2005-06 Track & Field Media Guide - Kutztown University

Men’s&Women’s 

2005 

-2006 

TRACK&FIELD

A Look at Kutztown University of Pennsylvania 

History: 

Kutztown University of Pennsylvania, a member 

of the Pennsylvania State System of Higher 

Education, was founded in 1866 as Keystone 

Normal School. It became Kutztown State 

Teachers College in 1928, Kutztown State College 

in 1960, and achieved university status in 

1983. Today, Kutztown University is a modern, 

comprehensive institution and is accredited 

by the Middle States Association of Colleges 

and Secondary Schools. 

Location: 

Kutztown University’s picturesque 325-acre 

campus is located in a Pennsylvania Dutch community 

mid-way between Allentown and Reading. 

Several large cities are easily accessible, 

including Philadelphia and New York. 

Enrollment: 

Approximately 9,800 full- and part-time undergraduate 

and graduate students. Most are 

Pennsylvania residents, but students from 19 

states and 39 nations are represented in the 

student body: 58% women, 42% men. 

Academic Year: 

Consists of two 15-week terms. The university 

also offers classes during two five-week 

summer sessions. 

Faculty: 

Teaching-focused with scholarly expertise; 

many are engaged in research, student/faculty 

research, writing and consulting. There is a 

19:1 student/faculty ratio. 

Majors/Degrees: 

KU has nearly 60 undergraduate majors 

in the Colleges of Liberal Arts and Sciences, 

Visual and Performing Arts, Business, and Education. 

There are 19 graduate degree programs 

within the College of Graduate Studies and Extended 

Learning. Degrees at Kutztown include 

the B.A., B.F.A, B.S.B.A., B.S.N., B.S.W., 

B.S.Ed.; M.A., M.B.A., M.P.A., M.L.S., M.S., 

and M.Ed. 

Special Academic Programs: 

There are honors programs throughout the undergraduate 

curriculum, Phi Kappa Phi and Alpha 

Epsilon Lambda national honor societies, 

17 international exchange and study abroad programs, 

freshmen seminars, independent study, 

internships, four MBA locations, and diversified 

and intensive academic support services. 

Library: 

Modern, spacious facility; 517,000 bound volumes, 

as well as thousands of maps, periodicals 

and microforms; Endeavor integrated library 

system; numerous Web databases; Internet; 

electronic full-text periodical databases; 191 

computers, including laptops; 527 network 

connections; seating for 800 patrons. 

Special Facilities: 

Wireless campus, gallery, planetarium, observatory, 

TV production facilities, 30 studentaccessible 

computer labs containing nearly 500 

PCs/Macs, cartography lab, early learning center, 

smart classrooms, curriculum materials center 

and Pennsylvania German Heritage Center. 

Student Life: 

Approximately 160 student organizations include: 

advisory councils, academic, campus 

media (including a fully-equipped radio station), 

diversified interest, Greek Life, performing arts, 

public service, special interest, sports (club and 

recreation) and visual arts affiliates. Entertainment 

options include concerts, dances, lectures, 

comedy, excursions and cultural events. The 

Student Union houses the bookstore, movie theater, 

game room, snack bar, TV lounge, coffeehouse, 

financial center and cyberlounge. 

Residence Halls: 

Ten residence halls (6 coed, 2 single gender, 2 

modified single gender), two apartment-style 

coed complexes and one residence house accommodate 

4,300 students. All residence halls 

are wired for cable TV, telephone, Internet and 

campus network access. 

In accordance with the Equity in Athletics 

Disclosure Act of 1994 (section 360B of Pub. L. 

130-382), the Kutztown University Athletic Department 

has made information concerning its 

intercollegiate athletics programs available to the 

public. This information is on file at Rohrbach 

Library and the athletic department main office. 

Questions can be directed to the athletics office, 

(610) 683-4094. Kutztown University is committed 

to Affirmative Action, equal employment 

and educational opportunity in compliance with 

Title VI and VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, 

Executive Order 11246, the Educational Amendments 

under Title IX of 1972, Sections 503/504 

of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, and the Americans 

with Disabilities Act of 1990.

Kutztown University Track & Field Media Guide 

Table of Contents 

A look at KU ....... Inside Front Cover 

Head Coach Brian Mondschein .......2 

Assistant Coach Ray Hoffman ........2 

2005-06 Outlook ...............................3 

Golden Bear Profiles ......................4-7 

History ............................................. 8 

2004-05 Season Results ....................9 

Top Newcomers ...............................9 

Records/History ............................. 10 

Facilities ......................................... 11 

Academics & Athletics ............. 12-13 

Schedule ......................... Back Cover 

For additional information, contact: 

KU Sports Information Office: 

(610) 683-4182 

KU Athletics Department: 

(610) 683-4094 

Email: athletics@kutztown.edu 

Golden Bear Hotline: 

(610) 683-1515 

Kutztown University of Pennsylvania is a 

member of the State System of Higher 

Education. 

University Quick Facts 

Location .................... Kutztown, PA 19530 

Enrollment ..................................... 9,900 

President ................. Dr. F. Javier Cevallos 

Athletics Director ........... Greg Bamberger 

Associate AD .................................... TBA 

Athletics Phone ............... (610) 683-4094 

Nickname ........................... Golden Bears 

Colors .............................. Maroon & Gold 

Affiliation ................... NCAA Division II 

Conference ...... PA State Athletic (PSAC) 

Sports Medicine ... Rennie Sacco (Coord.) 

& Jack Entriken 

Sports Information ............... Josh Leiboff 

Phone ........................... (610) 683-4182 

Email ................. leiboff@kutztown.edu 

Graduate Assistant ............... Jill Weigel 

On the 

Cover 

On the cover of the 2005-06 Track & Field 

Media Guide are (from left to right): Laura 

Kline, Michael Provenzano 

The 2005-06 

Kutztown University 

Track & Field Media Guide 

is a production of the Kutztown University 

Sports Information Office. It was written and 

produced by Nicholas Carita, volunteer Sports 

Information Assistant. Edited by Josh Leiboff, 

Coordinator of Sports Information. Photography 

by Jeff Unger, Unger Studios (unless otherwise 

noted). 

