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Quick Facts .................................................................................................. 3

Director of Athletics..................................................................................... 4

Wilmington University at a Glance .............................................................. 5

Head Coach Keith Jones ............................................................................... 6

Assistant Coach Jill Bosch ............................................................................ 7

Assistant Coach Andy Weaver ...................................................................... 7

2013 Schedule ............................................................................................ 9

2013 Alphabetical Roster .......................................................................... 11

2013 Wildcats.......................................................................................12-29

2012 Individual Statistics .......................................................................... 30

2012 Results ............................................................................................. 31

2012 CACC Championships ........................................................................ 32

2012 CACC Awards..................................................................................... 33

Location Map ............................................................................................ 42

Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference ....................................................... 43

University Location .........................................................................New Castle, Del.

Founded .......................................................................................... 1968

Enrollment ..................................................................................... 3,300

Nickname ...................................................................................Wildcats

Colors ............................................................................... Green & White

Affi liation .......................................................................NCAA Division II

Conference ........................Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC)

Coaches Head Coach .........................................................Keith Jones (12th Year)

Record at Wilmington ........................................................................N/A

Career Record ....................................................................................N/A

Offi ce Phone ............................................................(302) 328-9435, x82

Assistant Coach .........................................................................Jill Bosch

Assistant Coach .................................................................. Andy Weaver

Trainer ....................................................................................Chris Stella

Team Information Home Field .................................................................................... Carousel Park

2012 Record ................................................................................................. N/A

2013 Captains ............................................ SaraBeth Oppermann, Mike O’Brian

Letterwinners Returning/Lost .....................................................................10/5

Starters Returning/Lost ...............................................................................10/5

Newcomers .................................................................................................... 11

Sports InformationCross Country Contact ..........................................................Dan Lauletta

Email ..........................................................daniel.j.lauletta@wilmu.edu

Phone ............................................................................. (302) 356-2020

Cell ................................................................................. (610) 613-8262

Website ......................................................... www.wilmu.edu/athletics

Quick Facts

Interview Availability

Media interview requests for Wilmington head coach Keith Jones,

his coaching staff , and WU cross country runners would be directed to Dan

Lauletta in the Wilmington University Athletics Complex. Coaches and players

are available for interviews during the week around the squad’s practice

schedule and after competition.

Table of Contents

Publication Information

The 2013 Wilmington University Cross Country Media Guide is published

by the Wilmington Athletics Department, Linda Andrzjewski, Director.

Writing, layout, and design by the University Relations Department and

the Coordinator of Sports Information.

Editor: Dan Lauletta

Layout & Design: University Relations

Cover Design: University Relations

Editorial Assistance: Dan Lauletta

Photography: Dan Lauletta, Tim Shaff er, Paul Patton,

Susan Gregg, Mark Tetreault

Sports Information Department

WU Athletics Complex

1365 Pulaski Highway

Newark, DE 19702

Offi ce Phone: (302) 356-2020

FAX: (302) 328-7376

Soccer Offi ce: (302) 356-6751

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DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS

Linda Van Drie AndrzjewskiLinda Van Drie AndrzjewskiDirector of Athletics | Sixth YearDirector of Athletics | Sixth Year

As the Director of Athletics at Wilmington University, I would like to welcome you to the 2013-14 academic year. This is an exciting

time for the Wildcats, as it is the second full season after we offi cially opened our facility on Route 40. The new athletics complex

will be home to six of our athletic teams, the administrative offi ces and another state of the art athletic training facility. The facility

features a beautiful turf fi eld and outdoor seating for 300, a spacious gymnasium with seating for 400 and additional locker room

space. This new facility will enhance the growth of our program and be a sense of pride for all Wildcats.

Our athletic teams continue to grow and do well. For the fourth year in a row, the men’s program has won the coveted Restaino Cup

in the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference. This is no doubt a refl ection of our excellent coaching staff . This year we plan to build

on this success and continue to compete for conference and post-season titles in all of our sports programs.

The success of our program is contingent upon the support of the administration the quality of the student-athletes we have in

each sport. At Wilmington University we are proud of our strong staff and wonderful student-athletes. This is an exciting era for

Wilmington University and the athletic program as members of NCAA Division II. I am very fortunate to be working with an athletic

department that has such a fi ne history and a real vision of what it takes to compete at the Division II level. I am also honored to be

associated with a very caring, dedicated and talented athletics staff and coaches and especially our wonderful and diligent student-

athletes who work so hard to carry on the tradition of excellence at Wilmington University.

I hope that you will take the time to support all of the Wildcats’ teams. Their hard work and contributions to Wilmington University,

on and off the competitive fi eld, are to be recognized and commended. It is a great time to be a Wildcat!

Yours in Sport,

Linda M. Van Drie Andrzjewski

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WILMINGTON UNIVERSITY AT A GLANCE

Wilmington University is a private, non-profi t university that off ers both undergraduate and graduate degree programs in a wide range of career areas. The

University began with a charter class of 194 students in 1968 and now enrolls a diverse student body numbering more than 15,000 annually.

Founded as Wilmington College, on September 10, 2007 the institution offi cially became Wilmington University after the approval of the Board of Trustees and

the Middle States Commission on Higher Education. The name was changed to better refl ect the emphasis on bachelor’s, master’s, and doctorate degree programs

that distinguish Wilmington University from other colleges as well as to eff ectively communicate the full commitment and mission of the University.

The program of day, evening, and weekend classes serves traditional high school graduates as well as non-traditional adult students in need of fl exible scheduling.

Classes are primarily off ered in 15-week, 7-week, and weekend modular formats. In addition to these face-to-face learning options, Wilmington University off ers

a wide array of online learning options, including fully-online degree programs and hybrid courses and programs (combining face-to-face and online learning).

Wilmington University’s main campus is located near the cities of Wilmington and historic New Castle, Delaware. The campus is easily accessible by air, rail, and

bus. Our central location in the northeast/mid-Atlantic corridor of the United States provides students convenient access to the major cities of Philadelphia, New

York, Baltimore, and Washington D.C. Recreational areas such as beaches and ski resorts are within easy driving distance.

Additional University locations in Delaware include the Wilson Graduate Center, Middletown, Dover, Dover Air Force Base, Georgetown, Rehoboth Beach, and

North Wilmington. In New Jersey, Wilmington University off ers programs on Burlington County College and Cumberland County College campuses and the

Joint Base Education Center for McGuire AFB/Fort Dix/Lakehurst Naval Air Station, in addition to a selection of courses off ered at Salem Community College. In

Maryland, select Wilmington University teacher-education degree programs are available at Cecil College’s Elkton location.

