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Austin Peay State University Lady Govs awarded OVC Outdoor Track and Field Sportsmanship Award

Ohio Valley ConferenceBrentwood, TN – For the second time in the last three years, Austin Peay State University women’s track and field team has earned the Ohio Valley Conference Sportsmanship Award for the outdoor track and field season.

Voted on by the student-athletes and coaches of the respective sports, the team awards are bestowed upon the Conference squads deemed to have best exhibited the standards of sportsmanship and ethical behavior as outlined by the OVC and NCAA.

2012-13 Austin Peay Women’s Cross Country & Track and Field: Top Row (L-R) Jasmine Foster, Lauren Lyles, Kymmalett Ross, Amia Butler, Alyssa Molnar, Taelor Slaughter, Head Coach Doug Molnar. Second Row (L-R) Assistant Coach Valerie Brown, Amanda Wikenholm, Erika Adams, Nichole Bressner, Kendra Kirksey, LaMontra Robinson, Cenitra Hudson, Volunteer Assistant Coach James Jenkins. Bottom Row (L-R) Anotonia Stevenson, Chantelle Grey, Sharese Braziel Miranda Weed, Breigh Jones, Xiamar Richards, Alexis Eldrige, Elizabeth Riley.
2012-13 Austin Peay Women’s Cross Country & Track and Field: Top Row (L-R) Jasmine Foster, Lauren Lyles, Kymmalett Ross, Amia Butler, Alyssa Molnar, Taelor Slaughter, Head Coach Doug Molnar. Second Row (L-R) Assistant Coach Valerie Brown, Amanda Wikenholm, Erika Adams, Nichole Bressner, Kendra Kirksey, LaMontra Robinson, Cenitra Hudson, Volunteer Assistant Coach James Jenkins. Bottom Row (L-R) Anotonia Stevenson, Chantelle Grey, Sharese Braziel Miranda Weed, Breigh Jones, Xiamar Richards, Alexis Eldrige, Elizabeth Riley.

Included in the areas for evaluation are the conduct of student-athletes, coaches, staff and administrators and fans.

“Without sportsmanship there are truly no meaningful victories,” said Beth DeBauche, OVC Commissioner. “The recipients of the OVC Team Sportsmanship awards should accept this award with great pride for their fellow competitors have made it clear their teams exemplify the best in intercollegiate athletics. In receiving this prestigious honor other competitors are saying these student-athletes compete with class, respect their opponents and value fair play. That is quite a compliment as those are all traits that will lead to true victories throughout the course of life.”

Austin Peay, which also won the indoor award for 2012-13, wins its second OVC Outdoor sportsmanship honor, the last of which came in 2011.

“We are very honored,” said head coach Doug Molnar. “When you’re honored by your peers, it speaks highly of the type of student-athletes you have on your team.”

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