Emma Dewart
Winner of the 2012 Jack Tupper Daniels Award

Niagara Track & Field Hall of Fame Annual Awards

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Emma Dewart

2012 Performances

• Indoor Track & Field:
• USTFCCCA D III Atlantic Region Indoor Field Athlete of the Year
• Field Athlete of the Meet at Empire 8 Indoor Championships
• Field Athlete of the Meet at NYSCTC Indoor championships
• NCAA D III indoor pentathlon champion (3,674 points)
• ECAC D III Indoor Champion in the high jump (1.69, 5-6 1/2)
• NYSCTC Champion in the High Jump (1.68, 5-6) and Long Jump (5.44, 17-10 1/4)
• Outdoor Track & Field:
• Named first-team NCAA Division III Academic All-America for Women's XC/T&F by CoSIDA
• USTFCCCA D III Atlantic Region Outdoor Field Athlete of the Year
• Empire 8 Indoor Field Athlete of the Year
• Field Athlete of the Meet at NYSCTC Outdoor championships
• NCAA D III outdoor heptathlon runner up (4,917 points)
• Penn Relays heptathlon champion (5006 points)
• NYSCTC Champion in the High Jump (1.63, 5-4 1/4)
• NYSCTC Champion in the Long Jump (5.54, 18-2 1/4)
• NYSCTC Champion in the 100H (14.48)

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Jack Tupper Daniels Award

Presented annually by the Niagara Track & Field Hall of Fame to the outstanding Female College Athlete of the Year from other than NCAA Division I Colleges in or from the Niagara Association.

Dr. Jack Tupper Daniels

This award is named for Dr. Jack T. Daniels, a member of the Hall of Fame's Class of 2003, who is a former Head Cross Country Coach at Cortland State. His women's cross country team won seven NCAA Division III Cross Country Championships and finished second once. The women's team won 11 SUNYAC team titles and six Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) team titles. Cortland State women have earned 40 cross country All-American honors and four individual national titles. Cortland State men won seven SUNYAC cross country team titles and earned five All-American awards. Cortland State won the 1991 NCAA Division III Women's Indoor Track and Field national title. Between cross country and track, Daniels coached 20 national champions and more than 110 All-Americans. Daniels was named the NCAA Division III Women's Cross Country "Coach of the Century" and was the inaugural winner of national "Coach of the Year" honors in 1993. Daniels earned State University of New York Athletic Conference (SUNYAC) Women's Cross Country Coach of the Year honors twice and SUNYAC Men's Cross Country Coach of the Year twice.