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Press Releases
- June 2008
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UNIVERSITY COACHES' AWARDS ANNOUNCED
KU
GRAD KYLE SPOTTS SIGNS WITH AFL'S NEW YORK DRAGONS
KUTZTOWN
UNIVERSITY COACHES ANNOUNCE TEAM MVPS
KUTZTOWN, Pa. — Four members of the
Kutztown University women’s bowling team were recognized by the
National Tenpin Coaches Association for their academic
achievements during the program’s inaugural season.
Jacquelyn Heimbach (jr. Easton/Easton),
Steph Ray (so. West Lawn/Wilson), Jenna Palermo (jr.
Allentown/William Allen) and Janel Derr (jr. Myerstown/ELCO)
were named to the Academic All-NTCA team. In all, 86 athletes
were named to the team.
The student-athletes had to post a GPA of
at least 3.4 to qualify for the team.
The Golden Bears finished the season 44-59.
For the complete list of Academic All-NTCA
bowlers,
click here.
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KUTZTOWN, Pa. — Heather Hoxter (sr. Glenmore/Octorara),
of the Kutztown University field hockey team, was selected to
receive the NCAA Division II Degree Completion Award for the
2008-09 season.
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Hoxter, who
scored three goals for the 17-5 Golden Bears in 2007, was
selected from a pool of 182 applications. As a secondary
education major, with a focus in English studies, Hoxter earned
a spot on the NCHCA Academic Squad in 2005, 2006 and 2007. She
also was a 2005 and 2006 PSAC scholar athlete. The 2007 PSAC
scholar-athletes will be named in July.
The
Division II Degree-Completion Award program provides financial
assistance to student-athletes with completion of a first
baccalaureate degree.
The
candidates are student-athletes who have received athletics
financial aid and run out of athletic eligibility. Several
factors went into the selection of award winners. The emphasis
was on academic performance, but other factors, such as
financial circumstances, athletics achievement and involvement
in campus and community activities, were considered, as well.
The committee awarded 86 applicants from 63 different Division
II institutions. The committee also selected 10 alternates.
For the complete list of award winners,
click
here.
KUTZTOWN, Pa. — Kutztown University
posted 203 points to finish in 89th place in the 2007-08 U.S.
Sports Academy Directors' Cup standings.
 Grand
Valley State (Mich.) finished first with 1,028.75 points, well
ahead of second-place finisher Abilene Christian (Texas), which
had 858 points.
The spring was the most successful season
for the Golden Bears as they collected 100 points with the
baseball team winning the conference tournament and the softball
team winning the regular season division title.
The softball team, which set the school
record for wins in a season with 48, won the PSAC East with a
21-3 record. The Golden Bears finished 17th in the nation after
competing in the PSAC and Mid-Atlantic Regional tournaments.
The baseball team, which went 31-26,
finished 25th in the nation after qualifying for the NCAA North
Atlantic Regionals.
The men's indoor track and field team, with
two All-America finishers, placed 39th in the nation and picked
up 28 points during the winter season, while the field hockey
and women's volleyball teams combined for 75 points in the fall.
The field
hockey team, which finished 17-5 overall, finished fifth in the
nation. The Golden Bears started the season 10-0 and finished
with a 17-1 record outside its four games against the Division
II National Champion Bloomsburg Huskies.
The volleyball
team set a school record for wins with 28 and advanced to the
Atlantic Regionals where the Golden Bears went 1-1. They
finished 17th overall.
The Directors' Cup is awarded annually by
the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA),
the United States Sports Academy and USA Today to the best
overall collegiate athletics programs in the country at each of
the NCAA Division I, II and III levels, as well as NAIA.
The points are awarded based on each
institution’s finish in up to 14 sports — seven women’s and
seven men’s.
More
information, including the complete standings, can be found at
www.nacda.com.
KUTZTOWN, Pa. — Kayla Stamm (fr.
Mohnton/Governor Mifflin) bowled her way in the national
spotlight in KU’s inaugural season by being named the National
Ten Pin Coaches Association Division II Rookie of the Year.
Stamm, who averaged 188.2 in 57 games this
season, led the Golden Bears to 44 wins — an NCAA record for
first-year programs.
