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THE CLUES:
I was the first (and remain the only) three-time winner
of the Heptagonal Cross Country Championships.
Hockey is my thing. Not only have I won Olympic medals in
ice hockey, I was once the Ivy League Player of the Year in
field hockey.
I am Columbia's most recent NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship
recipient.
Last year I was named first-team Academic All-America for
the second time and was a finalist for the NCAA's Woman of
the Year Award.
I was the first female athlete from Cornell to win an
Olympic medal (at the 1956 Melbourne Games).
I am the only Ivy Leaguer to ever play in the WNBA.
I am the only female athlete in Penn Quaker history to win a
national title.
I am the most recent Ivy female athlete to earn a Rhodes
Scholarship.
I was the first Ivy League woman to be honored with an NCAA
Silver Anniversary Award in 1998.
I was the member of three national championship Brown Bear
rowing teams and was a second-team Academic All-American in
2000.
I won two national titles in fencing for Columbia in the
1980s.
I was an NCAA Woman of the Year finalist, an NCAA
Postgraduate Scholar and an Academic All-American -- all in
1992.
A soccer player, I am the only Dartmouth athlete to be a
finalist for the NCAA Woman of the Year Award.
I am the only Ivy Leaguer to play in the WUSA and be an NCAA
Woman of the Year finalist.
I am the most recent player to be named first team All-Ivy
League in women's basketball four times.
No one else can say this, I was named Ivy League Player of
the Year four times in a single sport (which was squash by
the way).
In 2002 Yale University named an award after me which is to
be presented at the discretion of the Department of
Athletics to an outstanding athlete who has excelled on the
field of play and who has shown spirit and courage in
transcending unforeseen challenges.
I was a three-time first team Academic All-American in
basketball for the Ivy school in the smallest state.
I am the most decorated female swimmer in Ivy history, with
four NCAA Championships and a Gold Medal from the
Olympics.
Last summer I became the first woman in history to be named
as the Director of Athletics at an Ivy League school.
I was a three-time Ivy Player of the Year in basketball and
became the first woman in League history to earn an NCAA
Postgraduate Scholarship.
I won the NCAA national high jump title both indoor and
outdoor for the Crimson.
I am the only Penn Quaker woman to win more than one Olympic
medal.
I am the only female track runner to earn an Olympic medal
and now the Heps Cross Country Championship trophy is named
for me.
I won a Silver Medal at the 2000 Sydney Olympics in the
sport of Modern Pentathlon.
A former NCAA Champion, I was also the first Ivy League
female to ever claim an NCAA Top VIII Award.
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