2009-10 University of Charleston Cross Country and Track Media Guide

CHARLESTON

CROSS COUNTRY

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TRACK & FIELD

2009 MEDIA GUIDE

THE University of

GOLDEN EAGLES

The 2009-2010 Cross Country and Track &Field Media Guide was Designed, Crated and Edited By Darko Karamatic, Ashlea Wallace and Terrence Stevenson.

Printed services were provided by ……… Charleston, West Virginia.

Table of Contents

University of Charleston General Information-University of Charleston History………………................1

-University of Charleston Quick Facts………………………2

University of Charleston Administration-President Biography…………..………………………………….3

-Athletic Stuff Biographies……..……………………………....4

University of Charleston Cross Country and Track & Field-Coaching Stuff………………………………………………………6

-Cross Country Roster……………………………………………7-Track & Field Roster……………………………………………..8-Player Biographies………………………………………………..9-18-2009 Cross Country Meet Schedule……………………..19-2010 Track & Field Meet Schedule……………………….19

West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference-Conference Schools……………………………………………..21-22

- General Info and Commissioner’s Cup………….........23-Commissioner Biographies……………………………….…24-25

2008 Cross Country and Track &Field Results-Track & Field Results……………………………………………27-28

-Cross Country Results………………………………………… 29

University of Charleston Facilities……………………………….....6,8,26City of Charleston...............................................................20

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University of Charleston History

The University of Charleston was founded by the Southern Methodist denomination in 1888 as

Barboursville Seminary in Barboursville, West Virginia, and became a college in 1889. In 1901, it was

renamed Morris Harvey College in honor of a prominent donor.

During the Great Depression, the college moved to Charleston to take advantage of the larger

metropolitan area. As a result of the merger between the Methodist church North and South, the college

disaffiliated from the denomination and Morris Harvey College became independent in 1942.

From 1935 to 1947, the college was located in downtown Charleston, holding classes in several

separate buildings. During these years, the college grew steadily, in part because of a merger with

Kanawha Junior College and an affiliation with the Mason College of Fine Arts and Music.

Recognizing the need for a unified campus, in 1947 construction of the present facilities began on the

south bank of the Kanawha River.

The Board of Trustees changed the name from Morris Harvey College to the University of Charleston

on December 13, 1978.

Today, the University still benefits from its location in the dynamic capital city and from the beauty of

West Virginia's hills. Proximity to the seat of government, to the state's largest medical, commercial,

and financial centers and to major research and manufacturing facilities provides excellent

opportunities for experiential learning.

The University serves the community as a focal point for numerous intellectual, scientific, cultural,

athletic and civic events. These interactions between the University and the community are vital to the

achievement of the University's mission.

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Quick Facts

1385 full-time students in Fall 2009

Graduate programs in pharmacy and business

100 international students from 22 countries, and students from 37 states

98% of graduates are employed or in graduate school in their fields of study within six months of

graduation

24% of the 2009 graduating class are now enrolled in pharmacy, medical and physician's assistant

programs.

More than 30% of students graduate in less than four years.

The top-ranked baccalaureate institution in WV and #15 in the Southeast (according to US News &

World Report)

One of six colleges added to the 2010 edition of the Princeton Review's Best 371 Colleges,

2010 edition

16 Division II varsity athletic teams

Conference champions in Women's Basketball and Women's Tennis during 2008-09 season

Nationally ranked Division II football and soccer teams

Located in the capital of West Virginia

One of 12 colleges nationally chosen as a model for the first-year experience

The example of a "culture of assessment," according to national leaders in higher education

A growing number of interns placed with local business each year

250 employees; $32 million operating budget; estimated annual economic impact of $80 million

14,000 alumni of record; 6,000 in the Kanawha Valley

Outstanding campus facilities: 7 of the 11 buildings on campus have been built since 1998,

including 4 residence halls and a fitness center.

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Dr. Edwin H. Welch is a native of Maryland and earned

degrees from Western Maryland College, Boston

University School of Theology, and Boston University

Graduate School. He studied International Relations at the

London School of Economics and Political Science and

Higher Education Administration at the Harvard Institute

for Educational Management. His Ph.D. is in Social Ethics

and he is an ordained minister in the United Methodist

Church.

Personal Information: Dr. Welch has served as President

of the University of Charleston since 1989. He has led the

institution through a period of

Edwin Welch

President

Office of the President

Phone: 304-357-4713

Fax: 304-357-4714

Email: [email protected]

unprecedented change – doubling full-time student enrollment, tripling the endowment, transforming

its academic program to focus on student outcomes, becoming a national leader in student assessment,

clarifying the institution’s mission, constructing 6 of the 10 buildings on campus and adding a

graduate school of pharmacy and a graduate school of business.

