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2012 EOU CROSS COUNTRY NOTEBOOK

COMING UP:

NAIA CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS

EOU STANDINGS IN THE POLLS

The Eastern Oregon University Women‘s took a big jump in the final NAIA Cross Country

Coaches Poll from No. 22 to No. 11. The strong second-place showing at the conference meet

helped the ladies make the drastic leap.

The men dropped to the No. 22 spot after a fourth place finish at the conference meet in Portland.

It is the first time all season the Mounties have not been inside the to 15 in the rankings. The

ranking was just high enough to get the men the final at-large berth into the National Champion-

ships.

WOMEN COMPETING Talissa Boldovino Hailee Hollingsworth

Karlee Coffey Leigh Anne MacCarthy

Cristal Delgado Jodine Steemers

Jessianne Heley Kailey Wilson

MEN COMPETING Ryan Booth Zach Seely

Kody Coxen Kody Shriver

Carlos Hernandez Gus Titus

Hans Roelle Isaac Updike

ALL PHOTOS COURTESY OF MADDISON

STAPLETON (except team photo)

QUICK FACTS

Location ........................................ La Grande, Ore.

Founded .......................................................... 1929 Enrollment ..................................................... 4,357

Nickname .......................................... Mountaineers

Colors ...Navy & Vegas Gold (Pant. 2745 and 583) Course................................................ EOU campus

Conference................................ Cascade Collegiate

First Cross Country Season …....... 1967 (45 years) President ........................................ Dr. Bob Davies

Interim Athletic Director ............ Anji Weissenfluh

Faculty Representative......... Dr. Peter Diffenderfer Athletics Website................. www.EOUSports.com

Main Athletic Dept. Phone…..…..… 541.962.3497

CROSS COUNTRY FACTS

2011 Cascade Conference Finish.......W-4th, M-4th

2011 High Ranking ..............................W-19, M-16

2011 NAIA Champs. Finish ..........W-N/A, M-17th Highest Ranking Ever ............................. W-3, M-1

Cascade Conference Titles ................... W-6, M-12

COACHING STAFF

Ben Welch ......................................................... HC

Jeff Hoskisson ................................................... AC

Megan Yanda .................................................... AT Phone …………...........……….....… 541.962.3946

Fax ……………...……...............….. 541.962.3577

SPORTS INFORMATION CC Media Relations ..…………….. Jeff Hoskisson

Office phone ………………….....… 541.962.3726

Cell phone ……................................. 660.441.7089 E-mail ………........................ [email protected]

Mailing Address …...... Eastern Oregon University

……………….....………..… One University Blvd. ……………….....….…....... La Grande, OR 97850

MEDIA REQUESTS All requests for cross country interviews and credentials

should be directed to Jeff L. Hoskisson in the EOU Track

& Field/Cross Country office. To arrange interviews or

request credentials, call 541-962-3726 or e-mail jhoskis-

[email protected]. Requests should be made at least 24 hours

in advance. All interviews are prohibited from conflicting

with classes, practice sessions, meetings or medical treat-

ments.

EASTERN OREGON WEEK 7: NAIA CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS

2012 CROSS COUNTRY NOTEBOOK

JEFF L. HOSKISSON

XC/TF MEDIA RELATIONS

ONE UNIVERSITY BLVD. LA GRANDE, OR 97850

O:541-962-3726— C:660-441-7089 [email protected]—EOUPOSRTS.COM

2012 SCHEUDLE SEPTEMBER

8 Roger Curran Invite Nampa

22 Red Lion Challenge Spokane

29 Charles Bowles Invite Salem

OCTOBER

13 Inland Empire Classic Lewiston

19 Kyle Burnside Open Pendleton

NOVEMBER

3 CCC Championships Portland

17 NAIA Championships Vancouver Meet 7: Eastern Oregon at NAIA Cross Country Championships

When: Saturday, November 17

Where: Fort Vancouver, Washington

Course: Fort Vancouver National Historic Site

Time: 10:30 AM PT—Women, 11:45 AM PT—Men

Distance: Women 5K, Men 8K

Meet Updates: EOUSports.com

LAST TIME OUT

WOMEN SHINE AT CONFERNCE CHAMPIONSHIP PORTLAND, OR – Senior Karlee Coffey‘s second place individual finish sparked the Eastern

Oregon University women‘s cross country team to an surprising second place team finish at the

Cascade Collegiate Conference Championships here Saturday.

