- Varsity
Highlights
- Men's
Basketball
- Women's
Basketball
- Men's Indoor
Track & Field
- Women's
Indoor Track & Field
- Men's Fencing
- Women's Fencing
- Men's Squash
- Women's Squash
- 53 student-athletes were named to the Centennial Conference academic honor roll.
- 36 student-athletes were named to the All-Centennial Conference team.
- Centennial Conference All-Sportsmanship team: Hope Rainey (women’s basketball), Alexander Ranucci (women’s indoor track and field), Mike Iannacone (men’s indoor track and field), Henry Stevens (men’s basketball)
- Claimed a thrilling 57-56 Centennial Conference victory over visiting Gettysburg College courtesy of a three-pointer at the buzzer from senior Cam Baker (Dec. 1).
- Erupted for 53 second-half points on their way to stunning the eventual conference champion Dickinson College, 77-60, on Jan. 5.
- The Fords scored the final nine points of the contest and held visiting Franklin & Marshall, the conference front-runner at the time, to just 42 points in a 52-42 victory over the Diplomats on Jan. 26.
- All-Centennial Conference – (Cam Baker – honorable mention, Brett Cohen – honorable mention).
- Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll – (Cipriano, Cohen, Levine, Stevens, Winkler)
- Made its second consecutive trip to the Centennial playoffs.
- Tied the mark for most conference wins in program history with 12.
- Finished the season ranked 18th nationally in turnovers with a mere 14.3 per game. The Fords also ranked 23rd in three-point field goal defense and 32nd in overall scoring defense.
- All-Centennial Conference – (Meeks – second team, Pizzuto – honorable mention)
- Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll – (Baskin, Juneja, Pizzuto, Smith)
Dominique Meeks
- Became the fourth player in women’s basketball history to reach 1,000 points.
Jacquelyne Pizzuto
- Set a program record for free throw percentage in a single season (.872, 34-for-39).
Nina Voith
- Became the fifth player in women’s basketball history to reach 1,000 points.
- Finished second at the Centennial Championships.
- All-Centennial Conference – (Stadler – 3,000 meters, – first team, 5,000 meters – second team, Kissin – 5,000 meters – first team, Schilit – 5,000 meters – first team, Ainsley – heptathlon – first team, 60 meters, high jump – second team, Marquardt – mile, 4x800 relay – second team, distance medley relay – second team, Riccio – 4x800 relay – second team, McNeilly – 4x800 – second team, Milic-Strkalji – 4x800 – second team, mile – honorable mention, Iannacone – pole vault – honorable mention, Bennett – triple jump, honorable mention)
- Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll – (Bregman, Callon, Curry, Fujimori, Gabor, Gandolfo-Lucia, Gardner, Gooding, Iannacone, Keny, Marsico, Mendelsohn, Priver, Ristow, Schwartz, Smith, Sokas, Stackman, Stadler, Verner-Crist)
- Milic-Strkalj, Riccio, Schilit, Keny, Marquardt, Stadler and Kissin earned spots at the NCAA Division III Championships.
- The distance medley relay team of Milic-Strkalj, Keny, Riccio and Schilit raced to a fourth-place finish and All-American honors at the NCAA indoor championships.
Gabby Keny
- Part of the distance medley relay team raced to a fourth-place finish and All-American honors at the NCAA indoor championships.
Ivo Milic-Strkalji
- Part of the distance medley relay team raced to a fourth-place finish and All-American honors at the NCAA indoor championships.
Michael Riccio
- Part of the distance medley relay team raced to a fourth-place finish and All-American honors at the NCAA indoor championships.
Jordan Schilit
- Part of the distance medley relay team raced to a fourth-place finish and All-American honors at the NCAA indoor championships.
Christopher Stadler
- Captured the national title in the 5,000 meters run to earn All-American honors.
- Was named the outstanding track performer of the men’s conference championship meet.
Women’s Indoor Track and Field
- Finished in a tie for second at the Centennial Championships
- All-Centennial Conference – (Hendry – 5,000 meters – first team, Kornetsky – long jump, triple jump – second team, Davis – 400 meters – second team, 4x200 relay – honorable mention, Andrade – 4x200 relay – second team, Bigay – 4x200 relay – honorable mention, Carlomagno – 4x200 relay – honorable mention, distance medley relay team – honorable mention, Balmer – mile – honorable mention, Riffenbugh – 5,000 meters – honorable mention)
- Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll – (Allen, Balmer, Berklein, Braxton, Duffy, Farley, Freeley, Greifeld, Howe, James, Kahn, Kantor, Lellman, Murphy, Quay-de la Vallee, Ranucci, Thorsheim)
Katie Balmer
- Earned a spot competing in the mile at the NCAA Division III Championships, racing to a ninth-place finish in the event final.
- Set two program records in the mile in less than a week including a career-best time of 4 minutes, 55.85 seconds in the preliminaries of the NCAA championships.
- Placed third at the Mid-Atlantic Collegiate Fencing Association (MACFA) championships.
- Aaron Ruby placed seventh out of the best 36 sabre fencers in the region and just missed qualifying for nationals.
- Placed third at the National Intercollegiate Women’s Fencing Association (NIWFA) championships.
- Placed second at the Eastern Women’s Fencing Conference (EWFC) championships.
- Coaching staff was named the EWFC 2013 Coaching Staff of the Year.
- EWFC All-Conference team – (Braun – foil – first team, Sofia – epee – first team, Petersen – epee – first team, Horn – sabre – first team, Behling – sabre – first team, Elbert – foil – second team)
- Earned the Barnaby Award for the most improved team in men’s collegiate squash.
- Senior Andy McComas was invited to play in the CSA national individual tournament.
- Won the College Squash Association (CSA) E Division Championship.
- Team’s seven wins ties them with the 2002-2003 squad for the second-most wins in program history.
- Senior Hannah Miller was recognized as the standout player of the E Division.
- Junior Caroline Nightingale was invited to play in the CSA national individual tournament.