Other Information: Dr. Welch served in the Executive Office of the President at The White House

from 1961 until 1971 during the administrations of Presidents Kennedy, Johnson, and Nixon. He

began his teaching and administrative career at West Virginia Wesleyan College. Dr. Welch was a

department chair and Assistant Dean at Lebanon Valley College in Pennsylvania, the Academic Vice

President at Lakeland College in Sheboygan, Wisconsin, and for eight years he served as the Provost

at Wartburg College in Iowa

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Tom Nozica has been the Athletic Director at the University

of Charleston for over ten years. He is only the fifth

Athletic Director since the University was renamed. Coach

Nozica is a member of the University of Charleston Hall of

Fame, as a member of the induction class of 1990. Coach

Nozica is also the Head Baseball Coach at UC and has also

held the position of Head Men’s Soccer Coach. Under

Coach Nozica’s leadership, the University of Charleston

Athletic Department has reached new heights during

Tom Nozica

Athletic Director/ Head Baseball Coach

Phone: 304-357-4823

Fax: 304-357-4989


his tenure. The individual athletic teams have experiences unprecedented successes during

Nozica’s tenure. The 1999 Men’s Soccer team reached the NCAA Final Four, becoming the first

UC team to achieve such success and the 2005 and 2006 UC Women’s Basketball team reached the

NCAA Elite Eight. Under Coach Nozica, the University of Charleston resurrected its football

program in 2003. Since the resurrection, the University of Charleston has purchased Charleston’s

Laidley Field and renamed it University of Charleston Stadium. In 2005 a $1.4 million renovation

was completed at University of Charleston Stadium, including the installation of a new field turf,

construction of brand new locker rooms, and the renovation of an upgraded press box. Other

athletic facilities have also seen extreme upgrades under Coach Nozica’s tenure as Athletic

Director. In 2008 the construction of the University of Charleston Softball Field was

completed. Triana Field underwent a $1.5 million renovation of its facilities under Coach

Nozica. Currently, the University and the Athletic Department are raising money and completing

plans to renovate Eddie King Gymnasium. The plans will include major upgrades to the

Basketball/Volleyball arena, several locker rooms, Athletic Training facilities, and offices for

coaches and staff.

Andy Spradling

Sports Information Director/Director For

Communication

Phone: 304.357.4717

Fax: 304.357.4988


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Andy Spradling is the Sports Information Director and

Director of Communications at the University of

Charleston. Mr. Spradling deals with all of the media

relations at UC and is also the Color Commentator for UC

Football, Men’s Basketball, and Women’s Basketball.

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Ben Beakes

Director of Development

Advancement

Phone:304-357-4849

[email protected]

Education: University of Charleston ('02)

B.A. in Political Science Summa Cum

Laude

Personal Information: Married to the

former Sarah Orrison (class of '04) and have

one daughter, Chloe. Born, raised, and

currently reside in Cross Lanes, WV. Former

Chief of Staff for Secretary of State Betty

Ireland and former State Director for

McCain-Palin 2008.

Bren Stevens

Associate Director of Athletics/Head

Volleyball Coach

Athletics

Phone:304-357-4911

Fax: 304-357-4989

[email protected]

Education: PhD: Lacrosse University

MS:Marshall University BA:University of

Charleston

Projects: NCAA Management Council

AVCA Head Coaches Committee

Georgeann Lilly-Barker

Administrative Assistant

Athletics

Phone: 304 357-4820

Fax: 304 357-4989

[email protected]

Personal Information: Husband Jimmie,

daughter Alexis, son Ian. Will find me most

times playing softball, volleyball, watching

my husbands or sons bands play, or

participating in UC, WVU, or church related

activities.

Other Information: UC Committee

member for St. Marks Church partnership.

Jennie Ferretti

Vice President for Advancement

Advancement

Phone: 304 357 4957

Fax: 304 357 4930

[email protected]

Education: B.A. with Highest Distinction

1978 (Classics: Latin) - University of

Virginia; J.D. 1981 - University of Virginia

School of Law

Personal Information: Born in Keosauqua,

Iowa. Two children, Nancy and Gracie

Other Information: Areas of responsibility

and/or expertise: planned giving,

fundraising, alumni, marketing and

communications.

Cleta Harless

Vice President for Administration &

Finance

Business Office

Phone: 304.357.4736

Fax: 304.357.4832

[email protected]

Education: MBA West Virigina University

'97; BS Marshall University '90

Personal Information: WV Native.

Married to Todd Harless. Lives in St.

Albans.

Bethany Meighen

Dean of Student Life

Student Life

Phone: 3043574797

Fax: 3043574915

[email protected]

Education: Bachelor of Arts, University of

Charleston, 2001 Masters in Human

Resources Management, University of

Charleston, 2005

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Coaching Experience:

-University of Charleston (WV) Head Coach XC/Track (2009-

present)

-Marshall University Grad-Assistant (2005-2007)

-Winfield High School Assistant Track Coach (2005)

-Marshall University Cross Country & Track Athlete (2000-2005)

-USA Track & Field Level 1 Certified Coach, February 2006

Marshall Athletic Career:

-Cross Country and Track Scholarship Winner

-2003 Men’s Cross Country Leadership Winner

-2005 Men’s Cross Country Leadership Winner

-Marshall University Basketball Team Letterman (1-year Invited Walk-

On)

Post-Collegiate Running:

-Currently a Sponsored Professional Distance Runner with the online

company Strands and apparel brand Puma

-Goal is to run in the 2012 USA Olympic Marathon Trails

Education:

-B.A. Physical Education (Marshall University)

-M.S., Adult and Technical Education (Marshall University)

Coaching Experience:

-University of Charleston Assistant XC/Track Coach (2009-Present)

-Marshall University XC/Track Grad-Assistant Coach (2007-2009)

-Marshall University Cross Country & Track Athlete (2005-2007)

-USTFCCCA Convention Participant (2008/Phoenix, AZ)

Marshall Athletic Career:

-Cross Country/Track & Field Scholarship Winner

-Hold 5 School Records

-Three Time Team Leadership Award

-All-Conference Cross Country Team

-Named to the C-USA All-Academic Team (awarded to only 6 athletes)

-Team Leadership Award is now named “Marian Brooks Leadership

Award”

Post-Collegiate Running:

