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2008-09 – Week 23 Contact: Mark Fleming (610) 861-1472, (610) 390-7545 or (610) 758-8721

GREYHOUND TRACKS

Team Records as of February 8, 2009

Overall Landmark Meets & Tournaments

Men’s Basketball 8-12 4-7

Women’s Basketball 18-4 8-3

Men’s Indoor Track & Field 1^st of 16 at the Frank Colden Invitational

Women’s Indoor Track & Field 1^st of 17 at the Frank Colden Invitational

GREYHOUND STUDENT-ATHLETES OF THE WEEK

Female – Jessica Posimo (Jr., Philadelphia, PA/St. Basil Academy), track and field

Sydni Wisnewski (So., Orlando, FL/Winter Park), track and field

Male – Dave Bowden (Sr., Beachwood, NJ/Toms River South), basketball

Blair Maginnis (Sr., Asbury, NJ/Warren Hills Regional), track and field

UPCOMING HOME EVENTS:

Saturday, February 14^th – Women’s Basketball vs. *Goucher College, 5:30 p.m.; Men’s Basketball vs. *Goucher College,

7:30 p.m.

Sunday, February 15^th – Women’s Basketball vs. *The Catholic University of America, 2:00 p.m.; Men’s Basketball vs.

*The Catholic University of America, 4:00 p.m.

Saturday, February 21^st – Men’s Lacrosse vs. Montclair State University, 1:00 p.m.

*Conference opponent

FOR DAILY UPDATES OF MORAVIAN COLLEGE ATHLETICS,

CALL THE GREYHOUND SPORTSLINE AT (610) 625-7865 or VISIT THE MORAVIAN COLLEGE WEBSITE AT WWW.MORAVIAN.EDU/ATHLETICS, UPDATED DAILY AT 8:00 A.M. and 1:00, 7:00 and 10:00 P.M.

Greyhound Weekly Update, February 9, 2009 (-2222-)

Men’s Basketball – 8-13 (Landmark Conference 4-7)

Last Week – Lost Merchant Marine*, 68-65; Defeated Drew University*, 95-63. *Landmark Conference Game.

This Week – Wed., Feb. 11^th at Marywood University, 7:00 p.m.; Sat, Feb. 14^th vs. Goucher College*, 7:30 p.m.; Sun., Feb. 15^th vs. Catholic University*, 4:00 p.m. *Landmark Conference game

