Gordon Hornig Women's Cross-Country and Track & Field Coach

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1 DeSales University DeSales University is a private, coeducational, mid-size, Catholic university located on a beautiful 400- acre campus in Center Valley, Pa., just minutes south of the metropolitan Allentown/Bethlehem area, and north of charming Bucks County. It is also within an easy drive of Philadelphia, New York and the Jersey shore. The University was established by the Oblates of St. Francis de Sales in the Allentown Diocese in Its mission is to provide men and women with a liberal education in the Catholic and Salesian traditions, emphasizing academic excellence, individual attention and preparation for careers. The purpose of DeSales is to enable students to become Christian humanists, that is, to become fully human in a Christian way. Today the University enrolls nearly 1,500 full-time day students and an additional 1,050 graduate and part-time adult students. The University has an outstanding faculty, 85 percent have a Ph.D. or hold the highest academic degree in their specialty. With 90 full-time faculty members, the University offers personalized attention with a faculty-to-student ratio of DeSales University offers 35 bachelor s degrees including eight pre-professional programs, and six graduate programs. More than 95 percent of graduates are employed within six months of graduation. A liberal arts degree from DeSales is also excellent preparation for advanced study in professional fields such as law, medicine and health care, dentistry, or secondary education. The spectrum of majors are offered across nine academic departments, with particular strength in the Performing Arts, Natural and Health Sciences, Business and Education. The business curriculum prepares students for successful careers in areas that range from accounting to sports management. DeSales also offers Pennsylvania Department of Education certification in elementary education, secondary education and special education. The school s Performing and Fine Arts Department is nationally renowned, and offers degrees in theatre, dance and TV/film. Students have access to superb teachers, world-class performance facilities, and firstrate artistic productions, along with many hands-on opportunities such as a professional summer theatre internship with the Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival. All of the student acting and technical theatre activities are performed by undergraduates. Coursework emphasizes communication and presentation skills, production techniques and methods, and the development of sound judgment and values to help improve the quality of our media culture. The nationally recognized Physician Assistant program is accredited by the PA Department of Higher Education and the Commission on the Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs. Our students regularly score among the highest in the nation in mandatory standardized national testing and for the fifth time in six years DeSales University s Physician Assistant Program won the National Medical Challenge Bowl Championship, which is the Student Academy of Physician Assistants equivalent to the NCAA Final Four. The University supports 16 intercollegiate varsity sports and 30 intramural sports programs. All varsity teams are members of the NCAA Division III, Middle Atlantic States Collegiate Athletic Corporation (MASCAC) Freedom Conference, and the Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC). A new 85,000 sq. ft. sports and recreation center including a state-of-the-art fitness center, an outdoor track and several new athletic fields were completed from 1998 through MAJOR AREAS OF STUDY Programs of Study Accounting Biology Biology (forensic science concentration) Chemistry Chemistry (forensic science concentration) Communication Computer Science Criminal Justice Dance