-Sponsored Distance Runner (Strands and Puma)

-Goal to make 2012 USA Olympic Marathon Trials

Education: -B.A. Psychology (Marshall University)

-M.A. Special Education (Marshall University)

-Additional 45+ Graduate hours in School Psychology

Jason Pyles- Cross Country/ Track and Field Head Coach

Marian Pyles- Cross Country/ Track and Field Assistant Coach

UC IS ON THE MOVE

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Name Class Hometown

1)Jenna Matso (Soph) Sundusky, OH

2)MyNiqua Cotton (soph) Bear, Delevare

3)Christina Smith (soph) Cleveland, OH

4)Madison Fausnaugh (soph) Stoutsville

5)Elizabeth Austin (Soph) Lewisburg, WV

6)Erica Thomas (Jr) Ripley, WV

7)Jessica Racer (Sr) St. Albans, WV

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2009 Track and field roster

Name Class Hometown

1)Mary Beth Romine (Fr) Lewisburg, wv

2)Lynsse Spencer (Fr) Elkins, wv

3)Meccah-Ali Mcdaniel (Fr) Columbus, oh

4)Samantha McWillians (Fr) Beach town, nj

5)Shanel Scarlett (Fr) Freeport, ny

6)Arielle Dayton (Fr) Ridgeley, wv

7)Rachel Stone (Soph) Parkesburg, wv

8)Jenna Matso (Soph) Sundusky, OH

9)MyNiqua Cotton (soph) Bear, Delevare

10)Christina Smith (soph) Cleveland, OH

11)Madison Fausnaugh (soph) Stoutsville

12)Elizabeth Austin (Soph) Lewisburg, WV

13)Laura Green (Soph) belpre, oh

14)Erica Thomas (Jr) Ripley, WV

15)Jessica Racer (Sr) St. Albans, WV

16)Jessica Leasure (JR) Parkesburg, wv

17)Nneji Akunne (Jr) Columbus, oh

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Name: Rachel Stone

Grade: Sophomore

Hometown: Parkersburg, West Virginia

Major: Pre-Pharmacy

Sport: Track & Field

Events: discus, javelin, hammer, weight, shot-

put.

First season at UC: The first season Rachel was

getting the hang of college competition. She had

a blast though and plan on moving up in the

rankings this season.

Why UC: The reason she came to UC was

because she threw throughout high school and

wanted to continue. Also, UC had an advanced

pharmacy program that would get her through

school faster while still delivering a good

education.

Future goals: Rachel’s future goals are to

improve in all events these next few seasons and

to eventually become a pharmacist in the area.

Name: Jenna Matso

DOB: 9/25/1989

Hometown: Sandusky, Ohio

Grade: Sophomore

Major: Pre-Pharmacy

Sport: Cross Country and Track & Field

Events: 1500m, 3000m,5000m, 10000m

First season at UC and Highlights: Qualified

for 2009 WVIAC Conference Track and Field

Meet.

Why UC: Pursue a career in Pharmacy and

continue running at the collegiate level.

Future goals: Graduate from college with a

Pharmacy degree and find a job.

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Name: MyNiqua CottonGrade: SophomoreHometown: Bear, DelawareMajor: Political Science & PsychologySport-Track & FieldEvents: 200, 400, 800, 4x400, 4x800First season at UC: MyNiqua was just getting the hang of college competition.Why UC: MyNiqua came to UC because she really enjoyed her stay when she came for her overnight visit. She also came to run track. The coaches here wanted to get the program on the move and needed some talented runners to lead the way. It was an honor when they asked her to join the team.Future Goals: MyNiqua plans on working with the government in some type of way. She wants to be a lawyer and a college psychology professor. She also plans on competing in the Olympic try-outs in the year of 2012 or 2016.

Name: Jessica Racor

DOB: 06/22/1988

Hometown: St. Albans, WV

Grade: Senior

Major: Elementary Education

Sport: Cross Country and Track

Events: XC, 800, and 2000

College Achievements: Cross Country 14th

conference, freshman year. In track Jessica was

3th in the conference in the 800m, also her

freshman year.

Why UC: Jessica liked that it was close to home

and she thought that the people here were very

nice.

Future goals: Jessica hopes to complete her

Cross Country season successfully and begin

Track in the spring. She hopes to graduate in

May and get a teaching job soon after.

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Name: Christina Smith

DOB: 06/05/1990

Hometown: Cleveland, Ohio

Grade: Sophomore

Major: Accounting and Finance

Sport: Cross Country and Track

Events: 5k (3.2 miles), 1500m, 3000m, 10k (6

miles)

First season at UC: Her first season here at UC

she dropped almost 2 minutes off of my 5k time

and I was in the top 5 runners on UC’s cross

country team. Qualified for Conference.

Why UC: Scholarships, the learning your way

program and running.

Future goals: Become an account or financial

officer for a big firm and maybe someday own a

firm. Continue to run.

Name: Elizabeth Austin

DOB: 12/26/1989

Hometown: Lewisburg WV

Grade: Sophomore

Major: Political Science & History

Sport: Cross Country & Track

Events: XC and 5k & 10k in Track

First season at UC: Qualifying for

Conference Cross Country Meet at

Wheeling, and hitting a new personal record.

Why UC: The campus, academics, and

running.

Future goals: After UC to go to Law School

and continue running as a hobby. Maybe

even one day become an XC coach.

