2010-11 Boston College Women's Cross Country / Track & Field

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OUTLOOK

Quick Facts/ Table of Contents 1Franklin Park 2-32010 Cross Country Review 4

Coaches

Randy Thomas 6Erin O’Reilly 7John Buckley 7Mallory Champa 8Christina Solomon 8

2010-11 EAGLES

Roster 10Graduates 11-13Seniors 14-18Juniors 19-26Sophomores 27-33Freshmen 33-35

History

Cross Country at NCAAs 37-38All-Americans 39-41Hall of Fatme/Eagle of the Year 42Honors 43-45Top Performers 46-48

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Intro to BC 49President Leahy 50Athletics Director Gene DeFilippo 51The ACC 52

School InformationLOCATION Chestnut Hill, Mass., 02467FOUNDED 1863ENROLLMENT 14,500PRESIDENT Rev. William P. Leahy, S.J.ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Gene DeFilippoNICKNAME EaglesCOLORS Maroon and GoldHOME COURSE Franklin ParkCONFERENCE Atlantic Coast Conference2010 ACC CROSS COUNTRY FINISH 4th2010 ACC INDOOR TRACK & FIELD FINISH 8th2010 ACC OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD FINISH 11thLETTERMEN RETURNING/LOST 24/12NEWCOMERS 10

Coaching InformationHEAD COACH Randy Thomas (UMass)SEASONS AT BC 22 (18 as Director)ASSISTANT COACHES John Buckley (Kent State, ’71) Erin O’Reilly (West Virginia, ’90) Mallory Champa (Boston College, ’10) Christina Solomon (Michigan, ‘10)OFFICE PHONE (617) 552-4664EMAIL [email protected]

Media RelationsAssociate AD/Media Relations Chris CameronAssistant AD/Media Relations Dick KelleyAssistant AD/Media Relations Stephanie TunneraAssistant Director/Media Relations Tim ClarkAssistant Director/Media Relations Matt LynchXC/T&F Contact Joshua LentineCell Phone 908-892-4271 E-mail [email protected] Website www.bceagles.com

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CREDITS

The 2011 Boston College Women’s Track and Field Guide is a production of the Boston College Media Rela-tions Office and the Boston College Athletic Association, Chestnut Hill, MA 02467. All rights reserved. Edited by Stephanie Tunnera, Stephanie O’Leary and the media relations office. Designed by Pack Network. Photo-graphs by John Quackenbos (BC Athletic Department Photographer), Jet Commericial Photo, Lee Pellegrini (BC Office of Publications), Jim Abts, Boston Chamber of Commerce and the ACC.

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Franklin Park Cross Country Course

When the city of Boston was awarded the honor of hosting the1992 International Association of Athlet-ics Federations (IAAF) Cross Country Championship, it was in need of a world-class facility. At that time, Franklin Park was selected to have a cross country specific course designed on its premises. Although a special 12.5 kilometer course was implemented for the competition, the park features courses ranging from 5-, 6-, 8-and-10-kilometer distances. Each lay-out typically includes variations of three major compo-nents, the stadium loop – a journey around the back of White Stadium - Bear Cage Hill - elevating and descending athletes to 99m (194ft.) - and the Wilder-ness, which crosses into the wooded area of the park and follows a twisting path through the trees.

The course sits on a partially-wooded 527-acre park in the Jamaica Plain and Roxbury neighborhoods of Boston. Although the park boasts other athletic fa-cilities such as a golf course, tennis courts, baseball fields and basketball courts, it is the course designed primarily for international running competition that is utilized most often. In addition to hosting all Boston College home meets, the Boston Athletic Association, the NCAA and numerous organizations throughout New England all make use of the competitively beau-tiful course that is Franklin Park.

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KFranklin Park Cross Country CourseThe park was designed by Frederick Law Olmsted, an American journalist and father of landscape archi-tecture, in the 19th century and named for Boston-born patriot Benjamin Franklin. It is the largest and final component of Boston’s famed Emerald Necklace – the 1,100-acres of parks linked by parkways and waterways in the city – developed by Olmstead. Two years prior to the parks formation, American transcen-dentalist Ralph Waldo Emerson lived on the grounds on what is now known as “Schoolmaster Hill”.

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The 2010 Women’s Cross Country team concluded a phenom-enal season at the NCAA Championship Meet, totaling its few-est points in six seasons (432) to earn a 19th place finish.Three Eagles collected six distinctive honors on the year. Senior Caroline King ended the season as an All-American, All-Northeast Region and All-ACC team member, sophomore Jillian King made the regional and conference teams and se-nior walk-on Hope Krause brought home honors as part of the All-Northeast Region team. Each of the King Sisters was also recognized as the Atlantic Coast Conference Performer of the Week on two separate occasions this year as well. The Eagles opened the campaign with a 31 point win at the Boston College Invitational. Caroline King won the second race of her career in a personal record time of 17:14. Eight other Eagles followed suit, as sophomore Elizabeth Hynes, Krause, Kaitlyn Cooney, Elizabeth McGuirk, freshman Morgan Mueller, Jacqueline Pollack and Madeline Reed also started off the season with the best times of their careers.At the UMass Invitational a week later, sophomore Sarah Lord paced the BC crew to a second place finish with a personal record of her own. Behind Lord’s fourth place finish, seniors Siobhan Breagy and Jessica Driscoll delivered PRs of their own to place in sixth and ninth respectively. In all, seven Eagles – Mueller, Pollack, Alanna Poretta and Claire Smith - turned in their quickest times.The following week, Jillian King led the Eagles to a sixth place finish at the Roy Griak Invitational. Four PRs from BC – C. King, Hynes, Krause and Allison Stasiuk – helped to top the nation’s No. 27 Penn State, No. 28 Minnesota and No. 29 Rice teams with 165 points.

With their performance the Eagles landed the USTFCCCA ranking of No. 25 and climbed another three positions in the polls heading into the 98th New England Cross Country Championship. Jillian King championed Boston College once more. BC took second through fifth to claim its second New England title in three seasons on 26 points. Led by graduate Madeline Wal-lace, BC also swept the sub-varsity heat, as sophomores Grace Rodriguez and Adrienne McGuirk, junior Kaitlyn Cooney and newcomer Elizabeth O’Brien took the first five positions.At the Mayor’s Cup, a meet open to athletic clubs and associa-tions around the country, Poretta turned in a personal record time of 18:36 to guide the Eagles to a sixth place finish - the top collegiate team standing.The ACC Championship came to Franklin Park for the first time this season. BC took advantage of the home course to produce its lowest point total at a conference meet since joining the ACC in 2005. Earning All-ACC honors were Jillian and Caroline King, with sixth and seventh place finishes respectively.At the Northeast Regional Meet, the Eagles totaled 92 points to take fourth place. All five scoring members for BC set per-sonal marks and C. King, J. King and Krause ran their way onto the All-Northeast Region team. The performance at the meet earned Boston College an at-large bid to Terre Haute, Ind. for the NCAA Championship.When they arrived, Caroline King ran a 20:53 to earn All-Amer-ican recognition and the Eagles totaled 432 points to finish in 19th place – both team bests since 2005. Just two days prior, Bailey delivered a PR of 18:32.3 to lead BC to a ninth place finish at the ECAC Championship.

2010 CROSS COUNTRY summary

2010 SCHEDULE/RESULTS

DATE EVENT PLACE/SCORESept. 11 Boston College Invitational 1 of 10 (31 points)Sept. 18 UMass Invitational 2 of 5 (46 points)Sept. 25 Roy Griak Invitational 6 of 29 (165 points)Oct. 9 New England Championships 1 of 47 (24 points)Oct. 24 Mayor’s Cup 6 of 10 (160 points)Oct. 30 ACC Championships 4 of 12 (100 points)Nov. 13 NCAA Northeast Regional 4 of 35 (92 points)Nov. 20 ECAC Championships 9 of 12 (248 points)Nov. 22 NCAA Championships 19 of 31 (432 points)

Junior Jillian King (left) and senior Caroline King receive their All-ACC medals.

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Randy Thomas is entering his 18th year as the pro-gram director of the women’s cross country and track and field teams at BC. He spent the previous 14 sea-sons as the director of both the men and women’s track and field programs.

Thomas has been a part of the Boston College program for 22 years. His past and current successes speak for themselves as he has guided Eagle athletes to 43All-American awards over the past 18 years. The most recent All-American award under Thomas came this past cross country season when Caroline King finished in 30th place at nationals. The former world record holder has guided the women’s cross country squad to 13 NCAA Championships in the past 20 seasons. Additionally, Thomas has trained athletes who qualify individually for the national event. In 2006, Mallory Champa earned All-America awards for her 38th -place finish at the NCAAs. Other notable athletes, including Laurel Burdick, Maria Cicero and Jennifer Kramer all gained All-America status after placing in the top-ranks at their respective NCAA Championships. The 2001 women’s team defended their NCAA Region I team champion-ship prior to finishing sixth in the national event. His team’s success on the cross-country trails led his peers at the United States Track and Field As-sociation to honor him as the 2001 National Women’s Cross Country Coach of the Year. In 2000, his women’s cross-country team captured the Big East Championship and went on to finish fourth in the NCAA meet. This placing represented the highest finish at a national championship for a Boston Col-lege women’s team in any sport in school history.

HEAD COACH

Honored by the New England Intercollegiate Amateur Athletic As-sociation as the Division I women’s coach of the year.

Named 2001 Track and Field Association National Cross Country Coach of the Year.

Coached 2001 Boston College graduate Shannon Smith, who became the first female athlete in school history to win a national championship, claiming the indoor 3,000-meter race at the 2001 NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships.

In addition to winning four Greater Boston Cross Country titles, the women’s cross country team has advanced to the NCAA Champion-ship 13 times during his career (1991, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2010).

The men’s cross country squad captured the 1992 New England Cross Country Championship, as well as two Greater Boston titles. The 1996-97 men’s indoor track squad placed second out of 48 teams at the New England Championships.

Three-time member (1977-79) of the United States’ National Cross Country team.

Two-time member (1978-79) of the United States’ National Track and Field team.

Previous world-record holder in the 10-mile, 20-kilometer and 30-kilometer events.

Previous American-record holder in the 15-kilometer, 10-mile, 20-kilo-meter, half marathon and 25-kilometer races.

Registered fifth-place finishes in the 1977 New York City and 1978 Boston Marathons.

Earned a fifth-place showing at the 1978 Marathon World Champion-ship in Fukuoka, Japan.

Thomas’ Accomplishments

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Thomas also helped bring the first national championship for women’s ath-letics to the Heights, coaching Shannon Smith to the 2001 NCAA Champion-ship in the 3,000-meter run. Thomas has mentored student-athletes to 20 All-American nods in track and field since 1994. In 2008, Tiana Riel earned the honor for her 11th-place fin-ish in the pentathlon at the NCAA Indoor Championships. Her 4,017 points was a personal best and second on BC’s top performance list. During the outdoor season, Kasey Hill placed seventh in the heptathlon at the 2008 outdoor NCAA Track and Field Competition in Des Moines, Iowa. Hill earned 5,666 points during her All-American performance which set a personal best and Boston College record. Overall, Thomas, who served exclusively as the schools cross country coach during the first seven years of his tenure, has produced a total of 49 All-America selections, three national junior champions and one Pan-American Games gold medalist. Before accepting his current position, Thomas was an assistant cross coun-try and track and field coach at Massachusetts, his alma mater. The first-ever Division I All-American in UMass cross country and track and field his-tory, Thomas was inducted into the school’s Athletic Hall of Fame in 1982. Thomas, who received his master’s degree in business administration from Boston University, resides in Medway, Mass., with his wife, Marcy, and their son, Ian, who currently runs on the BC track & field team.

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Erin O’Reilly is in her eighth season as the assistant coach for the women’s cross country and track and field programs. In her time at the Heights, O’Reilly has coached a slew of Eagles to three Atlantic Coast Conference individual championships, a pair of Eastern

College Athletic Conference (ECAC) titles and numerous NCAA appearances.Under O’Reilly’s tutelage, Boston College phenomenon Caitlin Bailey com-peted in NCAA finals of the 800-meter. The back-to-back outdoor 800m ACC champion has qualified for the national meet seven times throughout her career as an Eagle; doing so as an NCAA Regional runner-up in 2010. At the regional meet, Bailey established the BC record at said distance with a time of 2:03.45. O’Reilly also guided Bailey to the indoor 800m record (2:04.66) in 2009 and the third fastest 1500-meter time in school history (4:21.53) in 2010. Additionally, O’Reilly was instrumental in helping the 2010 distance medley relay team to an 11th place finish in the country.The 2009 season saw another of O’Reilly’s protégés, Anna Cioffredi, become the first freshman from Boston College to place the finals of the 400-meter at the ACC Championship. In the final, Cioffredi clocked a 54.82 - the fastest time of any Eagle in 15 years and fourth best in school history.During O’Reilly’s tenure, other standouts have included Melissa Sherman – who became the first Eagle to win the BIG EAST championship in and qualify for nationals in the outdoor 800-meter event in 2005 – and Kathleen Smyth – who captured the 1,000-meter crown at the 2005 ECAC meet.In 1994, O’Reilly began her collegiate coaching career as the graduate assistant for her alma mater, West Virginia University, before being promoted to assistant coach. From then until the time she left in 2002, the Mountaineers earned 22 All-American accolades, won 19 ECAC individual and relay championships and 13 All-Mid Atlantic Region honors on the track and on the course.In 1996, O’Reilly became the long sprints and middle distance head coach for the AAU Youth Track Program’s West Virginia Flyers. She trained two All-Americans for the 2000 USATF National Championships. A year later, O’Reilly was named the co-director of West Virginia University’s Cross Country Camp of Champions.From 1993 to 1998, O’Reilly also held the position of post-collegiate Olympic Trials Coach. She was responsible for the training regimen and evaluation of Trials athletes. In addition to daily coaching, she was charged with the tasks of finance management for the program and recruiting. Throughout that time peri-od, O’Reilly was also a member of the NCAA Mid-Atlantic Rankings Committee.O’Reilly earned a B.S. in Physical Education from West Virginia in 1993 and returned to complete a Master of Science in Athletic Coaching in 2001.A former student-athlete, O’Reilly built an impressive resume in her time as a Mountaineer. After working her way to be named captain of the cross country and track and field programs in her final season, she went on to become the At-lantic 10 champion in the mile and 3,000-meter competitions – simultaneously establishing conference records in each event. As early as her sophomore year, O’Reilly was an NCAA Provisional Qualifier in the 3,000-meter and had won the 1,000-meter title at the ECAC meet. By the end of her collegiate ca-reer, she held seven school records in cross country and track.

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assistant coaches

John Buckley enters his 13th season as the throws and multi-events coach at Boston College. Since join-ing the program during the 1997-98 season, Buckley has coached a multitude of BC student-athletes to All-American, ACC and Big East Conference honors, as

well as recognition as ECAC and New England area champions.In the spring of 2010, Buckley led sophomore Kelsey Huckins to the discus titles in the New England and ECAC Championship Meets. Huckins would go on to reach the podium at the ACC Championship in the discus as well. Across all field events, Huckins has thrown for seven of the longest marks in Boston College history with Buckley’s guidance.During the 2007 indoor season, Buckley coached Kasey Hill to become the first woman field athlete from BC to earn All-American honors, doing so in the pen-tathlon with a school record 4,073 points and Tiana Riel to provisional qualifiers for the indoor pentathlon and outdoor heptathlon events. The Eagles duo returned to earn All-American accolades in 2008. This time Riel was recognized in the pentathlon and Hill set a school-record of 5,666 points to place seventh in the heptathlon.With Buckley’s mentoring, Riel and Hill each progressed the Boston College Pentathlon record and collectively four BC athletes have bettered the Eagles’ Heptathlon record: Christian Regan, Elizabeth Hassan, Riel and Hill. During his tenure, other BC records have gone by the wayside in the discus (Megan Kearney), hammer throw (Elizabeth MacDonald), shot put (Jessica Fazekas), javelin (Brighid Marquess), and high jump (Christina Regan). Buckley also coached BC’s last Men’s Conference Track Champion, Rubin Marin, who won the BIG EAST Championships High Jump competition during the 1999 indoor and outdoor season. A 1971 graduate of Kent State, Buckley received his master’s degree in educa-tion in 1978 from the University of Massachusetts. While at his alma mater, he competed in the pole vault, throws, and Decathlon. Buckley has earned four Level 11 certificates from the Unites States Track & Field Association with concentrations in the throws, jumps, sprints-hurdles-relays, and the multi-events. He is a Level 11 certified instructor for the multi-events and a Level 1 certified instructor.

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Christina Solomon joins the Boston College track and field program for her first season. Solomon assumes the reigns of the jumping aspects of men’s and wom-en’s program.During her time at Michigan, Solomon collected five

wins and 12 top three finishes. As an upperclassman, the Belleview, Mich. native twice turned in NCAA Regional qualifying marks of 1.524 meters (5-8.75 ft.) in the high jump. In 2009, Solomon established a personal record of 1.79 meters (5-10.47 ft.) en route to collect All-Big Ten honors.The 2010 graduate of the University of Michigan was recognized for her excel-lence in the classroom as a Big Ten Distinguished Scholar, a recipient of the U-M Athletic Academic Achievement Award and was named to the Academic All-Big Ten Team.

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Mallory Champa joins the Boston College women’s cross country and track & field program for her first season as an assistant coach. Champa will assist in multiple aspects of work out development and meet management.

A former standout for the Eagles, Champa was an All-American on one occa-sion and garnered four All-ACC honors. On grass, Champa led the Eagles to four consecutive appearances at the NCAA Cross Country Championships. During the fall of 2006, she achieved All-American status with a 38th place finish in Terre Haute, Ind. In 2007, Champa led BC to its best-ever finish in the ACC Championship, placing third in 2007 with 106 points. In 2008, she helped the Eagles before taking second in 2008. In all, she collected a trio of All-ACC honors.On the track, Champa became an ACC Champion when she won the 2010 indoor 3,000-meter run. Her time of 9:20.49 ranked third on Boston College’s all-time list. The Clearwater, Kan. native graduated from the Lynch School of Education as a double major in elementary education major and theology, before returning to earn a Masters of Theology in 2010.

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NAmE YEAR EVENTS HOmETOwN HigH SCHOOLTaylor Aizenstadt So. Jumps Norwell, Mass. NorwellMeaghan Anklin^ So. Distances Fayetteville, N.Y. Fayetteville-ManliusGeorgette Asfoura Jr. Jumps Akron, Ohio Walsh JesuitCaitlin Bailey^ Sr. Middle Distances Oakville, Ontario Abbey ParkClaire Bingham Fr. Hurdles Geyserville, Calif. Healdsburg SeniorSiobhan Breagy^ Sr. Middle Distances Exeter, R.I. North KingstownRory Cellucci Jr. Sprints Medway, Mass. MedwayJean Christensen^ So. Distances Rumford, R.I. LaSalle AcademyAnna Cioffredi Jr. Sprints Lebanon, N.H. LebanonHilary Cloonan Jr. Throws Fairless, Penn. Conwell-EaganKaitlyn Cooney^ Jr. Middle Distances Wyckoff, N.J. Immaculate HeartBridget Dahlberg^ So. Distances Newton, Mass. NewtonJessica Driscoll^ Gr. Distances Toronto, Ontario Birchmount ParkHeather Garcia^ Jr. Distances Baldwin City, Kan. BaldwinSamantha Gawrych^ Gr. Distances Westerly, R.I. WesterlyCasey Hsiung Jr. Sprints Acton, Mass. Acton-Boxborough RegionalKelsey Huckins Jr. Throws Westmoreland, N.H. KeeneElizabeth Hynes^ So. Distances Saint Charles, Ill. Saint CharlesMoira Kenny^ So. Distances Sherman, Conn. ImmaculateCaroline King^ Sr. Distances Scotia, N.Y. Scotia-GlenvilleJillian King^ Jr. Distances Scotia, N.Y. Scotia-GlenvilleSarah Lord^ So. Distances Redmond, Wash. RedmondHope Krause^ Sr. Distances New Canaan, Conn. New CanaanElizabeth McGuirk^ Jr. Distances Lake Oswego, Ore. JesuitErin McKenna So. Middle Distances Wyckoff, N.J. RamapoSara Missert Jr. Sprints Windham, N.H. Lawrence Central CatholicMorgan Mueller^ Fr. Distances Queensbury, N.Y. QueensburyElizabeth O’Brien^ So. Distances Chappaqua, N.Y. Horace GreeleyMargaret O’Dea Fr. Sprints Hingham, Mass. HinghamJacqueline Pollack^ Fr. Distances Blauvelt, N.Y. Tappan ZeeAlanna Poretta^ Fr. Distances Groveland, Mass. Pentucket RegionalMadeline Reed^ Fr. Distances Newton, Mass. Newton SouthGrace Rodriguez^ So. Distances Norwich, Vt. HanoverLauren Shaw^ So. Distances McLean, Va. LangleyClaire Smith^ Fr. Distances Avon, Conn. AvonMargaret Stapleton-Smith So. Throws White Plains, N.Y. The Ursuline SchoolAllison Stasiuk^ So. Distances North Kingstown, R.I. North KingstownChristy Titus^ Sr. Distances Bowling Green, Ohio Bowling GreenMadeline Wallace^ Sr. Distances London, Ontario London Central SecondarySarah Yeates Fr. Sprints Houston, Texas Episcopal^ Indicates a member of the 2010 Eagles cross country team

Randy Thomas – Head Coach, (23rd season, Massachusetts ’75)John Buckley – Asst. Coach Throws/Multi Events, (14th season, Kent State ’71)Erin O’Reilly – Asst. Coach Middle Distances, (Ninth season, West Virginia ’93)mallory Champa – Asst. Coach Distances, (First season, Boston College ’10)Christina Solomon – Asst. Coach Jumps (First season, Boston College ’10)

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graduate StudentAbbey Park/Oakville, Ontario

Holds 13 of the fastest times for the 400m, 500m, 800m, 4x400m Relay and Distance Medley Relay in Boston College Track history. Set BC records in the indoor 800m (2:03.45), 4x400m Relay (3:46.95) and Distance Medley Relay (11:05.69), as well as the outdoor 4x800m Relay (8:33.85).

AS A GRAD STUDENT (2010-11))

XC: First-year member of the cross country team … set PRs in four meets during the fall ... crossed the line in a PR of 18:39 at the Mayor’s Cup (10/24), scoring fourth for BC … completed the New England Champion-ship course (10/9) in a time of 19:02 for 10th place in the sub-varsity race … made collegiate debut in cross country with a time of 19:01 at the Boston College Invitational (9/11), coming in 40th overall.