She rolled a 200 or better in at least one
of her games in 10 of KU’s 11 events this season. She set the KU
record for pins in a season with 10,725 and her season-high 268
stands as KU’s best game.
Her best tournament in which she competed
in at least five games was the St. Francis New Year’s Knockdown
on Jan. 12, where she averaged a 213 over five games. That
helped KU go 9-1 at the tournament, its best finish at a
tournament.
June 12, 2008
KELLEY HEALEY SELECTED TO ESPN THE MAG's
ACADEMIC-AMERICA SECOND TEAM
KUTZTOWN, Pa. — Kutztown University field hockey
forward Kelley Healey (jr. Toms River, N.J./Toms
River North) was named to the ESPN the Magazine
Academic-America women’s at-large second team Thursday.
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Healey was a first team selection for the all-district
first team in May.
Healey, a biology major with a 3.90 GPA, finished the
2007 season with 17 goals and 14 assists for a total of
48 points. She had six game-winning goals and another
tally on a penalty stroke.
She is a three-time National Field Hockey Coaches
Association (NFHCA) All-American, three-time All-PSAC
selection and has been named to the NFHCA Academic Squad
in each of her first three seasons. In the fall, she was
named to the PSAC Academic Top 10.
After three years at KU, Healey has amassed 52 goals and
27 assists (131 points). The Golden Bears are 42-19 in
the last three seasons with Healey.
In 2007,
she led the Golden Bears to a 17-5 record and the
school's first No. 1 overall ranking in Division II in
any women's collegiate sport. KU finished 11-2 in the
PSAC and competed in the PSAC playoffs and the NCAA
Championships.
June 10, 2008
KU's CARRIE HEALEY FINISHES No. 1 IN NATION IN CAUSED TURNOVERS
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KUTZTOWN, Pa. — Carrie
Healey (so. Toms River, N.J./Toms River North) not
only made her mark on Kutztown University’s first
women’s lacrosse team since 1980, but she gained
national recognition.
Healey, who helped the Golden Bears
to two wins with her team-best 22 goals and 14 assists,
led all of Division II in caused turnovers with 2.80 per
game — 28 in 10 games.
She also was eighth in the nation
in draw controls (4.1 per game) and 12th in ground balls
(3.9). Her 1.4 assists per game ranked 31st in the
nation.
The Golden Bears completed a
10-game independent schedule in 2008 and will return
next season to compete in the highly competitive
Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference, which boasts the
2008 NCAA Division II Champion in West Chester.
June 6, 2008
KU's
RUMMEL DRAFTED BY HOUSTON ASTROS
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KUTZTOWN,
Pa. – Kutztown University pitcher Philip Rummel (sr.
Exeter/West-Mont Christian) was selected by the
Houston Astros in the 31st round of the 2008
Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft on Friday.
Rummel,
who was the 932nd overall pick, was 7-5 with
a 3.11 earned run average in 2008. The right hander had
62 strikeouts and 16 walks in 75.1 innings pitched. He
finished his career among KU’s all-time leaders in wins
with 22 career victories.
He is
the tenth Golden Bear since 1997 to be selected in the
MLB first-year player draft. Rummel joins seven other
Golden Bears currently playing professional baseball,
including four who play for MLB affiliated clubs – Mike
McCardell (Twins), Ron Chiavacci (Astros), Jason Mills
(Orioles), Kyle Sadlowski (Cardinals).
June 3, 2008
KUTZTOWN
UNIVERSITY COACHES' AWARDS RELEASED
KUTZTOWN,
Pa. — Kutztown University head coaches announced the
recipients of the 2007-08 coaches’ awards. The coaches’ awards
are presented to a member of the Golden Bear teams, based on
criteria selected by the coaching staff.
Sabrina
Arnaud (so. Quebec, CANADA/Levy Laurzon) was awarded the
women’s tennis team’s coaches’ award for her play at the No. 3
singles and doubles. Head coach Suresh Ramamurthi says, “She has
worked very hard and has made significant improvement. She has
put in many extra hours on and off the court to improve her game
and help the team. She has made all the necessary adjustments to
help the team. She is also strong academically.”
