing fifth. 2001-02:Maston earned all-America honors with the DMR relay team’s sixth-placefinish at nationals. She ran on the 3,200-meter relay and DMR teams that both set school records during the winter. She won a state title in the indoor500-meter run (a facility-record 1:19.68) and earned all-NYSCTC honors withthe 800-meter, 1,600-meter and DMR teams. In the spring Maston was a member of Ithaca’s NYSCTC-champion 3,200-meter relay team (school-record9:20.33) and earned all-state accolades in the 800-meter run (fourth), 1,500-meter run (fifth) and 1,600-meter relay (third). High School:At Massena HighSchool Maston was coached by Roy Bixby. Personal: A clinical science/physical therapy major, she is the daughter of Gerald and Sue Maston.

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ITHACA COLLEGEKATIE SCHKOLENKO

Throws, Sr.; Newton, N.J.2003-04: Schkolenko won her third straight state title in thejavelin and was a provisional qualifier for the NCAA cham-pionships. Her career-best effort of 131-4 at the ColumbiaInvitational was just 14 inches short of Ithaca’s 14-year-oldschool record. She was also a state qualifier in the outdoorpole vault and indoor and outdoor shot put. Schkolenko wasnamed to the Empire 8 Presidents’List after the fall semesterand received all-academic honors from the USTFCA following the outdoor season. 2002-03: Schkolenko was aprovisional NCAA qualifier in the javelin throw, posting a

career-best mark of 128-21/2. At the NYSCTC outdoor meet she successfullydefended her state title and two weeks later took third at the ECAC cham-pionships. 2001-02: Schkolenko won the NYSCTC championship in thejavelin (121-4). She posted a top effort of 125-3. She was a state qualifierin the indoor shot put, placing 11th (31-8). Schkolenko spent the fall withthe Bomber women’s soccer team. High School: At Newton High School,Schkolenko was coached by Jake Mull. Personal: The daughter of Stevenand Agnes Schkolenko, she is an organizational communication, learningand design major.

CARRIE WILLIAMSHurdles/Multi-events,

Sr.; Ithaca2003-04: Williams earned all-statehonors in three events. She took sev-enth in the outdoor 100-meter hurdles,was part of the indoor 800-meter relayteam that finished as NYSCTC runner-up and helped the outdoor 400-meterrelay team to a sixth-place finish. Williams was also a statequalifier in the indoor 55-meter hurdles. 2002-03: Williamsproduced two school-record performances in the 60-meter

hurdles during the indoor season, lowering the mark to 9.5. She earned all-state honors in the 55-meter hurdles, placing fifth at the indoor meet, and helpedthe 400-meter relay team to an all-state showing (fourth) at the NYSCTCoutdoor championships. 2001-02: Williams set a school record in her firstcollegiate meet, posting a time of 9.82 in the 60-meter hurdles. She placedfifth in the 55-meter hurdles at the NYSCTC indoor meet (9.04) and alsoqualified in the pentathlon during the indoor season. High School: At IthacaHigh School, Williams was coached by Richard Bernstein. Personal: Atelevision-radio major, she is the daughter of Wenmouth and Nancy Williams.Her father is a professor in Ithaca’s department of television and radio andIthaca’s Faculty Athletics Representative to the NCAA.

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RACHEL BLASIAKDistance, So.; Chapel Hill, N.C.Blasiak earned all-conference, all-stateand all-region honors for Ithaca’s crosscountry team, helping the Bombers toa berth at nationals. 2003-04: Blasiakwas a state qualifier in the outdoor1,500 and 5,000-meter runs, placing15th (5:14.57) and 10th (19:23.77),

respectively. She was the top freshman on Ithaca’s crosscountry team, earning all-conference and all-state honors.She was chosen Empire 8 Rookie of the Year and wasnamed to the Empire 8 Presidents’List twice. High School: At Chapel HillHigh School Blasiak was coached by Ron Olsen. Personal: A biologymajor, she is the daughter of Richard Blasiak and Elaine Cameron.

SARAH BOUCHERSprints, Sr.; North Adams, Mass.2003-04: Boucher earned all-state hon-ors with the 400-meter relay team,helping that quartet finish sixth at theNYSCTC outdoor championships. Shewas also a state qualifier in the outdoor200-meter dash. 2001-02: Boucherwas a state qualifier in the indoor

400-meter dash and outdoor 100 and 200-meter dashes.2000-01: Boucher helped the 400-meter relay team to ninthat the outdoor NYSCTC meet, missing all-state honors byone spot. She also qualified for the state meet in the outdoor 100-meter and200-meter dashes. High School: At Drury High School. Boucher wascoached by James Buffoni. Personal: A health and physical educationmajor, she is the daughter of Michael and Carol Boucher.

