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Track & Field GuideCOLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH2009

2 GENERAL INFORMATIONAbout this Guide 2Staff Directory 2Athletic Facilities at the Mount 2About the College of Mount St. Joseph 3HCAC Information 3Interview Policy, Press Credentials 3Message from the President, Dr. Tony Aretz 4Message from the Director of Athletics, Steve Radcliffe 4Support Staff, Athletic Training Staff 56 MEN’S TRACK & FIELD2009 Schedule 72009 Roster 72009 Outlook 8Head Coach Profile 8Assistant Coaches Profiles 82009 Returning Athletes’ Profiles 92008 Meet Results 10The Mount in the HCAC 112008 HCAC Championship 112008 HCAC Championship Mount Point Scorers 112008 All-Conference 122008 HCAC Athletes of the Week 122007 Mount HCAC Championship Point Scorers 132006 Mount HCAC Championship Point Scorers 132005 Mount HCAC Championship Point Scorers 132004 Mount HCAC Championship Point Scorers 13Mount Past HCAC Championship Results 14Mount Individual Records 1416 WOMEN’S TRACK & FIELD2009 Schedule 172009 Roster 172009 Outlook 18Head Coach Profile 18Assistant Coaches Profiles 182009 Returning Athletes’ Profiles 192008 Meet Results 20The Mount in the HCAC 202008 HCAC Championship 212008 HCAC Championship Mount Point Scorers 212008 All-Conference 212008 HCAC Athletes of the Week 222007 Mount HCAC Championship Point Scorers 222006 Mount HCAC Championship Point Scorers 222005 Mount HCAC Championship Point Scorers 222004 Mount HCAC Championship Point Scorers 22Mount Past HCAC Championship Results 23Mount Individual Records 23Table of Contents2009 TRACK & FIELD GUIDE

COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPHThe College of Mount St. Joseph, a nationally recognized Catholiccollege of 2,300 students, emphasizes a liberal arts and professionaleducation and promotes the values of respect, diversity and servicein its programs and activities.Academic programs are based on a foundation of the liberal artsand include more than 35 undergraduate programs as well asgraduate programs in education, organizational leadership, nursing,religious studies and a doctorate in physical therapy. The Mountemphasizes smaller class sizes (11:1 student/faculty ratio) topromote personal attention.Career development includescooperative education in all undergraduate degree programs andstudents incorporate service experience into their studies throughthe Service Learning program.The Mount also offers a variety of academic support services,an Honors Program, Campus Ministry, a Wellness Center, andMulticultural Affairs.Student activities include the Lions’ Roar Band, leadershipprograms, and more than 40 clubs and organizations. The Mountoffers 21 athletic programs and is a member of NCAA Division IIIHeartland Collegiate Athletic Conference (HCAC).Consideration for admission is based on the level of academicpreparation as evidenced by high school transcripts, academicaptitude and SAT/ACT scores. The average scholarship/financialaid package for full-time undergraduates is more than $14,000.General Information2009 TRACK & FIELD GUIDEStudents transferring to the Mount can also inquire about transferstudent scholarships.The Mount was one of the nation’s first wireless campuses. Today,students use portable laptops to access the Mount’s wireless networkanywhere on campus for classes, studying, online registration, andworldwide communications.The College of Mount St. Joseph was founded in 1920 by theSisters of Charity of Cincinnati.College InformationLocation: ..........................................................Cincinnati, OhioEnrollment: ........................................................................2,300Founded: ............................................................................1920President:........................................................Tony Aretz, Ph.D.Nickname: ..........................................................................LionsColors:..................................................................Blue and GoldAffiliations: ..................................................................NCAA IIIConference: ..HCAC – Heartland Collegiate Athletic ConferenceMain Phone: ......................................................(800) 654-9314(513) 244-4200Web Site: ................................................................www.msj.eduMailing Address: ............................College of Mount St. Joseph5701 Delhi RoadCincinnati, OH 45233-1670HEARTLAND COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC CONFERENCEThe Mount is a member of the Heartland Collegiate AthleticConference (HCAC), formerly known as the Indiana CollegiateAthletic Conference (ICAC). The name change reflects the additionof three Ohio schools to the conference in 1998 – the Mount,Defiance College and Bluffton University. The other teams makingup the conference are Anderson University, Franklin College,Hanover College, Manchester College, Transylvania University, andRose-Hulman Institute of Technology. All Mount athletic teams,with the exception of lacrosse, compete in the HCAC.HCAC Quick FactsCommissioner: ..........................................Christopher RagsdaleSports Information Director: ....................................Ryan DavisMailing Address: ..................................................P. O. Box 425205 S. Madison Ave.Greenwood, IN 46142Phone: ..............................................................(317) 882-8090Fax: ..................................................................(317) 882-80862008-2009 HCAC School DirectorySchool Location Athletic Dept.# A.D. S.I.D.Anderson University Anderson, IN (765) 641-4478 Marcie Taylor Justin BatesBluffton University Bluffton, OH (419) 358-3227 Phill Talavinia Bill HanefeldDefiance College Defiance, OH (419) 783-2342 Dick Kaiser Seth MikelFranklin College Franklin, IN (317) 738-8121 Kerry Prather Kevin ElixmanHanover College Hanover, IN (812) 866-6800 Lynn Hall Carter CloydManchester College North Manchester, IN (260) 982-5390 Rick Espeset Doug ShoemakerCollege of Mount St. Joseph Cincinnati, OH (513) 244-4311 Steve Radcliffe Dane NeumeisterRose-Hulman Institute of Technology Terre Haute, IN (812) 877-8252 Jeff Jenkins Kevin LankeTransylvania University Lexington, KY (859) 233-8270 Jack Ebel Glenn OsborneINTERVIEW POLICYPlease contact the Sports Information Office, (513) 244-4927,for all interview requests. Prior notice is requested so that properarrangements may be made with players and coaches. Coachescan be contacted weekday afternoons, Noon-3 p.m. Athletes areavailable at various times of the day according to their academicschedules. All post-game interviews will be conducted at the gamesite. Coaches and players will be available approximately 10 minutesafter games. Players may be called at the request of the media, aftercontacting the Sports Information Office.PRESS CREDENTIALSAll practices are open to media who request prior admittance from the Sports Information Office, (513) 244-4927. Pressbox, court andfield passes should be requested from the Sports Information Office before game day.3

COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPHGeneral InformationA MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENTDr. Tony AretzWelcome to the College of Mount St. Joseph and Lions country! We are proud to be the home of Heartland CollegiateAthletic Conference Division III competition in Greater Cincinnati. As the Mount’s new president, I invite you to enjoyexciting competition among student athletes who are dedicated to their sport and their studies. Students are the heart ofthe Mount community and our student athletes appreciate your support.A Mount education is about preparing students intellectually, morally, and spiritually to become successfulprofessionals and leaders in their community. Students have the opportunity to participate in 21 competitive sportsas well as the marching band or over 40 other clubs and organizations. Students take courses in small classes whereprofessors facilitate active learning through engaged teaching. Cooperative education, service learning and cultural/global immersion programs provide students with real life experience to help prepare them for their future careers andsocial responsibilities.Please visit the Mount again for more exciting HCAC Division III excitement, and visit our Web site at www.msj.edufor listings of the events and programs offered throughout the year.Enjoy the game!Sincerely,Tony Aretz, Ph.D.MOUNT ATHLETICS DIRECTORSteve RadcliffeSteve Radcliffe entered his 14th year as theLions’ athletic director for the 2008-2009school year, and he looks forward to anotheroutstanding season of athletics at the Mount.The Mount’s athletics programs enjoyedmany successes this past fall. Footballfinished the season with a 5-5 overall record,the seventh straight season for the Lions tofinish with a .500 or better record. TheWomen’s Soccer team, which won the HCAC with a perfect 8-0season in the HCAC, captured the HCAC Tournament Championshipto qualify to the NCAA Division III Great Lakes Regional. The 14wins they had were a school single-season record. The Volleyball Team,a regular member of the AVCA Coaches Poll Top 25, finished with a29-11 record, won the HCAC Regular Season title with a 7-1 recordand also won the HCAC Tournament. The Lions received an automaticqualification to the NCAA Division III Great Lakes Regional wherethey knocked off Washington & Lee University.The Lions’ winter athletic teams, men’s and women’s basketball, andwrestling, were engaged in competitive seasons and looking to moveon to the Conference Tournaments and perhaps beyond. Manyindividuals were enjoying strong seasons.Radcliffe, who oversees 21 athletic programs at the Mount, has longbeen a part of the sports programs at the College. A retired athletictrainer, Radcliffe began his athletic training career in 1976 and washired to implement the Mount’s first academic program for athletictraining in 1989. In addition, Radcliffe has been the Lions’ headathletic trainer, working with athletes from all the intercollegiate sports,as well as teaching athletic training at the College.Radcliffe, who received his bachelor’s degree in 1978 and hismaster’s in physical education in 1981 from Miami University (Ohio),became the Mount’s athletic director in 1995. Upon entering theposition, Radcliffe stressed the importance of upholding the College’sstellar reputation of academics and athletics as a positive influence instudent life and development at the Mount. Steve and his wife,Darlene, have two children, Victoria and Michael. The Radcliffes livein Delhi.4

SUPPORT STAFFGeneral Information2009 TRACK & FIELD GUIDEDaneNeumeisterDirector ofSportsInformationRonBowlingAssociateAthleticDirectorCharlieWrublewskiFacilitiesManagementSet-UpJoanieSchrothAdministrativeAssistantAllyAuditoreSportsInformationCo-opLarry CoxAssistantAthleticDirectorGeorganaTaggartFacultyAthleticRepresentativeStacieCarneyAdministrativeAssistantDr. RobertBurgerTeamOrthopedicDirectorDr. HowardSchertzingerTeamPhysician5

Men’s Track & Field • 2009

2009 SCHEDULEMen’s Track & FieldIndoorDate Name of Meet (School) Location TimeJan. 24 Wabash College Invite Crawfordsville, IN 12:00 p.m.Feb. 7 Anderson Indoor Invitational Anderson, IN 3:00 p.m.Feb. 14 All-Ohio Championship (Otterbein College) Westerville, OH 12:00 p.m.Feb. 21 Hoosier-Buckeye Invitational (Rose-Hulman Inst. of Tech.) Terre Haute, IN 1:00 p.m.Mar. 6 DePauw Indoor Qualifier (DePauw University) Greencastle, IN 5:00 p.m.Mar. 13-14 NCAA Division III Indoor Championship* Terre Haute, IN TBAOutdoorDate Name of Meet (School) Location TimeMar. 21 Early Bird Relays (University of Cincinnati) Cincinnati, OH TBAMar. 28 Hanover College Invitational (Hanover College) Madison, IN 12:00 a.m.Apr. 4 Anderson University Invitational Anderson, IN 11:00 a.m.Apr. 11 All-Ohio Championship (Ohio Wesleyan University) Delaware, OH 10:00 a.m.Apr. 18 Quaker Invitational (Wilmington College) Wilmington, OH 11:00 a.m.Apr. 24-25 HCAC Championship (Rose-Hulman Inst. of Tech.) Terre Haute, IN 3:30 p.m.May 1 MSJ Invitational (College of Mount St. Joseph) Cincinnati, OH 3:00 p.m.May 8 Billy Hayes Invitational (Indiana University) Bloomington, IN TBAMay 15-16 Gregory Invitational (North Central College) Naperville, IL TBAMay 21-22 NCAA Division III Outdoor Championship* Marietta, OH TBA*Need to qualify to compete inHome meets in bold2009 TRACK & FIELD GUIDE2009 ROSTERName Class Events Hometown High SchoolRyan Averbeck Senior Throws Independence, KY Simon KentonTravis Blank Senior Throws Dayton, OH BellbrookXavier Brison Freshman Hurdles Cadiz, KY Trigg CountyAubrey Carter Freshman Sprints Erlanger, KY Dixie HeightsDavid Davis Junior Sprints/Jumps Longwood, FL Lake MaryJustin Fuller Sophomore Sprints Cincinnati, OH Walnut HillsSeth Gilley Junior Sprints Casstown, OH Miami EastCory Hardin Junior Sprints/Jumps Fairborn, OH FairbornRobert Jackson Freshman Sprints/Jumps Toledo, OH WaiteSean Jansen Freshman Throws Dayton, OH CarrollScotty Mayes Freshman Sprints Cadiz, KY Trigg CountyRandall Mitchell Junior Throws Columbus, OH Eastmoor AcademyBryan Paugh Freshman Throws Milford, OH MilfordTim Pope Freshman Pole Vault Cincinnati, OH ElderColin Saylor Freshman Throws Louisville, KY TrinityJeff Schroer Junior Distance Cincinnati, OH ElderZach Shaw Sophomore Distance Wyoming, OH WyomingAlex Shields Junior Distance Cincinnati, OH LaSalleDerick Tabar Sophomore Sprints Cincinnati, OH ColerainJim Tritt Sophomore Distance Dayton, OH OakwoodBen Weidner Junior Distance Cincinnati, OH Elder7

COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH2009 OUTLOOKMen’s Track & FieldThe Lions’ track & field team is looking for a new direction in2009. New Head Coach Paul Longano begins his first season at thehelm of the Lions’ track & field team this season. Longano alsocoached the Mount’s cross country team this past fall. Longano islooking for improvement from his team this year, hoping for atop-four finish from his men’s track & field team.Standing in the way of their goals will be a very talented group ofconference schools. Always very competitive, the teams of theHCAC will be tough competition for the Lions.“The competition looks tough,” explains Longano. “On themen’s side Rose-Hulman returns a lot of good athletes.”In addition to their goal of a top-four finish, Longano also hasother goals for his team this season. Overall, he hopes for improvementin the team standings at their meets this season. He is also lookingfor his team to produce more event winners than in past seasons. Toaccomplish these goals, Longano feel’s that the team’s new coachingstaff will help them achieve their goals.“The biggest improvement from last year is the coaching staff,’’he adds. “I feel that we have a very diverse, talented coaching staffthat is slowly raising the level of expectations for the program.The team will be returning athletes who did see much success lastseason. Most notably is junior Randall Mitchell, who is the defendingconference champ in the shot put. Also joining Mitchell in thethrows will be senior Travis Blank. Both athletes will look to have abig impact this season according to Longano. The Mount also hasgood experience returning in competitors in the middle to longdistance events, including Jeff Schroer, Zach Shaw, Alex Shields,and Ben Weidner. All are members of the Lions’ cross countryprogram, too.Joining this season’s veterans will be a new cast of athletes thatwill aim to contribute. One new athlete Longano is excited about isAubrey Carter.“I think that Aubrey Carter has the ability to win the 400 hurdles,’’Longano adds. “Aubrey is a very talented young man. Last year,Rashawn Eastman won the event for the Mount and it would benice to establish a history of winning in this event.”In addition to Carter, the team will also welcome eight newfreshman athletes.Longano hopes to mix the combination of his experience, his newcoaching staff, talented returners, and a promising group of firstyearathletes into a competitive group to realize team andindividual goals this season.2009 COACHING STAFFHead Coach Paul LonganoPaul Longano begins his first season as head coachfor the College’s men’s and women’s track & fieldteams. Longano, who started in July 2008 at theMount, is also the Lions’ men’s and women’s crosscountry coach, which he coached in his first seasonthis past fall.Longano came to the Mount from NCAA Division I XavierUniversity. He was the assistant men’s and women’s cross country/track & field coach while at Xavier from 2005-2008. Prior to hispost at Xavier, he coached at the high school level for 13 years inCincinnati, Ohio, primarily as a distance/cross country coach. In 2005he was the Cincinnati Hills League Cross Country Coach of the Yearas well as the City of Cincinnati Boys’ Division II Coach of the Year.During his high school coaching experience, the programs that hewas affiliated with won 11 conference titles, seven district titles, fourregional titles, and one state title. Longano also has USA Track &Field Level II certification in the jumps.Longano was recently employed as a civil bailiff by the HamiltonCounty Clerk of Courts (2002-2008) and has worked as a probationofficer (Municipal Division) for the Hamilton County ProbationDepartment (1998-2002).In addition, he has a Bachelor of Arts in History degree from theUniversity of Cincinnati (1998) and a Master of Education in SportsAdministration degree from Xavier (2006). Longano resides inCleves, Ohio, with his wife, Bernadette, and children, Thomas,Anthony, Teresa Marie, and John Paul.Assistant Coach Jeff HillJeff Hill returns for his fourth season overall for theLions’ men’s and women’s track & field teams. Hewas the program’s interim head coach in 2008. Heoversees the team’s sprints, hurdles, jumps, and relayevents. Hill was an assistant football coach for theMount from 2000-2003 and from 2006-2008.Hill has also been employed as a physical education director at theClem and Ann Buenger Boys and Girls Club in Newport, Ky. Inaddition he has worked as a new business coordinator and accountassociate at Pension Corporation of America in Cincinnati and was aphysical education director at the Kenton County (Kentucky) Boysand Girls Club.Hill, who has a Bachelor’s of Arts in Communications degreefrom Purdue University, played football in college and was a memberof the NFL Cincinnati Bengals. He is a graduate of Mt. HealthyHigh School where he was an All-State football and track & fieldathlete.Coach Hill resides in Cincinnati, Ohio.Assistant Coach Tina BlakleyTina Blakley begins her first season as assistantcoach for the Lions’ men’s and women’s track &field teams. She is also the Mount’s assistant men’sand women’s cross country coach. Blakley is anAFAA certified Personal Trainer and has helpeddirect many individual athletes and teams improvetheir performance through strength training programs. In addition,she has worked in the fitness industry for over a dozen years and hasa versatile training background.Coach Blakley’s personal interests involve training and competingin multi-discipline endurance races, such as 12+ hour adventureraces, long distance running and/or cycling relay races and halfmarathons. She is passionate about helping athletes achieve theirpersonal goals and advance in their particular sport by increasingtheir awareness through cross training and strength training as wellas injury prevention.Blakley, a graduate of Purcell Marian High School, has alsocompleted college courses at the Mount. She resides in Bright, Ind.with her family.8

COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPHMen’s Track & Field2009 RETURNING ATHLETES’ PROFILES (Continued)Zach ShawSophomoreMajor: UndeclaredHigh School: Wyoming (Wyoming, OH)Shaw returns for his second season with the Mount.He ran in the 800-meter run and the distancemedley events for the Lions last season during theindoor season, and competed in the 800-meter run, 1500-meterrun, and the 4x400-meter relay during the outdoor season. Shawrecorded the team’s second-fastest time of the season in the threeindividual events and was part of the school’s record-settingperformances on the relay events. He is also a member of the Lions’cross country team. Zach is the son of Francie and David Shaw.Alex ShieldsJuniorMajor: HistoryHigh School: LaSalle (Cincinnati, OH)Shields returns for his third season with the Mount.He once again had a busy season of running for theLions last season, competing in three events – 800-meter run, one mile run, and distance medley during the indoorcampaign, and participating in the 800-meter run, 1500-meter runand 5000-meter run during the outdoor portion. Shields is also amember of the Lions’ cross country team. Alex is the son of Karenand Robert Shields.Derick TabarSophomoreMajor: Sport ManagementHigh School: Colerain (Cincinnati, OH)Tabar returns for his second season with the Mount.He turned in a school-record indoor time last seasonin the 200-meter dash while also being part of theteam’s record-setting 4x200-meter relay team. Tabar is also amember of the Mount’s football team. Derick is the son of Dianaand Robert Tabar.Ben WeidnerJuniorMajor: Athletic TrainingHigh School: Elder (Cincinnati, OH)Weidner returns for his third season with theMount. He set school records last season during theindoor portion of the schedule in the 800-meterrun, one mile run and was on the record-setting distance medley.Weidner also had a solid all-around outdoor season in 2008,competing in four events, 800-meter run, 1500-meter run, 3000-meter steeplechase and the 4x400-meter relay. He recorded a thirdplace finish in the 800-meter run at the HCAC Championship, seta school-record in the steeplechase, and was on the school recordsetting4x400-meter relay team. In addition, Weidner is on theLions’ cross country team. Ben is the son of Kimberlee and RobertWeidner.2008 MEET RESULTSIndoorDate Name of the Meet Location Results2/9 Wabash College Invitational Crawfordsville, IN No team scores2/16 Hoosier-Buckeye Invitational Terre Haute, IN Sixth place2/23 Anderson University Invitational Anderson, IN No team scoresOutdoorDate Name of the Meet Location Results3/22 Rhodes College Invitational Memphis, TN No team scores3/29 Cedarville University Collegiate Open Cedarville, OH Ninth place4/5 DePauw University Invitational Greencastle, IN 11th place4/12 All-Ohio Meet Division III (Ohio Wesleyan University) Delaware, OH t-18th place4/19 Earlham College Invitational Richmond, IN Second place4/25-26 HCAC Championship Anderson, IN Sixth place5/9 Billy Hayes Invitational (Indiana University) Bloomington, IN No team scores5/15-16 North Central College “Last Chance” Meet Naperville, IL No team scores10

COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH2008 ALL-CONFERENCEE.J. Cripe, Fr., AndersonGarrett Zick, Sr., AndersonChristian Postel, Sr., FranklinSean Hudson, Sr., AndersonBrandon Welti, Jr., FranklinMichael Burris, So., Rose-HulmanRayshawn Eastman, Sr., MountMatt Repking, Sr., Rose-HulmanBradley Zarembski, So., DefianceMatt Fosnaugh, Sr., DefianceThomas Reives, Sr., Rose-HulmanRandall Mitchell, So., MountJason Fisher, So., BlufftonTrevor Matuszak, Sr., DefianceNic Huffman, Sr., AndersonMark Price, Sr., AndersonJosh Randolph, Jr., AndersonJon Lugar, Sr., AndersonMen’s Track & FieldHonorable Mention All-HCAC(Athlete must accumulate 16 points at HCAC Championships)Austin Trivett, Fr., DefianceMost Outstanding Track Athlete: Brandon Welti, Franklin CollegeMost Outstanding Field Athlete: Thomas Reives, Rose-Hulman Institute of TechnologyMost Outstanding Freshman Athlete: Austin Trivett, Defiance CollegeCoach of the Year: Larry Cole, Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology2008 HCAC ATHLETES OF THE WEEKWeek EndingMar. 23Mar. 30Apr. 6Apr. 13Apr. 20Name, SchoolTrack – Christian Postel, FranklinField – Brad Zarembski, DefianceTrack – Matt Repking, Rose-HulmanField – Trevor Matuszak, DefianceTrack – Ryan Begerman, FranklinField – Brad Zarembski, DefianceTrack – Sean Hudson, AndersonField – Trevor Matuszak, DefianceTrack – Ben Weidner, MountField – Beau Bradtmiller, Manchester12

COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPHMOUNT PAST HCAC CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTSSeason School Champion Mount finish2004 Anderson Tied, Sixth place2005 Anderson Sixth place2006 Anderson Fifth place2007 Rose-Hulman Sixth placeMOUNT INDIVIDUAL RECORDSINDOOR55-meter dashJeff Williams, 6.87, 2006200-meter dashDerick Tabar, 24.53, 2008300-meter dashDon Haggard, 39.76, 2004400-meter dashJason Drengler, 54.95, 2005500-meter runNick Runyan, 1:16.68, 2007800-meter runBen Weidner, 1:59.82, 20081000-meter runJeff Schroer, 2:51.28, 20081500-meter runKurtis Smith, 4:13.89, 20041600-meter runJeffrey Schroer, 4:49.98, 20073000-meter runJeffrey Schroer, 9:32.93, 20075000-meter runJeff Schroer, 16:40.13, 200855-meter hurdlesRayshawn Eastman, 8:13, 2007High JumpEric Long, 6-02.00, 2006Long JumpEric Long, 21-08.0, 2006Triple JumpEric Long, 42-11.50, 2006Shot PutRandall Mitchell, 49-01.75, 2008Pole VaultPaul Brousseau, 12-00.00, 2005Weight ThrowTravis Blank, 42-04.75, 20084x200-meter relayTyrone Jones, Derick Tabar, David Davis, Tyler Lane, 1:38.15,20084x400-meter relayRayshawn Eastman, Ben Weidner, Joe Grace, Nick Runyan, 3:39.89,20074000-meter medleyBen Weidner, Zach Shaw, Alex Shields, Jeff Schroer, 11:25.78*,20081 mile runBen Weidner, 4:37.34, 200814

2009 TRACK & FIELD GUIDEOUTDOOR100-meter dashRashon Lewis, 10.60, 2006 (Provisional qualifying time for theNCAA National Meet)200-meter dashRashon Lewis, 22.43, 2005400-meter dashRayshawn Eastman, 49.69, 2008800-meter runKurtis Smith, 1:58.05, 20041500-meter runKurtis Smith, 4:08.04, 20045000-meter runJeff Schroer, 16:15.87, 200810,000-meter runJeff Schroer, 34:05.80, 2007High JumpEric Long, 6-04.00, 2006Long JumpEric Long, 21-00.00, 2006Triple JumpRayshawn Eastman, 43-05.25, 2008Shot PutRandall Mitchell, 49-01.00, 2008Discus ThrowRandall Mitchell, 154-01.00, 2008Hammer ThrowBen Eisenmenger, 119-08.00, 2008Javelin ThrowIan Klein, 166-07.00, 2005110-meter hurdlesRayshawn Eastman, 16.02, 2008400-meter hurdles (Provisional qualifying time for the NCAANational Meet)Rayshawn Eastman, 54.10, 20083000-meter steeplechaseBen Weidner, 10:45.63, 20084x100-meter relayJeff Williams, Jonathan Burrell, Don Haggard, Rashon Lewis,42.92, 20054x200-meter relayAlan McCoy, Jason Drengler, Joe Campolongo, Paul Brousseau,1:40.59, 20054x400-meter relayBen Weidner, Rayshawn Eastman, James Pursley, Zach Shaw,3:33.11, 20081600 sprint medleyDon Haggard, Paul Brousseau, Jason Drengler, Joe Grace, 3:51.68,2005Distance MedleyDan Hammergren, Alan McCoy, Joe Campolongo, BobHammergren, 13:09.38, 200515