The ladies finished 71 points to the 72 of No. 7 ranked Northwest Christian. The College of

Idaho claimed the women‘s team title with 39 points.

―Our ladies ran the race of the season,‖ beamed EOU Head Coach Ben Welch. ―It is one of the

best conference meets that we have run in the past five or six years.‖

The Eastern women entered the meet as the number three team in the conference, but run with a

mission from the starting gun over the 5000 meter course.

Coffey paced the way for Eastern as she battled College of Idaho‘s Hillary Holt from the start.

The duo ran together through the entire race, with Holt finally pulling away in the last mile. Cof-

fey ran 17:05.38 to Holt‘s 16:52.11.

Following Coffey across the line was junior Jodine Steemers, who went out with Coffey and Holt

at the beginning. Steemers had company from Concordia‘s Mikel Elliott for much of the race

before gaining an advantage of up to fifteen meters late in the race. A strong kick by Elliott al-

lowed her to just nip Steemers at the finish. Steemers finished in 18.06.80, an almost 30 second

improvement on her season best.

Senior Leigh Anne MacCarthy, who missed the Mountaineers volleyball win, last night over

Oregon Tech to prepare for today‘s meet, ran her lifetime best to finish 13th. MacCarthy started

conservatively but continued to move up in the field throughout the race. She broke into the top

15 by the end of the first mile and ran strong to the finish. She ran 18:41.71.

Senior Talissa Baldovino gave the Mounties their fourth lady inside the top twenty-five, finishing

22nd. Baldovino ran in the top 30 most of the race and used a strong finishing mile to move into

finish spot. Her time of 18:56.23 was a personal best by 15 seconds.

Eastern‘s top five was rounded out by junior Cristal Delgado. She started in the middle of the

pack and continually moved her way up through the field to earn a 33rd place finish in 19:39.39.

―The top five ladies ran real well. Four them ran personal best races,‖ said Welch.

Freshman Kailey Wilson and senior Jessianne Heley rounded out the Mountainers top seven

runners finishing 48th (20:15.38) and 60th (20:42.67) respectively.

Freshman Hailee Hollingsworth, 68th (21:26.70) and sophomore Audrey Love, 73rd (23:26.55)

rounded out the Eastern squad.

EASTERN OREGON WOMEN NOTEWORTHY Karlee Coffey aims for her fourth all-American honors at the NAIA Cross Country National

Championships. She has finished 12th, 2nd, and 3rd respectively.

If Coffey earns all-American honors this year, she will become the first Mountaineer to have

received that honor four times.

Eastern Oregon women are making their 10th trip to the national meet under head coach Ben

Welch.

The highest finish for the ladies at Nationals is 3rd in 1999. They also have three other finishes

inside the top ten, 6th in 1997, 7th in 2002, and 9th in 1998.

EOU Head Cross Country coach, Ben Welch was the women‘s Coach-of-the-Year in 1997.

The EOU women are ranked No. 11 in the final NAIA Cross Country Coaches Poll.

Fellow CCC members, College of Idaho, Northwest Christian, and Concordia will be taking

part in the National Championships.

This is the ninth time that Eastern will have both a women‘s and men‘s team at the national

championship in the same year.


WEEK 7: NAIA CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS

LAST TIME OUT

MEN STRUGGLE AT CONFERNCE MEET PORTLAND, OR – Junior Isaac Updike ran the best he has all season to pace the Eastern Ore-

gon University men‘s cross country team to a fourth place finish here Saturday at the Cascade

Collegiate Conference Cross Country Championships at Lents Park.

The men scored 108 points to finish behind Southern Oregon (28), the College of Idaho (62), and

Concordia (82).

