Temple Athletics - Student Athletes Of The Week Temple athletics Owlsports.com. student Athletes of the Week Sport Women s fencing. Year Senior. Hometown Maplewood, NJ / Columbia http://www.owlsports.com/info/awards/2004-2005/0227.asp
Extractions: Nnennaya Okoro Sport: Women's Fencing Year: Senior Hometown: Maplewood, N.J. / Columbia Notes: Senior Nnennaya Okoro won the sabre championship to lead Temple to the National Intercollegiate Women's Fencing Association (NIWFA) Championship on Saturday...The Owls are currently ranked ninth nationally by the United States Fencing Coaches Association (USFCA)...Temple next competes at the NCAA Regionals on March 5.
Faculty Of Physical Education And Health Almost 200 of U of Ts best studentathletes were recognized last night at the presented to a student who excels in athletics (preferably fencing) who http://www.utoronto.ca/physical/NewsEvent/facultyNewsReleases/Oct6-04.htm
Extractions: Undergraduate Graduate Research Faculty ... THE NEWS ARCHIVE Oct. 6, 2004 As well, over 60 students received financial awards. The combined amount of all the financial awards was over $100,000. Several new awards were presented for the first time. The Football Award of Merit, based on excellence in football and demonstrated qualities of leadership, was awarded to second-year Arts and Science students Kenneth Mazurek, David Saliken and George Polyzois. The Women's Basketball Award of Merit, made possible by a number of generous friends and alumna of the program and awarded based on excellence in athletics and demonstrated qualities of leadership, was presented to fourth-year Arts and Science student Kristin Cullen, third-year Arts and Science student Julia Gaffield and second-year Arts and Science student Christine Cho. The inaugural Maitre Ken Wood Fencing Award was established earlier this year by friends and former athletes in honour of Maitre Ken Wood and his forty years of commitment and leadership to fencing at the university. The award, presented to a student who excels in athletics (preferably fencing) who also contributes to the advancement of the Varsity Blues Fencing program, was awarded to Catherine Migliore, captain of the women's saber team. For more information on Varsity Blues sports, see
About VC Athletics The experience of the studentathlete is of primary importance. Men compete in baseball, basketball, cross country, fencing, lacrosse, rowing, soccer, http://athletics.vassar.edu/about/
Extractions: @import url(/style.css); [Skip to Main Content] Home Vassar College is committed to providing challenging athletic opportunities through a comprehensive educational program, which will facilitate a positive and healthy life experience. Vassar College embraces sport as an integral part of its educational mission. As a NCAA Division III institution, we provide an environment for student-athletes to achieve academic and athletic excellence. We offer a broad-based program for men and women. Every student has the opportunity to participate in one or more athletic activities: We encourage and support the concepts of gender equity and diversity, promote an environment that is free of harassment or intimidation, and embrace the diversity of the Vassar community.
Cornell Women's Fencing please click on the CU athletics Womens fencing WEB Site Look over our terrific studentathletes and their coaches . . . http://www.ccmr.cornell.edu/~sachse/cu_fencing.html
Hunter College Athletics country and fencing teams consistently qualify for their respective championships. Most importantly, more than a third of all studentathletes at Hunter http://www.hunter.cuny.edu/athletics/join/index.shtml
Extractions: Hunter College Athletics SELECT A SPORT Basketball (M) Basketball (W) Cross Country (M) Cross Country (W) Fencing (M) Fencing (W) Indoor Track (M) Indoor Track (W) JV Basketball (W) JV Volleyball (W) Outdoor Track (M) Outdoor Track (W) Soccer (M) Softball (W) Swimming (W) Tennis (M) Tennis (W) Volleyball (M) Volleyball (W) Wrestling Notice This form should only be filled out by individuals wishing to join an intercollegiate athletic team. To join any of our 20 teams, you should be a full-time matriculated student who meets all Hunter College, City University of New York, and NCAA Division III eligibility standards. Do you meet these standards? All About Athletics Hunter's outdoor teams compete in a wide variety of top-notch facilities, including Metropolitan Oval (men's soccer), the USTA National Tennis Center (men's and women's tennis), Ammirati Field at Coleman Park (women's softball), Van Cortlandt Park (men's and women's cross country), and the 168th Street Armory (men's and women's track and field). top Philosophy Hunter College attempts to place higher priority on the overall quality of the educational experience and on the successful completion of all students academic programs. We seek to establish and maintain an environment in which a student-athlete's athletic activities are conducted as an integral part of the overall educational experience. We also seek to establish and maintain an environment that values cultural diversity and gender equity among our student-athletes and athletic staff.