Scott Arnold
(sr. Manchester/Northeastern) was awarded the men’s swimming
team’s coaches’ award after finishing as a consolation finalist
in the 100- and 200-yard butterfly. His time in the 100
butterfly was good enough for eighth on KU’s all-time list.
Arnold was a PSAC qualifier all four years in the 100 and 200
butterfly. He also was the top flyer in the 200 and 400 medley
relay teams. He was a tri-captain for the Golden Bears this past
season.
Nicole Biuso
(sr. Centereach, N.Y./Ward Melville) was awarded the women’s
volleyball team’s coaches’ award for her leadership on the court
this season. Biuso led the Golden Bears by setting the new
school record in career digs. Head coach John Gump says, “Nicole
was selected for the all-out effort she displayed and her
willingness to do whatever it takes to make a play on the
volleyball. She is a great example of what can be achieved when
great talent is combined with maximum effort.”
Pat Bone
(sr. Doylestown/Central Bucks West) was awarded the men’s
cross country team’s coaches’ award after finishing as KU’s top
performer in five of seven events this season. His top finish of
the year came at the Maroon and Gold Invite where he placed
sixth. He was the team’s top runner at both the PSAC and
Regional Championships. Coach Ray Hoffman says, “As one of two
seniors on the team, Pat did an outstanding job taking a very
young squad and leading them to an improved finish at the PSAC
Championships. Pat’s leadership will be hard to replace.”
Molly Brown
(sr. Kennett Square/Kennett) was awarded the women’s
basketball team’s coaches’ award for her play this season. Head
coach Janet Malouf says, “Molly Brown wins this award because of
her hard work on the court and in the classroom, being a good
teammate for four years and representing the women’s basketball
team in SAAC, with alumni and other campus functions.”
Krista
Cameron (jr. Formosa, ONT/Sacred Heart) was awarded the
softball team’s coaches’ award for consistent play this season,
starting in all 62 games for the Golden Bears. She was second on
the team with 13 doubles, had a triple and five homers. She was
third with 37 RBIs. At third base, she recorded 101 assists for
KU and had a .975 fielding percentage.
Chris
Chambers (jr. Holland/Council Rock South) was awarded the
wrestling team’s coaches’ award for his 20-10 record at 141
pounds this season. He placed at both the PSAC tournament and
the NCAA Division II Regionals.
Angela
Corrado (jr. Kutztown/Kutztown) was awarded the
women’s soccer team’s coaches’ award for her contributions to
the 10-win Golden Bears this season. Head coach Erik Burstein
says, “She played the entire season with a lower back injury,
yet she still made a huge impact when she took the field. Every
player in our program looked to Angela to provide leadership and
guidance on the field and she was often put into games at
crucial times. Angela’s presence on the field was felt
immediately. She always worked hard, gave 100 percent and never
complained about her injury, always made a difference when she
was put on the field.”
Collin
Dalton (sr. Carlisle/Big Spring) was awarded the men’s
soccer team’s coaches’ award for his play on defense this season
for the Golden Bears. He started in 18 games last season as the
team’s captain. This is his second coaches’ award. Head coach
Otto Ormosi says, “He is a very hard worker who came to play
every game.”
Justin Gibbs
(sr. Pottstown/Pottsgrove) was awarded the football team’s
coaches’ award for his play at defensive back this season. He
was named to the second team in the PSAC. In his four years at
KU, he amassed 187 tackles — nine for a loss — 27 pass breakups
and eight interceptions.
Kristin
Green (sr. Camp Hill/Camp Hill) was awarded the women’s
cross country team’s coaches’ award after running in the top
seven for KU in 2007. Coach Ray Hoffman says, “Kristin came back
from illness shortly before PSACs to claim a varsity spot for
the championship segment of the season. Kristin overcame many
injuries over the years, but stayed focus and determined to come
back to full strength when many others would have walked away.”
Kevin Hafera
(sr. York/Red Lion) was awarded the men’s basketball team’s
coaches’ award for his play at forward on the 2008 PSAC East
champions. Head coach Bernie Driscoll says, “Kevin’s leadership
and sacrifice for the team was a main reason why we won the
league title this year. He is an outstanding young man and one
that will be missed next season.”
