The HepsTrack.com Fan Guide to the 2010 Heps Cross Country Championships brought to you by X-Mester

HepsTrack.com is NOT affiliated with the Ivy League in any way. Welcome to the first-ever HepsTrack.com Fan Guide. If this is a success, we intend to do it again. This Fan Guide is brought to you by X-Mester, a col- lege residential experience which pairs successful col- lege seniors and recent graduates with at-risk inner- city high school students. To learn more, please visit X-mester.com. We purposely did not include many images in this document, as to make it easily printable for fans, coaches and athletes. But we strong encourage you to visit Dan Grossman’s MapleLeafPhotos.com, which will have photos not just from this Championship, but all the Heps from the last six years or so. On to the facts, Friday’s women’s Heps Championship race begins at 11 am followed by the men’s title run at 11:45. The awards ceremony is scheduled for 12:30 pm. The easiest way to get to the Championships is take the New York City’s fine subway system. The red line, which links uptown to downtown, ends about two blocks from the parade grounds at Van Cortlandt Park. You truly can’t miss your stop unless you are an amazingly deep sleeper. If you insist burning your own fuel you can visit HepsTrack.com for directions. Good luck with park- ing as many of the side streets to the west have resi- dential permit regulations. They do tow. Trust me. Another reason to take the subway is Coogans, undoubtedly the best place for Heps fans to have lunch. It is conveniently located at the corner of 169th and Broadway, one block north of the 168th Street subway stop. Why Coogans? They offer great food, drink and atmosphere as well as a deep appreciation for track and field (as the restaurant is locat- ed behind the New York City Armory). There is even a Penn Relays plaque hanging on the wall! And since we mentioned the New York City Armory, we want to remind folks that Indoor Heps is returning to that wonderful facility in February. We encourage you to check out the website, managed by Tim Fulton, at ArmoryTrack.com.

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Columbia’s Best Times The Columbia Lions MEN 24:26.9 — Steve Sundell (2003*) MEN’S PREVIEW 24:40.3 — Mike Grant (1998*) A year ago the Lions took the Heps championship with a one-point victory over 24:43.5 — Fred Ernst (1987) 24:45.6 — Rob Cunningham (1992) Princeton and now the defending champions, according to Coach Willy Wood, have 24:48.5 — Steve Sundell (2002) “the expectation will be for them to run as such.” ... Senior Brendan Martin WOMEN [Smithtown, N.Y.] paced the Light Blue to that narrow title last year and now his class- 17:01.4 — Caroline Bierbaum (2005*) 17:10.0 — Lisa Stublic (2005) mate Tom Poland [Morristown, N.J.] is battling him for the team leadership ... Poland 17:12.2 — Caroline Bierbaum (2004*) was the team's top finisher at both the Indiana State Pre-Nationals (40th) and the Paul 17:21.2 — Caitlin Hickin (2003) 17:27.2 — Lisa Stublic (2003) Short Invitational (27th) ... Coach Wood says that three other seniors — Terence Prial Columbia’s Champions [Warwick, N.Y.], Anthony Merra [Amherst, N.H.] and Dustin Martin [Albuquerque, MEN TEAM N.M.] — will be “the driving force behind our team's performance.” ... Sophomore 1979-04-09 Mark Feigen [East Greenwich, R.I.] won the New York Metropolitan Championships, MEN INDIVIDUAL leading Columbia to the team title. 1998 — Mike Grant 2003 — Steve Sundell WOMEN TEAM WOMEN’S PREVIEW 2002-03-04-05 If there is a path to a Heps championship for the Lions, Coach Willy Wood knows WOMEN INDIVIDUAL where it begins ... “Caroline McDonough [Darien, Conn.], Jackie Drouin 2004 & 2005 — Caroline Bierbaum [Lawrenceville, Ga.] and Julie Quinn [Bedford, N.H.] all have the potential to finish among the top 10 runners,” he offered. “We will need them to do so if we hope to actualize our goal.” ... Drouin, a senior, has a history of performing in tense conditions, as proven by her Heps 1,500-meter title last spring ... But McDonough, just a sopho- more, has a much shorter resume ... But it is filling up fast ... She was the Lions top fin- isher at the Indiana State Pre-Nationals (15th overall in the Blue race) and was the first Ivy Leaguer across the line (13th) at the Paul Short Invitational ... Quinn, a senior, was an NCAA regional qualifier in the steeplechase a year ago and is now making noise along the paths of Van Cortlandt. Cornell’s Best Times The Cornell Big Red MEN 24:29.1 — Grant Whitney (1985) MEN’S PREVIEW 24:32.0 — Jimmy Wyner (2006) It’s been more than 50 years since Cornell finished in the top three at Heps four times 24:35.5 — Bruce Hyde (2004*) 24:39.6 — John Anderson (1970*) in a row, but this Big Red team has a chance to match that feat ... “We are led by 24:41.6 — Sage Canaday (2007) three fantastic seniors in NCAA qualifiers Nate Edelman [Memphis, Tenn.] and Adrien WOMEN Dannemiller [Martinsville, Ind.] and captain Matt DeSilva [St. Charles, Ill.],” said 17:14.9 — Toni Salucci (2006) 17:20.0 — Kate Boyles (2004) Coach Robert Johnson. “Nate has come an awfully long way from his high school days 17:30.4 — Pam Hunt (1991*) when he only ran 9:32 as a senior. He made NCAAs last year in cross country and is 17:31.5 — Nyam Kagwima (2006) 17:31.7 — Pam Hunt (1992*) hoping to make it back this year and be a top 50 guy.” ... Edelman was fourth last year Cornell’s Champions at Heps and led his Red to a fifth-place finish at the Penn State Nationals recently ... MEN TEAM Dannemiller, the second finisher for Cornell at Penn State, was an NCAA qualifier on 1939-40-53-54-55-57-61-63-93 the track, but missed Heps cross country as he was studying abroad. MEN INDIVIDUAL 1939 — Emery Wingerter 1940 — John Ayer WOMEN’S PREVIEW 1953 & 1954 — John Rosenbaum The story for the Cornell women is very similar to that of the Brown women ... Like the 1955 — Dave Eckel Bears, the Big Red return four of its five scorers from 2009 and are paced this season 1961 — Steve Machooka 1970 — Jon Anderson by a newcomer ... In Cornell’s case, it is freshman Devin McMahon [Redmond, Wash.] 1993 — Brian Clas ... Says Coach Lou Duesing, “McMahon has been our top finisher at our last two 2004 — Bruce Hyde meets, going under 21 minutes for 6k on a sloppy Lehigh course and competing well WOMEN TEAM 1991-92-93-98 against a very good feel at Penn State.” ... In fact, she was the first Ivy finisher at the WOMEN INDIVIDUAL Penn State Nationals ... Coach Duesing will also look to his ‘Double Ks.’ ... Sophomore 1990 — Stephanie Best Katie Kellner [West Windsor, N.J.] led the Big Red at the Colgate Invitational and has 1991 & 1992 — Pam Hunt 1993 & 1994 — Laura Woeller had a terrific fall with consistency in her training and racing ... Sophomore Kelsey Karys [Newton, Mass.] has also been very impressive with her work in practice and has seemed to race better as the season progresses.

Dartmouth’s Best Times The Dartmouth Big Green MEN 23:59.6 — Ben True (2008*) MEN’S PREVIEW 24:14.6 — Bob Kempainen (1987) The Big Green is looking for its 15th Heps cross country title since 1984 and Coach 24:22.8 — Frank Powers (1985*) 24:23.9 — Jim Sapienza (1984*) Barry Harwick isn't quite sure who his first runners across the line shall be ... While he 24:23.9 — Frank Powers (1984) expects “Tom Robbins [Evanston, Ill.], Ethan Shaw [Falmouth, Maine] and Phil Royer WOMEN [Portsmouth, R.I.] to lead us at Heps,” each of those three has been first for the Big 17:27.3 — Moira Teevens (1985) 17:28.0 — Maribel Sanchez (1996*) Green at major races ... Robbins, a senior, led Dartmouth to the New England team 17:29.0 — Kristin Manwaring (1996) championship by taking fifth overall ... Royer, a sophomore, was the first Green runner 17:31.7 — Melanie Schorr (2004) 17:31.7 — Hilary Dionne (2005) across the finish at the Indiana State Pre-Nationals while Shaw, a junior, was the first Ivy Dartmouth’s Champions runner to complete the course at the muddy Paul Short Invitational course ... The Big MEN TEAM Green is receiving votes from the nation's coaches for the nation's top 30. 