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Name: Madison Fausnaugh

DOB: 9/9/1989

Hometown: Stoutsville

Grade: Sophomore

Major: Social Studies Education

Sport: Cross Country

Events: 5k

First season at UC: Last year was her first

year ever running Cross Country and she

qualified for Conference Cross Country Meet

Why to UC: Madison came for the education

dept

Future goals: To get her masters in leadership

and eventually be a principal somewhere

Name: Erica Thomas

DOB 4/9/89

Hometown: Ripley, WV

Grade: Junior

Major: Business Administration and Finance,

Leadership minor

Sport: Track and Cross Country

Events: 1 mile, 5k and 10k and steeple chase

First Season at UC Qualified for conference

meet

Second season at UC: Qualified for conference

meet

Why UC: Erica likes the small school, professors

are great and you can develop a personal

relationship with them and she feels earn a better

education.

Future goals: run sub 20's all next season. And

make top 20 for conference and team UC place

top 2 in conference.

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Name: Laura Green

Hometown: Belpre, Ohio

Grade: Sophomore

Major: Radiologic Science

Sport: Track

Events: 100, 200, and 400

First season at UC: Last season Laura

qualified for conference in 100, 4x100 and

4x400

Why UC: One of the reason for her coming to

UC is because they have a 4 year Bachelor’s

degree in Radiologic Science

Future goals: To succeed in upcoming year

and beat her personal record. She also hopes

to stay healthy thru out the entire season

Name: Nneji Akunne

Hometown: Columbus, Ohio

Grade: Junior

Major: Biology specializing in the pre-pharmacy

program


Events: 200m, 400m, 4x100m, 4x400m, and triple

jump.

First season at UC: Although, Nneji was not a

standout she was grateful to make it to the WVIAC

Conference Championships.

Second season at UC: In her sophomore year, she

was elected captain of the women's track team and

felt like that was a great accomplishment. Nneji

finished 7th in the 400m, the 4x100m relay team

finished 4th, the 4x400m relay team finished 6th and

she finished 6th overall in the triple jump.

Why UC: Pre-Pharmacy Program

Future goals: The team finished 5th overall in the

WVIAC last year and Nneji looks to progress and do

better this year than last year.

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Name: Jessica Leasure

DOB: 9/19/1988

Hometown: Parkesburg, WV

Grade: Junior

Major: Nursing


Events: Indoor-Weight and Shot Put & Outdoor-

Disc, Hammer and Shot Put

First season at UC: Jessica competed at Duke

Meet and qualified for the WVIAC meet. Her

PR’s were- disc 32.93m and shot put 10.39.

Second season at UC: Jessica was throwing in

the Virginia Tech indoor meets and her PR’s for

the season were-weight 11.91m, hammer

38.95m, and disk 34.21m.

Why UC: Jessica loved the campus and staying

over the night on her visitation trip. She also

came because of the nursing program an UC.

Future goals: To set new PRs with every meet,

graduate from UC, and get a job in open heart

recovery

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Name: Samantha McWilliams

Hometown: Beach Town, New Jersey

Grade: Freshman

Major: Pre-Pharmacy

Sport: Track

Events: 100, 200 and 400, and 400 hurdles.

High school best times: 61, 7 in the 400, a 69, 0 in the

400 hurdles and 27, 0 in the 200.

Why UC: The reason why she came to UC is because

of their great track and Pre-Pharmacy program

Future goals: Samantha’s main goal is to improve her

PS’s in all her events as well as to start college well

Name: Meccan Ali-McDaniel

Hometown: Columbus, Ohio

Grade: Freshman

Major: Accounting

Sport: Track

Events: 100, 200 and high jump

High school times and highlights: Meccan’s best

times are 25, 8 in the 200, 11, 8 in the 100 and her

personal record in high jump is 5”6. She won states

her freshman year, and she also was in ALL-City

Track 2009 for 100, 200 and 4x100 relay.

Why UC: The main reason why Meccan came to

UC is their track & field and accounting program

Future goals: Meccan main goal is to fit in her new

team well and improve her PS’s.

Name: Arielle Dayton

DOB: 11/2/1990

Hometown: Ridgeley, WV

Grade: Freshman

Major: Interior Design


Events: not yet decided

High school: Frankfort High School

Why to UC: Scholarship

Future goals: To set new PR’s and add to the

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Name: Mary Beth Romine

DOB: 8/20/1991

Hometown: Lewisburg, WV

Grade: Freshman

Major: Business Administration

Sport: Track

Events: 400, 800, 4x400 and 4x800

Why UC: Mary came to UC because of her

scholarship in track and plan to complete her

undergraduate degree in 3 years in the business

scholar program.

Future goals: Being a first year at UC her plans

are to lower her personal times, compete well, and

stay on the top of her games.

Name: Shanel Scarlett

DOB: 04/04/1991

Hometown: Freeport, New York

Grade: Freshman

Major: Interior Design


Events: 400m and 800m

High School highlights: All division in sophomore year, 3

Ironman awards- sophomore, junior and senior years

Why UC: I decided to come to UC because I felt that I

could obtain a good education here, with smaller class

sizes

Future goals: My future goal is to achieve a bachelorette

degree in my major and beyond to graduate school

Name: Lynnse Spencer

Grade: Freshman

Hometown: Elkins, West Virginia

Major: Athletic Training


Events: 800, 4x800, 400, 4x400

Highlights: State Runner Up in 4x800, All-State in

4x400

Why UC: The reason Lynnse came to UC was because

she had ran at the State Track Meet each year at Laidley

Field and fell in love with it. They also had a very good

program for Athletic Training

Future goals: Lynnse future goals are to become an

Athletic Trainer for the Pittsburgh Steelers and to run

the fastest she ever has in all her events

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•9/26 rIo GranDE InvItatIonal

