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- Haverford had the most student-athletes (71) named to the Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll for the third straight season of competition. The Fords finished with 172 Academic Honor Roll selections during the 2013-14 academic year.
- 39 student-athletes were named to All-Centennial Conference teams.
- Softball broke three program records including wins in a season (29).
- Centennial Conference All-Sportsmanship Squad: Rosie Samide (women’s lacrosse), Alexandra Ranucci (women’s track & field), Harrison Elbert (men’s tennis), Alex Ferrara (women’s tennis), Elliott Schwartz (men’s track & field), Kyle Waney (baseball), Emily Winesett (softball).
- Softball and baseball each won the Centennial Conference tournament and advanced to the NCAA Tournament.
- Baseball won the Centennial Conference tournament with a 2-1 victory over host Gettsyburg College in 12 innings (the longest game in Centennial tournament history).
- Men’s outdoor track and field runner Christopher Stadler was the NCAA Division III National Champion in the 5,000 meter run.
- Women’s outdoor track and field runner Hope Rainey qualified for the NCAA Division III National Championship in the 3,000 meter steeplechase.
- Women’s tennis reached the Centennial Conference final for the first time in program history.
- Won the Centennial Conference tournament for the second time in the last three seasons with a 2-1 victory over host Gettysburg College in 12 innings (the longest game in Centennial tournament history).
- Participated in the Mid-Atlantic Regional of the NCAA Division III Tournament for the second time in the last three years.
- The Fords were the only team in the conference to steal more than 100 bases as they led the Centennial in stolen bases for the sixth time in the last seven years.
- All-Centennial Conference - (Bergjans - first team, Falkoff - honorable mention, Miranda - first team, Ott- honorable mention)
- Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll - (Bannard, Bergjans, Coulter, Fox, Kane, Miranda, Randazzo, Tentilucci)
William Bannard
- Centennial Conference Tournament MVP
- Paced the Centennial Conference in stolen bases with 26
Thomas Bergjans
- D3baseball.com All-Mid-Atlantic Region first team (pitcher)
- American Baseball Coaches Association (ABCA) All-Mid-Atlantic Region first team
- ABCA All-American first team (pitcher)
- Established new program records for career strikeouts (263), career wins (22), single-season strikeouts (96), and single-season wins (9).
- Centennial Conference Pitcher of the Year
- Philadelphia Inquirer Academic All-Area Team
Patrick Falkoff
- Set the school record with 19 appearances
- Tied the program record for saves in a season (7)
Casey Fox
- Centennial Conference Pitcher of the Week (March 31)
Nick Miranda
- Tied the program record for hits in a game with five against Ursinus (April 16)
Kyle Waney
- Centennial Conference All-Sportsmanship team
- Went undefeated in the Centennial Conference tournament to capture the program’s second conference title.
- Their 6-2 win over Muhlenberg College in the Centennial Championship game was the 200th victory of Jen Ward’s coaching career.
- Recorded the program’s first two NCAA victories over Wheaton (Mass.) College (6-2) and Farmingdale State College (8-0) before falling in a heartbreaker to host Montclair State University, 2-0, in the regional final.
- Established a new program record for wins in a season (29)
- Set a single-season program record for fielding percentage (.957).
- Registered the longest winning streak in program history with 10 straight victories from April 19 to May 9.
- All-Centennial Conference -(DiCandilo - first team, Garlick - first team, Newman - second team, Tauriello - second team, Winesett - second team)
- Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll - (Brody, Comerford, DiCandilo, Garlick, Newman, Winesett)
Dayle Comerford
- Centennial Conference Tournament MVP
Jennifer DiCandilo
- Graduated as softball’s program record holder in doubles (44), RBI (118).
- Philadelphia Inquirer All-Academic Softball
Elizabeth Newman
- Graduated as softball’s program record holder in batting average (.388), on-base percentage (.457), runs scored (134) and hits (186).
- Centennial Conference Player of the Week (March 24)
Jill Schnall
- Montclair NCAA Regional All-Tournament Team
- Hit a program-record nine home runs which tied for first in the Centennial Conference.
- Centennial Conference Co-Player of the Week (April 7)
Brittany Stevenson
- Established a new program record for saves in a season with four.
Sara Tauriello
- Montclair NCAA Regional All-Tournament Team
- Ranked first in the conference and 10th nationally in ERA (0.89).
- Established new single-season program records for ERA (0.89), opponent’s batting average (.173) and wins (12).
Lauren Touey
- NCAA Montclair Regional All-Tournament Team
Emily Winesett
- Centennial Conference All-Sportsmanship team
- Centennial Conference Pitcher of the Week (April 21)
- The Fords had four different players score two or more goals in a 16-3 win over Mount Saint Mary on March 11.
- Jack Bodine and Christian Clay led the team in scoring with 22 points.
- Chris Christensen led the team with 17 goals.
- Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll - (Caliendo, Fenaroli, Hitchcock, Smith, Witmer)
- Claimed a 9-8 victory over Stevenson University, the eventual Commonwealth Conference champion (March 5).
- Nine different players scored a goal in an 18-14 win over McDaniel, a Centennial Conference tournament qualifier. (March 29).