Elementary Education English Environmental Science Finance History Human Resource Management Law and Society Liberal Studies Management Mgmt. of Information Tech. Marketing Marriage and Family Studies Mathematics Nursing Pharmaceutical Marketing Philosophy Physician Assistant * Political Science Psychology Spanish Special Education Sport & Exercise Science Sport Management Theatre Theology TV/Film * - 5-year Master's Degree Program Allied Health Medical Technology Preprofessional Dentistry High School Teaching Law Medicine Optometry Pharmacology Podiatry Veterinary DSU Women's Cross-Country/Track & Field athletics.desales.edu - 1 Athletic Director/Head Coach SCOTT COVAL Director of Athletics Scott Coval enters his seventh year as DeSales University Director of Athletics. Coval is responsible for the planning, organization, management and evaluation of DeSales 16-sport men's and women's NCAA Division III intercollegiate athletic program. Coval has been with the University for the last 13 years as the head men's basketball coach. Since joining the DSU staff, Coval has also served as the school's coordinator of athletic recruiting, head men's golf coach, and as the assistant athletic director. Since taking over the men's basketball program at DeSales, Coval has compiled a (.621) record and has led the team to the post-season 11 of the last 12 years including the program's first-ever NCAA Tournament berth in Prior to arriving in Center Valley, Coval was an assistant coach at Lafayette College for five years. He has also been an assistant at Penn State University and the College of William & Mary. A standout player at Whitehall High School, Coval continued his playing career at William & Mary, where he was named team captain and MVP his senior year. He graduated from William & Mary in 1986 with a degree in Business Management. A member of the Lehigh Valley Basketball Hall of Fame, Coval is the director of the DeSales University basketball camp and helps with many other camps throughout the Eastern Pennsylvania and Western New Jersey areas. Coval resides in Allentown, PA, with his wife Kaye and their two daughters, Keeley and Mia and son, Nicholas. Gordon Hornig Women's Cross-Country and Track & Field Coach Gordon Hornig enters his 10th year as both the head women's crosscountry and women's track and field coach. Over the last four seasons, Hornig has led the cross-country program to a top four finish at the MAC Championships each time and to its bestever finish, second place, in The Bulldogs have also finished among the top 10 in the Mid-East Region twice in the last four years including a seventh place finish in 2003 and an eighth place finish in Additionally, Hornig helped the most celebrated runner in DSU history, Gina Lucrezi, graduate having earned All-American honors 10 times in her career, become the firstever DeSales University National Champion when she won the 1,500-meter race at the 2004 NCAA Division III Indoor Track and Field Championships, be named DSU's Female Athlete of the Year all four years and earn Academic All-American honors as a senior. Hornig was an assistant men s cross country and track & field coach in and from under head coach Al Weiner. Hornig graduated from DeSales in 1992 with a degree in criminal justice and received his master s degree in social work from Marywood in He also coached boy's high school cross-country and track at Archbishop Wood HS from and Wood won Philadelphia Catholic League boy's cross country championships in 1988 & 89 and was nationally ranked in As a runner at DSU, Hornig was team captain and Most Valuable Runner in 1991 as well as earning Academic All-League honors. Hornig, who works full-time as a Psychotherapist and also as an adjunct professor at DeSales in the criminal justice department, resides in Center Valley, PA with his wife Robie and daughter Hannah. 2 - athletics.desales.edu DSU Women's Cross-Country/Track & Field

