Sackor, the ASUN Indoor triple jump champion, has a 3.57 GPA in her Leadership and Learning master's program after completing a Bachelor's of Science in Education for Instruction and a minor in Kinesiology. She is pursuing a masters of business administration and is on the UNF SAAC and hazing prevention committee. Petrosky placed among the top-10 in all three indoor track meets for the Ospreys, with a 1.64m at the Darius Dixon Invitational. The ASUN awards a student-athlete from each school for fall, winter and spring sports for the award that combines athletic accomplishments with classroom achievement. University of North Florida high jumper Kaley Petrosky of Middleburg and Jacksonville University triple jumper Adja Sackor of Worcester, Mass., both graduate students, were named their school's representatives on the ASUN's winter "Winners for Life Team." As the Tigers track teams lined up to run the final lap, all of the student-athletes and coaches from the other seven teams in the meet jumped on the track and ran with them.Īn estimated 350 were on the track at the same time. The plan was then for the Tohopekaliga boys and girls track teams to all run the final lap in her honor. Three of her teammates who are still in high school would take turns running the first three laps. Tribute on the trackĭavis former high school track teammates wanted to honor her with a small gesture on Wednesday at the Orange Belt Conference Track Championships at her high school in Kissimmee, Tohopekaliga.īefore the meet, the Tohopekaliga coaching staff asked permission to run a ceremonial 4 X 400 meter relay at the end of the meet to honor Stephanie, who was a member of that relay team that set the school record last year. Tributes can be posted here at the funeral home's website,. Pine Hills Road in Orlando, followed by services at 11 a.m. The school has already sent out a notification internally with the offer.Ī viewing will be at 10 a.m.
90 while returning from a team tubing trip. Jacksonville Univerisity is offering students, faculty and staff transportation to Orlando for Saturday's viewing and funeral services for freshman soccer player Stephanie Davis, who was killed on Sunday in a one-car accident on U.S. 2 seeds in the opposite division, while the top seeds get a bye.Īnyone's head hurt yet? JU providing transportation to Stephanie Davis service Under the format, the play-in games would be Stetson vs. Lipscomb would win a tiebreaker with JU among the two fourth-place teams based on a better record against their two common opponents (UNF and North Alabama) but JU then wins the final spot against Florida Gulf Coast and Eastern Kentucky. If the tournament were held this week, the top three teams in the East would be Liberty, North Florida and Stetson, and in the West, Jacksonville State, Central Arkansas and North Alabama. 3 seeds from the opposite division, all on May 10, beginning the double-elimination portion of the tournament. 5 team from the West (and vice-versa) in play-in games, with the winners facing the No.
The eighth team will be determined by comparing the remaining fourth-place divisional finisher with the opposite division's fifth-place finisher based on the criteria above." Here's where it gets tricky, according to the ASUN: "The selection of the seventh team will be determined by comparison of fourth-place divisional finishers based on the criteria above. The top-three teams in each division will make the main draw in softball. With the same number of teams in the conference (12) and the same double-elimination, eight-team tournament, one would think softball might the same.
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The ASUN baseball format will be the top three teams from each division (East and West), plus the next two highest-ranked teams on the NCAA baseball RPI rankings at the end of the regular season.
The ASUN, which seems intent on coming up with the most convoluted formats for its conference championships, has a doozy for the softball tournament, which will be May 10-14 in Jacksonville with games at the University of North Florida and Jacksonville University.
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