LINDSAY DALPIAZDistance, Sr.; SayvilleDalpiaz earned all-conference honorsin cross country in the fall and traveledto nationals as the team’s alternate.2003-04: Dalpiaz was a state qualifierin two events at the NYSCTC outdoorchampionships. She placed 11th in the3,000-meter steeplechase (12:31.83)

and 14th in the 10,000-meter run (42:28.98). She was a first-team all-conference selection in cross country. 2002-03:Dalpiaz was a state qualifier during the indoor and outdoorseasons. She placed 13th in the indoor 5,000-meter run and 12th in the3,000-meter steeplechase at the outdoor meet. 2001-02: Dalpiaz set a schoolrecord in the 3,000-meter steeplechase (11:55.76) at the state meet, earningall-state honors and provisionally qualifying for nationals. She earned all-statehonors and placed eighth in the indoor 5,000-meter run (19:19.77). Dalpiazran in seven cross country meets in the fall. High School: At Sayville HighSchool, Dalpiaz was coached by Lester Williams. Personal: The daughterof Bob ’73 and Bobbie Dalpiaz ’76, she is an exercise science major.

Athlete Profiles

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Name Event Class High School/Prep Hometown* ABRAHAM, Emily Sprints/Hurdles So. Delaware Valley Milford, N.J.* AFFRONTI, Angela Distance/Hurdles So. Wayne Ontario* ANDERSEN, Nancy Throws So. Londonberry Londonderry, N.H.

BEAUDWAY, Sarah Middle Distance Fr. Stillwater Lake Elmo, Minn.* BLASIAK, Rachel Distance So. Chapel Hill Chapel Hill, N.C.

BLITZSTEIN, Melissa Throws Fr. West Milford West Milford, N.J.* BOUCHER, Sarah Sprints Sr. Drury North Adams, Mass.

BURGESS, Brittany Distance So. Newark NewarkCATELLA, Caitlin Distance Fr. Oneonta Oneonta

* DALPIAZ, Lindsay Distance Sr. Sayville Sayville* DEANE, Sarah Distance Jr. Cooperstown Fly Creek

DeMARSE, Brittany Middle Distance Fr. Cohoes CohoesDeQUESADA, Elena Multi-Events Sr. Roseville Area Roseville, Minn.DONAHUE, Stephanie Sprints Fr. Natick Natick, Mass.EDINGER, Kristin Distance Fr. Onondaga Onondaga

* EVANS, Shira Distance Jr. Fayetteville-Manlius FayettevilleGALETTA, Cara Sprints So. Kellenberg Memorial MassapequaGALLAGHER, Courtney Middle Distance Fr. Amherst Regional Amherst, Mass.

* GIBNEY, Christy Throws So. Grand Island Grand IslandGILLESPIE, Denise Distance Fr. Villa Maria Academy Limerick, Pa.GRABOWSKI, RaeAnne Jumps/Pole Vault Fr. Thomas Jefferson Auburn, Wash.

* GRIFFITH, Megan Middle Distance/Jumps Jr. Pulaski Pulaski* GUYOT-BENDER, Camille Sprints Jr. Clinton Clinton

HARDY, Lisa Distance SHARKNESS, Audrey Distance Fr. Hamilton-Wenham Amesbury, Mass.HARRIS, Amy Distance Fr. Council Rock Richboro, Pa.

* HENN, Kim Sprints S* HOFFMAN, BA Hurdles Jr. Charter School of Wilmington Hockessin, Del.

HORWITZ, Lea Distance So. Newton North West Newton, Mass.HULBERT, Keelyann Sprints Fr. Maple Hill Castleton

* KASIANCHUK, Anastasia Distance Jr. Kennett North Conway, N.H.KLUMPP, Leigh Sprints Fr. Windsor Windsor

* KREBS, Kara Distance Sr. Herricks New Hyde ParkLAMANNA, Kara Distance Jr. Rush-Henrietta RochesterLAWSON, Molly Distance JLOEWENSTEINER, Martine Sprints Sr. Morristown Morristown, N.J.LYKO, Dianna Jumps J

* MARGULIES, Samantha Hurdles So. Lakewood Lakewood, Ohio* MASTON, Emily Middle Distance Sr. Massena Massena* McQUARRIE, Irena Distance J* MERRION, Theresa Hurdles Sr. Marquette Michigan City, Ind.* MEYER, Susan Distance S

MONTESION, Amy Sprints So. Marlborough Marlborough, Mass.MONTGOMERY, Marla Multi-Events Fr. Loretto Academy El Paso, Texas

* MORNINGSTAR, Meghan Jumps JMURPHY, Megan Throws So. Murdock Winchendon, Mass.

* PILLING, Bridgette Distance Sr. Wahconah Regional Dalton, Mass.* POLAKOW, Joanna Jumps/Sprints Jr. Northwestern New Hartford, N.H.