2 Coaching Staff CARL BRUNO Assistant Coach Bruno returns for his seventh season as an assistant track & field coach. Prior to joining DSU, Bruno was an assistant track coach at Saucon Valley HS. He is primarily responsible for working with both the sprinters and hurdlers at DeSales. Bruno has had a positive impact on the track and field program. Since he has arrived every indoor and outdoor record in the sprints and hurdle events has been broken. MARIUSZ WITTBRODT Assistant Coach Wittbrodt begins his 12th season as an assistant track & field coach with a concentration in throwing events. He has an extensive background in training field athletes that begins with him being a full-time track & field trainer in Poland from and was also a qualifier for the Polish National team in the discus throw. Wittbrodt has had seven different individuals win MAC Championships over the past four years and three of those athletes have provisionally qualified for the NCAA National Championships. BRIAN MacDONALD Assistant Coach MacDonald returns for his third season as an assistant track & field coach. He will continue to assist Coach Hornig by coaching the pole vault, throwers and athletes competing in mutli-events. MacDonald graduated from DeSales in 2004 with a bachelor of arts degree in communications. He had a very successful career at DSU finishing as the MAC champion in the decathlon twice (2001 and 2002) and is still the school-record holder with 5,705 points in the decathlon competition. He also still owns the school-record in the outdoor long jump ( ) and indoor pole vault ( ). He currently works full-time in the DeSales admissions office as a senior Admissions Counselor and resides in Allentown, PA DSU Women's Cross-Country/Track & Field athletics.desales.edu Cross-Country and Track & Field Roster Name Yr. Events Hometown/High School Lauren Annucci Fr. Sprints Aston, PA/Padua Academy Taryn Collins Fr. Hurdles/Pole Vault/Sprints Hanover, PA/Delone Catholic Julie Dielmann Fr. Hurdles/Sprints Wilmington, DE/Padua Academy Laura Durso Jr. Mid-distance Old Tappan, NJ/Northern Valley Amy Fitzpatrick So. Sprints Schenectady, NY/Mohonasen Colleen Gibbons Jr. Distance Hightstown, NJ/Hightstown Lydia Grajauskas So. Throws Closter, NJ/Northern Valley Regional Kaitlin Hahn Fr. Jumps Lehighton, PA/Lehighton Alessandro LaMastro Fr. Mid-distance Flanders, NJ/Pope John XXIII Eileen Lavelle Sr. Sprints Tarrytown, NY/Sleepy Hollow Beth Malseed Fr. Distance Claymont, DE/Archmere Academy Bridgette McGinnis So. Sprints Pennsbury, PA/Pennsbury Maggie Parlapiano Jr. Mid-distance/Distance Honeybrook, PA/St. Pius X Kristy Ratcliffe Fr. Sprints Langhorne, PA/Conwell Egan Michelle Rehnert Sr. Throws Pottsville, PA/Nativity BVM Erin Remaly So. Mid-distance Nazareth, PA/Nazareth Ashley Robb So. Mid-distance Towaco, NJ/Montville Township Jess Ruhl So. Distance East Earl, PA/Garden Spot Katie Ryan Fr. Hurdles/Jumps/Sprints Bensalem, PA/Archbishop Ryan Nikki Sansone Jr. Hurdles/Sprints Chester Springs, PA/Bishop Shanahan Amanda Sell Fr. Mid-distance/Jumps Oley, PA/Oley Valley Ashley Short Fr. Mid-distance Temple, PA/Muhlenberg Beth Slaybaugh So. Mid-distance Harrisburg, PA/Bishop McDevitt Amy Stocker Sr. Throws Bangor, PA/Bangor Desi Symons Sr. Distance Verona, NJ/Verona Amanda Torok Fr. Jumps/Sprints Souderton, PA/Souderton Brianna Valasek Fr. Jumps Coopersburg, PA/Southern Lehigh Jeanine Walsh Fr. Distance Philadelphia, PA/Archbishop Ryan Samantha Ward Fr. Pole Vault Emmaus, PA/Emmaus Shannon Webb Fr. Pole Vault/Sprints/Hurdles Bensalem, PA/Archbishop Ryan Meghan Weber Fr. Throws Doylestown, PA/Central Bucks East Head Coach: Gordon Hornig (DeSales, '92-10th year) Assistant Coaches: Carl Bruno, Mariusz Wittbrodt and Brian MacDonald Team Manager: Theresa Peppe * - Italicized players also run cross-country 2006 Cross-Country Preview For the second straight season head coach