Hunter College Athletics At this year s Hunter Awards Banquet, numerous studentathletes were honored by Shenata Mondelus, fencing Tracy Hansel, Tennis Claudia Chan, Swimming http://www.hunter.cuny.edu/athletics/
Extractions: For Nightly Results, Call the Hawk Hotline: 212.772.4929 SELECT A SPORT Basketball (M) Basketball (W) Cross Country (M) Cross Country (W) Fencing (M) Fencing (W) Indoor Track (M) Indoor Track (W) JV Basketball (W) JV Volleyball (W) Outdoor Track (M) Outdoor Track (W) Soccer (M) Softball (W) Swimming (W) Tennis (M) Tennis (W) Volleyball (M) Volleyball (W) Wrestling KASHOW NAMED ACTING ASSOCIATE ATHLETIC DIRECTOR A veteran in intercollegiate sports, Kashow, joined the Hunter College Athletic family earlier this month. Her responsibilities include academic eligibility/ NCAA compliance, scheduling and a myriad of other athletic administrative duties. more other top stories - Women's Volleyball captures first win of year - Hunter celebrates three CUNYAC weekly award winners - Women's Tennis knocks off top non-conference opponent - Zhu named to Vassar All-Tournament team Kashow named Acting Associate Athletic Director
Extractions: Doug, a skilled student-athlete and men's basketball letterman, died in the World Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2001. He had been co-chair of the Athletics Steering Committee formed to oversee the development of the Center. On April 18, 2002, the College, in consultation with Doug's classmate, best friend, and professional colleague Howard Lutnick '83 named the Center after Doug. Howard is the project's lead donor.
Haverford College Fencing victory by its studentathletes for the duration of the championships. Senior co-captain William Gardner-Mims, who started fencing at Haverford, http://www.haverford.edu/athletics/Fencing/
Extractions: Coach Captains Roster Schedule ... Haverford Home Page Melnitsky Finishes 17th in NCAA Women's Sabre Haverford College first-year fencer Halli Melnitsky was the top sabreist from a Division III college, placing 17th out of 24 entries at the all-divisions National Collegiate Fencing Championships over the weekend. The Fighting Irish edged Ohio State, 173-171, for the combined men's-women's NCAA team championship, with St. John's (N.Y.) finishing third with 162 points. Haverford got seven points from Melnitsky and nine from men's junior sabreist Chris Flanders to place 22nd out of 33 teams with 16 points, one point behind top Division III finishers Drew and M.I.T. in 20th place, and ahead of big-time programs from Temple, Cornell and James Madison. Flanders Finishes 16th at National Collegiate Championships Haverford College junior Chris Flanders added three wins Friday to his six from Thursday to finish 16th out of 24 men's sabre fencers at the NCAA's combined men's-women's, all-divisions National Collegiate Fencing Championships.