Wilmington University generally serves commuter students and does not provide student housing facilities. However, the University welcomes all qualifi ed

students and assists those needing living accommodations by providing a listing of nearby rental opportunities.

Brian August

Associate Athletics Director

Erin Harvey

Compliance Coordinator/SWA

Dan Lauletta

Sports Information Director

Christopher Stella

Head Athletic Trainer

Lindsey Good

Assistant Athletic Trainer

Amanda Pupillo

Assistant Athletic Trainer

Dr. Clint Robertson

Faculty Athletics Rep.

Rich Groff

Grounds & Facilities Manager

Doug Nowell

Assistant Grounds & Facilities

Nick Papanicolas

Athletics Associate

Patty Greene

Assistant to Athletics Director

Colin Smith

Assistant to Compliance

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COACHING STAFF

Keith JonesKeith JonesHead Coach | 12th SeasonHead Coach | 12th Season

Keith Jones founded the cross country program at Wilmington in 2001, and is responsible for the challenging design of the Wildcat’s

home 5k & 8k courses at Carousel Park in Pike Creek, Del. Now entering his 13th season at the helm, Jones continues to produce

talented teams that are perennial contenders.

Jones began his running career as a freshman in high school, and continues to be active in local road races. He has coached several high

school programs in Delaware, including Sanford School, Mt. Pleasant High School, and Ursuline Academy. In each of these positions,

he led the teams to their best records in school history.

During his tenure here at Wilmington University, Jones has consistently fi elded talented teams, and has established the program as one that is highly respected throughout the

Conference and Region. He has coached 44 All- Conference runners, 7 conference Rookies of the Year, 5 Conference Runner-Ups, 5 Conference Champions, 8 All Regional runners,

and 2 National Qualifi ers. Jones was also the 2009 CACC Women’s Coach of the Year, and 2012 CACC Men’s Coach of the Year, and the men’s team is the reigning CACC Conference

Champions.

Jones received his bachelor’s and master’s degree from the University

of Delaware in Sport Psychology, and has consulted with local athletes

concerning performance enhancement strategies, and teaches Sport

Psychology at Wilmington University. In his quest for improvement, Jones

relentlessly searches for innovative training methods, products, and ideas

to incorporate with his athletes.

Jones and his wife reside in Newark, Delaware

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COACHING STAFF

Jill BoschJill BoschAssistant Coach | Second SeasonAssistant Coach | Second Season

Jill Bosch came to Wilmington University as an assistant coach in 2012 with a familiarity of the Wildcat program and knowledge of

the training strategies employed by head coach Keith Jones. As an alumnus of Wilmington University, Bosch ran under Jones in 2004

and 2005. During her time at Wilmington, she earned team MVP honors and earned CACC All-Conference Honors in both seasons.

Prior to her time as a Wildcat, Bosch ran four years for Padua Academy where she qualifi ed for the Delaware High School State

Championship Meet, and was named All-Catholic in both cross country and track and fi eld.

Bosch will bring a very competitive spirit and ability to inspire confi dence in the current Wildcat runners. She is an athlete who gives

tremendous eff ort on a consistent basis, which Bosh will look to instill in the current squad. Bosch looks forward to using her creative thinking and passion for excellence to help

the runners and coaching staff as they pursue a championship this fall.

Andy WeaverAndy WeaverAssistant Coach | First SeasonAssistant Coach | First Season

Following a distinguished running career at the University of Delaware and Oklahoma, Andy Weaver joins the Wilmington University

coaching staff for his fi rst season in the fall of 2013.

Weaver graduated from the University of Delaware in the spring of 2012 before heading to Oklahoma University for a fi nal season on

the cross country course in the fall of 2012. He served as a volunteer assistant for the Delaware club team during the 2011-12 academic

year.

While at Oklahoma, he was named an Oklahoma Academic All-American and qualifi ed for the NCAA’s after placing 19th at the Big 12

Championships. Ran a time of 30:45.96 for a 16th place fi nish at the NCAA Regionals before coming in 123rd at the NCAA Championship meet with a time of 30:56.

During his time at Delaware, Weaver became the fi rst club cross-country national champion in program history while leading the Blue Hens to a fourth-place fi nish at the Club

Cross Country Championships in 2011. Holds multiple school records on the cross country and track teams, as well as at the club level for the Blue Hens. He was named to the

2010 All-Region and All-East teams while also being named to the 2011 All-CAA team for track. He was also named to the 2010 Mid-Atlantic All-Region team while running

for the Blue Hens.

Weaver graduated from Delaware with a Bachelor’s in Civil Engineering with a minor in economics before earning his master’s in Administrative Leadership from Oklahoma.

He currently works at New Balance and resides in Hockessin, Del.

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SCHEDULE

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2013 SCHEDULE

13th Annual WUXC UnviteSaturday, September 7 | Wilmington, Del.

Carousel Park

University of Delaware InviteSaturday, September 14 | Newark, Del.

White Clay Creek State Park

UMass Dartmouth InviteSaturday, September 21 | Dartmouth, Mass.

Campus of UMass Dartmouth

Paul Short InvitationalSaturday, October 5 | Bethlehem, Pa.

Goodman Campus - Lehigh Univ.

Princeton XC InvitationalSaturday, October 19 | Princeton, N.J.

West Windsor Field - Princeton Campus

CACC ChampionshipsSunday, October 27 | Philadelphia, Pa.

Belmont Plateau - Fairmont Park

NCAA Division II East Regional Championship

Saturday, November 9 | Boston, Mass

Franklin Park

NCAA Division II National Championship

Saturday, November 23 | Spokane, Wash.

Plantes Ferry Complex

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2013 ALPHABETICAL ROSTER

Name Yr. Ht. Hometown/High School (Previous) Major

Men

Jesus Amezquita So. 5-9 Staff ord, Va./Mountain View Business Management

Ken Fontal Fr. 5-8 Newark, Del./Newark Accounting & Finance

Mark Hannagan Gr. 5-8 Wilmington, Del./Salesianum (Delaware) M.A. Secondary Teaching: 7-12

Marshall Hawkins Gr. 5-6 Dover, Del./Caesar Rodney (Delaware) M.B.A Health Care Administration

Quinn Marvel So. 5-11 Timonium, Md./Dulaney Psychology

Richie Mitten Jr. 6-1 Bear, Del./Delaware Military Academy Criminal Justice

Matt Mossman Jr. 5-7 Wilmington, Del./St. Mark’s Computer & Network Security

Tyler Muse Jr. 5-10 Bel Air, Md./Bel Air (Harford CC) Sports Management

Michael O’Brian Gr. 5-10 Bear, Del./St. Mark’s (Delaware) M.B.A. Health Care Administration