AS A senior (2009-10))

indoor T&F: ACC Champion in the 800m…ECAC Distance Medley Relay Champion…ran the third leg of the BC Distance Medley Relay team that finished 11th in the nation at the NCAA Championship (3/12-13)…member the Distance Medley Relay team that won the ECAC Championship (3/7) in 11:05.69…won the 800m in 2:07.64 – after posting a qualifying time of 2:10.60 – at the ACC Championship (2/25-27)…was a part of the 4x800m that took second in 9:14.25 at the BU Terrier Invitational (1/29-30)…won the 500m in 1:16.14 and a 3:59.72 as part of a 4x400m Relay at the Rhode Is-land Invitational (1/23)…won the 1,000m run at the Jay Carisella Invitational (12/5) in a time of 2:58.59.Outdoor T&F: All-ACC in the 800m…ECAC 800m Champion…BC 800m record (2:03.45)…BC 4x800m Relay record…placed fourth in her heat and 12th overall at the NCAA Championships in the 800 with a time of 2:07.30…set an 800m Boston College record at the NCAA East Regional Meet with a time of 2:03.45, simultaneously qualifying for nationals…won the 800 at the ECAC Championship (5/14-16) with a time of 2:05.66, posting a qualify-ing time of 2:05.53…ran the second leg of a 4x800m Relay team (2:06.53) that set the school record of 8:33.85 and took fifth at Penn Relays (4/24)…placed third in the 800m at the ACC Championship (4/17), turning in a time of 2:06.81…placed third in the 800m with a time of 2:07.13 and sixth in the 1,500m at 4:25.83 at the Stanford Invitational (3/26-27).

AS A junior (2008-09))

indoor T&F: ACC Champion in the 800m…ECAC Most Outstand-ing Performer…won the 800m run at the ACC Indoor Championships (2:08.00)... put up the seventh fastest 800m time in the country last season in her win at the ECAC Championships (2:04.66)...second in the 800m run at the BU Valentine Invitational (2:05.50)...won the 800m run at the Reebok Boston Indoor Games (2:07.95)...won the 400m dash at the Northeastern Winter Carnival (58.57)...23rd in the 200m dash at the Northeastern Winter Carnival (27.08).

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200m 2008-09: 27.08 – Northeastern Winter Carnival 2006-07: 25.76 – Boston Indoor Games400m 2007-08: 58:01 – Husky Invitational 2006-07: 56.43 – Stanford Invite500m 2008-09: 1:18.80 – Northeastern Winter Carnival 2007-08: 1:13.92 – Reebok Indoor Games 2006-07: 1:12.92 – Boston Univ. 800m 2009-10: 2:03.45 – NCAA East Regions 2008-09: 2:04.66 – ECAC Championship 2007-08: 2:05.18 – Stanford Invitational 2006-07: 2:05.41 – ECAC Championship1,000m 2009-10: 2:58.59 – Jay Carisella Invite (12/5)1,500m 2009-10: 4:25.83 – Stanford Invite (3/26-27)5K 2010-11: 18:39 – Mayor’s Cup (10/24)

AS A sophomore (2007-08))

indoor T&F: All-ACC in the 800m…won four of the five races she com-peted in ... third in the 800m at the ACC Championships (2:13.56) ... won the 800m at the Tufts Invitational (2:07.65) ... won the 500m dash at the Bean-pot (1:14.06) ... won the 500m dash at the Reebok Indoor Games (1:13.92) ... the third-best time in program history ... won the 400m dash at the Husky Invitational (58:01).Outdoor T&F: NCAA All-East Region…All-ACC in the 800m…New Eng-land 800m Champion…earned All-East region honors after finishing third in the 800m at the NCAA East Regional (2:06.42) ... won the 800m at the New England Championships (2:08.08) ... third in the 800m at the ACC Champi-onships (2:05.41) ... third in the 800m (2:05.18) and 10th in the 400m dash at the Stanford Invitational (56.95).

AS A freshman (2006-07))

indoor T&F: At the Boston Indoor Games, placed fourth in the 200m dash (25.76) ... also had the fastest time in the 400m dash (56.45) ... won at the Boston University Multi Team Meet, clocking a 1:12.91 in the 500m dash ... At the Harvard Invitational, took top honors in the 500m dash (1:15.21) ... won the 400m run against Harvard (57.76) ... first at Boston University’s St. Valentine Invitational in the 800m (2:08.32.Outdoor T&F: Qualified for the NCAA Championships in the 800m ... in the semi-final race, ran a 2:05.18, marking the second-fastest 800m in BC history ... fourth in the final race with a time of 2:06.53 ... at the ACC Cham-pionship, placed second in the 800m (2:07.75) and ran the last leg of the 4x400m relay team that placed 10th.

BEFORE BCThree-time Athlete of the Year at Abbey Park ... five-time OFSAA (Ontario Provincial Championships) medalist, including three gold medals ... national 800m champion in Canada in 2005 and silver medalist in the 400m ... holds school record in six events ... also played ice hockey and field hockey in high school ... four-time member of the honor society.

PERSONALBorn April 24, 1988 ... enrolled in the School of Arts and Sciences as a biol-ogy/pre-med major ... older of Matt and Cyndie Bailey’s two children.



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graduate StudentBirchmount Park/Toronto, Ontario


XC: Placed 54th overall at the ECAC Championship (11/20), scoring third for the Eagles with a time of 19:00.8 ... was the fifth point scorer for the Eagles at the Mayor’s Cup (10/24), coming in at 18:44 ... took ninth place in the sub-varsity race at the New England Championship (10/9) with a time of 19:57 ... finished in ninth overall position at the UMass Invitational (9/18) in a time of 18:13 ... came in 31st overall at the Boston College Invitational (9/11) with a time of 18:46 over 5K.


XC: Finished the New England Championship (10/10) course in 19:19 (88th place) … ran the UMass Invitational meet in 18:45, finishing in 25th place.Indoor T&F: Ran a 5:03.87 in the mile and the anchor leg for the distance medley relay who won in 12:01.25 at the Rhode Island Invitational (1/23).


XC: Ran the NCAA Championship course in 21:58.2 … finished 21st overall at the Northeast Regional Championship with a time of 22:12.9 … took 27th at he ACC Championship by crossing in 21:38.6 … ran the Notre Dame Invitational course in 18:15 … opened the season with a 17:55 to finish seventh vs. Providence, New Hampshire, and Georgia College. Outdoor T&F: 24th in the 1500m run at the ECAC Championships (4:37.52)...third in the 1500m run at the New England Championships (4:28.70)...fourth in the 1500m run at the UMass Invitational (4:36.54)...second in the 1500m run at the Stonehill Invitational (4:41.15)...14th in the 800m run at the Stonehill Invitational (2:26.15)...24th in the 5000m run at the Stanford Invitational (17:12.07).


XC: Took part in the NCAA Championships, completing the 6,000 meter course in 22:13 … placed 24th overall at the New England Regional Cham-pionship, finishing the 6k course in 21:29.60… ran the fourth fastest BC time at the ACC Championships, marking a 22:21.8 in the 6k run. indoor T&F: Sixth in the mile at the ACC Championships (4:55.09) ... sec-ond in the mile at the Beanpot (4:48.11) ... second in the 1000m at the Reebok Indoor Games (2:52.84) ... sixth in the 800m vs. Sacred Heart and Boston University (2:16.17).Outdoor T&F: Seventh in the 1500m at the New England Championships (4:35.53) ... won the 3000m at the Brown Invitational (9:49.56) ... sixth in the 1500m at the Stanford Invitational (4:29.15) ... 16th in the 800m at the Stanford Invitational (2:14.22).


XC: Finished the NCAA Championships in 23:28.5 … crossed in 23:12.4 at the ACC Championships … 68th at the NCAA Northeast Regional with a time of 23:13.7 … finished 51st, crossing in 18:43 at the New England Championships … crossed in 22:57.7 at the Pre-National Meet … placed third at first collegiate meet at the UMass Invitational with a time of 18:36 … crossed the line in 23:12 at the Iona Meet of Champions.


800m 2008-09: 2:26.15 – Stonehill Invite 2007-08: 2:14.22 – Stanford Invite 2006-07: 2:15.55 – Northeastern Open1000m 2007-08: 2:52.84 – Reebok Indoor Games 2006-07: 2:54.45 – ECAC Championship1500m 2008-09: 4:28.70 – New England Championship 2007-08: 4:29.15 – Stanford Invite 2006-07: 4:25.68 – Brown Spring Meetmile 2009-10: 5:03.87 – URI Invite (1/23) 2007-08: 4:55.09 – ACC Championships 2006-07: 4:51.15 – BU Valentine Invite3000m 2007-08: 9:49.56 – Brown Invite 2006:07: 9:56.98 – Harvard Invite5000m(T&F) 2008-09: 17:12.07 – Stanford Invite5K (XC) 2010-11: 5K – 18:13 – UMass Invite (9/18) 2009-10: 5K – 18:45 – UMass Invite 2008-09: 5K – 17:55 – quad meet 2006-07: 5K – 18:36 – UMass Invite6K 2008-09: 6K – 21:38.60 – ACC Championship 2007-08: 6K – 21:29.60 – New England Champs 2006-07: 6K – 22:57.7 – Pre-National MeetDistance medley 2009-10: 12:01.25 – URI Invite (1/23) 2006-07: 11:57.24 – Boston Indoor Games

indoor T&F: Third in the 1000m at the ECAC Championships (2:54.45) ... fourth in the mile at the ACC Championships (5:08.44) ... also ran the 3000m in 10:01.65 ... ran the mile at Boston University’s St. Valentine In-vitational in 4:51.15 ... fourth in the 880m in the dual meet against Harvard (2:18.70) ... finished in the top ten in the 3000m at the Harvard Invitational (9:56.98) ... won the 1000m at the Boston Indoor Games (2:50.57) ... also anchored the distance medley that placed first in 11:57.24.Outdoor T&F: Qualified for the NCAA Championship in the 1500m, clock-ing a 4:28.04 in the prelims ... at the Stanford Invitational, ran a 2:12.44 in the 800m and a 4:29.63 in the 1500m ... ran in the 800m (2:20.62) and the 1500m (4:32.96) at the NEICAAA Championship ... won the 1500m at the Brown Spring Time Meet (4:25.68) ... had the third-fastest time in the 1500m prelims at the ACC Championship (4:34.02) ... fourth in the 1500m at UMass’ Spring Meet (4:37.19) ... second in the 800m at the Northeastern Spring Open (2:15.55).

BEFORE BCMVP for track for three consecutive seasons … team captain as a senior … three-time OFSAA (provincial) medalist in the 800-meter race … anchor runner for the OFSAA gold medal 4x400m team … four-time recipient of the honors award for high academic achievement … winner of science award for the highest standing in senior biology.

PERSONALBorn March 3, 1988 … enrolled in the Lynch School of Education … only child of Dan and Paula Driscoll.



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graduate Studentwesterly/westerly, R.i.


XC: Scored second for the Eagles at the Mayor’s Cup (10/24) with her fast-est time of the season (18:38) taking 35th overall … placed sixth as part of a sweep for BC at the New England Championship (10/9) in the sub-varsity race with a time of 18:46 … crossed the line in 18:56 at Boston Invitational (9/11), coming in 36th overall.


XC: Concluded the season with an 18:03 performance for 23rd place at the ECAC Championships (11/21) … ran 22:21.4 at the ACC Championship meet in Cary, N.C., finished 57th overall … finished in 15th place (18:10.0) at the Murray Keatinge Invitational (10/3) … took 12th place at the UMass Invitational (9/19) in a time of 18:10.00. indoor T&F: Came in third in 1,000m competition with a time of 2:53.32 and second as part of the 4x800m Relay team (9:14.25) at the BU Terrier Invitational (1/29-30).Outdoor T&F: Member of the 4x800m relay team that took fifth at the ECAC Championship (5/8) in 8:58.70…ran a 4:39.06 in the 1,500m at the New England Championship (5/8).


XC: Ran the Notre Dame Invitational course in 18:17 … finished 23rd over-all at the Iona Meet of Champions with a time of 22:51.4.indoor T&F: Seventh in the 800m run at the ACC Indoor Champion-ships (2:11.83)...fifth place in the 800m dash at the BU Valentine Invita-tional (2:09.97)...won the 1000m run at the Reebok Boston Indoor Games (2:52.64)...third in the 800m run at the Dartmouth Relays (2:15.87)...won the 1000m run at the Northeastern Winter Carnival (2:55.62).Outdoor T&F: Finished in first place in the 1500m run at the New Eng-land Championships (4:27.40)...won the 1500m at the UMass Invitational (4:35.22)...won the 800m run at the Stonehill Invitational (2:15.47)...won the 1500m run at the Stonehill Invitational (4:40.85)...fifth in her heat in the 800m run at the Stanford Invitational (2:10.69).


XC: Ran in the NEICAAA Championships, helping BC to its fourth-place finish, completing the course in 19:20 … competed in the BC Invite race, completing the 5k in 19:00. indoor T&F: Second in the 1000m at the ECAC Championships (2:49.21) ... sixth in the 800m at the ACC Championships (2:15.08) ... second in the 800m at the New Balance Invitational (2:12.14) ... won the 800m at the Beanpot (2:11.75) ... second in the 800m vs. Sacred Heart and Boston Uni-versity (2:13.09) ... third in the mile at the Harvard Open (5:06.08) ... second in the 1000m at the Husky Invitational (2:53.14). Outdoor T&F: Fourth in the 800m at the ECAC Championships (2:10.26) ... fifth in the 1500m at the New England Championships (4:35.16) ... fifth in the 800m at the ACC Championships (2:09.05) ... 13th in the 1500m at the Stanford Invitational (4:31.60) ... 17th in the 800m at the Stanford Invitational (2:10.31).


500m 2006-07: 1:15.85 – Boston Indoor Games800m 2008-09: 2:09.97 – BU Valentine 2007-08: 2:10.26 – ECAC Outdoor Championship 2006-07: 2:13.16 – ACC Championship1000m 2009-10: 2:53.32 – BU Invite (1/29-30) 2008-09: 2:52.64 – Reebook Games 2007-08: 2:49.21 – ECAC Indoor Championship 1500m 2009-10: 4:39.06 – NewEnglands (5/8) 2008-09: 4:35.22 – UMass Invite 2007-08: 4:31.60 – Stanford Invitemile 2007-08: 5:06.08 – Harvard Open4x400m 2006-07: 3:59.26 – Boston Indoor Games5K 2010-11: 18:38 – Mayor’s Cup (10/24) 2009-10: 18:03 – ECAC Championship (11/21) 2008-09: 18:17 – Notre Dame 2007-08: 19:00 – BC Invite6K 2009-10: 22:21.4 – ACC Championship (10/31)


XC: Did not compete in any meets for the Eagles. indoor T&F: Ran her fastest 800m of the season for a 10th place finish at the ACC Championship (2:13.16) ... also participated in the distance med-ley relay that placed fourth (11:39.26) ... won the 800m at the dual meet with Harvard (2:16.08) ... second in the 500m at the Harvard Invitational (1:15.85) and the Boston University Multi Meet (1:15.00) ... had the Eagles fastest time of 1:15.65 in the 500m at the Boston Indoor Games and ran on the 4x400m relay squad that placed fourth (3:59.26).

BEFORE BCNational High School 1,600m Champion in 2004 … ran fifth fastest time ever recorded for a high school female in the 1000m with a time of 2:47.66 … two-time Rhode Island State Cross Country Champion (2004, 2005) … won 24 individual and relay Rhode Island State Championships while lead-ing her team to four consecutive Rhode Island Indoor and Outdoor State Championships (2003-06) … Rhode Island Words Unlimited Schoolgirl Ath-lete of the Year in 2004-05 and 2005-06 … four consecutive selections as the Rhode Island Gatorade Female High School Track Athlete of the Year … member of National Honors Society.

PERSONALBorn on March 30, 1988 … enrolled as communications major in College of Arts and Sciences … one of Janet and John Gawrych’s four children.



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AS A SENIOR (2010-11)XC: Came in at 40th overall at the New England Championship (10/9), running a 18:42 ... finished sixth overall, second for BC, at the UMass Invitational (9/18) in a time of 18:06 ... opened the season with a time of 19:12 in the Boston College Invitational (9/11).

AS A JUNIOR (2009-10)XC: Took 31st place at the Mayor’s Cup (10/25) ... finished in 18:52.9 at the Murray Keatinge Invitational (10/03).indoor T&F: Delivered a personal record time of 2:51.47 in the 1,000-meter competition at the BU Terrier Invitational (1/23).Outdoor T&F: At the ECAC Championship (5/14-16), took third place as part of the 4x800m relay team with a time of 8:49.75, after qualifying for the finals in 8:58.70, and turned in a PR of 2:09.15 in the 800m...finished the 800m in 2:17.21 at the New England Championship (5/6-8)...at the Stanford Invitational (3/26-27), ran a 2:14.89 in the 800m and 4:41.95 in the 1,500m.

AS A SOPHOMORE (2008-09))

XC: Finished 36th at Murray Keatinge Invitational with a 19:01.60 time.indoor T&F: Eighth place in the 800m run at the BU Valentine Invitational (2:10.99)...third in the 800m run at the Reebok Boston Indoor Games (2:12.37)... fourth in the 800m run at the Dartmouth Relays (2:16.14)...third in the 500m dash at the Northeastern Winter Carnival (1:18.80). Outdoor T&F: 19th place in the 1500m run at the NCAA Regional Cham-pionships (4:25.57)...fifth place in the 800m run at the ECAC Champion-ships (2:10.75)...finished in first place in the 800m run at the New England Championships (2:11.40)...won the 800m run at the UMass Invitational (2:14.13)...fourth in the 800m run at the Stonehill Invitational (2:17.56)...established a PR in the 1,500-meters at the Brown Invitational (4/29), running 4:25.57...ninth in the 1500m run at the Stanford Invitational (4:34.03)...seventh in the 800m run at the Stanford Invitational (2:12.90).

AS A FRESHMAN (2007-08)indoor T&F: Seventh in the 800m at the ECAC Championships (2:13.39) ... won the 600m at the Tufts Invitational (1:35.90) ... fourth in the 1000m at the New Balance Invitational (2:55.28) ... second in the 800m at the Beanpot (2:12.47) ... second in the 800m at the Reebok Indoor Games (2:13.28) ... third in the 1000m vs. Sacred Heart and Boston University (2:54.27) ... second in the 500m dash at the Harvard Open (1:15.94) ... third in the 1000m at the Husky Invitational (2:55.58)...ran the 500-me-ter in 1:15.54 (PR) at the Harvard Open (12/08).Outdoor T&F: Ninth in the 800m at the New England Championships (2:14.01) ... won the 800m at the Brown Invitational (2:11.81) ... 28th in the 1500m at the Stanford Invitational (4:37.13) ... fifth in the 800m at the Stanford Invitational (2:11.57) ... second in the 800m at the Owl Invitational (2:20.00).


500m 2008-09: 1:18.80 - Northeastern Winter Carnival 2007-08: 1:15.54 - Harvard Open (12/8)600m 1:35.60 - Tufts Invite800m 2009-10: 2:14.89 - Stanford Invite (3/26-27) 2008-09: 2:09.15 - ECACs 2007-08: 2:11.57 - Stanford Invitational1000m 2008-09: 2:51.47 - BU Terrier Invite (1/23) 2007-08: 2:54.27 - tri-meet1500m 2009-10: 4:41.95 - Stanford Invite (3/26-27) 2008-09: 4:25.57 - Brown Invite (4/29) 2007-08: 4:37.13 - Stanford Invite5K 2010-11: 18:06 - UMass Invite (9/18) 2009-10: 18:52.9 - Murray Keatinge Invite (10/3) 2008-09: 19:01.6 - Murray Keatinge Invite4x800m Relay 2009-10: 8:49.75 ECACs (5/14-16)

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BEFORE BC

Attended North Kingstown High School in R.I. ... 2007 New England 1,000m champion ... 800m New England Champion in 2006 ... cham-pion of the Rhode Island 600m in 2005 and 2007 ... earned first-team all-state honors for cross country as a senior ... North Kingstown won the Rhode Island state championship three times during her career.

PERSONAL

Born July 4, 1989 ... enrolled as a secondary education major in the Lynch School of Education ... daughter of Charlie and Ellen Breagy ... has one brother, Conor.

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AS A SENIOR (2010-11)XC: All-American ... All-Northeast Region ... All-ACC ... ACC Performer of the Week (9/13) ... earned All-American status with a 30th place finish at the NCAA Championship (11/22), coming in at 20:53 (6K) in harsh conditions and scoring first for the Eagles ... led BC at the NCAA Northeast Regional Quali-fier (11/12), taking seventh place overall with a PR of 20:17.6 (6K), earning All-Region honors ... earned All-ACC honors with a seventh place finish at the ACC Championship (10/30), delivering a strong kick to finish in 20:31.6 (6k) and lower her PR by 53 seconds ... crossed the line in 17:26 at the New England Championship (10/9), taking third overall and finishing second for BC ... finished second for the Eagles at the Roy Griak Invitational (9/25) in 21:34 (6K), 18th overall position ... won the Boston College Invitational (9/11) in a personal record time of 17:14.

AS A JUNIOR (2009-10)XC: Took fourth place at the ECAC Championship Meet (11/21) with a time of 17:26.4 ... ran 23:38 (6K) at the NCAA Regional Meet (11/14) ... finished in 32nd at the ACC Championship (10/31) with a time of 21:34.7 ... ran 21:48 at the Penn State 6K National Invite (10/16) to finish in 27th place ... won the UMass Invitational (9/19) in a time of 17:19.00.indoor T&F: Anchor leg of the distant medley relay that finished 11th in the nation with a time of 11:23.83 at the NCAA Championship (3/12-13)…part of the ECAC Championship distance medley relay team, that won in 11:05.69…at the ACC Championship (2/25-27), was fourth in the mile at 4:47.56, after qualifying in 5:01.05, and eighth in the 800m with a time of 2:08.89, after qualifying in 2:10.70.…won the mile competition at the BU Terrier Invitational (1/29-30) with a time of 4:50.80 and was part of the 4x800m relay team, which took second in 9:14.25…won the 1,000m run at the Rhode Island Invitational (1/23) in a time of 2:49.28.Outdoor T&F: All-ACC in the 800m… New England 1,500m Champion…ACC Performer of the Week (3/30)…set school record in the 4x800m Relay (8:33.85)…placed second in the 800m at the ACC Championship (4/17) with a time of 2:06.19 – three thousandths shy of first… took second in the 800m at the ECAC Champion-ship (5/14-16) with a time of 2:06.08, qualified for the finals with a win in heat three at 2:05.45…led a 1-2-3 sweep of the 1,500m run at the New England Championship in 4:20.91…ran the anchor leg (2:05.75) for the BC record setting 4x800m Relay team that took fifth at Penn Relays (4/24) in 8:33.85…placed sixth in the 800m at the Stanford Invitational (3/26-27) with a time of 2:07.49.

