Madison Stremler
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- Height:
- 5-3
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- Hometown:
- Franklin, Tenn.
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- Year:
- Sr.
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- Previous School:
- Page HS
Bio
A two-sport athlete during her career at Page High School, Madison was a newcomer on the Tennessee Tech track & field team last season, and will be in that same mode as a newcomer to cross country in 2015...competes in middle distance races, primarily at 800 meters...an outstanding student in the classroom, she also participated in a wide variety of school activities including serving as the class president, ROTC, Spanish Honor Society and being voted Queen of both Homecoming and Prom.
In 2016 (Junior): Stremler marked herself as an important "fifth-man" on the Golden Eagle squad...recorded a career-best 6K time of 23:28.2 at the NCAA South Regionals on Nov. 11, where she placed 169th overall...recorded a season-best 5K time of 19:53.3 at the Ohio Valley Conference Championships on Oct. 29, when she placed 65th overall.
At Tech (In 2014-15): Madison did not compete during the cross country season...competed in the middle distance races during the indoor and outdoor track & field seasons as a freshman...posted an indoor best of 2:21.85 at the Vandy Invitational during the indoor season...her best time at 800m during the outdoor season was 2:17.21 at the OVC Championships at Austin Peay.
High School: Madison attended Fred J. Page High School in Franklin, Tenn, where she earned a spot on the A/B Honor Roll and was the student body President in 2013-14 as a senior...she lettered and was captain on both the Patriot soccer and track and field teams...went to the TSSAA state track meet three years in a row for the 300m hurdles where she finished 6th in 2012 as a sophomore, fourth in 2013 as a junior, and second in 2014 as a senior...track team capatin final two years under head coach Pete Wade...competed in the 300m, 4x100m and 4x200m relays...named all-district in soccer, helping to capture one district championship...winner of her team's Leadership Award.
Academic: Madison was twice named to the OVC Commissioner's Honor Roll.
Personal: Madison is the daughter of Mark and Charlotte Stremler...born November 19, 1995 in Urbana, Ill....majoring in International Business...her father ran cross country at Rose-Hulman Institute.
News mentions
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. – Two male and four female Tennessee Tech cross country runners appeared at the NCAA South Regional Friday morning in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, to see how they stacked up against a combined 392 other runners around the region.
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. – The Tennessee Tech women’s cross country team is set to appear in the NCAA South Regional Championships on Friday, which will be hosted by the University of Alabama at the Harry Pritchett Running Park.
CHARLESTON, Ill. – Tennessee Tech women’s cross country opened its postseason at the OVC Championship on Saturday morning, competing alongside the 11 other conference teams in the 5k race at host Eastern Illinois’ Panther Trail Course.
LOUISVILLE – The Tennessee Tech women’s cross country team competed in its first 6k of the season at the adidas® Pre-National Invitational, hosted by the University of Louisville on Saturday morning at E.P. Tom Sawyer Park.
GAINESVILLE, Fla. – Tech appeared in its second-straight SEC program-hosted meet on Saturday morning, competing in Florida’s Mountain Dew Invitational at the Mark Bostick Golf Course. It marked the team’s first-ever appearance at the meet.
NASHVILLE – The Tennessee Tech women’s cross country team participated in the 14th running of the Commodore Classic, hosted by Vanderbilt at Percy Warner Park on Saturday morning.
NASHVILLE – Tennessee Tech women’s cross country heads west this weekend for an appearance at the Commodore Classic. The meet, which is hosted by Vanderbilt, will be run on the Vaughn's Gap Cross Country Course at Percy Warner Park on Saturday morning.
COOKEVILLE, Tenn. – Tennessee Tech cross country endured rainy conditions to complete the Golden Eagle Invitational presented by Hometown IGA, its season-opening meet at the Ironwood Golf Course on Saturday morning.
COOKEVILLE, Tenn. – For the second-consecutive year, Tennessee Tech cross country is gearing up for its season-opening Golden Eagle Invitational presented by Hometown IGA at the Ironwood Golf Course on Saturday morning.