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66 Named to Winter Academic Honor Roll
(April 2) - Two-hundred thirty-four students from seven different winter sports, including 66 women's track and field athletes, have been named to the Centennial Conference Winter Academic Honor Roll. To be nominated for the Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll, a student must meet the following criteria: (a) participates in at least 50 percent of contests, matches or meets, or in the Conference varsity championship in swimming, indoor track & field or wrestling; (b) a sophomore or higher in class standing; (c) cumulative GPA of 3.40 or higher. Nine students also received All-Conference recognition during the season and two - Haverford's Jessie Belden and Ursinus' Christa Johnson - were honored as Athletes of the Year.
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Belden Captures NCAA Pentathlon Silver Medal
(March 14) - "Both Jessie Belden and Chaz Thomas of the Haverford
College indoor track & field teams
garnered All-American honors for
their performances on Friday at the NCAA Championships held at
Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology. Belden finished second in the
pentathlon and Thomas took third in the long jump."
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Johnson Double Highlights Day One
(February 28) - On a day that saw four meet records broken and another tied, it was a double win that highlighted the
first day of action at the
16th annual Centennial Conference Indoor Track and Field championships at Ursinus College.
The Bears' Christa Johnson won the mile and 5,000 meters in dramatic fashion, taking the former by 0.13 seconds over
Hopkins' Laura Paulsen and Rachel Hogen. She completed the double with a meet-record in the 5K, hitting the tape in
17:17.29. Muhlenberg's Alex Faust established a meet record in the pole vault (11-0 1/4), while teammate David
Chorney set a new standard in the men's mile in 4:15.40. F&M's Kwaku Anno won the long jump with a meet-record-tying
leap of 23-5 1/4. Haverford's women's relays set two meet marks, winning the 4x200 in Conference-record time of 1:45.70,
while the distance medley relay registered a winning time of 12:23.49. Johns Hopkins leads the women's competition with
53 points with Haverford (38), Dickinson (29.5) and Ursinus (29) in the hunt. The Ford men hold a commanding 80-30 lead
over runnerup Ursinus in their quest for their 15th CC title in 16 years. Action continues Sunday.
Men's site /
Women's site
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Join Us On Facebook!
Calling All Centennial Alums!
We want you to join us ...
on Facebook. Did you play a sport in the Conference? Do you still follow
your old classmates? Do you still look online to see the scores of your
alma mater's games? Then we want you! We have started a page on Facebook
that will allow you to renew old ties - both with teammates and
opponents - and keep you up-to-date with what is going on in the
Centennial Conference. Join us on Facebook. Just log-in and search for
"Centennial Conference."
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Schedule
Friday, February 13
Lafayette-Rider Winter Games
non-scoring
Cornell Invitational
non-scoring
Saturday, February 14
Dickinson Invitational (15 teams)
1. Messiah 124, 2. Dickinson 84, 4. Bryn Mawr 60, 5. Johns Hopkins 57,14. Franklin & Marshall 3.
Bucknell Invitational
non-scoring
Boston Valentine Invitational
non-scoring
Friday, February 20
Keogh Invitational
non-scoring meet
Saturday, February 21
Susquehanna Open
non-scoring meet
Princeton Invitational
non-scoring meet
Saturday, February 28 - Sunday, March 1
Centennial Conference Championships at Ursinus
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