AS A SOPHOMORE (2008-09))XC: Ran the NCAA Championship course in 22:00.0 ... finished 30th at the North-east Regional Championship with a time of 22:29.5 ... took 36th at the ACC Cham-pionship by clocking a 21:51.0 ... ran a 22:12.26 at the Chile Pepper Festival ... finished 13th at the New England Championship with a time of 18:20 ... ran the course at the Notre Dame Invitational in 17:41. T&F: Did not compete in any meets due to injury.


800m 2009-10: 2:05.45 – ECACs (5/14-16) 2007-08: 2:08.89 - New Englands1000m 2009-10: 2:49.28 – URI Invite (1/23) 2007-08: 2:36.89 - Reebok Indoor Games1500m 2009-10: 4:20.91 – New Englands 2007-08: 4:28.88 - Stanford Invitemile 2009-10: 4:50.80 – BU Invite (1/29-30)5K 2010-11: 17:14 - BC Invite (9/11) 2009-10: 17:19 - UMass Invite (9/19) 2008-09: 17:41 - Notre Dame Invite 2007-08: 17:44 - Notre Dame Invite6K 2010-11: 20:17.6 - NCAA NE Regions (11/12) 2009-10: 21:34.7 - ACCs (10/31) 2008-09: 21:51.0 - ACCs 2007-08: 21:24.0 - Pre-National MeetDistance medley 2009-10: 11:05.69 – ECACs (2/25-27)4x800m Relay 2009-10: 8:33.85 – Penn Relays (4/24)

CLASS OF 2011

AS A FRESHMAN (2007-08)XC: Completed the NCAA Championship course in 23:22 ... at the NCAA New England Regional Championship, marked a 22:31.10 in the 6k race ... ran a 17:44 at the Notre Dame Invitational ... placed 11th at the BC invite, completing the 5k course in 17:45 ... clocked a 21:24 in her first collegiate 6k race at the Pre-Nationals meet.indoor T&F: Seventh in the 800m at the ACC Championships (2:16.08) ... fifth in the mile at the ACC Championships (4:49.37) ... won her first three races of the season in the mile at the Beanpot (4:45.30), the 1000m at the Reebok Indoor Games (2:46.89) and the 800m vs. Sacred Heart and BU(2:12.28). Outdoor T&F: Second in the 800m at the New England Championships (2:08.89) and the ECAC Championships (2:07.98) ... 19th in the 1500m at the Stanford Invitational (4:28.88) ... 18th in the 800m at the Stanford Invitational (2:10.54).

BEFORE BCServed as team captain as a senior...won state championship in the 1000m...also was a member of the swim team...member of the National Honor Society.

PERSONALBorn September 21, 1988...enrolled in the College of Arts & Sciences...the middle of John and Mary-Beth King’s three children.

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AS A SENIOR (2010-11)XC: All-Northeast Region Team member ... first-year, walk-on mem-ber of the program ... crossed the line in 21:11 (6K) at the NCAA Championship (11/22) - scoring second for BC - just shy of earning All-American honors at 55th place overall ... delivered a PR of 20:35.4 to place 16th overall - third for BC - and earn All-Region honors at the NCAA Northeast Regional Qualifier (11/12) ... crushed her previous six kilometer PR by 65 seconds, coming in at 20:52.9 (6K) to take 16th overall at the ACC Championship (10/30), narrowly missing All-ACC honors in her first try as an Eagle ... finished in fifth place as the fourth point scorer for BC, running a PR of 17:40 at the New England Championships (10/9) ... established a personal record in the 6K at the Roy Griak Invitational (9/25), coming in fourth for the Eagles at 21:57 ... made collegiate debut with a time of 17:52 at the Boston Col-lege Invitational (9/11), finishing fourth for the team-champion Eagles.onal (2:17.56)...established a PR in the 1,500-meters at the Brown In-vitational (4/29), running 4:25.57...ninth in the 1500m run at the Stan-ford Invitational (4:34.03)...seventh in the 800m run at the Stanford Invitational (2:12.90).

BEFORE BC

All-State selection in women’s lacrosse ... played lacrosse, field hockey and ice hockey competitively ... named to the Dean’s List numerous times.

PERSONAL

Born Feb. 17, 1988 in New York, N.Y. to Charles and Meg Krause ... has a twin sister, Kate, and younger brother Charles (16) ... currently enrolled in the Lynch School.


5K 2010-11: 17:40 - New Englands (10/9)6K 2010-11: 20:35.4 - NCAA NE Regions (11/12)

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AS A SENIOR (2010-11)XC: Ran her fastest time of the year (18:38), scoring third for the Eagles and playing 36th overall at the Mayor’s Cup (10/24) … posted a time of 19:23 at the New England Championship (10/9) … ran 18:50 at the UMass Invitational (9/18) to finish seventh for the Eagles … opened the season with a time of 19:55 at the Boston College Invitational (9/11).

AS A JUNIOR (2009-10)XC: A ran the ACC Championship (10/31) course in 22:31.8 (6K) for 68th place … was the Eagles’ fourth finisher at the New England Cross Coun-try Championships (10/10) in a time of 18:54 … finished in 16th overall (18:15.75) at the Murray Keatinge Invite (10/3) … turned in a 17:59.00 performance to take seventh place at the UMass Five-Way Meet (9/19) … started the season with a fifth place finish at the Dartmouth Invitational (9/12) in a time of 20:43.30 (3.3. miles).


XC: Ran a 24:31.2 at the Iona Meet of Champions.

AS A FRESHMAN (2007-08)XC: Competed at the ACC Championships, completing the 6k run in 23:18 … ran in the Pre-Nationals race, clocking a 22:05 … placed fifth on the team at the Notre Dame Cross Country invitational, running a 18:02 in the 5k course … competed in her first collegiate race at the BC invite, running the 5000m course in 18:12, fast enough for 24th place out of 94 runners.indoor T&F: 17th in the 5000m at the ACC Championships (17:41.57) ... eighth in the 5000m at the New Balance Invitational (17:47.61) ... sixth in the 3000m at the Reebok Indoor Games (10:11.98) ... won the 3000m vs. Sacred Heart and Boston University (10:16.19) ... fourth in the 3000m at the Husky Invitational (10:24.77).Outdoor T&F: 23rd in the 5000m at the Stanford Invitational (18:43.30).

BEFORE BC

Named to all-league and All-Ohio squads from 2003-2007…helped high school win cross country state championships three times … served as captain as a senior…also member of the swim team and named captain as a senior.

PERSONAL

Born January 3, 1989…enrolled in the College of Arts & Sciences…the second of Phil and Jeanne Titus’ five children.


3000m 2007-08: 10:11.98 – Reebok Indoor Games5000m 2007-08: 17:41.57 – ACCs5K 2010-11: 18:38 – Mayor’s Cup (10/24) 2009-10: 17:59.00 – UMass Invite (9/19)6K 2009-10: 22:31 – ACCs (10/31) 2008-09: 24:31.2 – Iona

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C h r i s t y T i t u s

SeniorBowling green/Bowling green, Ohio



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AS A SENIOR (2010-11)XC: Turned in a time of 22:03 at the NCAA Championship (11/22), scoring fifth for the Eagles at 139th overall position ... finished the NCAA Northeast Regional Qualifying course (6K) in 21:44.0 for 69th overall ... shattered her PR by 45 seconds to score fourth for BC at the ACC Championship (10/30), crossing the line in 21:25.8 over 6K for the fourth place Eagles ... paced the field, championing the Eagles sweep of the sub-varsity heat of the New England Championship (10/9), earning first place with a time of 18:19 ... finished the Roy Griak Invitational (9/25) course in 22:53 (6K), the seventh Eagle to cross the line ... opened the season at the Boston College Invitational (9/11), running an 18:31 to finish 19th overall.

AS A JUNIOR (2009-10)XC: Concluded the season at the ACC Championship Meet (10/31), cross-ing the line in 22:10.50 (6K) as the seventh scorer for the Eagles ... finished the Penn State National Invite (10/16) in a time of 22:27 (6K) ... turned in a 17:53.9 performance at the Murray Keatinge Invitational (10/3) for 12th place overall ... began the season with a 14th place finish in a time of 18:13.00 at the UMass Five-Way Meet (9/19).indoor T&F: Placed 18th in the 800m at the ACC Championship (2/25-27) with a time of 2:15.63…at the BU Terrier Invitational (1/29-30) ran a 5:12.06 mile and competed on the 4x800m Relay team that placed second in 9:14.25…took fifth place in the 1,000m run at the Rhode Island Invita-tional (1/23) in 2:58.28.Outdoor T&F: Posted a time of 2:16.77 in the 800m at the New England Championship (5/8)…at the Stanford Invitational (3/26-27), ran a 2:14.87 800m and a 4:44.68 in the 1500m.


XC: Ran a 23:29.1 at the Iona Meet of Champions. Indoor T&F: 15th in the 800m run at the ECAC Championships (2:13.35)...second in the 1000m run at the Reebok Boston Indoor Games (2:52.99)... third in the one mile run at the Northeastern Winter Carnival (5:09.80). Outdoor T&F: 22nd place in the 1500m run at the ECAC Championships (4:35.35)...seventh in the 1500m run at the New England Championships (4:32.17)...second in the 1500m run at the UMass Invitational (4:35.63)...sixth in the 800m run at the Stonehill Invitational (2:19.53)...fifth in her heat in the 800m run at the Stanford Invitational (2:11.66)...sixth in her heat in the 1500m run at the Stanford Invitational (4:33.00).

AS A FRESHMAN (2007-08)XC: Did not compete in any meets. indoor T&F: Sixth in the 1000m at the Husky Invitational (2:57.06).Outdoor T&F: 22nd in the 800m at the New England Championships (2:18.17) ... fifth in the 800m at the Brown Invitational (2:15.00) ... sixth in the 800m at the UMass Spring Meet (2:15.54).


800m 2009-10: 2:15.63 – ACCs (2/25-27) 2008-09: 2:11.66 - Stanford Invite 2007-08: 2:15.00 - Brown Invite1000m 2009-10: 2:58.28 – URI Invite (1/23) 2008-09: 2:52.99 - Reebook Games 2007-08: 2:57.07 - Husky Invite1500m 2009-10: 4:44.68 – Stanford Invite (3/26-27) 2008-09: 4:33.00 - Stanford Invitemile 2008-09: 5:09.80 - Northeastern Winter Carnival5K 2010-11: 18:19 - New Englands (10/9) 2009-10: 17:53.9 - Murray Keatinge Invite (10/3) 2008-09: 23:29.1 - Iona6K 2010-11: 21:25.8 - ACCs (10/30) 2009-10: 22:10.5 - ACCs (10/31)

CLASS OF 2011

BEFORE BC

Won the bronze medal in the provincial OFSAA 800m race as a senior ... fourth at the Junior Nationals Track & Field Championships in 2006 ... earned a bronze medal as a freshman for the OFSAA in the 3000m ... named track MVP all four years in high school.

PERSONAL

Born July 25, 1989 ... enrolled as a biology major in the College of Arts & Sciences ... the youngest of Ian and Debi Wallace’s children.

M a d e l i n e Wa l l a c e

SeniorLondon Cent. Secondary/London, Ontario



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indoor T&F: Took fourth in the high jump at the Rhode Island Invita-tional (1/23), posting a height of 1.60m (5-3.0ft.)…reached 1.57m (5-1.75ft.) to place ninth (attempts) in the high jump at the Jay Carisella Invitational (12/5).Outdoor T&F: Won the UMass Spring Meet (4/10) high jump with a height of 1.60m (5-3.0ft.).


High Jump 2009-10: 1.60m – UMass Spring Meet (4/10)

CLASS OF 2012

G e o r g e t t e A s f o u r a

Juniorwalsh Jesuit/Akron, Ohio


Took indoor T&F: At the ACC Championship (2/25-27), turned in a personal record of 26.38 in the 200m dash…ran a 9.96 in the 55m hurdles and threw the shot put 7.89m (25-10.75ft.) at the Rhode Is-land Invitational (1/23)…placed ninth in the 200m dash with a time of 26.71 out of Heat 2 and threw the shot put 8.60m (28-2.75ft.) at the Jay Carisella Invitational (12/5).Outdoor T&F: Ran a 12.86 in the 100m competition to finish in sev-enth at the UMass Spring Meet (4/10).


55m Hurdles 2009-10: 9.96 – URI Invite (1/23)100m 2009-10: 12.86 – UMass Spring Meet (4/10)200m 2009-10: 26.38 – ACCs (2/25-27)Shot Put 2009-10: 8.60m – Jay Carisella (12/5)

R o r y C e l lu c c i

Juniormedway/medway, mass.



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indoor T&F: ECAC Distance Medley Relay Champion…national quali-fier in the DMR…part of the distance medley relay team that finished 11th in the nation at the NCAA Championship (3/12-13) with a time of 11:23.83…ran the 400m as part of the distance medley relay team that won the ECAC Championship (3/7) in 11:05.69…ran a 56.98 in the 400m at the ACC Championship (2/25-27)…placed seventh in the 400m at the BU Invitational (1/29-30), posting a time of 56.46…was the runner-up in the 400m with a time of 58.67 (+0.37sec.) and ran the anchor leg of the 4x400m relay team that finished fourth in 3:59.72 at the Rhode Island Invitational (1/23).Outdoor T&F: At the New England Championship (5/6-8), qualified for the 400m final in 58.22, where she went on to post a time of 58.23 to place sixth…took second in the 800m competition at the UMass Spring Meet (4/10), coming in at 2:18.38…ran a 25.73 in the 200m and a 56.75 in the 400m at the Stanford Invitational (3/26-37)…won the 500m dash in 1:16.64 at the Jay Carisella Invitational (12/5).

AS A freshman (2008-09)indoor T&F: Finished 11th in the 400m dash at the ACC Indoor Championships (56.16)...won the 500m dash at the BU Valentine Invitational (1:14.02)...second in the 400m dash at the Reebok Bos-ton Indoor Games (57.06)...fourth in the 60m dash at the Dartmouth Relays (7.92)...third in the 200m dash at the Northeastern Winter Carnival (25.83).Outdoor T&F: New England 400m Champion…won the 400m dash at the New England Championships (54.82)...second in the 200m dash at the UMass Invitational (25.69)...second in the 400m dash at the UMass Invitational (55.87)...won the 100m dash at the Stonehill Invitational (12.61)...fourth in the 200m dash at the Stan-ford Invitational (25.76).


60m 2008-09: 7.92 – Dartmouth Relays100m 2008-09: 12.61 – Stonehill Invite200m 2009-10: 25.73 – Stanford Invite (3/26-27) 2008-09: 25.69 – UMass Invite400m 2009-10: 56.46 – BU Invite (1/29-30) 2008-09: 54.82 – New Englands500m 2009-10: 1:16.64 – Jay Carisella Invite (12/5) 2008-09: 1:14.02 – BU Invite800m 2009-10: 2:18.38 – UMass Spring Meet (4/10)4x400m Relay 2009-10: 3:59.72 – URI Invite (1/23)DmR 2009-10: 11:05.69 – ECACs (3/7)

A n n a C i o f f r e d i

JuniorLebanon/Lebanon, N.H.

BEFORE BC

Two-time Manchester Union Leader Track Athlete of the Year ... New Hampshire’s Gatorade Track & Field Athlete of the Year ... four-time state champion in the 200m and three-time state champion in the 100m ... also part of 4x400m state championship team as a senior ... New England champion in the 300m as a senior and the 400m as a junior ... New Hamp-shire record holder in the 300m and the 400m ... during indoor season, was three-time state champion in the 300m, 55m, and 4x200m relay ... two-time indoor New Hampshire champ in the long jump ... served as team captain in both indoor and outdoor as a junior and senior ... also starred on the field hockey team where she was a first-team all-state se-lection and led Lebanon to the state title as a junior.

PERSONAL

Born June 16, 1990 ... enrolled as a communications major in the College of Arts & Sciences ... the oldest of Ruth and William Ciof-fredi’s four children.



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indoor T&F: Entered a mark of 13.81m in the weight throw at the ACC Championship (2/25-27)…established a personal record of 13.91m (45-7.75ft.) in the weight throw at the BU Invitational (1/29-30)…placed ninth with a toss of 12.97m (42-6.75ft.) in the weight throw at the Rhode Island Invitational (1/23)…recorded a distance of 12.27m (40-3.25ft.) in the weight throw at the Jay Carisella Invitational (12/5).Outdoor T&F: Recorded a 40.84m (134-0.0ft.) hammer throw at the ACC Championship (4/15-17)…posted a distance of 40.96m (134-4.0ft.) in the hammer throw at the UMass Spring Meet (4/10).


Hammer Throw 2009-10: 40.96 – UMass Spring Meet (4/10)weight Throw 2009-10: 13.91 – BU Invite (1/29-30)

CLASS OF 2012

H i l a r y C l o o n a n

JuniorConwell-Eagan Catholic/Fairless, Pa.

H e at h e r G a r c i a

JuniorBaldwin/Baldwin City, Kan.

AS A JUNIOR (2010-11) XC: Opened the season as the Eagles’ fifth scorer, crossing the line in a time of 18:17 at the Boston College Invitational (9/11).


XC: Ran 18:57.7 at the ECAC Championship Meet (11/21), coming in 75th place overall ... turned in a 18:40.7 performance at the Murray Keatinge (10/3) for 29th place ... finished in 15th place at the UMass Invitational (9/19) in a time of 18:26.indoor T&F: Ended the mile in 16th (5:04.41) at the ACC Champi-onship (2/25-27)...finished the 3,000m competition in 10:06.46 at the BU Terrier Invitational (1/29-30)...took in ninth in the mile at the Rhode Island Invitational (1/23) with a time of 5:03.54.Outdoor T&F: Completed the ACC Championship (4/15-17) 5,000m in 18:02.69...ran the 800m in 2:23.03 at the UMass Spring Meet (4/10)...finished the 5,000m in 17:34.86 at the Stanford Invitational (3/36-27)


XC: Finished in 115th place in her only meet of the season at the Meet of Champions with a time of 24:50.1.

BEFORE BC

Was an Academic All-State runner as a junior...named the All-Area Athlete of the Year in Cross Country and Track her junior season...Was honored with the Wendy’s Heisman Award which is given to the top 10 runners in the state of Kansas.

PERSONAL

Born November 11, 1989...enrolled in the College of Arts & Sciences as a Communications major...daughter of Michael Garcia and Cher-yl Chamberlin...has an older sister named and a younger brother.


800m 2009-10: 2:23.03 - UMass (4/10)mile 2009-10: 5:03.52 - URI Invite (1/23)3,000m 2009-10: 10:06.46 - BU Invite (1/29-30)5,000m T&F 2009-10: 17:34.86 - Stanford Invite (3/26-27)5K 2010-11: 18:17 - BC Invite (9/11) 2009-10: 18:26 - UMass Invite (9/19) 6K 2008-09: 24:50.1


indoor T&F: Set a personal record of 59.53 in the 400m at the BU Invitational (1/29-30)…at the Rhode Island Invitational (1/23), won Heat 2 - taking fourth overall -in the 400m at 1:00.73, took 10th in the 200m at 27.34 and ran the 400m leg for the Eagles team that won the distance medley relay in 12:01.25…placed sixth in the 400m at the Jay Carisella Invitational (12/5), running a 1:00.56 out of Heat 1.Outdoor T&F: Ran a 26.46 in the 200m dash at the New England Championship (5/6-8)…at the UMass Spring Meet (4/10), took fifth in the 400m with a time of 1:00.94 out of the first heat.0).


200m 2009-10: 26.46 – New Englands (5/6-8)400m 2009-10: 59.53 – BU Invite (1/29-30)DmR 2009-10: 12:01.25 – URI Invite (1/23)

C a s e y H s i u n g

Junior • Acton, mass.Acton-Boxborough Regional



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AS A JUNIOR (2010-11) XC: Set a personal record of 21:56.6 (6K) at the ACC Champion-ship (10/30), finishing in 51st overall...crossed the line in 18:38 (5th overall) as part of a sub-varsity sweep at the New England Cham-pionship (10/9) ... made collegiate cross country debut by coming in 16th overall at the Boston College Invite (9/11), crossing the line in 18:28.


indoor T&F: Placed 15th at the ACC Championship, running the mile in 5:03.55...lowered her mile PR time to 4:59.00 at the Husky Winter Carnival...turned in a personal record mile time of 5:03.23 at the BU Terrier Invitational (1/29-30)...ran the 1,000m in 2:59.50 at the Rhode IslandInvitational (1/23)...won the mile in 5:09.51 at the Jay Carisella Invitational (12/5).Outdoor T&F: At the New England Championship (5/8), posted a personal record time of 4:34.92 in the 1,500m...posted a personal record of 2:15.00 in the UMass Invitational 800m competition...ran the 1,500m in 4:41.65 and the 800m in 2:20.15 at the Stanford Invi-tational (3/26-27).


XC: Did not compete in any meets. indoor T&F: Ran a 2:13.64 in the 800m run at the New England Championships...won the 800m run at the Northeastern Winter Car-nival (2:21.43). Outdoor T&F: 14th in the 800m run at the New England Champion-ships (2:14.33)...third in the 1500m run at the Stonehill Invitational (4:41.38)...third in the 1500m run at the Stanford Invitational (4:35.37).


800m 2009-10: 2:15.00 - UMass Invite 2008-09: 2:13.64 – New Englands1500m 2009-10: 4:34.92 – New Englands 2008-09: 4:35.37mile 2009-10: 4:59.00 - Husky Winter Carnival5K 2010-11: 18:28 – BC Invite (9/11)6K 2010-11: 21:56.6 – ACCs (10/30)

K at i ly n C o o n e y

Juniorimmaculate Heart/wyckoff, N.J.

CLASS OF 2012

BEFORE BC

First-team all-county in the 1000m, 4x400m relay, and 4x800m relay ... second-team all-county in the 800m and 1600m ... helped team to a sixth-place finish in the distance medley relay at the Penn Re-lays with a time of 11:55 ... also starred in soccer where she was a first-team all-league and second-team all-county selection ... led Immaculate Heart to the state title game as a junior ... member of the National Honor Society, National Art Honor Society, and the Na-tional Society of High School Scholars ... was also the president of Students Against Drinking and Driving.

