Kim Schiemenz (2005) - Hall of Fame - University of Northern Colorado Athletics

Kim Schiemenz

Induction:
2005
Class:
2000

Schiemenz was a two-time national champion in the heptathlon at the NCAA Division II Outdoor Track & Field Championships (1998, 2000) ... she was named the National Female Track and Field Athlete of the Year by the United States Track Coaches Association (USTCA) in 2000 ... an eight-time All-American at the outdoor track & field championships ... earned an NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship following her graduation in 1999 ... three-time NCC champion in track & field in the heptathlon (1998, 2000) and 1,600 meter relay (1996) ... represented the United States in the 2001 World University Games in Beijing, China in the heptathlon ... holds the UNC record in the heptathlon with 5,602 points ... also set the UNC women's javelin record in 2000 (record has since been broken by Kelley Cobb) and the 100-meter high hurdles mark (:14.0) ... Schiemenz also played volleyball for the Bears as a two-sport athlete from 1995-1998 ... she ended her volleyball career with 943 kills (8th all-time at the end of her career), 2,814 attacks (7th all-time at the end of her career) ... Schiemenz earned all-conference honors in volleyball in both 1997 and 1998 ... Schiemenz also earned academic all-NCC honors in 1998 in volleyball ... she was named the UNC Outstanding Female Athlete of the Year in 1998-99.