Gordon Hornig finds himself with the task of replacing a runner that advanced to the NCAA Division III National Championships. Two years ago he lost 10-time All-American Gina Lucrezi and this year he will be without Tara Barlow. Despite the losses however, Hornig thinks his team has a great chance to compete for one of the top spots at the MAC Championships. Last year, the Bulldogs finished in fourth place at the MAC Championships and have been working hard to earn of the top three spots this year. Hornig will feature an extremely young roster with 10 of his 14 runners just freshmen and sophomores. Among the top returnees are senior Desi Symons (Verona, NJ/Verona) who took 16th at last year's MAC Championships and will be Hornig's most experienced runner. 4 - athletics.desales.edu DSU Women's Cross-Country/Track & Field

3 2006 Cross-Country Preview Also returning and expected to make an impact this year will be juniors Maggie Parlapiano (Honeybrook, PA/St. Pius X) and junior Laura Durso (Old Tappan, NJ/Northern Valley). Each showed glimpses of potential last season with Durso taking 31st at the Salisbury University Invitional and Parlapiano taking 9th place at the Baptist Bible College Inviational. The freshmen class might be the most talented class of Hornig's coaching career. Jeanine Walsh (Philadelphia, PA/Archbishop Ryan), Alessandro LaMastro (Flanders, NJ/Pope John XXIII), Beth Malseed (Claymont, DE/Archmere Academy) and Amanda Sell (Oley, PA/Oley Valley) all enter Hornig's program with loads of talent and potential to make an immediate impact this season. The Bulldogs will open the season once again at the Sea Gull Opener at Salisbury University in early September. DSU will host three meets including their own Invitational, the CTC Conference Championships and the MAC Championships on October 28th Track & Field Preview Head coach Gordon Hornig and the DeSales University women's track & field team are very excited about the season and the propect of improving upon last year's eighth place finish in both the MAC Indoor and Outdoor Championships. Hornig welcomes in a very talented recruiting class consisting of 17 freshmen all of which he is counting on to provide scoring chances in their respective events at the MAC Championships. Among the top returnees are senior Eileen Lavelle (Tarrytown, NY/Sleepy Hollow) and junior Nikki Sansone (Chester Springs, PA/Bishop Shanahan). Lavelle and Sansone each had excellent seasons in the sprinting events last year with Lavelle taking third in the 55-meter dash at the MAC Indoor Championships and taking fourth in the 100-meter dash and eighth in the 200-meter dash at the MAC Outdoor Championships. Sansone was equally as impressive earning team points at the Indoor Championships with a sixth place finish in the 55-meter hurdles and at the Outdoor Championships with a fifth place in the 100-meter dash and a fourth place finish in the 400-meter hurdles. Other top returnees are junior Laura Durso (Old Tappan, NJ/Northern Valley), senior Desi Symons (Verona, NJ/Vernona), sophomore Bridgette McGinnis (Pennsbury, PA/Pennsbury), junior Maggie Parlapiano (Honeybrook, PA/St. Pius X) and senior Michelle Rehnert (Pottsville, PA/Nativity BVM). Several freshmen are expected to make an immediate impact in Coach Hornig's program including Alessandro LaMastro (Flanders, NJ/Pope John XXIII), Jeanine Walsh (Philadelphia, PA/Archbishop Ryan), Beth Malseed (Claymont, DE/Archmere Academy), Kristy Ratcliff (Langhorne, PA/Conwell Egan), Lauren Annucci (Aston, PA/Padua Academy), Taryn Collins (Hanover, PA/Delone Catholic), Julie Dielman (Wilmington, DE/Padua Academy), Meghan Weber (Doylestown, PA/Central Bucks West), Shannon Webb (Bensalem, PA/Archbishop Ryan), Samantha Ward (Emmaus, PA/Emmaus), Kaitlin Hahn (Lehighton, PA/Lehighton), and Amanda Sell (Oley, PA/Oley Valley). DSU begins its indoor season on December 3rd at the CTC Indoor