1941-43-84-85-86-87-88-89-90-91 1994-95-00-01-02-05 WOMEN’S PREVIEW MEN INDIVIDUAL Any time you expect that four of your five scorers at Heps might well be freshmen, you 1941 — Don Burnham 1945 — John Hanley know that you are in a reconstruction phase ... “I feel that our top three at the Heps 1948 — Stanton Waterman will be freshmen Katelyn Walker [Shaker Heights, Ohio] and Hannah Rowe [St. 1982, 1983 & 1984 — Jim Sapienza 1985 — Frank Powers Johnsbury, Vt.] and junior Amy Schuman [Lee, N.H.],” said first-year assistant coach 1991 — Terry Stillman Mark Coogan. “We have a very young team.” ... Walker has been the team's standout, 1994 — Sam Wilbur 2001 — Tom McArdle finishing first among the Big Green in each of the last three races, including the Indiana 2002 — Jarrod Shoemaker State Pre-Nationals ... Of course, his rookies aren't the only ones learning about Heps ... 2005, 2006 & 2008 — Ben True “This is my first year coaching at Dartmouth and this will be my first time at Heps,” WOMEN TEAM said Coogan, a 1996 Olympic marathoner. “I am really looking forward to seeing the 1994-95-96-97 WOMEN INDIVIDUAL meet. I have heard so many great things about the meet over the years and how 1995 & 1996 — Maribel Sanchez intense all of the teams are. I understand it’s like the Ivy League Olympics!” 1997 — Jenna Rogers Harvard’s Best Times The Harvard Crimson MEN 24:19.4 — Paul Gompers (1986) MEN’S PREVIEW 24:35.2 — Douglas Hardin (1968*) Defending his individual Heps Championship will be a tall order, but senior Dan 24:38.5 — Andy Gerken (1983) 24:44.5 — A. McLean-Foreman (2003) Chenoweth [Geneseo, Ill.] seems to be up for the challenge after finishing third in the 24:47.3 — Chas Gillespie (2008) White Race at the Indiana State Pre-Nationals just a few weeks ago ... Afterward, WOMEN Coach Jason Saretsky told The Crimson, “Dan is a great competitor. He knows how to 17:09.8 — Kate Wiley (1982*) 17:15.4 — Jenny Stricker (1985) put himself in a position where it matters. It’s a long five miles, and he does a great job 17:18.1 — Jenny Stricker (1982) spreading out his energy so he’s ready to go when the race really starts to heat up.” ... 17:22.3 — Lindsey Scherf (2005) 17:25.5 — Lindsey Scherf (2004) And he showed that in the annual Harvard-Yale race, setting a meet record by crossing Harvard’s Champions the tape in 25:10.70 early in the year ... Chenoweth has finished in the top 45 at the MEN TEAM NCAA Championship in each of the last two years. 1939-56-67-68-69-70-72 MEN INDIVIDUAL WOMEN’S PREVIEW 1958 — Dyke Benjamin Coach Jason Saretsky’s Harvard Crimson planted its flag in the ground at the Wisconsin 1962 — Ed Hamlin 1964 — Walter Hewlett adidas Invitational earlier this season, placing sixth in a quality field and beating two 1967 & 1968 — Doug Hardin nationally-ranked teams (Florida, Wisconsin) ... The runner who stood out was senior 1969 — Keith Colburn 1979 — John Murphy Claire Richardson [St. Paul, Minn.], who finished ninth in the strong field ... Last sea- 1995 — Ian Carswell son at Heps RIchardson led the Crimson to second place with the first non-Princeton 2009 — Dan Chenoweth finish in sixth ... And the year prior she stopped a Princeton 1-2-3-4-5 sweep with a WOMEN TEAM 1977-81-82-83-84-85 fourth-place showing ... But Richardson is far from running alone as the Crimson WOMEN INDIVIDUAL emerge upon the national scene ... With harriers like junior Jeanne Mack [Bristol, R.I.], 1977 — Anne Sullivan sophomore Sammy Silva [La Mesa, Calif.] and junior Nicole Cochran [Tacoma, 1978 — Paula Newnham 1980 — Darlene Beckford Wash.], the Cantabs are poised to shake up the race. 1981 & 1985 — Jenny Stricker 1982, 1983 & 1984 — Kate Wiley 1989 — Suzanne Jones

Penn’s Best Times The Penn Quakers MEN 24:15.4 — David Merrick (1975*) MEN’S PREVIEW 24:31.8 — David Merrick (1971*) As Coach Charlie Powell’s harriers look to climb out of the cellar (the Quakers were 24:32.8 — David Merrick (1973*) 24:45.8 — Reid McEwen (2007) eighth in 2009), the team will rely on a trio of seniors — Chris Baird [Westlake Village, 24:49 — Carl Thornton (1971) Pa.], Luke Grau [Chardon, Ohio] and Phil Cawkwell [Byrum Hills, N.Y.] ... Baird 24:49 — Robert Childs (1971) 24:49 — Julio Piazza (1971) sloshed through the mud as the first Penn finisher at the Paul Short Invitational, where WOMEN Grau was the second Quaker ... The two switched positions at the Penn State 17:33.9 — Stacy Kim (2005) Nationals, with Grau finishing 20th overall ... And to start the season, Grau led his Red 17:45.3 — Stacy Kim (2006) 17:47.7 — Chris Lundy (1990) and Blue to the team title of the Fordham Fiasco at Van Cortlandt Park ... Cawkwell has 17:48.0 — Sue Eckel (1986) been a solid contributor for Coach Powell, taking first for the team at the Iona Meet of 17:50.3 — Chris Lundy (1989) Champions, also held at VCP. Penn’s Champions MEN TEAM WOMEN’S PREVIEW 1971-73 When Penn’s success at Heps is to be discussed, the conversation starts with sopho- MEN INDIVIDUAL 1947 — Dick Hart more Leslie Kovach [Irwin, Pa.] ... That's because she has been consistently proven 1971, 1973 & 1975 — Dave Merrick herself as the Red and Blue's top runner, leading the team at the Iona Meet of 1972 — Bob Childs Champions (second), the Paul Short Invitational (21st) and the Penn State Nationals WOMEN TEAM 1990 (19th) ... And while there are high expectations for Kovach on Friday, she actually fin- WOMEN INDIVIDUAL ished one spot behind a Penn classmate — Margaret Diacont [Nazareth, Pa.] — at None Heps a year ago ... Two other youngsters, sophomore Megan Powell [Cranberry Township, Pa.] and freshman Catherine Phillips [East Aurora, N.Y.], have proven con- sistent scorers for Coach Gwen Harris’ squad. Princeton’s Best Times The Princeton Tigers MEN 24:15.7 — Matt Farmer (1981*) MEN’S PREVIEW 24:20.2 — Jack Fonss (1981) Coach Steve Dolan has the benefit of two returning first-team All-Ivy runners from last 24:27.4 — Glenn Wortmann (1981) 24:32.4 — Michael Maag (2008) year in junior Donn Cabral [Glastonbury, Conn.] and junior Brian Leung [West 24:33.3 — David Nightingale (2006) Windsor, N.J.] ... And Cabral looks like the key contender to knock off defending cham- WOMEN pion Dan Chenoweth of Harvard ... “Cabral has been a very strong lead runner for us,” 16:55.7 — Liz Costello (2009*) 16:59.9 — Liz Costello (2008*) says Dolan. “He was a two event NCAA All-American on the track last spring and is 17:08.1 — Cack Ferrell (2005) running at that level again this fall.” ... He has won both the Wisconsin adidas 17:10.2 — Lynn Jennings (1982) 17:12.9 — Alex Banfich (2009) Invitational and the Penn State Spiked Shoe Invitational and had a top-six finish at the Princeton’s Champions Indiana State Pre-Nationals ... But it was Leung who was third at Heps last year and fin- MEN TEAM ished 14th at Pre-Nats ... “Leung is a very good competitor and has an outstanding 1975-76-77-78-80-81-82-83- work ethic,” said Dolan. “He is a huge part of our team success. As has been the case 1997-98-99-06-07-08 in recent seasons, senior Mark Amirault [Walpole, Mass.] just gets better every week.” MEN INDIVIDUAL 1956 — Rod Zwirner 1981 — Matt Farmer WOMEN’S PREVIEW 1990 — Bill Burke It would be highly unlikely that the No. 18 Tigers could repeat their 1-2-3-4-5 finish 1997 — Tony Barroco 1999 — Paul Morrison from a year ago ... After all, no team, men or women, had done it before ... But then 2007 — Michael Maag again Coach Peter Farrell must at least like his chances for the top three spots ... That's WOMEN TEAM because he has a trio of All-Americans in junior Alex Banfich [Plymouth, Ind.] and sen- 1978-79-80-06-07-08-09 iors Ashley Higginson [Colts Neck, N.J.] and Sarah Cummings [Newport Beach, WOMEN INDIVIDUAL 1979 — Lynn Jennings Calif.] ... “They’ve been leading us all season,” said Farrell. “Sarah broke a venerable 1987 — Laura Cattivera record on the Yale Golf Course when she won HYP. The old record belonged to Sarah 2003 — Emily Kroshus 2007, 2008 & 2009 — Liz Costello Smith, a member of those great Yale teams in the eighties. Alex finished second at Pre Nats with a very impressive 20:08. Ashley chimed in with an eighth place finish.” ... Banfich has positioned herself to be the League's top threat with her showing at Pre- Nats and her fourth-place finish at the Notre Dame Invitational.