•10/24 wvIaC CHampIonsHIp at GlEnvIllE

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2010 University of Charleston Track & FieldMeet Schedule

•12/5 marIEtta First Glimpse at Marietta,•1/16 marIEtta opEn #1 at marIEtta, OH•11/23 marIEtta opEn #2 at Marietta, OH•3/20-21 49er Classic at Charlotte, NC•3/27 ConCorD at Athens, WV•4/2-3 Duke Invitational at Durham, NC•4/9 GlEnvIllE at GlEnvIllE, wv •4/10 oHIo unIvErsItY at atHEns, oH•4/17 wvwu at BuCkHannon, wv•4/30-5/1WVIAC at Wheeling, WV•5/8oHIo opEn at atHEns, oH

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Name: WV Wesleyan College

Nickname: Bobcats

Colors: Orange & Black

Location: Buckhannon, WV

History: Established 1890

President: Dr. Pamela Balch

Head Coach: Jesse Skiles

Assistant Coach: David Colney

Athletic Director: Ken Tyler

Website: www.wvwc.edu

Name: University of Pitt Johnstown

Nickname: Mountain Cats

Colors: Blue & Gold

Location: Johnstown, PA


President: Dr. Jem Spectar

Head Coach: Erin Eaton

Assistant Coach: Dee Waters

Athletic Director: Pat Pecora

Website: www.upj.pitt.edu

Name: West Liberty University

Nickname: The Hilltoppers

Colors: Black & Gold

Location: West Liberty, WV


President: Robin C. Capehart

Head Coach: Tim Weaver

Assistant Coach: Holly Whoolery

Athletic Director: James W. Watson

Website: westliberty.edu

Name: Glenville State College

Nickname: Pioneers

Colors: Blue & White

Location: Glenville WV


President: Peter B. Barr

Head Coach: Cam Perry

Assistant Coach: Camai

Roberson

Athletic Director: Dr. Janet

Bailey

Website: www.glenville.edu

Name: Alderson-Broaddus

College

Nickname: Battlers

Colors: Blue & Gold

Location: Philippi WV


President: J. Michael Clyburn

Head Coach: Heather McDaniel

Assistant Coach: Jim Seaton

Athletic Director: J.D. Long

Website: www.ab.edu

Name: Davis & Elkins College

Nickname: Senators

Colors: Red & Black

Location: Elkins WV


President: G. T. Smith

Head Coach: Will Shaw

Assistant Coach: Derek Bolyard

Athletic Director: Dr. Greg

Myers

Website: davisandelkins.edu

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Name: Bluefield State College

Nickname: Big Blues

Colors: Royal Blue & Gold

Location: Bluefield WV

History: Established in 1895.

President: Dr. Albert Walker

Head Coach: Gary Brown

Athletic Director: Terry Brown

Website:www.bluefieldstate.edu

Name: Concord University

Nickname: Mountain Lions

Colors: Maroon & Gray

Location: Athens WV


President: Dr. Gregory Aloia

Head Coach: Mike Cox

Assistant Coach: Jesse Natli

Athletic Director: Kevin

Garrett

Website: www.concord.edu

Name: Fairmont State

University

Nickname: Fighting Falcons

Colors: Maroon & White

Location: Fairmont, WV


President: Dr. Thomas Krepel

Head Coach: Mary Mlinarcik

Athletic Director: Rusty

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Website:

www.fairmontstate.edu

Name: Wheeling Jesuit

University

Nickname: Cardinals

Colors: Red, Black, and Gold

Location: Wheeling, WV


President: J. Davitt McAteer

Head Coach: Ricky Moore

Athletic Director: Danny

Sancomb

Website: www.wju.edu

Name: Seton Hill University

Nickname: Griffins

Colors: Crimson & Gold

Location: Greensburg PA


President: JoAnne Boyle

Head Coach: Tim Creamer

Assistant Coach: Hanna Robinson

Athletic Director: Chris Snyder

Website: www.setonhill.edu

Name: Ohio Valley University

Nickname: Fighting Scots

Colors: Blue & Red

Location: Vienna, WV


President: Dr. E. Keith

Head Coach: Brian Howard

Athletic Director: Larry Lyons

Website: www.ovu.edu

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West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference

General info:

Founded in 1924, the West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WVIAC) rates as one of

the oldest leagues at the small-college level. The 16-member conference currently boasts the largest membership of

any NCAA Division II league.

The current membership includes Alderson- Broaddus College, Bluefield State College, University

of Charleston, Concord University, Davis & Elkins College, Fairmont State University, Glenville State College, Ohio

Valley University, Salem International University, Shepherd University, West Liberty State College, West Virginia

State University, West Virginia Wesleyan College and Wheeling Jesuit University. The University of Pittsburgh at

Johnstown and Seton Hill University joined the WVIAC for the 2006-07 season. Pitt Johnstown and Seton Hill are the

WVIAC’s first out-of-state members since 1932.

The WVIAC moved into the NCAA Division II ranks in 1994 after a long affiliation with the NAIA.

The conference was the only one in Division II to place a team in the national quarterfinals in men’s basketball,

football and baseball during the 1998-99 academic year. In 2002 the WVIAC, along with two other conferences,

became the first league to earn four bids to the NCAA Division II Men’s Basketball Championship.

Women’s sports were incorporated into the WVIAC during the 1981-82 academic year as the West

Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Association was absorbed. Currently, women’s championships are offered in softball,

golf, tennis, track, basketball, volleyball, cross country and soccer.