―The men made a rough day in an extremely tough conference,‖ offered EOU Head Cross Coun-

try Coach Ben Welch. ―Despite that we had a few guys that ran really well.‖

The men got out well at the start, running at the middle of the pack through the first mile. The

group stayed together through much of the 8000 meter event.

Updike began to move forward after the 5000 meter mark and continued to drive to the finish. He

came across the finish line in eleventh place in a time of 25:24.56. The finish also guarantees him

a trip to the NAIA National Cross Country Championships November 17 in Fort Vancouver,

Washington.

Sophomore Hans Roelle ran his best race of the season to finish 16th. Roelle ran much of the

race in the top 30 and like Updike, continued to pick off opposing runners as the race progressed.

His time of 25:40.15 garnered him a personal best by 15 seconds.

Junior Kody Coxen struggled most of the race and finished in the 23rd spot in 26:13.28.

Junior Zach Seely ran his best race ever as a Mountaineer, finishing 28th in 26:17.50. He also

finished as the Mounties fourth runner for the first time at Eastern.

Following Seely was a group of four guys who finished within sixteen seconds of him. Freshman

Kody Shriver finished one place behind Seely in 29th (26:17.50). Senior Ryan Booth was 32nd

(26:26.34), followed by junior Carlos Hernandez, 34th (26:29.66) and sophomore Gus Titus, 35th

(26:33.09).

Sophomore Alex Martinez, 44th (27:09.22) and junior Humberto Bravo, 48th (27:17.94) rounded

things out for the Mountaineers.

PAST CCC TEAM CHAMPIONS

WOMEN 1994 George Fox

1995 Eastern Oregon

1996 Eastern Oregon

1997 Eastern Oregon

1998 Eastern Oregon

1999 Eastern Oregon

2000 Northwest

2001 Northwest

2002 Northwest

2003 Northwest

2004 Northwest

2005 Eastern Oregon

2006 Corban

2007 Eastern Oregon

2008 College of Idaho


2010 Concordia



MEN 1994 Eastern Oregon

1995 Eastern Oregon

1996 Eastern Oregon

1997 Eastern Oregon

1998 Eastern Oregon

1999 Eastern Oregon

2000 Eastern Oregon

2001 Eastern Oregon

2002 Eastern Oregon

2003 Eastern Oregon

2004 Southern Oregon


2006 Concordia

2007 Eastern Oregon







WEEK 7: NAIA CROSS COUTNRY CHAMPIONSHIPS

EASTERN OREGON MEN NOTEWORTHY Redshirt DJ Flores was the last Mountie male to earn cross country all-American honors in

2010.

14 Eastern men have collected all-American honors under

Cross Country Head Coach Ben Welch

Eastern Oregon men are making their 18th trip to the national

meet under head coach Ben Welch.

The Eastern men were national runners-up in 2002. They also

have seven other finishes inside the top ten: 6th in 1993, 8th

in 1994, 6th in 2000, 10th in 2001, 10th in 2003, 7th in 2004,

and 5th in 2010.

The EOU men are ranked No. 22 in the final NAIA Cross

Country Coaches Poll.

Fellow CCC members, Southern Oregon, College of Idaho,

and Concordia will be taking part in the National Champion-

ships.

This is the ninth time that Eastern will have both a women‘s

and men‘s team at the national championship in the same

year.

