Woodworth Named Academic
All-America
 Verizon and the
College Sports Information Directors of
America (CoSIDA) combined to announce
that four UW-Oshkosh student-athletes
received Academic All-America accolades
during the 2002-03 school year. The
UW-Oshkosh mentions represent the
third-highest total in school history,
with seven Academic All-America awards
received during the 1997-98 school year
and six in 1996-97.
UW-Oshkosh student-athletes
cited for their academic and athletic
excellence were Debra Ashenbrenner from
women's tennis, Eamon McKenna from men's
cross country and track and field, Justin
Schneider from football and Elizabeth
Woodworth from women's cross country and
track and field.
McKenna and Schneider were
both first team selections, with McKenna
picked to the College Division Men's
Cross Country and Track and Field Team
and Schneider to the College Division
Football Team. Woodworth was a second
team selection on the College Division
Women's Cross Country and Track and Field
Team, while Ashenbrenner was a third team
choice on the College Division Women's
At-Large Team. The College Division of
the Verizon Academic All-America program
includes schools affiliated with the NCAA
Division II, NCAA Division III or the
NAIA.
Woodworth, a junior from
Marinette, owns a 3.60 cumulative grade
point average as a medical technology
major. Woodworth missed the cross country
season last fall due to an injury, but
returned to running this past spring to
win a pair of 800 meter run titles and
the NCAA Division III indoor and outdoor
track and field championships. She also
was the 800 and 1,500 meter run champion
at the WIAC indoor and outdoor
championships. In 2001, she was an
eighth-place finisher at the NCAA
Division III Cross Country Championship.
Recognized as one of the
most prestigious collegiate
scholar-athlete award programs in the
country, the Verizon Academic All-America
program cites student-athletes who have
succeeded in their playing venue and in
the classroom. Individuals are selected
by a vote of the 1,800-member CoSIDA. To
be eligible, an athlete must be a varsity
starter or key reserve and maintain a
cumulative grade point average of at
least 3.20 on a scale of 4.00. Since the
inception of the Verizon Academic
All-America Program in 1952, 29
UW-Oshkosh student-athletes have combined
for 38 awards, including four-time
honoree Laura Nelson in women's cross
country and track and field.
Titans
Finish Fifth At NCAA Outdoor Championship
Record-breaking
performances by Elizabeth
Woodworth (Jr. • Marinette)
in the 800 meter run and Deena
Heins (So. • Nekoosa) in the
hammer throw helped UW-0shkosh
finish fifth at the NCAA Division
III Women's Outdoor Track and
Field Championship held Thursday
through Saturday (May 22-24) in
Canton, N.Y.
Wheaton
College (Mass.) scored 72 points
to win its third straight outdoor
title, while Lehman College
(N.Y.) finished second with 52
points, UW-La Crosse third with
34, Christopher Newport
University (Va.) fourth with 32
and UW-Oshkosh fifth with 31.5. A
total of 83 teams scored points
at this year's championship.
Woodworth
was a repeat winner in the 800
meter run as she posted a
meet-record time of 2:07.39. Her
effort also established a school
best. Lynn Janovich of Ithaca
College (N.Y.) finished second in
the event with a time of 2:10.45.
Last year, Woodworth won the 800
meter run with a time of 2:09.06.
Heins
also rewrote a pair of records,
establishing meet and school
bests with her winning toss of
188-5 in the hammer throw.
Kristina Muller of Principia
College (Ill.) finished second in
the event with a heave of 179-0.
Heins gained another All-America
accolade in the shot put and just
missed gaining the mention in the
discus. Heins finished sixth in
the shot put with a toss of 44-8
1/4 and ninth in the discus with
a throw of 141-3. Healy Thompson
of Williams College (Mass.) won
the shot put with a throw of 49-9
3/4, while Kathy Darling of Johns
Hopkins University (Md.) finished
first in the discus with a toss
of 158-5.
Other
UW-Oshkosh athletes receiving
All-America honors at this year's
championship were Penny Godleske
(Jr. • Merrill) in the
hammer throw with a fifth-place
toss of 174-4, Stephanie Torn
(Sr. • Germantown) in the
high jump with a fifth-place leap
of 5-3 3/4 and Robyn Jarocki (Fr.
• Merrill) in the shot put
with an eighth-place throw of
43-7 3/4. Kim Deprez of State
University of New York-Geneseo
won the high jump with a leap of
5-5 3/4.
