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Challenge - Spring/Summer 2012 - Tiffin University

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Outdoor Track & Field<br />

Five athletes competed at the NCAA Division II National<br />

Championships. Overall, TU had five national qualifiers, broke<br />

13 school records and had 93 additions to the top 10 list.<br />

For the men, Travis LeFlore was seeded fifth in the high<br />

jump, one of two automatic qualifiers. His school record jump<br />

of seven feet, one inch was done at the Hilltopper Relays.<br />

LeFlore was second at the GLIAC Championships, his fourth<br />

straight top four finish.<br />

Sophomore Lynzi Daughenbaugh scored a school record<br />

3587 points to place eighth at indoor nationals, becoming<br />

just the second NCAA DII all-american in school history.<br />

Senior John Pemberton<br />

qualified for<br />

the NCAA Division II<br />

National Championships<br />

in the shot put<br />

after finishing third at<br />

the GLIAC Championships.<br />

Lynzi Daughenbaugh was seeded 13th in the pentathlon.<br />

Her school record score of 4900 points was done at the<br />

Larry Ellis Invitational. Daughenbaugh was third at the GLIAC<br />

Championships.<br />

At the GLIAC Championships, <strong>Tiffin</strong>’s women scored 74<br />

points to place third. Kayla Ellks had a strong meet as she<br />

was second in the triple jump and third in the long jump.<br />

D’Wanda Ford was runner-up in the long jump. Third place<br />

performances also came from Daughenbaugh (heptathlon)<br />

and Gerhardt (discus).<br />

60 | SPRING / SUMMER <strong>2012</strong> | CHALLENGE<br />

John Pemberton was seeded seventh in the shot put. His<br />

best put this season is 57 feet, 7.50 inches at the Shamrock Invitational.<br />

Pemberton was third at the GLIAC Championships.<br />

Emmanual Grembo was seeded 12th in the 100-meter<br />

dash. His school record time of 10.47 was done at the GVSU<br />

Last Chance Meet. He won the 100m dash at the GLIAC<br />

Championships. Grembo qualified as part of the 400m relay<br />

team last year.<br />

At the GLIAC Championships, the TU men’s team scored<br />

99 points to place fourth. Grembo became the first Dragon to<br />

win the 100m dash at the league met. He was also third in the<br />

long jump. Runner-up performances came from Zach Cernansky<br />

in the 110m hurdles and LeFlore in the high jump.<br />

For the women, Katie Gerhardt was seeded sixth in the<br />

discus. Her school record toss of 167 feet, four inches was<br />

done at the GVSU Last Chance Meet. She was third at the<br />

GLIAC Championships. Gerhardt was also seeded 16th in the<br />

shot put. Her school record put of 47 feet, 6.25 inches was<br />

done at the Hilltopper Relays. Gerhardt was among the top<br />

eight at the GLIAC Championships.<br />

Men’s & Women’s Golf<br />

<strong>Tiffin</strong> <strong>University</strong>’s men’s golf team hit another memorable<br />

milestone with their selection to the NCAA Midwest/South<br />

Regional at Jefferson City, Missouri. <strong>Tiffin</strong> finished the regular<br />

season as the sixth seed in the Midwest Region. Only Ferris<br />

State (2nd) and Grand Valley State (4th) were ranked higher<br />

amongst GLIAC schools in the region.<br />

The men’s golf team enjoyed one of their best seasons<br />

ever in 2011-12, placing fourth or higher in six different tournaments.<br />

They won the Great Lakes Regional, while also winning<br />

the Kyle Ryman Memorial. They finished second at the GLIAC<br />

Championships and also took second at the Findlay Invitational.<br />

A trio of <strong>Tiffin</strong> <strong>University</strong> golfers, including Head Coach<br />

Darby Roggow, was named to the <strong>2012</strong> All-GLIAC squad.<br />

Senior Dillon Klein earned his third consecutive Second<br />

Team All-GLIAC citation, while junior Blake DeBruyn also<br />

earned his second consecutive conference honor. DeBruyn<br />

jumped from Honorable Mention in 2011 to a Second Team<br />

pick this year. Klein led the team with a 74.07 average while

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