SUTTER, Heidi (Heiar) - Revision history

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	In 2011 Sutter was named to the Wahlert Athletic Hall of Fame. (2)		In 2011 Sutter was named to the Wahlert Athletic Hall of Fame. (2)

	She was employed by the Keystone Area Education Agency as a speech ~~therapist~~.		She was employed by the Keystone Area Education Agency as a speech / language pathologist.

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	SUTTER, Heidi (Heiar) (Dubuque, IA-- ). While a student at [[WAHLERT CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL]], Sutter earned eleven major letters in cross country, track and baseball and was a state qualifier eight times in three sports. She was All-state in track her junior and senior years and in cross-country her junior year.		SUTTER, Heidi (Heiar) (Dubuque, IA-- ). While a student at [[WAHLERT CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL]], Sutter earned eleven major letters in cross country, track and baseball and was a state qualifier eight times in three sports. She was All-state in track her junior and senior years and in cross-country her junior year.

	In the 1990 state track meet, she set a school record at 3000 meters. She won three Distinguished Academic Awards in cross country and was selected to the Mississippi Valley All-Academic team. Sutter was named Army Student-Athlete and was the recipient of the Gailen P. Thomas Award. She was a member of the Wahlert basketball team that won the 1991 state tournament.		In the 1990 state track meet, she set a school record at 3000 meters. She won three Distinguished Academic Awards in cross country and was selected to the Mississippi Valley All-Academic team. Sutter was named Army Student-Athlete and was the recipient of the Gailen P. Thomas Award. She was a member of the Wahlert basketball team that won the 1991 state tournament. (1)

	Sutter received a scholarship to the University of Northern Iowa for cross country and track. At U.N.I. she earned seven varsity letters and received the University of Northern Iowa George Miner Outstanding Freshman Student Athlete Award.		Sutter received a scholarship to the University of Northern Iowa for cross country and track. At U.N.I. she earned seven varsity letters and received the University of Northern Iowa George Miner Outstanding Freshman Student Athlete Award.

	In 2011 Sutter was named to the Wahlert Athletic Hall of Fame.		In 2011 Sutter was named to the Wahlert Athletic Hall of Fame. (2)

			She was employed by the Keystone Area Education Agency as a speech therapist.

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			Source:

			1. Gregory, Tom, "Celebrating in Style," Telegraph Herald, January 18, 2025, p. 1B

			2, Athletic Hall of Fame, Holy Family, Online: https://www.holyfamilydbq.org/alumni/awards/athletic-hall-of-fame/

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Randylyon at 02:16, 21 January 2025

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	SUTTER, Heidi (Heiar) (Dubuque, IA-- ). While a student at [[WAHLERT CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL]], Sutter earned eleven major letters in cross country, track and baseball and was a state qualifier eight times in three sports. She was All-state in track her junior and senior years and in cross-country her junior year. In the 1990 state track meet, she set a school record at 3000 meters. She won three Distinguished Academic Awards in cross country and was selected to the Mississippi Valley All-Academic team. Sutter was named Army Student-Athlete and was the recipient of the Gailen P. Thomas Award.		SUTTER, Heidi (Heiar) (Dubuque, IA-- ). While a student at [[WAHLERT CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL]], Sutter earned eleven major letters in cross country, track and baseball and was a state qualifier eight times in three sports. She was All-state in track her junior and senior years and in cross-country her junior year.

			In the 1990 state track meet, she set a school record at 3000 meters. She won three Distinguished Academic Awards in cross country and was selected to the Mississippi Valley All-Academic team. Sutter was named Army Student-Athlete and was the recipient of the Gailen P. Thomas Award. She was a member of the Wahlert basketball team that won the 1991 state tournament.

	Sutter received a scholarship to the University of Northern Iowa for cross country and track. At U.N.I. she earned seven varsity letters and received the University of Northern Iowa George Miner Outstanding Freshman Student Athlete Award.		Sutter received a scholarship to the University of Northern Iowa for cross country and track. At U.N.I. she earned seven varsity letters and received the University of Northern Iowa George Miner Outstanding Freshman Student Athlete Award.