Track & Field Facts 

Head Coach ................... Brian Mondschein 

Alma Mater ...................... Washington, ’77 

Years Coaching at KU ................... 13th 

Phone ............................ (610) 683-4666 

Email ............ bmondsch@kutztown.edu 

Assistant Coaches ............... Ray Hoffman, 

Edann Brady, Elizabeth Lord, 

Irv Mondschein, Mike Newhard 

Home Facilities 

Keystone Field House (ID) (300), 

University Field (OD) (5,600) 

2005 PSAC Indoor Finish ........ M: 4th/12 

W: 1st/13 

2005 PSAC Outdoor Finish ... M:t-2nd/14 

W: 1st/14 

Letterwinners Returning/Lost .. M: 26/12 

W: 23/20 

KU Athletics Website: kubears.com 

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Coaching Staff 

Head Coach Brian Mondschein 

Brian Mondschein enters his 14th year as head coach of the men’s 

and women’s track & field program at Kutztown University. 

Mondschein has built the Kutztown track & field program into 

one of the elite in NCAA Division II. His teams have won 16 conference 

championships, while he has trained 77 Pennsylvania State Athletic 

Conference (PSAC) and numerous Eastern College Athletic Conference 

(ECAC) champions, 37 All-Americans, three Academic All-Americans, 

15 All-Academic selections by the NCAA Divsion II Track and Field 

Coaches Association, two PSAC Scholar-Athletes of the Year, two PSAC 

Rookies of the Year and a national champion. 

Mondschein’s men’s teams have won five PSAC Outdoor Championships 

(1996, 1998, 2000-2002) and took five-straight ECAC Indoor 

titles (1997-2001). 

The Golden Bear women’s team has won three PSAC Outdoor 

titles (1997, 2000, 2005) and two PSAC Indoor crowns (2004, 2005). Additionally, the team won 

the 2001 ECAC Indoor Championship. 

Mondschein has been named the PSAC Coach of the Year 10 times, after each of his team’s 

PSAC titles. Most recently, he was named PSAC Indoor and Outdoor Women’s Coach of the Year 

after his teams swept the 2005 conference titles. 

Mondschein’s first title was the school’s first title of any kind since 1988. In March of 1995, 

his men’s squad won the ECAC indoor championships. Kutztown’s first PSAC championship 

since 1983 came the next year when the men won the outdoor title. In 1997, the men began their 

unprecedented run of five-straight ECAC titles, while the women won their first-ever PSAC 

crown. Tara Crozier went on to become KU’s first women’s track and field national champion, 

winning the hammer. The next year, Mondschein’s men won the ECAC and PSAC championships, 

completing Kutztown’s first-ever sweep of the events in the same year. 

Mondschein came to Kutztown from the University of Virginia, where he was an assistant 

beginning in 1987. Prior to Virginia, he spent four years as an assistant coach at Rice and was 

previously track coach at Orange Coast College. He competed nationally and internationally in 

track & field from 1973-83. In 1977, Mondschein was an All-America decathlete for the University 

of Washington. He was an Academic All-American. He earned his bachelor’s degree in English 

and broadcast journalism from Washington in 1977. 

Assistant Coach Ray Hoffman 

Ray Hoffman enters his eighth season as assistant track and field 

coach and head cross country coach at Kutztown. 

In cross country, Hoffman was named the 2000 PSAC Women’s 

Coach of the Year. He was also named KU’s Dr. Dorothy Moyer/Nike 

Women’s Athletics Coach of the Year in 2000-01 and 2001-02. 

On the track, Hoffman’s distance runners have set records in 14 

events during the indoor and outdoor track & field seasons. He has 

coached 16 PSAC Champions, 57 All-PSAC performers and six ECAC 

Champions. Hoffman guided nine athletes to ECAC titles. 

Hoffman was named the 2004-05 PSAC Indoor Co-Coach of the Year 

after helping the women’s team to the conference championship. 

On the national level, Hoffman has had 22 NCAA provisional qualifiers, 

highlighted by Eunice Chege’s 11th-place finish in the 3,000-meter run at the 1999 NCAA 

Championships. 

Hoffman previously coached at Clemson, where he had two junior national qualifiers, while his 

4x800 and 4x1500 relays set school records. 

Prior to Clemson, Hoffman was assistant women’s cross country and track & field coach at East 

Stroudsburg. He was named 1995 ECAC Women’s Cross Country Coach of the Year. During his 

tenure, he coached a four-time All-American and an eight-time national qualifier. Hoffman’s runners 

captured 18 ECAC and three PSAC titles in track & field. He also coached the top NCAA 

Division II American miler in 1997. 

A 1994 graduate of East Stroudsburg, Hoffman served as captain of the Warriors’ cross country 

team as a senior. He was a three-time All-ECAC performer in the 3000 and DMR. In addition, he 

was an All-PSAC performer in the steeplechase. He holds a bachelor’s degree in psychology and 

earned his teacher certification in health and physical education from East Stroudsburg in 1997. 

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Season Outlook 

Men’s Track & Field Hopes to Build on Past Success 

The Kutztown University men’s track & 

field team will enter the 2005-06 season looking 

to build upon its past successes. 

The team, which has won six Pennsylvania 

State Athletic Conference (PSAC) titles, placed 

second at last year’s PSAC Outdoor Championship, 

its first top-two finish since winning the 

2002 title. The Golden Bears also placed fourth 

at the indoor championship. 

The Golden Bears return a host of PSAC 

Champions and All-PSAC performers in hopes 

of challenging for top-three spots at the conference 

championship meets again in 2006. 

Leading the way will be returning individual 

conference champions Steve Tyson, Mike 

Provenzano, Tony Hegedus and Dan Wilson. 

Tyson was a double champion last year, 

winning both the indoor and outdoor shot put 

crowns. Tyson was an NCAA provisional qualifier, 

with a season-best throw of 52-8. Tyson’s 

performance earned him the KU Male Rookie of 

the Year award. 

Provenzano won the pole vault title at the 

PSAC outdoor championships, with a seasonbest 

vault of 15-8. 

KU Women Look to Defend PSAC Titles in 2006 

Kutztown University’s women’s track & 

field team will enter the 2005-06 season looking 

to defend its unprecedented Pennsylvania 

State Athletic Conference (PSAC) indoor and 

outdoor championships. 

KU won its second-straight indoor championship, 

while the team won its first outdoor 

title since 2000. 

In order to remain at the top, KU will 

have to replace nine athletes who scored points 

at the championship meets last year. KU does, 

however, have several PSAC Champions and 

All-PSAC performers back in the fold. 