Relay Championships and will compete at the MAC Indoor Championships on February 24th at Susquehanna University. The outdoor season is scheduled to begin on March 17th at the Washington & Lee Invitational. The Bulldogs will host the CTC Championships once again on April and the MAC Championships will be held at Elizabethtown College on May 3-5. time of 40: Top Performers Eileen Lavelle Senior - Tarrytown, NY/Sleepy Hollow DeSales: Lavelle enters her senior season after enjoying tremendous success as a junior. She took third at the MAC Track & Field Indoor Chanmpionships in the 55-meter dash and placed fourth and eighth at the MAC Outdoor Track & Field Championships in the 100 and 200-meter dashes. She enters her final season as the indoor track school-record holder in the 55-meters (7.59 seconds) and 200-meters (27.88 seconds) and as the outdoor track schoolrecord holder in the 100-meters (12.83 seconds) and the 200-meters (26.86 seconds). Desi Symons Senior - Verona, NJ/Verona DeSales: Symons has enjoyed a very successful four-year career on both the cross-country and track & field team. As a junior Symons finished in 16th place at the MAC Cross-Country Championships and had a successful track season taking 6th at the CTC Indoor Championships in the 5,000-meters (20:00.47) and second at the CTC Outdoor Championships in the 10,000-meters (41:51.10). She holds the school-record in the outdoor 10,000-meters in a Nikki Sansone Junior - Chester Springs, PA/Bishop Shanahan DeSales: Sansone returns to the team after an excellent sophomore campaign. She took sixth place at the MAC Indoor Championships in the 55-meter hurdles (9.57 seconds) and placed fifth in the 100- meter hurdles (16.55 seconds) and fourth in the 400-meter hurdles (1:07.12) at the MAC Outdoor Championships. Both of her outdoor performances set new school-records at DSU. She enters the season working hard towards earning a trip to Nationals. Bridgette McGinnis Sophomore - Pennsbury, PA/Pennsbury DeSales: McGinnis rejoins the team after a solid freshman season as a Bulldog. She was a member of the Indoor 4x200-meter and distance medley relay team that placed among the top six at the MAC Indoor Championships and the 4x100-meter relay team that took fifth at the MAC Outdoor Championships DSU Women's Cross-Country/Track & Field athletics.desales.edu athletics.desales.edu DSU Women's Cross-Country/Track & Field

4 Top Performers Laura Durso Junior - Old Tappan, NJ/Northern Valley DeSales: Durso returns to the team as one of the team's top middistance runners. She was a member of the distance medley team who placed fifth at the MAC Indoor Championships last season and a member of the 4x400-meter relay team that took sixth at the MAC Outdoor Championships. In addition she finished fifth at the CTC Outdoor Championships in the 3,000-meter steeplechase. Michelle Rehnert Senior - Pottsville, PA/Nativity BVM DeSales: Rehnert returns to the team after showing vast improvement as a thrower last season. She placed fourth in javelin at the CTC Outdoor Championships with a final toss of meters. After qualfiying for the MAC Championships last season for the first time, Rehnert will be looking for a top six finish in both the weight throw and hammer throw this season. Lauren Annucci Freshman - Aston, PA/Padua Academy DeSales: Annucci joins the program as a talented sprinter. She is expected to make a big impact in the 400-meters and will be used inthe 4x400-meter, 4x800-meter and distance medley relays. Annucci should also see time in the 800-meters. Taryn Collins Freshman - Hanover, PA/Delone Catholic DeSales: Collins joins the team as a versatile athlete expected to make an impact in the sprinting events, hurdle events and the pole vault. She has a chance to earn a spot among the top in the MAC in the 400-meters Top Performers Kaitlin Hahn Freshman - Lehighton, PA/Lehighton DeSales: Hahn joins the team as a