PERSONAL

Born August 13, 1990 ... enrolled as a nursing major in the Connell School of Nursing ... the youngest of Donna and John Cooney’s four children.



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K e l s e y H u c k i n s

Juniorwestmoreland, N.H./Keene


indoor T&F: Took fourth in the weight throw competition at the ECAC Championship (3/7), recording a 17.72m (58-1.75ft.) toss…at the ACC Championship (2/25-27), took sixth in the weight throw at 17.52m (57-5.76ft.) and ninth in the shot put at 12.98m (42-7.02ft.)…finished fifth in the weight throw with a toss of 16.69m (54-9.25ft.) and eighth in the shot put at 12.64m (41-5.75ft.)…had a pair of podium fin-ishes at the Rhode Island Invitational (1/23), taking second in the shot put with a throw of 12.94m (42-5.50ft.) and third in the weight throw at 16.22m (53-2.75ft.)…placed fourth in the Jay Carisella Invitational (12/5) weight throw at 15.86m (52-0.50ft.).Outdoor T&F: All-ACC member…ECAC Discus Champion…New England Discus Champion…earned All-ACC honors with a second place finish in the discus at 49.20m (161-5.0ft.) and also finished in fourth in the hammer throw at 51.91m (170-4.0ft.)…won the ECAC Discus Championship (5/14-16) with a toss of48.21m (158-2.0ft.) and finished in 12th in the hammer throw at 52.02m (170-8.0ft.)…won the New England Discus Championship (5/8) with a throw of 49.13m (161-2.0ft.), scored four points with a fifth place showing in the shot put at 12.88m (42-3.25ft.) and tallied one point for BC at eighth in the hammer throw 53.20m (174-6.0ft.)…won the discus with a 48.29m (158-5.0ft.) throw and had a pair of third place fin-ishes in the hammer throw at 48.38m (158-9.0ft.) and in the shot put at 12.97m (42-6.75ft.)…finished in fourth in the shot put at 12.93m (42-5.25ft.) and 11th in the hammer throw at 49.99m (164-0.0ft.) at the Stanford Invitational (3/26-27).


indoor T&F: 13th in the shot put at the ACC Indoor Championships (12.45m)...ninth in the weight throw at the BU Valentine Invitational (15.35m)...eighth in the shot put at the Reebok Boston Indoor Games (14.56m)...won the weight throw and broke the Boston College weight throw record at the Terrier Invitational with a throw of 16.37m...fifth in the weight throw at the Dartmouth Relays (14.91m)...fifth in the shot put at the Dartmouth Relays (12.41m)...third in the weight throw at the Northeastern Winter Carnival (14.61m)...fifth in the shot put at the Northeastern Winter Carnival (11.85m). Outdoor T&F: Ninth in the discus throw at the New England Cham-pionships (39.29m)...won the hammer throw at the UMass Invita-tional (50.03m)...fourth in the hammer throw at the Stonehill Invita-tional (48.50m)...won the discus throw at the Stonehill Invitational (40.38m)...ninth in the shot put at the Stanford Invitational (11.24m)...ninth in the hammer throw at the Stanford Invitational (50.47m)...11th in the discus throw at the Stanford Invitational (40.00m).


Discus 2009-10: 49.20m - ACCs 2008-09: 39.29m – New EnglandsHammer Throw 2009-10: 53.20m – New Englands 2008-09: 50.47m – Stanford InviteShot Put 2009-10: 12.98m - ACCs 2008-09: 12.45m - ACCsweight Throw 2009-10: 17.72m - ECACs 2008-09: 16.37m – BU Invite

BEFORE BC

Four time State Champion in the discus...two time State Champion in the shot-put...was a top-10 nationally ranked discus thrower in her ju-nior year and top-15 ranked as a senior...named the New Hampshire Gatorade Track and Field Athlete of the Year as a junior...ranked in the top-20 nationally in her senior year in the hammer throw.

PERSONAL

Born October 17, 1989...enrolled in the Connell School of Nursing...daughter of Chip Huckins and Darcy Wilson...has a two younger sisters named Kaitlyn and Kristen.



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J i l l i a n K i n g

JuniorScotia-glenville/Scotia, N.Y.

AS A JUNIOR (2010-11) XC: All-Northeast Region team member ... All-ACC member ... ACC Performer of the Week for Oct. 11, 2010 ... ran 21:32 (6K) at the NCAA Championship (11/22), taking 91st overall and scoring third for BC ... claimed 12th overall place at the NCAA Northeast Regional Qualifier (11/12) with a PR of 20:26.9 (6K), earning All-Region honors as the second scorer for the Eagles ... led BC at the ACC Championship (10/30), running with the front pack much of the race, finishing in sixth to earn her second All-ACC honor with a PR of 20:30.4 (6K) ... paced BC at the New England Championships (10/9), taking second overall in a time of 17:22 ... led all Eagles with a ninth place finish at the Roy Griak Invitational (9/24), finishing in 21:23 over 6K ... opened the sea-son as the third finisher for the Eagles, crossing the line in 17:39 at the Boston College Invitational (9/11).


XC: All-ACC member ... led the Eagles with a fourth place finish at the ECAC Championship Meet (11/16) in 17:26.4 ... finished in 11th place at the ACC Championship Meet (10/31) in a time of 20:35.4 (6K) ... led the Eagles with at time of 20:48 (6K) at the Penn State Invitational Meet (10/16), taking fifth overall ... captured the Murray Invitational (10/3) title in a time of 17:09.16 ... paced the field in her collegiate debut at the Dartmouth Invita-tional (9/12) winning in a time of 20:08.00 (3.3 mi.).indoor T&F: ECAC Distance Medley Relay Champion…ran lead off for the Boston distance medley relay at the NCAA Championship (3/12-13)…college member of the Distance Medley Relay ECAC Championship (3/7) team that won in 11:05.69…finished in 12th at the ACC Championship (2/25-27) 3,000m competition with a run of 9:54.51…placed sixth in the 3,000m run with a time of 9:28.76 at the BU Terrier Invitational (1/29-30)…won the mile contest in 4:49.48 at the Rhode Island Invitational (1/23).Outdoor T&F: Set school record (8:33.85) in the 4x800m Relay…earned sixth place in the 1,500m run (4:34.46) at the ACC Championship (4/15-17)…posted a time of 2:08.72 in the finals of the 800m, after qualifying in 2:07.14, at the ECAC Championship (5/14-16)…came in third for the New England Championship (5/6-8) 1,500m competition, posting a time of 4:24.34 as part of a 1-2-3 BC sweep…member of the 4x800m Relay team that took fifth with a school record of 8:33.85 at the Penn Relays (4/24)…finished the 800m in 11th with a time of 2:08.25 and the 1,500m in 4:27.88 at the Stanford Invitational (3/26-27).


800m 2009-10: 2:08.25 – Stanford Invite (3/26-27)1,500m 2009-10: 4:24.34 – New Englands (5/6-8)mile 2009-10: 4:49.48 – URI Invite (1/23)3,000m 2009-10: 9:28.76 – BU Invite (1/29-30)5K 2010-11: 17:22 - New Englands(10/9) 2009-10: 17:09.16 - Murray Invite (10/3) 6K 2010-11: 20:26.9 - NCAA NE Regions (11/12) 2009-10: 20:35.40 - ACCs (10/31)4x800m Relay 2009-10: 8:33.85 – Penn Relays (4/24)DmR 2009-10: 11:05.69 – ECACs (3/7)

BEFORE BC

New York Cross Country State Champion...National 4xMile Champion...All-American in Indoor Track...Captain of her high school track team her senior season...Also participated in soccer and swimming in high school.

PERSONAL

Born March 21, 1990...enrolled on the College of Arts & Sciences as a biology major...daughter of John and Mary Beth King...Has two older sisters Caroline, who also competes for BC, and Keela.



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E l i z a b e t h M cG u i r k

JuniorJesuit/Lake Oswego, Ore.


XC: Placed third with a time of 18:32 in the Eagles sweep of the sub-varsity heat in the New England Championship (10/9) … opened the season with a time of 18:29 at the Boston College Invitational (9/11), coming in 17th place overall.


XC: Placed 42nd at the NCAA Regional Championship (11/14) in a time of 23:26 (6K) … finished in 50th place at the ACC Championship Meet (10/31) in a time of 21:54.0 (6K) … was the third-finisher for BC at the Penn State Invitational (10/16) in a time of 21:54.0 (6K).T&F: Did not compete for Boston College.


XC: While at the University of Washington, ran a 17:30 in the 5000m Cascade Conference Preview taking fourth place...Came in 21st place with a time of 21:25 in the 6000m Sundodger Invitational.

BEFORE BC

Was the Oregon 6A state champion in the 3000m as a senior, and placed 2nd in the 1500m ... runner-up at the state cross country meet as a senior, and was 5th her junior year ... first team All-State in cross country and track in her final season ... cross country team captured Oregon state title every year she was on the team ... Jesuit won state track title her senior year ... won the 2007 Adidas Classic cross coun-try run ... won the Oregon School Activity Association Award for Se-nior Sportsmanship and Integrity in 2008 ... named the 2007 Nike Prefontaine Prep Long Distance Runner of the Year ... a three-time participant in the Nike Team Nationals.

PERSONAL

Born February 26, 1990...enrolled in the Lynch School of Education as a human development major...daughter of Thomas McGuirk and Susan Brim...has two younger brothers in Parker and Hunter.


5K 2010-11: 18:32 – New England Champs (10/9) 2008-09: 17:30 – Cascade Conf. Preview6K 2009-10: 21:54 – 2x, last at ACC Championship Meet (10/31)



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S a r a M i s s e r t

Junior • windham, N.H.Lawrence Central Catholic


indoor T&F: Recorded a 58.53 in the ACC Championship (2/25-27) 400m competition…posted a time of 1:18.71 out of heat two in the 500m at the BU Invitational (1/29-30)…finished in eighth in the 500m with a time of 1:21.14 and was a member of the 4x400m relay team that took fourth in 3:59.72 at the Rhode Island Invitaional (1/23)…placed fifth in the 500m dash at the Jay Carisella Invitational (12/5), crossing in 1:19.44 out of the first heat.Outdoor T&F: At the New England Championship (5/8), ran a 1:00.15 in the 400m competition…turned in a distance of 4.46m (14-7.75ft.) in the long jump at the UMass Spring Meet (4/10)…ran a 59.37 400m time at the Stanford Invitational (3/26-27).


indoor T&F: Finished 21st in the long jump at the ACC Indoor Championships (5.08m)...19th in the long jump at the BU Valentine Invitational (5.10m)...fifth in the 500m dash at the BU Valentine Invi-tational (1:16.32)...fourth in the 500m dash at the Reebok Boston In-door Games (1:17.77)...won her section in the 200m dash at the BU Multi-Team Meet (26.74)...sixth in the 400m dash at the Dartmouth Relays (1:00.87)...eighth in the 500m dash at the Northeastern Win-ter Carnival (1:20.51).Outdoor T&F: Dished out the best leap of her career in the long jump (5.34m)at the Brown Invitational...sixth in the 400m dash at the UMass Invitational (1:00.18)...10th in the long jump at the UMass Invitational (4.76m)...eighth in the long jump at the Stonehill Invita-tional (5.23m)...10th in the 200m dash at the Stonehill Invitational (27.47)...sixth in her heat in the 400m dash at the Stanford Invita-tional (58.85).

BEFORE BC

Massachusetts Division II state champion in the 400m as a junior where she set the meet and CCHS records with a 56.8 ... also state champ in the triple jump relay and holds the CCHS record in that event ... went undefeated in the 400m at dual meets as a junior, help-ing CCHS to an undefeated season ... Merrimack Valley Conference champion in the triple jump and an all-star in the 400m and 4x400m relay ... led team to the Merrimack Valley Conference championship ... led indoor teams to the MIAA Division II state championship as a sophomore and junior ... <I>Eagle Tribune</i> All-Star as a sopho-more and junior ... ran the anchor leg on the 4x400m relay team that won the state title as a sophomore ... conference champion in the 300m as a junior ... led CCHS indoor team to undefeated seasons in 2006 and 2007 ... served as indoor captain twice and outdoor captain as a senior ... member of the National Honor Society.


Long Jump 2009-10: 4.46m – UMass Spring Meet (4/10) 2008-09: 5.34m – Brown Invite200m 2008-09: 26.74 – BU Multi-Team Meet400m 2009-10: 58.53 – ACCs (2/25-27) 2008-09: 58.85 – Stanford Invite500m 2009-10: 1:19.44 – Jay Carisella Invite (12/5) 2008-09: 1:16.32 – BU Invite4x400m Relay 2009-10: 3:59.72 – URI Invite (1/23)

PERSONAL

Born April 7, 1990 ... enrolled as a secondary education major in the Lynch School of Education ... the middle of Mary and Jim Missert’s three children.



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Tay l o r A i z e n s ta d t

SophomoreNorwell/Norwell, mass.

AS A FRESHMAN (2009-10))

indoor T&F: Took fourth in the high jump at the Rhode Island Invita-tional (1/23), posting a height of 1.60m (5-3.0ft.) and fifth in the triple jump with leaps totaling 10.53m (34-6.75ft.)…reached 1.57m (5-1.75ft.) to place sixth (attempts) in the high jump and went 10.09m (33-1.25ft.) in the triple jump for seventh place at the Jay Carisella Invitational (12/5).Outdoor T&F: Finished the high jump in fourth place at 1.55m (5-1.0ft.) and fifth in the triple jump with a distance of 10.61m (34-9.75ft.) at the UMass Spring Meet (4/10).

BEFORE BC

Triple-Jump Champion in the 2007 and 2008 Massachusetts Class D State Championships...competed at the New England Track Cham-pionships in 2008...three-time League All-Star...was named a Patriot Ledger all-scholastic athlete...captained high school track teams her junior and senior seasons...was also the president/founder of the In-visible Children Club.

PERSONAL

Born June 25, 1991...enrolled in the Lynch School of Education as a human development major...daughter to Michael and Patricia Aizen-stadt...has two older brothers named Matthew and Andrew.


High Jump 2009-10: 1.60m – URI Invite (1/23)Triple Jump 2009-10: 10.61m – UMass Spring Meet (4/10)

M e a g h a n A n k l i n

SophomoreFayetteville-manlius/Fayetteville, N.Y.


XC: Posted a time of 20-flat at the New England Championship (10/9) … opened the season with a time of 19:29 at the UMass Invitational (9/18).


XC: Concluded her freshman campaign at the ECAC Championship Meet, finishing in a time of 18:58 … was BC’s third runner to fin-ish at the Mayor’s Cup … to opened the 2009 season with a 19:03 performance at the Murray Keatinge Invitational (10/3).T&F: Did not compete for Boston College.

BEFORE BC

First-team All-State in the state of New York in her senior season...Sixth-team All-State as a junior...First-team All Central New York her junior and senior seasons...Was a member of three high school national championship teams...Was named the 2008 senior cross country athlete of the year...played lacrosse and soccer in high school as well.

PERSONAL

Born Oct. 10, 1991...enrolled in the College of Arts & Sciences...daugh-ter of Chris and Mary Anklin...has a younger brother named Chris.


5K 2010-11: 19:29 – UMass Invite (9/18) 2009-10: 18:58 – ECAC Championship



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J e a n C h r i s t e n s e n

SophomoreLaSalle Academy/Rumford, R.i.


XC: Opened the season at the UMass Invitational (9/18), running a 19:33 over the 5K course.


XC: Placed 38th at the Mayor’s Cup (10/25).indoor T&F: Ran a 3:12.82 in the 1,000m for 11th place at the Rhode Island Invitational (1/23).Outdoor T&F: Finished the 1,500m competition in 5:49.94 at the UMass Spring Meet (4/10)

BEFORE BC

Set the state record in the indoor 3,000m with a time of 10:02...two time indoor state champion in the 3,000m...cross country state cham-pion sophomore year...member of state record holding indoor/outdoor distance medley relay team.

PERSONAL

Born October 1, 1990...enrolled in the College of Arts & Sciences...daughter to John and Sheila Christensen...has a twin brother named Henry and a little sister named Georgia.


1,000m 2009-10: 3:12.82 – URI Invite (1/23)1,500m 2009-10: 5:49.94 – UMass Meet (4/10)5K 2010-11: 19:33 – UMass Invite (9/18)

B r i d g e t D a h l b e r g

SophomoreNewton South/Newton, mass.


XC: Finished fourth for BC, by posting a time of 18:17 at the UMass Invitational (9/18) … turned out an 18:37 performance to open the season at the Boston College Invitational (9/12).


XC: Ran a 17:54.8 to finish in 17th overall, fifth for BC, at the ECAC Championship Meet … finished in a time of 17:53.3 for 11th at the Murray Keatinge Invite (10/3) ... ran a 22:11 at Penn State Nationals to finish sixth for the Eagles and 50 overall ... made her collegiate debut with a ninth-place finish at the Dartmouth Invitational (9/12) with a time of 20:49.5.Outdoor T&F: Crossed the line in 4:44.46 for the 1,500m run at the New England Championship (5/8)posted times of 4:42.64 in the 1,500m – for second place – and 2:25.84 in the 800m at the UMass Spring Meet (4/10)…ran a 4:43.53 in the 1,500m competition at the Stanford Invitational (3/26-27).

BEFORE BC

Attended Newton South High School in Newton, Mass. ... two-time national champion in the 4xmile ... two-time All-American in the 4x800 ... All-American in the distance medley ... three-time Mas-sachusetts state champion in the mile ... won the Massachusetts Division-I mile championship seven times (indoor and outdoor track) ... fourth at the 2007 Indoor National Championships in the mile ... captain of indoor and outdoor track and field teams ... Dual County League All-Star ... also played soccer.

PERSONAL

Born December 4, 1990 ... daughter of Kathleen Walsh and Neil Dahl-berg ... has older brother Ben (26) and older sister Anna (24).


800m 2009-10: 2:25.84 – UMass Meet (4/10)1,500m 2009-10: 4:42.64 – New Englands (5/8)5K 2010-11: 18:17 – UMass Invite (9/18) 2009-10: 17:53.3 – Murray Keatinge Invite (10/3) 6K 2009-10: 22:11 – Penn State Invite



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SophomoreSaint Charles/Saint Charles, ill.


XC: Set PRs in 5-of-6 meets competed in ... scored in five meets ... ran a 22:39 over the six kilometer course at the NCAA Championship (11/22), finishing in 182nd overall ... placed 30th overall at the NCAA Northeast Re-gional Qualifier (11/12), scoring fifth for BC in a PR of 21:08.1 (6K) ... set a PR of 21:23.9 (6K) at the ACC Championship (10/30), scoring fifth for the fourth place Eagles ... placed fourth overall at the New England Champi-onship (10/9), scoring third for BC with a PR time of 17:30 ... recorded a personal recorded in the 6K at the Roy Griak Invitational (9/25) with a time of 21:45 ... opened the season with a personal record of 17:35 in the 5K at the Boston College Invitational (9/11), finishing second for the Eagles.


XC: Ran 22:56 at the Penn State 6K National Invite (10/16) ... led Bos-ton College with a ninth place finish at the New England Championship Meet (10/10), completing the course in 18:16 ... finished in 19th place with a time of 18:19.6 at the Murray Keatinge Invitational (10/3).indoor T&F: Posted a 4:49.31 mile at the ECAC Championship (3/7)…ran a 10:07.30 in the 3,000m at the ACC Championship (2/25-27)… finished the 3,000m competition in 9:59.03 at the BU Terrier Invitational (1/29-30)…ran a 4:58.56 mile at the Rhode Island Invitational (1/23).Outdoor T&F: New England 5,000m Champion…posted a 10:01.89 in the 3,000m at the ECAC Championship (5/14-16)…won the 5,000m at the New England Championship (5/5-8) in 17:07.93…at the Penn Relays (4/24), ran a 10:12.37 in the 3,000m

BEFORE BCNine time all-state athlete...state champion in the 3200m in her senior sea-son...Was the two mile Nike Outdoor Nationals All-American her senior sea-son...USATF Junior Nationals 3000m Champion her senior season.

PERSONALBorn July 31, 1990...enrolled in the Carroll School of Management...daugh-ter of Joe Hynes...has a younger brother named Stephen.


mile 2009-10: 4:49.31 – ECACs (3/7)3,000m 2009-10: 9:59.03 – BU Invite (1/29-30)5,000m T&F 2009-10: 17:04.29 – Stanford Invite (3/26-27)5K 2010-11: 17:30 - New England Champs (10/9) 2009-10: 18:16 - New England Champs (10/10)6K 2010-11: 21:08.1 - NCAA NE Regions (11/12) 2009-10: 22:56 - Penn State Invite (10/16)

M o i r a K e n n y

Sophomoreimmaculate/Sherman, Conn.


XC: Finished the Mayor’s Cup (10/24) in a time of 19:07, taking 54th overall … recorded a time of 19:20 to take 19th place overall in the sub-varsity race at the New England Championship (10/9) … finished in 24th overall at the UMass Invitational (9/18) in a time of 18:50 … started the season with a 19:32 performance at the Boston College Invitational (9/11).


XC: Concluded the season with a 25th place finish at the ECAC Championship Meet (11/21) in a time of 18:04.3 ... was the fifth-finisher for the Eagles at the New England Championships (10/10) in a time of 18:57 ... ran 18:16.74 at the Murray Keatinge Invitational (10/3) to finish in 17th overall ... took 11th place at the Dartmouth Invite (9/12) in a time of 20:54.1.indoor T&F: Finished in seventh in the 3,000m with a time of 10:35.54 at the Rhode Island

BEFORE BC

All-State runner all four years of high school...State Open Champion for Cross Country in her senior season...Gatorade Cross Country Player of the Year in Connecticut for Cross Country...All-American in indoor track in her junior and senior seasons.

PERSONAL

Born August 3, 1991...enrolled in the College of Arts & Sciences...daugh-ter of Joseph and Mary Jo Kenny...Has an older brother named Patrick.


3,000m 2009-10: 10:35.54 – URI Invite (1/23)5K 2010-11: 18:50 – UMass Invitational 2009-10: 18:04.3 – ECAC Championship (11/21)



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S a r a h L o r d

SophomoreRedmond/Redmond, wash.


