Pasch's NCAC Heptathlon Performance Highlights Weekend Performances

Greencastle, Ind. - DePauw's Erin Pasch finished fourth in the North Coast Athletic Conference's heptathlon to lead the Tigers' performances in three different meets.

Pasch totaled 3,533 points with highs of 577 points in the 200-meter dash (28.70 seconds) and 530 in the 100 hurdles (17.6 seconds). Her finish earned five points for the Tigers at this weekend's NCAC Championships.

Among the performances at Hillsdale College's Gina Relays was Riley Hickman placing 25th in the 3,000-meter steeplechase (12:12.16).

The majority of the squad competed on Friday at Denison's Big Red Invitational. Kaitlyn Daanen won the 400 meters (1:00.48), while Emma Wilson was second in the high jump (1.50 meters). Finishing third were Kate Hennessey in the 800 meters (2:25.53) and Sarah Selzer in the 3,000 meters (11:01.87). Natalie Gruszka placed fifth in the 1,500 meters (4:59.90) with Erika Marchant finishing seventh in the event (5:05.27).

DePauw's 4x400 relay was third in 4:25.41.

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Players Mentioned

Kaitlyn Daanen: Sprints; Senior

Natalie Gruszka: Junior

Kate Hennessey: Freshman

Riley Hickman: Junior

Erika Marchant: Freshman; I chose DePauw because of its proximity to home, the scholarships offered, the opportunity to run and the flexibility between majors.

Erin Pasch: Freshman

Sarah Selzer: Distance; Senior; My parents are both from the Midwest hailing from Edina and Albert Lee Minnesota. My mother went to Butler and my father went to University of Minnesota so we decided to tour colleges in the Midwest. I fell in love with DePauws vibrant campus and all it has to offer in terms of its cross country program. I also loved how community oriented the school strives to be, and the fact that DePauw caters to educate the person as a whole.

Players Mentioned

Kaitlyn Daanen
: Senior
: Sprints

Natalie Gruszka
: Junior

Kate Hennessey
: Freshman

Riley Hickman
: Junior

Erika Marchant
: Freshman; I chose DePauw because of its proximity to home, the scholarships offered, the opportunity to run and the flexibility between majors.

Erin Pasch
: Freshman

Sarah Selzer
: Senior; My parents are both from the Midwest hailing from Edina and Albert Lee Minnesota. My mother went to Butler and my father went to University of Minnesota so we decided to tour colleges in the Midwest. I fell in love with DePauws vibrant campus and all it has to offer in terms of its cross country program. I also loved how community oriented the school strives to be, and the fact that DePauw caters to educate the person as a whole.
: Distance