 The United States Merchant Marine Academy men’s basketball team saw a 19-point second half lead cut to two points while eventually holding off Moravian College for a 68-65 Landmark Conference victory.
            With the victory, the Mariners improve to 13-8 overall and remain in a first place tie in Landmark Conference action at 8-2.  The Greyhounds are now 7-13 overall and 3-7 in conference action after the team’s third straight loss.
            Ryan Samuel put USMMA on the scoreboard first with a pair of free throws, and the Mariners would have a 10-0 lead after a three-pointer from Matt Hueber at the 15:54 mark.  Moravian would finally put points on the board on a three-pointer from sophomore forward Chris Cullen (East Islip, NY/East Islip) with 14:28 remaining in the first half.  The Mariners kept their lead above seven points the entire first half, leading by as many as 12 points, 29-17, with 4:03 left in the first half on a lay-up from Matt Oaks.
            USMMA headed to the locker room with a 34-25 lead.  The Mariners were 11 of 25 from the field (44.0 percent), five of 12 on three-pointers and seven of ten at the foul line in the first 20 minutes.  Moravian struggled shooting in the first half, making just eight of 30 field goal attempts (26.7 percent), four of 14 three-pointers and five of eight free throws.  The Greyhounds did have a 21-19 edge in rebounds in the first half, and Moravian had eight turnovers in the first 20 minutes while USMMA committed seven turnovers.
            The Mariners came out in the second half and extended their lead to 19 points, 51-32, on a three-pointer by Denver Effland with 13:36 remaining in the game.  Moravian put together a 13-2 run to pull within eight points, 53-45, on a pair of free throws from freshman guard Shane Painter (Bedminster, NJ/Bernards) with 10:27 to play.  Moravian continued to close the gap slowly through the remainder of the half, eventually pulling within two points, 67-65, with 50 seconds left on a three-pointer from freshman guard Sergio Camacho (Bethlehem, PA/Liberty).  Trailing by three-points in the final 15 seconds, both sophomore guard Charlie Rigoglioso (Wayne, NJ/Wayne Valley) and Painter would get three-point attempts off but neither fell through the basket.
            Moravian’s shooting improved in the second half as the Greyhounds made 11 of 26 field goal attempts (42.3 percent), four of 12 three-pointers and 14 of 17 free throws in the final 20 minutes.  The Mariners were 12 of 35 from the floor (34.3 percent), one of eight on three-pointers and just nine of 18 at the foul line in the second half.  Moravian finished the game with a 46-41 edge in rebounds while the Greyhounds committed 16 turnovers in the game to ten for USMMA.
Camacho came off the bench to lead the Greyhounds with 15 points, and he was one of three non-starters to reach double figures in the game.  Senior forward Dave Bowden (Beachwood, NJ/Toms River South) netted a career high 12 points for Moravian while Painter had career highs of ten points and seven rebounds in the game.  Junior forward Eric Weaver (Succasunna, NJ/Roxbury) added nine points and seven boards for the Greyhounds while Cullen had eight points, a career high ten rebounds and two assists.
Rigoglioso had five points and four rebounds for Moravian while sophomore guard Maurice Young (Philadelphia, PA/Chestnut Hill Academy) returned from an injury and had three-points in limited action.  Freshman guard/forward Nelson Leon (Reading, PA/Reading) contributed four rebounds and two points while sophomore forward Alvin Adams (Newark, NJ/Marist) grabbed three boards for the Greyhounds.

