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CUNYAC Winter Stars Competing For National ChampionshipsSwimmers, Track & Field Stars, Hoopsters & Wrestlers Set to Score!CUNYAC Stars Danila Novikov (CSI) and Gerale Middleton (QCC) look to Shine this Winter!Flushing, NY -- The first of two winter weekends of postseason sports season starts today, as the best and brightestaround the City University of New York Athletic Conference get ready to compete for Regional and National glory.Eight swimmers, 18 track stars and one wrestler will aim to become the Conference's first All-American of 2011, asCUNYAC student-athletes will try to top the stunning 30 All-American honors in 2010."We're extremely excited to have our student-athletes competing at the highest level, which is what they work for allyear long, a National Championship," said CUNYAC Executive Director Zak Ivkovic. "Our goal is to surpass the thirtyAll-Americans we enjoyed last year."First off, the NJCAA National Swimming & Diving and Indoor Track & Field Championships get underway inBuffalo, NY and Lubbock, TX, respectively. The two concurrent events are constituted of all Junior College Divisions,I, II and III, while in the spring, there is a dedicated Division III Outdoor Track Championship in May.Three members of the Queensborough Commmunity College swimning team have qualified for the NJCAANational NJCAA event, Matthew Makower-Brown, Nutteda Getgavipak and freshman sprinter Shirley Falconi,who won the CUNYAC Championship races in both the 50 Yard and 100 Yard Freestyle. setting a new meet recordin the fifty.At the NJCAA Indoor Track Championships, CUNYAC will have a huge presence, with all three CommunityCollege that just starred at the Conference Indoor Meet making the trip to Texas. While, all three schools are hopingfor All-Americans and National titles, Bronx Community College may have the best shot at achieving those goalswith freshman sensation Ashley Armand setting the pace. Armand, the CUNYAC Cross Country Champion last fall,finished second at the NJCAA Championships and recently won the CUNYAC Indoor 400 and 800 Meter titles.Throwers Natasha Hill and Errol Jeffries (CUNYAC Champ, Weight Throw & Shot Put) will also contend for theBroncos.Kingsborough, the Community College Men's Team champs at this week's CUNYAC Champs, will once again send aslew of student-athletes to the NJCAA's, with nine participants: Tashaka Adolph. Devon Alexander, BosedePage 72 of 179
Daramola, Zenia George, Tia Gardener, Charlene Jackson, Ruben Pierre-Louis and Rohan Stewart. Adolph, asophomore sprinter and George, a middle-distance specialist are two to look for from the Wave.Queensborough will also make a significant showing with six competitors, including three 2010 Outdoor All-Americans, Jerry Francois, Lisa Kurner, Donnell Lockhart and Gerale Middleton. Middleton is the defendingNJCAA Outdoor Champion in the 400 Meter Dash. In the CUNYAC Championships on Monday, Armand, George andMiddleton finished 1-2-3 ahead of all CUNYAC Senior College runners in the 400 race. Momodou Sawaneh andKaydon Tannis will be making their first appearance in the postseason for the Tigers.Sticking with the strongest and the swiftest, the Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference (ECAC) Indoor Track &Field Championships will be held at the New Balance Track & Field Center, where CUNYAC's best shined onMonday night. While student-athletes from five of the six senior college teams (CCNY, Hunter, Lehman, MedgarEvers and York) have all qualified for the Regional Championship, two Beavers look to have the greatest impact,qualifying in the top ten in their respective races. CCNY freshman sprinter Jasmen Flagg (26.05 at CUNY's) will tryto medal in the 200 Meter Dash, while Co-Most Valuable Performer Paul Dedewo will be in the mix in three sprintevents: 55m Dash, 200m and 400m. He won the latter two en route to the team title.On to the hardwood, four CUNYAC Senior Colleges will be playing to extend their seasons. The Women's NCAA FirstRound tipping off at 5:00 pm, as 4-time CUNYAC Champion Baruch College (23-5) will play Eastern ConnecticutState College (20-8) in Amherst, MA tonight. That elimination contest will be followed by the Men's CUNYACChampion Medgar Evers Cougars (17-11) facing their host, St. Mary's (MD) (22-5) at 7:30 pm.Tomorrow the two remaining CUNYAC Women's Teams in the ECAC Metro Basketball Championships will battleeach other for the third time this season in the semifinal round when Brooklyn (16-11) goes up to the APEX Arena toplay Lehman (17-10). The final at the highest remaining team will be played Sunday at a time to be determined.Moving onto next week, the NCAA Division III Wrestling Championship will be held in La Crosse, Wisconsinbeginning on March 11. Hunter, the only CUNYAC school with the sport, has their first NCAA qualifier since 2009 inEduardo Delgado, who wrestles at the 157 pound weight class, and compiled an overall record of 20-4 this season.Two weeks later, while the 2011 CUNYAC Men's Volleyball title will be decided, the College of Staten Island will sendfive swimmers to the NCAA Division III Men's Swimming & Diving Championships (March 23-26) in Knoxville,Tennessee. Senior stars Pavel Buyanov and Nikolay Shevcheko will look to become 4-time All-Americans, whilejunior Vlad Romanov will try for the second time and freshmen Danila Novikov and Andrey Tarasov will attempt tocontnue the CSI Swimming legacy to a new generation.CSI head coach Oleg Soloviev gives us a little preview for each of his swimmers: “Danila has a possibility to stunpeople at the NCAA’s. Pavel has not sung his last song yet, he’s got more to give before his college career is done.Vlad was recovering from being sick last week and gave more than we thought he could so we know how bad hewants to be part of the NCAA’s. Andrey is determined; he is improving day by day and hour by hour. Our team leaderNikolay will serve us well in the relay events.”Depending on the aforementioned individual and team results, additional postseason action may present itself andCUNYAC athletes will look for even more success on the National stage. At CUNYAthletics.com, we will keep youupdated!Page 73 of 179
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