Michelle
Hughes (sr. Warminster/William Tennent) was awarded the
women’s track and field team’s coaches’ award for her
performance in the field this season. She was named an All-PSAC
athlete after finishing second in the 20-pound weight at the
indoor PSAC Championships.
Steph
Jeppesen (so. Bethlehem/Liberty) was awarded the women’s
swimming team’s coaches’ award after setting school records in
the 100- and 200-yard breaststroke. She finished second in the
200 and third in the 100 at the PSAC meet. She also placed
fourth in the 200 individual medley. Jeppesen swam the third leg
of the 800 free relay which set a school record at the PSAC
Championships. She is currently ranked in the top 10 in KU
history in four individual events.
Janice
Kinney (so. Spring City/Owen J. Roberts) was awarded the
women’s lacrosse team’s coaches’ award for her 13 goals this
season. Head coach Sarah Greer said, “Janice Kinney is the kind
of player who makes a program worth starting. Her unyielding
intensity and passion provided the spark the team needed to push
through even the toughest games. She is a dedicated leader,
passionate player and upstanding young lady.”
Tiffany Lugo (Catasaqua)
was awarded the cheer team’s coaches’ award for her
efforts in her first year of cheering.
Garrison
Rausch (sr. Allentown/Parkland) was awarded the baseball
team’s coaches’ award for his contributions during KU’s run for
the playoffs and a PSAC title. After a slow start, batting .132,
Rausch turned things around and batted .286 with seven RBIs and
six runs scored over the final 18 games of the season. He also
played a big role in KU’s first win over West Chester in the
PSAC tournament, holding the Golden Rams to one run on seven
hits in four innings of work.
Steph Ray
(so. West Lawn/Wilson) was awarded the women’s bowling
team’s coaches’ award for her performance during the Golden
Bears’ inaugural season. She averaged a 171.6 for the 44-win
Golden Bears, an NCAA record for most wins by a first-year team.
Head coach Joe Ambrose says, “She by far worked the hardest on
her game and she did everything possible to make herself better.
No question she gets this award for hard work.”
Vonkurt
Redley (sr. Philadelphia/Cheltenham) was awarded the men’s
track and field team’s coaches’ award for finishing in the top
five in five events at the indoor and outdoor PSAC
Championships. His best finish at the PSAC Championships was
fourth place in the 110 hurdles (outdoor) with at time of 14.90
seconds.
Arpit Sharma
(so. Kolkata, INDIA) was awarded the men’s tennis team’s
coaches’ award as he made tremendous contributions in the fall
and spring. He played at No. 2 singles and No. 1 doubles. He was
12-5 in doubles matches, while going 10-7 in singles matches.
Krista
Tressler (so. Fayetteville/Heritage Academy) was awarded the
women’s golf team’s coaches’ award for her play this season. She
led the Golden Bears with an 85.4 average. She was given the
award for her dedication, leadership and work ethic.
Jenna Watts
(jr. Perkasie/Lansdale Catholic) was awarded the field
hockey team’s coaches’ award for her play at defensive back.
Coach Betty Wesner says, “She has that special ingredient that
helped the team reach championship play of both the state and
national levels. She had the right temperament and attitude that
kept the morale high. She has been a great role model that gave
much of herself to the program and to her fellow teammates.
KU GRAD KYLE SPOTTS SIGNS WITH AFL'S NEW YORK DRAGONS
KUTZTOWN,
Pa. — Through all his years of football, high school and
college, Kyle Spotts (Tamaqua/Tamaqua) never got a
paycheck for playing quarterback — until now.
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271 |
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270 |
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Spotts, who
graduated from Kutztown University on May 10, has signed with
the New York Dragons of the Arena Football League.
“It was very
exciting,” Spotts said. “I went up there for my two-day workout
and I did pretty well, and then they offered me a spot on the
practice squad. The most exciting part was when I got my
paycheck. That meant I was finally a professional football
player.”
The three-year
KU starter signed a practice squad contract and is training to
move into a starting role with the Dragons.
“When I signed,
they said they planned to keep me on the practice squad as the
quarterback of the future,” he said.