Brandon Parker Jr. 5-8 Claymont, Del./Mt. Pleasant Game Design & Development

Nathan Parmenter Gr. 5-11 Rising Sun, Md./Brandywine (Delaware) M.S. Management Info. Systems

Stephen Taylor Fr. 5-11 Elkton, Md./Elkton Game Design & Development

Mike Wright Jr. 5-10 Ridley Park, Pa./Ridley Business Management

Women

Penelope Fantis Gr. 5-3 Fallston, Md./Fallston (Harford CC) M.B.A. Health Care Administration

Morgan Ferrick So. 5-2 Elkton, Md./Elkton Elementary Education: 6-8

Jeanette Halliburton Sr. 5-2 Sierra Vista, Ariz./Buena (Chochise) Studio Production/Journalism

Whitney Hora Sr. 5-3 Kingsville, Md./C. Milton Wright Elementary Education: K-6

Rachel Jones Fr. 4-11 Newark, Del./Delaware Military Academy Elementary Education: K-6

Chelsie Maher Jr. 5-8 Elkton, Md./Elkton Criminal Justice

SaraBeth Opperman Sr. 5-3 Hockessin, Del./A.I. duPont Behavioral Science

Tijen Ozcan Gr. 5-3 Syosset, N.Y./Syosset (Delaware) M.A. Secondary Teaching: 7-12

Jordan Swain Fr. 5-3 Wilmington, Del./Delaware Military Acad. Legal Studies

Head Coach: Keith Jones, 12th season (University of Delaware)

Assistant Coach: Jill Bosch

Assistant Coach: Andy Weaver

Athletic Trainer: Chris Stella


2013 WILDCATS

Jeanette HalliburtonJeanette HalliburtonSenior | 5-2

Sierra Vista, Ariz. / Buena (Chochise)

2012: All-CACC (fourth at CACC Championship) – Participated in eight meets in the season consisting of the DVC

Invite, WUXC Invite, RiverHawks, Philly Metro, Don CathCart, GBC Fall Classic, CACC Conference Championships, and

East Regional meet – Best placements at

the Goldey-Beacom Fall Classic and the

Wilmington University Invite, placing

2nd – Best time at the RiverHawk Cross

Country Invitational of 19:35 in the 5K.

High School: Lettered in cross country

at Buena High School under head coach

Kim Martin – earned the Most Improved

Runner award – honor student –

has helped in the local, national and

international community by taking

separate mission trips to Africa, Vietnam,

Mexico, Joplin, Mo., New Orleans, as

well as work for Habitat for Humanity

and the Children Miracle Network

Personal: Jeanette April Halliburton

– has fi ve siblings, Shelia, Kevin, Dann,

Kristy and Brian – majoring in studio

production with a concentration in

journalism at Wilmington University

with aspirations of working for a

magazine or television station – from

Sierra Vista, Ariz. – favorite sports team is the Dallas Cowboys – favorite all-time movie is “A Walk to Remember” – if

she could be someone else for a day, she would be Carrie Underwood – favorite athlete is Tim Tebow.


2013 WILDCATS

Whitney HoraWhitney HoraSenior | 5-3

Kingsville, Md. / C. Milton Wright

2012: Participated in the fi nal six meets of the season – fi nished a season best 11th at the GBC Fall Classic – placed

21st at the CACC Tournament meet in a season best 21:41 in the 5K – placed 74th at the NCAA East Regional Meet –

Wilmington Academic All-Star.

High School: Four year letterwinner at C. Milton Wright High School under coaches Donnie Mickey, Jerry Henderson

and Jeff Izzo – named All-State from 2008-10 – earned the Academic Achievement all four years – ran the 1,600 in

a personal best 5:18 in 2010 – ran the 800 in a personal best 2:23 in 2010 – a member of the Junior and Senior Class

Council, Bible Club, Varsity Club, Drama Club, theater productions and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA)

Personal: Whitney Caroline Hora – daughter of Joseph and Marsha Hora – has two older brothers, Billy and Tyler –

majoring in elementary education with a focus on special education at Wilmington University – from Kingsville, Md.

– favorite professional sports team is the

Ravens – the greatest piece of advice is

“it all depends on what you put into it

for what you will out.” – favorite cartoon

character is Courage the Cowardly Dog.


2013 WILDCATS

Mike O’BrianMike O’BrianGraduate | 5-10 | 185

Bear, Del. / St. Mark’s (Delaware)

2012: All-CACC (third at the CACC Championship) – joined the program midway through the season, running in the

fi nal fi ve meets of the season – challenged for the top spot in each of the races, fi nishing in the top fi ve in three events

– fi nished a season’s best second place at the GBC Fall Classic – had a season fastest time of 25:48 at the Don Cathcart

Invite, fi nishing in seventh – fi nished third at the CACC Championship in a time of 27:33 – fi nished a team best 22nd at

the East Regional Meet in 31:16.5 for the 10K.

At University of Delaware: Ran two years of cross country under head coach Jim Fischer from 2008-09 – also ran

one season of indoor track and fi eld in 2009 two season of outdoor track and fi eld in 2009-10.

High School: Earned 11 varsity letters

in cross country (4), outdoor track (4)

and indoor track (3) at St. Mark’s –

named the 2007 team captain and

helped lead the cross country team to a

Division I State Championship

Personal: Michael Ottis O’Brian – son

of Mike and Maryanne O’Brian – has

an older brother, Matt – Matt, brother,

ran for head coach Keith Jones and the

Wildcats in 2009 and also ran cross

country at the University of Delaware

– earning his masters in Management

in Healthcare Administration at

Wilmington University with aspirations

of owning a hospital – from Bear, Del.


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SaraBeth OppermannSaraBeth OppermannSenior | 5-3

Hockessin, Del. / A.I. duPont

2012: Ran the fi rst two meets of the season before an injury set in and forced a medical red-shirt year.

High School: Four year participant on the cross country and track teams at Alexis I. DuPont High School – Honor Roll

and Academic Honors student

Personal: SaraBeth Linn Oppermann –

daughter of Buddy and Debbie Oppermann

– has an older sister, Amy Blithe Oppermann

– sister, Amy, ran cross country and track

at the University of Delaware (1988-91),

majoring in behavioral science at Wilmington

University with aspirations of becoming a

child psychologist – from Hockessin, Del. –

favorite athlete is Mary Cain (17), the youngest

American athlete to ever represent the US at a

World Championship meet – if she could do

anything besides being a collegiate athlete it

would to be a chef – her ultimate achievement

would be to a break 16 min. in a 5K – favorite

cartoon character is Bugs Bunny.


