2007-08 Ken's Sports & Trophy Center
Bulldog Of The Month Award Winners

March 2008 Honorees

Amy Woodman - Women's Track and Field Senior Bristol, United Kingdom She captured the national championship in the long jump during the opening day of action at the 2008 NCAA Division II Indoor Championships (March 14-15) in Mankato, Minn. Woodman registered the meet's best mark of 19-6 on her first jump of the competition, which ended up being one and three-quarters inches better than the runner-up finish. The senior topped the field of 15 jumpers and earned All-America recognition in her first trip to the national meet as FSU finished 15th in the final team standings. For her efforts, she was also named to the United States Track and Field/Cross Country Coaches Association All-America Team. Woodman also competed in the preliminary round of the 200 meters at nationals, but failed to reach the finals with a time of 26.06. Woodman's title effort in the long jump represented the first time a Bulldog women's track and field athlete had ever claimed a national championship in either indoor or outdoor competition and marked only the second time in school history a Bulldog track athlete had claimed a national title at the NCAA level.

Adam Miller - Hockey Senior Livonia Generated a team-high tying six points on three goals and three assists apiece in six appearances. Scored at least a point in all but one of the six games, which included a two-point effort on a pair of assists versus Western Michigan (3/8) in a CCHA Playoff First-Round series tilt. Netted the game-winning goal in a 4-3 overtime home victory over nationally top-ranked Michigan (3/1) and then followed with a lamplighter against Western Michigan (3/7) in the opening game of a CCHA Playoff First-Round series. Accounted for the Bulldogs’ lone goal in a 2-1 loss at Notre Dame (3/16) in the deciding third game of a CCHA Playoff Quarterfinal-Round series after racking up a point on an assist in league playoff game two action at Notre Dame (3/15). Concluded the month with a plus one efficiency rating while totaling four blocked shots, including a pair versus Western Michigan (3/7) as the squad produced a 4-2-0 mark in the month’s action.

March 2008 Nominees: Amanda Jager (Softball), Kamitra Carroll (Women's Track and Field), Sarah Mueller (Softball), Rachel Folcik (Women's Basketball), Justin Lewandowski (Hockey), Ahmet Demir (Men's Tennis), Akshay Chellappa (Men's Tennis), Lewis DeGeneault (Men's Tennis), Dave Czerny (Men's Track & Field).