promising high jumper. Coach Hornig thinks she has a great chance to compete for one of the top spots in the MAC this season in the high jump event. Her goals to start the season are to reach the 5-4 height. Alessandro LaMastro Freshman - Flanders, NJ/Pope John XXIII DeSales: LaMastro joins the team as a highly touted mid-distance runner. She is excpeted to be one of the top runners on the crosscountry team this season and during the track season will focus on the 800-meter and 1,500-meter events. Samantha Ward Freshman - Emmaus, PA/Emmaus DeSales: Ward also joins the program with high expectations in the pole vault. She has the ability to immediately compete for one of the top spots in the MAC and hopes to reach the 11-foot mark this season. Meghan Weber Freshman - Doylestown, PA/Central Bucks West DeSales: Weber joins the program as a talented field athlete in the throwing events. She hopes to have success in both the hammer throw and discus events during the spring and in the shot put and weight throw events during the indoor season DSU Women's Cross-Country/Track & Field athletics.desales.edu athletics.desales.edu DSU Women's Cross-Country/Track & Field

5 2005 Cross-Country Results Date Meet Result 9/3 at Salisbury University Invitational 7th of 9 teams 9/17 at Baptist Bible College Invitational 1st of 10 teams 10/1 at Dickinson College Invitational 8th of 24 teams 10/15 DeSales University Invitational 19th of 23 teams 10/22 CTC Conference Championships 4th of 12 teams 10/29 at MAC Juniata College 4th of 14 teams 11/12 at NCAA Division III Mid-East Reg. Dickinson 20th of 42 teams 11/19 at NCAA Division III National Championships No team score Tara Barlow (213th of 213 runners) 2005 MAC Championships Pl. Team (Top 5 Runners) Score Pl. Team (Top 5 Runners) Score 1. Messiah College (2, 5, 10, 13, 20) Widener University (11, 31, 49, 59, 69) Elizabethtown College (6, 8, 9, 15, 17) Lycoming College (43, 46, 47, 51, 62) Juniata College (4, 12, 24, 26, 27) Drew University (29, 41, 42, 71, 74) DeSales University (1, 16, 33, 35, 39) Lebanon Valley College (28, 56, 64, 65, 67) Susquehanna University (3, 22, 34, 44, 50) King's College (19, 55, 78, 83, 94) Moravian College (14, 23, 37, 38, 45) Albright College (58, 60, 75,84, 85) Univ. of Scranton (7, 30, 48, 52, 72) Delaware Valley College (53, 57, 82, 91, 93) 376 DSU Top Individual Performers Salisbury University Invitational (86 runners) Desi Symons, 24:04 (17th place) (6K race) Laura Durso, 25:01 (31st place) Baptist Bible College Invitational (81 runners) Desi Symons, 21:06.01 (1st place) (5K race) Maggie Parlapiano, 22:02.09 (9th place) Dickinson College Invitational (247 runnners) Tara Barlow, 22:53.78 (6th place) (6K race) Colleen Gibbons, 25:49.13 (81st place) DeSales University Invitational (245 runners) Laura Durso, 28:32.32 (79th place) (6K race) Maggie Parlapiano, 28:38.63 (85th place) CTC Conference Championships (118 runners) Tara Barlow, 19:42.63 (4th place) (5K race) Desi Symons, 20:55.90 (13th place) Indoor Track & Field Results Date Meet Result 1/27 at Muhlenberg College Invitational 2nd of 5 teams 2/5 at DeSchriver East Stroudsburg University No team scoring 2/11, 27 at CTC Conference S. Ct. Univ. 14th of 14 teams 2/17 at Susquehanna University Inviational No team scoring 2/25 at MAC Susquehanna University 8th of 10 teams MAC Championships Team Scores Place Team Score Place Team Score 1. Elizabethtown College Widener University Susquehanna University Lebanon Valley College Messiah College DeSales University Moravian College Delaware Valley College 1 5. Juniata College Albright College 0 DSU Top Performers at MAC Championships 55-Meter Dash Eileen Lavelle 3rd Meter Hurdles Nikki Sansone 6th x200-Meter Relay Eileen Lavelle 6th 1:56.01 Nikki Sansone Stefanie Geronimo Bridget McGinnis Distance Medley Relay Christina Maile 5th 14:15.01 Bridget McGinnis Kate McNally Laura Durso DSU Top Performers at CTC Championships 5,000-Meter Run Desi Symons 6th 20:00.47 Pentathlon Lindsay Serfecz 7th 1,368 points MAC Championships (138 runners) Tara Barlow, 23:08.13 (1st place) (6K race) Desi Symons, 24:47.98 (16th place) NCAA DIII Mid-East Reg. Champ. (293 runners) Tara Barlow, 22:29.9 (8th place) (6K race) Desi Symons, 25:25.4 (111th place) NCAA Division III National Champ. (213 runners) Tara Barlow, 29:01.2 (213th place) DSU Women's Cross-Country/Track & Field athletics.desales.edu athletics.desales.edu DSU Women's Cross-Country/Track & Field