2012 WOMEN’S ROSTER Name Yr. Hometown Previous School

Baldovino, Talissa SR Lakeview, Ore. Lakeview HS

Coffey, Karlee SR La Grande, Ore. La Grande HS

Delgado, Cristal SR Hermiston, Ore. Hermiston HS

Hansen, Laura JR Boise, Idaho Capital HS

Heley, Jessianne FR North Bend, Ore. North Bend HS

Hollingsworth, Hailee FR Pocatello, Idaho Highland HS

Love, Audrey FR La Grande, Ore. Graceland

Roe, Christy SR Kodiak, Alaska Kodiak HS

Steemers, Jodine JR Sierra Vista, Ariz. Pima Coollege

Walker, Shoshone SO Union, Ore. Union HS

Wilson, Kailey FR Copper Center, AK Kenny Lake HS

2012 MEN’S ROSTER

Name Yr. Hometown Previous School

Booth, Ryan R-SR Post Falls, Idaho Post Falls HS

Bravo, Humberto SO Tucson, Ariz. Pima College

Castillo, Salome SR Parkdale, Ore. Hood River HS

Coxen, Kody SR Silverton, Ore. Silverton HS

Edward, Calvin SO Wasilla, Alaska Wasilla HS

Hernandez, Carlos JR Los Angeles, Calif. East Los Angeles CC

Hernandez, Ramon SR Torrance, Calif. El Camino CC

Lougee, Seth SO San Antonio, Texas Robert G. Cole HS

Martinez, Alex SO Elko, Nevada Elko HS

Nelson, Brian JR Nyssa, Ore. Nyssa HS

Roelle, Hans SO Anchorage, Alaska West HS

Sebastiani, Phillip FR Anchorage, Alaska Bartlett HS

Seely, Zach SR Portland, Ore. Wilson HS

Shriver, Kody FR Kalama, Wash. Kalama HS

Titus, Gus SO Burns, Ore. Crane HS

Updike, Lucas SO Ketchikan, Alaska Ketchikan HS

Updike, Isaac JR Ketchikan, Alaska Ketchikan HS

Watson, Cole FR Portland, Ore. Grant HS

Wise, Joshua JR Victor, Idaho Teton HS

COACHES/SUPPORT STAFF Head Coach Ben Welsh (22nd season), Kansas, 1988

Assistant Coach Jeff Hoskisson (2nd season), EOU, 1984, UCM, 1999

Athletic Trainer Megan Yanda (1st season), Iowa State, 2009

ALL-AMERICANS UNDER WELCH Name Year

Dave Flail 1993

Jason Werst 1994

Sean Nesbitt 1994

Sean Nesbitt 1995

Sean Nesbitt 1996

Jen Funk 1997

Abby Peters 1998

Katlin Lafferty 1999

Angie Simmers 1999

Mike Anderson 2000

Jessyca Barker 2002

Kelsey Jones 2002

Brian Crowl 2002

Alex McGladrey 2002

Michael Greenman 2002

Eric Griffiths 2004

Alex McGladrey 2004

Ian Schroeder 2004

Marcella Bosch 2008

D.J. Flores 2009

Karlee Coffey 2009

D.J. Flores 2010

Karlee Coffey 2010

Karlee Coffey 2011


HEAD COACH

Ben Welch

22nd Season

Kansas, 1988

Welch enters his 22nd year at the helm of the men‘s and

women‘s cross country teams and 2012-13 will mark his

11th year as head coach of track & field team.

In that time, he has guided the men‘s team to the NAIA

National Cross Country Championships 16 out of the last 20

years, where they have finished in the top-20, 14 times and

the top-10, eight times, including a second place finish in

2002. In 2004 they placed seventh out of the 28 team field.

In 1993 and 2000 the men placed sixth, in 1994 they fin-

ished eighth and 10th in 2001 & 2003.

En route to the national meet, the men have won two NAIA

District II Championships and 12 of the last 17 Cascade

Conference titles, including the 2007 title. Along the way,

the Men‘s Cross teams have earned their coach two NAIA

District II, 12 Cascade Conference, and four NAIA Re-

gional Coach of the Year honors.

On the women‘s side, Welch has guided the team near the

top of the NAIA cross-country ranks. In 1995, EOU‘S

women‘s team earned their first national ranking in school

history and in 1996 qualified for their first trip to the NAIA

National Championships. The 1997, 1998 and 1999 teams

all advanced to the national meet where they finished 6th,

9th, and 3rd, respectively. Along the way, the team won five

consecutive Cascade Conference titles from 1995-1999. The

women‘s teams have earned Welch eight conference Coach

of the Year awards, one women‘s conference All-Sport

award, and one NAIA National Coach of the Year honor.

In 2004, the women finished 16th at the NAIA National

Championships after a second-place finish in the conference

that earned Welch his sixth CCC Coach of the Year award.

They then followed up with a Conference title, Conference

Coach of the Year award, and 22nd place National finish in

‗05.