UW-Oshkosh,
a top-10 finisher in 12 of the
past 16 NCAA Division III Outdoor
Championships, also sent Julie
Hoch (Fr. • Mukwonago) in
heptathlon, Katie Isermann (Jr.
• West Allis) in the 3,000
meter steeplechase and Danielle
Rankin (Fr. • Algoma) in the
hammer throw and shot put as
qualifiers to this year's event
in New York. Jarocki also
competed for the Titans in the
discus and hammer throw.
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Titans
Finish Third At WIAC Outdoor Championship
UW-Oshkosh claimed
six event titles, including a
pair by Deena Heins (So. •
Nekoosa) and Elizabeth Woodworth
(Jr. • Marinette), en route
to a third-place finish at the
WIAC Women's Outdoor Track and
Field Championship held Friday
and Saturday (May 2-3) in Stevens
Point.
UW-La
Crosse totaled 192 points to
capture its eighth title in 12
seasons, while UW-Stevens Point
finished second in the eight-team
meet with 189 points, UW-Oshkosh
third with 162.5 and UW-Eau
Claire fourth with 158.
UW-Oshkosh, which won eight
league titles over a 10-year
period from 1988 to 1997, has
finished third place or better at
every WIAC Outdoor Championship
held since 1986.
Heins
was named "Field Performer
of the Meet" after winning
the hammer throw with a
conference-record toss of 181-1
and the discus with a hurl of
151-1. She also finished seventh
in the shot put with a throw of
40-1 1/4.
Woodworth
gained her victories in the
middle-distance running events,
winning the 800 meter run with a
time of 2:14.29 and the 1,500
meter run with a time of 4:40.29.
She is a repeat champion in both
events.
Also
winning events for the Titans
were Julie Hoch (Fr. •
Mukwonago) in the pentathlon with
4,067 points and Kay Mikolajczak
(Jr. • Franklin) in the
javelin with a throw of 117-5.
Recording
second-place finishes for
UW-Oshkosh were Katie Isermann
(Jr. • West Allis) in the
3,000 meter steeplechase with a
time of 11:31.00 and Renee Pilon
(Jr. • Waukesha) in the
10,000 meter run with a time of
38:39.76.
UW-Oshkosh's
third-place efforts belonged to
Jackie Munoz (Jr. • Oshkosh)
in the 1,500 meter run with a
time of 4:47.67, Emily Steinhafel
(Fr. • West Bend) in the 800
meter run with a time of 2:19.97,
Penny Godleske (Jr. •
Merrill) in the hammer throw with
a toss of 170-6 and Robyn Jarocki
(Fr. • Merrill) in the
javelin with a throw of 111-5.
The Titans' 400 meter relay team
also finished third, posting a
time of 49.75.
Finishing
fourth for the Titans were
Isermann in the 1,500 meter run
with a time of 4:51.30, Jarocki
in the shot put with a toss of
42-3 1/2 and Stephanie Torn (Sr.
• Germantown) in the high
jump with a leap of 5-1 3/4.
UW-Oshkosh's 1,600 meter relay
team also finished fourth,
running to a time of 4:01.46.
Other
awards at the meet went to Angela
Klatt of UW-La Crosse as the
"Outstanding Track
Performer" of the WIAC
Outdoor Championship, Judy
Butkowski of UW-Stevens Point as
the WIAC's Judy Kruckman Outdoor
Scholar-Athlete and Len Hill of
UW-Stevens Point as the WIAC's
Outdoor Coach of the Year.
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Titans
Finish Second At North Central College
Invite
  Deena Heins (So.
• Nekoosa) won three weight events
to lead the UW-Oshkosh women's track and
field team to a second-place finish at
the North Central College Invitational
held Saturday (April 12) in Naperville,
Ill.
UW-Stevens
Point scored 192 points to win the
10-team meet, while UW-Oshkosh finished
second with 162 points, North Central
College third with 91.5, Wheaton College
(Ill.) fourth with 89.5 and the College
of DuPage (Ill.) fifth with 68.
Heins
stole the meet's individual headline as
she won the discus with a toss of 145-9
1/2, the hammer throw with heave of 181-5
and the shot put with a hurl of 45-3 1/4.
Her performance in the discus set a
school record, while her effort in the
hammer throw established the best mark in
the NCAA Division III this season.