Leading the way are returning champions 

Alison Maurer, Laura Kline and Renee 

Marchand. 

Maurer won the 20-lb. weight throw at 

the indoor title with a meet record throw of 55- 

4. She went on to compete at the NCAA Championships 

in the event. Outdoors, Maurer 

earned All-America honors in the hammer, placing 

seventh at the NCAA Championships. 

Kline and Marchand were double winners 

at the outdoor conference meet. Kline won the 

400-meter hurdles, while Marchand won the 

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Hegedus was second in the 400-meter dash 

at the indoor championship. He ran a leg of the 

title-winning 4x400 relay. Hegedus also earned 

All-PSAC honors outdoors in the 400 hurdles 

and 4x400 relay. 

Wilson rounds out the returning champions. 

He won the javelin in 2005 with an NCAA 

provisional qualifying distance of 209-1. 

In addition to Hegedus, Billy Boorse and 

Steve Hixson also return from the PSAC Champion 

indoor 4x400 relay. Hixson was a member 

of the 4x400 relay outdoors which earned allconference 

honors as well. Matt Carroll will 

look to return to the medal stand after running 

legs of both PSAC champion 4x400 relay teams 

in 2003. 

Justin Reichardt finished his rookie season 

strong, earning All-PSAC honors in the decathlon. 

Steve Winters has also scored in the 

decathlon in his career. 

Vonkurt Redley was fourth in the 110 

hurdles. 

Pat Bone, Dave Tidey and Dan Wilde will 

lead the distance corps in one of the premier 

distance conferences in the country. 

heptathlon. The duo ran the final two legs of 

the victorious 4x400 relay team. 

Jaci Pfeiffer and Talia McKinney return 

in the hurdles and relays. Pfeiffer was a 

three-time point scorer last year, including an 

All-PSAC performance in the indoor 4x400 relay. 

She placed in both the 100 and 400 hurdles 

outdoors. McKinney scored in the outdoor 

400 hurdles, and helped the indoor distance 

medley relay to the medal stand. 

Molly Lare, Stephanie Williams, 

Chelsea Thomas and Desiree Bower are returning 

point scorers in the distance events. 

Lare placed in the 3,000 and 5,000 outdoors, 

while Williams was an All-PSAC performer in 

the 10K. Thomas is the lone returner from the 

PSAC Champion indoor 4x800 relay, while 

Bower finished third in the steeplechase. 

Christine Procopio and Amy Schaeffer 

head the returning jumpers. Procopio scored 

indoors in the triple jump. She also scored in 

the 20-lb. weight throw. Michelle Hughes 

also returns in the throws. 

Laura Deller will look to contribute in 

the sprints and jumps.

Golden Bear Profiles - MEN 

Pat Bone 

SOPHOMORE 

Pipersville/ 

Central Bucks West 

Major: Criminal Justice 

2005 Highlights: Outdoor- 

PSAC Qualifier in the 

steeplechase and 5K. 

Coach’s Comments: Pat emerged from cross 

country as our top distance runner. One more 

year’s maturation as a runner should move him 

into the scoring spots at PSACs. 

Billy Boorse 

JUNIOR 

Collegeville/ 

Perkiomen Valley 

Major: Marketing 

2005 Highlights: Indoor- 

Part of first place 4x400 relay 

team (3:21.12), and 

fourth place 4x800 relay 

(7:59.57) at PSAC Indoor Championships. Outdoor 

- sixth in 800 at PSACs (1:58.32). Career 

PSAC Championships - 2005 PSAC Indoor 

4x400 relay. 

Coach’s Comments: Billy is a team leader, a 

returning middle-distance scorer, and should have 

a breakout year which will take him to a topthree 

finish indoors and outdoors. 

Matt Carroll 

SENIOR 

Schwenksville/ 

Perkiomen Valley 

Major: History 

2005 Highlights: Outdoor - 

Season-best time of 50.01 

in the 400 at PSAC Championships. 

Career PSAC Championships: 2003 

Indoor & Outdoor 4x400 relay. 

Coach’s Comments: Matt is a senior, seems 

to have beaten the injury bug of past years, and 

is the heir apparent to the role of great 400- 

meter runners of our program. 

Tony Hegedus 

JUNIOR 

Coopersburg/ 

Southern Lehigh 

Major: Computer Science 

2005 Highlights: Indoor - 

Part of first place 4x400 relay 

team (3:21.12) and 

placed second in 400 (49.95) at PSAC Indoor 

Championships. Outdoor - second in the 400 

hurdles (52.63, NCAA provisional), part of second 

place 4x400 relay (3:14.82) at the PSAC 

Outdoor Championships. 

Coach’s Comments: Simply put, he is our goto 

guy. An NCAA provisional qualifier in the 

400 hurdles, our 4x400 anchor, an academic 

standout, this is the year for Tony. Last year’s 

team MVP. 

Michael Provenzano 

SENIOR 

Carlisle/Carlisle 

Major: Business 


First at PSAC East Challenge 

in Pole Vault with 

NCAA provisional performance 

of 15. Outdoor - Set a stadium record 

and took first place in the pole vault at the PSAC 

Outdoor Championships (15-8). Career PSAC 

Championships: 2005 outdoor pole vault. 

Coach’s Comments: Returning conference pole 

vault champion from outdoors. Mike has won 

the coaches’ award the past two seasons. Hard 

work, team orientation, and quiet desire don’t 

always make for outstanding athletes, but Mike 

is the exception. 

Vonkurt Redley 

SOPHOMORE 

Elkins Park/ 

Cheltenham 

Major: Secondary 

Education 


Season-best time in 55 

hurdles at PSACs (7.95). 

Outdoor - ran best time in 110 hurdles at PSAC 

championships (14.99), good for fourth place. 

Coach’s Comments: Kurt had an excellent 

freshman year and developed steadily throughout 

both seasons. Most freshmen don’t run 

faster over the college hurdles than the high 

school ones, but he did. 

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Golden Bear Profiles - MEN 

Justin Reichardt 

SOPHOMORE 

Birdsboro/Twin Valley 

Major: Psychology 

2005 Highlights: Outdoor 

- Finished in third place in 

the decathalon with 5,912 

points at the PSAC Championships 

to earn All-PSAC honors. 

Coach’s Comments: His third-place conference 

finish as a freshman decathlete was a pleasant 

surprise. It foreshadows Justin’s great potential 

in the combined events. 