While coaching the women in 07 they also won the confer-

ence title, earning Welch another CCC Coach of the Year

award and the Mountaineers went on to place 22nd at Na-

tionals.

Prior to coming to EOU, Welch spent three years as the

men‘s cross country and track coach at Highline Commu-

nity College in Des Moines, Washington and two years at

the University of Kansas in Lawrence as a student assistant

cross country and track coach. Welch and his wife Talia

have three children: Amanda, Nick, and Bennett.

EOU’S FINISHES UNDER WELCH CCC NAIA

Year W M W M

1991 6th 2nd -- 12th

1992 5th 2nd -- 19th

1993 3rd 1st -- 6th

1994 2nd 1st -- 8th

1995 1st 1st -- --

1996 1st 1st 25th 30th

1997 1st 1st 6th 29th

1998 1st 1st 9th 15th

1999 1st 1st 3rd 23rd

2000 3rd 1st -- 6th

2001 3rd 1st -- 10th

2002 2nd 1st 7th 2nd

2003 2nd 1st 21st 10th

2004 2nd 2nd 16th 7th

2005 1st 3rd 22nd --

2006 2nd 6th -- --

2007 1st 1st 22nd 19th

2008 5th 4th -- --

2009 4th 3rd -- 12th

2010 4th 2nd -- 5th

2011 4th 4th -- 17th

2012 2nd 4th

CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS UNDER WELCH Name Year

Dave Flail * 1993 * NAIA District 2

Jason Werst 1994 $ NAIA Pacific NW

Sean Nesbitt 1995 Region

Sean Nesbitt 1996 # NAIA Region I

Sean Nesbitt $ 1996

Jennifer Funk 1997

Jamie Tuchscherer 1998

Kaitlin Lafferty 1999

Brian Crowl 2002

Brian Crowl # 2002

Alex McGladrey 2003

Eric Griffiths 2004

Eric Griffiths # 2004

D.J. Flores 2010

Karlee Coffey 2010

Karlee Coffey 2011


2012 WOMEN’S PERFORMANCE LIST

Date Event EOU Place Teams (Runners) EOU Finishers

Sept 8 Roger Curran Invite 3rd (89) 6 (81) 3 15 22 24 25 33 36 Sept 22 Red Lion Challenge 6th (126) 7 (154) 2 8 35 37 44 46 47

Sept 29 Charles Bowles Invite 5th (191) 20 (199) 1 20 40 60 70 72 96

Oct 13 Inland Empire Classic 8th (193) 10 (107) 14 24 46 47 62 65 68 Oct 19 Kyle Burnside Open 1st-tie (38) 4 (42) 1 3 7 12 15 18 21

Nov 3 CCC Championships 2nd (71) 9 (75) 2 4 13 21 31 45 54

Nov 17 NAIA Championships

2012 NAIA Women's Cross Country Coaches' Top

25 Poll - Final

RANK SCHOOL POINTS

1 British Columbia (20) 651

2 Cal State San Marcos 624 3 College of Idaho (3) 615

4 Olivet Nazarene (Ill.) 597

5 Biola (Calif.) 566 6 Carroll (Mont.) 552

7 Cornerstone (Mich.) 490

8 Oklahoma Baptist 489 9 Concordia (Calif.) 482

10 Dordt (Iowa) 481

11 Eastern Oregon 423 12 Lewis-Clark State (Idaho) 404

13 Westmont (Calif.) 397

14 Aquinas (Mich.) 355 15 Northwest Christian (Ore.) 342

16 Rocky Mountain (Mont.) 339

17 The Master‘s (Calif.) 314 18 Huntington (Ind.) 313

19 Embry-Riddle (Fla.) 287

19 St. Francis (Ill.) 287 21 Concordia (Neb.) 264

22 Milligan (Tenn.) 213

23 Taylor (Ind.) 172 24 SCAD Savannah (Ga.) 162

25 Northwest (Wash.) 152

Others receiving votes: Saint Xavier (Ill.) 105; Indiana Wesleyan 64; Doane (Neb.) 63; Concordia (Ore.) 58;

Central Methodist (Mo.) 53; Shawnee State (Ohio) 29;

Rogers State (Okla.) 14; Park (Mo.) 14; Xavier (La.) 13; Southern Oregon 13; Illinois Tech 8; Spring Arbor

(Mich.) 6; St. Ambrose (Iowa) 3.