Women’s Track & Field • 2009

2009 SCHEDULEWomen’s Track & FieldIndoorDate Name of Meet (School) Location TimeJan. 24 Wabash College Invite Crawfordsville, IN 12:00 p.m.Feb. 7 Anderson Indoor Invitational Anderson, IN 3:00 p.m.Feb. 14 All-Ohio Championship (Otterbein College) Westerville, OH 12:00 p.m.Feb. 21 Hoosier-Buckeye Invitational (Rose-Hulman Inst. of Tech.) Terre Haute, IN 1:00 p.m.Mar. 6 DePauw Indoor Qualifier (DePauw University) Greencastle, IN 5:00 p.m.Mar. 13-14 NCAA Division III Indoor Championship* Terre Haute, IN TBAOutdoorDate Name of Meet (School) Location TimeMar. 21 Early Bird Relays (University of Cincinnati) Cincinnati, OH TBAMar. 28 Hanover College Invitational (Hanover College) Madison, IN 12:00 a.m.Apr. 4 Anderson University Invitational Anderson, IN 11:00 a.m.Apr. 11 All-Ohio Championship (Ohio Wesleyan University) Delaware, OH 10:00 a.m.Apr. 18 Quaker Invitational (Wilmington College) Wilmington, OH 11:00 a.m.Apr. 24-25 HCAC Championship (Rose-Hulman Inst. of Tech.) Terre Haute, IN 3:30 p.m.May 1 MSJ Invitational (College of Mount St. Joseph) Cincinnati, OH 3:00 p.m.May 8 Billy Hayes Invitational (Indiana University) Bloomington, IN TBAMay 15-16 Gregory Invitational (North Central College) Naperville, IL TBAMay 21-23 NCAA Division III Outdoor Championship* Marietta, OH TBA*Need to qualify to compete inHome meets in bold2009 TRACK & FIELD GUIDE2009 ROSTERName Class Events Hometown High SchoolEmily Babel Junior Sprints/Jumps Cincinnati, OH McAuleyJessica Burg Sophomore Distance Cincinnati, OH Roger BaconMeredith DeHart Freshman Sprints/Hurdles Covington, OH CovingtonKristin George Junior Multi Events Dayton, OH NorthmontBrandie Goad Freshman Sprints Milford, OH MilfordLauren Hastings Freshman Sprints Okeana, OH RossAmanda Holmes Freshman Sprints Cincinnati, OH Oak HillsChrissy Larison Sophomore Hurdles Demossville, KY Pendleton CountyJessica Mandich Freshman Throws Cincinnati, OH ColerainAbigail Modras Freshman Distance Dayton, OH NorthridgeErica Perry Junior Sprints Cincinnati, OH McNicholasJuli Phelps Junior Jumps Cincinnati, OH Cincinnati ChristianMaria Ruebusch Junior Hurdles/Jumps Loveland, OH LovelandAmanda Smith Junior Distance Cincinnati, OH Oak HillsMichelle Trentkamp Freshman Hurdles Ludlow, KY Ludlow17

COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH2009 OUTLOOKWomen’s Track & FieldThe Mount’s women’s track & field team is aiming for improvementthis season, after placing sixth in the HCAC Championship lastspring for a second straight season. Guiding the team this year willbe new Head Coach Paul Longano. Longano is coming off his firstseason as cross country coach for the Mount this past fall and ishoping to take the Lions to new heights this year and beyond.Longano’s most notable goal for the team this season is toimprove their overall finishes in their meets and invitationals. Theteam’s biggest goal this season will be to record a top-four finishwithin the conference. This goal will not be an easy feat however,as the HCAC is loaded with formidable foes.“On the women’s side, Anderson has been a dominant force for along time and I don’t see that changing,’’ Longano states. “Franklinhad a solid run in cross country, both men and women. They willmake things interesting.’’In addition to an improved finish, Longano is also hoping formore event winners from his team, something teams in the past havebeen lacking.Longano also feels one of the team’s biggest assets may be theirnew coaching staff. He feels that this year’s new talented and diversestaff will help the Mount athletes reach a new level of competitionand lead to bigger expectations for years to come. The coachingstaff will be crucial in turning the Mount’s track & field teamaround.The Lions team looks strong coming into the season with anice mix of new and returning athletes. Leading the way for thereturners both for the track events and in the field events, will beKristin George and Maria Ruebusch.“Kristin George and Maria Ruebusch are the impact athletes forthe women,’’ Longano says. “They both compete in the jumps(long and triple) and Maria also runs the hurdles. They provideoutstanding leadership.”George put up her best showings in javelin throw and triple jumpat last season’s HCAC championship, recording a third place finishin the javelin throw and coming in fifth in the triple jump.Ruebusch posted a third place finish in the long jump at the HCACmeet. Emily Babel, Amanda Smith and Erica Perry are all back fortheir third seasons on competition.The team will also bring in many newcomers to the team who willlook to add depth and talent to this year’s team. Longano saidamong those first-year athletes to watch will be Lauren Hastings.“Lauren Hastings has the makings of an elite level jumper but shemust prove that she can make the transition from the high schoollevel to the pressure-filled collegiate ranks,’’ Longano said.Six freshmen dot this season’s roster for the Lions.Also aiding the Lions this year will be the home field advantagethey will have when they compete at the MSJ Invitational in earlyMay. The home meet for the Lions will be a great place to show offtheir talents as well as their campus, according to Longano.Overall Longano is optimistic about this year’s team and histenure and is looking forward to his first season as head coach.He is hoping for better things this year from his athletes, and thetalent level looks promising for big things to happen this season, andfor years to follow.2009 COACHING STAFFHead Coach Paul LonganoPaul Longano begins his first season as head coachfor the College’s men’s and women’s track & fieldteams. Longano, who started in July 2008 at theMount, is also the Lions’ men’s and women’s crosscountry coach, which he coached in his first seasonthis past fall.Longano came to the Mount from NCAA Division I XavierUniversity. He was the assistant men’s and women’s crosscountry/track & field coach while at Xavier from 2005-2008. Priorto his post at Xavier, he coached at the high school level for 13 yearsin Cincinnati, Ohio, primarily as a distance/cross country coach. In2005 he was the Cincinnati Hills League Cross Country Coach ofthe Year as well as the City of Cincinnati Boys’ Division II Coach ofthe Year.During his high school coaching experience, the programs that hewas affiliated with won 11 conference titles, seven district titles, fourregional titles, and one state title. Longano also has USA Track &Field Level II certification in the jumps.Longano was recently employed as a civil bailiff by the HamiltonCounty Clerk of Courts (2002-2008) and has worked as a probationofficer (Municipal Division) for the Hamilton County ProbationDepartment (1998-2002).In addition, he has a Bachelor of Arts in History degree from theUniversity of Cincinnati (1998) and a Master of Education in SportsAdministration degree from Xavier (2006). Longano resides inCleves, Ohio, with his wife, Bernadette, and children, Thomas,Anthony, Teresa Marie, and John Paul.Assistant Coach Jeff HillJeff Hill returns for his fourth season overall for theLions’ men’s and women’s track & field teams. Hewas the program’s interim head coach in 2008. Heoversees the team’s sprints, hurdles, jumps, andrelay events. Hill was an assistant football coach forthe Mount from 2000-2003 and from 2006-2008.Hill has also been employed as a physical education director at theClem and Ann Buenger Boys and Girls Club in Newport, Ky. Inaddition he has worked as a new business coordinator and accountassociate at Pension Corporation of America in Cincinnati and was aphysical education director at the Kenton County (Kentucky) Boysand Girls Club.Hill, who has a Bachelor’s of Arts in Communications degreefrom Purdue University, played football in college and was amember of the NFL Cincinnati Bengals. He is a graduate of Mt.Healthy High School where he was an All-State football and track& field athlete.Coach Hill resides in Cincinnati, Ohio.18

