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Congratulations to Our Latest CSU Hall-of-Fame Inductee!
Congratulations to Lisa Doucett, who was inducted into the Cambridge Sports Union Hall of Fame at the CSU 2007 Recognition Party earlier this month.
A long-time and prolific runner, Lisa is well-known throughout the running community for her competitiveness and her dedication to the sport. Lisa served as chair of the Cambridge Sports Union running section for several years in the 1980s, and was an official representative to the USA Track and Field (USATF) in the days when it was known as NEAC. A talented and savvy mountain runner, in the late 1990s Lisa won the women masters' division of the USATF New England Mountain Running Circuit three years straight, and more recently she won the seniors' division in both 2006 and 2007. Lisa is also an avid USATF Grand Prix runner who finished second in the women's seniors division in 2007 and has qualified as "Iron Runner" many times over for running all seven races in the USATF Grand Prix series. A member of CSU for nearly 30 years, Lisa's encouragement and running performances have provided inspiration to women in the Club for many years. She and her husband Jamie are avid cross-country skiers as well as runners.
Lisa joins prior-year inductees Larry and Sara Mae Berman (co-founders of the Club), former Olympian Eleonora Mendonca, running community stalwart Duke Hutchinson, and 30-year+ CSU veterans Pat Robinson and Henry Finch in the CSU Hall of Fame. In tribute to her years of service, Lisa received a rousing ovation from Club members and a plaque "in recognition of outstanding service to Cambridge Sports Union and the running community."
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A long-time and prolific runner, Lisa is well-known throughout the running community for her competitiveness and her dedication to the sport. Lisa served as chair of the Cambridge Sports Union running section for several years in the 1980s, and was an official representative to the USA Track and Field (USATF) in the days when it was known as NEAC. A talented and savvy mountain runner, in the late 1990s Lisa won the women masters' division of the USATF New England Mountain Running Circuit three years straight, and more recently she won the seniors' division in both 2006 and 2007. Lisa is also an avid USATF Grand Prix runner who finished second in the women's seniors division in 2007 and has qualified as "Iron Runner" many times over for running all seven races in the USATF Grand Prix series. A member of CSU for nearly 30 years, Lisa's encouragement and running performances have provided inspiration to women in the Club for many years. She and her husband Jamie are avid cross-country skiers as well as runners.
Lisa joins prior-year inductees Larry and Sara Mae Berman (co-founders of the Club), former Olympian Eleonora Mendonca, running community stalwart Duke Hutchinson, and 30-year+ CSU veterans Pat Robinson and Henry Finch in the CSU Hall of Fame. In tribute to her years of service, Lisa received a rousing ovation from Club members and a plaque "in recognition of outstanding service to Cambridge Sports Union and the running community."