On the depth
chart, Spotts sits behind 13-year AFL veteran and starter Aaron
Garcia and two-year player Juston Wood. Garcia has thrown for
more than 20,000 yards (third in AFL history) and became the
first AFL quarterback to throw 750 touchdowns.
Currently,
Spotts is learning from watching Garcia, who takes the majority
of the snaps in practice. Spotts is putting in hours after
practice, working out on his own and studying film. He is
eligible to move onto a gameday roster this season if anything
prevents Garcia or Wood from playing in the final four games of
the regular season.
The experience
as a member of the Dragons will give Spotts the chance to
improve his skills at the professional level.
"Kyle gets the
opportunity to develop more as a quarterback and hopefully he
can advance himself to a higher level," KU head coach Raymond
Monica said.
As a senior at
KU, Spotts completed 191-of-380 passes for 2,613 yards and 20
touchdowns. He graduated from KU third on the school’s all-time
list with 6,065 yards and second in passing touchdowns with 51.
He also had 12 touchdowns scored on the ground — including six
his senior year.
To follow the
New York Dragons, log on to
www.NewYorkDragons.com
or www.Arenafootball.com.
KUTZTOWN,
Pa. — The Kutztown University Athletic Department has
announced its 2007-08 Most Valuable Players, as selected by each
team and/or its coaching staff.
Dave Ben (jr.
Coatesville/Coatesville) was named the men’s basketball
team’s most valuable player, leading the Golden Bears to their
second PSAC East title. He averaged 17.0 points and 5.3 rebounds
per game. He dished out a team-high 86 assists and had 46
steals. He became a 1,000-point scorer and set the career record
for free throws this season.
Pat Bone
(sr. Doylestown/Central Bucks West) was named the men’s
cross country team’s most valuable player after finishing as
KU’s top performer in five of seven events this season. His top
finish of the year came at the Maroon and Gold Invite, where he
placed sixth. He was the team’s top runner at both the PSAC and
Regional Championships.
Jim Dart
(sr. Havertown/Haverford) was named the men’s track and
field team’s most valuable player, earning All-PSAC honors in
three events (one indoor, two outdoor). He also was named the
PSAC Field Athlete of the Year for the indoor season. In the
outdoor season, Dart won the individual title in the shot put.
Ashley
Fitzgerald (jr. Kitchener, ONT/Resurrection) was named the
softball team’s most valuable player after winning the PSAC East
Player of the Year Award. Fitzgerald led the team in RBIs with
59, hitting 16 homers and 23 doubles. She scored 35 runs and
batted a team-best .427 en route to earning a spot on the All-PSAC
East First Team. She also was a first team member on Daktronics
and the NFCA’s Mid-Atlantic All-Region teams. Both Daktronics
and the NFCA awarded her with first team All-America honors.
Sam Flowers
(sr. Harleysville/Souderton) was named the field hockey
team’s most valuable player for her performance at goalkeeper
for the 17-5 NCAA Division II Regional quarterfinalist. She
posted a 1.49 goals against average and three shutouts,
anchoring a defense that allowed just 31 goals in 22 games. She
was named to then 2007 NFHCA Second Team All-America team and
the 2007 All-PSAC First Team.
Carrie
Healey (so. Toms River, N.J./Toms River North) was named the
women’s lacrosse team’s most valuable player with her 22 goals
and 14 assists for 36 points. She also led the team in ground
balls and caused turnovers.
Barbara
Joerns (so. Ludwigshafen, GERMANY) was named the women’s
tennis team’s most valuable player, going 10-6 in singles
competitions, playing mostly at the No. 1 position. She also
played at No. 1 doubles, where she was 10-8 on the season.
Kim Kelty
(sr. Levittown/Neshaminy) was named the women’s soccer
team’s most valuable player after setting the single-season
school record for assists with 11 in 2007. She was an All-PSAC
East First Team member with her six goals and 23 points this
season. She also was named to the NSCAA All-Region team.
Lukas
Labitsch (jr. Bruck an der Mur, AUSTRIA) was named the men’s
tennis team’s most valuable player, going 11-7 in singles
competitions this season. He combined with three teammates to
win 13 doubles matches.
Alison Lance
(Stewartsville, N.J.) was named the cheer team’s most
valuable player. She is a two year member of the team.