Yale’s Best Times The Yale Bulldogs MEN 24:19.1 — Andrew Atkeson (1981) MEN’S PREVIEW 24:24.6 — Ben Wheeler (1981) After finishing behind only Heps defending champion Dan Chenoweth at the Harvard 24:39.5 — Lucas Meyer (2004) 24:43.0 — Jim Gibson (1989*) meet and being the first Ivy runner across the line at the Penn State Nationals, senior 24:48.8 — Lucas Meyer (2003) Jeff Perrella [Westfield, N.J.] is coming into Heps with high expectations ... Even WOMEN Coach Dan Ireland notes that he “is running extremely well.” ... But former Irish junior 17:04.3 — Lindsay Donaldson (2005) 17:05.4 — Lindsay Donaldson (2006*) champion Conor Dooney [Dublin, Ireland] is looking to give his teammate a run for his 17:16.5 — Lindsay Donaldson (2004) money ... After all, Dooney was the first Yalie through the chute at Heps in 2009, tak- 17:18.3 — Kate O’Neill (2002*) 17:18.7 — Sarah P. Smith (1987) ing 13th ... “Our top runners have been different every meet we have run this season,” Yale’s Champions says Ireleand. “Junior Julian Sheinbaum [Scarsdale, N.Y.] and senior captain Max MEN TEAM Walden [Guilford, Conn.] are both capable of having break out races.” ... And, of 1942 course, Friday in Van Cortlandt Park would be a great time for that. MEN INDIVIDUAL 1942 — LeRoy Schwarzkopf WOMEN’S PREVIEW 1989 — Jim Gibson Coach Mark Young knows that in order to have success at Heps, his fifth-place runner WOMEN TEAM 1986-87-88-89-00-01 will need to be pretty close to his first-place runner ... And his squad has done that WOMEN INDIVIDUAL before, most recently at the Penn State Nationals when junior Jennifer Downing 1986 — Kelly Groteke [Stow, Mass.], the team's top finisher, was just 19 places and 22 seconds ahead of the 1988 — Sarah P. Smith 1998 — Ariana Kelly final scorer, sophomore Elizabeth Marvin [Rhineback, N.Y.] ... “We have the depth to 2001 & 2002 — Kate O’Neill do that, but, as we have no easily identifiable front runner,” he said ... Young will be 2006 — Lindsay Donaldson looking to Downing, Marvin and junior Anne Lovelace [Boise, Idaho] as his most con- sistent performers ... Downing was the first Hepster across the line at the New England Championship while Lovelace was the squad's top finisher at Heps a year ago. WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE PART OF The Coaches on VCP THE COURSE AT VAN CORTLANDT? WHERE ON THE COURSE ARE HEPS Brown coach Jill Miller — “The backhills. They challenge CHAMPIONSHIPS DETERMINED? the field and show who can be tough, who has the ability to Princeton coach Peter Farrell — “The hills have always really hurt, and who can maintain focus away from the been the great decider.” majority of the spectators. It's crazy to compare the field before and after the back hills. Anything can happen there.” Columbia coach Willy Wood — “I am not sure that there is particular point on the course that sets a tangible divide Columbia coach Willy Wood — “The final 600m stretch between the true contenders and the masses. The critical of the flats leading to the finish line — the place where the moment, however, lies when the individual is asked will I greatest amount of pain can be experienced to those willing hold on or will I remain comfortable.” to tap into it.” Cornell coach Robert Johnson — “To me, the traditional Cornell coach Robert Johnson — “My favorite part of Van Cortlandt Park course for the men is all about the flats. the actual course is between the 3.5- and 4.5-mile marks. Everyone focuses on the hills but to me the race is always That's where the championship is often decided and it’s decided on the flats. It’s such a fantastic course as it features appropriate that it's done away from vast majority of the a fast/wide open flat start. Then the back hills tire you out a spectators' eyes because that's the way the whole nature of bit before the race really unfolds when everyone hits the cross country is as well. The training you do when no one is flats. The teams/guys that start moving once everyone comes cheering or watching is what makes or breaks you.” over the bridge are the ones that end up being successful. Cornell coach Lou Duesing — “The awards stand — it Then whatever reserve you have left is totally taken by means the race is over! Just kidding. For a championship Cemetery Hill before you duke it out for glory on the flat fin- race there is nothing like the back hills and the challenges ishing straight.” they present. It is always frustrating not being able to see Harvard coach Jason Saretsky — “I have always found what’s going on back there.” the backhills tend to shake things up.” Dartmouth coach Mark Coogan — “For Dartmouth the Princeton coach Steve Dolan — “Like any race, you have race will be won and lost out in the back loop going up and to compete over the full distance but many dreams have down all of the roller coaster hills. This is where the con- become a reality or hearts have been broken in the back tenders will make their moves. We have a ton of hills in hills. Since it’s difficult for spectators to view that part of the Hanover and we run on hills like these all of the time. I hope course. It’s just you and your competitors testing your fitness we can take advantage of them.” and mental toughness over the famous back hills of VCP.” Dartmouth coach Barry Harwick — “I love the anticipa- Cornell coach Lou Duesing — “The back hills. Very few tion of waiting by the bridge for the lead pack to come out championships have been ‘sit-and-kick’ affairs.” of the back hills. It is only a few minutes but the race can be determined back there and virtually no sees it.” Dartmouth coach Mark Coogan — “I love the anticipa- tion of waiting by the bridge for the lead pack to come out Princeton coach Peter Farrell — “My favorite part of the of the back hills. It is only a few minutes but the race can be course at VCP, and I ran every one of my high school races determined back there and virtually no sees it. The loop in there, would have to be the finish line. It was over. I had a the back hills is only about 2000 meters long but the pack love/hate relationship with cross country. As a coach/specta- essentially all crosses the bridge to go in within 15 seconds tor I still enjoy the last hill before the bridge. I usually meet of each other; when they come out the field is completely up with old buddies Mark (Young) and Lou (Deusing) and strung out.” shoot breeze till the runners literally drop out of the trees.” Brown coach Jill Miller — “The back hills. Anyone can Yale coach Mark Young — “My favorite part of the run a good first mile. Anyone can run a fast 800m after course is the part which separates out those who will be suc- crossing the bridge, coming down the homestretch. The true cessful on the women's side, the back hills. For the guys, test is how tough you can be in the middle of the race on cemetery can really be the diffeerence maker. It is always a the toughest terrain.” great moment for me, waiting with most of the other coach- es, to see who emerges first from the woods on the hill to the bridge. And to discover where our runners are. It is days of anxiety spent in a few minutes time as one waits to see how one's team has fared. Not much changes in terms of team score from that point on. Individuals, sometimes, team scores, rarely.” 50 Years Ago @VCP FRESHMAN STEPHEN MACHOOKA EMERGES AS A CORNELL STAR When Kip Keino — a policeman back in his native Kenya — defeated Jim Ryun in the 1,500-meter run at the 1968 Olympic Games in Mexico City, it spawned a revolution which is in evidence at every Olympics, World Championship or major marathon. But Stephen Misati Machooka didn’t follow that revolu- tion, he led it. The distance runners in the Ivy League had watched a graceful and effortless Kenyan runner — typically from far behind — long before Keino’s uprise. Born in rural Kenya in 1936, Machooka was accepted to a government-sponsored secondary school in Kisii — about 25 miles from his home village — where his coach was Nyandika Maiyoro, who had taken seventh in the 5,000- meter run at the 1956 Olympics. Under Maiyoro’s watch, Machooka had run a 4:15.6 mile in 1959. He passed the Kenyan equivalency of the SAT, the Cambridge School Certificate Examination, and with the help of a graduate assistant at Cornell, Nicholas C. Otieno, wound up in Ithaca to study in the school’s agricultural program. And so in the fall of 1960, Machooka became the first Kenyan distance runner to take on the United States. And he At one point in the race, Vic Zwolak of Villanova made a did so in dramatic style, winning the Heptagonal freshman move and passed Machooka. Afterward the 5-foot-11, 128- cross country race — which included the eight Ivy schools as pound Machooka said, “I wanted to see how fast Zwolak well as Army and Navy — by a wide margin. could run.” Machooka continued to cause a stir in the spring of his Within a few hundred yards, Machooka reeled in the freshman year by wiping out the 1914 Cornell mile record future NCAA Champion and 1964 Olympian, reclaiming the set by the legendary John Paul Jones. Machooka’s 4:10.8 on lead. He later said, “It was fun passing him, the whole race a rain-drenched track to beat Jones’ longstanding mark by was a lot of fun.” nearly four seconds, was close to the Kenyan record. The When asked about the socks on his hands, he told first known Kenyan mile mark would not be recorded until reporters, “I didn’t have any gloves.” 