2012 NAIA Men's Cross Country Coaches Top 25

Poll - Final

RANK SCHOOL POINTS

1 Southern Oregon (16) 585 2 St. Francis (Ill.) (4) 565

3 Cal State San Marcos (1) 558

4 Oklahoma Baptist 531 5 British Columbia 523

6 Shawnee State (Ohio) 495

7 Wayland Baptist (Texas) 462 8 Aquinas (Mich.) 441

9 College of Idaho 437

10 Southwestern (Kan.) 399 11 Bryan (Tenn.) 386

12 Embry-Riddle (Fla.) 380

13 Concordia (Neb.) 314 14 Concordia (Ore.) 294

15 The Master‘s (Calif.) 290

15 Carroll (Mont.) 290 17 Lubbock Christian (Texas) 284

18 Cornerstone (Mich.) 283

19 Lewis-Clark State (Idaho) 251 20 Indiana Wesleyan 246

21 Morningside (Iowa) 222

22 Eastern Oregon 210 23 Dickinson State (N.D.) 197

24 Spring Arbor (Mich.) 164

25 Vanguard (Calif.) 100 Others receiving votes: Olivet Nazarene (Ill.) 78; Baker

(Kan.) 75; Oregon Tech 71; Cumberlands (Ky.) 67;

Emmanuel (Ga.) 64; Saint Mary (Kan.) 59; Berea (Ky.) 45; Saint Xavier (Ill.) 14; Doane (Neb.) 11; Westmont

(Calif.) 10; Missouri Valley 4; Tennessee Wesleyan 3;

Columbia (Mo.) 3.

