University of New Hampshire Athletics
Champagne & Fregona Win Student-Athlete Spotlight Honors
Champagne and Fregona win Student-Athlete Spotlight Honors
3/9/2020 2:54:00 PM | General, Men's Ice Hockey, Women's Track & Field
DURHAM, N.H.- Seniors Meg Champagne (Plattsburgh, N.Y.) from the UNH women's track and field team and Justin Fregona (Mississauga, Ontario) from the UNH men's ice hockey team, earn the Service Credit Union Student-Athlete Spotlight for the week of March 1-7.
Meg claimed her first career ECAC/IC4A individual championship at the 2020 ECAC/IC4A Indoor Championships hosted at Boston University. Meg took first overall in the 5000-meter run with a time of 16 minutes, 48.49 seconds, a new career-best time. Meg was joined on the podium by fellow senior Caroline Mahoney (Bedford, Mass.) who took third in the event with a new personal best time of 16:59.13. The Wildcats finished eighth in the team standings out of 42 teams, tallying 32 total points.
Earlier in the season Meg claimed her first individual America East title when she won the 3000-meter run with a time of 9:38.69. She helped lead the 'Cats to fourth place at the America East Indoor Championship meet and earn their best overall score since 2017.
Meg and the outdoor track and field team are two weekends away from heading to the Raleigh Relays hosted by NC State on Friday and Saturday, March 27 and 28 to start the 2020 outdoor track and field season.
Justin posted his first goal and assist of the season as the University of New Hampshire men's hockey team tied No. 4 Boston College, 3-3 on Saturday, March 7 -- his last game as a Wildcat. Justin finished off his senior year at UNH by recording his second career multiple point game with his goal and assist.
Over the years, Justin has played in 82 games as a Wildcat, with five goals and seven assists for 12 career points. He scored his first career goal during his freshman season to help defeat rival Maine. He was tied in first place on the team for plus-minus his junior season.
Justin and the Wildcats concluded the 2019-20 season with a record of 15-15-4 overall (9-12-3 HEA).
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Meg claimed her first career ECAC/IC4A individual championship at the 2020 ECAC/IC4A Indoor Championships hosted at Boston University. Meg took first overall in the 5000-meter run with a time of 16 minutes, 48.49 seconds, a new career-best time. Meg was joined on the podium by fellow senior Caroline Mahoney (Bedford, Mass.) who took third in the event with a new personal best time of 16:59.13. The Wildcats finished eighth in the team standings out of 42 teams, tallying 32 total points.
Earlier in the season Meg claimed her first individual America East title when she won the 3000-meter run with a time of 9:38.69. She helped lead the 'Cats to fourth place at the America East Indoor Championship meet and earn their best overall score since 2017.
Meg and the outdoor track and field team are two weekends away from heading to the Raleigh Relays hosted by NC State on Friday and Saturday, March 27 and 28 to start the 2020 outdoor track and field season.
Justin posted his first goal and assist of the season as the University of New Hampshire men's hockey team tied No. 4 Boston College, 3-3 on Saturday, March 7 -- his last game as a Wildcat. Justin finished off his senior year at UNH by recording his second career multiple point game with his goal and assist.
Over the years, Justin has played in 82 games as a Wildcat, with five goals and seven assists for 12 career points. He scored his first career goal during his freshman season to help defeat rival Maine. He was tied in first place on the team for plus-minus his junior season.
Justin and the Wildcats concluded the 2019-20 season with a record of 15-15-4 overall (9-12-3 HEA).
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