|
Horizon League (8) |
Score |
Individual Champions |
Recap |
|
2008 - Women's Outdoor |
1) YSU - 194
2) UWM - 178 |
Bethany Anderson - Hammer
Alisha Anthony - Triple
Jump; 4x100m
Katie Betts - 4x100m
Darcelle Formby - 4x100m
Yandeh Joh - 4x400m
Kari Kreutzfeld - 4x100m,
4x400m
Breanne Romeo - 400m, 4x400m
Emily Wollet - 4x400
Anthony - Field Newcomer
of the Year
Romeo - Running Newcomer of
the Year |
Recap |
Results |
|
2008 - Women's Indoor |
1) YSU - 170
2) UWM - 159 |
Bethany Anderson - Weight
Throw
Alisha Anthony - Long Jump
Danielle Curry - Shot Put
Jen Grayson - High Jump
Anderson - Outstanding
Field Performer
Curry - Field Newcomer of
the Year
Breanne Romeo - Running
Newcomer of the Year |
Recap
|
Results |
|
2006 - Women's Outdoor |
1) YSU - 216
2) UWM - 205 |
Bethany Anderson - Shot Put,
Hammer
Katie Betts - 4x100m, 4x400m
Danielle Bolt - 100m, 4x100m
Jeanna Cunningham - 4x100m,
4x400m
Satara Freeman - 100m
Hurdles
Yandeh Joh - 4x100m, 4x400m
Kari Kreutzfeld - 4x400m
Katy Williams - Discus
Anderson - Outstanding Field
Performer
Bolt - Outstanding Running
Performer
Betts - Running Newcomer of
the Year |
Recap |
Results |
|
2005 - Women's Outdoor |
1) YSU - 180
2) Detroit - 151
3) UWM - 151 |
Bethany Anderson - Shot Put
Jeanna Cunningham - 4x400m
Aaliyah Gillespie - 100m
Hurdles
Yandeh Joh - 4x400m
Leslie Johnson - 4x400m
Emily Schnitkey - 5,000m;
Steeplechase
Emily Wollet - 4x400m
Anderson - Field Newcomer of
the Year |
Recap |
Results |
|
2005 - Women's Indoor |
1) YSU - 165
2) UWM - 104 |
Bethany Anderson - Shot Put
Danielle Bolt - 60m; 200m
Jeanna Cunningham - 400m;
4x400m
Aaliyah Gillespie - 60m
Hurdles; 4x400m
Yandeh Joh - 4x400m
Emily Wollet - 4x400m
Carly Youlton - Long Jump;
Triple Jump
Anderson - Field Newcomer of
the Year
Youlton - Outstanding Field
Performer
Cunningham - Outstanding Run
Performer |
Recap |
Results |
|
2004 - Women's Outdoor |
1) YSU - 131
2) UWM - 113 |
Danielle Bolt - 100m;
4x100m; 4x400m
Jeanna Cunningham - 4x100m;
4x400m
Aaliyah Gillespie - 4x100m;
4x400m;
100m Hurdles
Leslie Johnson - 4x100m;
4x400m |
Recap |
Results |
|
2004 - Women's Indoor |
1) YSU - 143
2) UWM - 113 |
Danielle Bolt - 60m; 4x400m
Alex Casi - 4x400m
Jeanna Cunningham - 4x400m
Aaliyah Gillespie - 60m
Hurdles
Leslie Johnson - 400m;
4x400m
Emily Schnitkey - Mile
Bolt - Running Newcomer of
the Year |
Recap |
Results |
|
2003 - Men's Indoor |
1) YSU - 116
2) Loyola - 99 |
Eugene Harris - 60m; 200m
Kurt Michaelis - Mile |
Recap |
Results |
|
Mid-Continent Conference (8) |
Score |
Individual
Champions/All-Conference XC |
|
1997 - Women's Cross Country |
1) YSU - 39
2) S. Utah - 55 |
First-Team - Laura Thomas
(1st); Andrea Cohol (3rd)
Second-Team - Amy Vernace
(9th) |
|
1997 - Women's Outdoor |
1) YSU - 171.33
2) WIU - 170.5 |
Meressa Cornwell - Shot Put
Marcella Scaife - 400m; Long
Jump
Laura Thomas - 5,000m;
10,000m |
|
1997 - Men's Outdoor |
1) YSU - 271.5
2) Troy State - 129 |
Bob Bond - 1,500m;
Steeplechase
Paul Carter - 4x400m
Don Craig - 5,000m
Colin Klier - Hammer
Kofi Owusu-Ansah - 200m;
4x400m
Jason Pope - Pole Vault;
Decathlon
Dave Purins - 4x400m
Kenric Reed - 4x400m |
|
1997 - Men's Indoor |
1) YSU - 201.5
2) UMKC - 161 |
Bob Bond - 3,000m; Mile
Paul Carter - 800m
Kofi Owusu-Ansah - 55m
Frank Pennel - 200m
Jason Pope - Pole Vault
Vikas Sheoran - High Jump |
|
1996 - Women's Indoor |
1) YSU - 104
2) Buffalo - 97 |
Kenitha Smith - 55m Hurdles
Marcella Scaife - 200m, Long
Jump |
|
1996 - Men's Cross Country |
1) YSU - 47
2) Buffalo - 54 |
First-Team - Matt Folk (3rd)
Second-Team - Chris Emory
(6th); Mark Brady (9th) |
|
1995 - Men's Cross Country |
1) YSU - 51
2) Buffalo - 56 |
First-Team - Mark Brady
(5th)
Second-Team - Donn Craig
(7th); Matt Folk (9th) |
|
1994 - Men's Cross Country |
1) YSU - 49
2) W. Illinois - 59 |
First-Team - Mark Brady
(2nd)
Second-Team - Donn Craig
(6th) |
The
Youngstown State cross country and
track and field programs have
enjoyed 16 conference championships
since 1994. Starting with the 1994
men's cross country championship,
the Penguins captured eight
Mid-Continent Conference titles in a
four-year span. Included in that
dominating run was a sweep of the
cross country, indoor and outdoor
crowns by the men's team during the
1996-97 academic year. The women's
track and field team put together a
similar string of dominance in the
Horizon League by winning five out
of six titles from 2004-06.