Adelphi University Athletics

Brenna Gonsalves' Collegiate Results

Personal Bests
60H- 9.14 (12/8/14)
100H- 15.48 (5/1/15)
400m- 1:03.43 (2/14/14)
High Jump- 1.60m (4/19/14)
Long Jump- 5.11m (2/13/15)
Indoor Pentathlon- 3135 points (1/30/15)
Heptathlon- 4111 points (5/2-3/14)
 

Honors and Awards: USTFCCCA East All-Region Indoor Pentathlon, NE-10 Field Athlete of the Week (2/3) (2014-15)...NE-10 Commissioner's Honor Roll (Fall '11, Spring '12, Fall '12, Spring '13, Fall '13, Spring '14, Fall '14, Spring '15).

2013-14: Participated in eight indoor meets and six outdoor…Established school records in the heptathlon and javelin…Was second at the high jump during the Molloy Lions Invite (2/14) with a height of 1.57 meters…Also finished ninth in the 400 with a 1:03.43 time…Recorded a 1.60 meter high jump for second place at The Coach Omeltchenko Invitational (4/19)…Finished third at the Northeast-10 Conference Outdoor Championships (5/2-3/14) in the Heptathlon with a school record 4,111 points…Highest finish was second during the Heptathlon was second in the 800 meter behind a time of 2:35.63…Leaped to a distance of 5.03 meters for fourth place in the long jump during the UAlbany Purple & Gold Last Chance Meet (5/10).
 
At Coyle and Cassidy High School: Played four season of basketball and soccer and ran four seasons of track...Multiple-time All-Scholastic and All-Conference selection in soccer, basketball and track and field...Basketball's all-time leading scorer with 1,615 career points…As a senior, was a McDonald's All-American nominee and named to Boston Globe and Boston Herald Superteam, as well as ESPN Boston's All State Team...Led basketball team to Division 3 Massachusetts South Sectional title as a senior...Won Division 4 State Championship in 100-meter hurdles...Member of National Honor Society, French Honor Society, and received Sister Mary O'Brien Inspiration Award.

Personal: Daughter of Edward and Anne Gaffey Gonsalves...Has an older sister...Majoring in communication sciences and disorders...Previously played on the women's basketball team for two seasons.