Women’s Track & Field2009 TRACK & FIELD GUIDEAssistant Coach Tina BlakleyTina Blakley begins her first season as assistant coachfor the Lions’ men’s and women’s track & fieldteams. She is also the Mount’s assistant men’s andwomen’s cross country coach. Blakley is an AFAAcertified Personal Trainer and has helped directmany individual athletes and teams improve theirperformance through strength training programs. In addition, shehas worked in the fitness industry for over a dozen years and has aversatile training background.Coach Blakley’s personal interests involve training and competingin multi-discipline endurance races, such as 12+ hour adventureraces, long distance running and/or cycling relay races and halfmarathons. She is passionate about helping athletes achieve theirpersonal goals and advance in their particular sport by increasingtheir awareness through cross training and strength training as wellas injury prevention.Blakley, a graduate of Purcell Marian High School, has alsocompleted college courses at the Mount. She resides in Bright, Ind.with her family.Assistant Coach Jamie EasthamJamie Eastham enters her first season as an assistantcoach for the Lions’ men’s and women’s track &field teams. The Princeton High School graduate(2000) received her Bachelor of Liberal Arts inPhysical and Health Education degree fromMuskingum College (2005), where she was afour-year member of the school’s track & field team. While atMuskingum, Eastham, who holds Muskingum’s Shot Put record,was a two-time All-American in the shot put, and a seven-timenational qualifier in that throwing event. She also holds thePrinceton High School record in the discus throw.Eastham, who is CPR and first aid certified, is employed atBethesda North Hospital as a Level Three Registrar. She resides inMiddletown, Ohio.2009 RETURNING ATHLETES’ PROFILESEmily BabelJuniorMajor: Interior DesignHigh School: McAuley (Cincinnati, OH)|Babel returns for her third season with the Mount.She competed in four events during the indoor seasonin 2008, recording the team’s best time in the200-meter dash, and participating on the Lions’ school-record setting4x400-relay team and distance medley relay squad. During theoutdoor season last spring, Babel competed in the 100-meter and200-meter dash races, recording top Mount 2008 season times inthose two events, was on the 4x100-relay team and on theschool-record setting 4x400-meter relay team, which was thirdat the HCAC Championship. Emily is the daughter of Mary andRobert Babel.Kristin GeorgeJuniorMajor: Athletic TrainingHigh School: Northmont (Dayton, OH)George returns for her third season with the Mount.She has solid track & field skills in multiple events,as evidenced by her turning in a 2008 team-besttime in the 55-meter dash indoor, being part of the school’srecord-setting 4x200-meter relay team, and participating in the longjump and triple jump. George had a busy outdoor season in 2008,competing in the 100-meter dash, 200-meter dash, long jump,triple jump, javelin throw, and 4x-100 meter relay. At the HCACChampionship, she was third in the javelin throw, posting aschool-record, and fifth in the triple jump. Kristin is the daughterof Mary Jo and Steven George.Jessica BurgSophomoreMajor: Pre-Inclusive Early Childhood EducationHigh School: Roger Bacon (Cincinnati, OH)Burg returns for her second season with the Mount.She raced in the 800-meter run and one mile runslast season for the Mount during the indoor portionof the schedule, and competed in the 800-meter and 1500-meterrun during the outdoor campaign.Erica PerryJuniorMajor: Paralegal StudiesHigh School: McNicholas (Cincinnati, OH)Perry returns for her third season with the Mount.She competed in the 200-meter run and the 400-meter run during the 2008 indoor season, and racedin the 100-meter run, 200-meter run and 400-meter run during theoutdoor season. Erica is the daughter of Donna Perry.19

COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPHWomen’s Track & Field2009 RETURNING ATHLETES’ PROFILES (Continued)Maria RuebuschJuniorMajor: Graphic DesignHigh School: Loveland (Loveland, OH)Ruebusch returns for her third season with theMount. She had a solid all-around 2008 season forthe Lions, turning in a school-record time in theindoor 55-meter hurdles, while also competing in the long jumpand triple jump. Ruebusch competed in five events during last season’soutdoor portion of the schedule, recording school-records inthe 100-meter hurdles and 400-meter hurdles, while also turning inteam-best efforts in the long jump and triple jump. She was secondin the triple jump and third in the long jump at the HCACChampionships. Maria is the daughter of Barb and Paul Ruebusch.Amanda SmithJuniorMajor: AccountingHigh School: Oak Hills (Cincinnati, OH)Smith returns for her third season with the Mount.She participated in the 800-meter run during theindoor season last spring, while racing in the 800-meter run and 1500-meter run during the outdoor season. Smith’sbest times last season in the final two events were team-bests for the2008 season. Amanda is the daughter of Kathy and Stu Smith.2008 MEET RESULTSIndoorDate Name of the Meet Location Results2/9 Wabash College Invitational Crawfordsville, IN No team scores2/16 Hoosier-Buckeye Invitational Terre Haute, IN Sixth place2/23 Anderson University Invitational Anderson, IN No team scoresOutdoorDate Name of the Meet Location Results3/22 Rhodes College Invitational Memphis, TN No team scores3/29 Cedarville University Collegiate Open Cedarville, OH Fifth place4/5 DePauw University Invitational Greencastle, IN Tenth place4/12 All-Ohio Meet Division III (Ohio Wesleyan University) Delaware, OH 18th place4/19 Earlham College Invitational Richmond, IN Second place4/25-26 HCAC Championship Anderson, IN Sixth placeTHE MOUNT IN THE HCACThe Lions enter their sixth season of action in the HeartlandCollegiate Athletic Conference.Katie Nickoli, Alison Reid and Christine Kirchner, who each ranfor the Mount’s cross country team in the fall of 2003, all ran wellfor the Lions in the 2004 HCAC meet. Nickoli took sixth place inthe 1500-meter run while Reid recorded her best time in the 100hurdles, 21.18, finishing seventh in the event. She also recorded aseventh place finish in the 3000 steeplechase. Kirchner also ran inthe 3000 steeplechase, finishing second. All three runners, alongwith teammate Jill Kretchmer, helped the Mount record a seventhplace finish in the 4x400 relay.The 2004 team placed seventh in the team standings, as JessicaBiedenbender and Kirchner turned in solid efforts. Biedenbenderclaimed first place in the long jump and triple jump and was on theMount’s fifth-place 4 x 400 relay team. Kirchner was second in thesteeplechase.In 2005, the Lions finished fifth in the HCAC Championship.Biedenbender was the Mount’s only All-HCAC performer, winningboth the long jump and the triple jump. Kirchner took a secondplace finish in the 3000 steeple chase, recording a time of 12:40.89.In 2006, the Mount finished seventh in the HCACChampionship. Lauren Tauber was the only All-HCAC performer,logging a distance of 111 feet, 5 inches in the hammer throw.Kirchner took second place for the second year in a row in the 3000steeplechase, recording a time of 12:30.86.The Lions improved to sixth place in the 2007 HCACChampionship, as Emily Babel helped lead the way. Babel was firstin the 400 dash, second in the 200 dash and on the Mount’s 4 x400 meter relay team that recorded a fourth place finish, enablingthe Mount to garner 23 points in those three events. Babel wasnamed All-Conference and Most Outstanding Freshman Athlete forher efforts. Gina Damman also had a solid HCAC Championshipmeet, placing fifth in the 800 run and running on the team’s4 x 400 relay. Nikki Blaize was fourth in the high jump.The Mount had another sixth place finish at the HCACChampionship last spring, with Chelsea Tebbe, 400-meter run; andMaria Ruebusch, triple jump, leading the way with second placefinishes. Kassie Koch, 10,000-meter run, Ruebusch, long jump,Kristin George, javelin throw, and the Lions’ 4x400-meter relayteam all placed third.20