Extractions: In This Report Strategic Objectives Audit Staffing Changes Financial Services Information Technology ... Zesiger Sports and Fitness Center The mission of the Department of Athletics, Physical Education and Recreation (DAPER) is to bring students, faculty, and staff together in educational activities that promote healthy lifestyles, enhance a sense of community, foster growth in leadership and teamwork skills, and encourage the pursuit of excellence. DAPER's reporting relationship is to Dean Larry Benedict, dean for student life. DAPER's association with other units in the Division of Student Life serves to enhance the quality of the educational experience for student-life and learning, and community services at MIT. DAPER moved into the Zesiger Center on September 23, 2002 and is working in partnership with the Health Fitness Corporation (HFC) to operate and staff the facility. A partnership analysis conducted by Sloan students during 2003 concluded that outsourcing to HFC has proven to be extremely beneficial for both MIT staff and the collective student body, and that the Zesiger Center is helping to promote community development. In addition to the excitement generated by the opening of the new Z Center, DAPER continued to focus on the implementation of some of the initiatives set forth in the strategic plan. Paramount among the initiatives is DAPER's commitment to improving its facilities. Headlined by the state-of-the-art Al and Barrie Zesiger Sports and Fitness Center, new projects have included the renovation of the Rockwell floor and Briggs field. Follow through on projects like these demonstrate DAPER's commitment to bringing together the MIT community through productive self-improvement pursuits. Additional programmatic opportunities have yielded an increase in the quantity and quality of physical education classes offered. Student membership has increased from a historical high of about 6,000 to a record setting number of over 8,000 and continues to grow.
Intercollegiate Athletics The intercollegiate athletics department provides studentathletes the opportunity to One of the West Coasts few Division I fencing programs gives http://www.fullerton.edu/catalog/student_affairs/intercollegiate_athletics/
Extractions: Another sport that few West Coast schools support is prospering in Orange County as CSUF proves that hard work and strong coaching can bring success. Prospective athletes will find an atmosphere that is unparalleled among California universities. Top-notch competition and an All-American environment are two reasons why Fullerton wrestling is so successful. The Titans compete in the rugged Pac-10 conference and typically send multiple qualifiers to the NCAA championships.
Welcome To Queen's Athletics Last year she represented Canada at the World student Games (Winter) in nordic (Mens Curling, Womens fencing, Womens Nordic Skiing, Womens Squash; http://www.goldengaels.com/
Extractions: Queen's Golden Gaels update 17 September 2005 Queen's Athletics congratulates David Clinkard, Triathlon, who placed 2nd overall for males competing in University Nationals this past weekend in Montreal. The race was combined with the Quebec Elite circuit and Clinkard placed 9th overall in that race. By virtue of his silver medal performance David qualified to represent Canada at FISU to be held in Switzerland in 2006.
Senate Report For University Council On Athletics The 2000 2001 athletic season saw student-athletes representing Queens Will Anderson (fencing). Jim Tait Trophy - Top male athlete from a team sport. http://www.queensu.ca/secretariat/senate/UCAsep01.html
Extractions: The 2000 - 2001 athletic season saw student-athletes representing Queens (Golden Gaels Athletics) in fifty (50) Interuniversity Team and Club sanctioned sports. As such, Queens can lay claim to the largest Interuniversity Team and Club program in Canada. Last year four hundred and eighty-one (481) men and four hundred and sixty-two (462) women competed on Golden Gael teams. Equally important to participation statistics is that one hundred and seventy-six (176) student-athletes gained academic conference all-star status, emblematic of student-athletes who attained an 80% or better overall academic average. Queens continues to be among the leaders across the country in this student-athlete academic achievement category. Student-athlete teams representing Queens captured four (4) Ontario University Athletics (O.U.A.) team championships. Womens Basketball won its first O.U.A. title in 32 years; Womens Figure Skating won its seventh consecutive title; Womens Synchronized Swimming its fifth consecutive title; and Womens Fencing won its fourth title since 1992. Queens teams also brought home four overall second place championships and had five third place standings. On the varsity club side the Queens Mountain Biking racing team won the Ontario title; our Triathlon Club won the provincial University Team championship and our Queens sailors captured the Canadian University title and attained the #1 North American ranking in the Intercollegiate Yacht Racing Associating (I.C.Y.R.A.).
