SUNY Cortland Athletics

Stefan Mascoll was a three-time national champion sprinter for the Red Dragons who earned a total of five All-America honors and nine SUNYAC titles in three seasons.
 
* A native of Nanuet, he earned a bachelor's degree in communication studies from Cortland in 1999, a master's degree in education from Virginia State University in 2004, and his post graduate certification in education administration and supervision from George Mason University in 2009.
 
* Three-time NCAA Division III champion sprinter. Won 100-meter dash title outdoors in 1997 (10.53 seconds) and 55-meter dash crown indoors in 1998 (6.27 seconds) and 1999 (NCAA Division III record 6.22 seconds that still ranks third).
 
* Also earned All-America honors with a runner-up national finish in the 55-meter dash indoors (6.39 seconds) and 200-meter dash outdoors (21.2 seconds) in 1997. Did not compete at 1998 NCAA outdoor championships (injury). Qualified for 1999 NCAA outdoor nationals in 100-meter dash but did not complete race.
 
* Named the Division III Men's Track and Field Athlete of the Year and the New York Region Men's Track and Field Athlete of the Year in 1998.
 
* Four-time ECAC Division III champion (55-meter dash three times from 1997-99; indoor 200-meter dash in 1997).
 
* Nine-time SUNYAC champion (55-meter dash three times from 1997-99; indoor 200-meter dash three times from 1997-99; 100-meter dash in 1997 and 1999; outdoor 200-meter dash in 1997).
 
* Helped Cortland place in the top 20 nationally four times (three indoor, one outdoor) and win three SUNYAC team titles (two indoor, one outdoor), and was a three-time Cortland Red Letter Award winner for outdoor track and field.
 
* Second place in 60-meter dash at 1999 Father Diamond Memorial at George Mason in 6.71 seconds (still a SUNYAC record) and qualified for USA Indoor National Championships.
 
* Second place in 100-meter and 200-meter dashes at the 1998 Florida State Relays. Among those he defeated were future NFL players Laveranues Coles and Travis Minor of Florida State and 1997 Big East 55-meter champion sprinter Cory Ward of Syracuse.
 
* Has worked for Fairfax County (Va.) Public Schools since 2002. Most recently has served as an assistant principal at Glasgow Middle School (2011-16) and as Coordinator of the Student Safety and Wellness Office (2016-present).
 
* Led youth coalition alcohol and drug prevention efforts for the Fairfax County Youth Council from 2006-10 and mentored and tutored homeless youths for Homestretch, Inc., from 2007-09.
 
* The Stefan Mascoll Award is given annually to a Cortland track and field graduating senior who best exemplifies the characteristics displayed by Stefan at Cortland: self-discipline, the pursuit of excellence, and achievement.