All-Greater Rochester Outdoor 2012 Girls

Parent: Margaret Booker. Season highlights: Won Division-II 100 hurdles (14.71) at states for third year in a row, second in Federations (14.53). Only D-II girl in final eight. Won D-II 100 hurdles at state qualifier (15.07), sixth in 100 (13.15). Won 100 hurdles (14.54), 100 (12.64) and 200 (26.53) at 'D' sectionals. Academics: 86 average. Future plans: Study psychology and business management at a large university. About me: Lives in Brighton. Helps out at Horizons Summer Camp for low-income families from Rochester at Harley and teaches swimming lessons. Nickname Izzy. Says reading books about Wilma Rudolph inspired her to pursue track

Parents: Guila and Scott. Season highlights: Thirteenth in 400 hurdles emerging elite at New Balance nationals (1:05.18). Won D-II 400 hurdles (1:05.48, second in Federations) and third in D-II pole vault (10-9) at states. Won D-II 400 hurdles (1:04.82) and pole vault (10-9) at state qualifier. Won pole vault (10-0), triple jump (34-3), 400 hurdles (1:05.51) and was third in 100 hurdles (16.31) as MVP of 'B' sectionals, leading team to its first title. Academics: 89 average. Favorite subject art. Future plans: Hopes to study interior design in college. About me: Four-time school record-holder.

Parents: Patricia and J. Paul. Season highlights: Seventh in D-II triple jump (37-2½) at states. Won D-II triple jump (38-10¼) at state qualifier. Won 'D' sectional 400 (1:00.43), long jump (16-6) and triple jump (37-3) to help lead her team to third straight title. Triple-jumped area-best 38-10¼ atleague meet May 15. Academics: 4.0 grade point average. Future plans: Attending Denison University (Ohio) to study biology. About me: Holds 11 sectional titles. First name is pronounced "ay-DEEN." Lives in Perinton. Writes in Spanish to pen pal in Colombia, South America.

Parents: Caroline and Bob. Season highlights: Second in D-II 100 hurdles (15.72), eighth in triple jump (37-1) at states. Second in D-II triple jump (36-7¾) and second in 100 hurdles (15.84) at state qualifier. Won 'C' sectionals in 100 hurdles (15.39), pole vault (9-3) and triple jump (36-5¼). Academics: 99.5 average. Future plans: Attending Cornell, majoring in either linguistics or anthropology. About me: Four-year varsity gymnast. President of National Honor Society, participates in Big Sisters, Science Olympiad and Envirothon and coaches gymnastics in Special Olympics.

Parents: Teri and Tom. Season highlights: Twelfth at New Balance nationals in 400 (56.06, season-best time in area). Seventh in D-I 400 (15.84) and 15th in 200 prelims (26.45) at states. Won D-I 200 (26.14) and 400 (57.10) at state qualifier. Won 'A' sectionals in 100 (12.48), 200 (25.49) and 400 (56.82). Best 200 time 25.35 at counties. Academics: 3.84 grade point average. Future plans: Considering Duke, Clemson or LSU to major in English. Contacted by 52 colleges so far. About me: Nickname "Maddie." Three-time AGR first-teamer. Calls sprinter Allyson Felix her favorite athlete.

Parents: Wendy and Lou. Season highlights: Eleventh in D-I discus (100-0) at states. Won D-I discus (104-4), second in shot put (34-2) at state qualifier. Won 'A' sectional discus (124-10, her season-best), second in shot put (34-6). Academics: 91 average. Future plans: Considering Connecticut College, University at Buffalo, Binghamton or Vermont for environmental studies. About me: Also plays volleyball. Has attended animal science camp in Missouri for last 11 years as a specialist in training. Works at Add-En-On dog kennels in Mendon and volunteers at Mendon Village Animal Hospital.

Parents: Jackie and Mike. Season highlights: Helped 3,200 relay to 11th at states (9:19.38). Second in D-I 1,500 (4:39.84), second in 3,000 (10:15.04) and 3,200 relay was first (9:30.43) at state qualifier. Won 1,500 (4:40.14), second in 3,000 (10:26.91) and 3,200 relay was second (9:50.89) at 'AA' sectionals. Best 1,500 time 4:38.36 (counties) and 3,000 10:04.73 (at Hilton). Academics: 92 average. Favorite subjects Spanish, biology. Future plans: Undecided. About me: Four-time AGR selection (cross country, indoor, outdoor), four years on varsity. Has played violin for 10 years and has danced competitively for 12. Also enjoys hiking, bicycling and swimming.