Moravian snapped a three-game losing streak and won on the road for the first time in two months as the Greyhounds defeated Drew University, 95-63, in Landmark Conference action.
            The win lifts Moravian to 8-13 overall and 4-7 in Landmark Conference action this season while Drew falls to 4-18 overall and 2-9 on conference play.
            The Greyhounds jumped out to a 3-0 lead on a three-pointer from junior forward Eric Weaver at the 18:55 mark.  The Rangers would come back to tie the game at 6-6 on a lay-up from Bobby Clackner with 16:58 to play in the first half.  Drew took a 9-8 lead on a three-pointer from Gerard Mullin while senior forward Dave Bowden hit a jumper to put Moravian up 10-9 with 15:32 on the clock.
Bowden would give the Greyhounds the lead for good just over a minute later when he hit a three-pointer at the 14:25 mark putting Moravian up 15-13.  Bowden’s basket started a 10-0 Greyhound run that ended with a three-pointer from freshman guard Sergio Camacho putting Moravian up 22-13.  The Greyhound lead would hit double digits for the first time on a three-pointer from freshman guard Shane Painter at the 11:01 mark for a 27-15 lead, and Moravian pushed the lead over 20 points at 49-28 on a jumper from sophomore forward Alvin Adams with 3:18 left in the first half.
            The Greyhounds headed to the locker room with a 56-29 halftime lead after shooting 18-for-31 from the floor (58.1 percent), seven of 13 on three-pointers and 13 of 15 at the foul line in the first half.  Moravian also had a 17-6 advantage in rebounds and committed just four turnovers in the first 20 minutes while Drew had eight turnovers.  The Rangers make 11 of 23 field goal attempts (47.8 percent), four of eight three-pointers and three of six free throws in the first half.
            Drew would start the second half with a 7-0 run to cut the Moravian lead to 20 points at 56-36 after a three-pointer from Mullin.  The Greyhounds would eventually push the lead over 30 points, 74-43, with 13:05 left in the game after a three-pointer from sophomore guard Charlie Rigoglioso.  Moravian’s largest lead of 36 points, 89-53, came with 5:38 to play when freshman guard/forward Mark Koelbel (Bayport, NY/Bayport-Blue Point) hit a lay-up.
            Moravian continued to shoot the ball well in the second half, making 13 of 24 field goal attempts (54.2 percent), four of eight three-pointers and nine of 14 free throws in the final 20 minutes.  The Greyhounds also had a 43-17 advantage in rebounds while Moravian had 13 turnovers in the game.  Drew was just 11 of 33 from the field, two of 11 on three-pointers and ten of 15 at the foul line in the final 20 minutes.  The Rangers did not commit a turnover in the second half to finish the game with eight turnovers.
            The Greyhounds used a balanced scoring attack with all 11 players in uniform scoring at least two points and playing at least nine minutes.  Moravian had five players in double figures led by Camacho’s game high 18 points to go with three assists and two rebounds.  Weaver and Rigoglioso each scored 14 points with Weaver adding seven rebounds and three assists and Rigoglioso contributing five rebounds and three assists for the Greyhounds.  Bowden tossed in 11 points to go with six rebounds while Painter had ten points and four boards.
            Freshman forward Jeff Cullinan (Bridgewater, NJ/Immaculata) had seven points and four rebounds for Moravian while Adams had six points.  Sophomore guard Ryan O’Donnell (Succasunna, NJ/Roxbury) had six points and three boards while freshman guard/forward Nelson Leon had three points, six rebounds and two assists.  Koelbel netted four points while sophomore forward Chris Cullen had three rebounds and two points for the Greyhounds.