SCAHILL, Jacqueline Throws So. New Fairfield New Fairfield, Conn.* SCHKOLENKO, Katie Throws/Pole Vault Sr. Newton Newton, N.J.

SCUTT, Wendy Jumps Sr. Batavia BataviaSIDDALL, Kara Sprints Fr. Saint Anthony's Central IslipSISTI, Kelly Multi-Events SSPIVAK, Alison Jumps FSTLUKA, Brooke Jumps/Middle Distance Fr. New Canaan New Canaan, Conn.,

* STURGES, Megan Distance Sr. Barrington Barrington, R.I.* TINGLE, Alyssa Distance Sr. Cambridge Rindge & Latin Cambridge, Mass.* WARLICK, Payson Distance Sr. Randolph Union Randolph Center, Vt.

WHITE, Amanda Sprints F* WILLIAMS, Carrie Hurdles/Sprints Sr. Ithaca Ithaca

* Returning letter winner

Head Coach: Jennifer Potter Captains: Kim Henn, Emily Maston, Katie Schkolenko, Carr

Assistant Coaches: Jackie Bauters, James Donegan, Adam Milspaugh, Carol Mullins, Jim Nichols, Mike Styczynski, Mary Wallenbeck, Bill Ware

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Class High School/Prep HometownSo. Delaware Valley Milford, N.J.So. Wayne OntarioSo. Londonberry Londonderry, N.H.Fr. Stillwater Lake Elmo, Minn.So. Chapel Hill Chapel Hill, N.C.Fr. West Milford West Milford, N.J.Sr. Drury North Adams, Mass.So. Newark NewarkFr. Oneonta OneontaSr. Sayville SayvilleJr. Cooperstown Fly CreekFr. Cohoes CohoesSr. Roseville Area Roseville, Minn.Fr. Natick Natick, Mass.Fr. Onondaga OnondagaJr. Fayetteville-Manlius FayettevilleSo. Kellenberg Memorial MassapequaFr. Amherst Regional Amherst, Mass.So. Grand Island Grand IslandFr. Villa Maria Academy Limerick, Pa.Fr. Thomas Jefferson Auburn, Wash.Jr. Pulaski PulaskiJr. Clinton ClintonSr. Franklin Academy MaloneFr. Hamilton-Wenham Amesbury, Mass.Fr. Council Rock Richboro, Pa.Sr. Ridge Basking Ridge, N.J.Jr. Charter School of Wilmington Hockessin, Del.So. Newton North West Newton, Mass.Fr. Maple Hill CastletonJr. Kennett North Conway, N.H.Fr. Windsor WindsorSr. Herricks New Hyde ParkJr. Rush-Henrietta RochesterJr. Waterloo WaterlooSr. Morristown Morristown, N.J.Jr. Webster WebsterSo. Lakewood Lakewood, OhioSr. Massena MassenaJr. Skaneateles SkaneatelesSr. Marquette Michigan City, Ind.So. Fort Collins Fort Collins, Colo.So. Marlborough Marlborough, Mass.Fr. Loretto Academy El Paso, TexasJr. Towanda Area Towanda, Pa.So. Murdock Winchendon, Mass.Sr. Wahconah Regional Dalton, Mass.Jr. Northwestern New Hartford, N.H.So. New Fairfield New Fairfield, Conn.Sr. Newton Newton, N.J.Sr. Batavia BataviaFr. Saint Anthony's Central IslipSo. Horseheads HorseheadsFr. Franklin Delano Roosevelt StaatsburgFr. New Canaan New Canaan, Conn.,Sr. Barrington Barrington, R.I.Sr. Cambridge Rindge & Latin Cambridge, Mass.Sr. Randolph Union Randolph Center, Vt.Fr. Valley Central MontgomerySr. Ithaca Ithaca

y Maston, Katie Schkolenko, Carrie Williams

Carol Mullins, Jim Nichols, Mike Styczynski, Mary Wallenbeck, Bill Ware

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ITHACA COLLEGEELENA DeQUESADA

Hurdles/Jumps, Gr.; Roseville, Minn.

2003-04: DeQuesada sat out the out-door season with a gymnastics injury.In the winter, DeQuesada earned all-ECAC honors in the vault and helpedIthaca’s gymnastics team to a runner-up finish at the national meet. 2002-03:DeQuesada recorded three all-state performances, placingsixth in the 100-meter hurdles, seventh in the long jump andeighth in the triple jump and earned all-ECAC honors in the

100-meter hurdles (seventh) and long jump (eighth). 2001-02: DeQuesadaearned all-state honors in three events, placing fourth in the heptathlon(3,515 points) and fifth in both the long jump (16-5) and 100-meter hurdles(15.97). She also qualified for the state meet in the triple jump and javelinthrow. 2000-01: DeQuesada earned all-state honors in the 100-meter hur-dles (fourth), long jump (sixth) and triple jump (seventh) and ran on Ithaca’s400-meter relay team at the Penn Relays. In the winter she was a memberof Ithaca’s ECAC-champion gymnastics team. High School: At RosevilleArea High School, DeQuesada’s track and field coach was Mark Sotebeer.Personal: The daughter of Sandra DeQuesada, she received her bachelor’sdegree in exercise science, with minors in coaching, mathematics andphysics, in May. She is pursuing a master’s degree in exercise science. Shewas chosen to participate in the NCAA’s Leadership Conference in 2003.