Parents: Aaronda Clarkson and Christopher Long Sr. Season highlights: Second in D-II 100 (12.80, 9th in Federations, after career-best 12.33 in preliminaries) and fifth in 200 (26.44) at states. Won D-II 200 (26.31, second time overall) and second in 100 (12.72, third time overall) at state qualifier. Won 400 (58.06), second in 100 (12.41) and second in 200 (25.78) at 'B' sectionals. Academics: 86 average. Future plans: Attending University at Buffalo to study nursing. About me: Two-time AGR selection. Rochester resident. Has earned gold, silver and bronze awards as Girl Scout of Western N.Y.

Parents: Lisa and Ed. Season highlights: Second in 2,000 steeplechase at New Balance nationals (6:54.08). Third in 2,000 steeplechase (6:52.12) and helped 3,200 relay to 11th (9:19.38) at states. Third in D-I 3,000 (10:15.95), second in 2,000 steeplechase (7:03.85) and 3,200 relay was first (9:30.43) at state qualifier. Won 3,000 (10:20.27), 2,000 steeplechase (6:50.78), second in 1,500 (4:40.55) at 'AA' sectionals. Academics: 95 average. Future plans: Attending Columbia University on scholarship and will study architecture. About me: Two-time All-American, four-time AGR selection, Athlete of the Year in cross country. Name is pronounced "LEE-luh man-TEE-uh." Qualified for Puerto Rican national junior team and competed in El Salvador this summer.

Parents: Sue and Darren. Season highlights: Recovered from spending four weeks on crutches (tendinitis in right foot) to win pentathlon at counties (2,851), 'AA' sectionals (2,912, field MVP), state qualifiers (2,663) and medal (10th, 2,924, personal best) at states. Academics: 97 average. Favoritesubject biology. Future plans: Attending Brigham Young University to study exercise science or dietetics. About me: A five-year cast member in the Hill Cumorah Pageant, portraying stories from the Book of Mormon for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Also plays soccer.

Parents: Catherine Cantwell and Kevin McCormick. Season highlights: Tenth in 3,000 at states (10:18.40). Won D-I 3,000 (10:09.60) at state qualifier. Won 3,000 (10:25.78), second in 1,500 (4:44.86) at "A" sectionals as team won its first outdoor track title. Academics: 91 average. Future plans: Attending Cornell University to major in English literature. About me: Four-time AGR selection (cross country, indoor, outdoor). Swims with Aquatics YMCA team (12 years). Works with twin sister, Kate, eight weeks as counselors at Camp Dudley at Kiniya, a YMCA summer camp for girls in Colchester, Vt. Has played piano for 12 years.

Parents: Joanne and Mike. Season highlights: Fourth in 2,000 steeplechase (6:52.93, personal best) at states. Won steeplechase (6:56.37) at state qualifier. Third in "AA" sectionals steeplechase (7:03.46). Set meet record of 7:12.23 at the Royal Comet (Rush-Henrietta) Invitational. Academics: 92 average. Favorite subjects biology and chemistry. Future plans: Probably study occupational therapy in college. About me: Cross country AGR first-teamer in fall. Plays trumpet in school's wind ensemble, sings in school choir, National Honor Society member. Works part-time at Moe's Southwest Grill.

Parents: Michelle and Mark. Season highlights: Tenth in D-I 400 hurdles (1:05.33) at states. Won D-I 400 hurdles (1:04.25, personal best and season's best in area) at state qualifier. Won 400 hurdles (1:07.57), second in 400 (56.82) and fifth in 200 (27.10) at "A" sectionals. Academics: 93 average. Future plans: Attending SUNY Geneseo to study biology/pre-dental. About me: Member of school's state champion LifeSmarts team that finished fourth and 16th the last two years at nationals. Volunteers with Pittsford Summer Enrichment program, coaches at Special Olympics. Enjoys Ultimate Frisbee.

