Alma College

Kimberly Vennard was a part of Women's Track and Field at Alma, earning All-MIAA honors in all four years. She was a four-time MIAA Champion in the discus, and won two more MIAA titles in the shot put. In 1990, Vennard contributed to Alma's sixth-straight share of an MIAA championship, with a 29 point margin over Calvin. Vennard won the discus by five feet, and placed third in the shot put. In 1991, Alma won the MIAA championship by 9.5 points over Calvin, with Vennard's throw of 127-9 good for her to repeat as MIAA discus champion. In 1992, her PR toss of 130-9.5 brought her a third straight title in the discus, and her 37-5.5 hurl in the shot put named her champion for the first time in the event. In 1993, Vennard tossed an NCAA Provisional cut distance of 133-0 in the discus, and claimed her fourth straight title. Vennard threw a 38-1.25 in the shot put to get her second in this event, sixth individual title overall, and ending her career in a three-way tie for MIAA MVP.