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St. Norbert's Graybill Does It Again - Claims NCAA 800-Meter Outdoor Championship

De Pere, Wis. - Ashley Graybill (right) won her second national championship of the 2009 track and field season with a rousing win of the 800-meter run at the NCAA Division III Outdoor Championships at Marietta College's Don Drumm Stadium.

Graybill, who won the indoor 800-meter championship in March, won a strongly contested race. Graybill's school-record time of 2 minutes 9.18 seconds clipped The College of New Jersey's Jianna Spadacinni at the finish line, with Spadacinni finishing in 2:09.37. UW-Platteville's Jessica Scott, the runner-up to Graybill at this year's indoor meet, was third in 2:09.83.

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264 Student-Athletes Named To Spring Academic All-Conference Team

The Midwest Conference recognized 264 student-athletes from six league sports on the 2009 Midwest Conference Academic All-Conference Spring Sports Team. Student-athletes from all ten member institutions who hold a cumulative 3.2 grade point average and letter in any of the MWC’s spring sports (men’s golf, men’s tennis, baseball, softball, men’s outdoor track & field, women’s outdoor track & field) are eligible.

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Baseball
Beloit, St. Norbert Bounced From NCAA Tournament On Second Day
 
   
Men's Golf
Monmouth Finishes Play At Nationals In 23rd-Place
 
   

Men's Tennis
Grinnell's LaFountaine and Fox Knocked From NCAA Doubles Tourney In Quarterfinals

 
   
Outdoor Track and Field
Ten MWC Student-Athletes Named All-American At NCAA National Championships
 
   
Women's Golf
Illinois College Finishes Season 21st In Nation
 
   
Women's Tennis
Grinnell Season Comes To An End Versus #4 Chicago
 
   
Announcements  
All-Sport Standings
Monmouth Men, St. Norbert Women 3-Peat As All-Sport Champs
 
   
Midwest Conference TV  
   
No Ordinary Conference by George Drake Order Form  
   
Midwest Conference announces league-wide support of Special Olympics  
   
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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