Geneseo wins 2017 SUNYAC women's track & field championship
CORTLAND, N.Y. - Geneseo won its 10th State University of New York Athletic Conference (SUNYAC) women's track and field championship after totaling 215 points, Saturday at Cortland's Stadium Complex.
Geneseo's Alexa Wandy was named the 2017 SUNYAC Field Athlete of the Meet after totaling 20 points for her team. Wandy won the long jump and broke the championship meet record with a 6.09 meter jump. She also captured the SUNYAC crown in the triple jump.
Fredonia's Brittany Feldman was honored with the 2017 SUNYAC Track Athlete of the Meet award after capturing titles in both the 200 and 400 meter dash.
SUNYAC Individual Champions by event
Athletes that finished first and second in each event earned All-Conference first and second team respectively. (PDF)
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Athlete |
School |
Event |
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Sara Rosenzweig |
Geneseo |
3000 Steeplechase, 11:07.05 |
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M. Scarpello, C. John-Ogam, R. Francis, T. Prutsman |
Brockport |
4x100m Relay, 48.06 |
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Rachael Shine |
Oneonta |
1500m, 4:39.72 |
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Erin MacDougall |
Geneseo |
100m Hurdles, 15.28 |
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Brittany Feldman |
Fredonia |
400m Dash, 57.71 |
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Camille Wutz |
Geneseo |
100m Dash, 12.57 |
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Stephanie Boucher |
Plattsburgh |
800m, 2:13.08 |
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Kate Hochbrueckner |
Brockport |
400m Hurdles, 1:03.93 |
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Brittany Feldman |
Fredonia |
200m Dash, 25.66 |
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Elise Ramirez |
Geneseo |
5000m, 17:50.19 |
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M. Ross, L. Bamford, S. Shafer, H. Gowans |
Geneseo |
4x400m Relay, 4:03.22 |
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Lucienne Ford |
Oneonta |
Heptathlon, 4103 |
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Sarah Couperus |
Fredonia |
High Jump, 1.62m |
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Mariah Mays |
Brockport |
Discus Throw, 42.99m |
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Victoire Kothor |
Brockport |
Shot Put, 14.01m |
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Alexa Wandy |
Geneseo |
Triple Jump, 12.28m |
Record Breakers
Victoire Kothor from Brockport, broke the SUNYAC meet record in the shot put with a 14.01 meter toss.
Oneonta's Lucienne Ford broke the meet record in the high jump with a 1.69 meter jump during her heptathlon competition.
Elite 20
In January of 2017, the SUNYAC unveiled the Elite 20 Award to honor the student-athlete with the highest cumulative grade point average competing at the finals site of each of its 20 championships.
The SUNYAC Elite 20, an award modeled after the NCAA ELITE 90 program, recognizes the true essence of the student-athlete by honoring the individual who has reached the pinnacle of competition at the conference championship level in his or her sport, while also achieving the highest academic standard among his or her peers.
The inaugural award for the Women's Outdoor Track & Field Championship is Allison Gardella of Brockport.
Team Scores
1. Geneseo, 215
2. Brockport, 178.5
3. Oneotna, 117
4. Cortland, 85.5
4. Fredonia, 85.5
6. Plattsburgh, 49
7. Buffalo State, 47
8. Oswego, 41.5