Women’s Track & Field2008 HCAC CHAMPIONSHIP (OUTDOOR SEASON)Team Standings Points1. Anderson 185.52. Manchester 1313. Defiance 1254. Rose-Hulman 1025. Franklin 976. Mount 677. Bluffton 498. Hanover 21.52009 TRACK & FIELD GUIDE2008 HCAC CHAMPIONSHIP MOUNT POINT SCORERS100-meter dash: Emily Babel, 13.34, 6 th place, 3 points200-meter dash: Emily Babel, 27.54, 4 th place, 5 points400-meter dash: Chelsea Tebbe, 1:01.74, 2 nd place, 8 points10000-meter run: Kassie Koch, 44:08.98, 3 rd place, 6 points100-meter hurdles: Meredith Tobias, 17.19, 4 th place, 5 points4x100-meter relay: Kristin George, Shannon Nortman, Emily Babel, Beth Schuermann, 52:94, 4 th place, 5 points4x400-meter relay: Chelsea Tebbe, Emily Babel, Shannon Nortman, Gina Damman, 4:18.92, 3 rd place, 6 pointsHigh Jump: Emily Babel, 4-09.00, 4 th place, 5 pointsLong Jump: Maria Ruebusch, 15-08.75, 3 rd place, pointsTriple Jump: Maria Ruebusch, 33-03.00, 5 points; 5 th place, Kristin George, 32-02.25, 2 nd place, pointsJavelin Throw: Kristin George, 95-10, 3 rd place, 6 points2008 ALL-CONFERENCEAll-HCAC (Event Winners)Amanda Nagy, Sr., AndersonAshley Smith, Jr., BlufftonHeather Waterman, Fr., FranklinGwen Kemple, Sr., AndersonRachel Logar, Fr., HanoverJessi Bremer, Fr., ManchesterRachel Krasich, Sr., Rose-HulmanKailey Honn, Fr., ManchesterEmily Cole, Fr., DefianceRebecca Varnes, Jr., ManchesterMichelle Roth, Jr., AndersonJanel Belton, Sr., Rose-HulmanHolly Stein, Fr., DefianceBrett Sears, So., AndersonWhitney Arnold, Sr., AndersonRena St. Clair, Fr., AndersonTonia Cooper, Fr., AndersonMegan Miller, Fr., ManchesterStephanie Phillips, Jr., ManchesterCo-Most Outstanding Track Athlete:Amanda Nagy, Anderson UniversityCo-Most Outstanding Track Athlete:Gwen Kemple, Anderson UniversityMost Outstanding Field Athlete: Holly Stein, Defiance CollegeMost Outstanding Freshman Athlete:Holly Stein, Defiance CollegeCoach of the Year: Scott Wilson, Anderson UniversityHonorable Mention All-HCAC(Athlete must accumulate 16 points at HCAC Championships)Alex Thiel, DefianceLaura Derov, DefianceBecca Flanders, ManchesterAnastasia Tarpeh, Rose-Hulman21

COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPHWeek EndingMar. 23Women’s Track & Field2008 HCAC ATHLETES OF THE WEEKMar. 30Apr. 6Apr. 13Apr. 20Name, SchoolTrack- Rachel Krasich, Rose-HulmanField- Holly Stein, DefianceTrack- Gwen Kemple, AndersonField- Janel Belton, Rose-HulmanTrack- Rachel Krasich, Rose-HulmanField- Holly Stein, DefianceTrack- Amanda Nagy, AndersonField- Holly Stein, DefianceTrack- Sarah Humphrey, BlufftonField- Janel Belton, Rose-Hulman2007 HCAC CHAMPIONSHIP MOUNT POINT SCORERS200-meter dash: Emily Babel, 26.61, 2nd place, 8 points*400-meter dash: Emily Babel, 1:00.30, 1st place, 10 points800-meter run: Gina Damman, 2:29.42, 5th place, 4 points1000-meter run: Kassie Koch, 42:25.09, 6th place, 3 points4x100-meter relay: Amanda Smith, Kristin George, Nikki Blaize, Erica Perry, 55.38, 4th place, 5 points4x400-meter relay: Emily Babel, Gina Damman, Amanda Smith, Erica Perry, 4:26.88, 4th place, 5 pointsHigh Jump: Nikki Blaize, 4-11.25, 4th place, 5 pointsTriple Jump: Kristin George, 30-11.75, 7th place, 2 pointsJavelin Throw: Karen Schumacher, 82-08, 6th place, 3 points*Participants named All-Conference by virtue of placing first.2006 HCAC CHAMPIONSHIP MOUNT POINT SCORERS4x100-meter relay: Gina Damman, Sara Judson, Amanda Bartuch, Lauren Rachford, 55:25, 6th place, 1 point3000-meter steeplechase: Christine Kirchner, 12:30:86, 2nd place, 8 points*Hammer Throw: Lauren Tauber, 111-05. 1st place, 10 points*Participants named All-Conference by virtue of placing first.2005 HCAC CHAMPIONSHIP MOUNT POINT SCORERS400-meter hurdles: Jill Kretchmer, 1:17.62, 6th place, 1 point3000-meter steeplechase: Christine Kirchner, 12:40.89, 2nd place, 8 points; Alison Reid, 12:57.77, 3rd place, 6 points4x100-meter relay: Jill Hyland, Katie Henlein, Loran Carroll, Heather Wissel, 53.19, 5th place, 2 points4x400 meter relay: Loran Carroll, Katie Henlein, Catherine Hulefeld, Jessica Biedenbender, 4:23.55, 5th place, 2 points*Long Jump: Jessica Biedenbender, 15-11.50, 1st place, 10 points*Triple Jump: Jessica Biedenbender, 34-06.75, 1st place, 10 pointsHigh Jump: Catherine Hulefeld, 4-06, 5th place, 2 pointsPole Vault: Jill Hyland, 8-06.25, 3rd place, 6 points*Participants named All-Conference by virtue of placing first.2004 HCAC CHAMPIONSHIP MOUNT POINT SCORERS1500-meter run: Katie Nickoli, 5;20.52, 6th place, 1 point3000-meter steeplechase: Christine Kirchner, 12:33.65, 2nd place, 8 points4x100-meter relay: Carolyn McGuire, Anne Starkey, Bonnie Valerius, Jill Kretchmer, 1:02.84, 6th place, 1 point22

