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September 14, 2006

McCarthy Win Men's Race, As Cross Country Hosts Bridgeport, Dominican

Middlebury, Conn.-Tim McCarthy led the Post University men's cross country team on a rainy Thursday afternoon, against the University of Bridgeport and Dominican College at Hop Brook Lake Park.

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McCarthy Win Men's Race, As Cross Country Hosts Bridgeport, Dominican

Courtesy of Patrick Moran, SID at Post University 

Middlebury, Conn.-Tim McCarthy led the Post University men's cross country team on a rainy Thursday afternoon, against the University of Bridgeport and Dominican College at Hop Brook Lake Park.

McCarthy finished the five-mile course in 34:30 and was followed by Larry Hamilton of Bridgeport and Randy Dunkin (Dumont, NJ) of Dominican to round out the top three.

Dominican defeated the Post men's team 20-35, and the Eagles also fell to Bridgeport 21-34. Dominican edged Bridgeport 26-29.

On the women's side Bridgeport took the top three individual spots as Kasondra Iadarola finished with the 23:23, followed by Monique Ross with a 26:07 and Maja Westman with a 28:28.

Dominican women defeated Post University, 25-30, but was defeated by Bridgeport 17-38.

The Lady Chargers are back in action on Saturday, September 23rd when they travel to the Wilmington College Invitational.

Post University Cross Country vs. Bridgeport & Dominican

September 14, 2006

Hop Brook Lake Park

Men's Individual Results

1.         Tim McCarthy, Post University            34:30

2.         Larry Hamilton, Bridgeport                    34:34

3.         Randy Dunkin, Dominican                    36:15

4.         Keynon Jackson, Dominican                    36:18

5          Richard Greenwood, Bridgeport            38:12

6.         Larry Hale, Bridgeport                    38:22

7.         Neil Fedele, Dominican                    38:45

8.         Willy Carty, Dominican                    39:39

9.         Nick Poggi, Dominican                    40:06

10.       Murphey Obon, Bridgeport                    42:45

11.       Richie Pierro, Post University                     42:49

12        Omar Isa, Bridgeport                         43:00

13.       Grant Mills, Post University                     43:05

14.       Eric Woronie, Post University            45:14

15.       Kyrel Davis, Bridgeport                    45:32

16.       AJ Reitter, Post University                     53:53

17.       Omar Robinson, Post University            53:53

Team Scores

Dominican 20, Post 35

Bridgeport 21, Post 34

Dominican 26, Bridgeport 29

Women's Individual Results

1.         Kasondra Iadarola, Bridgeport            23:23

2.         Monique Ross, Bridgeport                    26:07

3.         Majn Westman, Bridgeport                    28:28

4.         Jessica Lappe, Dominican                    28:32

5.         Kari Parr, Bridgeport                                28:38

6.         Raluc Duma, Bridgeport                    28:52

7.         Jenna Salveson, Post University            29:02

8.         Vanessa Lagares, Post University            29:02

9.         Julie Diaz, Dominican                                31:42

10.       Kayla MacDonald, Dominican            33:06

11.       Stephanie Gross, Post University            40:15

12.       Rachel Sainlen, Dominican                    41:46

13.       No Name, Bridgeport                                41:58

14.       No Name, Bridgeport                                41:58

15.       No Name, Bridgeport                                41:59

16.       Karina Montanya, Dominican                    42:00

17.       Julie Graham, Post University            48:07

18.       Jen Rose, Post University                     48:07

Team Scores

Dominican 25, Post 30

Bridgeport 15, Post 40

Bridgeport 17, Dominican 38

The aim of Dominican University New York is to promote educational excellence, leadership, and service in an environment characterized by respect for the individual and concern for the community and its needs. Founded by the Dominican Sisters of Blauvelt, the university is an independent institution of higher learning, Catholic in origin and heritage. In the Dominican tradition, it fosters the active, shared pursuit of truth and embodies an ideal of education rooted in the values of reflective understanding and compassionate involvement.  Committed to building its programs upon a strong foundation in the liberal arts and sciences, the university maintains a student-centered climate and serves a diverse community of students in undergraduate and graduate programs. The university empowers this community of learners to excel, lead and serve with integrity and to engage responsibly in the pursuit of a more just, ethical and sustainable world.  Dominican also sponsors 18 varsity intercollegiate sports that compete at the NCAA Division II level.  To learn more about Dominican University New York, please visit www.duny.edu.