Husson University

Angela Stauble '11, '12G is responsible for helping to start the Husson women's cross country program, earning three letters from 2010-2012 for coach Jim Karcanes.

Stauble entered the hall of fame as the first woman in program history to win a race.  As an eligibility-wise freshman, she won the Colby College Invitational with a 5k time of 19:23 and the North Atlantic Conference Championship with a time of 19:03. At the time of her induction, her winning time of 19:03 at the 2010 NAC championship was the third fastest 5K time in program history. 

She is one of the most decorated runners to compete at Husson, earning NAC runner of the year and NAC rookie of the year in 2010 while being named to the NAC all-conference in 2010 and 2011. Stauble was also selected as the first Husson University Clara Swan Female Athlete of  the Year and the first Eagle Award recipient in women's cross country program history in 2010-2011.

Off the cross country course, Stauble earned NAC all-academic team honors in 2012.

Stauble earned a bachelor of science in psychology from Husson in 2011 and a master's degree in occupational therapy in 2012.

A native of Nashua, New Hampshire, Stauble attended Souhegan High School.