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Pirinelli Wins Two Events in Ottawa

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Alyssa Pirinelli won both throws and Jessica Marini set the St. Lawrence record in the 600 meter run to highlight Saint performances at the Ottawa Superdome Saturday Series to open the 2010 portion of the indoor track and field season.

Caroline Raue '13

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Bedford Hills, NY
Fox Lane
Career Statistics: 
Career Bests:
800: 2:35.41 4/22/11 1000: 3:33.22 1/16/10
1500: 5:06.20 4/17/10; Mile: 5:38.89 1/22/11
3000: 10:50.18 2/19/11; 5000: 19:13.87 2/25/11
3000 Steeplechase: 12:11.65
2010-11: Caroline ran personal records in the 800, 3000, mile, 5000 and steeplechase as a sophomore, adding the longer distance races to her collegiate resume. She was sixth in the 3000 at the NYSCTC indoor championships and seventh in the 5000 and finished sixth in the Liberty League indoors at 5000 meters and fourth in the league meet in the steeplechase outdoors.
2009-10: Caroline competed in the middle distances in her first season of intercollegiate track and field and also ran in relays.

At Fox Lane: Raue was an impressive Scholar-Athlete, earning recognition for her efforts on the Cross Country trail and in the classroom. The Bedford Hills, NY native was a four-time All-League and All-County selection for cross country while serving as a two-year captain. A member of the National Art Honor Society, Raue was a state qualifier for cross country as well.

Kylie Morris '13

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Bedford, NH
Bishop Guertin
Career Statistics: 

Career Bests:
400: 1:08.92 1/23/10; 500:  1:29.70 2/5/10
800: 2:41.01 2/26/10 55 hurdles: 11.26 2/26/10
High Jump: 1.58 (5-2.25) 2/26/10: Long Jump: 4.49 (14-8.75) 12/12/09
Shot Put: 7.24 (23-9) 2/26/10 Penathlon: 2397 2/26/10

Kylie Morris returns to competition after missing her junior year due to injury.

2010-11: Kylie was unable to compete as a sophomore due to an off-season injury.

2009-10: Kylie Morris was the Saint Indoor Rookie of the Year for women's track and field after an outstanding first season of competition. She set the SLU record in the high jump at 1.58 metersindoors and was Liberty League champion indoors and fourth in the NYSCTC outdoor championships. She had four event wins in the high jump. She also competed in the long jump and the indoor pentathlon.

At Bishop Guertin: Kylie competed in cross country and track and field and competed in the Nike Nationals in the 4x400 in 2007 and high jump in 2008. She was New Hampshire state Class L champion in the high jump and the 4x400 relay in 2007 and state champion in the high jump in 2008.

 

Pirinelli, Newcomers Shine in Track and Field Opener

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Alyssa Pirinelli started her senior year in the right way and several newcomers had impressive debuts as St. Lawrence University's women's track and field team opened the 2009-10 indoor season at the Saint Holiday Relays at the Newell Field House on Saturday afternoon.

Saint Women's Track and Field Program

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Merrick-Pinkard Track
Newell Field House Indoor Track Facility

Winners of six of the last eight outdoor league championships and 10 of 12 indoor titles in the history of the Liberty League, St. Lawrence University's women's track and field program competes and trains at one of the finest small-college track and field complexes in the nation. The team won its first-ever ECAC championship at the 2007 indoor meet, and was ranked as high as 11th in the nation in the 2007, 2008 and 2009 campaigns.

The Merrick-Pinkard Track Complex was the host site of the 2003 NCAA Division III Outdoor Championships, while Newell Field House was the site of the 2005 ECAC Indoor Championships.  Like the Merrick-Pinkard complex, it has been the site of New York State Collegiate Track Conference (NYSCTC) championships as well as many large invitational meets.

Pirinelli Is Field Performer of the Year Again

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Alyssa Pirinelli was named Liberty League Outdoor Field Performer of the Year for the fourth consecutive season and the fifth time in her career to conclude the 2008-09 outdoor track season.

Pirinelli 2nd in Shot, All America in Hammer at NCAA

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May 23:St. Lawrence University junior Alyssa Pirinelli earned All-America status for the seventh time in her career Saturday after finishing in second place in the women's shot put at the NCAA Division III championship meet.

Pirinelli Sets Record in Twilight Qualifier

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May 9: Saturday's soggy Saint Twilight Qualifier at the Merrick-Pinkard Track and Field Complex wasn't about winning, it was all about performance.


Athletes from St. Lawrence were joined by competitors from five other New York State collegiate teams plus athletes from the University of Ottawa and the Ottawa Lions Track Club with the U.S. athletes looking to meet qualifying marks or improve on existing qualifications for the upcoming ECAC and NCAA Championships.


While the weather was far from ideal for the meet, several performances improved seedings for Saint athletes including an improved SLU record in the hammer and a record in the discus by junior All America Alyssa Pirinelli.


Pirinelli threw 52.19 meters (171-03), missing NCAA automatic qualification by just .41 of a meter, but improving her own SLU record and moving up to sixth nationally depending upon other results nationally this weekend. Pirinelli met ECAC qualification in the discus with a throw of 38.93 meters (127-9), a full 1.02 meters better than the previous SLU mark set by Amanda Miller in 1998. She also met NCAA provisional standards with a 13.91 throw (45-7.75) in the shot put, but her throw of 14.32 meters in the Cortland Classic is her best of the year and ranks second nationally.


Jenna Hulton improved her ECAC seed time in the 1500 meters, running 4:41.96 to finish three seconds off NCAA provisional qualifying time in that event with Wendy Pavlus running 4:48.07 and Alexis Nuffer 4:56.53.

Pirinelli, Pavlus Win Awards, Saints 2nd in NYSCTC Meet

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May 2: Alyssa Pirinelli earned Field Athlete of the Meet honors and Wendy Pavlus was named the Runner of the Meet as each won multiple individual championships at the 2009 New York State Collegiate Track Conference outdoor championships at the Merrick-Pinkard Track Complex on Saturday.

Baron, Irion Lead Saints at Big Red Invitational

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April 26: Throwers Lisa Baron and Holly Irion had the top Saint performances on Sunday as the St. Lawrence women's outdoor track and field team prepped for the upcoming New York State Collegiate Track Conference Outdoor Championships by competing in the non-scoring Big Red Invitational at Cornell.

Baron finished second in the shot put with a throw of 11.63 meters and was seventh in the discus with a 33.75 meter throw and sixth in the hammer at 37.92 meters while Iron was second in the hammer with a 43.76 meter throw and finished eighth in the discus.

Other top ten finishes for Saint athletes included a fifth in 15.48 seconds by Meaghan White in the 100 hurdles and a sixth in 2:19.21 by Jenna Hulton in the 800 meters.

White was 12th and Jessica Venezia was 16th in the 100 meters and Venezia was 14th in the long jump and 12th in the triple jump. Alexis Nuffer was 14th, Cassie DiMarino was 15th and Kelsey Rebehn was 17th in the 400 while Megan Derby was 16th and Liz Atwood 17th in the 800. Chelsea McKenzie was 14th in the 1500, Emily Palmer was 12th in the 100 hurdles and Jessica Ingalls was 14th in the javelin for other top 15 performances by Saint athletes.

The Saints will host the NYSCTC Championships at the Merrick-Pinkard Track Complex beginning Friday at 1 p.m.

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