CHRISTINE GIBNEYJumps, Jr.; Grand Island

2003-04: In her first season with the Bombers, Gibneyearned all-state honors in the javelin throw, recording aneight-place finish at the NYSCTC outdoor championships.She was named to the Empire 8 Presidents’ List followingboth the fall and spring semesters. High School: At GrandIsland High School Gibney was coached by Andrew Curtis.Personal: A television-radio major, she is the daughter ofJohn and Elaine Gibney.

LISA HARDYDistance, Sr.; Malone

2002-03: Hardy qualified for the indoorstate championships in the 1,000-meterrun and placed 10th at the NYSCTCmeet. During the outdoor season shewas a state qualifier in the 3,000-metersteeplechase. She also ran in six raceswith the cross country team. 2001-02:At the indoor NYSCTC championships Hardy placed 10thin the 1,500-meter run. During the outdoor season, Hardywas a state and ECAC qualifier in the 3,000-meter

steeplechase. She lettered with the cross country team running in 10 eventsincluding the state meet. High School: Hardy was coached by Mike Westcottat Franklin Academy. Personal: The daughter of Steve and Dianne Hardy,she is an organizational communication, learning and design major.

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ANASTASIA KASIANCHUKDistance, Jr.; North Conway, N.H.Kasianchuk was a first-team all-conference and all-region selection incross country for a Bomber team thatplaced 15th at the NCAA champi-onships. 2003-04: Kasianchuk placedseventh in the indoor 3,000-meter runand indoor 5,000-meter run at both

the NYSCTC and ECAC championships. She recordedfifth-place finishes in the 5,000 and 10,000-meter runs atthe state outdoor meet. Kasianchuk earned first-team all-conference and third-team all-state honors in cross country and was namedto the Empire 8 Presidents’List twice. 2002-03: Kasianchuk earned all-statehonors at the NYSCTC outdoor meet, placing eighth in the 10,000-meterrun. She was also a state qualifier in the indoor and outdoor 5,000-meter runs.High School: At Kennett High School Kasianchuk played field hockey.Personal: A clinical exercise science major, she is the daughter of Paul andTrudi Kasianchuk.

KARA KREBSMiddle Distance, Sr.; New Hyde ParkKrebs competed in six races withIthaca’s cross country team, includingstates. 2003-04: Krebs earned all-statehonors in two events. She placed eighthin the indoor 800-meter run and helpedthe 3,200-meter relay team to a runner-

up state showing (and an Empire 8 title) at the NYSCTCindoor meet. Krebs ran in 10 races with Ithaca’s crosscountry team, including states. 2002-03: Krebs earned all-state honors at the NYSCTC indoor meet, helping the 3,200-meter relayteam place third (9:40.18). She was a state qualifier in the 1,500-meter run,placing 11th at the NYSCTC outdoor meet and an ECAC qualifier in the1,000-meter run. Krebs ran in seven races with Ithaca’s cross country team.2001-02: Krebs earned a state title with the 3,200-meter relay team (9:41.79).During the cross country season she was one of Ithaca’s top freshmen andcompeted in five races. High School: At Herricks High School, Krebs ranfor coaches Harry O’Neill and Howard Tear and her mother, Joy Krebs.Personal: A clinical science/ physical therapy major, she is the daughter ofPatrick and Joy Krebs.

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ITHACA COLLEGEMARTINE

LOEWENSTEINERSprints, Sr.; Morristown, N.J.

2003-04: Loewensteiner spent thespring semester studying at Washington(Mo.) University. 2002-03: As a sopho-more, Loewensteiner ran on Ithaca’s all-state outdoor 400-meter relay team(fourth) and the indoor 800-meter relayteam that earned all-NYSCTC honors with a fifth-placefinish at the indoor meet. She was an individual qualifier in the outdoor 100-meter dash, finishing 12th. 2001-02:

Loewensteiner ran on the 400-meter relay team that took third at the stateoutdoor meet (50.32) and the 800-meter relay team that was seventh at theNYSCTC indoor meet (1:51.02). She was an individual state qualifier in theoutdoor 100- and 200-meter dashes. High School: Loewensteiner wascoached by Paul Bucchino at Morristown High School. Personal: The daugh-ter of Howard and Fran Loewensteiner, she is a business administration major.