Randylyon at 21:31, 17 November 2016

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	SUTTER, Heidi (Heiar) (Dubuque, IA-- ). While a student at [[WAHLERT HIGH SCHOOL]], Sutter earned eleven major letters in cross country, track and baseball and was a state qualifier eight times in three sports. She was All-state in track her junior and senior years and in cross-country her junior year. In the 1990 state track meet, she set a school record at 3000 meters. She won three Distinguished Academic Awards in cross country and was selected to the Mississippi Valley All-Academic team. Sutter was named Army Student-Athlete and was the recipient of the Gailen P. Thomas Award.		SUTTER, Heidi (Heiar) (Dubuque, IA-- ). While a student at [[WAHLERT CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL]], Sutter earned eleven major letters in cross country, track and baseball and was a state qualifier eight times in three sports. She was All-state in track her junior and senior years and in cross-country her junior year. In the 1990 state track meet, she set a school record at 3000 meters. She won three Distinguished Academic Awards in cross country and was selected to the Mississippi Valley All-Academic team. Sutter was named Army Student-Athlete and was the recipient of the Gailen P. Thomas Award.

	Sutter received a scholarship to the University of Northern Iowa for cross country and track. At U.N.I. she earned seven varsity letters and received the University of Northern Iowa George Miner Outstanding Freshman Student Athlete Award.		Sutter received a scholarship to the University of Northern Iowa for cross country and track. At U.N.I. she earned seven varsity letters and received the University of Northern Iowa George Miner Outstanding Freshman Student Athlete Award.

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	SUTTER, Heidi (Heiar) (Dubuque, IA-- ). While a student at [[WAHLERT HIGH SCHOOL]], Sutter earned eleven major letters in cross country, track and baseball and was a state qualifier eight times. She was All-state in track her junior and senior years and in cross-country her junior year. In the 1990 state track meet she set a school record at 3000 meters. She won three Distinguished Academic Awards in cross country and was selected to the Mississippi Valley All-Academic team. Sutter was named Army Student-Athlete and was the recipient of the Gailen P. Thomas Award.		SUTTER, Heidi (Heiar) (Dubuque, IA-- ). While a student at [[WAHLERT HIGH SCHOOL]], Sutter earned eleven major letters in cross country, track and baseball and was a state qualifier eight times in three sports. She was All-state in track her junior and senior years and in cross-country her junior year. In the 1990 state track meet, she set a school record at 3000 meters. She won three Distinguished Academic Awards in cross country and was selected to the Mississippi Valley All-Academic team. Sutter was named Army Student-Athlete and was the recipient of the Gailen P. Thomas Award.

	~~She~~ received a scholarship to the University of Northern Iowa for cross country and track. At U.N.I. she earned seven varsity letters and received the University of Northern Iowa George Miner Outstanding Freshman Student Athlete Award.		Sutter received a scholarship to the University of Northern Iowa for cross country and track. At U.N.I. she earned seven varsity letters and received the University of Northern Iowa George Miner Outstanding Freshman Student Athlete Award.

	In 2011 Sutter was named to the Wahlert Athletic Hall of Fame.		In 2011 Sutter was named to the Wahlert Athletic Hall of Fame.

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SUTTER, Heidi (Heiar) (Dubuque, IA-- ). While a student at [[WAHLERT HIGH SCHOOL]], Sutter earned eleven major letters in cross country, track and baseball and was a state qualifier eight times. She was All-state in track her junior and senior years and in cross-country her junior year. In the 1990 state track meet she set a school record at 3000 meters. She won three Distinguished Academic Awards in cross country and was selected to the Mississippi Valley All-Academic team. Sutter was named Army Student-Athlete and was the recipient of the Gailen P. Thomas Award.

She received a scholarship to the University of Northern Iowa for cross country and track. At U.N.I. she earned seven varsity letters and received the University of Northern Iowa George Miner Outstanding Freshman Student Athlete Award.

In 2011 Sutter was named to the Wahlert Athletic Hall of Fame.

[[Category: Athletics-Track]]