Caroline Hagedorn

	Hometown:	Mission Hills, KS
	High School:	Westminster
	Major:	Undeclared
	Parents:	Curt and Jean

Junior (2005):

Hagedorn earned all-region honors for the third time, finishing fifth out of 150 runners at the NCAA regional meet. She earned all-UAA honors for the third consecutive year with an eighth place finish at the conference meet. She ran a career-best time of 18:02 at the Auburn Invitational, giving her the fifth-fastest 5k time in school history. She finished in the top three for the Eagles in every meet this season. Hagedorn was second on the team in wins (957) and winning percentage (.863), and she had the second-fastest season average time (18:59).

Sophomore (2004):

Hagedorn was Emory's second-highest finisher at the NCAA regional championships. She finished sixth overall out of 144 runners, earning a place on the all-region team for the second time of her career, and missing nationals by only one spot. Hagedorn earned a place on the all-conference first team for her fifth-place finish in the UAA championships. Her best time of the season was at the Clemson Invitational where she ran an 18:54, good for eighth overall in a field of 95 runners. Hagedorn was among the top 15 finishers overall in six of the seven races she ran this season, and was among Emory's top five finishers in every race she ran.

Freshman (2003):

Hagedorn was Emory's top finisher at the NCAA regional championship. The freshman finished fifth overall out of 157 runners, earning a place on the all-region team. Hagedorn also earned spots on the all-state and all-conference teams. Her best time came at the Georgia Collegiate Championships where she ran an 18:55, good for fifth overall in the race out of 104 runners. Hagedorn was among the top 15 finishers overall in seven races this season, and was among Emory's top three finishers in six races. Hagedorn was chosen the team's Most Outstanding Newcomer.

Career Statistics:

Quote:

"There's something not quite right with runners; I mean, we must be crazy to do what we do every day."