Prep Athletics Spring rugby, fencing. The success of Preps athletic department is not Through participation in athletics, the Prep studentathlete develops a better http://www.gprep.org/athletics/
Extractions: at Georgetown Prep About Academics Spirituality Athletics ... Athletic Director Dan Paro explains football team's departure from IAC. Click here to read his statement. Athletic Department Philosophy The Georgetown Prep Athletic Department is designed to provide an environment in which each student is given the opportunity to become a spiritually, intellectually, and physically stronger person. Prep focuses on each student as a complete person and encourages him to explore all aspects of human experience. It is the goal of Prepâs Athletic Department to foster an atmosphere that enables the student-athlete not only to be coached the intricacies of his individual sport but to learn the values and lessons of life that are closely associated with the Ignation experience. Georgetown Prep has a lasting and well-known reputation of fielding teams that honor the traditions and high standards of each individual sport. Our student-athletes have competed with determination, desire, and integrity. Due to their efforts, they have brought pride to their school and have earned the respect and admiration of their opponents. For the past 47 years Prep has been a member of the Interstate Athletic Conference, one of the premier private school leagues in the country. We are proud to be members of the IAC along with The Landon School, St. Albans, Episcopal, St. Stephens-St. Agnes, and The Bullis School. It is the aim and the desire of this conference that boys develop and maintain the highest standards of courtesy, emotional discipline, good sportsmanship, and the ability to act as good hosts and guests. Nor are these objectives to be confined solely to the participants of these contests. They are the goals of the student bodies, for their parent groups, and for all who attend these contests. Thus, all concerned will have the opportunity to look forward to these contests and to enjoy them to the fullest extent.
CampusChamps.com - University Of Pennsylvania Athletics CampusChamps.com is a website dedicated to providing student athletes information The 2004 Penn fencing lineup appeared to be in midseason form as seven http://www.campuschamps.com/college_spotlight/university_of_pa.shtml
Extractions: Home About Us Contact Us Site Map ... College Spotlight > Spotlight School With its green lawns and landmark architecture, our beautiful West Philadelphia campus houses all of Penn's activities, from student life, athletics, and academics to research, scholarship, and cultural life. All of Penn's 12 schools are located within walking distance of one another. This geographical unity, unique among Ivy League schools, supports and fosters Penn's interdisciplinary approach to education, scholarship, and research. The athletic teams at University of Pennsylvania compete in the NCAA Division I Ivy League. Men
Hollins University | Athletics PHED 229 BEGINNING fencing, ÉPÉE. PHED 232 CHALLENGE EDUCATION ACTIVITIES Tryouts are open to all interested students. student athletes http://www.hollins.edu/athletics/courses.htm
Extractions: Two regular terms of physical education course work are required for graduation. One term should be taken in the first year with the encouragement of completing the requirement by the end of the sophomore year. No more than one activity course or varsity team sport in a single term may be taken in fulfillment of this requirement. No more than one activity at the 100 level or 300 level may be counted toward satisfying the requirement. A 200-level course may not be repeated for credit. To satisfy a term of the physical education requirement, all work must be completed within the term. These courses carry no academic credit and are graded on a pass/fail basis. With respect to the needs of individual students, maximum practical flexibility is applied. However, it is rare that a student is excused from completing the physical education requirement. The aims of this department are to foster understanding of healthful living and to help students develop physical skills which can be useful throughout life. Special fees are charged for some courses.
