Cedarville College
Yellow Jackets
1997 Women's Cross Country
Photo Gallery
All sports photos, except where noted, have been taken by Scott L. Huck of the Cedarville College Public Relations Office.
Three-time NAIA All-American Becky Jordan (right) runs through six inches of snow at the NAIA National Championships in Kenosha, Wisconsin. A junior from Carmel, Indiana, Jordan finished 25th out of 333 runners in the meet. She also earned NCCAA All-America honors by placing 6th out of 140 runners. In the classroom, she earned spots on the NAIA and NCCAA All-America Scholar-Athlete squads.(Photo by Scott Walker)
Jill Breckenfeld, a junior from Milford, Michigan, negotiates the NAIA National Championship snow with teammate Megan Hill, a senior from Coshocton, Ohio, right behind. The twosome not only helped the Lady Jackets to a 19th place finish overall, but their classroom work aided Cedarville in earning the Team-Scholar Award for having the highest combined team grade point average at the meet. (Photo by Scott Walker)
Junior Christy Taylor, who hails from the village of Cedarville, was the team's number three runner throughout the season including this meet at the Ohio Intercollegiate Championships. Another one of the Lady Jackets fine student-athletes, she was named to the NAIA and NCCAA All-America Scholar-Athlete squads.
Cedarville's one-two punch of Becky Jordan (right) and Rachelle Elder, a senior from Gilman, Wis., share a light moment following the Ohio Intercollegiate Championships. The duo guided the Lady Jackets to an 8th-place finish out of 37 schools in the meet which includes all of the state's major universities.
Megan Hill, shown here in the Ohio Intercollegiate Championships, finished in the top four for the Lady Jackets three times during the season. She was the team's number three runner in the NCCAA Nationals where she placed 20th with a season-best time of 19:35 for the 5,000 meters. She is a two-time NAIA and NCCAA All-America Scholar-Athlete.
Rebecca Jenks, a senior from Danville, Vermont, tours the Ohio Intercollegiate Championship course. Injuries limited her to five appearances in eight meets, but she did run well enough to be the team's number four runner. Jenks garnered positions on the NAIA and NCCAA All-America Scholar-Athlete units.