2013 WILDCATS

Richie MittenRichie MittenJunior | 6-1 | 185

Bear, Del. / Delaware Military Academy

2012: All-CACC (fourth at CACC Championship) – one of the team’s most consistent runners, participating in all eight

meets in the season consisting of the DVC Invite, WUXC Invite, RiverHawks, Philly Metro, Don CathCart, GBC Fall Classic,

CACC Conference Championships, and East Regional meet – fi nished in the top 10 in six diff erent meets throughout the

year – fi nished a season’s best third place at the GBC Fall Classic in 28:57 – placed fourth in a season’s best 25:36 at the

Don Cathcart Invitational – also placed fourth at the CACC Championship meet, fi nishing in 27:41 – placed 36th at the

NCAA East Regionals in 31:57.4 in the 10K course – Wilmington Academic All-Star.

High School: Two year letterwinner in cross country at the Delaware Military Academy under head coach Noel Breger

– named First Team All-State as a senior with a time of 15:48 – also a three year letterwinner in soccer and a two year

letter winner in lacrosse – named All-Conference in all three sports – honor student

Personal: Richie C. Mitten – son of

Carolyn Mitten – has an older sister,

Melanie – majoring in criminal justice at

Wilmington University with aspirations

of becoming a CIA or FBI agent – from

Bear, Del. – if he could date a celebrity

he would date Blake Lively – favorite

cartoon character is the road runner

– would like to see contact added to

the sport – his perfect meal would be

calamari.


2013 WILDCATS

Matt MossmanMatt MossmanJunior | 5-7 | 135

Wilmington, Del. / St. Mark’s

2012: All-CACC (seventh at CACC Championship) – one of the team’s most consistent runners, participating in six meets

in the season consisting of the DVC Invite, WUXC Invite, RiverHawks, Don CathCart, CACC Conference Championships,

and East Regional meet – fi nished in the top 10 in three separate events, including the DVC Invite (sixth), WUXC Invite

(fi fth), and the CACC Championship (seventh) – ran a season’s best 26:29 in 8K meet at the Don Cathcart Invite, placing

12th overall – also fi nished 63rd at the East Regional meet in 31:16.5 in the 10K.

High School: Eight year varsity

letterwinner in cross country and track

at St. Mark’s High School under head

coach Tom McCartan – named the cross

country captain in 2011 – named the

cross country Team MVP in 2011held a

personal record of 4:38.06 in the mile in

2011

Personal: Matthew Todd Mossman

– son of Mark and Sharon Mossman

– has two older sisters, Brittany and

Shannon – majoring in computer

and network security at Wilmington

University – from Wilmington, Del. –

favorite sports team in the Philadelphia

Eagles – if he could do anything besides

be a collegiate athlete it would to be a

marine – if he could be someone else for

a day, it would be Chuck Norris – favorite

cartoon characters are the Minions.


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Brandon ParkerBrandon ParkerJunior | 5-8 | 145

Claymont, Del. / Mt. Pleasant

2012: Participated in the fi rst six events of the season, including the DVC Invite, the WUXC Invite, the RiverHawks Invite,

the Philly Metro, the Don Cathcart Invite, and the GBC Fall Classic – had a season’s best 44th place fi nish at the GBC Fall

Classic – fi nished with a season’s best time of 30:19 in the 8K at the Don Cathcart Invite.

High School: Eleven-time varsity

letterwinner in cross country, indoor

and outdoor track at Mount Pleasant

High School under head coaches Beth

Mattey and Dave Sheridan – two-time

Team MVP for cross country – two-time

All-Conference award winner – earned

All-County one time – named a captain

in all three sports as a junior and again

as a senior

Personal: Brandon P. Parker – son of

David and Robin Parker – has a younger

sister, Ashley – majoring in games

design and development at Wilmington

University – from Claymont, Del. – if

he could date a celebrity it would be

Jennifer Lawrence – his favorite all-time

movies are The Dark Knight series –

favorite sports team is the Philadelphia

Flyers.


2013 WILDCATS

Mike WrightMike WrightJunior | 5-10 | 130

Ridley Park, Pa. / Ridley

2012: Participated in the fi rst six events of the season, including the DVC Invite, the WUXC Invite, the RiverHawks Invite,

the Philly Metro, the Don Cathcart Invite, and the GBC Fall Classic – fi nished a season’s best 22nd at the GBC Fall Classic

in 31:51 – fi nished in a season’s best 30:06 at the RiverHawks Invitational in 70th place for the 8K – also fi nished 26th

overall at the WUXC Invite.

High School: Four year varsity runner for cross country, indoor and outdoor track at Ridley High School

Personal: Michael W. Wright – son of Michael and Regina Wright – father, Michael, played baseball at UMBC –

majoring in business management at Wilmington University – from Ridley Park, Pa. – also enjoys fi shing – favorite

professional sports team at the

Philadelphia Flyers, Philadelphia Eagles,

Baltimore Ravens, and Philadelphia

Phillies.


2013 WILDCATS

Jesus AmezquitaJesus AmezquitaSophomore | 5-9 | 135

Staff ord, Va. / Mountain View

2012: CACC Rookie of the Year (eighth at the CACC Championship) - All-CACC – CACC Rookie of the Week on September

5 and 12; and October 2 and 11 – Ran in eight meets over the course of the season – included the DVC Invite, WUXC

Invite, RiverHawks, Philly Metro, Don Cathcart, GBC Fall Classic, CACC Conference Meet, and the East Regional meet – his

best place came in the GBS Fall Classic, where he placed fi fth – his best time took place at the Don Cathcart meet with

a time of 26:18 in the 8K.

High School: Earned six varsity letters in cross country and track at Mountain View High School – named All-District

for cross country as a junior and senior – named to All-District and All-Region in the indoor 3,200 meter event as

a junior and a senior – also helped the 4x8 meter relay team to All-District, All-Region and All-State for indoor as

a senior – helped lead the 4x400 meter

relay to a district and region championship

– named All-District and All-region in

the 1,600 meter, 3,200 meter, 4x400 and

4x800 meter relays as a senior

Personal: Jesus Amezquita – son of Luis

and Lidia Amezquita – has two brothers,

Luis Antonia Amezquita and Jonathan

Amezquita – majoring in business

management at Wilmington University –

from Staff ord, Va. His favorite athlete is the

runner, Galen Rupp.