1999-2000 UCI Catalogue: Athletics And Recreati In the last 16 years, 1486 UCI studentathletes have earned the award. Active clubs include badminton, bike racing, cricket, fencing, golf, http://www.editor.uci.edu/99-00/intro/intro.19.html
Extractions: UCI's Intercollegiate Athletic Program features 19 sports, with 10 men's teams, eight women's teams, and one coed sailing team. Men's sports include basketball, crew, cross country, golf, soccer, swimming and diving, tennis, track and field, volleyball, and water polo. UCI's men's teams compete in the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division I, and the University is a member of the 12-school Big West Conference. UCI also competes in the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation in men's soccer, men's volleyball, and water polo. UCI's sailing team competes in the Intercollegiate Yacht Racing Association (ICYRA), and crew competes in the Pacific Coast Championships. The UCI women's teams also are members of NCAA Division I and the Big West Conference, competing in basketball, crew, cross country, soccer, swimming and diving, tennis, track and field, and volleyball. UCI has captured 21 national team championships in eight different sports since opening in 1965, with 63 individuals winning national titles and well over 400 earning All-American honors. UCI has won 41 Big West conference championships since 1977. Each spring, the University presents the Big West Scholar-Athlete Award to those student-athletes who maintained a 3.0 GPA over the previous three quarters. In the last 16 years, 1,486 UCI student-athletes have earned the award. The mission of UCI Intercollegiate Athletics is to facilitate and enrich the education and personal growth of its students through their participation in competitive NCAA Division I athletics. Intercollegiate Athletics is committed to the welfare of student-athletes and staff, and advocates an environment that promotes excellence in athletic and academic performance, sportsmanship, diversity, and gender equity. Intercollegiate Athletics also supports the University of California's mission of public service and serves to generate a unifying spirit among students, faculty, staff, and alumni that transcends communities, cultures, and generations.
Listings Ontario: Hamilton: McMaster University http//wwwathrec.mcmaster.ca/athletics/teams/fencing/mfencing.htm (Added Dec 12, Athletic Awards Honours Hall of Fame Information for student Athletes http://listingsca.com/Ontario/South-West/Hamilton-Wentworth-County/Hamilton/Educ
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Panther Athletics - Reach For The 21st Century Iniative Female studentathletes have benefitted by the construction of a women s only fencing on three sides has designated the field exclusively for http://www.eiu.edu/~sprtinfo/gopanthers/21st.htm
Extractions: Outdoor Track [W] "Reach for the 21st Century" is a major funding endeavor of Eastern Illinois University Athletics and its friends. Our student-athletes deserve only the best facilities as they strive in their own way to reach new goals and gain a place in the Panther legacy." Introduction Coaches Stadium Darling Courts Lantz Arena ... How You Can Help! INTRODUCTION: Eastern Illinois University's broad based 22 sport intercollegiate program, the best in the Ohio Valley Conference, has begun the new millennium well prepared to continue its long tradition of championship teams and graduating quality student-athletes. Providing student-athletes and staff with the best training and competitive facilities possible has kept Panther athletic teams at the top of the OVC as Eastern forges a position of prominence in the 21st century.
Extractions: Fencing Links... Homepage Schedule Women's Team Roster Men's Team Roster Coaching Staff Individual Awards High Performance Camp Youth Camp Power Kids Camp Statistics Press Release Photo Gallery Recruiting Alumni Tournament Fundraising Team Awards CISM External Links November 18, 2003 Chatelaine, Bank of Montreal, The Hamilton Spectator, CAAWS, Goodlife Fitness and Wilson Sports are proud sponsors of this special, inaugural OUA event. For media inquires and accreditation, please contact Claire Baillie at the OUA office. NAME SCHOOL SPORT HOMETOWN Jennifer Marsh Brock University Rowing Port Perry, ON Stacey Siopis Carleton University Soccer Pickering, ON Brooke Hilditch University of Guelph Mississauga, ON Maureen Watson Lakehead University Victoria, BC Clare Beatty Laurentian University Basketball Sudbury, ON
Extractions: Student-Athlete Advisory Council 2003-04 CSU Student-Athlete Handbook Formed as a voice for CSU student-athletes, the Student-Athlete Advisory Council has successfully served not only the participants in intercollegiate athletics at CSU but by creating a tie between Cleveland State and the community. SAAC was developed by the CSU athletic department to:
