GLVC Announces Women's Outdoor Track & Field All-Conference Teams

GLVC Announces Women's Outdoor Track & Field All-Conference Teams

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INDIANAPOLIS – University of Indianapolis’ Angelique McNeal and Saint Joseph’s College’s Alexis DeJean headline the 2011 Women’s Outdoor Track Field All-GLVC Teams. The GLVC has announced a 26-member All-GLVC First Team and 20-member All-GLVC Second Team based on the performances posted at the GLVC Outdoor Track & Field Championships held at Allgood-Bailey Stadium on the campus of Missouri S&T on May 7-8.

 

McNeal was named the GLVC Women’s Outdoor Track Athlete of the Year following her performance in Rolla after posting a first-place finish in the 100-meter dash and 200-meter dash in addition to anchoring UIndy’s winning 4x100-meter relay team and running the first leg of the victorious 4x400-meter relay team. McNeal posted a time of 11.81 seconds in the 100-meter dash and 24.51 seconds in the 200-meter dash.

 

DeJean, who like McNeal also earned a similar honor for the indoor season, was tabbed as the GLVC Women’s Outdoor Field Athlete of the Year. DeJean won the shot put, hammer throw and discus throw at the outdoor championships. She recorded a mark of 13.91 meters in the shot put, 46.95 meters in the discus and 50.54 meters in the hammer throw.

 

Lewis’ Megan Marchildon was named the GLVC Womens’ Freshman Athlete of the Year after winning the heptahlon at the GLVC Outdoor Championships. Marchildon, who also was named Co-Freshman of the Year for the indoor season, posted a total of 4,539 in the heptathlon. Her efforts at the meet helped the Flyers place third in the team standings at the meet.

 

UIndy head coach Scott Fangman guided the Greyhounds to their third consecutive GLVC Women’s Outdoor Track & Field Championships and was selected by his peers as the 2011 GLVC Coach of the Year. The Greyhounds won the outdoor championship with a final tally of 196.33 points.

 

The complete All-GLVC First and Second Teams follow…

 


 

ALL-GLVC FIRST TEAM

Angelique McNeal, Indianapolis

Aubrey Moore, Missouri S&T

Carissa Martin, Bellarmine

Kathryn Hague, Lewis

Jackie Henderson, Southern Indiana

Allison Laird, Southern Indiana

Nora Bowe, Bellarmine

Madison Rourk, Bellarmine

Alisha Hansman, Northern Kentucky

Delta Martin, Indianapolis

Kierra Allen, Indianapolis

Kenya Owens, Indianapolis

Haley Miller, Indianapolis

Samantha Linck, Lewis

Taylor Cippichio, Missouri S&T

Valerie Wagner, Indianapolis

Alicia Allen, Saint Joseph’s

Alexis DeJean, Saint Joseph’s

Heather Rourk, Indianapolis

Megan Marchildon, Lewis

Angela Musk, Bellarmine

Hope Christie, UW-Parkside

Brittany Frederick, UW-Parkside

Julie Jarret, Lewis

Brenda Varela, Drury

Megan Davis, Saint Joseph’s

 

ALL-GLVC SECOND TEAM

 

Meghan Jones, Bellarmine

Whitney Olson, UW-Parkside

Meghan Shegena, Bellarmine

Adrienne Curtis, Southern Indiana

Jessica Summers-Hernandez, Lewis

Jordan VanDyke, Indianapolis

Kaylee McClanahan, Southern Indiana

Sarah Stach, Missouri S&T

Samantha Wermager, Missouri S&T

Emily Diedrich, Southern Indiana

Kathleen Watson, Indianapolis

Emily Keene, Lewis

Julia Zalewski, Bellarmine

Lindsey Crutcher, Missouri S&T

Molly Clement, Missouri S&T

Shirah Bennett, Indianapolis

Camilla Aramburu, Bellarmine

Cristin Samuels, Bellarmine

Courtney Kuzmicz, Indianapolis

Isabelle May, Indianapolis

 

 

Women’s Coach of the Year: Scott Fangman, Indianapolis

Women’s Field Athlete of the Year: Alexis DeJean, Saint Joseph’s

Women’s Track Athlete of the Year: Angelique McNeal, Indianapolis

Women’s Freshman of the Year: Megan Marchildon, Lewis