http://www.miamihawktalk.com/home/news/index/ Miami RedHawks sports talk and more en Miami Hawk Talk | SFB Gnomic Industries 2008-11-17T14:53:00-05:00 http://www.miamihawktalk.com/home/news/story/womens_cc_takes_8th_place_at_great_lakes_regional/ Laura Neufarth led the way for the RedHawks at the NCAA Great Lakes Regional meet on Satuday (Nov. 10th) in Bloomington, IN.  Finishing 5th overall with a time of 20:55, Neufarth lead Miami to an 8th place finish (284 points).  Michigan State (60) and Michigan (63) grabbed the top two team spots.  Mid-American Conference mates Akron (263) and Ball State (285) took 7th and 9th place, respectively, while MAC champion Ohio U. (286) finished 10th.  The individual champion was Nicole Edwards of Michigan, who finished with a time of 20:30.Also scoring for Miami were Jennie Stoll (47th, 22:16), Kelsey McHugh (64th, 22:44), Rebekah Hollander (77th, 22:59), and Mia Fiegelist (91st, 23:07).At-large bids (for teams and individuals) to the NCAA Championship meet will be announced on Monday (Nov. 12th). Look for Laura Neufarth to represent Miami at the championship meet in Terre Haute, IN on Nov. 19th!! http://www.ncaasports.com/crosscountry/recaps/d1_glakes_women/2007 Women's Sports, Women's Olympic Sports, Women's Cross Country and Track Bash Riprock 2007-11-11T16:55:00-05:00 http://www.miamihawktalk.com/home/news/story/neufarth_leads_miami_to_third_place_finish_at_mac_meet/ Laura Neufarth continued her winning ways by taking the individual crown at the MAC women's cross-country championship meet on Saturday (Oct. 27th) in Mount Pleasant, Michigan.  Neufarth covered the 5K course in 17:35, while runner-up Allison Bishel of Ball State clocked in at 17:38.Neufarth's finish lead the RedHawks to a third-place finish (77 points) behind team champion Ohio U. (56 points) and runner-up Akron (58 points).  Also scoring for Miami were Jennie Stoll (11th place overall, 18:07), Kelsey McHugh (18th, 18:25), Rebekah Hollander (20th, 18:29), and Sarah Henize (27th, 18:36).http://muredhawks.cstv.com/sports/m-xc/stats/2007-2008/mens_final_team_report.html Women's Sports, Women's Olympic Sports, Women's Cross Country and Track Bash Riprock 2007-10-28T15:40:00-05:00 http://www.miamihawktalk.com/home/news/story/womens_cc_season_ends_with_22nd_place_finish/ The Miami women's cross country team finished the season with a 22nd place finished in the 30-team NCAA Great Lakes Regional meet on Saturday (Nov. 11) at Bowling Green.  The RedHawks were lead by junior Jenni Stoll, who finished 72nd overall with a time of 22:52 for the 6K course.  Nicole Edwards of Michigan finished first overall with a time of 20:50.Rounding out the scoring five for Miami were Mia Fieglist (100th place, 23:26), sophomore Erin McGowan (104th, 23:30), sophomore Rebekah Hollander (125th, 23:49), and freshman Amanda Mirochna (131st, 23:57).Michigan State (63 points) and Wisconsin (66) earned the region's two automatic bids to the NCAA Championship meet, while Michigan (89), Butler (111), and Notre Dame (116) rounded out the top five schools.Look for great things from this team next year as Jenni Stoll returns along with talented juniors Mia Fiegelist, Sarah Henize, and Carol Eckerly, and a host of sophomore and freshman talent that gained valuable experience this season.  Congratulations ladies! http://muredhawks.cstv.com/sports/w-xc/recaps/111106aab.html  Women's Sports, Women's Olympic Sports, Women's Cross Country and Track Bash Riprock 2006-11-14T13:19:00-05:00 http://www.miamihawktalk.com/home/news/story/womens_cc_takes_8th_at_the_macc_meet/ Cold, rainy, and muddy conditions prevailed in Buffalo, New York (Oct. 28) during the MAC Championship meet for women's cross-country.  Miami finished eighth overall with 177 team points.  Ohio University won with  an impressive 37 team points, follow by Bowling Green (113 points) and Akron (129 points).Miami was lead by junior Jennie Stoll, who finished 11th overall covering the 5K course in 21:08.  Other Miami runners in the scoring five were; junoir Mia Fiegelist (32nd place overall, 21:42), sophomore Erin McGowan (34th, 21:43), sophomore Rebekah Hollander (42nd, 21:55), and freshman Kelsey McHugh (58th, 22:16). Carime Reinhart of Ohio U. was the overall winner with a time of 20:02.http://muredhawks.cstv.com/sports/w-xc/recaps/102806aaa.html    Women's Sports, Women's Olympic Sports, Women's Cross Country and Track Bash Riprock 2006-10-29T15:31:00-05:00 http://www.miamihawktalk.com/home/news/story/womens_cc_finishes_fifth_at_all_ohio/ The Miami women's cross-country team tallied 180 team points to finish fifth in the 38-team field at the All-Ohio Championship meet in Delaware, Ohio (Oct. 6).  The Redhawks were lead by freshman Kelsey McHugh, who placed 20th overall with a time of 19:16.  It was McHugh's first top finish for Miami. Other RedHawk runners scoring for the team included junior Jennie Stoll (21st place overall, 19:17), junior Mia Fiegelist (33rd, 19:28), freshman Erin McGowan (49th, 19:42), and junior Sarah Henize (57th, 19:50).  The team competition was won by Ohio University (63 points), followed by Ohio State (73 points), Case Western Reserve University (161 points), and Cedarville  University (177 points).  The overall individual winner was Katie Wieferich of the College of Wooster with a time of 18:11.  