Greyhound Weekly Update, February 9, 2009 (-4444-)

Women’s Basketball – 18-4 (Landmark Conference 8-3)

Last Week – Lost to Merchant Marine*, 78-69 (ot); Defeated Drew University*, 94-53. *Landmark Conference Game.

This Week – Sat, Feb. 14^th vs. Goucher College*, 5:30 p.m.; Sun., Feb. 15^th vs. Catholic University*, 2:00 p.m. *Landmark Conference game

Rebecca Grimes came off the bench to score a game high 24 points and lead the United States Merchant Marine Academy women’s basketball team to a 78-69 overtime upset win over nationally ranked Moravian College in Landmark Conference action.
            The Mariners improve to 12-9 overall and even their Landmark Conference record at 5-5 with the victory while the Greyhounds, who were ranked 22nd in this week’s USA Today/ESPN Division III Coaches Top 25 Poll and 23rd in the D3hoops.com Top 25 Poll, fall to 17-4 overall and 7-3 in Landmark Conference action.  This marks the first time this season that Moravian has lost two straight games.
            The Greyhounds jumped out to a 2-0 lead on their first possession of the game on a pair of free throws by junior forward Alyssa Bisci (Easton, PA/Easton).  However, the Mariners would have a 9-4 lead at the 15:49 mark on a lay-up from Hannah Ecko.  Moravian would tie the contest, the third of nine ties in the game which also saw 13 lead changes, on a lay-up from freshman guard Hilary Murray (Clinton, NJ/North Hunterdon) at the 12:02 marking, tying the contest at 15-15. 
            Moravian would take a 19-17 lead on a jumper from freshman forward Alexandra Blair (Hellertown, PA/Bethlehem Catholic) with 10:34 remaining in the first half, and the Greyhounds would have their largest lead of the first half after another Blair jumper at the 9:05 mark to give Moravian a 23-19 edge.  USMMA would run off the next five points to retake the lead on a three-pointer from Kristen Hetsko with 7:08 to go in the first half.  Grimes would connect on a three-pointer with 4:54 before the intermission to help the Mariners build a 33-26 lead while a free throw from Janay Weathers with 4:17 left gave USMMA its largest lead of the half at eight points, 34-26. 
            Moravian would put together an 8-1 run to pull within 35-34 with a minute to go in the half on a jumper from sophomore guard/forward Emily Smith (East Stroudsburg, PA/East Stroudsburg South).  However, USMMA scored the final four points of the half to head to the locker room with a 39-34 lead.
            Both teams shot the ball well in the first half.  Moravian was 15 of 27 from the floor (55.6 percent), one-for-two on three-pointers and just three of seven at the foul line in the first 20 minutes.  The Greyhounds committed just five turnovers while forcing the Mariners into eight turnovers.  USMMA was 15 of 30 from the field, three of five on three-pointers and six of ten at the foul line in the first half.  The Mariners also had a 21-12 advantage in rebounds in the first 20 minutes including 9-1 on the offensive boards.
            Stephanie Waller hit a jumper to start the second half to put USMMA up 41-34.  Moravian pulled within a point, 45-44, with 11:24 to play in regulation on a pair of free throws by Murray.  Less than a minute later, Murray would get the Greyhounds the lead again with a three-pointer to put Moravian up 47-45.  The lead would last just 19 seconds before Grimes connected on a three-pointer of her own to put the Mariners back on top, 48-47.
            The game was going back-and-forth when the Greyhounds took a 54-52 lead on a pair of Bisci free throws with 8:01 to play.  Moravian would tie its largest lead of the game, four points, on a jumper from junior guard/forward Kate Harrison (Cold Spring Harbor, NY/Cold Spring Harbor) at the 7:15 mark and again on a pair of free throws from junior guard Jessica Foran (Annandale, NJ/Rutgers Prep) with 6:21 left in regulation to give Moravian a 58-54 lead.
            USMMA would score the next five points to retake the lead, 59-58, on a jumper from May Marie Hayes at the 4:23 mark.  Bisci answered 16 seconds later with a lay-up to put the Greyhounds back on top, 60-59.  Hayes would hit a free throw with 3:12 remaining to give the Mariners a 61-60 lead before junior guard Amanda Brown (Schuylkill Haven, PA/Schuylkill Haven) hit a three-pointer with two minutes to go giving Moravian a 63-61 lead.  However, those were the Greyhounds’ final points of regulation.  Hayes would make a pair of free throws with 1:03 to play to tie the game and eventually force overtime.  Moravian had the ball with less than ten seconds to play but Bisci missed a shot at the end of regulation.
            Both teams saw their shooting percentages cool off in the second half.  The Greyhounds were just eight for 24 (33.3 percent) from the field, four-for-five on three-pointers and nine-for-12 at the foul line while the Mariners were nine of 25 from the floor (36 percent), one of five on three-pointers and five of nine at the foul line.
            USMMA scored the first five points of the overtime session on a pair of Hayes free throws and a three-pointer from Grimes.  Bisci hit a pair of free throws at the 2:58 mark to pull Moravian within 68-65, but two Waller free throws put the Mariners ahead, 73-65, with just a minute to go.  The Greyhounds scored the next four points before USMMA went three-for-four at the foul line in the final 31 seconds to seal the win.
            In the five minute overtime session, Moravian was just one-for-11 from the floor (9.1 percent), and the Greyhounds were four-for-six at the foul line and missed both of their three-pointers.  On the other hand, USMMA was two-for-three from the field, one-for-one on three-pointers and ten of 14 at the foul line in the extra session.  The Mariners finished the game with a 46-36 edge in rebounds while Moravian committed just 11 turnovers in the game while forcing USMMA into 13 turnovers.
            One of the keys for Moravian was the foul line.  The Greyhounds entered the game as the top free throw shooting team in the nation at 81.3 percent.  Moravian was just 16 of 25 from the line, 64.0 percent, in the game.  It was the first time in 17 games the Greyhounds shot below 70 percent from the line, and the first time in nine contests that Moravian’s opponent had been to the foul line more than the Greyhounds.  Moravian entered game having attempted 153 more free throws and having made 173 free throws than its opponents.
            The Greyhounds had three players in double figures led by Bisci with 13 points and four rebounds.  Brown tossed in 11 points to go with three assists, three steals and three rebounds for Moravian while Smith reached double figures for the first time this season with ten points to go with three boards.  Harrison contributed nine points, two rebounds and a pair of blocked shots while Murray had eight points and two assists for the Greyhounds.
Blair added seven points and five rebounds off of the Moravian bench while junior forward Lauren Fornazor (Rivervale, NJ/Pascack Valley) had four points and two rebounds.  Sophomore guard/forward Amy Heffner (Schnecksville, PA/Parkland) had three points and three rebounds for the Greyhounds while Foran and junior forward Kirsty Stearns (East Norwich, NY/Oyster Bay), who entered the game combining to score 20 points per game, were each limited to two points.