Chad
Lightcap (jr. Boyertown/Boyertown) was named the baseball
team’s most valuable player after leading the team at the plate
during their PSAC title run. Lightcap went .366 with 18 doubles,
a triple and six home runs. He finished with a team-high 40 RBIs
and 47 runs scored. Lightcap was named to the All-PSAC East
First Team and earned North Atlantic All-Region Second Team nods
by Daktronics and the ABCA. He also was the MVP of the PSAC
tournament.
Angie Petak
(sr. Brockway/Brockway) was named the women’s golf team’s
most valuable player, averaging 85.0 per round this season. She
had eight top 10 individual finishes this season and finishes
her career with an average of 88.1, third-best all-time at KU.
Greg
Sassaman (sr. Blairstown, N.J./North Warren Regional) was
named the men’s soccer team’s most valuable player, leading the
team with eight goals in 2007 — tied for seventh in the PSAC. He
also had four assists. He was named to ESPN the Magazine’s
Academic All-District team.
Ashley
Singer (sr. Lititz/Warick) was named the women’s swimming
team’s most valuable player, winning the PSAC Championship in
the 500-yard freestyle. She also earned All-PSAC status in the
200 freestyle, while setting records in the 100 freestyle and
the 800 freestyle relay. She finishes her career at KU with
seven records and ranks among KU’s all-time leaders in 16
events.
Kyle Spotts
(sr. Tamaqua/Tamaqua) was named the football team’s most
valuable player, completing 191-of-380 passes for 2,613 yards
and 20 touchdowns. He finishes his career at KU with 6,065 yards
(third on KU’s all-time list) and 51 touchdowns (second). He set
single-game records for passing yards and total offense.
Kayla Stamm
(fr. Mohnton/Governor Mifflin) was named the women’s bowling
team’s most valuable player, rolling an average of 188.2 with a
season-best game of 268. She helped lead the Golden Bears to 44
wins.
Mercedes Van
Wagner (sr. Mullica Hill, N.J./Clearview Regional) was named
the women’s basketball team’s most valuable player for her play
at center this season for the Golden Bears. Van Wagner became
the 11th women’s basketball player in school history to eclipse
the 1,000-point plateau, finishing her career with 1,067. She
also set the KU career records in rebounds (839) and blocked
shots (199). She was named to the first team of the PSAC East
this season.
Erin Waters
(sr. Waymart/Western Wayne) was named the women’s volleyball
team’s most valuable player, recording 409 kills and 129 blocks
to lead the Golden Bears in the 28-win campaign. She led the
PSAC in kill percentage with .361 during the regular season. She
also was named to Daktronics Second Team All-Atlantic Region
team and the All-PSAC First Team.
Nick
Williams (fr. Fr. Holmdel, N.J./Holmdel) was named the men’s
swimming team’s most valuable player in his first season as a
Golden Bear. Williams was a PSAC qualifier in the 50-, 100-,
200- and 500-yard freestyle events. He placed in three
individual events and four relays at the PSAC meet. His time in
the 200 freestyle was an NCAA B-cut time. He scored the second
highest time in the 500 freestyle in KU history, as well as the
third-best time in the 200 freestyle.
Stephanie
Williams (sr. Harrisburg/Riverside) was named the women’s
cross country team’s most valuable player, as well as the
women’s track and field most valuable player, after making trips
to two separate NCAA Championship meets. In cross country, she
finished second at the NCAA Division II East Regionals to
qualify for the NCAA Championships. With that finish, she was
named All-Region. She also was named an All-PSAC runner in 2007
with her 10th-place finish at the conference meet. Williams,
with a 3.46 GPA, was named to the 2007 U.S. Track and Field
Cross Country Coaches Association All-Academic Team. In outdoor
track and field, she was named All-PSAC in two events and
qualified for the NCAA Championships in the 3,000 and the 5,000.
She won the PSAC title in the 10,000. At nationals, she finished
12th in the 5,000.
David Zeek
(so. Newtown/Council Rock North) was named the wrestling
team’s most valuable player for his 21-14 season at 157 pounds.
He had five falls and three major decisions as he placed sixth
in the PSAC tournament and fourth at the East Regionals to earn
a berth to the NCAA Division II Championships.
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