IRENA McQUARRIEMiddle Distance, Jr.; Skaneateles2003-04: McQuarrie helped the dis-tance medley relay team to 10th at theNCAA indoor meet. She ran on thestate champion distance medley relayand outdoor 3,200-meter relay teams.She also helped the indoor 3,200-meterrelay team to a runner-up finish at theNYSCTC meet and earned all-state honors in the indoor and outdoor 800-meter run (placing seventh and fifth, respec-tively) and with the outdoor 1,600-meter relay team (seventh

place). McQuarrie earned Empire 8 titles in three events: the indoor and outdoor 3,200-meter relays and the indoor distance medley relay. She wasnamed to the USTFCA all-academic team following the indoor season.2002-03: McQuarrie earned all-state honors in the 800-meter run, placingseventh at the outdoor NYSCTC championships. She ran in seven crosscountry races including the state meet. High School: At Skaneateles HighSchool, McQuarrie was coached by Jack Reed. Personal:A clinical science/physical therapy major, she is the daughter of Lewis and Celeste McQuarrie.

THERESA MERRIONHurdles, Sr.; Michigan City, Ind.

2003-04: Merrion was a state qualifier in the 400 and 100-meter hurdles during the outdoor season. She placed 15thin the 400-meter hurdles and 19th in the 100-meter hurdlesat the NYSCTC outdoor championships. 2002-03: Merrionqualified for the NYSCTC outdoor meet in the 100- and 400-meter hurdles, placing 13th and 17th, respectively at the statechampionship event. 2001-02:As a freshman Merrion com-peted at the state championships in the outdoor 100-and 400-meter hurdles. Her top finish was a 15th-place performancein the 400-meter hurdles. High School: At Marquette High

School, Merion was coached by Rob Smith. Personal: A sociology major,she is the daughter of Edwin and Fran Merrion.

ITHACA COLLEGEMEGHAN MORNINGSTARJumps, Jr.; Towanda, Pa.2003-04: Morningstar earned all-America honors for the third time,placing third in the high jump at theNCAA indoor championships. Sheis the first Bomber to earn all-Americahonors three times in a field event.Morningstar, whose top mark was

5-7 (1.70 meters), was a national qualifier during the out-door season and placed 17th at the NCAA championships.She won the state title in that event at both the indoor andoutdoor NYSCTC meets and was the ECAC runner-up during the indoorseason. 2002-03: Morningstar earned all-America honors in both the indoorand outdoor high jump, finishing third at the indoor national championshipsand seventh at the outdoor NCAA meet. Her third-place showing at the indoorevent was the program’s highest finish ever in a field event. Morningstar won the ECAC title in the spring and recorded third-place finishes at the ECACindoor championships and the indoor state meet. Her top marks were 1.61 meters (indoors) and 1.65 meters (outdoors). High School:At TowandaArea High School, Morningstar was coached by Mark Vail. Personal: Thedaughter of John and Valerie Morningstar, she is a student in the exploratoryprogram. Her sister Mandi is a sophomore at Ithaca.

BRIDGETTE PILLINGMid-Distance, Sr.; Dalton, Mass. Pilling was the Empire 8 championand earned all-conference, all-stateand all-region honors in cross coun-try. She was named Empire 8 Runnerof the Year and was Ithaca’s top fin-isher at nationals (53rd). 2003-04:Pilling was a national qualifier in the

indoor and outdoor 5,000-meter runs. She won the outdoorNYSCTC title in that race, and also earned all-state honors in the indoor 3,000-meter (second), outdoor 10,000-meter (second) and indoor 5,000-meter (third) runs. Pilling earned all-ECAC honors with a fifth-place showing in the 5,000-meter run at theindoor championships. She was named to the Empire 8 Presidents’ List following the fall semester and was named to the USTFCA all-academic teamafter the outdoor season. Her cross country season featured a fourth-placefinish at the state championship race. 2002-03: Pilling earned five all-statehonors, highlighted by her performance on the 3,200-meter relay team thatwon the NYSCTC outdoor title in a meet-record time of 9:13.63. She placedthird in the outdoor 5,000-meter run, sixth in the indoor 1,500-meter run andeighth in the outdoor 1,500-meter run. Pilling also ran on the third-place indoor3,200-meter relay team. 2001-02: Pilling earned all-state honors in the1,000-meter run, placing sixth at the NYSCTC indoor meet in 3:11.25. Inthe spring she was a state and ECAC qualifier in the 1,500-meter run andtook ninth at the state meet (4:51.74). High School: At Wahconah RegionalSchool, Pilling was coached by Nick Cavilari. She earned four letters in bothcross country and Nordic skiing. Personal: A clinical science/physicaltherapy major, she is the daughter of Brian and Susan Pilling.

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ITHACA COLLEGEJOANNA POLAKOW

Pole Vault, Jr.; New Hartford, N.H.