Dave Tidey 

SENIOR 

Bridgewater, NJ/ 

Bridgewater-Raritan 

Major: Secondary 

Education/English 


Helped 4x800 relay to a 

fourth-place finish at PSACs (7:59.57). Outdoor 

- seventh in 800 at PSACs (1:57.11). 

Coach’s Comments: A senior, Dave has been 

a solid middle-distance performer for us, as well 

as a team leader. He will finish his career with an 

outstanding senior season. He should help make 

this year’s 4x800 one for the record books. 

Steve Tyson 

SOPHOMORE 

Bridgeport/Upper Merion 

Major: Chemistry 

Honors: 2004-05 KU Male 

Rookie of the Year 


Never finished below third 

place all season in shot put. 

First place at PSAC Championships in shot put 

(52-1 1/4). Outdoor - PSAC Champion in shot 

put (50-11 1/2). Placed first in the shot put at 

the Lock Haven Qualifier with an NCAA provisional 

distance of 52-8. 

Coach’s Comments: A true scholar-athlete. 

Steve deals with organic chemistry labs, throws, 

runs and lifts all in the same afternoon. He should 

make it to Nationals this year in the shot, and he 

should become a scorer in the weight, hammer 

and discus as well. 

Dan Wilde 

JUNIOR 

Lemoyne/Cedar Cliff 

Major: Electronic Media 


Season-best time of 

15:50.14 in the 5K at 

PSACs. Outdoor - Finished 

in first place with season-best time in the 3000m 

steeplechase at Lehigh (9:46.81). 

Coach’s Comments: His great dedication to running 

and tremendous work ethic will put Dan on 

the scorer’s stand this season. His leadership 

abilities are invaluable to the growth of our distance 

program. 

Dan Wilson 

JUNIOR 

Hatboro/Hatboro-Horsham 

Major: Secondary Education 


Claimed first place with an 

NCAA qualifying distance 

and a stadium record of 

209-1 at the PSAC Outdoor Championships. 

Finished 11th at NCAA Championships in javelin 

(193-11). Career PSAC Championships 

- 2005 outdoor javelin. 

Coach’s Comments: Returning conference 

champ in the javelin, Dan will be off to a slow 

start after resolving some knee problems this fall 

and winter. Added strength should pay off with 

another trip to nationals. 

Steve Winters 

SENIOR 

New Cumberland/ 

Cedar Cliff 

Major: Biology 

Notes: Placed in three events 

at PSAC indoor and outdoor 

championships in 2004. 

Went on to NCAA Championships, placing 10th 

in decathlon (6,419 points). Was injured in 2005. 

Coach’s Comments: After three years of decathlon 

success and last year’s injury redshirt, 

Steve should turn some heads with his vaulting. 

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Golden Bear Profiles - WOMEN 

Desiree Bower 

JUNIOR 

Bethel/Tulpehocken 

Major: Elementary 

Education 


Part of first place team at 

KU Invitational in Distance 

Medley (13:17.29) 

Coach’s Comments: Desiree had a breakthrough 

year in 2005 and has followed up with 

a strong cross country season, which leads us to 

believe she’ll factor heavily in the conference 

distance scene. 

Laura Deller 

SOPHOMORE 

York/Dallastown 

Major: Elementary Education 

2005 Highlights: Indoors: 

Season-best 17-1 3/ 

4 in long jump. Outdoor - 

16-5 1/4 in the long jump at the LHU Qualifier. 

Coach’s Comments: This should be a transition 

year for Laura as she switches to the pole 

vault. She’s a hard worker and a great student. 

She will do well sooner rather than later. 

Michelle Hughes 

SOPHOMORE 

Warminster/ 

William Tennent 

Major: Business 


- Threw a 37-6 shot put at 

the LHU Qualifier. 

Coach’s Comments: Michelle is still learning 

the throws. Look for solid improvement which 

will take her to the conference medal stand this 

year or next. 

Laura Kline 

JUNIOR 

Reading/Reading 

Major: Special Education 

Honors: 2005 ESPN the 

Magazine/CoSIDA Academic 

All-America second 

team, PSAC & East Regional 

Scholar-Athlete of the Year. 

2005 Highlights: Indoor - 2nd at PSAC Championships 

in 400 (58.43) and 4x400 relay (3:59.28). 

Outdoor - PSAC Champion in 400 hurdles 

(1:03.10) and 4x400 relay (3:53.01). NCAA 

provisional time in 400 hurdles (1:03.05). Career 

PSAC Championships: 2004 Outdoor-4x400 

relay; 2005 Outdoor-400, 4x400 relay. 

Coach’s Comments: She may be on the thin 

side, but don’t let her looks fool you. Laura Kline 

leads our team into battle. She’s fast, tough, dedicated 

and has pushed herself to a perfect 4.0 

GPA four semesters in-a-row. Look for her at 

Nationals in the 400 hurdles this year. 

Molly Lare 

JUNIOR 

Bethlehem/Liberty 

Major: Communication 

Design 


Placed first at the PSAC East 

Challenge in the 3000m with 

a time of 10:29.21. 

Coach’s Comments: Molly made an impact on 

the conference distance scene as a freshman, and 

despite a slow start in 05-06, should be pivotal 

in the conference title hopes of our women. 

Renee Marchand 

JUNIOR 

Hawley/Wallenpaupack 


2005 Highlights: Indoor - Second 

at PSAC Championships 

in pentathalon with 

3,118 points; Outdoor - First 

at PSAC Championships in 

heptathlon (4,349 points). Part of the first place 

4x400m relay (3:53.01). 

Coach’s Comments: The conference champ in 

the outdoor heptathlon, Renee should be a combined-events 

threat indoors and outdoors again. 

She filled in on the 4x400 last year, and may very 

well be carving a permanent niche in that event. 

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Golden Bear Profiles - Women 

Alison Maurer 

SENIOR 

Lewisberry/N. York 

Major: CRF-Fine Metals 


Set a new record in the 

20lb weight throw with 55- 

4. Placed 10th in NCAA 

Division II Indoor Championships 

in the 20 lb weight throw with a 53- 

4 1/2. Outdoor - Placed seventh at the NCAA 

Division II Championships in the hammer 

throw (175-11). Career Championships: 2005 

PSAC Indoor Weight Throw. 2004 PSAC Indoor-Weight 

Throw; PSAC Outdoor-Discus. 