1962, when Keino ran 4:07.0 at the Commonwealth Games. Zwolak, who still runs competively, remembers the race Machooka was even better the following fall as he won quite well. “I was running well my sophomore year,” he six straight races — including setting a Franklin Park record recalled. “I was one of the favorites in the race, but the in Boston — heading into the Heptagonal Championships at ground was a sea of slush and mud. I was a power runner Van Cortlandt Park in New York City. The windy, 50-degree and I didn’t run very well in that slush and snow, but my weather did not affect Machooka at all, as he led all the way, friend described Machooka the best. He said, ‘He floated on finishing the hilly course in 25:38.3, about 100 yards ahead top of everything.’ It was like he had snowshoes. I remember of the next runner. that he was very cordial in victory.” With that performance he became the first black athlete The story of Machooka was now getting a lot of atten- to earn first-team All-Ivy status in cross country as the Big tion, although his modesty would have made him the last Red claimed a surprising team victory. Asked about his pre- person to tell of his exploits. His appearance alone caused race plan, Machooka replied, “I just run.” heads to turn, but he also possessed rare ability. He appeared That strategy worked again at the IC4A Championships a on the cover of Track & Field News and was detailed and pic- few weeks later, when Machooka won by about 60 yards in tured in several stories in the New York Times. what remain the worst conditions in meet history. Despite the freezing sleet and snow, Machooka won while wearing a blue woolen hat with ear flaps and socks on his hands. His coach at Cornell, Lou Montgomery told the Times that He would also give his country a legacy even more lasting he had never seen Machooka breathe hard following a race than his running. Stephen became a lecturer of agricultural and called Steve “one of the potentially great distance run- economics at two Kenyan universities — Edgerton and Siriba. ners in the world, and a certain prospect to make the Kenya He became Field Controller in the Ministry of Finance and Olympic Team.” Economic Planning, a position designed to help local com- munities develop land utilizing current agricultural methods, But circumstances combined to change those expecta- a vital change as Kenya emerged into independence. He tions. He needed to work to pay his expenses and, struggling returned to school in Britain in the early 1970s, earning a somewhat in his studies, was urged by an academic advisor masters degree in Production Management Economics at the to spend less time running and more time with his courses. University of Wales. He would still run, but he took several long layoffs, and in 1962 contracted mumps and went several months without “Thereafter he returned to Edgerton until 1981 when he running. He returned for the 1963 Outdoor Heps and nearly left to work at the Pan African Institute of Development in claimed the title, running a 4:10.5 mile along the way. Zambia as a consultant and senior researcher in rural devel- opment,” said Musa. “This work saw him provide untiring The summer brought a final flash of success, as Machooka services in Zimbabwe, Tanzania, Swaziland, Malawi, Lesotho joined the Penn-Cornell team in England to face Oxford- and Botswana.” Cambridge and won both the 880-yard (1:51.1) and mile runs (4:16.6). In 1986, Stephen joined the Lake Basin Development Authority in Kenya, ultimately becoming the non-profit orga- More important than his victories, Machooka shattered nization’s managing director. He retired in 1999 to manage- some age-old myths. “Back in the early 1960s, the great dis- ment consultancy and his passion, farming. He passed away tance runners were the Eastern Europeans, but that was following a heart attack at his farm in Kitale in Western switching to the Australians and the New Zealanders,” said Kenya in 2002. Zwolak. “The thought back then was that black people couldn’t run distance. But not only was he good, this guy “Throughout his career, my dad had two stated profes- was great.” sional objectives,” said Musa. “One, to be of service to mankind and to serve in those areas where his professional Machooka gave up competitive running before his senior competence could be exploited and two, to support, pro- year, and then graduated on time in 1964. He was married mote the development of Africa. So committed was he to soon after graduation and returned to Kenya, where he grew these ideals that he long ago gave up the luxury of city life corn and kept cattle in Kitale. to work among the people in the rural areas.” His son Musa, who now lives in Nairobi, recalls playing “His death affected a lot of people,” said his nephew soccer with his father, who, though not particularly skilled at Denis, who became an All-America collegiate runner before the sport, maintained an advantage because of his athleti- becoming a businessman in Iowa. “He helped communities cism. Musa also remembers a father who loved Handel and all over the region become water independent, built agricul- Mozart, weekend games of chess and spending time with tural farms and donated to schools. immediate and extended family. “He helped me train to come (to the United States). He was my role model. I really miss him. He is one person who really helped me become what I am today.” X-Mester.com JOIN THE URBAN EDUCATION REFORM MOVEMENT Heps Cross Country Men’s History Year...... Course Location...... Date ...... Team Champ...... Individual Champ ...... Time 1939 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... November 11...... Cornell & Harvard (37).....Emery Wingerter (Cornell)...... 30:29.0 1940 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... November 9...... Cornell (32)...... John Ayer (Cornell) ...... 27:39.0 1941 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... November 8...... Dartmouth (39) ...... Don Burnham (Dartmouth) ...... 27:23.6 1942 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... November 6...... Yale (40)...... LeRoy Schwarzkopf (Yale)...... 26:41.2 1943 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... November 6...... Dartmouth (25) ...... Arthur Truxes (Army)...... 27:45.6 1944 ...... Not contested because of World War II. 1945 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... November 10...... Army (20)...... John Hanley (Dartmouth) ...... 24:24.4* 1946 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... November 9...... Navy (41)...... Frederick Knauss (Army)...... 27:23.1 1947 ...... Battlefield Park (Princeton, N.J.)...... November 8...... Army (59)...... Dick Hart (Penn)...... 27:06.0 1948 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... November 6...... Army (51)...... Stanton Waterman (Dartmouth)...... 26:55.7 1949 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... November 12...... Army (27)...... Dick Shea (Army) ...... 25:48.7 1950 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... November 10...... Army (33)...... Dick Shea (Army) ...... 24:54.2* 1951 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... November 9...... Army (20)...... Dick Shea (Army) ...... 25:06.5 1952 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... November 7...... Army (24)...... Lewis Olive (Army) ...... 25:43.5 1953 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... November 6...... Cornell (53)...... John Rosenbaum (Cornell) ...... 27:01.0 1954 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... November 5...... Cornell (48)...... John Rosenbaum (Cornell) ...... 25:48.4 1955 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... November 4...... Cornell (36)...... Dave Eckel (Cornell) ...... 25:46.6 1956 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... November 9...... Harvard (57) ...... Rod Zwirner (Princeton)...... 25:00.5 1957 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... November 8...... Cornell (45)...... Edward Sullivan (Brown)...... 25:28.6 1958 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... November 7...... Army (32)...... Dyke Benjamin (Harvard)...... 25:12.0 1959 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... November 6...... Army (31)...... Richard Greene (Army)...... 24:42.0** 1960 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... November 4...... Army (73)...... Bobby Lowe (Brown)...... 25:59.0 1961 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... November 10...... Cornell (52)...... Steve Machooka (Cornell) ...... 25:38.0 1962 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... November 9...... Navy (79)...... Ed Hamlin (Harvard) ...... 26:02.6 1963 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... November 8...... Cornell (57)...... Bill Straub (Army) ...... 25:29.7 1964 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... November 6...... Navy (33)...... Walter Hewlett (Harvard)...... 25:03.8 1965 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... November 5...... Army (30)...... Paul DeCoursey (Army) ...... 25:20.8 1966 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... November 4...... Navy (27)...... John Lawlor (Navy)...... 24:47.5 1967 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... November 10...... Harvard (70) ...... Doug Hardin (Harvard) ...... 24:59.4 1968 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... November 8...... Harvard (27) ...... Doug Hardin (Harvard) ...... 