Moravian snapped a two-game losing streak by starting the second half with a 23-2 run as the nationally-ranked Greyhounds ran past Drew University, 94-53, in Landmark Conference action.
            The victory lifts Moravian’s overall mark to 18-4 on the season, and the squad remains in second place in the Landmark Conference with an 8-3 mark.  The Greyhounds entered the game ranked 22nd in the nation in this week’s USA Today/ESPN Division III Top 25 Poll and 23rd in the country in the D3hoops.com Top 25 poll.
            Drew, celebrating its senior day, started the contest with a jumper from Jessica DelVecchio to take a 2-0 lead.  Moravian tied the score at 2-2 on a put back from junior forward Alyssa Bisci.  The Rangers would retake the lead and be up 7-2 after an Emma Grossman lay-up at the 18:02 mark and 10-4 on a three-pointer from DelVecchio with 17:09 left in the first half.  Drew would have a six-point lead, 14-8, after a pair of free throws from Jessica Reid at the 15:49 mark.
            Moravian then went on a 7-0 run and would take its first lead of the game, 15-14, on a three-pointer from freshman guard Hilary Murray with 14:22 to go.  DelVecchio would get the lead right back for Drew but freshman forward Alexandra Blair answered to give the Greyhounds a 17-16 edge.  The Rangers retook the lead, 20-19, at the 9:04 mark on a lay-up from Marissa Maffei, and Drew led 24-21 with 7:20 remaining in the first half after a DelVecchio three-pointer.
            That would be the Rangers’ final lead of the contest as Moravian went on a 6-0 run to take the lead for good on a Murray lay-up with 5:03 left in the half to give the Greyhounds a 27-24 lead.  Blair hit a jumper with 1:14 to go before the intermission to give Moravian its largest lead of the first half, eight points, at 34-26.
            The Greyhounds headed to the locker room with a 36-33 lead after shooting 14 of 33 from the floor (43.4 percent), one of six on three-pointers and just seven of 13 at the foul line, where Moravian entered the game as the nation’s top free throw shooting team.  Drew had a hot hand in the first 20 minutes, making 12 of 21 field goal attempts (57.1 percent), four of eight three-pointers and five of six free throws.  The Rangers had a 15-14 edge in rebounds; however, Drew had 17 turnovers in the first 20 minutes while the Greyhounds had just ten turnovers.
            Moravian started the second half with a 9-0 run with Murray hitting a three-pointer at the 18:11 mark to push the Greyhound lead to 45-33, the first double digit lead for either team.  Moravian’s run would reach 23-2 with the Greyhounds taking a 59-35 lead on a pair of free throws from junior guard Jessica Foran with 12:41 remaining.  Moravian’s lead would reach 30 points, 74-43, on a Blair jumper with 6:13 to go while the Rangers scored their final points on a jumper from Victoria Ault with 2:49 remaining.
            The Greyhounds improved their shooting in the second half, connecting on 21 of 34 field goal attempts (61.8 percent), four of eight three-pointers and 12 of 14 free throws in the final 20 minutes.  Moravian also finished the game with a 32-24 advantage in rebounds, and the Greyhounds had 21 turnovers for the game while forcing Drew into 40 turnovers.  The Rangers struggled shooting the ball in the final 20 minutes, making just seven of 24 field goal attempts (29.2 percent), three of nine three-pointers and three of six free throws in the second half.
            All 14 Greyhound players in uniform played at least five minutes and scored two points as Moravian used a balanced scoring attack.  Bisci and sophomore guard/forward Amy Heffner each had 12 points and three rebounds.  Blair tied her career high with 11 points while Murray tossed in ten points and had a career best six assists for the Greyhounds.  Foran, junior forward Kirsty Stearns and Cassandra Phillips (Orwigsburg, PA/Nativity BVM) all had seven points with Foran grabbing five boards.
            Junior guard Amanda Brown had six points and three boards for Moravian while junior forward Alyson Steltz (Emmaus, PA/Emmaus) contributed five points, three steals and a pair of assists in her first career start for the Greyhounds.  Freshman guard Lara Canders (Concord, CA/Ygnacio Valley) had a career high five points and two steals off of the bench while sophomore guard/forward Emily Smith had four points, three rebounds, two assists and two steals.  Junior forward Lauren Fornazor also added four points with three rebounds and two steals.  Moravian’s leading scorer, junior guard/forward Kate Harrison was limited to two points, ten points below her season average, but she added four rebounds, four steals and two assists.

