2012 Women's Cross Country Roster
Biography
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2011 (Junior): Did not compete in cross country. Bingaman elevated herself to become a dynamic 800-meter runner despite no previous collegiate experience in the event and thrived during the indoor and outdoor track seasons. She was an indoor All-American with the DMR, running the 800-meter leg at the NCAA championships and setting a PSAC meet record, and an outdoor NCAA qualifier. Indoors, Bingaman placed second in the 800 meters at the PSAC championships and contributed to the victorious 4x400-meter relay team that set a PSAC meet record. She took fourth place in the 800 meters at the PSAC outdoor championships.
2010 (Sophomore): Did not compete in cross country. During the track seasons, Bingaman made significant breakthroughs in the 400 meters – setting numerous PRs and placing individually at both the PSAC indoor and outdoor championships in addition to aiding the outdoor 4x400-meter relay squad to a second-place finish.
2009 (Freshman): Did not compete in cross country. Bingaman once again primarily ran the 200 and 400 meters for the Raiders and was a conference qualifier in both events during the track & field seasons.
2008 (Freshman): Did not compete in cross country. Bingaman was a sprinter and competed in track and field, contributing to the PSAC indoor champion DMR squad and placing third outdoors with the team’s 4x400-meter relay squad.
Greencastle-Antrim High School: Bingaman earned four varsity letters with the Blue Devils under coach Devin McCauley and also played soccer.
Personal: Lindsay Marie Bingaman is the daughter of Stacey Bingaman and Stephanie Lindsay. She is majoring in history while seeking secondary education certification. Bingaman has two brothers, Josh and Jordan. Her father attended Shippensburg.