Coach’s Comments: Last year’s only All- 

America performer, Alison is ready to follow 

in the footsteps of some of Kutztown’s great 

hammer/weight throwers. She should go out in 

style in her senior season with the adoption of 

the hammer as a new PSAC championship event. 

Talia McKinney 

JUNIOR 

Millersville/ 

Penn Mannor 

Major: Speech Communications 


- Placed fifth at the 

PSAC Championships in 

the 400m hurdle (1:06.48). 

Coach’s Comments: Talia had a solid year in 

her new event, the 400 hurdles. Her 65.55 in 

the hurdle trials at PSACs was a great start, but 

she’s got a lot of improvement left. 

Jaci Pfeiffer 

SENIOR 

Hillsborough, NJ/ 

Hillsborough 

Major: Special Education 


Third in PSAC Championships 

in 55m hurdles (8:48); 

Outdoor - Placed fifth in the 100m hurdles at 

the PSAC Championships (15:01). Career 

Championships: 2004 PSAC Outdoor-4x400 relay. 

Coach’s Comments: Jaci has scored at PSACs 

in each of her previous three years, with her 

student teaching out of the way in the fall, this 

could be her year. 

Christine Procopio 

SENIOR 

Oakland, NJ/Indian Hills 

Major: Secondary Education/ 

Mathematics 

2004 Highlights: Indoor - Second 

in the 20lb weight throw 

at the PSAC Championships 

(51-5). Sixth in the triple jump at the PSAC Championships 

(36-6). Outdoor - NCAA Provisional 

in the hammer throw (163-10). 

Coach’s Comments: Chrissy finally gets a 

chance to throw the hammer at PSACs this year. 

Provisionally qualifying indoors in the weight and 

outdoors in the hammer, last year was a great 

year. She even scored in the triple jump indoors. 

This year, she’ll make it to NCAAs. 

Amy Schaeffer 

SENIOR 

Richland/ELCO 



Notched a 36-0 1/2 in the 

triple jump at LHU Qualifier. 

Coach’s Comments: Amy is a solid triple jumper 

for us, and although she student teaches this spring, 

she could make some improvements in strength 

and technique and score points indoors or outdoors. 

Stephanie Williams 

SOPHOMORE 

Harrisburg/Riverside 

Major: Business Management 


- Placed first in the 5,000m 

at the Lehigh Games 

(18:34.26). Placed first at the PSAC East Challenge 

in the 10,000m (39:31.91). Placed third at 

the PSAC Championships in the 10,000m 

(38:16.56). 

Coach’s Comments: Stephanie worked her way 

to all-conference as a freshman last year. She’s 

still working hard, and our guess is, she’ll keep 

improving. 

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History 

All-Americans 

MEN Year Event 

Frank Williams 1976 Outdoor Discus 

Barrett McFarland 1980 Outdoor 200 Meters 

Dan Hatton 1980 Outdoor Decathlon 

Mike Cantrel 1987 Indoor Pole Vault* 

Bart Wasiolek 1990 Outdoor 3,000 Steeplechase 

Shawn Jones 1991 Outdoor 100 Meters 

Bruce Tiller 1991 Outdoor 400 Hurdles 

Bart Wasiolek 1991 Outdoor 3,000 Steeplechase 

Kahsime Simmons 1992 Indoor 55 Meters 

Shawn Jones 1992 Indoor 55 Meters 

Bert Lange 1992 Outdoor 400 Hurdles 

Todd Wiley 1993 Outdoor 10,000 Meters 

Kevin Kelly 1995 Outdoor Decathlon 

Mark Fritz 1996 Outdoor Javelin 

Kevin Kelly 1996 Outdoor Decathlon 

Kevin Kelly 1998 Indoor Decathlon 

John Frownfelter 1999 Indoor 35-lb. Weight 

John Frownfelter 2000 Indoor 35-lb. Weight 

Paul Schmitt 2000 Indoor Pole Vault 

Jon Moyer 2000 Outdoor Javelin 

Paul Schmitt 2000 Outdoor Pole Vault 

Paul Schmitt 2001 Indoor Pole Vault 


Jon Moyer 2001 Outdoor Javelin 

Justin Collins 2002 Outdoor Long Jump 

Shaun Landis 2002 Outdoor Decathlon 


Scott Eisenhart 2002 Outdoor 400 meters 

Scott Eisenhart 2003 Indoor 400 meters 

Justin Collins 2003 Indoor Long Jump 

Shaun Landis 2003 Outdoor Decathlon 

Dave Bartolomucci 2003 Outdoor 4 x 400 Relay 

Dan Patton 2003 Outdoor 4 x 400 Relay 

Matt Carroll 2003 Outdoor 4 x 400 Relay 

Scott Eisenhart 2003 Outdoor 4 x 400 Relay 

Justin Collins 2004 Indoor Long Jump 

Justin Collins 2004 Outdoor Long Jump 

WOMEN Year Event 

Michelle Pingar 1983 Outdoor 10,000 Meters 

Michelle Pingar 1984 Outdoor 10,000 Meters 

Lori Lawson 1985 Outdoor 10,000 Meters 

Lori Lawson 1986 Outdoor 10,000 Meters 

Deidre Rhodes 1995 Indoor Shot Put 

Deidre Rhodes 1995 Outdoor Discus 

Deidre Rhodes 1996 Indoor 20-lb. Weight 

Tara Crozier 1996 Outdoor Hammer 

Tara Crozier 1997 Indoor 20-lb. Weight 

Tara Crozier 1997 Outdoor Hammer* 

Tara Crozier 1998 Indoor 20-lb. Weight 

Tara Crozier 1998 Outdoor Hammer 

Kristi Braine 1999 Outdoor Pole Vault 

Louise Sawyer 2002 Indoor Pole Vault 

Louise Sawyer 2002 Outdoor Pole Vault 

Alison Maurer 2005 Outdoor Hammer 

*NCAA Champion 

Pennsylvania State 

Athletic Conference 

Championships 

Men 

1983- Outdoor Champions 

1994- Outdoor Runners-Up 







2005- Outdoor Runners-Up 

Women 






2003- Indoor Runners-Up 

2004- Indoor Champions 

2005- Indoor Champions 

2005- Outdoor Champions 

Mike Cantrel 

Michelle Pingar 

Kevin Kelly 

Tara Crozier 

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2004-05 Best Performances 

Event Men Perf. 