24:35.2 1969 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... November 7...... Harvard (21) ...... Keith Colburn (Harvard) ...... 24:51.9 1970 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... November 6...... Harvard (64) ...... Jon Anderson (Cornell)...... 24:39.6 1971 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... November 5...... Penn (19)...... Dave Merrick (Penn)...... 24:31.8 1972 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... November 3...... Harvard & Navy (65) ...... Bob Childs (Penn)...... 24:51.7 1973 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... November 2...... Penn (28)...... Dave Merrick (Penn)...... 24:32.8 1974 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... November 8...... Navy (38)...... Dennis Trujillo (Army) ...... 24:34.0 1975 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... November 7...... Princeton (40)...... Dave Merrick (Penn)...... 24:15.4 1976 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... November 5...... Princeton (65)...... Curt Alitz (Army)...... 24:13.0 1977 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... November 4...... Princeton (60)...... Curt Alitz (Army)...... 24:37.4 1978 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... November 3...... Princeton (78)...... Tim Cummins (Navy)...... 24:46.5 1979 ...... Saucon Valley (Bethlehem, Pa.)...... November 2...... Columbia (48) ...... John Murphy (Harvard) ...... 31:13.5 (10k) 1980 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... October 31 ...... Princeton (40)...... Bill Kovach (Navy)...... 24:47.4 1981 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... October 30 ...... Princeton (27)...... Matt Farmer (Princeton) ...... 24:15.7 1982 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... October 29 ...... Princeton (25)...... Jim Sapienza (Dartmouth) ...... 24:37.5 1983 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... October 28 ...... Princeton (31)...... Jim Sapienza (Dartmouth) ...... 24:31.1 1984 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... October 28 ...... Dartmouth (41) ...... Jim Sapienza (Dartmouth) ...... 24:23.9 1985 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... November 1...... Dartmouth (46) ...... Frank Powers (Dartmouth) ...... 24:22.8 1986 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... October 31 ...... Dartmouth (38) ...... Ron Harris (Navy) ...... 24:09.0 1987 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... October 30 ...... Dartmouth (27) ...... Chris Schille (Brown) ...... 24:08.1 1988 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... October 28 ...... Dartmouth (25) ...... Greg Whiteley (Brown)...... 24:50.6 1989 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... October 27 ...... Dartmouth (33) ...... Jim Gibson (Yale)...... 24:43.0 1990 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... October 26 ...... Dartmouth (60) ...... Bill Burke (Princeton) ...... 24:46.5 1991 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... November 1...... Dartmouth (25) ...... Terry Stillman (Dartmouth) ...... 24:24.7 1992 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... October 30 ...... Navy (32)...... Greg Keller (Navy) ...... 24:41.1 1993 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... October 29 ...... Cornell (46)...... Brian Clas (Cornell) ...... 24:49.1 1994 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... October 28 ...... Dartmouth (23) ...... Sam Wilbur (Dartmouth)...... 24:46.0 1995 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... October 27 ...... Dartmouth (63) ...... Ian Carswell (Harvard) ...... 25:12.9 1996 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... November 1...... Navy (59)...... Jonathan Clemens (Navy) ...... 24:42.8 1997 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... October 31 ...... Princeton (25)...... Tony Barroco (Princeton) ...... 25:15.6 1998 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... October 30 ...... Princeton (46)...... Mike Grant (Columbia) ...... 24:40.3 1999 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... October 30 ...... Princeton (62)...... Paul Morrison (Princeton) ...... 24:36.6 2000 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... October 24 ...... Dartmouth (55) ...... Enda Johnson (Brown) ...... 24:56.3 2001 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... October 26 ...... Dartmouth (76) ...... Tom McArdle (Dartmouth) ...... 24:45.5 2002 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... November 1...... Dartmouth (56) ...... Jarrod Shoemaker (Dartmouth) ...... 24:36.3 2003 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... October 31 ...... Brown (60) ...... Steve Sundell (Columbia) ...... 24:26.9 2004 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... October 29 ...... Columbia (70) ...... Bruce Hyde (Cornell) ...... 24:35.5 2005 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... October 28 ...... Dartmouth (30) ...... Ben True (Dartmouth)...... 24:36.2 2006 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... October 27 ...... Princeton (50)...... Ben True (Dartmouth)...... 24:29.1 2007 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... October 26 ...... Princeton (38)...... Michael Maag (Princeton) ...... 24:37.9 2008 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... October 31 ...... Princeton (58)...... Ben True (Dartmouth)...... 23:59.6 2009 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... October 30 ...... Columbia (60) ...... Dan Chenoweth (Harvard) ...... 25:09.2 ** In 1959, it was discovered that the Van Cortlandt Park course was considerably shorter than five miles long. On top of that, the course used in 1945 was about a half- mile shorter than the already-short course. When Dick Shea became the first runner to break 25 minutes in 1950, that course was subsequently discovered to be around 200 yards shorter than the already-short course. For record purposes, the Ivy League begins using times from 1960 on. All-Time Top Five-Mile Times Two-time Champions Teammates, 1-2-3 [*indicates champion] MEN MEN 23:59.6 — Ben True (Dartmouth, 2008*) John Rosenbaum (Cornell), 1953-54 1941, Dartmouth 24:08.1 — Chris Schille (Brown, 1987*) Doug Hardin (Harvard), 1967-68 Don Burnham-Sidney Bull-Robert Williams 24:09.0 — Ron Harris (Navy, 1986*) Curt Alitz (Army), 1976-77 1951, Army 24:11.2 — Chris Schille (Brown, 1986) WOMEN Dick Shea-Louis Davis-Robert Day 24:13.0 — Curtis Alitz (Army, 1976*) Jenny Stricker (Harvard), 1981-85 1984, Dartmouth 24:14.6 — Bob Kempainen (Dartmouth, 1987) Pam Hunt (Cornell), 1991-92 Jim Sapienza-Frank Powers-Mike Fadil 24:15.4 — David Merrick (Penn, 1975*) Laura Woeller (Cornell), 1993-94 1997, Princeton 24:15.7 — Matt Farmer (Princeton, 1981*) Maribel Sanchez (Dartmouth), 1995-96 Tony Barroco-Erik Kean-Adam Stuhlfaut 24:19.1 — Andrew Atkeson (Yale, 1981) Sara Tindall (Brown), 1999-2000 WOMEN 24:19.4 — Paul Gompers (Harvard, 1986) Kate O’Neill (Yale), 2001-02 1995, Dartmouth 24:20.2 — Jack Fonss (Princeton, 1981) Caroline Bierbaum (Columbia), 2004-05 Maribel Sanchez-Kristen Manwaring-Deirdre Milligan 24:22.8 — Frank Powers (Dartmouth, 1985*) 1996, Dartmouth 24:23.9 — Jim Sapienza (Dartmouth, 1984*) Widest Margin of Victory Maribel Sanchez-Kristen Manwaring-Jenna Rogers 24:23.9 — Frank Powers (Dartmouth, 1984) MEN 2008, Princeton 24:24.6 — Ben Wheeler (Yale, 1981) 72.8 seconds, Dick Shea (Army), 1950 Liz Costello-Megan Brandeland-Reilly Kiernan 24:24.7 — Terry Stillman (Dartmouth, 1991*) 65.5 seconds, Dick Shea (Army), 1951 24:25.5 — Keith Hampton (Dartmouth, 1981) 60.8 seconds, LeRoy Schwarzkopf (Yale), 1942 Heps Titles as a Coach 24:25.7 — Michael Donaghu (Dartmouth, 1986) 55.2 seconds, Walter Hewlett (Harvard), 1964 MEN 24:26.9 — Steve Sundell (Columbia, 2003*) 37.0 seconds, Curt Alitz (Army), 1976 8, Larry Ellis (Princeton), 1975-76-77-78-80-81-82-83 24:27.4 — Glenn Wortmann (Princeton, 1981) 32.8 seconds, Dave Merrick (Penn), 1973 8, Vin Lananna (Dartmouth), 24:28.9 — Bob Kempainen (Dartmouth, 1986) 32.8 seconds, Ben True (Dartmouth), 2008 1984-85-86-87-88-89-90-91 24:29.1 — Grant Whitney (Cornell, 1985) 32.4 seconds, Arthur Truxes (Army), 1943 6, Lou Montgomery (Cornell), 1953-54-55-57-61-63 24:29.1 — Ben True (Dartmouth, 2006*) 31.6 seconds, Dave Merrick (Penn), 1975 6, Carleton Crowell (Army), 1951-52-58-59-60-65 24:31.1 — Jim Sapienza (Dartmouth, 1983*) 24.4 seconds, Jon Anderson (Cornell), 1970 6, Bill McCurdy (Harvard), 1956-67-68-69-70-72 24:31.4 — Tom Paskus (Dartmouth, 1986) 24.2 seconds, Curt Alitz (Army), 1977 6, Barry Harwick (Dartmouth), 24:31.8 — David Merrick (Penn, 1971*) 1994-95-2000-01-02-05 24:31.8 — Bill Kovach (Navy, 1981) WOMEN 34.9 seconds, Liz Costello (Princeton), 2008 4, Al Cantello (Navy), 1972-74-92-96 24.0 seconds, Anne Sullivan (Harvard), 1977 3, Leo Novak (Army), 1945-47-48 All-Time Top 5,000m Times 3, Steve Dolan (Princeton), 2006-07-08 [*indicates champion] 20.8 seconds, Kelly Groteke (Yale), 1986 WOMEN 16:55.7 — Liz Costello (Princeton, 2009*) 20.7 seconds, Pam Hunt (Cornell), 1991 16:59.9 — Liz Costello (Princeton, 2008*) 20.4 seconds, Suzanne Jones (Harvard), 1989 7, Peter Farrell (Princeton), 1978-79-80-2006-07-08-09 17:01.4 — Caroline Bierbaum (Columbia, 2005*) 19.7 seconds, Lynn Jennings (Princeton), 1979 6, Mark Young (Yale), 1986-87-88-89-2000-01 17:04.3 — Lindsay Donaldson (Yale, 2005) 17.4 seconds, Sara Tindall (Brown), 1999 4, Lou Duesing (Cornell), 1991-92-93-98 17:05.4 — Lindsay Donaldson (Yale, 2006*) 17.3 seconds, Liz Costello (Princeton), 2009 3, Ellen O’Neil (Dartmouth), 1995-96-97 17:08.1 — Cack Ferrell (Princeton, 2005) 16.2 seconds, Pam Hunt (Cornell), 1992 13.4 seconds, Kate Wiley (Harvard), 1983 Best Team Scores 17:09.8 — Kate Wiley (Harvard, 1982*) MEN 17:10.0 — Lisa Stublic (Columbia, 2005) Closest Margin of Victory 19, Penn (1971) 17:10.2 — Lynn Jennings (Princeton, 1982) MEN 17:12.2 — Caroline Bierbaum (Columbia, 2004*) 21, Harvard (1969) 17:12.9 — Alex Banfich (Princeton, 2009) same time, Jim Sapienza (Dartmouth), 1984 23, Dartmouth (1994) 17:14.4 — Liz Costello (Princeton, 2007*) 0.1 seconds, Jarrod Shoemaker (Dartmouth), 2002 25, Princeton (1982) 17:14.7 — Laura Cattivera (Princeton, 1987*) 0.2 seconds, Paul DeCoursey (Army), 1965 25, Dartmouth (1988) 17:14.9 — Toni Salucci (Cornell, 2006) 0.5 seconds, John Rosenbaum (Cornell), 1953 25, Dartmouth (1991) 17:15.4 — Jenny Stricker (Harvard, 1985*) 0.9 seconds, Ian Carswell (Harvard), 1995 25, Princeton (1997) 17:15.5 — Sarah Cummings (Princeton, 2009) 1.1 seconds, Keith Colburn (Harvard), 1969 27, Navy (1966) 17:15.8 — Emily Kroshus (Princeton, 2003*) 1.4 seconds, Dave Eckel (Cornell), 1955 27, Harvard (1968) 17:16.5 — Lindsey Donaldson (Yale, 2004) 2.1 seconds, Ben True (Dartmouth), 2005 27, Princeton (1981) 17:18.0 — Ashley Higginson (Princeton, 2009) 2.2 seconds, Ron Harris (Navy), 1986 27, Dartmouth (1987) 17:18.1 — Jenny Stricker (Harvard, 1982) 2.4 seconds, Don Burnham (Dartmouth), 1941 29, Penn (1973) 17:18.3 — Kate O’Neill (Yale, 2002*) WOMEN 30, Army (1965) 17:18.5 — Cack Ferrell (Princeton, 2003) 0.4 seconds, Kate Wiley (Harvard), 1982 30, Dartmouth (2005) 17:18.7 — Sarah P. Smith (Yale, 1987) 1.0 seconds, Maribel Sanchez (Dartmouth), 1996 WOMEN 17:19.3 — Kelly Groeteke (Yale, 1987) 1.1 seconds, Kate Wiley (Harvard), 1984 15, Princeton (2009) 17:19.9 — Teresa Sobiesk (Army, 1987) 1.2 seconds, Jenna Rogers (Dartmouth), 1997 17, Princeton (2008) 17:20.0 — Kate Boyles (Cornell, 2004) 2.7 seconds, Emily Kroshus (Princeton), 2003 23, Dartmouth (1995) 17:20.3 — Cara Kiernan (Yale, 2004) 2.9 seconds, Caroline Bierbaum (Columbia), 2005 23, Dartmouth (1997) 17:21.2 — Caitlin Hicken (Columbia, 2003) 3.0 seconds, Laura Woeller (Cornell), 1994 24, Harvard (1981) 3.3 seconds, Laura Woeller (Cornell), 1993 25, Princeton (2007) Three-time Champions 4.0 seconds, Laura Cattivera (Princeton), 1987 26, Harvard (1977) MEN 4.3 seconds, Sara Tindall (Brown), 2000 27, Cornell (1992) Dick Shea (Army), 1949-50-51 4.3 seconds, Caroline Bierbaum (Columbia), 2004 28, Harvard (1982) Dave Merrick (Penn), 1971-73-75 28, Yale (1986) Jim Sapienza (Dartmouth), 1982-83-84 Teammates, 1-2-3-4-5 28, Dartmouth (1996) Ben True (Dartmouth), 2005-06-08 WOMEN 29, Princeton (1978) WOMEN 2009, Princeton 29, Columbia (2002) Kate Wiley (Harvard), 1982-83-84 Liz Costello-Alex Banfich-Sarah Cummings- 30, Yale (1987) Liz Costello (Princeton), 2007-08-09 Ashley Higginson-Reilly Kiernan 31, Cornell (1993) Heps Cross Country Women’s History Year...... Course Location...... Date ...... Team Champ...... Individual Champ ...... Time 1977 ...... Yale Golf Course (New Haven, Conn.)...... November 11...... Harvard (26) ...... Anne Sullivan (Harvard)...... 17:41 1978 ...... Moakley Golf Course (Ithaca, N.Y.)...... November 11...... Princeton (29)...... Paula Newnham (Harvard)...... 17:39.8 1979 ...... Belmont Plateau (Philadelphia, Pa.)...... November 9...... Princeton (40)...... Lynn Jennings (Princeton) ...... 15:48.2 1980 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... October 24 ...... Princeton (62)...... Darlene Beckford (Harvard) ...... 17:29.9 1981 ...... Franklin Park (Dorchester, Mass.) ...... October 31 ...... Harvard (24) ...... Jenny Stricker (Harvard)...... 16:58 1982 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... October 29 ...... Harvard (28) ...... Kate Wiley (Harvard) ...... 17:09.8 1983 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... October 28 ...... Harvard (46) ...... Kate Wiley (Harvard) ...... 17:26.0 1984 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... October 28 ...... Harvard (44) ...... Kate Wiley (Harvard) ...... 17:38.9 1985 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... November 1...... Harvard (48) ...... Jenny Stricker (Harvard)...... 17:15.4 1986 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... October 31 ...... Yale (28)...... Kelly Groteke (Yale)...... 17:25.9 1987 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... October 30 ...... Yale (30)...... Laura Cattivera (Princeton) ...... 17:14.7 1988 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... October 28 ...... Yale (39)...... Sarah P. Smith (Yale)...... 17:26.9 1989 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... October 27 ...... Yale (39)...... Suzanne Jones (Harvard) ...... 17:25.6 1990 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... October 26 ...... Penn (60)...... Stephanie Best (Cornell)...... 17:32.1 1991 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... November 1...... Cornell (44)...... Pam Hunt (Cornell) ...... 17:30.4 1992 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... October 30 ...... Cornell (27)...... Pam Hunt (Cornell) ...... 17:31.7 1993 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... October 29 ...... Cornell (31)...... Laura Woeller (Cornell) ...... 17:53.8 1994 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... October 28 ...... Dartmouth (46) ...... Laura Woeller (Cornell) ...... 18:14 1995 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... October 27 ...... Dartmouth (23) ...... Maribel Sanchez (Dartmouth)...... 18:00.3 1996 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... November 1...... Dartmouth (28) ...... Maribel Sanchez (Dartmouth)...... 17:28.0 1997 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... October 31 ...... Dartmouth (23) ...... Jenna Rogers (Dartmouth)...... 17:48.6 1998 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... October 30 ...... Cornell (56)...... Ariana Kelly (Yale) ...... 17:40.9 1999 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... October 30 ...... Brown (36) ...... Sara Tindall (Brown)...... 17:50.9 2000 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... October 24 ...... Yale (47)...... Sara Tindall (Brown)...... 17:32.0 2001 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... October 26 ...... Yale (60)...... Kate O’Neill (Yale) ...... 17:33.1 2002 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... November 1...... Columbia (29) ...... Kate O’Neill (Yale) ...... 17:18.3 2003 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... October 31 ...... Columbia (33) ...... Emily Kroshus (Princeton) ...... 17:15.8 2004 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... October 29 ...... Columbia (51) ...... Caroline Bierbaum (Columbia) ...... 17:12.2 2005 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... October 28 ...... Columbia (54) ...... Caroline Bierbaum (Columbia) ...... 17:01.4 2006 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... October 27 ...... Princeton (42)...... Lindsay Donaldson (Yale)...... 17:05.4 2007 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... October 26 ...... Princeton (25)...... Liz Costello (Princeton)...... 17:14.4 2008 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... October 31 ...... Princeton (17)...... Liz Costello (Princeton)...... 16:59.9 2009 ...... Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx, N.Y.)...... October 30 ...... Princeton (15)...... Liz Costello (Princeton)...... 16:55.7

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Men's Team Scores 62 Larry Contrella (Penn)...... 26:17.7 32 Anne Kennedy (Columbia) ...... 18:31.6 Place Team...... Points 63 Ryan Graddy (Brown) ...... 26:19.3 33 Christy Paul (Cornell)...... 18:31.9 1 Dartmouth ...... 30 64 Michael Cassidy (Penn)...... 26:19.7 34 Tomi Salucci (Cornell) ...... 18:31.9 2 Princeton...... 47 65 Unidentified runner (Harvard)...... 26:21.7 35 Suzanne Andrews (Princeton)...... 18:33.2 3 Brown ...... 90 66 Sam Miller (Columbia)...... 26:23.8 36 Elizabeth Gill (Columbia) ...... 18:34.3 4 Penn ...... 103 67 Brian Schmidt (Brown)...... 26:25.3 37 Naja Ferjan (Brown)...... 18:34.7 5 Columbia ...... 129 68 Gabriel Johnston (Columbia) ...... 26:28.8 38 Jilane Rogers (Brown) ...... 18:37.5 6 Cornell ...... 135 69 Eric Pauley (Penn) ...... 26:33.1 39 Elizabeth Calle (Yale) ...... 18:38.8 7 Yale...... 194 70 Brian Hanak (Yale) ...... 26:37.2 40 Danielle Schaub (Cornell) ...... 18:39.2 8 Harvard ...... 240 71 Andrew Samuel (Yale) ...... 26:37.7 41 Kelli Buck (Yale)...... 18:39.8 72 David Krause (Cornell)...... 26:42.5 42 Katie Roll (Cornell) ...... 18:44.4 73 Bart van Veghel (Dartmouth)...... 26:46.5 43 Ashley Campbell (Yale)...... 18:45.3 Men's Order of Finish 74 James Kelly (Harvard) ...... 26:47.7 44 Claire Filloux (Princeton) ...... 18:46.5 Place Runner...... Time 75 David Shenk (Cornell)...... 26:51.8 45 Jen Johnson (Princeton)...... 18:47.7 1 Ben True (Dartmouth)...... 24:36.2 76 Eric Ryan (Cornell)...... 26:52.3 46 Mary Maleta (Cornell) ...... 18:48.6 2 Owen Washburn (Brown) ...... 24:38.3 77 Eric Kerchberger (Yale) ...... 26:52.5 47 Sarah Bourne (Harvard) ...... 18:50.6 3 Frank Macreery (Princeton)...... 