Haverford College Varsity Highlights - Winter 2011-12

Haverford College Athletics

58 student-athletes were named to the Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll.
Men's basketball had two players (Ian Goldberg and Cam Baker) reach the 1,000 point plateau.
Women's basketball reached the Centennial Conference playoffs for the first time in program history.

Men’s Basketball

All-Centennial Conference- (Goldberg – first team.)
Team had two players – Goldberg and Cam Baker -- score their 1,000th point in the last game of the season.

Women’s Basketball

Qualified for the playoffs for the first time in program history.
Registered its first playoff win in program history and made its first trip to the conference semifinals.
Set new program standards for overall wins (18), conference wins (12).
Tied the longest win streak in program history (6).
Finished the season ranked 15th nationally in scoring defense.
Head coach Bobbi Morgan was named the Centennial Coach of the Year.
All-Centennial Conference- (Meeks –second team)

Men’s Indoor Track and Field

Team won the Centennial Conference title for the second year in a row.
Team finished fifth at the conference championship meet.
All-Centennial Conference- (Colletta – first team, Golato – first team, Krause – first team, Schilit –first team, Schoch –first team, Siqueiros – first team, Arnold – honorable mention, Callon – honorable mention, Golato –honorable mention, Iannacone –honorable mention, Gebby Keny – honorable mention, Kissin – honorable mention, Stadler – honorable mention, Schoch –honorable mention.)
Schilit and Schoch earned spots at the NCAA Division III Championship.

Jordan Schilit

Set a conference championship meet record in the 5,000 with a time of 14 minutes, 34.76 seconds.
Set a new conference standard in the 5,000 during the season with a time of 14:12.77.
Finished fourth in 800 meter run and Schilit finished seventh in the 5,000 to earn All-American honors.

Women’s Indoor Track and Field

All-Centennial Conference- (Lipinski – first team, Balmer – honorable mention, Lipinski –honorable mention, Hess – honorable mention, Morgan – honorable mention, Scott –honorable mention, Seglem – honorable mention, Oehrig – honorable mention)

Kylie Lipinski

Set a new program record in the triple jump (11.52 meters/37 feet, 9 1/2 inches).
Attained Centennial Conference indoor track field performer of the year honors for the second year in a row

Kathryn Balmer

Men’s Fencing

Won the Mid-Atlantic Conference Fencing Association (MACFA) championship for the third year in a row.
Max Findley, Sam Levinson, and Lawrence Wang captured the MACFA foil squad championship for Haverford for the first time since 1983.

Andrew Bostick

Women’s Fencing

NIWFA squad championship (15 squads competing): epee (second), foil (fifth), sabre (sixth).
Placed fourth out of 15 teams at the NIWFA Championship.
Team had two fencers finish 15th and registered the best in Division III at their respective weapon at NCAA regional competition - (Elbert - foil, Baliga - epee)
NIWFA All-Stars- (Baliga – first team, Peters – second team).
Eastern Women’s Fencing Conference (EWFC) All-Stars- (Baliga - first-team- epee, Sofia - first-team - epee, Peters - second-team- epee, Poling - second-team- foil, Behling -first-team - sabre, Feldman - second-team - sabre.)
Placed third at the EWFC Championship.

Men’s Squash

Captured the Collegiate Squash Association Serues Cup (F Division) Championship.

Alex Spiliotes

Received invitation to compete at the Collegiate Squash Association Individual Championship Tournament.