XC: Posted a time of 18:58.6 at the ECAC Championship (11/20), scoring second for Boston College in 50th place overall ... came in at 22:23.8 (6K) in the ACC Championship (10/30), taking 65th place in her first collegiate attempt at a 6K ... placed 29th overall at the New England Championship (10/9) with a time of 18:25 ... led the Eagles with a fourth place finish at the UMass Invitational (9/18), crossing the line in 17:51 ... finished in 27th overall place with a time of 18:39 at the Boston College Invitational (9/11).


XC: Concluded the season with a 45th place finish at the ECAC Cham-pionship Meet (11/21) in a time of 18:22.8 ... finished in 17th place at the Dartmouth Invite Meet (9/12) in a time of 21:26.9 (3.3mi.)indoor T&F: Turned in a 9:55.06 in the 3,000m at the ECAC Cham-pionship (3/7)…posted a time of 10:06.71 at the ACC Championship (2/25-27) 3,000m competition…ran a 10:11.88 in the 3,000m at the BU Terrier Invite (1/29-30).Outdoor T&F: Completed the ACC Championship (4/15-17) 5,000m competition in 17:44.68…finished the 1,500m New England Champion-ship (5/6-8) in 4:32.91 for tenth place…ran a 2:15.28 in the 800m and a 4:39.05 in her heat of the 1,5000m at the Stanford Invite (3/26-27).

BEFORE BC

Three-time KMGLO cross country league champion...2008 Cross Country District Winner...Third place at States for Cross Country in 2008...Three-time KMGLO track league and district champion in the 1600m, and 3200m...State Champion in 2009 in the 3200m...Set two high school records in the 3200m and 800m events.

PERSONAL

Born April 25, 1991...enrolled in the College of Arts & Sciences as a pre-med major...daughter of Mark and Tammy Lord...has a younger sister Katie.


800m 2009-10: 2:15.28 – Stanford Invite (3/26-27)1,500m 2009-10: 4:32.91 – New Englands (5/6-8)3,000m 2009-10: 9:55.06 – ECACs (3/7)5,000m T&F 2009-10: 17:44.68 – ACCs (4/15-17)5K 2010-11: 17:51 - UMass Invite (9/18) 2009-10: 18:22.8 - ECAC Championship (11/21)6K 2010-11: 22:23.8 - ACC Champs (10/30)

E r i n M cK e n n a

SophomoreRamapo/wyckoff, N.J.


indoor T&F: Posted a time of 2:56.83 in the 1,000m at the ECAC Championship (3/7)…at the ACC Championships (2/25-27) ran a 2:16.75 in the 800m…made collegiate debut in the 1,000m competition at the Rhode Island Invitational (1/23), coming in ninth at 3:01.75.Outdoor T&F: Did not compete in any meets for Boston College.

BEFORE BC

Was a First Team All-Bergen County runner in the 3200m in 2006...set a school record in the 3200m...Was the North Jersey Indoor Track Athlete of the Year in 2007...Made First Team All-County and First Team All-North Jersey in Cross Country in 2006.

PERSONAL

Born October 4, 1990...enrolled in the College of Arts & Sciences...daugh-ter of Michael and Patty McKenna...has four younger siblings, including three brothers - Joseph, twins Colin and Ryan - and a sister - Ashlyn.


800m 2009-10: 2:16.75 – ACCs (2/25-27)1,000m 2009-10: 2:56.83 – ECACs (3/7)



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SophomoreHorace greeley/Chappaqua, N.Y.


XC: First-year, walk-on member of the program ... placed fourth for BC at the NCAA Championships (11/22), crossing the line in 21:45 (6K) for 117th overall ... scored fourth for the Eagles at the NCAA Northeast Regional Qualifier (11/12) with a PR of 21:01.7 (6K) to take 27th overall ... turned out a 21:56.6 (6K) at the ACC Champion-ship (10/30), finishing in 47th place overall in her first six kilometer race ... ran 17:53 at the Brown Invitational (10/15) ... made colle-giate debut as the fourth finisher in the women’s sub-varsity sweep of the New England championship (10/9), running 18:37 over 5K.


5K 2010-11: 17:53 - Brown Invite (10/15)6K 2010-11: 21:01.7 - NCAA NE Regions (11/12)

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SophomoreHanover/Norwich, Vt.


XC: Turned in a 22:24.9 (6K) at the ACC Championship (10/30), finish-ing in 66th overall….ran 18:31 in her first race of the season as BC-swept the New England Championship (10/9) sub-varsity heat.


XC: Concluded her freshman campaign as the second BC runner over the line (28th overall) with 23:07 (6K) on the timer at the NCAA Regional Meet (11/14) ... was the fourth Eagle (38th overall) to cross the line at the ACC Championship Meet (10/31) in a time of 21:45.3 (6K) ... fifth finisher for BC at the Penn State National Invite (10/16), coming in at 22:02.0 (6K) ... was sixth place at the Murray Keatinge Invite (10/3) with a time of 17:44.64.indoor T&F: Qualified for the ECAC Championship (3/7) final of the 1,000m in 2:52.49, where she place eighth with a time of 2:53.30…place 10th in the mile at the ACC Championship (2/24-27), finishing in 4:57.24 after qualifying for the finals in 5:00.23…won the 1,000m run in 2:52.51 at the BU Terrier Invitational (1/29-30).Outdoor T&F: Member of the ECAC Championship (5/14-16) 4x800m Re-lay that finished in third with a time of 8:49.75, after qualifying in 8:59.70…ran a 4:42.22 1,500m at the New England Championship (5/6-8)…delivered two PRs at the Penn Relays (4/24), running a 2:12.23 as part of a 4x800m Relay team that took fifth and set a school record of 8:33.85, as well as a 9:48.00 in the three kilometer race taking seventh.

BEFORE BC

Three-time New Hampshire State Champion in the 600m...New Hampshire record holder in the 600m...Three-time All-State Selection for cross country, indoor track and outdoor track. Female Athlete of the Year as a senior.

PERSONAL

Born Nov. 4, 1990...enrolled in the College of Arts & Sciences...daughter of Zane and Tracy Rodriguez...has a sister Teresa and brother Zane.


800m 2009-10: 2:12.23 – Penn Relays (4/24)1,000m 2009-10: 2:52.49 – ECACs (3/7)1,500m 2009-10: 4:34.44 – Stanford Invite (3/26-27) 2010-11: 18:31 – New Englands (10/9) 2009-10: 17:44.64 – Murray Keatinge Invite (10/3)6K 2010-11: 22:24.9 - ACC Champs (10/30) 2009-10: 21:45.3 – ACCs (10/31)4x800m Relay 2009-10: 8:33.85 – Penn Relays (4/24)



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L au r e n S h aw

SophomoreLangley/mcLean, Va.


XC: Completed the Mayor’s Cup (10/24) with a PR of 19:29 … turned in a time of 19:39 in her first collegiate appearance, running in the New England Championship (10/9).


Did not compete in any meets for Boston College as a freshman.

BEFORE BC

Captain of her high school cross country and track and field teams her senior season...Named as an All-State indoor track runner for the 4X800m...Was the district champion for cross country in 2007...set her high school record in the 1600m and the 4X800m.

PERSONAL

Born July 22, 1991...enrolled in the College of Arts & Sciences...daughter of Robert and Michelle Shaw..has three other siblings in Bobby, Taylor and Carolyn.


5K 2010-11: 1929 – Mayor’s Cup (10/24)

Margaret Stapleton -Smith

SophomoreThe Ursuline School/white Plains, N.Y.


indoor T&F: Topped her personal best with a toss of 12.19 meters (40-0.0 ft.) in the weight throw at the BU Valentine Invitational (2/12)…set a personal record of 12.09 meters (39-8.0 ft.) in weight throw at the Battle of Beantown (2/4)…recorded a weight throw of 11.23 meters (36-10.25 ft.) at the Reebok Boston Indoor Games (1/28)…threw for personal record of 11.90 meters (39-0.50 ft.) in the weight throw at the BU Tri-Meet (1/20)opened the season with a toss of 11.64 meters (38-2.25 ft.) in the weight throw at the Dartmouth Relays (1/9).


indoor T&F: Posted distances of 10.96m (35-11.50ft.) in the weight throw and 10.14m (33-3.35ft.) in the shot put at the Rhode Island Invitational (1/23)…notched marks of 9.31m (30-6.5ft.) in the shot put and 7.29m (23-11.0ft.) in the weight throw at the Jay Carisella Invitational (12/5).Outdoor T&F: Tallied 10.49m (34-5.0ft.) in the shot put and 37.42m (122-9.0ft.) in the hammer throw at the UMass Spring Meet (4/10).

BEFORE BC

Captained the Indoor and Outdoor track teams in high school...set the school weight record...was an All-County weight and shot put thrower in high school...captained and played on a league-champi-on soccer team in high school.

PERSONAL

Born July 27, 1991...enrolled in the College of Arts & Sciences as a the-ology major...daughter of Russell and Jeannie Stapleton Smith...has an older brother named Andrew.


Hammer Throw 2009-10: 37.42m – UMass Spring Meet (4/10)Shot Put 2009-10: 10.49m – UMass Spring Meet (4/10)weight Throw 2010-11: 12.19m – BU Valentine (2/12) 2009-10: 10.96m – URI Invite (1/23)



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SophomoreHorace greeley/Chappaqua, N.Y.


XC: Set PRs in four of six meets during the fall ... completed the NCAA Championship course (11/22) in a time of 22:49 (6K), for 190th overall ... crossed the line in a PR of 21:38.4 (6K) for 63rd overall at the NCAA North-east Regional Qualifier (11/12) ... delivered a PR of 21:46.1 (6K) at the ACC Championship (10/30), crossing the line in 43rd place ... took 12th overall as the Eagles fifth point scorer in a personal record time of 18-flat at the New England Championship (10/9) ... finished fifth for the Eagles (91st overall) at the Roy Griak Invitational (9/25) in a personal record time of 22:33 (6K.


XC: Concluded the season at the ECAC Championship Meet (11/21), run-ning a 18:36 for 51st place ... was the first finisher for the Eagles at the 2009 Mayor’s Cup (10/25) in Boston, Mass. turned in a 19:14(6K) performance at the New England Championships (10/10), finishing in 81st ... ran 18:24 at the Murray Keatinge Invitational (10/03) ... opened the season with a 12th place finish at the Dartmouth Invitational (9/12) in a time of 20:55.indoor T&F: At the ACC Championship (2/25-27), posted a 10:21.42 in the 3,000m run…turned in a 5:06.91 mile at the BU Terrier Invitational (1/29-30)…ran the Rhode Island Invitational (1/23) mile competition in 5:04.73.Outdoor T&F: Finished the 5,000m run in 18:14.05 at the New England Championship (5/6-8).

BEFORE BC

All-State Cross Country runner for all four years in high school...state meet runner-up her senior year...All-New England Cross Country runner as a ju-nior...team MVP and captain her senior year...Third Team All-State in 3000m and 600m as a senior...Second Team All-State in the 4X800m as a senior.

PERSONAL

Born December 31, 1990...enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences...daughter of Paul and Mickey Stasiuk... has two brothers Patrick and Thomas and a sister Mary.


1,500m 2009-10: 4:53.85 – UMass Invite (4/10)mile 2009-10: 5:04.73 – URI Invite (1/23)3,000m 2009-10: 10:21.42 – ACCs (2/25-27)5,000m T&F 2009-10: 18:14.05 – New Englands (5/6-8)5K 2010-11: 18:00 - New England Champs (10/9) 2009-10: 18:24 - Murray Keatinge Invite (10/3) 6K 2010-11:6K - 21:38.4 - NCAA NE Regions (11/12)


indoor T&F: Finished the 60-meter Hurdles in 9.89 at the BU Valentine Invitational (2/12)…set a PR of 9.43 in the 60-meter Hurdles at the Battle of Beantown (2/4)…at the Reebok Boston Indoor Games (1/28), ran a 9.20 in the 55-meter Hurdles and a 27.90 in the 200-meters…ran the third leg of the 4x200-meter Relay that took fourth in 1:49.75 after posting a 9.55 in the finals of the 60-meter Hurdles at the Dartmouth Relays (1/9).


55m Hurdles 2010-11: 9.20 – Boston Indoors (1/28)60m Hurdles 2010-11: 9.43 – Beanpot (2/5)200m 2010-11: 27.90 – Boston Indoors (1/28)4x200m 2010-11: 1:49.75 – Dartmouth Relays (1/9)

C l a i r e B i n g h a m

FreshmanHealdsburg Senior/geyserville, Calif.

AS A freshman (2010-11)XC: Posted a time of 19:50.0 at the ECAC Championship (11/20), coming in at 84th overall position and scoring fifth for BC … turned in a time of 19:01 at the Mayor’s Cup (10/24), taking 53rd place overall … finished the New England Championship (10/9) in a time of 19:23 … ran a of 18:34 at the UMass Invitational (9/18), coming in fifth for the Eagles and 17th overall … made collegiate debut with a time of 19:20 at the Boston College Invitational (9/11).

BEFORE BC

Cross country First-Team All-State member for two years ... 2009-10 Class A State Champions in cross country and cross country skiing ... All-Council First-Team five-time honoree ... established 4x800m high school state re-cord ... team captain ... also competed in cross country skiing, softball and figure skating ... served as Treasurer for the National Honor Society.

PERSONAL

Born Sept. 11, 1992 in Glen Falls, N.Y. ... Parents are Bryan and Frances Mueller ... siblings are Taylor (16) and Brett (23).


5K 2010-11: 18:34 – UMass Invitational (9/18)

M o r g a n M u e l l e r

FreshmanQueensbury/Queensbury, N.Y.



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AS A freshman (2010-11)))

indoor T&F: Set a personal record of 26.17 in the 200-meter dash, after running a 8.01 in the 60-meter sprint at the ACC Championship (2/25-26)…at the Battle of Beantown (2/4), qualified for the 60-meter finals in 8.10, improving to 8.07 for 8th place and returned to run a 26.90 in the 200-meter dash…ran a 7.54 in the 55-meter dash at the Reebok Boston Indoor Games (1/28)…took third in the 60-meter dash (7.98) and fourth in the 200-meters (26.57) at the BU Tri-Meet (1/20)…posted a time of 8.11 in the 60-meters, after qualifying with marks of 8.14 and 8.09, before running the anchor leg of the 4x200-meter Relay that took fourth in 1:49.75 at the Dartmouth Relays (1/9)…made collegiate debut with a 55-meter finals qualifying time of 7.51, going on to run a 7.48 for sixth place, while also taking ninth in the 200-me-ters with a time of 26.69 at the Jay Carisella Invitational (12/4).


55m 2010-11: 7.48 – Jay Carisella (12/4)60m 2010-11: 7.98 – BU Tri-Meet (1/20)200m 2010-11: 26.17 – ACC Indoors (2/26)4x200m 2010-11: 1:49.75 – Dartmouth Relays (1/9)

M a r g a r e t O ’D e a

FreshmanHingham/Hingham, mass.

AS A freshman (2010-11)XC: Turned in a 19:38 at the Mayor’s Cup (10/24) … crossed the line in 19:28 at the New England Championships (10/9) … ran a 19:02 at the UMass Invitational (9/18), coming in 31st overall … made collegiate debut with a time of 19:45 at the Boston College Invitational (9/11).

BEFORE BCCompeted for Tappan Zee High School in Orangeburg, N.Y. ... Section-I N.Y. State Champions ... In 2010, was a member of the All-State, All-Section, All-County and All-League teams ... member of the National Honor Society ... All-League and All-County selection in basketball for the Dutchmen.

PERSONALBorn Sept. 11, 1992 in Glen Falls, N.Y. ... Parents are Bryan and Frances Mueller ... siblings are Taylor (16) and Brett (23).

Ja c q u e l i n e P o l l a c k

FreshmanTappan Zee/Blauvelt, N.Y.


XC: Finished the ECAC Championship (11/20) course in a time of 19:18.2, scoring fourth for BC in 66th overall position … led the Eagles with a 33rd place finish at the Mayor’s Cup (10/24), crossing the line in a PR of 18:36 … posted a time of 18:41 to complete a sweep of the New England Championship (10/9) sub-varsity sweep for the Eagles … ran 18:41 in first collegiate meet, the UMass Invitational (9/18), coming in 21st overall.

BEFORE BCCross country First-Team All-State member for two years ... 2009-10 Class A State Champions in cross country and cross country skiing ... All-Council First-Team five-time honoree ... established 4x800m high school state re-cord ... team captain ... also competed in cross country skiing, softball and figure skating ... served as Treasurer for the National Honor Society.

A l a n n a P o r e t ta

Freshman • groveland, mass.Pentucket Regional H.S.

AS A Freshman(2010-11)XC: Ran a PR of 19:30 at the Mayor’s Cup (10/24) … posted a PR of 19:33 at the New England Championship (10/9) … ran 20:26 in first collegiate meet, the Boston College Invitational (9/11).

BEFORE BCCaptain of the cross country and track and field teams ... team captured the EMASS and All-State Cross Country title in 2008 ... repeated as All-State and Division-I champions in 2009 ... Dual County League (DCL) All-Star in 2009 ... won the Track and Field DCL Championship in 2008 ... also se-lected as an all-star in ice hockey.

PERSONALBorn Aug. 8, 1992 in Boston, Mass. ... oldest child of Jeff and Jennifer Reed ... has one brother, Nicholas (15) ... Currently enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.

M a d e l i n e R e e d

FreshmanNewton South/Newton, mass.


5K 2010-11: 19:02 – UMass Invite (9/18)


5K 2010-11: 18:36 – Mayor’s Cup (10/24)


5K 2010-11: 19:30 – Mayor’s Cup (10/24)



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AS A Freshman (2010-11))

XC: Ran 19:20 in first collegiate meet, the UMass Invitational (9/18).

BEFORE BC

Attended Avon High School in Avon, Conn. ... captain of both the cross country and outdoor track and field teams ... All-State honors in track and field and cross country ... two-time Northwestern Connecticut Cross Coun-try (NCCC) Champion ... three-time NCCC two-mile champion ... class MM cross country champion ... Class M two-mile champion... played soccer and won the Premier Connecticut League ... member of the National Honor So-ciety, achieving high honors throughout high school ... also attended Jensen Beach High School in Jensen Beach, Fla. during freshman year.

PERSONAL

Born June 19, 1992 in Beverly, Mass. ... parents are Cameron and Mari-anne Smith ... has three siblings, Amanda (22), Colin (18) and Caroline (14) ... currently enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.


5K 2010-11: 19:20 – UMass Invite (9/18)

C l a i r e S m i t h

FreshmanAvon/Avon, Conn.

AS A Freshman (2010-11))

indoor T&F: Competed as a sprinter for the Eagles

S a r a h Y e at e s

FreshmanHouston, Tex./ Episcopal



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KWomen’s Cross Country at the NCAAYEAR ATHLETE SiTE mARK PLACE TEAm PLACE1984 Michele Hallett ‘86 Penn State 17:12.0 38 16th Ann Fallon ‘86 17:52.0 82 343 points Virginia Connors ‘87 18:10.0 105 16 Teams Jenny Weekes ‘88 18:19.0 112 Sharon Willis ‘85 18:25.0 113 Mary Helen Peterson ‘85 18:46.0 124 Therese Doucette ‘87 18:59.0 126 1985 Michele Hallett ‘86 Marquette -- -- 12th Ann Fallon ‘86 -- -- 284 points Virginia Connors ‘87 -- -- 16 Teams Jenny Weekes ‘88 -- -- Gina Braz ‘89 -- -- Sue Clancy ‘89 -- -- Therese Doucette ‘87 -- -- 1990 Jen Rolfe ‘91 Tennessee -- -- 1991 Heather Grimshaw ‘92 Arizona 17:47.1 54 19th Becky Peterson ‘92 18:27.2 106 425 points Diane Connolly ‘94 18:33.3 112 22 Teams Anne Frame ‘92 18:51.5 136 Chris Baldes ‘92 19:03.3 147 Deb Marlowe ‘93 19:38.1 167 Chrissy Dittami ‘94 20:05.5 174 1994 Amy Lyman ‘97 Arkansas 17:55.3 45 21st Caroline Pimblett ‘97 18:44.0 123 500 points Jodie Lake ‘98 19:03.6 146 22 Teams Fran Spaulding ‘96 19:15.2 155 Ann Baldelli ‘98 19:18.8 156 Melissa Supler ‘95 19:31.1 161 Kerry Lyman ‘95 1943.4 163 1995 Caroline Pimblett ‘97 Iowa State 18:12.3 57 21st Angie Graham ‘99 18:25.0 85 479 points Amy Lyman ‘97 18:54.8 138 22 Teams Susan Pothier ‘96 18:54.9 140 Ann Baldelli ‘98 19:36.1 171 Megan Dwyer ‘99 19:37.1 172 Jodie Lake ‘98 19:42.2 173 1996 Kyla Barbour ‘00 Arizona 18:38 54 12th Angie Graham ‘99 18:53 74 289 points Shannon Smith ‘00 19:00 85 22 Teams Cerian Shepherd ‘00 19:02 89 Amy Lyman ‘97 19:08 97 Megan Gayman ‘98 19:47 140 Jodie Lake ‘98 19:59 149 1997 Angie Graham ‘99 Furman 16:47 3 9th Shannon Smith ‘00 17:03 17 240 points Ann Baldelli ‘98 17:49 82 22 Teams Kyla Barbour ‘00 17:57 95 Darby Rice ‘98 18:13 119 Jodie Lake ‘98 18:32 140 Katherine White ‘98 19:06 165 1998 Angie Graham ‘99 Kansas 17:39 34 Katie Ryan ‘02 18:02 72 1999 Shannon Smith ‘00 Indiana 17:38.20 51 28th Nicole Portley ‘02 18:23.70 164 622 points Catherine Guiney ‘03 18:25.70 167 31 Teams Lisa McIssac ‘01 18:26.70 168 Maggie Guiney ‘03 19:00.30 220 Kyla Barbour ‘00 19:56.40 246 Megan Andrade ‘03 20:09.20 247