2013 WILDCATS

Morgan FerrickMorgan FerrickSophomore | 5-2

Elkton, Md. / Elkton

2012: Ran in eight meets over the course of the season – included the DVC Invite, WUXC Invite, RiverHawks, Philly

Metro, Don Cathcart, GBC Fall Classic, CACC Conference Championships, and the East Regional meet – best placement

was 21st, which took place at the Goldey Beacom College Fall Classic - best time was at the RiverHawk Cross Country

Invitational with a time of 22:40 in the 5K.

High School: Earned varsity letters in track and fi eld, soccer and tennis at Elkton High School – named a captain

of the soccer and tennis teams – honor student – earned perfect attendance for eight consecutive years – member

of the yearbook staff as editor, member

of Student Council, Students Against

Destructive Decisions (SADD) – has

contributed over 1,000 hours of

community service

Personal: Morgan Jade Ferrick –

daughter of James Ferrick – has a

sister, Megan, and two half-sisters,

Brittany Campbell and Ashley Potts –

sister, Megan, is a freshman runner at

Waynesburg University – majoring

in mid-level education at Wilmington

University – from Elkton, Md – Looks to

her family as role models.


2013 WILDCATS

Quinn MarvelQuinn MarvelSophomore | 5-11 | 140

Timonium, Md. / Dulaney

2012: Participated in eight meets in the season consisting of the DVC Invite, WUXC Invite, RiverHawks, Philly Metro,

Don CathCart, GBC Fall Classic, CACC Conference Championships, and East Regional meet – fi nished a season’s best 15th

at the GBC Fall Classic – fi nished in a season’s best 27:47 at the Don Cathcart Invitational, placing 40th overall in the

8K – placed 23rd at the CACC Championship in 30:03 – fi nished 139th at the East Regional meet in 35:51.2.

High School: Two-year letterwinner in cross country at Dulaney High School under head coach Chad Boyle – earned

the Most Improved (two times), and the

Unsung Hero award

Personal: Quinn McCabe Marvel – son

of Ray and Claire Marvel – has an older

brother, Kyle, a twin brother Tyler, and

a younger brother Lucas – majoring in

psychology at Wilmington University

with aspirations of becoming a child

grief counselor – from Lutherville-

Timonium, Md. – his most played song

on his iPod is “Wagon Wheel” by Darius

Rucker – his greatest piece of advice he

ever received was to “run hard, run fast,

and cry later.” – his perfect meal would

consists of chicken alfredo with steamed

broccoli – if he could date a celebrity, he

would date Jessica Alba.


2013 WILDCATS

Penelope FantisPenelope FantisGraduate | 5-3

Fallston, Md. / Fallston (Harford CC)

At Harford CC: Helped the Fighting Owls women’s soccer team to a 34-4-2 overall record in two seasons at Harford Community

College – as a freshman, she led her team to a conference, Region XX and District H Championship, en route to a fi fth place fi nish

at the NJCAA Division I National Tournament – also won the conference championship in 2010, but fell in a shoot in the Region

XX Championship match.

High School: Four year letterwinner in soccer at Fallston High School under coaches Allison Cammann and Mark Hannahs –

helped team to four straight UCBAA Conference Championships – team won the regional championship as a sophomore, junior

and senior – helped the team win the division championship and advance to the Maryland State Tournament, fi nishing the season

as State Finalist as a senior in 2008 – named First Team All-County as a freshman and First Team All-District as a sophomore, junior

and senior – distinguished honor roll all four years – Minds in Motion Scholar – member of the National Honor Society and the

Spanish Honor Society – member of the Varsity Club and the Best Buddies Program

Personal: Penelope Stergos Fantis – daughter of Stergos and Kalliopi Fantis – has an older sister, Flora – father, Stergos, played

professional soccer in Greece – majoring in sports management at Wilmington University with aspirations of coaching and working

in sports – favorite athletes are Christiano Ronaldo and Messi – most memorable sports moment consists of winning the CACC

championship with the WU soccer team.

Mark HannaganMark HannaganGraduate | 5-8 | 140

Wilmington, Del. / Salesianum (Delaware)

At Delaware: Member of the 2008 University of Delaware cross country team under head coach Jim Fischer – ran for Delaware

Club cross country and track from 2009-13 – helped lead the club team to a sixth place fi nish at the NIRCA National meet in 2011

– helped lead the club team to an eighth place fi nish at the 2012 NIRCA National meet – graduated with a degree in History from

Delaware.

High School: Four year letterwinner at Salesianum on the cross country team – earned the team’s Sportsmanship Award in 2008

– helped lead the team to the 2008 Delaware State Championship – named a captain on the 2009 spring track team – member

of the National Honor Society at Salesianum.

Personal: Mark James Hannagan – son of Tom Hannagan and Faith Patterson – has two older siblings, Dana and Tommy –

earning his masters in Secondary Teaching: 7-12 at Wilmington University with aspirations of becoming a history teacher and a

coach – from Wilmington, Del. – his most played song on his iPod is “Play” by David Banner – views Delaware coach Jim Fischer

as a role model – favorite all-time movie is “Fight Club”.


2013 WILDCATS

Marshall HawkinsMarshall HawkinsGraduate | 5-6 | 155

Dover, Del. / Caesar Rodney (Delaware)

At Delaware: Raced in six events in his fi rst season as a Blue Hen in 2010 – fi nished 36th in the CAA Conference Meet and 129th

overall in the NCAA Regional meet.

High School: Four year letterwinner in cross country at Caesar Rodney – earned the team’s Sportsmanship Award in 2008 –

earned First Team All-State in 2008, placing fourth overall –placed sixth overall as a junior in the 2007 state meet – also lettered

in swimming and in track & fi eld – earned the swimming team’s sportsmanship award in 2008 – president of the sportsmanship

club – secretary of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) – National Honor Society member

Personal: Marshall Lee Hawkins – son of Kevin and Terri Hawkins – has three siblings, Justin James, Kevin Hawkins, and Miranda

Hawkins – sister, Miranda, plays lacrosse at Delaware State – earning his M.B.A in Health Care Administration at Wilmington

University with aspirations of working in administration in a healthcare organization – from Dover, Del. – his heroes are his

brothers who are currently serving overseas – his favorite meal is gnocchi’s with Italian sausage – if he could date a celebrity with

would be Katherine Heigl.

Tijen OzcanTijen OzcanGraduate | 5-3

Syosset, N.Y. / Syosset (Delaware)

At Delaware: Ran one season on the cross country team at the University of Delaware – successful middle distance runner in

three seasons as a Blue Hen – broke the indoor school record in the 600 meter event in 2009 with a time of 1:51.85 – graduated

with a degree in chemistry

High School: 11 timeletterwinner in both cross country and track & fi eld at Syosset High School – named team MVP as a senior

– named All-County during spring track – national honor society member.