6 2006 Outdoor Track & Field Results Date Meet Result 3/11 at Washington & Lee Invitational 4th of 6 teams 3/24 at Lehigh Valley Kutztown University No team scoring 4/1 at Muhlenberg College Invitational No team scoring 4/8 at Messiah College Inviational Meet cancelled after 6 events 4/15 at US Merchant Marine Invitational No team scoring 4/23 CTC Conference Championships 6th of 15 teams 4/27 at Penn Relays 8th of 10 teams (4x400) 5/4-6 at MAC Widener University 8th of 10 teams 2005 MAC Championships Team Scores Place Team Score Place Team Score 1. Messiah College Widener University Elizabethtown College Lebanon Valley College Susquehanna University DeSales University 24 T4. Juniata College Delaware Valley College 5 T4. Moravian College Albright College 2 DSU Top Performers at MAC Championships 100-Meter Dash Eileen Lavelle 4th Meter Dash Eileen Lavelle 8th Meter Hurdles Nikki Sansone 5th Meter Hurdles Nikki Sansone 4th 1: x100-Meter Relay Eileen Lavelle 5th Kate McNally, Nikki Sansone, Bridgette McGinnis 4x400-Meter Relay Eileen Lavelle 6th 4:17.97 Nikki Sansone, Laura Durso, Kate McNally Javelin Amy Stocker 7th DSU Top Performers at CTC Championships 100-Meter Dash Eileen Lavelle 5th Meter Run Kate McNally 7th 2: ,000-Meter Run Desi Symons 2nd 41: Meter Hurdles Nikki Sansone 8th Meter Hurdles Nikki Sansone 4th 1: ,000-Meter Steeplechase Laura Durso 5th 12: x100-Meter Relay Eileen Lavelle 5th Bridgette McGinnis, Kate McNally, Nikki Sansone 4x400-Meter Relay Nikki Sansone 5th 4:22.15 Stefanie Geronimo, Bridgette McGinnis, Eileen Lavelle 4x800-Meter Relay Nikki Ferraro 4th 11:17.77 Laura Durso, Kate McNally, Ashley Robb High Jump Brianna Valasek T-8th 1.40 meters Javelin Amy Stocker 2nd meters Michelle Rehnert 4th meters DSU Women's Cross-Country/Track & Field athletics.desales.edu - 11 Indoor Track & Field Records Event Record Name Date 55-Meters 7.59 Eileen Lavelle February 26, Meter Hurdles 9.49 Bethany Rowland March 1, Meters 8.2 Amie Scharpf January 31, Meter Hurdles 9.8 Bea Schlotzhauer January 31, Meters Eileen Lavelle February 25, Meters 62.9 Dawn Krause February 10, Meters 1:21.25 Dawn Krause February 24, Meters 2:17.02 Gina Lucrezi February 21, ,000 Meters 3:07.06 Debbie Gould February 23, ,500 Meters 4:38.78 Gina Lucrezi March 9, ,500 Meter Walk 9:48.94 Dawn Krause February 8, 1997 One Mile (1,600-Meters) 4:54.10 Gina Lucrezi February 7, ,000 Meters 10:10.25 Gina Lucrezi January 31, ,200 Meters 12:26.10 Amy Gould February 19, ,000 Meters 17:40.64 Gina Lucrezi January 21, Meter Relay 1:55.72 Eileen Lavelle February 7, 2004 (4 X 200) Lauren McGarrity Bridget Daniels Stacy Voegeli 1,600 Meter Relay 4:23.56 Debbie Gould February 25, 1995 (4 X 400) Amy Gould Debbie Krause Dawn Krause 3,200 Meter Relay 9:47.85 Debbie Gould, February 25, 1995 (4 X 800) Amy Gould Debbie Krause Dawn Krause Dist. Medley Relay 12:14.01 Tara Barlow February 26, 2005 Lauren McGarrity Sarah Butler Gina Lucrezi Sprint Medley 5:01.40 Amie Scharpf February 14, 1998 Nicki Salanick Bea Schlotzhauer Mary Lechleitner Shot Put Kate Lassiter January 20, Pound Weight throw Kate Lassiter February 26, 2000 Long Jump Heidi Kaucher February 4, 2001 Triple Jump Stacy Voegeli February 21, 2003 High Jump Sue Filaseta February 26, 2000 Pole Vault Pentathlon 1,920 Points Kate Billings February 9, athletics.desales.edu DSU Women's Cross-Country/Track & Field