Kyvelidou Named Athlete of the Year
Mar 10, 2005 | Track & Field
Nebraska-Omaha senior Anastasia Kyvelidou was named the National Women's Athlete of the Year for 2004-2005 by the U.S. Track and Field Coaches Association.
Kyvelidou, a native of Edessa, Greece, has broken three school records in her first year at UNO. In December, she set the school record in the pentathlon with 4,013 points. She has also reset the record books in the 60-meter hurdles (8.59) and triple jump (40-7 3/4).
Kyvelidou won three titles at the North Central Conference Championships two weeks ago in the pentathlon, triple jump and 60-meter hurdles. She automatically qualified for the NCAA II Championships in the long jump, 60-meter hurdles, and the triple jump at the NCAA Championships in Boston on Friday and Saturday.
Kyvelidou, a native of Edessa, Greece, has broken three school records in her first year at UNO. In December, she set the school record in the pentathlon with 4,013 points. She has also reset the record books in the 60-meter hurdles (8.59) and triple jump (40-7 3/4).
Kyvelidou won three titles at the North Central Conference Championships two weeks ago in the pentathlon, triple jump and 60-meter hurdles. She automatically qualified for the NCAA II Championships in the long jump, 60-meter hurdles, and the triple jump at the NCAA Championships in Boston on Friday and Saturday.
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