Greyhound Weekly Update, February 9, 2009 (-6666-)

Men’s Track and Field -- 0-0 (Landmark Conference 0-0)

Last Week – 1^st out of 16 at the Frank Colden Invitational hosted by Ursinus College, Collegeville, PA.

This Week – Fri., Feb. 13^th at the Cornell University Open, Ithaca, NY; Sat., Feb. 14^th at the Bucknell University Winter Classic, Lewisburg, PA

The Greyhounds captured first place out of 16 competing teams at the Frank Colden Invitational hosted by Ursinus College. Moravian had a team score of 93 points, 25 points ahead of runner-up Johns Hopkins University, which had 68 points. The Greyhounds had one individual champion and a relay team take first place. Senior Blair Maginnis (Asbury, NJ/Warren Hills Regional) captured the shot put with an Eastern College Athletic Conference Division III qualifying toss of 14.83 meters (48 feet, eight inches) while the Moravian 4x800-meter relay squad of senior Timothy Murphy (Bethlehem, PA/Bethlehem Catholic), juniors Steve Parisi (Kunkletown, PA/Pleasant Valley) and Steven DeFazio (Branchburg, NJ/Somerville) and freshman Matthew Luctza (Dingmans Ferry, PA/Delaware Valley) was first in a time of 8:26.01.

Moravian also had four runner-up finishes with sophomore Eric Woodruff (Brodheadsville, PA/Pius X) taking second in the 55-meter dash in 6.66 seconds and the 200-meter dash in 23.03 seconds. Senior Jeremiah Reinhart (Effort, PA/Pleasant Valley) was second in the mile run in a time of 4:30.87 while sophomore Connor Skutches (Bethlehem, PA/Liberty) was second in the 1,000-meter run in an ECAC qualifying time of 2:34.78.

In other top ten track results, sophomore Warner Jones (Hillsborough, NJ/Hillsborough) took third in the 400-meter dash in 51.45 seconds, and he was tenth in the 200-meter dash in 23.61 seconds. Lutcza was fourth in the 1,000-meter run in a time of 2:43.71 while Parisi finished sixth in 2:50.46. Freshman Zach Rivenbark (Center Valley, PA/Southern Lehigh) took eighth in the 3,000-meter run with a time of 9:37.82 while sophomore Jacob Tazik (Wyomissing, PA/Wyomissing) was tenth in the 800-meter run in 2:05.53. Moravian's 4x200-meter relay squad of Woodruff, Jones, senior Robert Shaffer (Pottsville, PA/Pottsville) and freshman Steve Ambrosi (Parsippany, NJ/Parsippany Hills) took fifth in a time of 1:35.96 while the 4x400-meter relay squad of Jones, Skutches, Parisi and Tazik was fifth in 3:33.78.

Junior Michael Blenk (Inwood, NY/Lawrence) finished third in the high jump, clearing 1.82 meters (five feet, 11 1/2 inches), and he was eighth in the long jump with a leap of 6.25 meters (20 feet, 6 1/4 inches). Senior Alan Woods (Mechanicsburg, PA/Cedar Cliff) was third in the pole vault with an ECAC qualifying height of 4.40 meters (14 feet, 5 1/4 inches) while freshman Timothy Layng (Canton, PA/Canton) also had an ECAC qualifying height of 4.27 meters (14 feet) to place fourth in the event.

Greyhound Weekly Update, February 9, 2009 (-7777-)

Women’s Track and Field -- 0-0 (Landmark Conference 0-0)

Last Week – 1^st out of 17 at the Frank Colden Invitational hosted by Ursinus College, Collegeville, PA.

