Fredonia State sophomore Emily Fish (far right) is pictured with the top athletes from last weekend's SUNYAC indoor championship meet, from right, Sean McAneny of Geneseo (men's Elite 20 winner), Tony DeYoung of Brockport (men's most outstanding performance), Emily Lavarnway of Geneseo (women's most valuable performer and most outstanding performance) and Zachary Kashmer of Cortland (men's most valuable performer).
Fredonia State sophomore Emily Fish is the SUNYAC Elite 20 winner for women's indoor track and field.
A Childhood Education major from Fairport, Fish has a 3.95 grade-point average through three semesters -- the highest GPA of all women competing at the SUNYAC Indoor Track & Field championship meet at Brockport last weekend.
"Emily is a very focused student-athlete," Fredonia Head Coach Tom Wilson said. "It was no surprise that she is leading the conference with her near-perfect GPA."
Fish competed in the 800 meters, plus the distance medley and 4-by-400 meter relays at the SUNYAC meet. She is the daughter of Julie and Mark Fish.