55m (i) Kareef Wallace 6.44 

55m HH (i) Vonkurt Redley 7.95 

100m Jacob Wieder 10.80 

110m HH Vonkurt Redley 14.99 

200m Dave Bartolomucci 22.06 

400m Dave Bartolomucci 48.44 

400m IH Tony Hegedus 52.63* 

800m Billy Boorse 1:56.09 

1,500m Dave Tidey 4:05:83 

Steeplechase Dan Wilde 9:46.81 

5,000m Dan Wilde 15:23.33 

4x100m Bartolomucci, Weider, 41.92 

Pearson, Patterson 

4x400m Bartolomucci, Snyder, 3:14.82 

Hixson, Hegedus 

Long Jump Justin Reichardt 22-1 

Triple Jump Matt Reffie 45-0 1/4 

High Jump (i) Justin Reichardt 6-2 

Pole Vault Mike Provenzano 15-8 

Shot Put (i) Steve Tyson 53-6 1/2* 

Weight (i) Jim Dart 48-8 

Discus Jim Dart 150-3 

Javelin Dan Wilson 209-1* 

Hammer Jim Dart 141-11 

Decathlon Justin Reichardt 5,912 

all performances are outdoors, unless indicated (i) 

#Denotes School Record 

*Denotes NCAA Provisional performance 

Top Newcomers 

Event Women Perf. 