In
addition to Heins, other first-place
finishers for the Titans were Katie
Isermann (Jr. • West Allis) in the
3,000 meter steeplechase with a time of
11:14.30, Robyn Jarocki (Fr. •
Merrill) in the javelin with a throw of
105-0, Jackie Munoz (Jr. • Oshkosh)
in the 5,000 meter run with a time of
18:34.70 and Elizabeth Woodworth (Jr.
• Marinette) in the 800 meter run
with a time of 2:10.67. Woodworth's time
in the 800 meter run is the fastest in
the NCAA Division III this season.
Second-place
efforts for the Titans went to Penny
Godleske (Jr. • Merrill) in the
hammer throw with a toss of 166-11 and
Stephanie Torn (Sr. • Germantown) in
the high jump with a leap of 5-2 1/2.
UW-Oshkosh
had four third-place finishes as Jarocki
posted distances of 129-4 in the discus
and 41-8 3/4 in the shot put, while Renee
Pilon (So. • Waukesha) ran to a time
of 38:23.1 in the 10,000 meter run and
Amanda Williams (Jr. • Wauwatosa)
ran to a time of 1:04.73 in the 400 meter
dash.
Finishing
fourth for UW-Oshkosh were Julie Hoch
(Fr. • Mukwonago) in the long jump
with a leap of 16-5 1/4, Danielle Rankin
(Fr. • Algoma) in the shot put with
a toss of 41-4 1/2 and Emily Steinhafel
(Fr. • West Bend) with a time of
2:23.73 in the 800 meter run.
Titans
Finish Fourth At NCAA Indoor Championship
Event titles by
Deena Heins (So. • Nekoosa)
and Elizabeth Woodworth (Jr.
• Marinette) helped the
UW-Oshkosh women's track and
field team finish fourth at the
NCAA Division III Indoor
Championship held Friday-Saturday
(March 14-15) in Greencastle,
Ind.
Wheaton
College (Mass.) scored 54 points
to capture its unprecedented
fifth straight NCAA Division III
indoor championship, while Lehman
College (N.Y.) finished second
with 48 points. Wheaton College's
national title wasn't clinched
until the Lyons sped to victory
in the meet's final event, the
1,600 meter relay. In all, 52
teams scored points in this
year's championship.
Williams
College (Mass.) finished third in
this year's meet with 42 points,
while UW-Oshkosh ranked fourth
with 41 points and UW-La Crosse
fifth with 24. UW-Oshkosh has now
finished fifth place or higher at
12 of the past 14 NCAA Division
III Indoor Championships,
including first-place standings
in 1994, 1995 and 1996.
UW-Oshkosh
scored a good portion of its
points in the 20 pound weight
throw as Heins finished first
with a championship-record toss
of 60-3 1/4, Robyn Jarocki (Fr.
• Merrill) fourth with a
hurl of 55-4 1/4 and Penny
Godleske (Jr. • Merrill)
seventh with a heave of 51-7.
Heins
also finished third in the shot
put with a school-record throw of
48-1 3/4. Heins' effort in the
event was bettered only by the
first-place distance of 50-10 3/4
by Healy Thompson of Williams
College and the second-place mark
of 50-0 by Elizabeth Wanless of
Bates College (Maine). Jarocki
just missed receiving All-America
status in the shot put by
finishing ninth with a toss of
43-4 1/2. The top-eight finishers
in each event gain All-America
mention.
Woodworth
became a two-time NCAA Division
III indoor event champion for the
Titans as she successfully
defended her title in the 800
meter run with a time of 2:11.59.
She won the event last year with
a time of 2:12.41.
Woodworth
also anchored UW-Oshkosh's
distance medley relay team that
finished second with a time of
11:47.72. Other members on that
relay squad for the Titans were
Kristy Genke (Fr. •
Seymour), Katie Isermann (Jr.
• West Allis) and Jackie
Munoz (Jr. • Oshkosh).
Wartburg College (Iowa) won the
distance medley relay with a
championship-record time of
11:41.66.
Prior
to her performance in Indiana,
Heins was named the NCAA Division
III Midwest Region Indoor Athlete
of the Year by the United States
Track Coaches Association.
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Titans
Finish Second At WIAC Indoor Championship
Elizabeth Woodworth
(Jr. • Marinette) won two
individual events and anchored a
winning relay team as UW-Oshkosh
finished second at the 27th
Annual WIAC Indoor Track and
Field Championship held Friday
and Saturday (March 7-8) in Kolf
Sports Center.
