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WILLMINGTON, DELAWARE,
RESIDENT DANIELLE YEARICK INDUCTED INTO MANHATTAN COLLEGE’S ATHLETIC
HALL OF FAME
RIVERDALE, N.Y. – Danielle Yearick ’94, a resident of Wilmington,
Delaware, and Manhattan College alumna, has been inducted into the
College’s Athletic Hall of Fame. The 26th annual event, sponsored
by the Manhattan College Alumni Society, was held Dec. 4, 2004 in
Smith Auditorium at the college campus.
Yearick made her mark on the softball team as a
freshman. In her first year, Yearick broke several College records
when she hit three homeruns in one game and had nine RBIs (Runs
Batted In), also in one game. She ended the year with 70 RBIs. She
later went on to break her own record with 162 RBIs and broke two
other Manhattan College records with 22 homeruns and 99 walks.
As an outstanding athlete and excellent student,
Yearick was honored numerous times for both her athletic and academic
achievements. She was named three times to both the Metro Atlantic
Athletic Conference (MAAC) All-Metro Softball Team and the All-MAAC
Academic Team. She is a member of Phi Beta Kappa and other academic
honor societies. In her senior year as co-captain, Yearick appeared
in Sports Illustrated’s “Faces in the Crowd” section
– one of only two Jaspers to ever receive this award. Yearick was
the first Lady Jasper named as a GTE National Academic All-American,
an honor she received twice. She was also the first woman at Manhattan
College to receive a National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA)
post-graduate Division I $5,000 scholarship.
After graduation, Yearick went on to Villa Nova
Law School. She is currently partner for law firm, Tybout, Redfearn,
Pell in Pennsylvania.
Manhattan College was founded in 1853 upon the Lasallian
heritage of excellence in teaching, inspired by St. John Baptist
de La Salle. Located in the Riverdale section of the Bronx, Manhattan
College is an independent, Catholic, coeducational institution of
higher learning offering more than 40 major programs of study in
the areas of arts, business, education, engineering and science.
For more information about the College, visit www.manhattan.edu.
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