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OHIO WESLEYAN CLAIMS 2013 WOMEN'S OUTDOOR TRACK TITLE
BRENNAN, DAVIS AND REID NAMED MVPs

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The Wabash College men’s squad and the Ohio Wesleyan women’s team captured the 2013 North Coast Athletic Conference Outdoor Track & Field team titles on Saturday at Kenyon College in Gambier, Ohio.  Wabash picked up its third-straight NCAC men’s crown after totaling 275.50 team points to edge out Ohio Wesleyan (148.50) for the team title, while Ohio Wesleyan earned its fifth-straight women’s title after earning 216 points to edge out Oberlin (209) for the women’s team title.

Ohio Wesleyan and Oberlin were followed in the women’s standings by Denison (90), Wittenberg (81), DePauw (75.5), Wooster (64.5), Kenyon (45) and Allegheny (38).

CLICK HERE for complete results from the 2013 NCAC Track & Field Championships.

Wabash head coach Clyde Morgan was named the NCAC Men’s Coach of the Year for the third consecutive season, while Ohio Wesleyan head coach Kris Boey was selected as the NCAC Women’s Coach of the Year for the fifth year in a row and the sixth time in the past seven seasons.

2013 NCAC Track & Field Athletes of the Year

Women’s Distance/Middle Distance: Katie Reid, Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio Wesleyan sophomore Katie Reid (Marion, OH/Harding) won the 800-meter run in an NCAC-record 2:14.78 to break the previous benchmark of 2:14.87. She also anchored the OWU 4x400-meter relay team that finished second in 4:00.84.

Women’s Sprints/Hurdles: Tiffany Davis, Denison
Denison junior Tiffany Davis (Madison, TN/Pope John Paul II) won the women’s 100-meter dash in 12.54 and the 200-meter dash with a time of 25.71.

Women’s Field: Aedin Brennan, Denison
Denison freshman Aedin Brennan (Fairport, NY/Allendale Columbia) won the women’s triple jump with a mark of 11.24m and the women’s long jump with a leap of 5.45m. Brennan also posted a first place finish in the heptathlon with an NCAC-record score of 4,629.