UW-La
Crosse scored 204 points to claim
its fourth straight WIAC indoor
title, while UW-Oshkosh finished
second with 145.5. UW-Oshkosh,
which last won the meet in 1999,
has now finished first or second
at every WIAC Indoor Championship
since 1987.
Rounding
out the team scoring were
third-place UW-Stevens Point with
108 points, fourth-place UW-Eau
Claire with 103.5, fifth-place
UW-Platteville with 40,
sixth-place UW-Stout with 33.5,
seventh-place UW-River Falls with
31, eighth-place UW-Whitewater
with 29.5 and ninth-place
UW-Superior with 7.
Woodworth
was named the championship's
"Outstanding Track
Performer" after winning the
800 meter run with a time of
2:18.11 and the 1,500 meter run
with a duration of 4:41.21. She
also won the 800 meter run in
2000 and 2001. Anchoring the
Titans' distance medley relay
team, Woodworth helped the
quartet post a first-place time
of 12:16.07. Other members of the
winning relay team were Katie
Isermann (Jr. • West Allis),
Lyn Mikolajczak (Fr. •
Franklin) and Jackie Munoz (Jr.
• Oshkosh).
UW-Oshkosh
also got individual titles from
Deena Heins (So. • Nekoosa)
and Julie Hoch (Fr. •
Mukwonago). Heins won the 20
pound weight throw with a
conference record heave of 59-7
1/2, while Hoch won the
pentathlon with 3,151 points.
Second-place
finishes for the Titans went to
Heins in the shot put with a toss
of 44-7 1/2 and Robyn Jarocki
(Fr. • Merrill) in the 20
pound weight throw with a hurl of
56-6 1/2.
UW-Oshkosh's
third-place efforts were a time
of 4:49.82 in the 1,500 meter run
by Isermann, a time of 10:32.88
in the 3,000 meter run by Munoz,
a time of 26.57 in the 200 meter
dash by Maggie Nichols (Fr.
• Oshkosh), a time of
2:21.58 in the 800 meter run by
Emily Steinhafel (Fr. • West
Bend) and a leap of 5-3 in the
high jump by Stephanie Torn (Sr.
• Germantown).
Finishing
fourth for UW-Oshkosh were Penny
Godleske (Jr. • Merrill) in
the 20 pound weight throw with a
toss of 50-10 3/4, Isermann in
the 800 meter run with a time of
2:22.17, Jarocki in the shot put
with a heave of 43-3 3/4 and
Renee Pilon (So. • Waukesha)
in the 5,000 meter run with a
time of 18:23.67. The Titans' 800
meter relay team also finished
fourth with a time of 1:47.86.
Other
awards at the meet went to Laura
Verdegan of UW-Stout as the
"Outstanding Field
Performer" of the WIAC
Indoor Championship, Jocelyn Loe
of UW-La Crosse as the WIAC's
Judy Kruckman Indoor
Scholar-Athlete and Pat Healy of
UW-La Crosse as the WIAC Indoor
Track and Field Coach of the
Year.
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Titans
Finish Third At Warhawk Classic
  Performing against
its strongest competition of the young
season, the UW-Oshkosh women's track and
field team finished third at the Warhawk
Classic held Saturday (Feb. 15) in
Whitewater.
UW-La
Crosse won the five-team meet with 210.67
points, while Wartburg College (Iowa)
finished second with 163 points,
UW-Oshkosh third with 119.5, host
UW-Whitewater fourth with 72.83 and NCAA
Division II UW-Parkside fifth with 37.
UW-Oshkosh
had three event champions in the meet as
Robyn Jarocki (Fr. • Merrill) won
the 20 pound weight throw with a toss of
57-9 1/4, Jackie Munoz (Jr. •
Oshkosh) the mile run with a time of
5:14.40 and Elizabeth Woodworth (Jr.
• Marinette) the 800 meter run with
a time of 2:11.67. Woodworth won the
meet's featured running event as she
edged Missy Buttry of Wartburg College,
the 2002 NCAA Division III cross country
champion, by nearly three seconds.
Woodworth's time in the 800 meter run is
the fastest in the NCAA Division III this
year. Meanwhile, Jarocki's heave in the
20 pound weight throw is the second best
in the country this year.
