General | 12/29/2009 8:29:44 AM

FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. - With 2009 coming to a close, Methodist University student-athletes have made new year's resolutions with their hopes for 2010.

"I want to win conference!!" - Katelyn Bowman, Women's Basketball

"Run a half or full marathon." - Ryan Burchett, Cross Country and Track and Field

"My new year's resolution is to be healthy and lose the now pointless football mass." - Anthony Cassone, Football

"To attend church more and become more involved in activities!" - Ashlynn Chavis, Track and Field

"To have the best lacrosse season I have ever had even though I just had shoulder surgery this summer!!!!!!!" - Lindsey Cosgray, Women's Lacrosse

"Do better in school." - Shawn Dodd, Football

"My new year's resolution is to keep my grades up this next semester and stay focused in cheerleading and school. Nothing like good grades and maybe a National Championship." - Kirsten Hakes, Cheerleading

"My new year's resolution is to attend as many ADPi meetings as possible since i didn't attend a singe one this past semester." - Amber Jurkovac, Women's Soccer and Women's Lacrosse

"Go to bed earlier, study more, stop spending money on ridiculous "knick knacks", and act my age." - Brion Kelly, Men's Soccer

"My new year's resolution is to get my six pack back!!" - Breanna Kostandin, Cheerleading

"My new year's resolution is to decrease my body fat percentage to 10 percent!" - Paul Lathan, Football

"Figure out what I want to do with my life now that football is over.  Also make the most of my last semester at MU." - Brian Leary, Football

"Of course I want to lose about 20 pounds, but I would also like to move on from the past, and just be happy." - Darci Martin, Softball

"My new year's resolution is not to get hurt in 2010." - Gretchen McLean, Women's Golf

"To give up drinking soda again... I was doing so well until I needed the caffeine to work late shifts.. and I want to kick that bad habit again." - Crystal Metzger, Softball

"My new year's resolution is to play one game and still get my money from my Christmas contract." - Michaela Myers, Women's Basketball

"Stay healthy/noninjured!" - Lindsey Oliphant, Women's Soccer

"To be a better in all the roles of my life for those around me: student, teammate, friend, daughter, sister, girlfriend, aunt, granddaughter, etc. and of course..lose weight. ;)" - Darlene Roach, Women's Golf

"To be successful." - Brittany St. Jacques, Women's Lacrosse

"Continue to grow spiritually, become a better leader and role model and get more active on campus." - Adriana Wilson, Women's Basketball