Men’s championships are conducted in football, cross country, soccer, basketball, baseball, golf,

tennis and track.

Commissioner’s Cup

The West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference has named the victors of the Presidents' and Commissioner's

Cups for the 2008-09 athletic season. The trophies honor all-around athletic excellence among its member schools.

West Virginia Wesleyan grabs both titles for the second consecutive season.

Wesleyan won league championships in women's cross country, men's cross country, women's soccer, women's track

and field, men's track and field, men's tennis, and softball. The Bobcats also received third place or better finishes in

men's soccer and women's basketball.

2008-09 Commissioner's Cup Standings:Pos. School Sports Score

1. West Virginia Wesleyan 16 206.58

2. Seton Hill 15 139.14

3. Concord 16 137.34

4. Wheeling Jesuit 13 122.12

5. Charleston 14 120.99

6. West Liberty 14 117.36

7. West Virginia State 11 102.50

8. Alderson-Broaddus 10 100.47

9. Shepherd 11 94.80

10. Fairmont State 11 91.45

11. Glenville State 11 81.06

12. Davis & Elkins 10 70.11

13. Pitt Johnstown 10 63.11

14. Ohio Valley 11 59.37

15. Bluefield State 10 40.16

16. Salem International 10 17.96

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Commissioner Barry Blizzard has been at the helm of the West Virginia

Intercollegiate Athletic Conference since his appointment in November, 1987.

Through his very able leadership as the conference's fourth commissioner, the

WVIAC continues to enjoy national respectability and competiveness among the 16

member schools and 17 sponsored sports. One of the major accomplishments during

Blizzard's tenure as WVIAC Commissioner has been managing the conference's

transition from the NAIA to NCAA Division II, which occurred in the fall of 1995.

He also oversaw the move of the conference headquarters to Princeton in 1987.

Prior to NCAA affiliation, Barry held, at various times, a number of NAIA-related

national and regional offices. One in particular was a term as president of the NAIA

National Athletic Directors Association.

Once in the NCAA, Commissioner Blizzard has become involved with its administrative matters and presently serves as

the chairman of the Division II Awards Commissioners'' Association. He also has served as the regional chair of the

selection committee for the Disney Wide World of Sports Basketball Tip-off Tournament. In addition, Blizzard has

helped structure a model conference format for Division II league offices. He currently is the chair of the NCAA Division

II Nominating Committee.

Barry's work in the field of intercollegiate athletics has not gone unnoticed by peers. He has received a number of awards

including the NAIA's National Award of Merit for work as president of the Athletic Directors Association and the

seventh annual Mike McLaughlin Memorial Administrative Award which is the WVIAC award recognizing persons who

have made outstanding contributions to the conference for a period of years. Additionally, a report he authored, NAIA

Eligibility Rules, Time for a Change, was published in the spring 1986 edition of The Athletic Administrator, a

publication of the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics.

Blizzard's background in intercollegiate sports and sports management has served him well to deal with the tasks of

overseeing this league. Before taking on his present position, he was the athletic director and sports information director

at Bluefield State College, for 11 years beginning in 1976. A two-year period as assistant athletic director and SID,

preceded this.

The Commissioner is a native of Bramwell, WV, and received his undergraduate degree at Bluefield State College. He

earned a Masters in American History at Radford (VA) University.

Barry lives in Princeton with his wife Vicki. They have two daughters. Amie Bolton is a resident of Pearisburg,

Virginia, while younger daughter Emilie resides in Princeton.

Stephanie Prewitt-Assistant Commissioner/Senior Woman Administrator

Stephanie Prewitt joined the WVIAC staff in January 2007 as the league's Assistant

Commissioner for Internal Affairs and Senior Woman Administrator.

The 1998 Appalachian State University graduate received her degree in physical

education and was named ASU's Health, Leisure, and Exercise Science major of the

year. She previously served on the West Virginia Higher Education Policy

Commission's staff as an Educational Talent Search Counselor. The Louisburg,

North Carolina native also has been part of the volleyball coaching staffs at

Watauga (NC) High School and Bluefield Middle School.

Stephanie was an all-conference standout in volleyball and softball as a prep athlete

at Louisburg High School. She participated in three North Carolina Class AA

volleyball final fours, including a pair of state championship matches.

She has assisted with the NCAA Division II men's golf, softball, and women's lacrosse national championships. In addition,

Stephanie is a member of the National Association of Collegiate Women Athletics Administrators and is a graduate of the

2008 NACWAA/HERS Institute.

Stephanie resides in Kegley with her husband, Will, and their dogs: Bailey, Bentley, Hershey, Junebug and Emmie.

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Ben Brownlee-NCAA Compliance Coordinator

Ben Brownlee joined the WVIAC in July, 2007 as the league's first NCAA

compliance coordinator. The 2006 Bethany College graduate previously served a

one-year stint as an intern for the Presidents' Athletic Conference.

The Moundsville, WV native will work with the 16-member league's institutions in

NCAA compliance related duties and help manage internal operations for the

WVIAC.

He assisted in all aspects of conference operations at the PAC. Brownlee also was a

four-year letterman for Bethany's swim team. The John Marshall HS graduate served

two years as the secretary of the Bethany and PAC Student-Athlete Advisory

Committees.

During college, Brownlee interned with the public relations and marketing department of the Ohio Valley Medical

Center and with the Ohio Valley chapter of the American Red Cross. In addition, he gained over-the-air experience as

the program director for Bethany's campus radio station (WVBC-FM) and as a part-time employee for Clear Channel

Radio in Wheeling and KeyMarket Communication in Bellaire, Ohio.