55m (i) Laura Kline 7.63 

55m HH (i) Jaci Pfeiffer 8.48 

100m Amie Bennett 13.17 

100m HH Jaci Pfeiffer 15.01 

200m (i) Laura Kline 26.58 

400m Laura Kline 58.43 

400m IH Laura Kline 1:03.05* 

800m (i) Madonna Patterson 2:15.66* 

1500m Danielle Mousley 4:45.04 

3000m Molly Lare 10:29.21 

Steeplechase Desiree Bower 11:31.73 

5000m Molly Lare 17:47.03* 

10,000m Stephanie Williams 38:16.56 

4x100m Marchand, Deller, 49.32 

Pfeiffer, Kline 

4x400m Kostishion, Otis, 3:53.01 

McKinney, Kline 

Long Jump (i) Laura Deller 17-1 3/4 

Triple Jump (i) Christine Procopio 36-6 

High Jump (i) Candice Bullard 5-4 

Pole Vault Stephanie Sukal 11-3 3/4 

Shot Put Kaleena Lockard 44-1 1/2* 

Weight (i) Alison Maurer 55-4* 

Discus Elizabeth Lord 151-10* 

Javelin Felicia Gonzalez 98-3 

Hammer Alison Maurer 175-11* 

Heptathlon Renee Marchand 4,349 

Men Event YR Hometown/High School 

Michael Coe Sprints FR Boyertown/Reading Central Catholic 

Kendel Dixon Sprints FR Atglen/Octorara 

Brian Dodds Pole Vault SO Wyomissing/Wilson 

Joshua Goad Sprints FR Mount Penn/Antietem 

Cody Hartzler High Jump FR Belleville/Indian Valley 

Ryan Jagielski Mid-Distance FR Howell, NJ/Coltsneck 

Mike Turner Sprints FR Phillipsburg, NJ/Phillipsburg 

Joshua Williams Throws FR Schuylkill Haven/Blue Mountain 

Women Event YR Hometown 

Alexandra Butler Long Jump FR Montoursville/Montoursville 

Jewel Daye Sprints FR Philadelphia/Central 

Hailey Dell Distance FR Saranac Lake, NY/Saranac Lake 

Cheryl Dingman Distance FR Lansdale/North Penn 

Jessica Donovan Sprints FR Newtown/Pennsbury 

Joanna Horstmann Distance FR Downingtown/Downingtown West 

Julie Karaszkiewicz Distance FR Boothwyn/Garnet Valley 

Bevin Lustman Sprints FR Wynnewood/Lower Merion 

Brooke McMurry Jumps FR Tafton/Wallenpaupack 

Katie Quinn Sprints FR Glenolden/Interboro 

Lindsay Runkle Pole Vault FR Pottsville/Pottsville 

Corri Speakman Sprints FR Reading/Exeter 

Doofan Tor-Agbidye Sprints FR Stewartsville, NJ/Phillipsburg 

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Records 

Men’s Indoor Records 

Event Name Record Year 

55m Keith Crowell 6.32 2000 

200m Keith Crowell 21.78 2000 

300m Hayden Castro 36.10 1991 

400m Scott Eisenhart 47.76 2003 

500m Scott Eisenhart 1:04.75 2003 

800m Eric Stienes 1:53.19 2000 

1000yd Al Butler 2:16.0 1983 

1000m Jason Hilt 2:29.47 1999 

1500m Bart Wasiolek 4:02.88 1991 

mile Jason Hilt 4:17.13 1997 

3000m Brian Harris 8:36.10 1998 

2 miles Bart Wasiolek 9:17.9 1991 

3 miles Bart Wasiolek 14:23.79 1990 

5000m Brian Harris 14:40.76 1998 

55m H Kevin Kelly 7.62 1997 

4x200m Crowell, Ritter, 1:28.38 2000 

relay Eisenhart, Rado 

4x400m McCray, Culver, 3:17.77 1997 

relay Kelly, Simpson 

4x800m Dingle, C. Miller, 7:48.54 2000 

relay Eisenhart, Stienes 

DMR Bowen, Stienes, 10:21.4 1999 

Dingle, O’Neill 

Shot Put Josh Himmelberger 53-7 1998 

H. Jump Shaun Landis 6-9 2002 

P. Vault Paul Schmitt 16-8 3/4 2001 

L. Jump Justin Collins 24-7 3/4 2004 

T. Jump Ewin Jenkins 50-8 2000 

Weight John Frownfelter 63-7 3/4 2000 

Pentath. Shaun Landis 3,687 2003 

Women’s Indoor Records 


55m Jen Johnson 7.28 1994 

200m Shannon Daggett 25.97 1997 

400m Monica Shellenberger 57.87 2001 

500m Niya Adams 1:17.94 2001 

800m Madonna Patterson 2:14.96 2004 

1000m Danielle Mousley 3:03.92 2005 

1500m Diane Galleo 4:41.9 1984 

mile Diane Galleo 5:03.7 1984 

3000m Molly Lare 10:20.04 2004 

2 miles Michele Pingar 10:41.50 1984 

3 miles Michele Pingar 16:37.1 1984 

5000m Megan Seefeldt 17:38.70 2002 

55m H Shannon Daggett 8.29 1997 

4x200m Braine, Sawyer, 1:47.08 2000 

relay Shellenberger, Klee 

4x400m Maxwell, Patterson 3:57.66 2004 

relay Otis, Adams 

4x800m Maxwell, Thomas, 9:28.55 2004 

relay Patterson, Kostishion 

DMR Seefeldt, Ju. Urbansky, 12:28.7 1999 

Ja. Urbansky, Chege 

L. Jump Andrea Sellitti 17-11 1999 

T. Jump Amanda Schaeffer 38-0 1/4 2000 

H. Jump Amanda Schaeffer 5-6 2000 

Shot Put Deidre Rhodes 46-3 1/4 1995 

Weight Tara Crozier 57-8 1997 

Pentath. Emily Foltz 3,286 2001 

P. Vault Kristi Braine 11-10 2000 

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Men’s Outdoor Records 


100m Ted Robinson 10.42 1982 

200m Mark Kinnaird 21.24 1982 

400m Scott Eisenhart 46.57 2002 

800m Jason Hilt 1:52.18 1998 

1500m Jason Hilt 3:51.98 1998 

5000m Todd Wiley 14:28.76 1993 

10,000m Todd Wiley 30:13.71 1993 

110m H Kevin Kelly 14.25 1998 

400m H Bruce Tiller 50.44 1986 

3000m Bart Wasiolek 8:59.2 1990 

steeple 

4x100m Rado, Jenkins, 41.64 2001 

relay Pearson, Eisenhart 

4x200m Crowell, Eisenhart, 1:27.61 2000 

relay Rado, Collins 

4x400m Bartolomucci, Patton, 3:11.92 2003 

relay Carroll, Eisenhart 

4x800m Hegge, Hemp, 7:50.9 1986 

relay Jarrat, Landis 

H. Jump Kevin Gibbons 6-11 1/4 1984 

L. Jump Justin Collins 25-4 3/4 2002 

T. Jump Shaun Landis 49-2 3/4 2002 

P. Vault Paul Schmitt 17-0 3/4 2000 

Shot Put Mike Fantanarosa 53-5 1/2 1994 

Discus Frank Williams 160-9 1976 

Javelin Jon Moyer 222-4 2000 

Hammer John Frownfelter 185-2 2000 

Decath. Kevin Kelly 7,288 1998 

Women’s Outdoor Records 


100m Monique Bosley 12.24 1983 

200m Shannon Daggett 25.24 1997 

Monique Bosley 1983 

400m Sally Spaar 56.7 1990 

800m Niya Adams 2:11.13 2003 

1500m Diane Galleo 4:35.2 1984 

3000m Eunice Chege 9:57.7 1999 

3000m Megan Seefeldt 11:13.54 2001 

steeple 

5000m Michele Pingar 17:03.4 1984 

10,000m Michele Pingar 35:46.2 1984 

100m H Jen Johnson 14.58 1996 

400m H Emily Foltz 1:02.50 2001 

4x100m Murphy, Baney, 48.56 2001 

relay Agent, Sellitti 

4x200m Baney, Otis 1:43.28 2003 

relay Johnson, Pfeiffer 

4x400m Maxwell, Otis, 3:52.25 2003 

relay Johnson, Adams 

4x800m Patterson, 9:14.16 2004 

relay Kostishion, Thomas, Adams 

Javelin Alison Herman 146-6 2002 

Discus Jennifer Willman 146-3 1999 

Hammer Tara Crozier 190-11 1998 

Shot Put Deidre Rhodes 45-10 1/2 1995 

L. Jump Andrea Sellitti 18-2 2001 

T. Jump Amanda Schaeffer 38-9 3/4 1999 

H. Jump Amanda Schaeffer 5-7 2000 &1998 

P. Vault Kristi Braine 11-10 2000 

Louise Sawyer 11-10 2002 

Heptath. Emily Foltz 4,584 2001

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Facilities 

Kutztown University is blessed with some of the top athletic facilities among Division 

II colleges and universities in the eastern United States. Twenty of KU’s 21 teams have their 

home venues on campus. 

Keystone Hall 

The headquarters of the KU athletic department, Keystone Hall is the hub of indoor athletic 

activity on campus. The 3,400-seat Keystone Arena, located in the center of Keystone Hall, 

is the home of the volleyball, men’s and women’s basketball and wrestling teams. Keystone 

Hall also houses the Golden Bear Sports Medicine department, designated locker rooms for 

all intercollegiate athletic teams, and a state-of-the-art fitness room. The arena also served as 

the site of a town meeting by President George W. Bush in 2004. 

Keystone Field House 

Keystone Field House is home to 

the KU men’s and women’s indoor 

track teams, and has been the site 

of major eastern championships in 

recent years. The field house is 

used by all teams for indoor practice 

and overflow athletic events 

and many camps and clinics 

throughout the year. It is also used 

for non-athletic events, such as 

President Clinton’s address during 

his visit in 1994. 

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Risley Weight Room 

Athletes get extensive use out of the freeweight 

room, located on the ground floor of 

Risley Hall, the original gym. The weight 

room was recently renovated and expanded. 

University Field 

University Field is a 5,600-seat stadium 

that features a newly resurfaced 

synthetic track and artificial turf 

playing field. University Field is the 

site of all home football games and 

has been the site of PSAC Championship 

track and field meets. 

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Academics & Athletics at KU 

The KU Academic Success Initiative, when fully implemented by the coaching staff, 

provides the appropriate support, incentive, and opportunity for students to make a similar 

effort toward their academic success as made toward their athletic performance. The Initiative 

is based on the expectation that both individual and team academic performance will be 

at or above the level of the overall student body. This expectation is built into the evaluation 

of coaches and is an integral part of the process of awarding athletic scholarships. KU 

provides athletic scholarships to support the academic pursuits of its student-athletes. 

Student-athletes are expected to participate in sports because they love to do so. 

Continuing indications reveal that the Initiative works and is having a profound and 

measurable effect on both academic and athletic performance. Over the past 10 years, KU’s 

freshman class of student-athletes has had a significantly higher grade-point average than the 

overall freshman class, while the 2004-05 school year saw all student-athletes achieve a 

highest-ever GPA of 2.91, surpassing the overall GPA of the Kutztown student body. Also 

last year, 103 student-athletes garnered Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Scholar- 

Athlete honors. During the same period, the athletic success of KU’s teams reached all-time 

records. 