http://muredhawks.cstv.com/sports/w-xc/recaps/100706aac.html Women's Sports, Women's Olympic Sports, Women's Cross Country and Track Bash Riprock 2006-10-08T16:40:00-05:00 http://www.miamihawktalk.com/home/news/story/womens_cc_team_finishes_8th_at_notre_dame/ Junior Jennie Stoll lead the Miami women's cross-country team to an 8th place finish at the Notre Dame Invitational in South Bend, IN on Friday (Sept. 29).   Stoll finished 23rd overall with a time of 18:44 on the 5K course.  Miami tallied 192 team points in the 24-team field.   Indiana State won the team competition with 123 points.  Rounding out the scoring five for the RedHawks were junior Mia Fiegelist (33rd place overall, 18:50), freshman Kelsey McHugh (38th, 18:53), sophomore Erin McGowan (50th, 19:04), and junior Sarah Henize (53rd, 19:06). Next up for Miami is the All-Ohio Championship Oct. 6 in Delaware, Ohio. Women's Sports, Women's Olympic Sports, Women's Cross Country and Track Bash Riprock 2006-10-01T16:58:00-05:00 http://www.miamihawktalk.com/home/news/story/henize_named_mac_runner_of_the_week/ Miami junior Sarah Henize was named the women's MAC runner of the week for her first career individual title at the Miami Invitational (Sept. 9). Henize finished with a first-place time of 18:54.01 leading the women's cross-country team to a first place finish in the three team field. Congratulations to Sarah! Henize Finding Her Stride - Bucyrus Telegraph-Forum Women's Sports, Women's Olympic Sports, Women's Cross Country and Track Bash Riprock 2006-09-23T01:42:00-05:00 http://www.miamihawktalk.com/home/news/story/women_strong_in_charlotte_men_succeed_in_cincy/ It was a successful weekend for the men’s and women’s track and field teams, as both put on strong showings in their respective competitions. At the Charlotte Invitational, Sarah Heinze won the 1,500 in a time of 4:35.10, while Lashonda Davis once again showed her excellence in the long jump, finishing first with a leap of 20’ 4.5” (well past the regional qualifying standard of 19’ 7"). Kristina Bolterstein, who finished second in the high jump at 5’ 8.75”, also qualified for regionals, hitting the standard exactly. Miami posted eight top-ten finishes in the track events. In addition to Heinze’s victory, she finished seventh in the 800, Jennie Stoll finished fifth in the 1,500 and eighth in the 800, Davis was seventh in the 100, Betsy Allen eighth in the 400, and Alexis Lape sixth in the 100 hurdles and tenth in the 400 hurdles. Field results were similarly successful. In addition to Davis and Bolterstein, Katelyn Kelly finished seventh in the high jump, Erin Frazer eighth in the pole vault, and Doreen Nagawa seventh in the triple jump, while Lindsey Arundel finished fifth in the shot, Quekan Ibidunni fifth in the discus, Teresa Bis eighth in the hammer, and Rachel Buchenroth tenth in the javelin. On the men’s side, it was a successful weekend as well, as the team finished fourth at the Oliver Nikoloff Invitational in Cincinnati. Dan Huling won the 1,500 in 3:56.81 and Pat Sovacool the 5,000 in 14:52.87 to lead the RedHawks. There were twelve other top-five finishes for Miami, with Steve Schilling fifth in the 800, Chris Swisher second in the 1,500, Justin Campbell fourth in the 3,000 steeplechase, a fourth in the 4x100, a third in the 4x400, Tom Hermann fourth in the high jump, Ceith Creekmur fifth in the high jump, Chris Skaggs second in the pole vault, Ryan Phillips third in the long jump, Dan Beach fourth in the discus, and Kyle Kraus third in the javelin. Both the women and the men compete at home next weekend in the Miami Invitational. More on the men and the women at MURedHawks.com. Men's Sports, Men's Olympic Sports, Men's Cross Country and Track, Women's Sports, Women's Olympic Sports, Women's Cross Country and Track thechuck_2112 2006-04-05T13:25:00-05:00 http://www.miamihawktalk.com/home/news/story/miami_fifth_at_all_ohio_championships/ The RedHawks went to Delaware looking for their second team title in three years, but that wasn't in the cards on Friday. The women's XC team finished in fifth place at the All-Ohio meet, beating out MAC foes Kent State and Ohio, but well behind the champion Akron squad. For the fourth consecutive race, Jennie Stoll was Miami's top finisher, coming in fifth with a time of 18:28. More at MURedHawks.com. Women's Sports, Women's Olympic Sports, Women's Cross Country and Track thechuck_2112 2005-10-08T06:21:05-05:00 http://www.miamihawktalk.com/home/news/story/stoll_leads_miami_to_cedarville_invite_title/ For the second year in a row, the women's cross-country team rode the back of sophomore Jennie Stoll to victory at the Cedarville/Friendship Invitational. Finishing the race in 18:07, Stoll captured the individual title, coming in just one second ahead of Cedarville's Samantha Maat. Sophomores Sarah Heinze and Carol Eckerly and senior Kristen Proach all finished in the top ten for Miami as well. Thanks to their strong finishes, Miami edged out Ohio State for the team title, winning by a score of 45 to 47. The win at Cedarville was the RedHawks' first team title of the year. The team next competes at the Notre Dame Invitational on Sept. 30. More at MURedHawks.com. Women's Sports, Women's Olympic Sports, Women's Cross Country and Track thechuck_2112 2005-09-19T20:38:35-05:00