Brownlee is a member of the NCAA Division II Swimming & Diving Committee, along with the NCAA Green

Team. He also serves as the varsity swim coach at PikeView High School.

Associate Commissioner-Will Prewitt

Will Prewitt assumed the newly created role of WVIAC Associate Commissioner

on July 1, 1999. The Williamsburg, Kentucky native joined the WVIAC staff after

stints at Tusculum College and Appalachian State University. He deals primarily

with championships, sport administration, and media relations at the league's

Princeton office.

The 1994 graduate of the University of Mississippi is a member of the NCAA

Division II Championships Committee and participates as the liaison for the sports

of football and men's golf. He previously served terms on the Division II Men's

Golf Committee, the Division II Great Lakes Region Softball Advisory Committee

and the Division II Northeast Region Football Advisory Committee. In addition,

Prewitt was also selected to be a part of the NCAA Division II Regionalization

Advisory Board in the spring of 2007.

Prewitt played a key role in bringing the 2006 NCAA D-II Men's Golf Championship to West Virginia and was the

tournament's co-director. He has also been a part of the tournament staffs of over 30 national championships,

including the Division II Softball, Division III Football, and Division III Men's Basketball events.

Prewitt served as sports information director at Tusculum College in Greeneville, Tenn. from March, 1998 until

arriving at the WVIAC. He was the primary media contact for the Pioneers' 14 varsity sports as the school moved

to the NCAA Division II level and the South Atlantic Conference.

He previously worked with the baseball and basketball programs at NCAA Division I Appalachian State University

in Boone, North Carolina. Prewitt was the sports information contact for the Mountaineer baseball program in 1996

and 1997. He also was in charge of statistical operations for home football and basketball contests, as well as

traveling with the ASU men's basketball team to handle road media relations.

Will and his wife, Stephanie, reside in Kegley with their dogs: Bailey, Bentley, Junebug, Emmie, and Hershey.

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WVIAC Meet: M 13.90m 4/25/2008 Frances Carvajal, WV Wesleyan

NCAA Auto: A 14.90m

NCAA Prov.: P 13.30m

WVIAC Qual.: Q 36-11

Name Year School Finals Points

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1 Taylor, Emily SO Wheeling Jesuit 13.12m 43-00.50 10

12.76m 13.00m 13.12m FOUL 12.97m FOUL

2 Smider, Amanda SR Wheeling Jesuit 12.41m 40-08.75 8

11.87m 12.27m 12.39m 11.34m 12.18m 12.41m

3 Pratt, Megan SO Wheeling Jesuit 11.77m 38-07.50 6

11.77m FOUL 10.99m FOUL FOUL FOUL

4 Michel, Vanessa SR WV Wesleyan 11.62m 38-01.50 4

FOUL 11.62m FOUL FOUL FOUL 11.51m

5 Cayton, Alicia FR Glenville 11.35m 37-03.00 2

10.91m 11.04m 10.44m 11.20m 11.35m 11.02m

6 Wharram, Samantha SO WV Wesleyan 11.20m 36-09.00 1

10.57m 10.29m 11.20m 10.91m FOUL FOUL

7 Kerns, Amanda FR Glenville 11.18m 36-08.25

10.87m FOUL 10.55m 10.53m 10.57m 11.18m

8 Dent, Jamie JR West Liberty 11.06m 36-03.50

11.06m FOUL 10.91m FOUL FOUL 10.41m

9 Edwards, Madison FR WV Wesleyan 10.80m 35-05.25

10.80m FOUL 10.55m FOUL FOUL 10.14m

10 Wheeler, Amanda FR Wheeling Jesuit 10.29m 33-09.25

9.95m 10.29m 9.14m

11 Tripp, Chelsea FR Glenville 9.67m 31-08.75

9.67m FOUL 9.20m

12 Leasure, Jessica SO Charleston 9.29m 30-05.75

8.93m 9.23m 9.29m

13 Albert, Justine SO Seton Hill 9.07m 29-09.25

9.07m 8.79m FOUL

14 Nelson, Betsy FR Glenville 9.05m 29-08.25

8.51m 8.99m 9.05m

15 Kucera, Kellie FR Seton Hill 8.92m 29-03.25

8.73m 8.92m 8.35m

16 Washington, Fawn JR Charleston 8.29m 27-02.50

8.14m 7.57m 8.29m

17 Offenburg, Glenda FR Concord 7.46m 24-05.75

7.26m 7.46m 7.10m

18 Poe, Linda JR Glenville 6.96m 22-10.00

6.96m 6.86m 6.23m

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WVIAC Meet: M 24.93 4/25/2008 Kayla Johnson, Wheeling Jesuit

