Name: Morgan Marjorie Rodgers
Nickname : Mo, Morg
High School: Elizabethtown Area High School
Family : Parents: Ken and Lindy Rodgers, Older Sister: Nicolette Rodgers
High School Accomplishments: Female Athlete of the Year, MVP – Basketball, National Honor Society
Hometown: Elizabethtown , Pa.
Favorite Athlete: Eric Lindros and My Dad
Role Model: My Nana, Margie Rodgers. She was a courageous woman, who faced many obstacles in life. However, she always persevered and made it through the challenges that she was faced with.
What made you choose Holy Family?: Holy Family is located in Philadelphia with a successful nursing school. It has given me many opportunities, esp. in track and cross-country.

Name: Melissa Hale
Nickname: Mel
High School: John F. Kennedy
Hometown: Cheektowaga , N.Y.
Family: Tom Hale, Sue Hale, Nicole Hale
High School Accomplishments: Honor Society; All-State Team; MVP – Cross Country, Indoor and Outdoor Track and Tennis.
Favorite Athlete: Steve Prefontaine
Role Model: Sue Hale
What made you choose Holy Family?: My cross-country coach.

Name: Akiliah Clark
Nickname: Killa
High School: Central Senior High School
Hometown: Temple Hills , Md.
Family: Parents – Cynthia and Deon Clark; Two brothers – Jalil and Jabril; Two sisters – Sharifa and Kamilah
High School Accomplishments: Senior Class President; Varsity Cheerleader; Girls Track won indoor and outdoor state championship; National Honor Society; Merit Scholar Graduate; Super Leaders (Peer Mediation) President.
Favorite Athlete: Marion Jones, Michelle Kwan; Flo Jo.
Role Model: My Dad; Muhammad Ali
What made you choose Holy Family?: Holy Family is a nice small community; It's very relaxing and comfortable as a studious atmosphere, without the many distractions of a large Division I institution. I can gradually adjust to the college life, excelling in both academics and athletics.

Name: Symonne Scott
Nickname: Yellow Jacket, Buddha
High School: Attleboro High School
Hometown: South Attleboro , Mass.
Family: Parents – Anthony and Dorothy Scott; Sister – Apryl Scott.
High School Accomplishments: Captain of the Indoor and Outdoor Track (05-06) with records: 100m, 200m, 4 x 1 relay, 4 x 2 relay, long jump relay, long jump; First place winner in VFW essay contest.
Favorite Athlete: Flo Jo, Gail Deavers, Carl Lewis
Role Model: My mother and sister
What made you choose Holy Family?: The environment seemed very peaceful and relaxing. The people were very kind and respectful like at home. I also wanted to attend school out of state and experience life elsewhere and meet different people.

Name: Christina Cantatore
Nickname: Chris
High School: Abesgami High School
Hometown: Galloway , NJ
Family : Stepfather – Rainer Birkenstock; Mother – Kathy Birkenstock; Stepbrother – Ryan Birkenstock; Brother – Nick Cantatore
High School Accomplishments: National Honor Society, Girls' Athletic Association President, Perpetual Award for Cross Country in 2005; Published in County Anthology for Poetry.
Favorite Athlete: Steve Prefontaine
Role Model: My mother by far.
What made you choose Holy Family?: I chose it because I look forward to the Nursing Program and opportunities to improve in Division II athletics. Also become, I am Holy Family.

Name: Crystal Davis
Nickname: Glue (In high school track, I held all the relay teams together)
High School: Central High School
Hometown: Forestville , Md.
Family: Mother – Daphne Chapman; Brother – Christopher Davis; Aunt – Valerie Quick
High School Accomplishments: Girls A/AA Indoor and Outdoor State Champion; Varsity Cheerleading Captain; National Honors Society; Merit Scholar Graduate, Senior Class Treasurer
Favorite Athlete: Marion Jones, Gale Deavers, Laila Ali
Role Model: My mother is a great example of strong, independent woman that excels in everything she puts her mind to and I would live to follow in her footsteps. Aaliyah is the perfect role model of a young lady who knows how to carry herself in every situation put forth.
What made you choose Holy Family?: The small community atmosphere made me choose Holy Family. I also chose Holy Family for the great athletic program.

Caitlin Sullivan