Personal: Tijen Ozcen – daughter of Burhan and Jan Ozcan – has one sibling, Seren – earning master’s degree in Secondary

Teaching: 7-12 at Wilmington University with aspirations of becoming a secondary chemistry teacher – from Syosset, N.Y. -

favorite athlete is Mary Cain (17), the youngest American athlete to ever represent the US at a World Championship meet – the

most played song on her iPod if “The World’s Greatest” by R. Kelly – also enjoys rock climbing and eating.


2013 WILDCATS

Nathan ParmenterNathan ParmenterGraduate | 5-11 | 155

Rising Sun, Md. / Brandywine (Del.) (Delaware)

At Delaware: Three-year letterwinner on the cross country team at the University of Delaware – competed in four events

as a junior in 2010, placing 60th at the CAA Conference Championship – fi nished a personal best 16th at the CAA Conference

Championship in 2009 – also competed on the outdoor track & fi eld team at Delaware – won the 5,000 meter event at the Towson

Invitational and the West Chester Open Invitational.

High School: Lettered all four years in cross country and track and fi eld at Brandywine High School – captained cross country

team senior year – fi rst team All-State selection his senior year when he placed fourth individually at the state championship –

owns school 5,000m record and school mile record – honor student.

Personal: Nathan T. Parmenter – son of Tom and Becca Parmenter – earning his masters in Management Information Systems at

Wilmington University – from Rising Sun, Md. – enjoys working on his car of his bike in his free time – besides being a collegiate

athlete, he would want to be a professional Rally, F1, or Moto GP racer – if he could date a celebrity it would be Jessica Biel –

favorite sports team is the Philadelphia Phillies.

Chelsie MaherChelsie MaherJunior | 5-8


High School: Three sport athlete at Elkton High School, earning four varsity letters in lacrosse as a midfi elder – named All-

Country in 2009-10 as well as Honorable Mention All-County in 2008-09 – also played three seasons on the Elkton soccer team

as well as two seasons on the Elkton basketball team

Personal: Chelsie H. Maher – daughter of Tim Maher and Beth Roush – is the middle of three Maher children, Reilly and Paige –

majoring in criminal justice at Wilmington University – favorite all-time movie is “Die Hard” – her biggest hero is her brother who

is currently serving in the Army – her biggest role models are her parents.


2013 WILDCATS

Tyler MuseTyler MuseJunior | 5-10 | 155

Bel Air, Md. / Bel Air (Harford CC)

At Harford CC: Ran two years on the cross country team at Harford Community College – won Region XX and MD JUCO

Championship as a freshman – third place fi nishes at the Green Terror Invitational, the Goldey-Beacom Invite and the Hood College

Invite as a freshman.

High School: Four year letterwinner in cross country at Bel Air High School – helped lead the team to a second place fi nish in

the Maryland State Meet as a junior – named All-County in three separate years – named the 2010 Maryland Runner of the Year

– also a distance runner on the Bel Air track & fi eld team – honor roll student.

Personal: Tyler Laine Muse – son of Time and Wanda Muse – has an older brother, Connor – majoring in sports management at

Wilmington University with aspirations of working in ticket sales for a major league team – from Bel Air, Md. – if he could be the

head coach of any team for a year it would be the Baltimore Ravens – favorite all-time movie is “The Sandlot” – if he could date a

celebrity it would be Bar Refaeli – favorite athlete is Kobe Bryant.

Ken FontalKen FontalFreshman | 5-8 | 140

Newark, Del. / Newark

High School: Earned varsity letters in track and fi eld at Newark High School – Blue Hen Conference Team champions in 2013,

runner-up individually in conference – second team All State XC 2013 – Division 1 XC States Runner-Up – First team All State

Indoor Track – 4 x 800m relay State Champion, in which state record was broken – Honor roll student.

Personal: Ken Fontal – daughter of Joseph Jean Pierre and Marlene Jean Pierre – has a sister, Jennifer – majoring in Accounting

and Finance – “Never concede” is the best piece of advice he’s received – Favorite athlete Nick Symmonds


2013 WILDCATS

Rachel JonesRachel JonesFreshman | 4-11

Newark, Del. / Delaware Military Academy

High School: Two year letterwinner on the cross country team at the Delaware Military Academy – named All-Conference as a

senior in 2012 – helped lead team to a third place fi nish at the Delaware state meet.

Personal: Rachel Lynn Jones – daughter of Rob and Kim Jones – has three younger siblings, Kylie, Maddi, and Ryan – majoring

in elementary education in Wilmington University with aspirations of becoming a special education teacher – from Newark, Del.

– favorite athlete is Sidney Crosby – if she could be someone for a day, she would be Ariana Grande – the perfect meal for her

would be pierogies.

Jordan SwainJordan SwainFreshman | 5-3

Wilmington, Del. / Delaware Military Academy

High School: Four-year letterwinner on the cross country team at the Delaware Military Academy – named All-Conference as

a junior in 2011 and again as a senior in 2012.

Personal: Jordan Lee Swain – daughter of Michael and Marjorie Swain – has a younger brother, Kyle – majoring in legal studies

at Wilmington University, from Wilmington, Del. – the most played song on her iPod is “Crash my Party” by Luke Bryan – favorite

movie of all-time is “Titanic” – if she could be anyone for a day it would be Oprah – if she could be the head coach of any team for

a year, it would be the Dallas Cowboys – if he could date a celebrity it would be Mario Lopez.


2013 WILDCATS

Stephen TaylorStephen TaylorFreshman | 5-11 | 155


High School: Four year letterwinner for cross country at Elkton High School – named a captain as a senior in 2012 – also a four

year member of the track & fi eld team at Elkton.

Personal: Stephen Wayne Taylor – son of Kenneth Taylor – has three younger siblings, Celia, Maria, and David – majoring in

game design and development at Wilmington University with aspirations of becoming a game developer – from Elkton, Md. – the

most played song on his iPod is “Young Volcanoes” by Fall Out Boy – if he could date a celebrity, it would be taylor Swift – biggest

pet peeves include when people honk at him while running, or saying “run, Forrest, run” – favorite cartoon character is Batman.