2003-04: Polakow set a school recordin the outdoor pole vault, clearing 9 1/4

at the Towson Invitational. She was theEmpire 8 runner-up and placed 15th atthe NYSCTC outdoor championships.2002-03: Polakow saw limited com-petition as a freshman sprinter and pole vaulter. HighSchool: At Northwestern Regional High School, Polakowwas coached by Andy Campbell, Rick Dubois and Stephen

Zimmerman. She won the 2000 Class M state title in the pole vault. Personal:The daughter of Anthony and Laura Polakow, she is a clinical science major.

WENDY SCUTTJumps/Distance, Sr.; Batavia

A consistent performer in the long jump and triple jump forthe Bombers during her career, Scutt will also train for thehigh jump and compete in that event this year. High School:At Batavia High School, Scutt was coached by CoachAzer. Personal: A clinical science/physical therapy major,she is the daughter of Barry Scutt and Charlotte Lind.

KELLY SISTIMulti-Events, Jr.; Horseheads

2003-04: Sisti earned all-state honorsin seven events. She was the NYSCTCrunner-up in the outdoor 100-meterhurdles and took sixth in the triplejump and eighth in the heptathlon at theoutdoor state meet. Her top finish at theindoor NYSCTC championships wasa second-place showing in the triple jump. Sisti also placedthird in the pentathlon and 55-meter hurdles and was sev-enth in the long jump. She earned all-ECAC honors in the

indoor 55-meter hurdles (finishing seventh) and was named to the Empire8 Presidents’List following the fall semester. 2002-03: Sisti earned all-statehonors five times. She placed fourth in the indoor triple jump and recordedall-state performances in four events at the NYSCTC outdoor meet: heptathlon(third), triple jump (sixth), 100-meter hurdles (seventh) and high jump(eighth). Sisti was also a state qualifier in the 55-meter hurdles, high jumpand pentathlon in the winter. She placed 11th at the ECAC championshipsin the pentathlon and finished ninth in the 100-meter hurdles at the ECACoutdoor meet. High School: At Horseheads High School, Sisti was coachedby Tom Jansen and Fred Seither, a 1950 Ithaca graduate and member of theIthaca Athletic Hall of Fame. Personal: The daughter of Peter and KathySisti, she is a clinical science/physical therapy major.

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MEGAN STURGESDistance, Sr.; Barrington, R.I.Sturges earned all-region and first-team all-conference accolades in crosscountry and competed at nationals.2003-04: Sturges was a state qualifierin the indoor 5,000-meter run. Sheplaced 12th at the NYSCTC champi-onship meet. 2002-03: Sturges earned

all-state honors in the outdoor 5,000- and 10,000-meter runs,placing eighth and fourth, respectively. High School: AtBarrington Community High School, Sturges was coachedby Anne Marie Marino. Personal: A sport management major, she is thedaughter of James Sturges and Rebecca Burke.

ALYSSA TINGLEMiddle Distance, Sr.;Cambridge, Mass.Tingle earned all-conference honorswith the cross country team and ran atthe NCAA championships. 2003-04:Tingle helped the 3,200-meter relayteam to a state-runner-up finish andEmpire 8 title during the indoor season.

2002-03: Tingle earned all-state honors in the 1,500-meterrun with her eighth-place finish at the indoor champi-onships. She also helped the 3,200-meter relay team to a third-place finish at the NYSCTC indoor meet. A week later Tingle earned all-ECAC honors by placing eighth in the 1,000-meter run at the ECACchampionships. In the fall she earned all-state honors in cross country andran in Ithaca’s top seven at the regional and national championship meets. 2001-02: Tingle was part of Ithaca’s NYSCTC-title winning 3,200-meter relayteam (9:41.79). She was a state qualifier in the 800-meter run during the outdoor season, placing 12th in 2:25.63. High School:At Cambridge Rindge& Latin High School, Tingle was coached by Scott Cody. Personal: An integrated marketing communications major, she is the daughter of Garrettand Janice Tingle.

PAYSON WARLICKDistance, Sr.; Randolph Center, Vt.Warlick earned all-conference, all-stateand all-region recognition in crosscountry. She competed at nationals andfinished fifth at the state meet (18:57.3).2003-04: Warlick was a state qualifierin the 10,000-meter run and placed

15th at the NYSCTC outdoor meet. 2002-03: Warlick competed in distance events and was a member of the crosscountry team. 2001-02: Warlick competed in five crosscountry races before joining the track and field program. High School: AtRandolph Union High School, Warlick was coached by Mark Chaplin.Personal: A speech-language pathology major, she is the daughter of Louisand Patricia Warlick.

