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MAC Announces Women's All-MAC and Specialty Indoor Track and Field Awards

MAC Announces Women's All-MAC and Specialty Indoor Track and Field Awards

Mar 3, 2008

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Women’s Coach of the Year

Dennis Mitchell, Akron- was named the MAC Women’s Coach of the Year for the fourth straight season. The women, who scored 106 points and beat second-place Western Michigan by 10 points, not only becomes the first MAC women’s program to win four straight indoor titles, but also the first to win four MAC Indoor titles period. Also, the UA women have now won five straight MAC titles between the indoor and outdoor seasons combined and six of the last seven.

 

Women’s Most Valuable Performer

Joy Eloms, Western Michigan - took home first place in the triple jump with a distance of 40-feet-4-inches, setting a school record in the process and becoming the first Bronco to ever break 40 feet. The Fort Wayne, Ind., native also took home third place in the 200-meter dash and sixth in the 60-meter dash. Combined she earned 23 points and was the high-point performer in the MAC Championships.

 

Women’s Most Outstanding Track Performance

Becky Horn, Western Michigan - took home individual championships in the 400-meter dash and the 800-meter run. Horn’s time in the 400, 54.19 seconds, beat a NCAA Provisional qualifying mark. She also ran a 2:12.62 in the 800. For her efforts Horn was awarded Most Outstanding Track Performer for the event.

 

Women’s Most Outstanding Field Performance

Stevi Large, Akron -won the weight throw Friday and placed second in the shot put Saturday, was named MAC Female Field Performer of the Year for the second consecutive year. The Somerset native set a MAC Championship record in winning the weight throw with a distance of 69-6 (21.18), nearly five feet further than last year’s winning effort.

 

 

Women’s All-MAC First Team

 

Margerita Pogorelov, Miami - 60 meter dash

Brittany Hocker, Akron -200 meter dash

Becky Horn, Western Michigan -  400 meter dash, 4x400 Relay

Alison Bishel, Ball State - one mile run, Distance Medley

Laura Neufarth, Miami -  5000 meter run

RaJae Marable, Ball State - 60 meter hurdles

Kristina Bolterstien, Miami - High Jump

Janice Keppler, Eastern Michigan - Pole Vault

Terri Abraham, Ball State -Long Jump

Joy Eloms, Western Michigan - Triple Jump

Christina Villa, Buffalo - Shot Put

Stevi Large, Akron - Weight Throw

Thekla Lorenz, Ball State – Pentathon

Danielle Brown, Western Michigan-4x400 Relay

Jennifer Sabra, Western Michigan- 4x400 Relay

Victoria Chatman, Western Michigan- 4x400 Relay

Lisa Arrowsmith, Ball State- Distance Medley

Brittany Ade, Ball State- Distance Medley

Jenna Schitmeyer, Ball State- Distance Medley

 

All- MAC Second Team

Jenaie Edwards, Central Michigan - 400 meter dash

Jessica Lhotsky, Kent State - 800 meter run

Larisa Arcip, Akron - one mile run

Rebekah Hollander, Miami - 5000 meter run

Katelyn Kelly, Miami - High Jump

Jessica Miller-Hafner, Akron - Pole Vault

Amanda Barnhart, Ball State - Long Jump

Kira Shade, Toledo - Triple Jump

Lauren Bryant, Bowling Green -  Weight Throw

Patrice Coney, Buffalo – Pentathlon

Alexis Lape, Miami- 4x400 Relay

Andrea Tepe, Miami- 4x400 Relay

Betsy Allen, Miami- 4x400 Relay

Tiffany Brenneman, Kent State- Distance Medley

Ashley Rhodaback, Kent State- Distance Medley

Kelly Gephart, Kent State- Distance Medley

 

 
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