Avi Bregman

• All-Region team

Joel Christian

• All-Region team

Tom Donnelly

• The United States Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) Mideast Region’s Coach of the Year
• Centennial Conference Coach of the Year

Peter Kissin

• USTFCCCA All-American
• All-Region team
• Philadelphia Inquirer Academic All-Area Men’s Cross Country team

Charlie Marquardt

• All-Region team
• All-Region All-Freshman squad

Michael Riccio

• Centennial Conference All-Sportsmanship team

David Roza

• All-Region team

Brian Sokas

• All-Region team

Christopher Stadler

• USTFCCCA All-American
• Ran to a first-place finish at the conference championship to earn conference runner of the year accolades.
• All-Region team
• Philadelphia Inquirer Academic All-Area Men’s Cross Country team
• Philadelphia Inquirer Academic All-Area Men’s Cross Country Performer of the Year

Women’s Cross Country

• Finished 13th at the NCAA national championship.
• Fiona Hendry ran to a 23rd-place finish at the national meet to earn All-American honors.
• All-Centennial Conference – (Hendry – second team, Balmer – second team)
• Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll – (Balmer, Berklein, Duffy, Farley,Freeley, Hess, Howe, Kantor, Keifer, Lellman, Letner, Riffenburgh, Rosenbaum, Uddin)
• With a second-place finish, the team finished in the top four at the regional meet for the 12th time in the last 13 years.
• Made it 13 consecutive years of a top-three finish in the conference standings when it finished second at the Centennial championship held at Alumni Course.
• Ran to a first-place finish in the long course portion of the Dickinson Invitational.
• Ranked 26th in the USTFCCCA national preseason poll, the Fords moved all the way up to a tie for eighth in the final poll before the national meet

Katie Balmer

• All-Mideast Region team

Fiona Hendry

• Ran to a 23rd-place finish at the national meet to earn All-American honors.
• All-Mideast Region team
• All-Region All-Freshman team

Sarah Hess

• All-Mideast Region team

Fran Rizzo

• Centennial Conference Women’s Cross Country Coach of the Year

Emily Scott

• All-Mideast Region team
• Centennial Conference All-Sportsmanship team

Chelsea Thorsheim

• All-Mideast Region

Andrea Tocci

• All-Mideast Region team

Nora Weathers

• All-Mideast Region team
• All-Region All-Freshman team

Men’s Soccer

• Captured the Centennial Championship for the first time in program history.
• Advanced to the second round of the NCAA tournament for the first time in program history when it got past Wesleyan (Conn.) University, in penalty kicks, 4-2.
• Tallied the most overall wins (12) since the 1999 squad and tied for the fourth-highest win total in program history.
• Registered the most Centennial victories in program history (six).
• The victory over Rowan University on Oct.2 was the first win in program history over the Profs.
• All-Centennial Conference – (Gorski – first team, Morollo – honorable mention, Reingruber – honorable mention, Seitz – honorable mention, Yarosh – honorable mention)
• Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll – (Barlowe, Bohrmann, Calas, Henderson, Johnson, Lubelczyk, Reingruber, Robinson)

Matt Gorski

• National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) 2012 Division III All-Mid-Atlantic team – second team
• Graduates as the program leader in penalty kicks with four.

David Robinson

• Centennial Conference All-Sportsmanship team

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Women’s Soccer

• Claimed its first Centennial tournament championship with a 2-1 victory over host and 24th-ranked Johns Hopkins University.
• Graduating class compiled a four-year record of 50-14-11 to become the winningest class in program history.
• Qualified for the Centennial Conference playoffs for the sixth consecutive year.
• Played the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to a scoreless tie through regulation and two overtime periods in the first round of the NCAA tournament at Walton Field. The Engineers advanced on penalty kicks, 4-2.
• Went unbeaten at home (9-0-1) for the first time since 2005.
• Was tied for 25th in the NSCAA final regular season national poll.
• All-Centennial Conference – (Boyer – first team, Chen – first team, Newman – second team).
• Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll – (Antonisse, Babicz, Baker, Boyer, Chen, Chernow, Friedman, Hasselgren, Hoffman, McMahon, Miller and Newman)

Mariah Baker

• NSCAA 2012 College Division Scholar All-East Region – honorable mention

Meg Boyer

• NSCAA 2012 Division III All-Mid-Atlantic team – first team
• Philadelphia Inquirer Academic All-Area Women’s Soccer team

Allie Chen

• NSCAA 2012 Division III All-Mid-Atlantic team – third team
• NSCAA 2012 College Division Scholar All-East Region – fourth team
• Philadelphia Inquirer Academic All-Area Women’s Soccer team

Robin Chernow

• Led all conference netminders with eight shutouts.

Kara McMahon

• NSCAA 2012 College Division Scholar All-East Region – honorable mention

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Volleyball

• Advanced to the conference semifinals for 13 consecutive years
• All-Centennial Conference – (O’Day – first team, Godbe – honorable mention, Mills – honorable mention)
• Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll – (Brody, Coburn-Flynn, Mills, Scolaro)

Olivia Coburn-Flynn

• Graduates as the career (228) and season (91 in 2010) record holder in block assists.
• Centennial Conference All-Sportsmanship team

Keri Godbe –

• One of the three players in the conference to go over 300 kills during the season

Megan O’Day

• Led the conference in hitting percentage (.345).
• One of the three players in the conference to go over 300 kills during the season

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