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Athletics Accomplishments 2011-2012 MEN’S FOOTBALL • 13 ECFC all-conference honors, Quentin Williams named Rookie of the Year • Caleb Hinton selected for 2012 National Football Foundation Honor Society, National Scholar-Athlete award winner • Nine players picked to the ECFC All-Academic Team • Matt Harris leads the nation in sacks and tackles for yards loss MEN’S BASKETBALL • Two all-conference honorees • Brandon McMillan named ECAC Division III South Region Player of the Week WOMEN’S BASKETBALL • One all-conference selection • Program featured by espnW in Hoops Across America feature BASEBALL • Set the school record for wins in a season (25) • Curtis Pride named NEAC West Division Coach of the Year • William Bissell repeats as NEAC West Division Player of the Year • Five all-conference recipients • Debuted new Hoy Field SOFTBALL • Three all-conference selections • Easter Faafiti named NEAC South Division Rookie of the Year • Debuted new softball field MEN’S SOCCER • One all-conference first team selection • Won first home conference game since 1997 WOMEN’S SOCCER • Two all-conference selections MEN’S AND WOMEN’S SWIMMING • Men won their second consecutive NEAC Championship • Brian Bennett named 2012 NEAC Men’s Swimmer of the Year, second year in a row • Alexandra Polivanchuk named 2012 NEAC Women’s Swimmer of the Year • Bill Snape earns third NEAC Coach of the Year award MEN’S AND WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY • Program returns for the first time since 2009 • Women’s team finished eighth at the NEAC championships, men’s team placed 10th MEN’S AND WOMEN’S TRACK AND FIELD • Darius Flowers earned All-ECAC honors for a second year in a row • Six Mason-Dixon all-conference honorees WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL • Won a second straight NEAC championship and second consecutive appearance in the NCAA tournament, eighth overall in program history • Four all-conference awards, Kali Frowick named NEAC Rookie of the Year • Frowick, Sarah Tubert named ECAC Division III Upstate/Metro Second Team All-Stars Community 19
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Athletics Accomplishments 2011-2012<br />
MEN’S FOOTBALL<br />
• 13 ECFC all-conference honors, Quentin<br />
Williams named Rookie of the Year<br />
• Caleb Hinton selected for 2012 National<br />
Football Foundation Honor Society, National<br />
Scholar-Athlete award winner<br />
• Nine players picked to the ECFC All-Academic<br />
Team<br />
• Matt Harris leads the nation in sacks and<br />
tackles for yards loss<br />
MEN’S BASKETBALL<br />
• Two all-conference honorees<br />
• Brandon McMillan named ECAC Division III<br />
South Region Player of the Week<br />
WOMEN’S BASKETBALL<br />
• One all-conference selection<br />
• Program featured by espnW in Hoops Across<br />
America feature<br />
BASEBALL<br />
• Set the school record for wins in a season (25)<br />
• Curtis Pride named NEAC West Division Coach<br />
of the Year<br />
• William Bissell repeats as NEAC West Division<br />
Player of the Year<br />
• Five all-conference recipients<br />
• Debuted new Hoy Field<br />
SOFTBALL<br />
• Three all-conference selections<br />
• Easter Faafiti named NEAC South Division<br />
Rookie of the Year<br />
• Debuted new softball field<br />
MEN’S SOCCER<br />
• One all-conference first team selection<br />
• Won first home conference game since 1997<br />
WOMEN’S SOCCER<br />
• Two all-conference selections<br />
MEN’S AND WOMEN’S SWIMMING<br />
• Men won their second consecutive NEAC<br />
Championship<br />
• Brian Bennett named 2012 NEAC Men’s<br />
Swimmer of the Year, second year in a row<br />
• Alexandra Polivanchuk named 2012 NEAC<br />
Women’s Swimmer of the Year<br />
• Bill Snape earns third NEAC Coach of the Year<br />
award<br />
MEN’S AND WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY<br />
• Program returns for the first time since 2009<br />
• Women’s team finished eighth at the NEAC<br />
championships, men’s team placed 10th<br />
MEN’S AND WOMEN’S TRACK AND<br />
FIELD<br />
• Darius Flowers earned All-ECAC honors for a<br />
second year in a row<br />
• Six Mason-Dixon all-conference honorees<br />
WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL<br />
• Won a second straight NEAC championship<br />
and second consecutive appearance in the<br />
NCAA tournament, eighth overall in program<br />
history<br />
• Four all-conference awards, Kali Frowick<br />
named NEAC Rookie of the Year<br />
• Frowick, Sarah Tubert named ECAC Division III<br />
Upstate/Metro Second Team All-Stars<br />
Community<br />
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