24:39.4 78 Peter Mullen (Harvard) ...... 26:53.6 48 Robyn Ellerbrock (Cornell) ...... 18:51.4 4 Alec Wall (Dartmouth)...... 24:40.5 79 Tushar Gurjal (Brown)...... 26:55.9 49 Christy Planer (Cornell)...... 18:52.4 5 David Nightingale (Princeton) ...... 24:44.4 80 Patrick Dantzer (Yale) ...... 26:57.0 50 Alex Brown (Brown) ...... 18:52.6 6 Dave Burnham (Dartmouth) ...... 24:48.0 81 Sean McGinley (Penn) ...... 27:01.0 51 Rachel Farnsworth (Princeton) ...... 18:53.1 7 Ian Marcus (Dartmouth) ...... 24:49.0 82 Stephane Hetherington (Columbia) .27:17.6 52 Lauren Bowles (Yale) ...... 18:53.7 8 Chris Burke (Brown) ...... 24:54.2 83 Sam Luff (Cornell) ...... 27:23.6 53 Margaret Frank (Columbia) ...... 18:54.4 9 Courtney Jaworski (Penn) ...... 25:03.4 84 Murat Kayali (Yale) ...... 27:26.0 54 Lauren Walker (Harvard)...... 18:57.7 10 Ben Stern (Princeton)...... 25:06.3 85 Dan Gorman (Cornell)...... 27:31.8 55 Jaclyn Myers (Yale) ...... 19:00.1 11 Jon Marcus (Columbia)...... 25:10.6 86 Owen Marcotte (Dartmouth)...... 28:05.2 56 Sussanah Shaw (Columbia) ...... 19:01.3 12 Harry Norton (Dartmouth)...... 25:12.1 87 Jonathan Paul (Harvard) ...... 28:09.8 57 Smita Gupta (Brown)...... 19:02.0 13 Justin Pines (Princeton) ...... 25:13.2 88 Wyatt Golding (Yale) ...... 28:12.2 58 Kathryn Matlack (Yale) ...... 19:05.1 14 Steve Mucchetti (Dartmouth) ...... 25:14.0 89 Abraham Alvarez (Harvard)...... 28:12.9 59 Claire Leatherwood (Yale)...... 19:07.7 15 Brad Baird (Cornell)...... 25:14.9 90 Jon-Mark Overvold (Harvard)...... 28:28.2 60 Jessica Bryant (Harvard) ...... 19:08.4 16 Frank Tinney (Princeton)...... 25:17.1 61 Kim Bonner (Princeton) ...... 19:10.5 17 Matt Davis (Dartmouth)...... 25:18.0 Women's Team Scores 62 Danila Musante (Harvard)...... 19:11.2 18 Michael Maag (Princeton)...... 25:20.4 Place Team...... Points 63 Spring Greeney (Harvard) ...... 19:13.8 19 Neil Hamil (Brown) ...... 25:22.2 64 Rachel Belt (Columbia) ...... 19:15.3 20 Tyler Kastorff (Columbia) ...... 25:23.7 1 Columbia ...... 54 65 Hilary Bontz (Columbia)...... 19:15.8 21 Breton Bonnette (Penn) ...... 25:24.1 2 Princeton...... 65 66 Kinjal Parikh (Penn) ...... 19:16.8 22 Brian Goldberg (Penn)...... 25:24.3 3 Penn ...... 104 67 Ingrid Sproll (Yale) ...... 19:19.4 23 Ricky Lader (Cornell)...... 25:27.8 4 Yale...... 111 68 Kierann Smith (Harvard) ...... 19:20.6 24 Brian Trembley (Penn)...... 25:28.5 5 Brown ...... 129 69 Shannon Crane (Cornell)...... 19:21.2 25 George McArdle (Dartmouth)...... 25:29.4 6 Cornell ...... 132 70 Elisa McCarthy (Dartmouth) ...... 19:24.1 26 Ari Zamir (Brown)...... 25:30.1 7 Dartmouth ...... 147 71 Aryn Gruneisen (Dartmouth) ...... 19:24.3 27 Bryan Sharkey (Princeton)...... 25:31.5 8 Harvard ...... 164 72 Eliza Gardiner (Harvard)...... 19:24.6 28 Wayne Hopp (Princeton)...... 25:32.0 73 Madeleine Marecki (Brown)...... 19:25.0 29 Glenn Randall (Dartmouth)...... 25:32.2 Women's Order of Finish 74 Tara Bryant (Harvard)...... 19:25.6 30 Ian Foley (Penn)...... 25:33.0 Place Runner...... Time 75 Angela Kudla (Cornell) ...... 19:26.6 31 Sage Canaday (Cornell) ...... 25:35.2 1 Caroline Bierbaum (Columbia)...... 17:01.4 76 Kristin Farley (Yale) ...... 19:32.4 32 Andrew Pitts (Yale) ...... 25:39.0 2 Lindsey Donaldson (Yale) ...... 17:04.3 77 Kelly Powell (Brown)...... 19:32.8 33 Bryan Jarrett (Cornell)...... 25:39.6 3 Cack Ferrell (Princeton)...... 17:08.1 78 Leslie Irvine (Harvard) ...... 19:39.3 34 Alan Weeth (Columbia)...... 25:40.7 4 Lisa Stublic (Columbia) ...... 17:10.0 79 Anna Greskovich (Dartmouth) ...... 19:42.9 35 David Napper (Yale)...... 25:41.0 5 Lindsey Scherf (Harvard) ...... 17:22.3 80 Meredith Curtis (Dartmouth) ...... 19:44.4 36 Brian Horneck (Columbia) ...... 25:41.3 6 Hilary Dionne (Dartmouth) ...... 17:31.7 81 Megan Olds (Dartmouth) ...... 19:48.0 37 Paul Morris (Columbia)...... 25:45.3 7 Melanie Schorr (Dartmouth) ...... 17:32.3 82 Jaclkie Dunn (Penn) ...... 19:50.2 38 Steve Vilt (Columbia)...... 25:45.5 8 Stacy Kim (Penn) ...... 17:33.9 83 Rebecca Levine (Harvard)...... 19:53.2 39 Jordan Kinley (Brown)...... 25:46.0 9 Catha Mullen (Princeton)...... 17:37.8 84 Elizabeth Rosenblatt (Penn) ...... 19:54.0 40 Sean Barrett (Harvard) ...... 25:49.3 10 Katherine McKinstry (Yale)...... 17:40.6 85 Susan Abramczyk (Dartmouth) ...... 19:58.0 41 Eamon Quick (Brown) ...... 25:51.1 11 Mia Swenson (Princeton)...... 17:51.0 86 Ali Warren (Princeton) ...... 20:04.6 42 Paul Rosa (Princeton)...... 25:51.8 12 Anna Willard (Brown)...... 17:53.1 87 Charlotte Lawson (Penn) ...... 20:11.8 43 Jimmy Wyner (Cornell) ...... 25:54.1 13 Nyam Kagwima (Cornell)...... 17:55.5 88 Michelle Cassidy (Penn) ...... 20:16.2 44 Reid McEwen (Penn) ...... 25:55.1 14 Tenke Zoltani (Columbia)...... 17:57.3 89 Chelsea Little (Dartmouth)...... 20:48.2 45 Erik Brown (Yale) ...... 25:56.1 15 Jolee Van Leuven (Princeton) ...... 18:03.3 90 Christine Capetola (Penn)...... 20:55.2 46 Stephen Chaloner (Brown) ...... 25:57.3 16 Claire Kim (Penn) ...... 18:04.1 47 Mark Olivier (Columbia) ...... 25:59.0 17 Stephanie Lenihan (Columbia)...... 18:04.9 48 Brian Gertzen (Yale)...... 26:00.2 18 Laura Meyers (Columbia)...... 18:05.1 49 Robert Grote (Princeton) ...... 26:01.2 19 Anya Davidson (Brown) ...... 18:06.0 50 Jeff Randall (Columbia) ...... 26:01.8 20 Carmen Ballard (Columbia) ...... 18:07.3 51 James Flannery (Princeton) ...... 26:02.5 21 Bevin Peters (Yale) ...... 18:07.8 52 Ozzie Myers (Brown) ...... 26:02.8 22 Laura Maludzinski (Harvard) ...... 18:09.8 53 Zac Hine (Cornell)...... 26:03.4 23 Leah Brogan (Penn) ...... 18:12.8 54 Nick Neely (Brown)...... 26:06.7 24 Marie Parks (Cornell)...... 18:13.8 55 Daniel Howard (Penn) ...... 26:09.0 25 Michol Monaghan (Brown)...... 18:16.1 56 Michael LaQuaglia (Penn) ...... 26:09.5 26 Jamie Liberti (Penn) ...... 18:17.5 57 Greg Preis (Columbia)...... 26:12.1 27 Caroline Mullen (Princeton) ...... 18:18.1 58 Brian Holmquist (Harvard) ...... 26:12.9 28 Aeriel Emig (Cornell) ...... 18:22.4 59 Jared Bell (Yale) ...... 26:14.0 29 Susan Dunklee (Dartmouth) ...... 18:27.1 60 Charles Ballew (Princeton)...... 26:15.8 30 Katie Gose (Princeton)...... 18:30.6 61 Vinny Olsen (Dartmouth)...... 26:16.6 31 Christina Morrison (Penn)...... 18:31.4 Heps Championships, 2006

Men's Team Scores 62 Liam Boylan-Pett (Columbia) ...... 25:57.0 31 Claire Kim (Penn) ...... 18:24.3 Place Team...... Points 63 Ben Gutierrez (Harvard)...... 25:59.2 32 Christy Paul (Cornell)...... 18:24.5 1 Princeton...... 50 64 Vito Cannavo (Harvard) ...... 26:00.3 33 Stacy Carlson (Harvard) ...... 18:25.1 2 Columbia ...... 63 65 Michael Lovejoy (Penn)...... 26:03.6 34 Blair Sullivan (Dartmouth)...... 18:28.2 3 Dartmouth ...... 97 66 Matt Davis (Dartmouth)...... 26:04.6 35 Sarah Decker (Columbia)...... 18:30.0 4 Yale...... 116 67 Duriel Hardy (Brown) ...... 26:06.6 36 Lindsay Kahn (Brown)...... 18:32.5 5 Cornell ...... 122 68 Brian Hanak (Yale) ...... 26:06.7 37 Kinjal Parikh (Penn) ...... 18:33.6 6 Penn ...... 123 69 Andrew Lipkin (Harvard)...... 26:11.1 38 Alaina Miller (Columbia)...... 18:34.6 7 Brown ...... 139 70 Alex Hall (Dartmouth)...... 26:13.2 39 Tina Morrison (Penn)...... 18:37.9 8 Harvard ...... 174 71 Alec Wall (Dartmouth)...... 26:13.8 40 Bevin Peters (Yale) ...... 18:39.2 72 Brian Cullin (Penn)...... 26:14.3 41 Ali Smrcina (Dartmouth)...... 18:39.4 73 Sam Luff (Cornell) ...... 26:18.5 42 Nora Sullivan (Brown)...... 18:41.6 Men's Order of Finish 74 David Shenk (Cornell)...... 26:24.1 43 Marie Parks (Cornell)...... 18:43.7 Place Runner...... Time 75 Kevin Treadway (Dartmouth) ...... 26:26.0 44 Naja Ferjan (Brown)...... 18:44.3 1 Ben True (Dartmouth)...... 24:29.1 76 Peter Loy (Cornell)...... 26:28.9 45 Jamie Liberti (Penn) ...... 18:45.0 2 Jimmy Wyner (Cornell) ...... 24:32.0 77 Owen Marcotte (Dartmouth)...... 26:30.9 46 Kerri Lyons (Cornell) ...... 18:45.8 3 David Nightingale (Princeton) ...... 24:33.3 78 Eric Kerchberger (Yale) ...... 26:33.9 47 Meredith Leenhouts (Yale)...... 18:46.9 4 Steve Muchetti (Dartmouth)...... 24:40.8 79 Aaron Geary (Harvard)...... 26:35.6 48 Meaghan Lessard (Columbia) ...... 18:49.1 5 Paul Rosa (Princeton)...... 24:48.4 80 John Brackmann (Penn)...... 26:36.3 49 Erin Linehan (Cornell)...... 18:50.2 6 Mark Olivier (Columbia) ...... 24:54.2 81 Jon Charlesworth (Princeton)...... 26:37.4 50 Jen Johnson (Princeton)...... 18:50.5 7 Michael Maag (Princeton)...... 24:55.1 82 Maxwell Brown (Yale)...... 26:46.3 51 Laura Tabor (Dartmouth) ...... 18:51.7 8 Paul Morris (Columbia)...... 24:56.7 83 Zach Richard (Columbia) ...... 26:48.7 52 Megan Brandeland (Princeton) ...... 18:53.5 9 Paul Horneck (Columbia)...... 24:59.1 84 Joe Walsh (Cornell) ...... 26:49.6 53 Elizabeth Calle (Yale) ...... 18:55.2 10 Jake Gallagher (Yale) ...... 24:59.5 85 Chris Green (Harvard)...... 26:54.1 54 Fiona Cundy (Cornell)...... 18:59.3 11 Brian Goldberg (Penn)...... 25:02.4 86 Tom Cox (Harvard) ...... 27:02.3 55 Carol Xu (Penn)...... 18:59.9 12 Sage Canaday (Cornell) ...... 25:04.1 87 John Cassidy (Penn)...... 27:12.4 56 Reilly Kiernan (Princeton)...... 19:00.1 13 Ryan Hafer (Harvard) ...... 25:08.3 88 Rolando Garcia (Yale) ...... 27:16.9 57 Stephanie Pancoast (Cornell)...... 19:01.0 14 Ian Foley (Penn)...... 25:08.7 89 Tarik Aougab (Penn) ...... 27:39.4 58 Anne Kennedy (Columbia) ...... 19:01.7 15 Murat Kayali (Yale) ...... 25:12.0 90 Robert Kenney (Harvard) ...... 27:50.5 59 Brooke Giuffre (Brown) ...... 19:02.1 16 Christian Escareno (Brown)...... 25:12.8 91 John Loeser (Brown)...... 