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2007 News Archive
Cleary Named Head Coach
By Nathaniel Zinn for MSNsportsNET.com
August 3, 2007
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – West Virginia University athletic director Ed Pastilong today announced that distance coach Sean Cleary will take over as the new Mountaineer women’s track and cross country coach.
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Smooth Transition
Cleary Hires Assistant Coach
by Nathaniel Zinn for MSNsportsNET.com
October 5, 2007
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – West Virginia University track and cross country coach Sean Cleary today announced that former Mountaineer runner Jennifer Davis has been named an assistant coach.
“We are excited to welcome Jennifer to our coaching staff,” Cleary says. “She holds the distinction of being the state’s finest distance runner and I know she will be a great asset to our program.”
The Romney, W.Va., native had been a volunteer assistant to Cleary since 2005 and was responsible for steeplechase training while also coordinating home cross country meets. Davis also administered workouts for the program’s middle and long distance runners. Davis worked with six NCAA individual qualifiers from 2005-07.
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Double Duty
Preston's Hamric excels at soccer and X-C
By Eric Hanlon
The Dominion Post
Jordan Hamric has been an athlete her entire life.Now
a senior at Preston High School.she continues to show-case
her athletic ability as a leader on both the girls'soccer
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Hampshire gets record, title at Interstate Classic
By CHRIS CARTER
Staff Correspondent
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CLEAR SPRING - Jefferson's Cory Hampshire is already thinking about what he'll do at next year's Interstate Classic cross country invitational.
The Cougars junior likely started thinking about it as he closed the final 200 meters with no threats Saturday afternoon to win in a course-record 15 minutes, 51 seconds - his third straight title.
"This has been a goal of mine since ninth grade, to set the record," said Hampshire, who broke the three-year-old mark of 15:57.7 set by River Hill's Sergiy Zubko. "Next year, I'll just try to break it again. That's a pretty good goal."
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