2012 Men’s Team at Goldey-Beacom College Classic


2013 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM

Front Row (L to R): Stephen Taylor, Jordan Swain, Marshall Hawkins, Rachel Jones, Ken Fontal

Second Row (L to R): Matt Mossman, Tijen Ozcan, Mike O’Brian, SaraBeth Oppermann, Quinn Marvel, Jeanette Halliburton

Back Row (L to R): Head Coach Keith Jones, Assistant Coach Jill Bosch, Mike Wright, Jesus Amezquita, Penelope Fantis, Tyler Muse, Whitney Hora, Richie

Mitten, Chelsie Maher, Nathan Parmenter, Morgan Ferrick, Brandon Parker, Mark Hannagan, Assistant Coach Andy Weaver


2012 INDIVIDUAL STATS

Runner DVC Invite WUXC Invite RiverHawks Philly Metro Don Cathcart GBC Fall Classic CACC Regionals NationalsAmezquita 9th (29:13.97) 11th (30:46.88) 27th (27:19) 11th (29:30) 11th (26:18) 5th (29:10) 8th (28:31) 73rd (33:02.0)Davidson 2nd (24:31.08) 1st (20:53.94) 5th (19:03) 1st (20:12) 2nd (21:55) 1st (19:14) 1st (19:00) 5th (21:52.9) 130th (22:38.2)Ferrick 68th (29:38.38) 32nd (24:36.09) 62nd (22:40) 43rd (23:59) 57th (26:17) 21st (23:06) 43rd (23:18) 133rd (26:08.2)Halliburton 3rd (24:43.06) 2nd (20:55.93) 19th (19:35) 8th (20:55) 9th (23:02) 2nd (20:16) 4th (20:10) 37th (23:09.2)Hora DNP DNP 59th (22:00) 38th (23:34) 32nd (24:27) 11th (21:57) 21st (21:41) 74th (24:14.2)Marvel 55th (33:18.33) 43rd (33:56.74) 67th (29:53) 40th (33:11) 40th (27:47) 15th (31:10) 23rd (30:03) 139th (35:51.2)McCrea 100th (33:02.44) 63rd (27:33.15) 65th (22:56) 62nd (25:50) 81st (30:48) 51st (26:16) 59th (24:56) 163rd (27:37.0)Mitten 7th (29:04.91) 8th (30:28.63) 26th (27:18) 6th (28:46) 4th (25:36) 3rd (28:57) 4th (27:41) 36th (31:57.4)Mossman 6th (28:56.67) 5th (30:10.20) 17th (26:52) DNP 12th (26:29) DNP 7th (28:21) 63rd (32:44.1)O'Brian DNP DNP DNP 3rd (28:13) 7th (25:48) 2nd (28:46) 3rd (27:33) 22nd (31:16.5)Oppermann 54th (28:50.44) 14th (22:43.74) DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNPParker 93rd (37:32.37) 70th (37:52.81) 78th (32:21) 78th (36:22) 104th (30:19) 44th (34:00) DNP DNPRichardson DNP 25th (32:03.30) 55th (28:44) 18th (30:34) 28th (27:08) 14th (31:08) 25th (30:11) 86th (33:27.1)Steele 1st (28:03.12) 1st (29:21.53) 8th (26:21) 2nd (27:58) 1st (25:31) DNP 5th (27:45) 44th (32:09.6)Trotta 65th (34:18.59) 47th (34:09.56 68th (29:56) 56th (33:54) 91st (29:24) 23rd (31:57) DNP DNPWright 29th (31.02.50 26th (32:03.57) 70th (30:06) 29th (31:52) 102nd (30:08) 22nd (31:51) DNP DNP

DVC Invite Delaware Valley College Invite, DVC Campus, Doylestown, Pa. Men 8K, Women 6KWUXC Invite 12th Annual Wilmington University Invite, Carousel Park, Wilmington, Del. Men 8K, Women 5KRiverHawks RiverHawk Cross Country Invitational, Mines Falls Park, Nashua, N.H. Men 8K, Women 5KPhilly Metro 33rd Philadelphia Metropolitan, Fairmount Park, Philadelphia, Pa. Men 5 miles, Women 5KDon Cathcart Salisbury Invite (Don Cathcart Invitational), Winter Park Place, Salisbury, Md. Men 8K, Women 6KGBC Fall Classic Goldey Beacom Fall Classic, Carousel Park, Wilmington, Del. Men 8K, Women 5KCACC Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Championship, Fairmount Park, Philadelphia, Pa. Men 5 miles, Women 5KRegionals NCAA Division II Northeast Region CC Championships, Mines Falls Park, Nashua, N.H. Men 10K, Women 6KNationals NCAA Division II National Championship Meet, Missouri Southern State University, Joplin, Mo. Women 6K

2012 Wilmington University Cross Country Statistics

Keith Jones - 2012 CACC Men’s Coach of the Year


2012 RESULTS

2012 Wilmington University Cross Country Team Results

Date Event Host Result

Sept. 1 Delaware Valley College Invite Delaware Valley College (Campus) Men: 2nd/15 Women: 5th/15

Sept. 8 12th Annual WUXC Invite Wilmington University (Carousel Park, Wilmington Del.) Men: 1st/9 Women: 4th/11

Sept. 15 Riverhawk Invitational UMass Lowell (Mines Falls Park, Nashua, N.H) Men: 4th/6 Women: 7th/8

Sept. 22 Philadelphia Metro Invitational Philadelphia University (Fairmount Park, Philadelphia, Pa.) Men: 1st/14 Women: 6th/16

Sept. 29 Don Cathcart Invite Salisbury University (Winter Place Park, Salisbury, Md.) Men: 1st/14 Women: 8th/13

Oct. 5 Goldey-Beacom Fall Classic Goldey-Beacom (Carousel Park, Wilmington, Del.) Men: 1st/12 Women: 3rd/12

Oct. 21 CACC Championship Meet CACC (Belmont Plateau, Fairmount Park, Philadelphia, Pa.) Men: 1st/10 Women: 5th/14

Nov. 4 NCAA Division II East Regional NCAA (Mines Falls Park, Nashua, N.H.) Men: 7th/27 Women: 16th/28

Nov. 17 NCAA Division II Nationals Missouri Southern State (Joplin, Mo.) Althea Davidson 130th/249

2012 CACC Men’s Team Champions


2012 CACC CHAMPIONSHIPS Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Cross Country Championship Belmont Plateau, Philadelphia, PA Race Scored by Bryn Mawr Racing Company 10/21/2012

---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Male Team Results----------------------------------------------------------------------------

1. 27 Wilmington (del.) ( 27:59 2:19:51 0:58)========================================== 1 3 Mike O'Brian M JR 27:33 2 4 Richie Mitten M SO 27:41 3 5 Bill Steele M SR 27:45 4 7 Matt Mossman M SO 28:21 5 8 Jesus Amezquita M FR 28:31 6 ( 23) Quinn Marvel M FR 30:03 7 ( 25) Carl Richardson M FR 30:11