TALISSA BALDOVINO

41 Roger Curan 16:45.34

73 Charles Bowles 20:02.18

63 Inland Empire 20:08 8 Wildhorse 19:37.1

22 CCC 18:56.23

KARLEE COFFEY


2 Red Lion 17:39.33 2 Charles Bowles 17:21.56

1 Wildhorse 17:45.3

2 CCC 17:05.38

CRISTAL DELGADO

48 Roger Curan 17:23.84 92 Red Lion 20:41.47



33 CCC 19:39.39

JESSIANNE HELEY

122 Red Lion 21:41.23

122 Charles Bowles 21:04.85 22 Wildhorse 20:42.9

60 CCC 20:42.67

HAILEE HOLLONGSWORTH




68 CCC 21:26.70

AUDREY LOVE


146 Red Lion 23:34.35


106 Inland Empire 23:30

40 Wildhorse 23:32.0

73 CCC 23:26.55

LEIGH ANNE MacCARTHY

50 Charles Bowles 19:35.18 26 Inland Empire 19:05


13 CCC 18:41.71

JODINE STEEMERS




4 CCC 18:06.80

SHOSHONI WALKER


153 Red Lion 25:44.54

KAILEY WILSON


94 Red Lion 20:47.06

87 Charles Bowles 20:26.12 89 Inland Empire 21:10


48 CCC 20:15.38



WEEKLY COACHES RATINGS

FINAL RANIKINGS

WOMEN

1. College of Idaho

2. Eastern Oregon

3. Northwest Christian (Ore.)

4. Northwest (Wash.)

5. Concordia (Ore.)

6. Southern Oregon

7. Oregon Tech

8. Corban (Ore.)

9. Warner Pacific (Ore.)

MEN

1. Southern Oregon

2. College of Idaho

3. Concordia (Ore.)

4. Eastern Oregon

5. Oregon Tech

6. Northwest Christian (Ore.)

7. Corban (Ore.)

8. Warner Pacific (Ore.)

9. Northwest (Wash.)

RYAN BOOTH


41 Red Lion 26:37.41



32 CCC 26:26.34

SALOME CASTILLO

101 Red Lion 28:14.45


KODY COXEN


7 Red Lion 25:35.93


3 Wildhorse 25:36.0 25 CCC 26:13.28

CALVIN EDWARD


103 Red Lion 28:24.74



CARLOS HERNANDEZ


76 Red Lion 27:25.17



34 CCC 26:29.66

RAMON HERNANDEZ

70 Roger Curan 19:25.35 130 Charles Bowles 27:16.87


SETH LOUGEE


72 Red Lion 27:17.87



ALEX MARTINEZ


95 Red Lion 28:07.03



44 CCC 27:09.22

HANS ROELLE


24 Red Lion 26:15.55 52 Charles Bowles 26:06.32


16 CCC 25:40.15

PHILLIP SEBASTIANI




ZACH SEELY




28 CCC 26:17.50

KODY SHRIVER


78 Red Lion 27:30.23



29 CCC 26:18.81

GUS TITUS




35 CCC 26:33.09

LUCAS UPDIKE


32 Red Lion 26:26.49

ISAAC UPDIKE


44 Charles Bowles 25:59.80 8 Wildhorse 26:00.1

11 CCC 25:24.56

JOSHUA WISE


2012 MEN’S PERFORMANCE LIST

TEAM

Date Event EOU Place Teams (Runners) EOU Finishers

Sept 8 Roger Curran Invite 3rd (66) 7 (86) 10 11 14 15 16 20 28 Sept 22 Red Lion Challenge 3rd (54) 7 (163) 4 8 11 14 17 20 26

Sept 29 Charles Bowles Invite 5th (146) 22 (253) 22 24 27 35 38 57 69

Oct 19 Kyle Burnside Open 2nd (40) 3 (43) 2 7 9 10 12 14 15 Nov 3 CCC Championships 4th (106) 9 (83) 11 16 24 27 28 30 32

Nov 17 NAIA Championships



WOMEN

1 Karlee Coffey 17:05 2012

2 Rhonda Burnette 17:47* 1980

3 Marcella Bosch 17:49 2008

4 Jennifer Funk 17:51 1997

5 Kelsey Jones 17:55 2003

5 Colleen Quam 17:55 1989

7 Katlin Lafferty 17:59 2002

8 Jodine Steemers 18:06 2012

9 Jamie Tuchscherer 18:08 1998

10 Abby Peters 18:09 1998

11 Jessyca Barker 18:10 2006

12 Stephanie Colkitt-Windle 18:11 2007

13 Keri Fezzey 18:17 1997

14 Christine Eckestein 18:20 2008

15 Anne O'Leary 18:25 1981

16 Angie Simmers 18:30 1999

17 Lindsey Ulrich 18:38 2000

18 April Richards 18:40 1999

18 Lisa Muilenburg 18:40 2001

20 Julie O'Leary 18:41 1983

21 Leigh Anne MacCarthy 18:41 2012

22 Sarah Hanchett 18:42 2009

22 Jenny Newell 18:42 1998

24 Laura Hansen 18:43 2011

24 Alma Garcilazo 18:43 2011

MEN

1 Don Stearns 24:00 1982

2 Eric Griffiths 24:09 2004

3 Tim Riley 24:20 2003

4 Jason Werst 24:21 1994

5 Alex McGladrey 24:29 2003

6 Brian Crowl 24:32 2002

7 DJ Flores 24:36 2010

8 Sean Nesbitt 24:36 1996

9 Ian Schroeder 24:41 2001

10 Pat McCurry 24:51 1999

11 Greg Miller 24:55 1985

12 Dave Flail 24:58 1993

13 Mike Murphy 25:01 1991

14 Marty Doyle 25:02 1990

15 Pat Egelus 25:05 2002

16 Dallas Kinch 25:06 2001

17 Steve Padilla 25:08 1989

18 Dave Terry 25:10 2001

19 Francisco Morales 25:11 1993

20 Dave Dunham 25:12 1993

21 Forest Lumpry 25:13 2009

22 Tim Leque 25:14 1977

23 Brian Bragg 25:14 2011

24 Issac Updike 25:17 2011

25 Ben Gall 25:17 2001

26 Rich Weibe 25:17 1990

TOP 25 CROSS COUNTRY PERFORMERS ALL-TIME



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