Men's Indoor Track | 05/07/20 | 1:06 PM

HELENA, Mont. -- In lieu of the traditional Senior Day celebration, join Carroll Athletics in honoring our track and field seniors for their dedication and accomplishments to the Fighting Saints during their college careers. 

Congratulations to these nine track and field seniors and we wish you the best on your next endeavor. Thank you, Allison Barnes, Hope Welhaven, Kuda Nyahuma, Brooke Endy, Sam Mundel, John Cooney, Ember Drivdahl, Allie Schulz and Josie D'Agostino. 

Learn more about these seniors below. 



Allie Barnes will graduate with a degree in anthrozoology. The Manson, Washington, native is the daughter of Ken and Sarah Barnes. She holds a PR in the 800 in a time of 2:35.63.  

Her favorite memory at Carroll College is "laughing at practice and working through hard practices with my teammates."



Hope Welhaven will graduate with a degree in health sciences and public health with a minor in biology. The Billings, Montana, native is the daughter of Leif and Annette Welhaven. She holds a PR of 132'11" in the javelin. She is a one-time qualifier of nationals. 

Her favorite memory at Carroll College: "Qualifying for Outdoor Nationals in 2019 and getting the opportunity to throw down in Gulf Shores. Little did I know it would be the last time, making it even more significant looking back. 



Kuda Nyahuma will graduate with a degree in computer information systems. The Harare, Zimbabwe, native is the son of Givemore and Dorothy Nyahuma. He holds lifetime PRs of 6.98 in the 60 meters, 10.58 seconds in the 100 and 21.95 in the 200. 

His favorite memory at CC: "Bus rides to and from track meets. This helped me connect with all my teammates and find out more about them." 



Brooke Endy will  graduate with a degree in biology. The Billings, Montana, native is the daughter of Shari and Bill Endy. She holds lifetime PRs of 7.81 seconds in the 60, 12.70 seconds in the 100 meters, 25.66 in the 200 meters and 59.55 seconds in the 400.  She is a two-time All-American and a four-time nationals qualifier. 

Favorite memory at CC: "Coach Clark sitting in a chair while eating his lunch at track practice and laughing because everyone is on the ground dying." 



Samantha Mundel will graduate with a degree in biochemistry and biology. The Glasgow, Montana, native is the daughter of Jason and Jeannette Mundel. She holds lifetime PRS in 800 in a time of 2:19.95, in the 1500 of 4:32.05, in the mile of 4:59.37, in the 3,000 in a time of 9:57.85 and the 5,000 in a time of 17:57.23. She is a six-time track All-American and a seven-time qualifier for nationals. 

Her favorite memory at CC: "Making it to the finals for the DMR for Indoor Nationals of 2020.



John Cooney will graduate with degrees in theology and philosophy with a minor in political science. He holds lifetime PRS in the 1,500 of 4:14.08, in the 3,000 9:11.53  and in the 5,000 in a time of 15:46.77. 

Favorite memory at CC: "While it is difficult for me to identify a single memory from my time at Carroll as my favorite, one that sticks out is SURF weekend of last year. In a single weekend, the school saw SURF, softball weekend, and Mass of the Sacraments. That is, in a single weekend, Carroll's academic excellence, fun-loving community, and inspiring faith were all highlighted. The best of the Carroll family was on display (at least for the most part)."



Ember Drivdahl will graduate with degrees in chemistry and biology. She Hobson, Montana, native is the daughter of Kimberley Foucher and Loren Drivdahl. She holds lifetime PRs in the pentathlon with 3,041 points and in the heptathlon with 3,947 points 

Favorite memory while at CC: Making all my incredible friends and spending multi-meets in Pocatello with coach on his birthday." 



Allie Schulz will graduate with a degree in elementary special education. The Whitefish, Montana, native is the daughter of Krista and Derek Schulz. She holds lifetime PRs of 9.51 seconds in the 60-meter hurdles, 15.73 seconds in the 100-meter hurdles and 1:09.13 in the 400-meter hurdles. 

Favorite memory while at CC: "Meeting all of my great friends and shoveling Vigilante Stadium every February." 



Josie D'Agostino will graduate with a degree in nursing. The Bozeman, Montana, native is the daughter of Scott and Collete D'Agostino. She holds lifetime PRs of 2,787 points in the pentathlon and 2,920 points in the heptathlon. 

Favorite memory at CC: "Many, many dance parties, finishing each semester and reminiscing on past track workouts."