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INDOOR RECORDS

TRACK EVENTSEvent Record Holder Time Date

55-Meter Hurdles Cheryl Nethaway 0:08.61 • 3/9/9060-Meter Hurdles KELLY SISTI 0:09.69 • 2/14/0455-Meter Dash April Smith 0:07.27 • 2/25/8960-Meter Dash KIM HENN 0:08.16 • 2/21/04200-Meter Dash Courtney Smith 0:26.12 • 2/19/00300-Meter Dash Jaclyn Briguglio 43.80 • 2/1/03400-Meter Dash Courtney Smith 0:57.57 • 3/11/00500-Meter Run Lynn Janovich 1:18.30 • 2/15/03

EMILY MASTON 1:18.30 • 3/1/04600-Meter Run Marisa Sutera 1:33.3 2/14/82800-Meter Run Lynn Janovich 2:15.15 • 3/1/031,000-Meter Run Amanda Laytham 2:56.14 • 2/22/031,500-Meter Run Amanda Laytham 4:35.35 • 3/10/023,000-Meter Run Ann Marie DelSignore 9:55.07 3/8/925,000-Meter Run Ann Marie DelSignore 17:07.24 3/14/92800-Meter Relay Pace, Nethaway, 1:49.76 • 3/5/89

Smith, Smith1,600-Meter Relay Nethaway, Vanaskie, 3:59.79 • 3/9/91

Young, Wachtel3,200-Meter Relay Boshe, MASTON, 9:27.16 • 2/9/02

Laytham, CravottaDistance Medley Cravotta, MASTON, 11:51.09 • 2/28/03

Relay Janovich, Laytham

FIELD EVENTSEvent Record Holder Distance Date

High Jump Rose Danielle 5-8 2/4/84Pole Vault Liz Lilley 8-01/2 3/6/99

Erin Williams 8-01/2 1/31/04Long Jump Maureen Smith 17-101/2 12/11/88Triple Jump Christine Dittrich 36-63/4 2/24/01Shot Put Erin Stevens 41-63/4 12/4/9920-Pound Erin Stevens 48-6 2/12/00

Weight ThrowPentathlon Caryl Senn 3,436 pts 2/27/83• Fully automatic timing

Betsy KnealeLynn JanovichChristine DittrichAnn Marie DelSignore

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OUTDOOR RECORDS

TRACK EVENTSEvent Record Holder Time Date

100-Meter Hurdles Cheryl Nethaway 0:14.90 • 5/23/91400-Meter Hurdles Cheryl Nethaway 1:02.44 • 5/4/91100-Meter Dash Amy Vanaskie 0:12.34 • 5/17/92200-Meter Dash Amy Vanaskie 0:25.27 • 5/17/92400-Meter Dash Courtney Smith 0:57.96 • 5/6/00800-Meter Run Lynn Janovich 2:10.45 • 5/24/031,500-Meter Run Amanda Laytham 4:34.65 • 4/19/033,000-Meter Run Colleen Skelly 10:01.3 5/10/873,000-Meter

Steeplechase Amanda Laytham 10:59.07 • 5/21/045,000-Meter Run Betsy Kneale 17:14.0 5/12/8410,000-Meter Run Betsy Kneale 35:14.38 5/24/84400-Meter Relay Vanaskie, Pace,

Nethaway, Robinson 0:48.97 5/24/91800-Meter Relay Vanaskie, Potter,

O’Donnell, Nethaway 1:48.11 4/14/901,600-Meter Relay Nethaway, Wachtel,

Vanaskie, Potter 3:50.50 5/25/91Sprint Medley Janovich, MASTON,

Relay Laytham, Cravotta 4:06.55 • 4/26/03Distance Medley Janovich, MASTON,

Relay Laytham, Cravotta 9:04.66 • 4/26/033,200-Meter Relay PILLING, Janovich,

Laytham, Cravotta 9:13.63 • 5/3/03

FIELD EVENTSEvent Record Holder Distance DateHigh Jump Heidi Nichols 5-81/2 5/1/98Pole Vault JOANNA POLAKOW 9-01/4 5/9/04Long Jump Maureen Smith 18-51/2 5/5/89Triple Jump Christine Dittrich 36-31/2 4/30/00Shot Put Erin Stevens 41-53/4 4/8/00Javelin Lauri Hancock 132-6 4/26/90Discus Shari Wilkins 138-9 4/7/01Hammer Throw Kim Van Pelt 149-11 4/22/02Heptathlon Caryl Senn 4,768 pts 5/5/84• Fully automatic timingReturning athletes in BOLD CAPITAL LETTERS.