Parent: Talitha Schifano. Season highlights: Sixth in D-II long jump (17-6, first freshman, personal best) and eighth in 400 (58.84, second freshman) at states. Won D-II 400 (59.10), long jump (17-2) and fifth in 200 (27.42) at state qualifier. Won long jump (17-¾), 200 (26.50), 400 (58.62) and was second in triple jump (32-11¾) at "CC" sectionals. Academics: 93.6 average. Favorite subject science. Future plans: Undecided, but would like to major in marine biology. About me: Credits her grandmother, Isophene Louder-Gay, as being a big influence "because she's always there for me." Loves to sing, and plays varsity tennis.

Parents: Wendy Henry and Glen Smith. Season highlights: Fifth in D-II 800 (2:17.24, 15th in Federations), helped D-II 1,600 relay team to 14th (4:14.24) and 3,200 relay to 24th (9:42.19) at states. Won D-II 800 (2:23.15) at state qualifier. Won 800 (2:21.40) and second in 400 (58.62) in 'CC' sectionals. Academics: 90 average. Favorite subjects physical education and economics. Future plans: Attending Edinboro University (Pa.), undecided on a major. About me: Nickname is "Bre." Helps with family's logging business. Enjoys watching all sports and movies. Favorite athlete is Lori "Lolo" Jones.

Parents: Kacey and Jeff. Season highlights: State champion in D-II high jump (5-4, fourth in Federations). Won D-II high jump (5-4) at state qualifier. Won high jump (5-1) and sixth in 110 hurdles (17.40) at "C" sectionals. Jumped season-best 5-5 at Victor Twilight Invitational May 11. Academics: 96average. Favorite subject math. Future plans: Undecided. Contacted by Stony Brook, Lafayette College and University at Albany. About me: Two-time AGR first-teamer. Enjoys art. Captain and middle hitter on varsity volleyball team. High-jumped 4-10 as an eighth-grader.

Parents: Mary Beth and Greg. Season highlights: Third in D-I 1,500 (4:34.88, sixth in Federations, personal best, season's best in area) at states. Won D-I 1,500 (4:37.92) at state qualifier. Won 1,500 (4:40.69) and second in 800 (2:18.35) at "AA" sectionals. Ran 5:09.18 mile at Royal Comet (R-H) Invitational. Academics: 98 average. Future plans: Hopes to be a pediatrician. About me: Also runs cross country. Enjoys Irish dance. Credits her teammates, parents and coach Matt Tytler "for all their support and encouragement."

Parent: Sharon Outler Watson. Season highlights: Helped D-I 1,600 relay to 14th-place finish (4:02.61) at states. Helped 1,600 relay win D-I state qualifier (4:08.01). Second in 400 (59.99), third in 400 hurdles (1:09.70), 11th in 800 (2:31.42) and helped 1,600 relay win (4:06.65) at "AA" sectionals. Academics: 84 average. Favorite subjects English and physical education. Future plans: Undecided, but hopes to attend Fashion Institute of Technology. About me: Plays goalie with Under-14 travel soccer team. Swims with Adams Street Rec Center team. Former Girl Scout. Also enjoys basketball and reading.

Parents: Tricia and Charlie. Season highlights: Third in D-II pentathlon (2,963) at states, seventh in Federations. Won D-II pentathlon (2,687, won three of the five events) at state qualifier. Won 100 hurdles (15.67), second in 400 hurdles (1:06.29) and second in long jump (16-9½) at "B" sectionals.Academics: 92 average. Future plans: Attending Ithaca College to study human performance and nutrition. About me: Two-time AGR first-teamer. Won state D-II title last year. Six-time medalist at state level. Holds nine school records. Was president of student government.

Years coaching varsity: 15. Age: 58. Career highlights: Team won first outdoor girls track sectional title in school history May 26, after an emotional season supporting former indoor track coach and earth science teacher Bob Dedrick in his battle with stomach cancer. Dedrick died June 13 at the age of 36. DeVinney's teams won FL East title in 2009, FL league title in 2006 (first since 1975). Exceptional athletes have included Ikey Ajavon, Christine Lyttle, twins Meg and Kate McCormick and Hana Wright. Family: Husband Dale is semi-retired. Four adult children: Matt DeVinney, Brett Caito, Bill DeVinney and Barb Ross. Nine grandchildren. About me: Works as an administrative aide at Canandaigua Academy. Loves to water ski and spend time with her grandchildren. Credits Canandaigua's first girls coach, Betty LaBarge, for teaching "being passionate about the sport and compassionate about the kids."