2. 39 Felician ( 27:59 2:19:53 2:51)========================================== 1 1 Rob Albano M SR 26:23 2 2 Taylor Trumbetti M SR 26:58 3 10 Tim Kicha M SR 28:39 4 11 Joe Eagan M SO 28:39 5 15 Steve Omari M SO 29:14 6 ( 17) Aiden Lynch M FR 29:16 7 ( 27) Tom Cooke M FR 30:29 Female Team Results----------------------------------------------------------------------------

1. 44 Philadelphia U. ( 20:44 1:43:38 1:43)========================================== 1 2 Alyssa Litty F FR 20:04 2 5 Taylor Falvey F SO 20:23 3 6 Emilie Barton F FR 20:36 4 9 Chelsea Attaway F JR 20:48 5 22 Christina Wetzel F JR 21:47 6 ( 26) Courtney Lafferty F FR 22:03 7 ( 56) Meghan McAdorey F SR 24:34

2. 81 Georgian Court ( 21:26 1:47:08 2:01)========================================== 1 8 Isalin Howard F SO 20:47 2 10 Justine Berger F SR 20:53 3 14 Cynthia Cuiule F SR 21:12 4 17 Jamie Hand F FR 21:28 5 32 Laura Amdur F FR 22:48 6 ( 36) Allison Landry F SR 22:53 7 ( 41) Megan Kelly F SO 23:15

3. 97 U. Of Sciences ( 21:37 1:48:03 2:22)========================================== 1 3 Brianna Ligotski F FR 20:10 2 15 Jordan Lyons F SR 21:22 3 20 Kristin Waters F SR 21:41 4 29 Melissa Humble F SO 22:18 5 30 Grace John F FR 22:32 6 ( 39) Allison Kmetz F FR 22:57 7 ( 42) Jennifer O'Laughlin F SO 23:15

4. 98 Dominican (n.Y.) ( 21:42 1:48:29 2:00)========================================== 1 7 Carolina Cassin F FR 20:41 2 16 Krystal Campbell F JR 21:24 3 19 Jessica Avila F JR 21:40 4 25 Renee Roncase F SO 22:03 5 31 Ashley Ramdin F SO 22:41 6 ( 79) Ashley Hodges F SR 30:18 7 ( 80) Sharrika Brent F SR 30:57

5. 128 Wilmington (del.) ( 21:49 1:49:05 5:56)========================================== 1 1 Althea Davidson F SO 19:00 2 4 Jeanette Halliburton F JR 20:10 3 21 Whitney Hora F JR 21:41 4 43 Morgan Ferrick F FR 23:18 5 59 Kristy McCrea F SR 24:56


2012 CACC AWARDS

CACC All-Conference Team

Men’s (Top 15 Finishers)Rob Albano, Felician College

Taylor Trumbetto, Felician College

Mike O’Brian, Wilmington UniversityRichie Mitten, Wilmington University

Bill Steele, Wilmington UniversityTim Malloy, Philadelphia University

Matt Mossman, Wilmington UniversityJesus Amezquite, Wilmington University

David Richardson, Holy Family University

Tim Kicha, Felician College

Joe Eagan, Felician College

Stuart Guild, Nyack College

Eric Lacy, Philadelphia University

James McShane, Philadelphia University

Steve Omari, Felician College

Women’s (Top 15 Finishers)Althea Davidson, Wilmington University

Alyssa Litty, Philadelphia University

Brianna Ligotski, University of the Sciences

Jeanette Halliburton, Wilmington UniversityTaylor Falvey, Philadelphia University

Emilie Barton, Philadelphia University

Carolina Cassin, Dominican College

Isalin Howard, Georgian Court University

Chelsea Attaway, Philadelphia University

Justine Berger, Georgian Court University

Jennifer Boyle, Holy Family University

Pamela Code, Nyack College

Tori Trador, Nyack College

Cynthia Cuicle, Georgian Court University

Jordan Lyons, University of the Sciences

Award Winners

2012 CACC Men’s Runner of the Year: Rob Albano, Felician

2012 CACC Men’s Rookie of the Year: Jesus Amezquita, Wilmington2012 CACC Men’s Coach of the Year: Keith Jones, Wilmington

2012 CACC Team Sportsmanship Award: Wilmington and USciences

2012 CACC Women’s Runner of the Year: Althea Davidson, Wilmington2012 CACC Women’s Rookie of the Year: Alyssa Litty, Philadelphia

2012 CACC Women’s Coach of the Year: Latia Deylii, Nyack

2012 CACC Anne Jackson Memorial Women’s Cross Country Team Sportsmanship Award: Nyack

Althea Davidson Capturing the 2012 CACC Women’s Runner of the Year


LOCATION MAP

Directions from main campusDirections from main campus

Follow directions to New Castle Campus. Continue on DuPont Highway (Route 13/40

South). Bear right to continue on Route 40 West. Cross under the Route 1 bypass and

continue on 40. New Athletic Facility parking lot is on the right hand side following

Walther Road and the turf fi eld.

Home of the men’s and women’s basketball, women’s lacrosse, men’s and women’s

soccer, and volleyball teams.

Wilmington University Athletics ComplexWilmington University Athletics Complex1365 Pulaski Highway | Newark, DE 197021365 Pulaski Highway | Newark, DE 19702

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CENTRAL ATLANTICCOLLEGIATE CONFERENCE

Wilmington University

320 N. DuPont Highway

New Castle, DE 19720

(302) 356-9435

Toll Free: (866) 922-2871

Fax: (302) 328-7376

[email protected]

www.wilmu.edu/athletics

Wilmington University Athletics Complex

1365 Pulaski Highway

Newark, DE 19702

(302) 328-9435

Fax: (302)328-7376

1. Philadelphia University

4201 Henry Avenue

Philadelphia, PA 19144

2. Goldey-Beacom College

4701 Limestone Road

Wilmington, DE 19808

3. University of the Sciences

600 South 43rd Street


4. Holy Family University

9801 Frankford Avenue


5. Georgian Court University

900 Lakewood Avenue

Lakewood, NJ 08701

6. Felician College

223 Montross Avenue

Rutherford, NJ 07070

7. Bloomfi eld College

467 Franklin Street

Bloomfi eld, NJ 07003

8. Caldwell College

120 Bloomfi eld Avenue

Caldwell, NJ 07006

9. Dominican College

470 Western Highway

Orangeburg, NY 10962

10. Nyack College

1 South Boulevard

Nyack, NY 10960

11. Post University

800 Country Club Road

Waterbury, CT 06708

12. Chestnut Hill College

9601 Germantown Avenue


13. Concordia College

171 White Plains Road

Bronxville, NY 10708

W I L M U. E D U / AT H L E T I C S

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