YEAR ATHLETE SiTE mARK PLACE TEAm PLACE2000 Maggie Guiney ‘03 Iowa State 21:05.1 13 4th Katie Ryan ‘02 21:17.6 24 214 points Catherine Guiney ‘03 21:24.4 34 31 Teams Jennifer Kramer ‘04 21:57.6 97 Julie Spolidoro ‘03 22:07.4 120 Sharon Van Tuyl ‘02 22:12.9 128 Laura Smith ‘04 22:24.8 151 2001 Maggie Guiney ’03 Furman 20:56 10 6th Maria Cicero ’04 21:03 16 232 points Katie Ryan ’02 21:29 39 31 Teams Julie Spolidoro ’03 22:14 107 Jennifer Krammer ’04 22:18 119 Jennifer Donavan ’04 22:53 183 2005 Laurel Burdick Terre Haute 20:29.9 25 18th Mallory Champa 20:49.0 66 432 points Maria Cicero 21:12 103 31 Teams Nichole Lister 21:41 157 Kristen Coon 22:05 198 Anne Hessberg 22:17 214 Nicola Tufts 23:10 244 2006 Mallory Champa Terre Haute 21:21 31 Nikki Tufts -- -- Nichole Lister 22:49 -- Brielle Chabot 22:52 -- Jessica Driscoll -- -- Jessica Flinn -- -- Lynn Kubeia -- -- 2007 Brielle Chabot Terre Haute 21:17 56 Nichole Lister 21:30 -- Mallory Champa 21:51 -- Jessica Driscoll 22:13 -- Jennifer Heyde 22:35 -- 2008 Nichole Lister Terre Haute 21:16 107 27th Brielle Chabot 21:35 148 651 points Mallory Champa 21:37 150 31 Teams Jessica Driscoll 21:59 200 Caroline King 22:00 203 Lauren Johnston 22:06 209 Mary Heitkamp 22:41 237 2009 Jillian King 21:30.3 129 2010 Caroline King 20:53 38 19th Hope Krause 21:11 77 432 points Jillian King 21:32 121 31 Teams Elizabeth O’Brien 21:45 151 Madeline Wallace 22:03 176 Elizabeth Hynes 22:39 220 Allison Stasiuk 22:49 228

***From 1985-1999, the NCAA Championship was competed over a distance of five kilometers. Beginning with the 2000 season, the event was extended to 6K.***



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1979 --- --- Cindy Flick --- ---1980 6th (AIAW) --- Cindy Flick --- --- 1981 --- --- --- --- ---1982 --- --- --- --- ---1983 --- --- --- --- ---1984 16th/343 pts. --- Michelle Hallett 38th ---1985 12th/284 pts. --- Michelle Hallett 38th ---1986 --- --- --- --- ---1987 --- --- --- --- ---1988 --- --- --- --- ---1989 --- --- --- --- ---1990 --- --- Jen Rolfe ‘91 115th ---1991 19th/425 pts. --- Heather Grimshaw ’92 54th --- 1992 --- --- --- --- ---1993 --- --- --- --- ---1994 21st/500 pts. 19th Amy Lyman ’97 45th ---1995 21st/479 pts. --- Caroline Pimblett ‘ 57th ---1996 12th/289 pts. --- Kyla Barbour ’00 54th ---1997 9th/240 pts. --- Angie Graham ’98 3rd All American Shannon Smith ‘00 17th All American1998 --- --- Angie Graham ’98 34th All American1999 28th/622 pts. --- Shannon Smith ’00 51st All American2000 4th/214 pts. 6th Maggie Guiney ’04 13th All American Katie Ryan ’03 24th All American Cate Guiney ’04 34th All American2001 6th/231 pts. --- Maggie Guiney ’04 10th All American Maria Cicero ’05 16th All American2002 --- --- Maria Cicero ’05 18th All American2003 --- --- Jennifer Kramer ’04 34th All American2004 --- --- Maria Cicero ’05 15th All American 2005 18th/432 pts. --- Laurel Burdick ‘06 35th All American2006 30th/661 pts. --- Mallory Champa ’09 38th All American2007 30th/580 pts. --- Brielle Chabot ’10 77th ---2008 27th/651 pts. 27th Nicole Lister ’09 107th ---2009 --- --- Jillian King ‘12 129th ---2010 19th/432 pts. 19th Caroline King ’11 30th All-American

***From 1985-1999, the NCAA Championship was competed over a distance of five kilometers. Beginning with the 2000 season, the event was extended to 6K.***

PLACE/ FiNAL TOP ALL-YEAR POiNTS RANK FiNiSHER PLACE AmERiCANS

Women’s Cross Country at the NCAA

Finishes By Class

Freshman 16th Maria Cicero ’05 2001Sophomore 13th Maggie Guiney ’03 2000Junior 10th Maggie Guiney ’03 2001Senior 3rd Angie Graham ‘99 19975th Year 34th Angie Graham ’99 1998

Top 30 Finishers

3rd Angie Graham’99 199710th Maggie Guiney ’03 200113th Maggie Guiney ’03 200015th Maria Cicero ’05 200416th Maria Cicero ’05 200117th Shannon Smith ’01 199718th Maria Cicero ’05 200224th Katie Ryan ’02 2000

Best Team Finishes

4th 20006th 19806th 20019th 199712th 198512th 1996 Lowest Team Scores

214 pts. 2000231 pts. 2001240 pts. 1997284 pts. 1985289 pts. 1996



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M a l l o r y C h a m pa

2008 • cross country)

Mallory Champa earned All-American honors with a 38th place finish at the 2006 NCAA National Cham-

pionship. She qualified for the national meet in each season on grass while at Boston College. As a sophomore, the Clearwater, Kan. native earned the first of two Northeast Region honor and first of three All-ACC accolades. Champa also competed in several events on the track, posting the third fast-est 3,000-meter time (9:20.49) in school history in her final season.

All-AMERICANS

M a r i a C i c e r o

2001 • Cross Country

2002 • 10,000m

2004 • Cross Country)

Maria Cicero burst onto the college scene with All-American performanc-es on the course and around the track her freshman campaign. After collecting her first national honor in the fall, Cicero narrowly missed taking home another award in the 5,000m indoor season, but went on to capture her second of the year with a fifth place in the 10,000m at the NCAA Outdoor Championship. That same year, she broke two of Michelle Hal-lett’s school records – the mile and 10,000m - which had stood for over 16 years and was an All-Big East member in the 5,000m. An injury would hamper the middle portion of her tenure at BC, but Cicero rebounded to make the All-Conference team with a ninth place finish at the Big East Cross Country Championship and be crowned the Big East 10,000m champion. time (9:20.49) in school history in her final season.

J e n n i f e r D o n o va n

2003 • 3,000m Steeplechase


As a freshman in 2001, Jennifer Donovan ignited her collegiate career as part of the Big East 3,200-Meter Relay Champi-onship team and her first individual All-Big East award in the 3,000-me-ter Steeplechase. Donovan went on claim similar honors in each of her following years at Boston College, adding others in the 5,000-meters. During her sophomore cross country campaign, she was tabbed as an All-Northeast Regional athlete for the first time in her career after finish-ing in 12th place. She followed with a 10th place showing to earn similar honors the next year, adding All-Conference recognition with a 13th place finish en route to achieving All-American status. Donovan continued a dominant junior season on the track, becoming the second Eagle ever to win an event at the prestigious Penn Relays Carnival - the 3,000-meter Steeplechase in 10:18.88. Her school record time of 10:04.52 earned her a ninth place in the 3,000-meter Steeplechase at nationals gave Donovan her second All-American accolade.

C at e G u i n e y


As a freshman, Cate Guiney qualified for the NCAA Cross Country Championship out of District-I, but

not before collecting the first of three All-Big East honors with a sixth place finish (17:12) at the conference meet. The indoor season saw Guiney claim the 3,000-meter New England Championship and when outdoor came around, she took the New England 5,000-meter title (17:05.00) as well. Capping her first year as an Eagle, she anchored the Distance Med-ley Relay Team that broke a 16-year old school record by 12 seconds in 11:37.70. The 2000 cross country season saw Guiney led BC to Big East and District-I Championships en route to its best finish at the NCAA Championship in program history 4th place on 214 points. A 34th place showing at the national meet rewarded her with an All-American acco-lade. After being tabbed All-Big East in the 3,000-and 5,000-meters in track, Guiney returned the following season on grass to lead the Eagles to a second place finish in the Big East, setting a VanCordlandt Park course record (20:04) as conference champion. An injury forced Guiney to miss the NCAA Qualifying meet, but the Eagles repeated as District-I Champi-ons and she was named 2001 Northeast Runner of the Year. After BC, Guiney began competing for the New York Athletic Club (NYAC), finishing as the 25th American female (55th overall) at the 2004 NYC Marathon and 24th at the 2009 USATFCC Championship.

M a g g i e G u i n e y



Maggie Guiney was a two-time captain for the Boston College Cross Country team. In 2000, Guiney led BC to Big East and District-I Championships en route to its best finish at the NCAA Championship in program history 4th place on 214 points. Her efforts lead her to a 13th place showing 3rd best for BC - at the national meet and were rewarded by a first All-American award in cross coun-try. She returned the following season to lead the Eagles to finish as runners-up in the Big East before repeating as District-I Champions. Guiney claimed the NCAA District-I crown and went on to finish 10th at the NCAA Championship for her second All-American honor. On the track, Guiney was also a national qualifier in the 5,000-meters for the 2001 indoor season. At the time of her graduation, her 16:29.00 in the 5,000-meters ranked second on BC’s all-time records list. After BC, Guiney was the New York Athletic Club (NYAC) leading point scorer in 2007 and competed for Team USA in 2009.



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G a i l H a r r i s

1990 • Indoor 800m)

When Gail Harris ran a 2:05.04 in the 800-meters at the 1990 NCAA Indoor Championship, she simultaneously became the first Boston Col-lege Women’s Track & Field All-American and set a school record that would go untouched for 19 years. Harris’ was so quick that up until the mark it was broken in 2009, the next quickest time was more than three seconds slower and, as of 2010, her times in the 500-meter time (1:11.50) and outdoor 800-meter (2:04.09), also set that in 1990, remain as the standard for Eagles Track & Field.

All-AMERICANS

K a s e y H i l l

2007 • Pentathlon

2008 • - Heptathlon

Maria Cicero burst onto the college scene with All-The 2007 NCAA Indoor Championship saw Kasey Hill become the first Boston College field athlete to earn All-American status with an eighth place finish in the pentathlon. The following year, Hill returned to garner her second recognition as an All-American in the Heptathlon. The 2006-07 Eagles Most Valuable Player earned one All-ACC honor as a junior and qualified for the national meet twice as an Eagle. During her tenure, Hill progressed the BC record for the pentathlon and heptathlon on 11 occasions, before settling at 5,687 points (heptathlon) and 4,073 points (pentathlon). She concluded her career listed among the all-time top five lists for the 55m hurdles (8.02), 100m hurdles (13.91), 200m (24.85), shot put (43’0.25”), javelin (123’0”), and long jump (19’0.75”).

A n g i e G r a h a m

1995 • Indoor Mile,, Outdoor 1,500m

Indoor Distance Medley


1997 • Cross Country, Indoor Mile &

Outdoor 3,000m

1998 • Indoor Mile & Outdoor 1,500m

With her mercurial speed and exceptional endurance Angie Graham earned nine All-American accolades while at Boston College. On the cross country path, she qualified for the NCAA Championship in three consecutive years from 1995-97. Her third place finish at the ’96 NCAA Cross Country Cham-pionship remains as the highest by any Boston College student-athlete at the meet. It was at that competition Graham became the first Eagle to earn All-American status in cross country and the first runner to do so in back-to-back years with an encore in 1997. Had Graham worn the Ma-roon and Gold any longer, she may have expanded her grasp on the BC record books. At the time of her graduation in 1998, Graham held seven track records: the indoor 1000-meter (2:46.47), 1500-meters (4:19.4), mile (4:37.52), 3000-meter (9:20.58) and distance medley relay (4:36 mile an-chor leg); and in the outdoor 1500-meters (4:15.89), 3000-meters (9:14.39) and 3200-meter relay (8:53.79). She was the winner of the Nathaniel J. Hasenfus “Eagle of the Year” Award for her graduating class.

C a r o l i n e K i n g


Delivering personal record after personal re-cord Caroline King commanded a superb senior

campaign on the cross country course. She collected All-ACC and All-Northeast honors en route to leading the Eagles to the 2010 NCAA Cross Country Championship. A three-time national qualifier, King became the first Eagle in five seasons to achieve All-American status on grass. On the track, the Scotia, N.Y. native was the 2010 New England Outdoor 1,500-meter Champion. She also collected a pair of conference awards in the 800-meter and Mile competitions, as well as posted the second fastest times in the 1,000-meter (2:46.89) and mile (4:41.33) in Boston College history. King also ran the anchor leg of the Distance Medley Relay team that set the BC record of 11:05.69 and went on to finish 11th in the nation for the 2009-10 indoor season.

J e n n i f e r K r a m e r


2004 • Outdoor 5,000m

As a freshman, Jennifer Kramer collected All-Big East honors as the 15th overall finisher in cross country and was a confer-ence champion in the 3,200-Meter Relay. She continued to produce on the cross country trails, racking up back-to-back All-Northeast Region acco-lades in 2002 and 2003, as the 17th and 7th best runner respectively. In her final season on the cross country trails, Kramer took fourth at the Big East Championship in a time of 20:48.0. As the only Eagle to qualify for the 2003 NCAA Cross Country Championship, Kramer returned as an All-American after placing 34th. On the track, she had run the third fastest 1,500-meter time in school history (4:23.56) during the outdoor season earlier that year. When the 2004 indoor campaign started up, she busted out another BC record time in the 3,000-meter event a time of 9:35.35. Kramer carried the momentum to the spring season, capping her collegiate career with a 16:40.26 in the 5,000-meter run to achieve All-American status.



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A n d r e a M e lt o n

1995 • 100m Hurdles

Andrea Melton gained her only All-American ac-colade at the 1995 NCAA Outdoor Championship,

where she established a school record of 13.61 in the 100m Hurdles. A noted hurdler, sprinter and jumper, Melton used her athleticism to break Boston College marks for the indoor 55-meter hurdles (7.95), long jump (6.60m) and distance medley relay (11:11.55), as well as the outdoor 100-meter hurdles (13.61), long jump (5.96m) and shuttle hurdle relay (60.07). As an Eagle, she won five New England individual titles in the outdoor 100-meter hurdles and the indoor 55-meter hurdles. Melton was named the 1996 Nathaniel J. Hasenfus “Eagle of the Year”.

T i a n a R i e l

2008 • Pentathlon

Tiana Riel achieved her All-American status with a 4,017 point performance in the Pentathlon at the

2008 NCAA Championship. Riel was the first (and only) Eagle to score at each ACC meet she competed in, making the All-Conference team three times. As a junior she won the New England Heptathlon Championship. Riel ended her career ranked in BC’s top five performances all-time in the 55m hurdles (8.17), 100m hurdles (14.50), 200m (25.19), long jump (19’1.5”), triple jump (38’4”), Pentathlon (4,017) and Heptathlon (5,450).

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2000 • Outdoor 3,000m

2001 • Indoor 3,000m (NCAA Champion)

In 2001, Shannon Smith became the first Boston College female student-athlete to win an individual NCAA Championship when she captured the 3,000m indoor crown with a school record of 9:11.25. As a freshman, Smith had earned her first All-American honor on the cross country course and two years later she would become just the second Eagle to win the New England Championship. She went on amass a stellar career as an Eagle, engraving her name on the BC record lists with the second fastest times in the outdoor 1,500-and 3,000-meters. At the 2000 NCAA Championship, her time of 16:13.39 in the 5,000-meters gave Smith her second All-Amer-ican award and broke an eight year old record by more than 20 seconds. Smith was named the Nataniel J. Hasenfus “Eagle of the Year” in 2001.

All-AMERICANS

J u l i e S p o l i d o r o

2003 • Indoor 3,000m

In her final track campaign, Julie Spolidoro achieved All-American status as an indoor 3,000-meter com-

petitor. As a sophomore, Spolidoro narrowly missed making the All-Big East Team in the 3,000-meter steeplechase, but when she made the transition to longer distances as a junior she began leaving her footprint on the BC record book. During the 2002 outdoor season, Spolidoro recorded the third-fastest 5,000-meter time in school history (16:43.01) and went on to post the fourth-best 10,000-meter mark (35:26.61) for BC at the Big East Champion-ship, where she earned All-Conference honors with a second place finish. She returned for the indoor season to establish a Boston College record in the 5,000-meter at 16:02.99. Spolidoro then posted the second-fastest 3,000-meter time (9:18.11) - ninth in the country at the time and went on to claim the Big East 5,000-meter title. She was a national qualifier in both the 3,000-and 5,000-meters that year. Spolidoro concluded her career with a 10th place finish in the NCAA 3,000m National Championship.

T i f fa n y Y o u n g

1994 • 200m

A swift and versatile runner, Tiffany Young was a nationally-ranked sprinter in numerous indoor and

outdoor events, ranging from the 100-meter to the 3200-meter relay. As an All-American sprinter, she set school standards in the 100-meter (12.14 seconds) and 200-meter (23.97) outdoor events and the 200-me-ter (24.14) indoor competition, and was a member of Boston College’s record-setting indoor and outdoor 800-meter outdoor relay teams. Young went on to be named winner of the 1994 Nathaniel J. Hasenfus “Eagle of the Year” Award as the outstanding female athlete in her graduating class. All of Young’s records remain intact 16 years later.



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hall of fame/EAGLE OF THE YEAR

BY YEAR iNDUCTED1970-71 Harold Connolly ‘53 1970-71 James Driscoll ‘22 1970-71 Bernie Wefers 1896 1970-71 Jack Ryder 1971-72 Dimitri Zaitz ‘37 1972-73 Henry “Luke” McCloskey ‘27 1973-74 Bill Gilligan ‘40 1973-74 Rev. Msgr. Bernard O’Kane ‘09 1974-75 Richard Gill ‘38 1974-75 Jim Kavanaugh ‘68 1975-76 John Fiore ‘66 1976-77 Al Morro ‘421977-78 Joe Ingoldsby ‘27 1978-79 Bill McKillop ‘27 1979-80 Louis Welch ‘25 1980-81 Frank Zeimetz ‘39 1980-81 Larry Jeffers ‘68 1981-82 Keith Francis ‘76 1982-83 Jack McDonald ‘73 1983-84 Tom Cavanaugh ‘26 1983-84 Larry Flynn ‘63 1984-85 Larry Rawson ‘63 1985-86 Rev. William J. Donlon ‘31 1985-96 Bill Norris ‘67 1986-87 John McManus ‘34 1987-88 George Desnoyers ‘63 1987-88 Cindy Flick McHugh ‘81 1988-89 Phil Hazard ‘78 1989-90 Rob Lanney ‘81 1990-91 Tom Meagher ‘31 1990-91 Samir Vincent ‘62 1991-92 Hal Krause ‘70 1992-93 Pat Lochiatto ‘55 1993-94 Ray Hawkins ‘87 1993-94 Michele Hallett ‘86 1994-95 John Clopeck ‘87 1995-96 Joe Rocha ‘87 1995-96 Leslie Freeman Charles ‘86 1996-97 Bob O’Leary ‘60 1997-98 Ralph King ‘49 1998-99 Bob Merrick ‘24 2001-02 Fernando Braz ‘85 2002-03 Ken Moody ‘89 2003-04 Tiffany Young ‘94 2004-05 Tom Horton ‘80 2005-06 Angie Graham Hollins ‘98 2006-07 Mark McGehearty ‘97 2006-07 Sean McGehearty ‘97 2007-08 Shannon Smith ‘00 2008-09 Andrea Melton ‘96 2010-11 Keith Yuen ‘92

BY NAmEFernando Braz ‘85 (2001-02)Tom Cavanaugh ‘26 (1983-84)Leslie Freeman Charles ‘86 (1995-96)John Clopeck ‘87 (1994-95)Harold Connolly ‘53 (1970-71)George Desnoyers ‘63 (1987-88)Rev. William J. Donlon ‘31 (1985-86)James Driscoll ‘22 (1970-71)John Fiore ‘66 (1975-76)Larry Flynn ‘63 (1983-84)Keith Francis ‘76 (1981-82)Richard Gill ‘38 (1974-75)Bill Gilligan ‘40 (1973-74)Michele Hallett ‘86 (1993-94) Ray Hawkins ‘87 (1993-94)Phil Hazard ‘78 (1988-89) Angie Graham Hollins ‘98 (2005-06) Tom Horton ‘80 (2004-05) Joe Ingoldsby ‘27 (1977-78) Larry Jeffers ‘68 (1980-81) Jim Kavanaugh ‘68 (1974-75) Ralph King ‘49 (1997-98) Hal Krause ‘70 (1991-92) Rob Lanney ‘81 (1989-90) Pat Lochiatto ‘55 (1992-93) Henry “Luke” McCloskey ‘27 (1972-73) Jack McDonald ‘73 (1982-83) Mark McGehearty ‘97 (2006-07) Sean McGehearty ‘97 (2006-07) Cindy Flick McHugh ‘81 (1987-88) Bill McKillop ‘27 (1978-79) John McManus ‘34 (1986-87) Tom Meagher ‘31 (1990-91) Andrea Melton ‘96 (2008-09) Bob Merrick ‘24 (1998-99) Ken Moody ‘89 (2002-03) Al Morro ‘42 (1976-77) Bill Norris ‘67 (1985-96) Rev. Msgr. Bernard O’Kane ‘09 (1973-74) Bob O’Leary ‘60 (1996-97) Larry Rawson ‘63 (1984-85) Joe Rocha ‘87 (1995-96) Jack Ryder (1970-71) Shannon Smith ‘00 (2007-08) Samir Vincent ‘62 (1990-91) Bernie Wefers 1896 (1970-71) Louis Welch ‘25 (1979-80) Tiffany Young ‘94 (2003-04) Keith Yuen ’92 (2010-11) Dimitri Zaitz ‘37 (1971-72) Frank Zeimetz ‘39 (1980-81)

Cross Country/Track & Field Hall of Fame Members

The Varsity Club founded the Boston College Hall of Fame in 1970 to commemo-rate the achievements of the finest student-athletes to ever wear Maroon and Gold. Since that time, over 400 Eagles have been inducted into the prestigious club. As of 2010, the Cross Country/Track and Field programs were represented by 51 members – fourth most of any program.

mEN’S TRACK & FiELD/CROSS COUNTRY RECiPiENTS1977 Byron Hemingway1980 Tom Horton1981 Rob Lanney1983 Adrian Munoz-Bennett1987 Ray Hawkins1988 Joe Rocha1992 Keith Yuen1997 Mark McGehearty1997 Sean McGehearty

wOmEN’S TRACK & FiELD/CROSS COUNTRY RECiPiENTS1981 Cindy Flick1986 Michelle Hallett1991 Candace Nicole1994 Tiffany Young1996 Andrea Melton1998 Angie Graham2001 Shannon Smith2002 Katie Ryan2008 Kasey Hill

Eagle of the Year Award

The Boston College Varsity Club annually presents The Nathaniel J. Hasenfus ‘22 Eagle of the Year Award. Since 1977, the award has given each year to the outstanding male and female athletes in the graduating class who are outstanding citizens, leaders, scholars and athletes. Each recipient receives a bronze eagle on an inscribed ma-hogany base. The prestigious awards are named in honor of Dr. Na-thaniel J. Hasenfus, the late beloved historian of Boston College Athlet-ics and former president of the Varsity Club.



