Haverford led the conference with 53 winter sport athletes on the Centennial's all-academic listing.

Freshman Jeffrey Ainsley maintained his 1st day lead in Friday's final three events to capture the heptathlon at Widener's Field Meet.

The senior runner has been a part of seven conference-champion teams.

Christopher Stadler, Peter Kissin and David Colletta posted career-best times Saturday on their home track.

Christopher Stadler took over the nation's top spot in the 5K with his result at the McElligott Invitational on Saturday.

Freshman Charlie Marquardt posted the fastest time in the college division mile at Friday's Lafayette/Rider Winter Games Invite.

Charlie Marquardt was named the Centennial's track athlete of the week.

The Fords moved up from 9th place in the previous computer rankings.

A nine-time Centennial Conference academic honor roll selection, Olshansky was honored Thursday night with the William W. Ambler Award.

In the final meet before the Centennial championship, the Fords swept the three relay events including a distance medley relay that now ranks as fastest in the nation.