- All-Centennial Conference - (Cullen - honorable mention, Perry - first team)
- Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll - (Adler, Cullen, Fleming, Horn, Samide, Sockett)
Diana Perry
- Intercollegiate Women’s Lacrosse Coaches (IWLCA) All-Metro Region first team
Rosie Samide
- Centennial Conference All-Sportsmanship team
- Reached the Centennial Conference tournament for the fourth straight year
- Won their first five Centennial Conference matches
- Finished 7-2 in the Centennial Conference with their only two losses coming against the two conference tournament finalists (John Hopkins and Swarthmore).
- All-Centennial Conference - (Acaba - singles - first team, doubles - second team, Millman - doubles - second team, Romei - singles and doubles - second team, Youse - doubles - second team)
- Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll - (Cummings, Homan, Mason, Millman, Romei, Van Dyke)
Harrison Elbert
- Centennial Conference All-Sportsmanship team
Matt Romei
- Centennial Conference Scholar-Athlete of the Year
- Registered its fourth straight double-digit win season
- Qualified for the conference tournament for the sixth consecutive year
- With a 9-0 victory vs. Gettysburg (April 26), the Fords clinched the third seed in the Centennial Conference tournament, the highest regular season finish in program history
- Advanced the Centennial Conference final for the first time after taking down second-seeded Franklin & Marshall 5-3.
- Rose as high as 10th in the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) Atlantic South Region before finishing the season ranked 14th.
- All-Centennial Conference - Donches - doubles - second team, Ferrara - singles - first team, Gallagher - singles - first team, Himselstein - singles - first team, doubles - second team)
- Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll - (Donches, Ferrara, Gallagher, Himelstein)
Kate Donches
- Centennial Conference Scholar-Athlete of the Year
Alex Ferrara
- Centennial Conference All-Sportsmanship team
- Centennial Conference co-Player of the Week (April 14)
Caitlin Gallagher
- Ended the season ranked 25th regionally among singles players
- Philadelphia Inquirer Academic All-Area Team
Roby Himelstein
- Centennial Conference Player of the Week (March 31)
- Finished second at the Centennial Conference outdoor championships
- The points earned by Christopher Stadler and Avi Bregman at the men’s track & field outdoor national meet helped the Fords tie for sixth in the final team standings.
- All-Centennial Conference - (Bennett - Triple Jump - honorable mention, Bregman - steeplechase - first team, Graves - Long Jump, Triple Jump - first team, High Jump - second team, Iannacone - Pole Vault - second team, Marquardt - 1,500 meters - second team, 800 meters - honorable mention, Roza - steeplechase - second team, Sokas - 5,000 meters, 10,000 meters - honorable mention, Stadler - 5,000 meters, 10,000 meters - first team, Yellets - 400 meters - first team)
- Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll - (Bregman, Callon, Fujimori, Gabor, Gandolfo-Lucia, Gardner, Gooding, Iannacone, Keny, Marisco, Mendelsohn, Parry, Priver, Ristow, Schwartz, Smith, Sokas, Stackman, Stadler, Verner-Crist)
- Honored as a USTFCCCA All-Academic Team
- USTFCCCA Scholar Athletes - (Bregman, Keny, Roza, Sokas Stadler)
Avi Bregman
- NCAA Division III Outdoor All-American (steeplechase)
- NCAA Division III Outdoor National Qualifier (steeplechase)
- Centennial Conference Individual Champion (steeplechase)
- Philadelphia Inquirer Men’s Track & Field Academic All-Area team
- United States Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) Division III Athlete of the Week (April 21)
Gibby Graves
- NCAA Division III Outdoor National Qualifiers (Long Jump)
- Centennial Conference Individual Champion (Long Jump, Triple Jump)
- Outstanding Field Performer of the Centennial Championship meet
Charlie Marquardt
- NCAA Division III Outdoor National Qualifier (1,500 meters)
David Roza
- NCAA Division III Outdoor National Qualifier (steeplechase)
Elliot Schwartz
- Centennial Conference All-Sportsmanship team
Christopher Stadler
- NCAA Division III Track and Field National Champion (5,000 meters)
- NCAA Division III Outdoor All-American (5,000,10,000 meters)
- NCAA Division III Outdoor National Qualifier (5,000, 10,000 meters)
- USTFCCCA Mideast Region outdoor track Athlete of the Year
- Philadelphia Inquirer Men’s Track & Field Performer of the Year
- Centennial Conference Individual Champion (5,000, 10,000 meters)
- Philadelphia Inquirer Men’s Track & Field Academic All-Area team
- Centennial Conference Outdoor Track and Field Athlete of the Week (April 21)
Jonathan Yellets
- Centennial Conference Individual Champion (400 meters)
Women’s Outdoor Track and Field
- Finished seventh at the Centennial Conference Outdoor Track championships
- All-Centennial Conference - (Rainey - steeplechase - first team, Steele - 100, 200 meters - second team)
- Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll - (Allen, Balmer, Berklein, Duffy, Farley, Freeley, Greifield, Howe, Kahn, Kantor, Lellman, Murphy, Quay-de la Valle, Ranucci, Thorsheim)
- USTFCCCA All-Academic Team
- USTFCCCA Scholar Athlete - Rainey
Hope Rainey
- NCAA Division III National Qualifier (steeplechase)
- Set program record for 3,000 meter steeplechase (10:48.21)
Alexandra Ranucci
- Centennial Conference All-Sportsmanship team