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NCAA CHAMPIONS2001 Shannon Smith 3000m (I)

NCAA ALL-AMERICANSiNDOOR1990 Gail Harris 800m1994 Tiffany Young 200m1995 Angie Graham Mile1995 Distance Medley Relay Team (Angie Gra-ham, Amy Lyman, Caroline Pimblett, Mary Brady)1997 Angie Graham Mile1998 Angie Graham Mile2001 Shannon Smith 3000m2003 Julie Splidoro 3000m2007 Kasey Hill Pentathlon2008 Tiana Riel PentathlonOUTDOOR1982 Kathleen Daly 3000m1982 Nancy Small 10,000m1995 Angie Graham 1500m1995 Andrea Melton 100m Hurdles1996 Angie Graham 1500m1997 Angie Graham 3000m2000 Shannon Smith 3000m2001 Shannon Smith 3000m2002 Maria Cicero 10,000m3003 Jennifer Donovan 3000m Steeplechase3004 Jennifer Kramer 5000m2008 Kasey Hill Heptathlon

NCAA QUALIFIERSiNDOOR1984 Janice Reid 400m (9th)1985 Janice Reid 500m (12th)1990 Gail Harris 800m (8th - 2:07.0)1994 Tiffany Young 200m (9th – 24.14)1995 Angie Graham Mile (5th – 4:46.08)1995 Distance Medley (8th – 11:29.12) (Caroline Pimblett, Mary Brady, Amy Lyman, Angie Graham)1996 Angie Graham Mile (9th – 4:44.68)1996 Amy Lyman Mile (14th – 4:51.40)1996 Jodie Lake Mile (18th – 4:56.79)1996 Distance Medley (9th – 11:43.26) (Jodie Lake, Andrea Melton, Amy Lyman, Angie Graham)1997 Angie Graham Mile (4th – 4:41.90)1998 Angie Graham Mile (2nd – 4:42.48)2001 Maggie Guiney 5000m (13th – 16:46.43)2001 Shannon Smith 3000m (1st – 9:11.25)2001 Katie Ryan 3000m (11th – 9:29.12)2001 Distance Medley (9th – 11:31.95) (Katie Ryan, Jen Vendetti, Laura Smith, Shannon Smith)2002 Maria Cicero 5000m (12th – 16:42.73)2004 Jennifer Kramer 5000m (7th – 16:40.26)2004 Jennifer Donovan 3000m Steeplechase (14th – 11:04.41)2010 Distance Medley (11th – 11:23.83) (Jillian King, Anna Cioffredi, Caitlin Bailey, Caroline King)

NCAA QUALIFIERS (cont.)OUTDOOR1986 Michele Hallett 10,000m (14th)1990 Gail Harris 800m (13th – 2:05.74)1995 Angie Graham 1500m (6th – 4:21.33)1995 Andrea Melton 100m Hurdles (14th – 13.90)1995 Amy Lyman 3000m (15th – 10:09.64)1996 Angie Graham 1500m (21st – 4:30.82)1997 Angie Graham 3000m (5th – 9:27.40)1998 Angie Graham 1500m (7th – 4:18.30)1998 Shannon Smith 3000m (11th – 9:32.45)2000 Shannon Smith 3000m (6th – (9:27.21)2000 Katie Ryan 3000m (10:00.76)2001 Shannon Smith 1500m (16th – 4:26.41)2002 Maria Cicero 10,000m (5th - 24:52.76)

NCAA TEAM APPEARANCESiNDOOR OUTDOOR1995 (5pts.) 1995 (47th – 3 pts.)1997 (28th – 5 pts.) 1997 (45th – 4 pts.)1998 (27th – 8 pts.) 1998 (61st – 2 pts.)2001 (22nd – 10 pts.) 2000 (52nd – 3 pts.) 2002 (45th – 4 pts.)

ACC CHAMPIONSiNDOOR2008 Kasey Hill Pentathlon2009 Caitlin Bailey 800m (2:01.00)2010 Caitlin Bailey 800m (2:07.64)2010 Mallory Champa 3000m (9:20.49)OUTDOOR 2008 Kasey Hill Heptathlon

ALL-ACC iNDOOR2007 Caitlin Bailey 800m (2nd – 2:06.75)2008 Caitlin Bailey 800m (3rd – 2:13.56)2009 Caitlin Bailey 800m (1st – 2:01.00)2010 Caitlin Bailey 800m (1st – 2:07.64)2010 Mallory Champa 3000m (1st – 9:20.49)OUTDOOR2006 Kasey Hill Heptathlon2007 Caitlin Bailey 800m (2nd – 2:07.75)2008 Caitlin Bailey 800m (3rd – 2:05.41)2008 Kasey Hill Heptathlon2008 Tiana Riel Heptathlon2010 Caroline King 800m (2nd – 2:06.19)2010 Caitlin Bailey 800m (3rd – 2:06.81)2010 Kelsey Huckins Discus (2nd – 161-5.0 ft.)

ACC FINISHESiNDOOR OUTDOOR2006 – 12 (10.66 pts.) 2006 – 12 (19 pts.)2007 – 9th (32.5 pts.) 2007 – 12th (18 pts.)2008 – 6th (48 pts.) 2008 – 8th (39 pts.)2009 – 11th (23 pts.) 2009 – 12th (8 pts.)2010 – 8th (36 pts.) 2010 – 10th (31 pts.)

New England TEAM

Champions 2005 Indoor 2010 Outdoor

New England Champions iNDOOR1982 Lianne Supple Pentathlon (3319 pts.)1983 Leslie Freeman 55m (7.15)1983 Leslie Freeman 200m1983 Michelle Hallett 3000m (9:42.34)1984 Susan Goode Pentathlon (3592 pts.)1984 Janice Reid 600-yd. (1:23.10)1985 Janice Reid 600-yd. (1:27.46)1986 Virginia Connors 5000m (17:19.19)1986 Therese Doucette 1000-yd. (2:35.20)1987 Virginia Connors 3000m (9:54.79)1987 Therese Doucette 1000-yd. (2:33.52)1987 Beverly Luken 55m (7.20)1989 Chris D’Allesandro 800m (2:14.0)1989 Heather Grimshaw 1000-yd. (2:36.96)1990 Jen Rolfe 3000m1991 Jen Rolfe 3000m1992 Jen Rolfe 3000m (9:42.44)1993 Maria Depina 500m (1:16.55)1994 Diane Connolly 1000m (2:54.26)1994 Andrea Melton 55m Hurdles (8.32)1994 Tiffany Young 200m (24.66)1994 Tiffany Young 500m (1:16.64)1994 1600m Relay (3:53.40) (Blair ’96, Benestad ’97, Brady ’96, Young ’94)1994 Distance Medley Relay (12:27.73) (Mulligan ’96, Gorski ’97, Dittami ’94, Quedenfeld ’95)1995 Angie Graham 1000m (2:48.89)1995 Amy Lyman 3000m (9:54.33)1995 Distance Medley Relay (12:06.70)1999 Shannon Smith 3000m (10:00.33)2000 Jennifer Vendetti 400m (57.24)2000 Shannon Smith Mile (4:55.78)2000 Cate Guiney 3000m (9:44.03)2001 Danielle Jelley 3000m (9:53.05)OUTDOOR1982 Jane Haubrich Heptathlon (4457 pts.)1992 Jennifer Rolfe 3000m (9:36.80)1992 Tiffany Young 200m (23.97)1994 Andrea Melton 100m Hurdles (14.90)1995 Andrea Melton 100m Hurdles (14.23)1995 Caroline Pimblett 3000m (9:44.53)1994 1600m Relay (3:53.14) (Blair ’96, Pimblett, Benestad ’97, Young ’94)1994 3200m Relay (9:24.81) (Qudenfeld ’95, Lyman ’95, Thibault ’97, Supler ’95)2000 Cate Guiney 5000m (17:05.00)2000 Shannon Smith 1500m (4:25.52)2000 Jennifer Vendetti 400m (55.32)2000 3200m Relay (9:00.18)2003 Christina Regan Heptathlon (4361 pts.)



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ECAC CHAMPIONSiNDOOR1990 Gail Harris 800m (2:05.4)1996 Distance Medley 11:11.55 (Jodie Lake, Andrea Melton, Amy Lyman, Angie Graham)1997 Amy Lyman Mile2000 Shannon Smith 3000m (9:31.46)2001 Distance Medley 11:17.42

PENN RELAYS1995 Angie Graham 3000m Champion (9:18.25)2003 Jennifer Donovan 3000m Steeplechase Champion (10:18.88)

NCAA WOMAN OF THE YEAR CROSS COUNTRY/TRACK & FiELD2000 Shannon Smith2002 Katie Ryan (Finalist)

BIG EAST Champions (1979-2004)iNDOOR1985 1600-Meter Relay 3:52.40 (Janice Reid, Martha Madaus Beverly Luken, Leslie Freeman)1986 Michele Hallet 3000m (9:47.8)1986 Virginia Connors 5000m (17:08.62)1991 Candace Nichols High Jump (1.74m; 5-8.5 ft.)2001 Shannon Smith Mile (4:48.51)2001 Shannon Smith 3000m (9:29.38)2001 3200-Meter Relay 9:17.01 (Laura Smith, Jen Vendetti, Jennifer Kramer, Jennifer Donovan)2001 Distance Medley 11:32.24 (Laura Smith, Jen Vendetti, Katie Ryan, Shannon Smith)OUTDOOR1990 Gail Harris 800m (2:06.69)1985 Michele Hallet 10,000m (34:49,90)

NCAA ALL-AMERICANS1997 Angie Graham1997 Shannon Smith1998 Angie Graham1999 Shannon Smith2000 Cate Guiney2000 Maggie Guiney2000 Katie Ryan2001 Maria Cicero2001 Maggie Guiney2002 Maria Cicero2003 Jennifer Kramer2004 Maria Cicero2005 Laurel Burdick2006 Mallory Champa2010 Caroline King

TEAM NCAA APPEARENCES 1984 333 points (11th)1985 284 points (12th)1991 425 points (19th)1994 500 points (21st)1995 479 points (21st)1996 289 points (12th)1997 240 points (9th)1999 622 points (28th)2000 214 points (4th)2001 231 points (6th)2005 432 points (18th)2006 661 points (30th)2007 580 points (30th)2008 651 points (27th)2010 432 points (19th)

NCAA APPEARENCES1979 Cindy Flick1980 Cindy Flick1990 Jen Rolfe1998 Angie Graham (34th) – 17:391998 Katie Ryan (72nd) – 18:022002 Maria Cicero (18th)2003 Jennifer Kramer (34th)2004 Marica Cicero (15th)2009 Jillian King (129th) – 21:30.3

Team NCAA Northeast

Regional Finishes ()2010 92 points (4th)2009 184 points (7th)2008 95 points (3rd)2007 132 points (3rd)2006 82 points (1st)2005 87 points (1st)2004 ---2003 139 points (5th)2002 100 points (3rd)

All-Northeast Region2002 Maria Cicero (2nd)2002 Julie Spolidoro (10th)2002 Jennifer Donovan (12th)2002 Jennifer Kramer (19th)2003 Jennifer Kramer (7th)2003 Jennifer Donovan (10th)2003 Laurel Burdick (19th)2005 Maria Cicero (9th)2005 Laurel Burdick (10th)2005 Mallory Champa (13th)2006 Mallory Champa (7th)2006 Nichole Lister (15th)2006 Kristen Coon (17th)2006 Jessica Flinn (19th)2006 Brielle Chabot (24th)2007 Nichole Lister (9th)2007 Brielle Chabot (15th)2007 Jessica Driscoll (24th)2008 Mallory Champ (3rd)2008 Nichole Lister (9th)2008 Jessica Driscoll (21st)2009 Jillian King (7th)2010 Caroline King (7th)2010 Jillian King (12th)2010 Hope Kraue (16th)

NCAA Northeast

Regional Lead Finisher 2010 Caroline King (7th) – 20:17.62009 Jillian King (7th) – 22:27.02008 Mallory Champa (3rd) – 21:23.32007 Nichole Lister (9th) – 20:57.902006 Mallory Champa (7th) – 21:45.62005 Maria Cicero (9th) – 21:00.52004 Maria Cicero (8th) – 20:56.52003 Jennifer Kramer (7th) – 21.17.02002 Maria Cicero (2nd) – 20:48.0

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Posing with Asst. Coach Erin O’Reilly (center), Kasey Hill (right) captured the first Outdoor ACC Championship for Boston College in 2008, besting teammate and runner-up Tiana Riel (left) in the heptathlon.



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All-ACC2005 Laurel Burdick (8th)2006 Mallory Champa (12th)2007 Mallory Champa (8th)2007 Brielle Chabot (9th)2008 Mallory Champa (12th)2008 Nichole Lister (14th)2009 Jillian King (11th)2010 Jillian King (6th)2010 Caroline King (7th)

TEAM ACC

Championship Finishes)2010 100 points (4th)2009 144 points (6th)2008 106 points (2nd)2007 106 points (3rd)2006 150 points (7th)2005 106 points (4th)

ACC Championship

Top Finishers )2010 Jillian King (6th) – 20:30.42009 Jillian King (11th) – 20:35.42008 Mallory Champa (12th) – 21:13.42007 Mallory Champa (8th) – 21:22.02006 Mallory Champa (12th) – 21:37.72005 Laurel Burdick (8th) – 19:40.0

ACC Performer of the WeekLaurel Burdick, Sr. Oct. 3, 2005Mallory Champa, So. Oct. 9, 2006Nicole Lister, Sr. Oct. 13, 2008Elizabeth Hynes, Fr. Oct. 15, 2009Caroline King, Sr. Sept. 13, 2010Jillian King, Jr. Oct. 11, 2010

NEW ENGLAND

TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS1982 • 1984 • 1986 • 2008 (38 pts.) • 19831985 • 2002 (70 pts.) • 2010 (26 pts.)

NEW ENGLAND CHAMPIONS1997 Angie Graham (16:53) Franklin Park1999 Shannon Smith (17:25) Franklin Park2002 Maria Cicero (17:07) Franklin Park

ECAC TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS2009

ECAC CHAMPIONS1997 Angie Graham (16:53) Franklin Park1999 Shannon Smith (17:25) Franklin Park2002 Maria Cicero (17:07) Franklin Park

USA WINTER

CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONS2002 Maria Cicero (21:05)

USTFCCCA

ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM2006 Mallory Champa – Cross Country2008 Cross Country Team2009 Jillian King – Cross Country

BIG EAST CHAMPIONS (1979-2004)1982 Michele Hallet – 16:40.2 (5K)1985 Michele Hallet – 18:15.0 (5K)2001 Cate Guiney – 20:04.0 (6K)

BIG EAST

TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS (1979-2004)1982 (41 pts.) • 1986 (35 pts.) • 1983 (37 pts.) 2000 (38 pts.)

ALL-BIG EAST (1979-2004)2002 Maria Cicero (7th) – 20:42.02002 Julie Spolidoro (10th) – 20:53.02003 Jennifer Kramer (4th) – 20:48.02003 Jennifer Donovan (13th) – 21:27.02004 Maria Cicero (9th) – 20:36.02004 Laurel Burdick (14th) – 21:08.0

Academic All-ACC2005 Laurel Burdick2005 Nichole Lister2007 Mallory Champa2007 Jessica Driscoll2007 Jennifer Hyde2007 Nichole Lister2008 Mallory Champa2008 Jessica Driscoll2008 Nichole Lister2009 Lauren Johnston2010 Caitlin Bailey2010 Kelsey Huckins2010 Caroline King

COACHING HONORS2000Randy Thomas and Kathy Fleming –Big East Coaching Staff of the Year2001Randy Thomas –National Coach of the Year (USTFCCCA)2005Randy Thomas – NCAA Northeast Region Coach of the Year2006Randy Thomas – NCAA Northeast Region Coach of the Year

HONORS

Boston College claimed the 2008 Beanpot Championship



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TRACK & FIELD TOP PERFORMERS55 mETERS7.10 - Beverly Luken (1998)7.12 - Michele Volpe (1988)7.15 - Leslie Freeman (1983)7.24 - Tiffany Young (1992)7.27 - Nikki Pogue (2000)7.27 - Zoey O’Sullivan (2001)7.27 - Meaghan Callahan (2007)

60 mETERS7.77 - Nicolette Pogue (2001)7.83 - Miriam Khan (2008)7.89 - Kasey Hill (2005)7.92 - Anna Cioffredi (2009)

55 mETER HURDLES7.95 - Andrea Melton (1995)8.00 - Kasey Hill (2008)8.16 - Tiana Riel (2008)8.18 - Katherine Sherman (2007)8.27 - Elizabeth Hassan (2005)

60 mETER HURDLES8.56 - Kasey Hill (2004)8.66 - Tiana Riel (2008)

200 mETERS24.14 - Tiffany Young (1994)24.85 - Kasey Hill (2008)25.14 - Leslie Freeman (1984)25.14 - Janice Reid (1985)25.38 - Andrea Melton (1995)

400 mETERS54.55 - Janice Reid (1984)55.00 - Tiffany Young (1991) 56.09 - Leslie Freeman (1986)56.16 - Anna Cioffredi (2009)56.45 - Caitlin Bailey (2007)

500 mETERS1:11.50 - Gail Harris (1990)1:12.60 - Janice Reid (1985)1:12.91 - Caitlin Bailey (2007)1:14.02 - Anna Cioffredi (2009)1:14.60 - Maria Depina (1993)

800 mETERS2:04.66 - Caitlin Bailey (2009)2:05.04 - Gail Harris (1990) 2:07.67 - Mary Heitkamp (2009)2:08.05 - Angie Graham (1998)2:08.97 - Melissa Sherman (2005)

1000 mETERS2:46.47 - Angie Graham (1997)2:46.89 - Caroline King (2008)2:47.38 - Samantha Gawrych (2009)2:49.49 - Mary Heitkamp (2009)2:50.57 - Jessica Driscoll (2007)miLE4:37.52 - Angie Graham (1997)4:41.33 - Caroline King (2010)4:41.98 - Shannon Smith (2001)4:42.19 - Jillian King (2010)4:45.08 - Amy Lyman (1996)

3000 mETERS9:11.25 - Shannon Smith (2001)9:18.11 - Julie Spolidoro (2003)9:20.49 - Mallory Champa (2010)9:20.58 - Angie Graham (1997)9:25.35 - Jennifer Kramer (2004)

5000 mETERS16:02.99 - Julie Spolidoro (2003)16:13.55 - Maria Cicero (2002)16:24.16 - Michele Hallett (1986)16:29.00 - Maggie Guiney (2001)16:44.50 - Allison Quelch (1987)

HigH JUmP1.783m [5’08.50”] - Candace Nichols (1990)1.767m [5’08.00”] - Mary Beth Paul (1984)1.767m [5’08.00”] - Erin Duffey (1996)1.752m [5’07.05”] - Tiana Riel (2008)1.737m [5’07.00”] - Lianne Supple (1984)1.737m [5’07.00”] - Susan Goode (1984)

LONg JUmP6.088m [19’11.75”] - Alison Kent (1987)6.063m [19’10.75”] - Andrea Melton (1996)5.990m [19’08.00”] - Candace Nichols (1987)5.911m [19’04.75”] - Andrea Melton (1994)5.879m [19’01.50”] - Tiana Riel (2007)

TRiPLE JUmP12.077m [39’07.75”] - Elaine Veloukas (1993)11.980m [39’04.00”] - Kim Facey (1994)11.700m [38’05.00”] - Candace Nichols (1987)11.680m [38’04.00”] - Tiana Riel (2006)11.190m [36’09.00”] - Joanne McDevitt (1987)

POLE VAULT3.841m [12’07.50”] - Carolyn Rayburn (2008)3.688m [12’01.75”] - Megan Mara (2004)3.650m [12’00.00”] - Saki Sugano (2005)3.394m [11’01.75”] - Emily Cornelius (2009)3.338m [10’11.75”] - Amy Cebulski (2004)

SHOT PUT13.983m [45’10.75”] - Jessica Fazekas (2004)13.106m [43’00.25”] - Kasey Hill (2007)12.970m [42’07.00”] - Kelsey Huckins (2010)12.560m [41’11.00”] - Paige MacTavish (1994)12.547m [41’02.25”] - Rosemary Guerin (2007)

20-POUND wEigHT17.720m [58’01.75”] - Kelsey Huckins (2010)15.740m [51’08.00”] - Paige MacTavish (1994)14.949m [49’00.75”] - Jessica Fazekas (2006)13.980m [45’11.00”] - Libby MacDonald (1998)13.910m [45’07.75”] - Hilary Cloonan (2010)

PENTATHLON4,073 points - Kasey Hill (2007)4,017 points - Tiana Riel (2008)3,626 points - Susan Goode (1985)3,533 points - Katie Sherman (2007)3,461 points - Lianne Supple (1984)



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KTRACK & FIELD TOP PERFORMERS100m Dash (+ = 100m Hand + 0.24)+12.14 - Leslie Freeman (1983)12.14 - Tiffany Young (1992)+12.24 - Gladys Rice (1983)12.24 - Beverly Luken (1987)12.36 - Nikki Pogue (2000)

100m Hurdles (+ = 100m Hand + 0.24)13.61 - Andrea Melton (1995)13.73 - Kasey Hill (2006)14.23 - Tiana Riel (2007)14.48 - Katherine Sherman (2006)14.63 - Kate Sullivan (2000)

200m (+ = 200m Hand + 0.24)23.97 - Tiffany Young (1992)24.52 - Kasey Hill (2008)24.72 - Tiana Riel (2008)24.79 - Leslie Freeman (1983)25.16 - Kasey Hill (2005)

400m (+ = 400m Hand + 0.14)53.88 - Gail Harris (1990)53.90 - Tiffany Young (1994)54.69 - Janice Reid (1984)55.28 - Leslie Freeman (1985)55.32 - Jen Vendetti (2000)

400m Hurdles61.01 - Rebecca Peterson (1998)62.36 - Liz Hassan (2005)62.89 - Katherine Sherman (2006)63.66 - Kate Noonan (2003)63.94 - Christine Wojie (1998)