Gaining
second-place finishes for UW-Oshkosh were
Deena Heins (So. • Nekoosa) with
tosses of 56-3 1/2 in the 20 pound weight
throw and 42-9 3/4 in the shot put and
Katie Isermann (Jr. • West Allis) in
the 3,000 meter run with a time of
10:29.80. The Titans' 1,600 meter relay
team of Kristy Genke (Fr. •
Seymour), Lyn Mikolajczak (Fr. •
Franklin), Emily Steinhafel (Fr. •
West Bend) and Woodworth also placed
second with a time of 3:59.74.
Third-place
efforts for the Titans went to Maggie
Nichols (Fr. • Oshkosh) in the 200
meter dash with a time of 27.03 and
Stephanie Torn (Sr. • Germantown) in
the high jump with a leap of 4-11 1/2.
UW-Oshkosh's
Jarocki in the 20 pound weight throw and
Woodworth in the 800 meter run surpassed
the automatic qualifying standard for
next month's NCAA Division III Indoor
Championship in Greencastle, Ind., while
provisional qualifying marks were
eclipsed by the Titans' Heins in both the
20 pound weight throw and shot put,
Jarocki in the shot put and the 1,600
meter relay team.
Titans
Capture Eight-Team Invite
 Assisted by seven
performances that surpassed the
provisional qualifying standard for next
month's NCAA Division III Indoor
Championship, the UW-Oshkosh women's
track and field team outscored seven
other opponents on Saturday (Feb. 8) in
Kolf Sports Center.
UW-Oshkosh
won the meet with 197 points, while
UW-Platteville finished second with 132
points, Loras College (Iowa) third with
108, Carroll College fourth with 76 and
Lawrence University fifth with 45.
UW-Oshkosh
athletes eclipsing the provisional
qualifying mark for the national meet
were Penny Godleske (Jr. • Merrill)
with a hurl of 52-1 1/4 in the 20 pound
weight throw, Deena Heins (So. •
Nekoosa) with a toss of 56-5 1/4 in the
20 pound weight throw, Katie Isermann
(Jr. • West Allis) with a time of
2:18.73 in the 800 meter run, Robyn
Jarocki (Fr. • Merrill) with tosses
of 42-6 3/4 in the shot put and 56-3 in
the 20 pound weight throw, Danielle
Rankin (Fr. • Algoma) with a heave
of 41-11 1/2 in the shot put and
Elizabeth Woodworth (Jr. •
Marinette) with a time of 5:00.14 in the
mile run (1,500 meter run).
UW-Oshkosh
had athletes take the top spot in six of
the 17 events. Finishing first for the
Titans were Heins in the 20 pound weight
throw, Jarocki in the shot put, Isermann
in the 800 meter run, Jackie Munoz (Jr.
• Oshkosh) in the 3,000 meter run
with a time of 10:35.02 and Woodworth in
the mile run. The Titans' 1,600 meter
relay team of Kristy Genke (Fr. •
Seymour), Isermann, Lyn Mikolajczak (Fr.
• Franklin) and Emily Steinhafel
(Fr. • West Bend) also finished
first with a time of 4:04.28.
Second-place
finishes for UW-Oshkosh went to Genke in
the 200 meter dash with a time of 27.04,
Jarocki in the 20 pound weight throw,
Erin Meinen (So. • Cedar Grove) in
the mile run with a time of 5:31.10,
Steinhafel in the 800 meter run with a
time of 2:22.97, Rankin in the shot put
and Stephanie Torn (Sr. •
Germantown) in the high jump with a leap
of 5-1. The Titans' distance medley relay
team also placed second with a time of
13:32.22.
Titans
Dominate Quadrangular
The UW-Oshkosh
women's track and field team compiled
more points than the second and
third-place finishers combined as it
easily won a quadrangular held Saturday
(Feb. 1) in Kolf Sports Center.
The Titans
took first place in the meet with 218
points, while North Central College
(Ill.) finished second with 107 points,
NCAA Division II UW-Parkside third with
103 and the University of Chicago (Ill.)
fourth with 66.
UW-Oshkosh
recorded first-place finishes in seven of
the 17 events, including both the shot
put and 20 pound weight throw where it
claimed the top-three rankings.