MOUNT PAST HCAC CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTSSeason School Champion Mount finish2004 Bluffton Seventh place2005 Anderson Fifth place2006 Anderson Seventh place2007 Anderson Sixth placeWomen’s Track & Field2009 TRACK & FIELD GUIDEMOUNT INDIVIDUAL RECORDSINDOOR55-meter dashHeather Wissel, 8.01, 20051600-meter runChristine Kirchner, 5:57.37, 2004Triple JumpJessica Biedenbender, 33-06.00, 2005200-meter dashGina Damman, 26.68, 2006300-meter dashEmily Babel, 47:03, 2007400-meter dashAngela Koehler, 1:03.64, 2008800-meter runGina Damman, 2:27.45, 20081000-meter runGina Damman, 3:16.30, 20081500-meter runChristine Kirchner, 5:18.14, 20043000-meter runKassie Koch, 11:45.57, 20085000-meter runKassie Koch, 20:06.74, 20081 mile runKassie Koch, 5:57:90, 2008Pole VaultJill Hyland, 8-00.50, 200655-meter hurdlesMaria Ruebusch, 9:51, 2008Long JumpAngela Koehler, 15-05, 2008Shot PutBelicia Wambsgans, 29-02.50, 2006Weight ThrowErin Hay, 30-06.25, 20064x200-meter relayKristin George, Shannon Nortman, BethSchuermann, Chelsea Tebbe, 1:56.90, 20084x400-meter relayChelsea Tebbe, Emily Babel, Gina Damman,Angela Koehler, 4:18.68, 2008Distance medleyGina Damman, Emily Babel, Chelsea Tebbe,Kassie Koch, 13:36.28, 2008OUTDOOR100-meter dashHeather Wissel, 13.25, 2005200-meter dashEmily Babel, 26.61, 2007400-meter dashEmily Babel, 1:00.02, 2007800-meter runGina Damman, 2:26.31, 20071500-meter runKatie Nickoli, 5:17.30, 20045000-meter runKassie Koch, 20:16.24, 200710000-meter runKassie Koch, 42:25.09, 20073000-meter steeplechaseChristine Kirchner, 12:23.01, 2005Pole VaultJill Hyland, 8-06.25, 2005Long JumpJessica Biedenbender, 15-11.75, 2005High JumpNikki Blaize, 5-00.25, 2007Triple JumpJessica Biedenbender, 34-06.75, 2005100-meter hurdlesMaria Ruebusch, 16.86, 2008400-meter hurdlesMaria Ruebusch, 1:16.14, 2008Shot PutBelicia Wambsgans, 28-08.50, 2006Discus ThrowLauren Tauber, 93-04.00, 2006Hammer ThrowLauren Tauber, 111-05.00, 2006Javelin ThrowKristin George, 95-10, 20084x100-meter relayJill Hyland, Katie Henlein, Loran Carroll,Heather Wissel, 52.80, 20054x200-meter relayJill Hyland, Karen Schumacher, ElizabethMushaben, Heather Wissel, 2:02.30, 20054x400-meter relayChelsea Tebbe, Emily Babel, ShannonNortman, Gina Damman, 4:18.92, 20084x800-meter relayAlison Reid, Christine Kirchner, LoriWidener, Loran Carroll, 11:03.58, 20051600-meter sprint medleyJill Hyland, Elizabeth Mushaben, JenniferKurtz, Loran Carroll, 4:56.78, 20054x100-meter shuttle hurdle relayErin Edge, Alison Reid, Jill Kretchmer,Jennifer Kurtz, 1:26.02, 200523

In Appreciation of our SupportersThe Mount extends sincere thanks to the individuals andcorporations who graciously supported the 2008 Spring Jubilee,the Mount’s annual fundraising event. All proceeds benefitthe general scholarship fund at the Mount, which assistsmore than 700 deserving students each year.Next year’s Spring Jubilee will be held on March 11, 2009.If you or someone you know is interested in sponsoring the event,please visit www.msj.edu/spring-jubilee orcontact the Development Office at (513) 244-4475.2008 Spring Jubilee DonorsPresentingCincinnati BellGoldFifth Third BankHunt Development CorporationSC Ministry FoundationThe E.W. Scripps CompanySilverThe Business CourierHarry & Linda FathU.S. BankReceptionFort Washington Investment AdvisorsBronzeDuke EnergyHenkle Schueler & AssociatesIndian Lookout ApartmentsThe Kroger Co.Legg Mason Investment CounselSisters of Charity of CincinnatiCorporate TablesCastellini FoundationCincinnati Children's Hospital Medical CenterCincinnati Financial CorporationThe EnquirerFollett Higher Education GroupA Friend of the MountFrost Brown Todd LLCHome City Ice CompanyMacy'sR.G. McGraw Insurance AgencyMercy Health PartnersMesser Construction Co.The Midland CompanyMiller-Valentine GroupPhillips Supply Co.PricewaterhouseCoopers LLCSanger & EbySt. Elizabeth Medical CenterTriHealthUnion CentralPatronAnthem Blue Cross Blue ShieldModern Office Methods, Inc.Netherland Rubber Co.PrintingDeerfield Press

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