2008 Woodie Awards
MSU Top Ten List
Top Ten Sports Events for 2003
Jose Ortiz
Issue date: 12/11/03 Section: Sports
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10. MSU Ice Hockey team wins the MACHA championship. These guys are a bunch overachievers and can play with just about anybody despite their club sport status.
9. Ashley Tomesko, a sophomore tennis player posted an 11 - 2 singles record. This was by far the best record on a team that finished 4 - 6 this year.
8. Rami Ratel was the Wrestling Division III national champion for 2003, with a 39 - 0 record. Ratel has put up over 140 career wins during his time at MSU.
7. The MSU football team, after winning only five games in 2002, come back this season and win nine straight. They won the NJAC championship, and advanced to the second round of the Division III national championship playoffs.
6. The women's soccer team defeated TCNJ this season for the first time in history. The win came on the heels of two goals by Shirah Odeh. The girls finished as the runners up in both the NJAC and ECAC championship, and finished with a 14-5-2 record.
5. MSU men's lacrosse team won its ECAC championship against Kings Point and finished with a 12 - 4 record.
4. Sarah "The Tiny Terror" Levine passes Anna Wimberg's career scoring record with 88. Wimberg's mark of 82 points has stood since 1977.
3. The softball team had a 36 - 9 season and won its fourth straight ECAC Division III championship. Kari McDonnell was named to the Division III All-American second team.
2. Megan "The Fastest Woman on Turf" Ulicny, of the field hockey team, becomes the first red hawk in history to be named to the Division III All-American first team. She is tied for second on the career scoring list with 82 points.
1. The field hockey team had their best season ever. They finished 15 - 5 and made it all the way to the second round of the Division III playoffs. The team sent three players to the All American team this season, and Gottung was named South Atlantic coach of the year.
9. Ashley Tomesko, a sophomore tennis player posted an 11 - 2 singles record. This was by far the best record on a team that finished 4 - 6 this year.
8. Rami Ratel was the Wrestling Division III national champion for 2003, with a 39 - 0 record. Ratel has put up over 140 career wins during his time at MSU.
7. The MSU football team, after winning only five games in 2002, come back this season and win nine straight. They won the NJAC championship, and advanced to the second round of the Division III national championship playoffs.
6. The women's soccer team defeated TCNJ this season for the first time in history. The win came on the heels of two goals by Shirah Odeh. The girls finished as the runners up in both the NJAC and ECAC championship, and finished with a 14-5-2 record.
5. MSU men's lacrosse team won its ECAC championship against Kings Point and finished with a 12 - 4 record.
4. Sarah "The Tiny Terror" Levine passes Anna Wimberg's career scoring record with 88. Wimberg's mark of 82 points has stood since 1977.
3. The softball team had a 36 - 9 season and won its fourth straight ECAC Division III championship. Kari McDonnell was named to the Division III All-American second team.
2. Megan "The Fastest Woman on Turf" Ulicny, of the field hockey team, becomes the first red hawk in history to be named to the Division III All-American first team. She is tied for second on the career scoring list with 82 points.
1. The field hockey team had their best season ever. They finished 15 - 5 and made it all the way to the second round of the Division III playoffs. The team sent three players to the All American team this season, and Gottung was named South Atlantic coach of the year.