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Athletes of the Year
Chris Marker
Men's Cross Country
Chris Marker was selected by the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee as the Allegheny Male Student-Athlete of the Year. An All-American performer in Cross Country, he was chosen over three other nominees for the award.

Marker, a junior, began his 2009-10 school year in fine fashion, claiming placing second at the NCAC Cross Country Championships, first at the Mideast Regional and 14th at the Division III Championships.

He was named to the All-NCAC First Team for finishing as runner-up among 109 finishers at the conference meet. At Regionals, he became Allegheny's first-ever individual region champion, placing ahead of 313 other runners, while the team won its first Mideast Region crown. At Nationals, the Gators took third place.

Marker was strong throughout the cross country season, placing first among 245 runners at Oberlin's Inter-Regional Rumble and second of 200 at Calvin's Knight Invitational. He was twice named Allegheny Athlete of the Week and once was an NCAC Runner of the Week after his performance at Calvin. The SAAC honored him twice as its Male Student-Athlete of the Month in September and October.

For the second consecutive year, Marker won the 5,000-meter run at both the NCAC Indoor and Outdoor Track and Field championship events. He set a new Gator record in the 5K when recording a time of 14:24.08 at Hillsdale's Gina Relays.

After winning the 5,000 at Washington and Lee's Carnival, he was honored as the NCAC Distance Runner of the Week. In April, the SAAC recognized him with his third Male Student-Athlete of the Month award.
Mia Symoniak
Women's Cross Country
Mia Symoniak was selected by the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee as the Allegheny Female Student-Athlete of the Year. An All-NCAC performer in Cross Country and both Indoor and Outdoor Track and Field, she was chosen over five other nominees for the award.

Symoniak had a decorated year as the Allegheny women's top distance runner. During the cross country season, she placed ninth among 91 runners at the NCAC Championships to earn All-NCAC Second Team status. Symoniak finished 25th of 311 finishers at the Mideast Region Regional, claiming All-Region status.

Other in-season accolades included one stint as NCAC Runner of the Week after Symoniak took fifth out of 193 participants at Calvin's Knight Invitational. She was also honored as an Allegheny Athlete of the Week once and was the SAAC Female Student-Athlete of the Month in January.

During the indoor track campaign, Symoniak won the 5,000-meter run at the NCAC Championships while setting a new Allegheny and conference record (17:19.82). She also won the 5,000 individual race at the NCAC Relays and was first in the 3,000 at Mount Union's Jim Wuske Invitational. In her trip to Nationals, Symoniak finished 12th in the 5K.

During the outdoor season, Symoniak established her dominance in the 5,000 with another NCAC title. She also garnered NCAC Distance Runner of the Week honors after placing third in the 10,000 at Bucknell's Bison Classic. Symoniak was also an Allegheny Athlete of the Week.
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Men's soccer drops home opener to No. 13 Carnegie Mellon, 4-1
Matt Weintraub
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MEADVILLE, Pa. – The 13th-ranked Carnegie Mellon men’s soccer team took a 2-0 into halftime and held on to post a 4-1 victory over Allegheny in non-conference action on Saturday at Frank B. Fuhrer Field.

Pat Lutz tallied two goals, while Ryan Browne and Ricky Griffin each added a goal and an assist to help the Tartans (6-1) record their fifth straight win. The Gators (4-2), competing against a nationally-ranked opponent for the first time this season, got a goal from Pete Subasic in the 57th minute. 

Carnegie Mellon only needed 2:20 gone in the first half to get on the board first. Browne fired off the first shot of the day and made it count with a goal from 10-yards out to give the Tartans a 1-0 lead. Griffin made it 2-0 in the 27th minute, hitting a low shot past Andrew Shirley.

Lutz scored both of his goals in the second half, finding the back of the net at the 53:48 mark off a point blank shot from the right side. Subasic tallied the lone Allegheny goal three minutes later. He took a shot off a deflection from goalie Maks Khurgin to get it at 3-1.

Subasic followed his goal with back-to-back shots that just went high and wide that could have been the equalizers. In the 75th minute, Griffin passed the ball from the end line to Lutz for a one-touch shot into the left corner for the final margin.

Shirley recorded eight saves in goal, while Khurgin tallied three.

The Gators return to action on Wednesday against Baldwin-Wallace. Game time is 7:30 p.m.

 

 

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