This Week – Fri., Feb. 13^th at the Cornell University Open, Ithaca, NY; Sat., Feb. 14^th at the Bucknell University Winter Classic, Lewisburg, PA

The Greyhounds captured first place out of 17 competing teams at the Frank Colden Invitational hosted by Ursinus College. Moravian had a team score of 167 points, 77 points ahead of runner-up Johns Hopkins University, which had 90 points. The Greyhounds had five individual champions and a relay team take first place. Junior Jessica Posimo won the long jump with an Eastern College Athletic Conference Division III qualifying distance of 5.30 meters (17 feet, 4 3/4 inches), and she captured the triple jump with an ECAC qualifying distance of 11.10 meters (36 feet, five inches). Senior Christine Kihm (Quakertown, PA/Quakertown) captured the pole vault with an NCAA Division III provisional and ECAC qualifying height of 3.50 meters (11 feet, 5 3/4 inches) while freshman Anne Joseph (Livingston, NJ/Livingston) won the shot put with a toss of 11.24 meters (36 feet, 10 1/2 inches). Sophomore Sydni Wisniewski (Orlando, FL/Winter Park) won the 200-meter dash in a time of 26.96 seconds, and she anchored the Greyhounds' winning 4x200-meter relay squad with Posimo and juniors Symonne Scott (Attleboro, MA/Attleboro) and Rachel Riggs (Gettysburg, PA/Gettysburg) to a first place and ECAC qualifying time of 1:47.18.

Moravian also had six individual and one relay runner-up finishes with Scott placing second in the long jump with an ECAC qualifying leap of 5.10 meters (16 feet, 8 3/4 inches), and second in the 200-meter dash in 27.40 seconds. Wisniewski was the runner-up in the 400-meter dash in 1:00.88 while freshman Hailey Neff (Lehighton, PA/Lehighton) was second in the 1,000-meter run in 3:10.40. Riggs was second in the triple jump at 10.65 meters (34 feet, 11 1/4 inches) while junior Anna Heim (Moorestown, NJ/Moorestown) was second in the pole vault at an ECAC qualifying height of 3.35 meters (ten feet, 11 3/4 inches). The Greyhounds' 4x400-meter relay squad of Neff, junior Katelyn Chando (Coopersburg, PA/Southern Lehigh), sophomore Mallory Goggins (Wilmington, DE/Wilmington Friends) and freshman Brooke DiNitzio (South Plainfield/South Plainfield) was second in 4:18.28.

In other top ten track results, junior Rachel Beck (Churchville, PA/Council Rock South) was fourth in the 55-meter dash in a time of 7.57 seconds after running a time of 7.61 seconds in the preliminaries. Scott was seventh in the 55-meter dash in 7.68 seconds while Wisniewski was tenth at 7.76 seconds. Posimo finished third in the 55-meter hurdles in and ECAC qualifying time of 8.77 seconds after an ECAC qualifying time of 8.74 seconds in the preliminaries. Sophomore Shannon McEvoy (Lafayette, NJ/High Point Regional) was fourth in the preliminaries with an ECAC qualifying time of 8.94 seconds but did not finish the finals. Riggs was seventh in the 55-meter hurdles in 9.38 seconds. Beck finished fourth in the 200-mter dash in 27.47 seconds while Riggs was fifth in 27.60 seconds. Goggins took fourth in the 400-meter dash in 1:03.66 while Chando was eighth with a time of 1:04.83. DiNitzio was fifth in the 800-meter run in a time of 2:29.77 while freshman Kristina Ruggiero (Cedar Grove, NJ/Cedar Grove) was fifth in the mile run at 5:34.74. Senior Kelly Williams (Tafton, PA/Wallenpaupack) finished fifth in the 3,000-meter run in 11:20.39, and she was tenth in the 1,000-meter run in 3:34.63.

Scott and Wisniewski tied for fifth in the high jump, both clearing a height of 1.46 meters (four feet, 9 1/2 inches) while freshman Brittany Moses (Perkasie, PA/Pennridge) was third in the shot put with a toss of 10.49 meters (34 feet, five inches).