UW-Oshkosh's
Deena Heins (So. • Nekoosa)
continued her impressive start to the
2003 season by winning the 20 pound
weight throw with a school-record toss of
61-3 1/2 and the shot put with a hurl of
44-0 3/4. Her effort in the 20 pound
weight throw surpassed the qualifying
standard for next month's NCAA Division
III Indoor Championship, while her toss
of the shot put eclipsed the provisional
qualifying mark for the national meet.
In
addition to registering first-place times
of 1:49.42 in the 800 meter relay and
4:10.06 in the 1,600 meter relay,
UW-Oshkosh also had Jackie Munoz (Jr.
• Oshkosh) win the mile run with a
time of 5:20.85, Emily Steinhafel (Fr.
• West Bend) the 400 meter dash with
a time of 1:03.26 and Elizabeth Woodworth
(Jr. • Marinette) the 800 meter run
with a time of 2:15.18. Running on the
800 meter relay team were Kristy Genke
(Fr. • Seymour), Julie Hoch (Fr.
• Mukwonago), Maggie Nichols (Fr.
• Oshkosh) and Steinhafel, while the
1,600 meter relay participants were
Genke, Hoch, Lyn Mikolajczak (Fr. •
Franklin) and Steinhafel. Woodworth's
performance surpassed the provisional
qualifying standard for the NCAA Division
III Indoor Championship.
Robyn
Jarocki (Fr. • Merrill) highlighted
UW-Oshkosh's second-place efforts as she
recording distances of 54-10 in the 20
pound weight throw and 41-11 1/4 in the
shot put. Jarocki's performance in the 20
pound weight throw surpassed the
provisional qualifying standard for the
NCAA Division III Indoor Championship.
Other second-place finishes went to
Kristy Genke in the long jump with a leap
of 15-6 1/4, Erika Horstmeyer (Jr. •
Waukesha) in the 55 meter hurdles with a
time of 9.35, Mikolajczak in the 800
meter run with a time of 2:27.43 and
Stephanie Torn (Sr. • Germantown) in
the high jump with a leap of 5-0 1/2.
Vikings
Edge Titans In Dual
Despite winning 11
of the 17 events, the Augustana College
(Ill.) women's track and field team
barely escaped with a 91-87 victory over
UW-Oshkosh on Friday (Jan. 18) in Kolf
Sports Center. The dual meet decision
came down to the 17th and final event,
where Augustana College edged UW-Oshkosh
by a time of 4:11.60-4:11.87 in the 1,600
meter relay.
Deena
Heins (So. • Nekoosa) was a
double-winner for the Titans, finishing
first in the 20 pound weight throw with a
toss of 58-7 1/2 and the shot put with a
hurl of 42-5 1/2. Her effort in the 20
pound weight throw surpassed the
qualifying standard for the NCAA Division
III Indoor Championship in March, while
her toss of the shot put eclipsed the
provisional qualifying mark for the
national meet.
Other
event winners for UW-Oshkosh were Lyn
Mikolajczak (Fr. • Franklin) in the
800 meter run with a time of 2:24.88,
Emily Steinhafel (Fr. • West Bend)
in the 400 meter dash with a time of
1:03.74 and Stephanie Torn (Sr. •
Germantown) in the high jump with a leap
of 5-0 1/2. The Titans also won the 800
meter relay, with Julie Hoch (Fr. •
Mukwonago), Maggie Nichols (Fr. •
Oshkosh), Kristen Schittler (So. •
Brodhead) and Emily Schulz (Fr. •
Elkhart Lake) running to a time of
1:53.03.
Highlighting
UW-Oshkosh's second-place performers was
Robyn Jarocki (Fr. • Merrill), who
surpassed the qualifying standard for the
NCAA Division III Indoor Championship in
the 20 pound weight throw with a toss of
57-8 1/4. Not to be outdone was teammate
Kristy Genke (Fr. • Seymour), who
finished second in the 55 meter dash with
a time of 7.77, the 200 meter dash with a
time of 27.67 and the long jump with a
leap of 16-11 1/4.
Other
UW-Oshkosh second-place performances went
to Katie Isermann (Jr. • West Allis)
in the 1,500 meter run with a time of
5:00.69, Renee Pilon (So. •
Waukesha) in the 3,000 meter run with a
time of 11:06.67 and Danielle Rankin (Fr.
• Algoma) in the shot put with a
toss of 41-3 1/4. The Titans also
finished second in the distance medley
relay after posting a time of 13:22.10.
Heins
Wins Weight Throw At Badger Classic
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