Springfield College Home > Athletics > Men's Track And Field

Springfield Men, Wheaton Women Win ECAC Division III Track and Field Championships

SPRINGFIELD, Mass., May 17, 2002-The Springfield College men and the Wheaton College women won team titles at the Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) Division III Track and Field Championship hosted on Springfield College's Blake Track.

The Pride men scored 82 points, ahead of Williams (77), Wheaton (57), MIT (36) and SUNY Cortland (34), while the Lyon women's 109 points outdistanced SUNY Cortland (67), Williams (57), MIT (36) and Saint Lawrence (34).

Despite winning only one individual event, the 4x100-meter relay, the Springfield men improved upon its second-place finish to Wheaton from a year ago. The Wheaton women defended its 2001 title by scoring four first-place finishes.

SUNY Cortland senior Jennifer White (Rochester, N.Y) was the two-day event's lone double-winner, finishing first in both the 100 hurdles (14.57) and 400 hurdles (1:02.30).

Men's Team Scores:
1. Springfield 82
2. Williams 77
3. Wheaton 57
4. MIT 36
5. Cortland 34
6. Coast Guard 33
7. Rochester 30
8. St. Lawrence 29
9. York 26
10. Bowdoin 25
11. RPI 24
12. Ithaca 23
13. Tufts 22
14. Union 21
15 Bates 20
16. Westfield State 17
T17. Rutgers-Camden, Dickinson 16
19. Brockport 15.5
20. Muhlenburg 15
21. Middlebury 14
22. Grove City 11.5
T23. Kean, Trinity, Keene State, Eastern Connecticut, Babson, Wesleyan 11
T29. William Paterson, DeSales WPI, Richard Stockton 10
T33. Lebanon Valley, Bridgewater State, Conn. College, UMass-Dartmouth, NYU 6
T38. Hartwick, Plattsburgh 5
T40. Misericordia, Albright, Brandeis 4
T43. Colby-Sawyer, Amherst, Southern Maine 3
T46. Penn State-Behrend, Kings Point 1.

Women's Team Scores:
1. Wheaton 109
2. Cortland 67
3. Williams 57
4. MIT 36
5. St. Lawrence 34
6. Amherst 29
T7. Tufts, Southern Maine 26
9. Ithaca 24
10. Conn. College 23
11. Wesleyan 22
T12. WPI, New Jersey City 21
14. York 20
T15. Rochester, Middlebury 18
17. NYU 16
18. Mt. Holyoke 15
19. Brandeis 14
20. Lebanon Valley 13
21. Bowdoin 12
T22. Hartwick, Coast Guard 11
T24. Colby-Sawyer, Richard Stockton, Bates, Rutgers-Camden 10
T28. RPI, RIT, Trinity, Colby 9; T32. Salem State, Keene State, Grove City 8
T35. Ursinus, Springfield, Westfield, DeSales 7
T39. Bridgewater State, Dickinson, Thiel, Ramapo 6
T43. Brockport, Kean, Medgar Evers, Babson, UMass-Dartmouth 3
T48. Muhlenburg, Misericordia 2
50. William Paterson 1.
Springfield College Men's Track and Field Recruiting Guide

Team Links

Head Coach Ken Klatka

Ken Klatka Ken Klatka, just inducted into the Springfield College Athletic Hall of Fame in October, 2011, enters his 37th season as head coach of the men’s track and field program in 2012-2013. He ranks among the nation’s most successful coaches, with an overall record of 442 wins, 144 losses, and two ties for an impressive .753 winning percentage. Under his direction, Kevin Coyle '12 won the 2011 Division III Indoor Long Jump National Championship. Read more.

Contact Head Coach Ken Klatka

E-Mail | Phone: 413.748.3230

Springfield College 263 Alden Street, Springfield, MA 01109-3797 413.748.3000 | Employment at SC
Copyright © 2008-2009 Springfield College. All rights reserved worldwide.
Site design and production: Office of Marketing & Communications.