The KU Academic Success Initiative contains the following components: 

The Monitoring of Progress: The academic 

progress of student-athletes is continually 

tracked and monitored. This includes: GPA 

reports, persistence rate reports, close monitoring 

of first-time students, and NCAA eligibility 

compliance reports. 

Course Selection and Registration: In 

order to avoid unnecessary conflicts between 

athletic events and classes, student-athletes 

are provided a registration date earlier than 

the rest of the campus student population. 

Registration is now done online via the 

Internet. Students can go online at any time 

to view their schedule, grades, transcript, financial 

aid, payments, charges and restrictions 

on their account. 

Academic Coaching: This year-long program 

is based on one-on-one personal contacts 

between the coach and the student-athlete. 

The meetings are held more frequently 

in the fall in recognition of the benefits of 

establishing good habits early. During these 

meetings, the following topics may be addressed: 

seminar follow-up, class attendance, 

parental intervention and involvement and 

information about advising and registration. 

These meetings can also serve to address any 

other academic and/or personal matters of 

concern to the student-athlete. 

Faculty Advising: This is an essential part 

of the college experience and is often a major 

factor in the ultimate academic success of 

students. Advisor meetings are required in 

order to register for classes. 

Pre-Season Academic Seminars: During 

pre-season camps and/or the first week of 

classes, athletes may participate in seminars 

addressing topics such as time management, 

study skills, class participation, student/faculty 

relationships and graduation planning. 

Materials are provided and used as a reference 

throughout the semester. 

Career Services Visit For Undeclared 

Majors: Incoming students who have not 

yet declared a major or who may be unsure 

of their chosen major are highly encouraged 

to visit the Career Services Office. There, 

the students will be tested to measure their 

interests and help them select a major. 

Referrals For Services to the Department 

of Developmental Studies: Student-athletes 

are strongly encouraged to make use of 

the Department of Developmental Studies’ 

services in regard to tutoring or other needs 

for specialized instruction. 

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Academics & Athletics at KU 

Referrals For Services to the Counseling 

and Advisement Center: Trained counselors/faculty 

advisors are available to help 

with psychological/academic counseling/advisement 

issues. Such referrals are available 

to all student-athletes. 

Mentoring: Student-athletes can be referred 

by their coach to either the formal University 

mentoring program or to faculty and 

professional staff volunteers for more informal 

mentoring. 

Financial Aid Liaison: The financial aid 

liaison provides information to prospects and 

student-athletes concerning policies and 

guidelines of the financial aid office. Through 

the early version process, the liaison provides 

prospects with an estimate of potential 

funding sources. The liaison provides 

student-athletes with information concerning 

deadlines and regulations for continued 

financial aid, and is available to help families 

learn more about the financial aid process. 

Library Tour: A library tour is highly recommended 

of all incoming student-athletes. 

Personal Computer: Each student-athlete 

is strongly encouraged to have access to a 

networked personal computer. 

Recognition of Academic 

Accomplishments 

The Department of Athletics has developed 

a comprehensive program to provide incentive 

for and acknowledgement of the many 

academic accomplishments of its studentathletes. 

Below are some examples of the 

program. 

Graduation Reception: The athletic department 

hosts a reception for graduating student-athletes 

and their families at the winter 

and spring commencement ceremonies to recognize 

the culmination of student-athletes’ 

education at Kutztown University. 

Awards and Honors: KU offers specific 

academic scholarships available only to student-athletes. 

KU student-athletes are nominated 

for all available NCAA, PSAC and 

CoSIDA awards. 

Scholar-Athlete Banquet: Each year, the 

PSAC Scholar-Athletes are recognized at a 

banquet in their honor. 

Dean’s List Ceremony: All Kutztown University 

student-athlete dean’s list recipients 

are acknowledged at a basketball game every 

year. 

Kutztown University Vision Statement 

Kutztown University will serve the Commonwealth as a dynamic, technologicallyadvanced, 

collaborative, learning-centered public university. Kutztown University will be 

accessible to Pennsylvanians and others, sensitive to the need for diverse backgrounds in its 

faculty, staff, students and community, accountable to its many constituencies, and actively 

engaged in the continuous improvement of its programs and services. Above all, Kutztown 

University will prepare graduates to succeed in a global economy, to contribute to the economic 

and social well-being of the state and nation, to assume active roles in their communities 

and to lead productive and meaningful lives. 

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Kutztown University 

Track & Field 

2005-06 Schedule 

INDOOR 

DECEMBER 

SAT 3 at Bucknell Opener 11:00 AM 

JANUARY 

FRI 13 KU INDOOR INVITATIONAL 5:30 PM 

FRI 20 at Ursinus Invitational 6:00 PM 

FRI 27 at Bucknell Bison Open 4:00 PM 

-SAT 28 

10:30 AM 

FRI 27 at Penn State National Open 5:00 PM 

-SAT 28 

9:00 AM 

FEBRUARY 

SAT 11 PSAC EAST CHALLENGE NOON 

SAT 18 at Princeton Indoor Invitational 11:00 AM 

SAT 25 at PSAC Indoor Championships 2:00 PM 

-SUN 26 (at East Stroudsburg) 10:00 AM 

MARCH 

FRI 10 +at NCAA Indoor Championships 1:00 PM 

-SAT 11 (at Boston, MA) 11:00 AM 

OUTDOOR 

MARCH 

FRI 17 at Coastal Carolina Invitational All Day 

-SAT 18 

FRI 24 LEHIGH VALLEY INVITATIONAL 3:00 PM 

APRIL 

SAT 1 at Muhlenberg Invitational TBA 

SAT 8 at PSAC East Challenge TBA 

(at Lock Haven) 

FRI 14 at Bucknell Distance Classic TBA 

FRI 14 GOLDEN BEAR MULTIS 2:30 PM 

-SAT 15 

9:30 AM 

SAT 22 at Lafayette Invitational TBA 

THU 27 at Penn Relays All Day 

-FRI 28 

SAT 29 at Lehigh Invitational TBA 

MAY 

THU 4 at PSAC Championships TBA 

-SAT 6 (at California, PA) 

THU 25 +at NCAA Championships TBA 

-SAT 27 (at Emporia, KS) 

Home events in BOLD CAPS +if team qualifies

2005-06 Track & Field Media Guide - Kutztown University

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