April SmithColleen SkellyCheryl NethawayAmanda Laytham

Record Book

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OUTDOORYear Name Event Place1987 Jannette Bonrouhi 5,000-Meter Run 6th

Colleen Skelly 10,000-Meter Run 3rd1988 Jannette Bonrouhi 5,000-Meter Run 7th

10,000-Meter Run 5th1989 Julie Aman 800-Meter Run 5th

Jannette Bonrouhi 5,000-Meter Run 5th10,000-Meter Run 4th

Lauri Hancock High Jump 7thApril Smith 400-Meter Relay 7thShelly PaceEileen HabackerCheryl NethawayJulie Aman 800-Meter Run 5thJannette Bonrouhi 10,000-Meter Run 7thLauri Hancock Javelin 8thCheryl Nethaway 1,600-Meter Relay 7thAmy VanaskieKristina WachtelLaura Young

1991 Cheryl Nethaway 100-Meter Hurdles 4thCheryl Nethaway 400-Meter Relay 7thLaura VanaskieShelley PaceDemile RobinsonKristina Wachtel 1,600-Meter Relay 2ndCheryl NethawayAmy VanaskieJennifer Potter

1992 Ann Marie DelSignore 5,000-Meter Run 5th10,000-Meter Run 6th

Amy Vanaskie 200-Meter Dash 8th1998 Heidi Nichols High Jump 8th2000 Cara Devlin 10,000-Meter Run 8th2001 Lauren Byler 1,500-Meter Run 7th2002 Amanda Laytham 1,500-Meter Run 7th2003 Lynn Janovich 800-Meter Run 2nd

MEGHAN MORNINGSTAR High Jump 7th

INDOORYear Name Event Place1986 Michele Lewis 55-Meter Dash 5th1987 Cathy Livingston 1,500-Meter Run 5th1989 Julie Aman 800-Meter Run 4th1990 Kristina Wachtel 1,600-Meter Relay 6th

Cheryl NethawayLaura YoungAmy Vanaskie

1991 Kristina Wachtel 1,600-Meter Relay 5thCheryl NethawayLaura YoungAmy Vanaskie

1992 Amy Vanaskie 400-Meter Dash 6thAnn Marie DelSignore 5,000-Meter Run 1st

1998 Heidi Nichols High Jump 4th2000 Courtney Smith 400-Meter Dash 4th

Lauren Byler 800-Meter Run 4th

All-Americans

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Year Name Event Place2001 Amanda Laytham 1,500-Meter Run 3rd2002 Amanda Laytham 1,500-Meter Run 2nd

Amanda Laytham Distance Medley Relay 6thKristen CravottaLynn JanovichEMILY MASTON

2003 Lynn Janovich 800-Meter Run 6thMEGHAN MORNINGSTAR High Jump 3rdAmanda Laytham 1,500-Meter Run 8thKristen Cravotta Distance Medley Relay 6thLynn JanovichAmanda LaythamEMILY MASTON

2004 EMILY MASTON 800-Meter Run 3rdMEGHAN MORNINGSTAR High Jump 3rd

Returning athletes in BOLD CAPITAL LETTERS.

Lauren Byler

Kristen Cravotta

Jannette Bonrouhi

Amy Vanaskie

A Preferred Partner

2004-05 WOMEN’S TRACK AND FIELD SCHEDULE

INDOORDate Day Opponent Time

Dec. 4 Sat. at Cornell Relays 9 a.m.Jan. 15 Sat. at St. Lawrence Open 10 a.m.

22 Sat. Upstate Challenge at Cornell 9 a.m.29 Sat. at Penn State National Open 10 a.m.

at Army Open 1 p.m.Feb. 5 Sat. at Tufts Invitational 10 a.m.

11-12 Fri.-Sat. Valentine Classic at Boston University noon12 Sat. Robert Kane Invitational at Cornell 9 a.m.19 Sat. Deneault Invitational at Cornell 9 a.m.20 Sun. NYSCTC Pentathlon at Cornell 9 a.m.25-26 Fri.-Sat. NYSCTC Championships 2 p.m.

at Rochester Institute of Technology 10 a.m.Mar. 5 -6 Fri.-Sat. ECAC Championships 2 p.m.

at St. Lawrence 10 a.m.12-13 Fri.-Sat. NCAA Championships at Illinois Wesleyan TBA

OUTDOORDate Day Opponent Time

Apr. 2 Sat. Ithaca Invitational 10 a.m.9 Sat. Sam Howell Invitational at Princeton 10 a.m.

16 Sat. Bison Outdoor Classic at Bucknell 10 a.m.23 Sat. Leopard Invitational at Lafayette 9 a.m.26 Tues. Ithaca Quadrangular 3:30 p.m.28-29 Thurs.-Fri. at Penn Relays 11 a.m.

May 1 Sun.-Mon. Big Red Invitational at Cornell 10 a.m.1 -2 Sat.-Sun. NYSCTC Heptathlon Championship 11 a.m.6 -7 Fri.-Sat. NYSCTC Championships at Rochester 2 p.m.

12-13 Fri.-Sat. ECAC Championships at Springfield 2 p.m.20 Sat. at Baldwin-Wallace Twilight Meet 2 p.m.26-28 Thurs.-Sat. NCAA Championships at Wartburg TBA