The Bloomsburg women's track and field team achieved significant recognition from the USTFCCCA, being named an All-Academic Team for the 14th consecutive year, boasting an impressive GPA of 3.33. Seven athletes received individual honors, highlighting their performances in various events, including javelin, hurdles, and shot put. Kelly Leszcynski and Abby Parise each earned All-Academic and All-Region distinctions, while Lexi Tepper set a school record in the 1,500-meters. This recognition underscores the team's commitment to excellence both on and off the field.

By the Numbers
  • The team has a combined GPA of 3.33.
  • This marks the 14th consecutive All-Academic team award since 2013.
  • Amanda Kelly finished fourth in the Atlantic region in the 10,000-meter with a season-best time of 36:12.04.
  • Mikaela Sullivan set a school record in shot put with a throw of 13.77 meters.
State of Play
  • Seven athletes received USTFCCCA All-Academic and All-Region honors.
  • Parise broke school records in the 100-meter and 400-meter hurdles.
  • Leszcynski finished ninth in the women's javelin at the NCAA Championships.
What's Next

The team will aim to build on this success in the upcoming season by recruiting new talent and improving individual performances in competitions. Continued focus on academics remains a priority to maintain the team's All-Academic status.

Bottom Line

Bloomsburg's women's track and field program sets a benchmark for academic and athletic excellence, showcasing dedication that could inspire other teams. Their sustained achievement is a testament to the hard work of both athletes and coaching staff.