800m2:04.09 - Gail Harris (1990)2:05.18 - Caitlyn Bailey (2008)2:05.41 - Caitlyn Bailey (2008)2:05.42 - Caitlyn Bailey (2008)2:06.18 - Caitlin Bailey (2007)

1500m4:15.70 - Angie Graham (1997)4:25.01 - Melissa Sherman (2005)4:25.53 - Shannon Smith (2000)4:23.56 - Jennifer Kramer (2003)4:24.48 - Nichole Lister (2006)

3000m9:14.39 - Angie Graham (1997)9:17.89 - Shannon Smith (2000)9:28.59 - Katie Ryan (2000)9:35.61 - Cate Guiney (2000)9:37.00 - Amy Lyman (1997)

5000m16:13.39 - Shannon Smith (2000)16:31.50 - Laurel Burdick (2005)16:33.74 - Jen Rolfe (1992)16:37.46 - Maria Cicero (2005)16:38.75 - Nikki Tufts (2007)

10,000m33:52.77 - Maria Cicero (2005)34:08.00 - Michele Hallett (1985)34:44.60 - Jen Rolfe (1992)34:53.60 - Alison Quelch (1987)35:13.63 - Brielle Chabot (2008)

3000m Steeplechase10:04.52 - Jennifer Donovan (2003)10:36.08 - Julie Spolidoro (2001)10:36.58 - Alexis Lake (2006)10:44.20 - Anne Hessberg (2006)11:08.50 - Kristen Coon (2006)

High Jump1.717m [5’07.75”] - Kasey Hill (2008)1.704m [5’07.25”] - Christina Regan (2003)1.670m [5’06.00”] - Tiana Riel (2008)1.670m [5’06.00”] - Sue Goode (1983)1.670m [5’06.00”] - Candace Nichols (1989)1.670m [5’06.00”] - Erin Duffey (1996)1.670m [5’06.00”] - Anya Maurer (1996)

Long Jump6.078m [19’11.34’’] - Alison Briggs (1987)5.955m [19’06.50”] - Andrea Melton (1996)5.890m [19’04.00”] - Kasey Hill (2008)5.890m [19’04.00”] - Katina McCrory (2003)5.860m [19’03.00”] - Candace Nichols (1989)

Triple Jump11.994m [39’04.50”] - Kim Facey (1994)11.650m [38’02.75”] - Elaine Veloukas (1992)11.403m [37’05.25”] - Christina Regan (2000)11.492m [37’08.75”] - Anne Walsh (2005)11.390m [37’05.00”] - Erin Duffey (1996)

Pole Vault3.891m [12’09.50”] - Saki Sugano (2005)3.650m [12’00.00”] - Megan Mara (2003)3.650m [12’00.00”] - Carly Rayburn (2005)3.338m [10’11.75”] - Amy Cebulski (2002)3.338m [10’11.75”] - Emily Cornelius (2009)

Discus45.771m [150’02.00”] - Megan Kearney (2003)43.434m [142’06.00”] - Kelsey Huckins (2009)42.951m [140’11.00”] - Paige MacTavish (1994)42.089m [138’01.00”] - Jessica Fazekas (2003)39.522m [129’08.00”] - Mary Hollingworth (1981)

Hammer50.470m [165’07.00”] - Kelsey Huckins 200949.301m [161’09.00”] - Libby MacDonald 199946.761m [153’05.00”] - Christie Majkut 200946.609m [152’11.00”] - Paige MacTavish 199342.037m [137’11.00”] - Rosemary Guerin 2007

Javelin39.319m [129’00.00”] - Kasey Hill (2008)38.887m [127’05.00”] - Brighid Marquess (2005)38.805m [127’01.75”] - Anne Rajotte (1995)38.608m [126’08.00”] - Jeanne Seltzer (1982)38.506m [126’04.00”] - Jen Petula (1997)

Shot Put14.020m [46’00.00”] - Jessica Fazekas (2004)13.767m [45’02.25”] - Rosemary Guerin (2007)13.170m [43’03.00”] - Paige McTavish (1994)13.164m [43’02.50”] - Kasey Hill (2006)12.064m [39’07.25”] - Megan Kearney (2000)

Heptathlon5,687 points - Kasey Hill (2008)5,450 points - Tiana Riel (2008)4,700 points - Elizabeth Hassan (2005)4,609 points - Christina Regan (2003)4,464 points - Jacqueline Tanzella (2005)



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Track & Field Relay Records

Indoor800 mETER RELAY1:40.67 - Zulema Blair, Kim Facey, Mary-Alice Brady, Tiffany Young (1994)1:41.83 - Michele Volpe, Michele Kouremetis, Candace Nichols, Beverly Luken (1988)1:41.89 - Janice Reid, Michele Volpe, Beverly Luken, Kathy Lucey (1985)1:41.89 - Janice Reid, Julia Billo, Alison Kent, Beverly Luken (1987)1:42.03 - Janice Reid, Clare Connelly, Leslie Freeman, Kathy Lucey (1984)

1600 mETER RELAY3:45.00 – Reid, Perkins, Doucette, Freeman (1986) Penn Relays3:46.25 - New Balance NYC (2008)3:46.95 - Meaghan Callahan, Mary Heitkamp, Caitlin Bailey, Anna Cioffredi (2009)3:49.73 - Kasey Hill, Alison Fogarty, Tiana Riel, Caitlin Bailey (2008)3:50.10 - Meaghan Callahan, Sara Missert, Caitlin Bailey, Anna Cioffredi (2010)

3200 mETER RELAY8:51.81 - New Balance NYC (2008)8:58.33 - Madeline Wallace, Christine Sullivan, Gretchen Andrus, Mary Heitkamp (2009)8:58.73 - Mary Heitkamp, Melissa Sherman, Alexis Lake, Kathleen Smyth (2005)9:00.55 - Kerry Lyman, Diane Connolly, Deb Marlowe, Maria Depina (1993)9:02.00 - Kerry Lyman, Diane Connolly, Deb Marlowe, Maria Depina (1993)

DiSTANCE mEDLEY RELAY11:05.69 - Jillian King, Anna Cioffredi, Caitlin Bailey, Caroline King (2010)11:11.55 - Jodie Lake, Andrea Melton, Amy Lyman, Angie Graham (1996)11:13.48 - Jessica Driscoll, Kasey Hill, Caitlin Bailey, Caroline King (2008)11:17.42 - Smith, Jen Vendetti, Laura Smith, Maggie Guiney (2001)11:17.64 - Caroline King, Anna Cioffredi, Caitlin Bailey, Jillian King (2010)

Outdoor400m Relay47.59 - Zulema Blair, Mary-Alice Brady, Andrea Melton, Tiffany Young (1994)47.05 - Jan Gibson, Lisa Wilkins, Gladys Rice, Leslie Freeman (1983)47.72 - Zulema Blair, Mary-Alice Brady, Andrea Melton, Tiffany Young (1994)48.08 - Princess Fenton, Marcia Furr, Kara Neilson, Meghan Sullivan (1998)

800m Relay1:39.48 - Zulema Blair, Mary-Alice Brady, Kim Facey, Tiffany Young (1994)

1600m Relay3:45.00 - Janice Reid, Peggy Perkins, Therese Doucette, Leslie Freeman (1986)3:46.72 - Zulema Blair, Katie Benestad, Mary-Alice Brady, Tiffany Young (1994)3:46.92 Zulema Blair, Katie Benestad, Mary-Alice Brady, Tiffany Young (1994)3:47.70 - Janice Reid, Carolyn Conigliaro, Clare Connelly, Leslie Freeman (1984)3:47.78 - Janice Reid, Therese Doucette, Peggy Perkins, Beverly Luken (1987)

3200m Relay8:51.70 - Mary Heithamp, Alexis Lake, Kathleen Smyth, Melissa Sherman (2005)8:53.79 - Ann Baldelli, Mary-Alice Brady, Megan Gayman, Angie Graham (1995)8:54.97 - Jodie Lake, Megan Gayman, Amy Lyman, Angie Graham (1996)8:56.22 - Jodie Lake, Amy Lyman, Ann Baldelli, Angie Graham (1996)

Distance medley Relay11:37.70 - Katie Ryan, Rachel D’Amora, Jen Vendetti, Cate Guiney (2000)11:49.40 - Carolyn Conigliaro, Janice Reid, Clare Connelly, Julie Blanchet (1984)

Shuttle Hurdle Relay60.07 - Kali Coleman, Rebecca Peterson, Tina Hall, Andrea Melton (1995)

The 2011 ACC Indoor Distance Medley Silver Medalists (from left) Caroline King, Erin McKenna, Sara Missert, Jillian King and Coach Thomas



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KBOSTON COLLEGEBoston College was founded in 1863 by the Society of Jesus to serve the sons of Boston’s Irish immigrants. It was the first institution of higher edu-cation to be founded in the city of Boston. Today, it is one of the foremost universities in the nation, with a coeducational enrollment of 14,500 un-dergraduate and graduate students. Boston College has drawn students from all 50 states and more than 80 countries. Boston College has grown not just in size, but also in stature and di-versity. Today, it is ranked among the top 34 national universities by US News & World Report. Its Graduate School of Social Work is listed among the nation’s top 15, also by US News, while the graduate pro-grams of its Lynch School of Education are among the top 20 and its Connell School of Nursing and Law School are among the top 30. In addition, eight undergraduate programs of the Carroll School of Manage-ment placed among the top 10 in the nation according to BusinessWeek, with accounting placing first in its category. Boston College is among the nation’s most selective universities, with nearly 30,000 applications received for its 2,250-member Class of 2013, and is numbered among the top American private research universities.

After more than a century of growth and evolution, Boston College holds fast to the ideals that inspired its Jesuit founders. The University today remains focused on its mission of helping students to develop their minds and talents while providing them with the motivation and compassion to use those talents in the service of others.“Deeply rooted in its Catholic and Jesuit origins, Boston College offers an education that is distinctive in spirit and content, that is doubly rich with the best of human thought and with the profound insights of faith,” writes Reverend William P. Leahy, SJ, who assumed the presidency of Boston College in 1996. “We believe that Boston College provides a transform-ing experience for young men and women.”A continued expression of this philosophy, based on the Jesuit principle of cura personalis, or care for the individual, is the faculty’s dedication to teaching. BC faculty members have been honored for their teaching by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Education, while the University’s overall commitment to teaching has been ranked among the nation’s top 20, also by US News & World Report.A Boston College education focuses not only on intellectual develop-ment, but also on personal, spiritual and physical development. Students are asked to use their abilities, education and acquired skills to help oth-

ers in need, whether in Boston or Belize. Each year, more than 5,000 undergraduates give some 375,000 hours of community service in the Boston area, while more than 650 students trade vacation for service during Spring Break. Nearly 2,000 students take part in retreats and spiritual formation activities annually.

Today, the Boston College motto “ever to excel” also extends to a broad array of extracurricular activities and opportunities ranging from sports to the arts. Athletics is integral to the University’s fo-cus on the development of the whole person in body as well as in mind and spirit. BC offers 31 men’s and women’s varsity sports, all of which compete at the NCAA Division I level, and annually has one of the highest graduation rates in Division IA. BC offers a wide variety of resources that enrich intellectual and cultural life beyond the campus gates. Among these are the Jesuit Institute; Cen-ter for Ignatian Spirituality; Center for Catholic Education; Church in the 21st Century Center; Boisi Center for Religion and American Public Life; Center for Human Rights and International Justice; Center for Christian-Jewish Learning; Winston Center for Leadership and Ethics; Center on Wealth and Philanthropy; Center for Retirement Research; Sloan Center on Aging and Work; Center for the Study of Testing, Evaluation and Edu-cational Policy; TIMSS and PIRLS International Study Center; Center for International Higher Education; Burns Library of Rare Books and Special Collections; Robsham Theater Arts Center; McMullen Museum of Art; Center for Child, Family and Community Partnerships; Center for Corpo-rate Citizenship; Center for Work and Family; Center for Irish Programs; Urban Ecology Institute and Weston Observatory.



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PRESIDENTWilliam P. Leahy, S.J. became the 25th presi-dent of Boston College on July 31, 1996. Born in Omaha, he grew up on his family’s farm near Imogene, Iowa. After one year of college at Creighton University, he entered the Wisconsin Province of the Society of Jesus in 1967. He re-ceived a bachelor’s de-gree in philosophy and a master’s degree in Unit-ed States history from

Saint Louis University in 1972 and 1975, respectively. Between 1975 and 1979, he studied theology at the Jesuit School of Theology in Berkeley, California, earning a master’s degree in divinity and a master’s degree in sacred theology while there. Ordained a priest in 1978, he completed doctoral studies in United States history at Stanford University in 1985.

Father Leahy joined the department of history at Marquette University in 1985 and became a tenured associate professor there six years later. In July 1991, he was named executive vice president at Marquette, where he served until being named president of Boston College in 1996.

During his years at Boston College, Father Leahy has presided over an institution that has solidified its position among the nation’s best and

most selective national universities. Since 1996, BC’s endowment, spon-sored research grants and student financial aid have doubled, and the percentage of student applicants accepted has fallen from 41 percent to 27 percent, while SAT scores have risen by more than 130 points. In ad-dition, 100 full-time faculty members have been added, minority student enrollment in undergraduate programs has climbed from 18 percent to 26 percent and annual cash gifts to the University have increased from $24 million to $95 million.

During his presidency, undergraduate applications to Boston College have grown from 16,500 to 30,000, making BC the fifth most- applied to private university in the United States. Currently, the University en-rolls students from all 50 states and 80 countries, and its undergradu-ates have earned more than 250 prestigious fellowships, including two Rhodes Scholarships. Student-athletes at BC succeed in balancing the demands of academics and athletics, and BC consistently ranks among those universities with the highest NCAA graduation rates.

Most recently, the Boston College community has been engaged in a comprehensive assessment and planning effort that resulted in a 10-year Strategic Plan. This plan will build on Boston College’s strengths and ac-complishments of the past and will focus additional resources on under-graduate liberal arts education and formation, as well as integrated science research and teaching. The University also intends to increasingly apply the strengths of its professional schools to resolving critical societal issues, and foster even more international links. In addition, Boston College in-tends to remain faithful to its Jesuit, Catholic heritage and to become the leading Catholic university and theological center in the world.

WILLIAM P. LEAHY, S.J.

DANIEL F. BOURQUE

Vice President for Facilities Management

MICHAEL J. BOURQUE

Vice President for Information Technology

JOHN T. BUTLER, S.J.

Vice President for University Mission and Ministry

MARY LOU DELONG

Vice President and Secretary of the University

CUTBERTO GARZA, M.D.

Provost and Dean of Faculties

JAMES J. HUSSON

Senior Vice President for University Advancement

THOMAS J. KEADY

Vice President for Governmental and Community Affairs

PATRICK J. KEATING

Executive Vice President

THOMAS P. LOCKERBY

Vice President for Development

JAMES P. MCINTYRE

Senior Vice President

PETER C. MCKENZIE

Financial Vice President and Treasurer

WILLIAM B. NEENAN, S.J.

Vice President and Special Assistant to the President

PATRICK H. ROMBALSKI

Vice President for Student Affairs

LEO V. SULLIVAN

Vice President for Human Resources

BOSTON COLLEGE VICE PRESIDENTS



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KDirector of athletics

Since Gene DeFilippo became Director of Athlet-ics in September of 1997, he has led the BC athletics program to an unprecedented period of innovation, growth, fundraising, athletic and academic success. He also led the program through one of the most sig-nificant periods in its history as it transitioned to full membership in the Atlantic Coast Conference. Under DeFilippo’s leadership, Boston College stu-dent-athletes’ achievements in the classroom have become an immense source of pride for the Univer-sity and its supporters. Twenty-one Boston College sports teams received a perfect Graduation Success Rate score of 100, according to data released by the NCAA last November. That figure represents the most teams with a perfect 100 score of any Division I intercollegiate athletics program in the country. Last year, 379 BC student-athletes maintained a grade point average of 3.0 or better, earning the Athletic Director’s Award for Academic Excellence. BC’s graduation rate for all student-athletes has consis-tently ranked in the nation’s top ten. DeFilippo initiated an impressive overhaul of BC’s athletics facilities that includes new football practice facilities, a total renovation of Conte Forum, includ-ing a new sound system, floor and video boards, new soccer, field hockey and lacrosse facilities on the Newton campus, new Field Turf for Alumni Sta-dium, and an air-inflated bubble to cover the stadium turf to provide an indoor practice facility for all sports during the winter months. DeFilippo was instrumental in raising money to build the privately funded $27 million, 72,000-square-foot Yawkey Athletics Center, which houses the football program, the Office of Learning Resources for Student-Athletes, and a large function area for general use. After football moved into the Yawkey Center, BC undertook a multi-million dollar renova-tion Conte Forum to provide additional locker room and office space for many of BC’s 31 varsity sports.

DeFilippo renamed the Athletics Association’s fundraising arm (formerly Blue Chips) in honor of longtime Athletics Director Bill Flynn. Alumni, parents and friends of Boston College contributed more than $27 million during the past year (this total includes an extraordinary payment towards a capital project).The 4,600 donors to the Flynn Fund prove that there is strength in numbers; nearly 700 alumni, parents and friends have given to BC Athletics for at least 10 consecutive years. Anne and Gene DeFilippo cemented their com-mitment to Boston College by announcing their pledge of $100,000 to endow a scholarship. The scholarship will be awarded annually to a female student-athlete who demonstrates outstanding academic achievement and financial need. In athletics competition, DeFilippo has over-seen some of the most successful seasons in Boston College Athletics history. During the 2009-10 season, the football team appeared in a school-record 11th consecutive bowl game and the men’s ice hockey team captured its fourth national championship (its third since 2001). In 2008, the men’s soccer team captured both the ACC regular-season and tournament champion-ships and entered the NCAA Men’s Soccer Tour-nament as the overall No. 1 seed.

From 1993-97, DeFilippo served as director of athletics at Villanova University. He served as Associated Director of Athletics at the University of Kentucky from 1987-93, Director of Athletics at the University of South Carolina-Spartanburg from 1984-87 and Director of Administrative Ser-vices at Vanderbilt University from 1983-84. His coaching experience includes three years as offensive backfield coach at Vanderbilt (1980-82), which included the 1982 Hall of Fame Bowl. From 1975-79, he was offensive coordinator at Youngstown State University, during which time the team won two consecutive Mid-Continent Conference championships, 1978-79. In 1973-74, he was graduate assistant football coach for the University of Tennessee, coaching in the 1973 Gator Bowl and 1974 Liberty Bowl. A 1973 graduate of Springfield College with a Bachelor of Science degree, DeFilippo earned three varsity letters as a quarterback in football during his undergraduate career. He received a master’s degree in educational administration from the University of Tennessee in 1974. DeFilippo and his wife, Anne, are the parents of three children – Christine Eldred (married to Matt Eldred), John and Mary.

Gene DeFilippo

The DeFilippo Family – Matt and Christine (DeFilippo) Eldred, Anne, Gene, Mary and John.

The DeFilippo FileYears School Position1973-74 Tennessee Graduate Assistant Football Coach1975-79 Youngstown State Assistant Football Coach1980-82 Vanderbilt Assistant Football coach1983-84 Vanderbilt Director of Administrative Services1984-87 University of South Carolina-Spartanburg Director of Athletics1987-93 Kentucky Assistant, Associate Director of Athletics- External Operations1993-97 Villanova Director of Athletics1997-present Boston College Director of Athletics



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The Tradition

Consistency. It is the mark of true excellence in any endeavor. However, in today’s intercollegiate athletics, competition has become so balanced and so competitive that it is virtually im-possible to maintain a high level of consistency. Yet the Atlantic Coast Conference has defied the odds. Now in its 57th year of competition, the ACC has long enjoyed the reputation as one of the strongest and most competitive in-tercollegiate conferences in the nation. And that is not mere conjecture, the numbers support it. Since the league’s inception in 1953, ACC schools have cap-tured 105 national championships, including 56 in women’s competition and 49 in men’s. In addition, NCAA individual titles have gone to ACC student-athletes 139 times in men’s competition and 86 times in women’s action.

A History

The conference will conduct championship competition in 25 sports during the 2010-11 academic year - 12 for men and 13 for women. The first ACC championship was held in swimming on Feb-ruary 25, 1954. The conference did not conduct champion-ships in cross country, wrestling or tennis during the first year. The 12 sports for men include football, cross country, soc-cer, basketball, swimming, indoor and outdoor track, wres-tling, baseball, tennis, golf and lacrosse. Fencing, which was started in 1971, was discontinued in 1981. Women’s sports were initiated in 1977 with the first champi-onship meet being held in tennis at Wake Forest University. Championships for women are currently conducted in cross country, volleyball, field hockey, soccer, basketball, swim-ming, indoor and outdoor track, tennis, golf, lacrosse, soft-ball and rowing.

A History

The Atlantic Coast Conference was founded on May 8, 1953, at the Sedgefield Inn near Greensboro, N.C., with seven charter members - Clemson, Duke, Maryland, North Carolina, North Carolina State, South Carolina and Wake Forest - drawing up the conference by-laws. The withdrawal of seven schools from the South-ern Conference came early on the morning of May 8, 1953, during the Southern Conference’s annual spring meeting. On June 14, 1953, the seven members met in Raleigh,

N.C., where a set of bylaws was adopted and the name became officially the Atlantic Coast Conference. Suggestions from fans for the name of the new conference appeared in the region’s newspapers prior to the meeting in Raleigh. Some of the names suggested were: Dixie, Mid South, Mid Atlantic, East Coast, Seaboard, Colonial, Tobacco, Blue-Gray, Piedmont, Southern Seven and the Shoreline. Duke’s Eddie Cameron recommended that the name of the conference be the Atlantic Coast Conference, and the motion was passed unanimously. The meeting con-cluded with each member institution assessed $200.00 to pay for conference expenses. On December 4, 1953, conference officials met again at Sedgefield and officially admitted the University of Virginia as the league’s eighth member. The first, and only, withdrawal of a school from the ACC came on June 30, 1971, when the University of South Carolina tendered its resignation. The ACC operated with seven members until April 3, 1978, when the Georgia Institute of Technology was ad-mitted. The Atlanta school had withdrawn from the South-eastern Conference in January of 1964. The ACC expanded to nine members on July 1, 1991, with the addition of Florida State University. The conference expanded to 11 members on July 1, 2004, with the addition of the University of Miami and Vir-ginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. On October 17, 2003, Boston College accepted an invitation to become the league’s 12th member starting July 1, 2005.

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