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The Green Terror women opened the campaign with a fourth-place effort at the WMC Relays, their highest finish since placing third in 1988. WMC then went on to its best performance ever in the Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC) championship, winding up in a tie for seventh out of 18 teams s Freshman Julie Cox was one of the dominant performers at the MAC meet She won the 100- meter hurdles to become the school's first female ............................ MAC champion since the championship began in Track & Field Great Start 1982, and added a second-place finish in the 100- meter dash and a third-place run in the 200. Cox finished the year with school records in the 100 hurdles, 100 dash and the shot put. WMC's men also started the year off right, placing fourth in the WMC Relays for their best finish in 10 years. The Green Terrors continued their success, finishing fifth of 18 teams at the highly-competitive Messiah Invitational and coming in 10th at the MAC affair- For the second consecutive year, Kent lightbourn was the top Green Terror at the MAC meet. The senior from the Bahamas was the runner-up in the 400-meter hurdles and fourth in the 400-meter dash. Senior Derek Johnston in the 3,000-meter steeplechase and freshman Walter Jones in the 100 earned sixth places. (above) Derek Johnston prepares toenlerlhewaler jump during Ihe steeplechase. (Ieftj Bren Black releaseslhe discus 1st Row: Amy Sheriff, Erin Jenkins, Kent Lightbourn, Sherry Albright, Jeremy Kenney. Billy Tyrrell, Brett Young, Julie Cox, Sarah Ensor. 2nd Row: Melanie Phipps, Walter Jones, laVita Westbrook, Quiana Pollard, Brian Kaywark. Brett Black, Tim Collins, Jim ctarcs. Kevin Wong, Gavin Scattergood, Tara Harbold, Dawn O'Neal Track & Field 157