The Centennial Conference Scholar-Athlete of the Year is a two-time NCAA qualifier in cross country.

Men's soccer added 50 points to the latest release with national championship appearances from men's and women's cross country also adding to the fourth highest fall score in school history.

The future looks bright for the Fords as all seven runners who competed at the NCAA Division III Championship will be back for the 2017 season.

The Fords scored 107 points between men's and women's cross country. Haverford will also see a rise in points when men's soccer is counted in the next release.

Of the Fords' 63 student-athletes honored, 17 were also named to their respective all-conference teams.

The No. 31 Fords are competing as a team for the 16th time in program history, including their seventh trip in the last eight seasons.

Sullivan placed 52nd overall with the fastest time a Haverford runner has completed a 6,000 meter course at the NCAA Division III Championships.

Over 200 student-athletes across multiple varsity teams took part in the 28th annual Special Olympics Pennsylvania Festival at Villanova this past weekend.

The Fords will travel to the Mideast Regional where the top two teams will automatically qualify for the NCAA Division III Championship.

Katie Sullivan, Nicole Giannetti, and Amelia Keyser-Gibson were each named All-Mideast Region runners after their respective finishes at DeSales on Saturday.