NCAA Auto: A 23.95

NCAA Prov.: P 24.80

WVIAC Qual.: Q 26.26

Name Year School Prelims Wind H#

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Preliminaries

1 Preer, Ciera SO Wheeling Jesuit Q 25.99q 1.0 3

2 Mbagwu, Karachi SR Concord Q 26.23q -1.0 2

3 Barnett, Erin FR Concord 26.31q -1.0 1

4 McElhany, Kate FR Seton Hill 26.69q 1.0 3

5 Roberson, Camai JR Glenville 26.79q -1.0 1

6 Hill, Keri SO Concord 27.07q -1.0 1

7 Flatley, Anne FR Wheeling Jesuit 27.15q 1.0 3

8 Clark, Brianne SO Wheeling Jesuit 27.18q -1.0 2

9 Richardson, Olivia FR Seton Hill 27.19 -1.0 2

10 Akunne, Neiji SO Charleston 27.41 1.0 3

11 Armstrong, Bianca FR WV Wesleyan 27.55 -1.0 2

12 Alauzen, Melissa FR Seton Hill 28.07 -1.0 1

13 Hand, Anna Marie FR Seton Hill 28.15 -1.0 2

14 Whidden, Julia FR Seton Hill 28.38 1.0 3

15 Adams, Donita SO Glenville 28.51 -1.0 1

16 Strong, Lauren SR Glenville 28.66 -1.0 2

17 White, Heather JR Concord 29.37 -1.0 1

18 Jenkins, Kalesha SR Seton Hill 30.02 1.0 3

19 Russell, Tamara FR Charleston 30.23 -1.0 2

20 Lucas, Jesalyn FR Concord 30.42 1.0 3

21 McCoy, Lauren FR Concord 32.55 -1.0 1

22 Abu-Obaid, Hannah FR Wheeling Jesuit 33.98 -1.0 1

Women 100 Meter Dash

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WVIAC Meet: M 11.85 4/25/2005 Kayla Johnson, Wheeling Jesuit

NCAA Auto: A 11.65

NCAA Prov.: P 12.10

WVIAC Qual.: Q 12.74

Name Year School Prelims Wind H#

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Preliminaries

1 Preer, Ciera SO Wheeling Jesuit 12.81q +0.0 2

2 Richardson, Olivia FR Seton Hill 12.89q +0.0 1

3 Mbagwu, Karachi SR Concord 12.98q NWI 3

4 Barnett, Erin FR Concord 13.01q +0.0 2

5 Roberson, Camai JR Glenville J13.01q NWI 3

6 Flatley, Anne FR Wheeling Jesuit 13.15q +0.0 2

7 Reed, Miranda SO Glenville 13.19q +0.0 1

8 Adams, Donita SO Glenville 13.29q +0.0 1

9 Akunne, Neiji SO Charleston 13.55 NWI 3

10 Hand, Anna Marie FR Seton Hill J13.55 NWI 3

11 Jenkins, Kalesha SR Seton Hill J13.55 NWI 3

12 Morrison, Teal JR WV Wesleyan 13.58 +0.0 2

13 Alauzen, Melissa FR Seton Hill 13.61 +0.0 2

14 Clark, Brianne SO Wheeling Jesuit 13.62 +0.0 1

15 Strong, Lauren SR Glenville 13.65 NWI 3

16 Whidden, Julia FR Seton Hill 13.75 +0.0 1

17 Russell, Tamara JR Charleston 14.69 +0.0 1

18 McCoy, Lauren FR Concord 14.88 +0.0 2

19 Abu-Obaid, Hannah FR Wheeling Jesuit 16.48 NWI 3

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PLACE FINISHER TIME PACE TEAM

1 Brenna Hagerty, Jr* 23:48 6:24 W V Wesleyan

2 Chelsea Hanne, Jr* 23:50 6:24 Alderson-Broaddus

3 Allison Teter, Sr* 23:53 6:25 W V Wesleyan

4 Anna Cote, So* 24:09 6:29 Seton Hill

5 Jenna Brock, So* 24:17 6:32 W V Wesleyan

6 Ashley Teets, Fr* 24:21 6:32 Alderson-Broaddus

7 Sarah Campanelli, So* 24:30 6:35 Wheeling Jesuit

8 Dani Pye, So* 24:32 6:36 Concord

9 Kasey Jividen, Jr* 24:34 6:36 Wheeling Jesuit

10 Heidi Webb, Jr* 24:46 6:39 W V Wesleyan

11 Katie Antonik, Jr* 24:56 6:42 Alderson-Broaddus

12 Hilary McConnell, So* 25:04 6:44 Alderson-Broaddus

13 Erika Rucker, Jr* 25:07 6:45 Wheeling Jesuit

14 Amanda Blankenship, Sr* 25:08 6:45 Concord

15 Julia McGinley, Jr* 25:15 6:47 Wheeling Jesuit

16 Kallen Weaver, Jr* 25:21 6:49 West Liberty

17 Nicole Tingler, Sr* 25:29 6:51 Alderson-Broaddus

18 Rachel Moore, Sr* 25:41 6:54 Davis & Elkins

19 Tabatha Whited, Fr* 25:50 6:56 Concord

20 Lara Heinz, So* 25:55 6:58 Seton Hill

WVIAC Runners of the Week:

9/2-Anna Cote (SHU)

9/9-Anna Cote (SHU)

9/16-Chelsea Hanne (A-B)

9/23-Anna Cote (SHU)

9/30-Amanda Blankenship (CU)

10/7-Sarah Campanelli (WJU)

10/14-Anna Cote (SHU)/Brenna Hagerty (WVWC)

10/21-Sarah Campanelli (WJU)

# School Points

1 WV Wesleyan 41

2 Alderson-Broaddus 48

3 Wheeling Jesuit 75

4 Concord 95

5 Seton Hill 101

6 Charleston 209

7 Fairmont State 216

8 West Liberty 231

9 Ohio Valley 260

10 Davis & Elkins 266

11 Glenville State 283

12 Pitt Johnstown 297

13 Bluefield State 360

2008 WVIAC Women's Cross Country Recap WVIAC Women's Cross Country Championship

October 25, 2008

Wheeling, W.Va. (Wheeling Park)

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