28:42.7 60 Erin Roberts (Cornell) ...... 19:03.3 17 Robert Grote (Princeton) ...... 25:13.4 61 Ingrid Sproll (Yale) ...... 19:06.2 18 Ben Sitler (Princeton) ...... 25:13.7 Women's Team Scores 62 Kat Eidmann (Dartmouth) ...... 19:07.6 19 Jeff Randall (Columbia) ...... 25:14.4 Place Team...... Points 63 Sarah Bourne (Harvard) ...... 19:08.8 20 Ari Zamir (Brown)...... 25:15.5 64 Laura Laplante (Columbia)...... 19:09.6 21 Tyler Kastorff (Columbia) ...... 25:16.2 1 Princeton...... 42 65 Sussanah Shaw (Columbia) ...... 19:10.5 22 Pat Dooley (Dartmouth)...... 25:18.6 2 Columbia ...... 64 66 Tara Bryant (Harvard)...... 19:12.7 23 Brett Campfield (Princeton) ...... 25:19.1 3 Cornell ...... 68 67 Becky Crossin (Brown) ...... 19:15.6 24 Zac Hine (Cornell)...... 25:19.1 4 Yale...... 95 68 Alex Brown (Brown) ...... 19:18.8 25 Tim O’Neill (Princeton)...... 25:20.7 5 Penn ...... 129 69 Zaritza Petrova (Dartmouth) ...... 19:19.3 26 Tadhg O’Callaghan (Yale) ...... 25:20.8 6 Dartmouth ...... 153 70 Jessica Bryant (Harvard) ...... 19:20.1 27 Glenn Randall (Dartmouth)...... 25:21.1 7 Brown ...... 162 71 Stephany Reaves (Yale)...... 19:20.6 28 Reid McEwen (Penn) ...... 25:21.3 8 Harvard ...... 237 72 Alexandra Cadicamo (Yale)...... 19:33.9 29 James Bogner (Columbia)...... 25:21.9 73 Jackie Dunn (Penn)...... 19:34.3 30 Nick Neely (Brown)...... 25:22.8 Women's Order of Finish 74 Katie Dewitt (Yale)...... 19:40.9 31 David Napper (Yale)...... 25:23.1 Place Runner...... Time 75 Audrey Mangan (Harvard) ...... 19:42.8 32 Tim Galebach (Harvard)...... 25:26.0 1 Lindsay Donaldson (Yale) ...... 17:05.4 76 Erika Geihe (Harvard) ...... 19:44.9 33 Brian Trembley (Penn)...... 25:26.0 2 Toni Salucci (Cornell) ...... 17:14.9 77 Leslie Irvine (Harvard) ...... 19:46.7 34 Brian Gertzen (Yale)...... 25:26.6 3 Nyam Kagwima (Cornell)...... 17:31.5 78 Aryn Gruneisen (Dartmouth) ...... 20:00.1 35 Ozzie Myers (Brown) ...... 25:28.1 4 Carmen Ballard (Columbia) ...... 17:33.0 79 Madeleine Marecki (Brown)...... 20:09.8 36 Sean Barrett (Harvard) ...... 25:28.2 5 Christy Johnson (Princeton) ...... 17:34.0 80 Courtney Epps (Penn)...... 20:18.2 37 Larry Contrella (Penn)...... 25:28.4 6 Stacy Kim (Penn) ...... 17:45.3 81 Lauren Walker (Harvard)...... 20:25.0 38 Bryan Sharkey (Princeton)...... 25:29.6 7 Liz Costello (Princeton) ...... 17:48.0 82 Kellee Hand (Penn)...... 20:37.2 39 Chris Burke (Brown) ...... 25:29.7 8 Jolee Van Leuven (Princeton) ...... 17:50.1 83 Emily Bourdeau (Brown) ...... 20:42.6 40 Charlie Hatch (Cornell)...... 25:35.0 9 Catha Mullen (Princeton)...... 17:50.5 84 Elisa McCarthy (Dartmouth) ...... 20:45.8 41 Brian Holmquest (Harvard) ...... 25:36.7 10 Robyn Ellerbrock (Cornell) ...... 17:55.4 42 Michael Laquaglia (Penn)...... 25:37.1 11 Shelby Leland (Columbia) ...... 17:56.0 43 Andrew Pitts (Yale) ...... 25:38.8 12 Steph Lenihan (Columbia) ...... 17:56.7 44 Eric Beights (Princeton)...... 25:39.4 13 Caroline Mullen (Princeton) ...... 17:57.6 45 Harry Norton (Dartmouth)...... 25:39.7 14 Susan Dunklee (Dartmouth) ...... 17:57.9 46 Mason McElroy (Columbia) ...... 25:41.6 15 Susan Hendrick (Columbia) ...... 18:00.7 47 David Krause (Cornell)...... 25:41.6 16 Mia Swenson (Princeton)...... 18:02.2 48 James O’Toole (Princeton)...... 25:43.9 17 Ashley Campbell (Yale) ...... 18:05.3 49 Gabriel Johnston (Columbia) ...... 25:45.2 18 Alexa Glencer (Princeton) ...... 18:05.9 50 Neil Hamel (Brown) ...... 25:45.5 19 Allyson Rinderle (Yale) ...... 18:08.4 51 Ryan Graddy (Brown) ...... 25:47.3 20 Jenna Ridgway (Brown) ...... 18:11.4 52 Grant Allen (Dartmouth) ...... 25:47.5 21 Caitlin McTague (Princeton)...... 18:12.0 53 Owen Kimple (Cornell)...... 25:49.3 22 Katherine McKinstry (Yale)...... 18:12.7 54 Daniel Howard (Penn) ...... 25:49.8 23 Daniella Padilla (Columbia) ...... 18:13.2 55 Jason Brown (Cornell) ...... 25:50.3 24 Leah Brogan (Penn) ...... 18:20.6 56 Frank Tinney (Princeton)...... 25:50.4 25 Irena Ossola (Columbia) ...... 18:20.9 57 Andy Han (Dartmouth)...... 25:52.0 26 Caitlin Cunningham (Dartmouth) ....18:20.9 58 Brian Schmidt (Brown)...... 25:52.3 27 Aeriel Emig (Cornell) ...... 18:21.8 59 Steve Chaloner (Brown)...... 25:52.8 28 Katie Roll (Cornell) ...... 18:22.2 60 Robert Longoria (Columbia) ...... 25:53.4 29 Heather Iatauro (Princeton) ...... 18:23.1 61 Nick Sarro (Brown) ...... 25:55.6 30 Ariel Wright (Brown) ...... 18:23.9 Heps Championships, 2007

Men's Team Scores 62 Ryan Hays (Columbia) ...... 26:03.0 28 Marie Parks (Cornell)...... 18:28.7 Place Team...... Points 63 Chris Zablocki (Dartmouth)...... 26:07.6 29 Lauren Pischel (Brown) ...... 18:29.2 1 Princeton...... 38 64 Ross Turner (Columbia) ...... 26:09.4 30 Claire Kim (Penn) ...... 18:30.0 2 Cornell ...... 67 65 John Hinkle (Yale)...... 26:14.9 31 Allyson Rinderle (Yale) ...... 18:30.6 3 Penn ...... 101 66 Dale Taylor (Cornell) ...... 26:17.0 32 Renata Cummins (Harvard)...... 18:31.2 4 Columbia ...... 108 67 Philip Cawkwell (Penn) ...... 26:18.6 33 Ingrid Sproll (Yale) ...... 18:32.0 5 Harvard ...... 117 68 Michael Lovejoy (Penn)...... 26:22.2 34 Stephanie Pearl (Yale) ...... 18:36.4 6 Brown ...... 136 69 Max Brown (Yale) ...... 26:25.5 35 Shelby Leland (Columbia) ...... 18:38.0 7 Dartmouth ...... 148 70 Nate Edelman (Cornell) ...... 26:26.2 36 Meghan Houser (Harvard) ...... 18:39.3 8 Yale...... 170 71 John Loeser (Brown)...... 26:26.9 37 Kim Standridge (Cornell) ...... 18:40.0 72 Max Walden (Yale) ...... 26:29.7 38 Cara Sprague (Harvard) ...... 18:41.8 73 Joe Kingsbery (Yale)...... 26:31.0 39 Megan Lessard (Columbia) ...... 18:41.8 Men's Order of Finish 74 John Van Deventer (Yale)...... 26:32.5 40 Meredith Leenhouts (Yale)...... 18:42.0 Place Runner...... Time 75 Elliot Welder (Princeton) ...... 26:33.4 41 Caroline Schultz (Cornell) ...... 18:43.6 1 Michael Maag (Princeton)...... 24:37.9 76 Owen Kimple (Cornell)...... 26:33.9 42 Jamie Liberti (Penn) ...... 18:45.7 2 Sage Canaday (Cornell) ...... 24:41.6 77 Ryan Hafer (Harvard) ...... 26:34.7 43 Lauren Walker (Harvard)...... 18:47.0 3 Ben Sitler (Princeton) ...... 24:43.2 78 Daniel Howard (Penn) ...... 26:40.3 44 Kelli Buck (Yale)...... 18:49.9 4 Reid McEwen (Penn) ...... 24:45.8 79 Matt Bogdan (Yale) ...... 26:40.6 45 Katie Roll (Cornell) ...... 18:50.9 5 Harry Norton (Dartmouth)...... 24:46.8 80 Sam Sheehan (Brown) ...... 26:41.0 46 Kelsey Ramsey (Brown)...... 18:52.6 6 Dave Nightingale (Princeton) ...... 24:48.5 81 Anthony Merra (Columbia)...... 26:42.2 47 Aeriel Emig (Cornell) ...... 18:54.1 7 Brian Goldberg (Penn)...... 24:51.1 82 John Haenle (Brown) ...... 26:45.0 48 Stacy Carlson (Harvard) ...... 18:57.1 8 Zac Hine (Cornell)...... 24:55.9 83 Robbie Dugger (Penn) ...... 26:56.1 49 Irena Ossola (Columbia) ...... 18:58.2 9 Christian Escareno (Brown)...... 25:03.9 84 Colin Brett (Brown)...... 26:57.9 50 Kerri Lyons (Cornell) ...... 18:58.6 10 Jimmy Wyner (Cornell) ...... 25:06.2 85 Chris Scavone (Yale) ...... 26:59.9 51 Charlotte Lawson (Penn) ...... 18:59.7 11 Frank Tinney (Princeton)...... 25:09.5 86 Liam Boylan-Pett (Columbia) ...... 27:03.2 52 Caroline Heidt (Cornell)...... 19:04.2 12 James Bogner (Columbia)...... 25:11.6 87 Adam Daoud (Harvard) ...... 27:05.3 53 Anne Kennedy (Columbia) ...... 19:10.3 13 Jake Gallagher (Yale) ...... 25:12.6 88 Vito Cannavo (Harvard) ...... 27:20.0 54 Anna Aagenes (Penn)...... 19:12.3 14 Brian Holmquest (Harvard) ...... 25:15.1 89 Andy Han (Dartmouth)...... 27:22.1 55 Maura Carroll (Cornell)...... 19:15.2 15 Glenn Randall (Dartmouth)...... 25:15.3 90 Daniel Emont (Harvard) ...... 27:22.4 56 Aryn Gruneisen (Dartmouth) ...... 19:15.6 16 Daniel Chenoweth (Harvard) ...... 25:15.8 91 Ryan Neely (Harvard) ...... 27:25.2 57 Sarah Bourne (Harvard) ...... 19:16.0 17 James O’Toole (Princeton)...... 25:17.6 92 Chris Baird (Penn)...... 27:29.2 58 Brooke Russell (Princeton) ...... 19:16.6 18 Larry Contrella (Penn)...... 25:17.9 93 Robert Kenney (Harvard) ...... 27:36.8 59 Megan Fitzpatrick (Brown) ...... 19:17.5 19 Paul Morris (Columbia)...... 25:18.2 94 Mark Hirschboeck (Harvard) ...... 28:03.0 60 Kathryn Schleckser (Yale)...... 19:17.7 20 Justin Pines (Princeton) ...... 25:18.4 61 Nichole Brown (Dartmouth)...... 19:19.2 21 Ted Price (Princeton)...... 25:18.8 Women's Team Scores 62 Liz Gill (Columbia) ...... 19:19.7 22 Adrien Dannemiller (Cornell) ...... 25:22.9 Place Team...... Points 63 Lauren Campfield (Dartmouth)...... 19:19.8 23 Jeff Randall (Columbia) ...... 25:24.4 64 Rachel Kirsch (Cornell)...... 19:23.9 24 Andrew Lipkin (Harvard)...... 25:25.3 1 Princeton...... 25 65 Erin Hays (Columbia) ...... 19:25.8 25 Andy Miller (Cornell) ...... 25:25.8 2 Columbia ...... 69 66 Caitlin Clifford (Harvard)...... 19:26.3 26 Tom Poland (Columbia) ...... 25:26.9 3 Brown ...... 104 67 Lauren Moser (Dartmouth) ...... 19:26.5 27 Ari Zamir (Brown)...... 25:27.0 4 Penn ...... 116 68 Cara Harrison (Brown)...... 19:26.8 28 Dan Whiit (Columbia)...... 25:27.1 5 Harvard ...... 117 69 Alex Crawley (Columbia) ...... 19:27.3 29 Dennis Walsh (Princeton)...... 25:29.4 6 Yale...... 133 70 Kimberly Shooshan (Penn)...... 19:27.9 30 Bryan Sharkey (Princeton)...... 25:29.8 7 Cornell ...... 138 71 Fiona Cundy (Cornell)...... 19:28.8 31 Chris Labosky (Yale)...... 25:30.7 8 Dartmouth ...... 229 72 Meghan Cleary (Harvard) ...... 19:29.5 32 Tim O’Neill (Princeton)...... 25:31.2 73 Andrea Imhof (Dartmouth)...... 19:30.3 33 Stephen Chaloner (Brown) ...... 25:31.4 Women's Order of Finish 74 Katie Thaeder (Princeton) ...... 19:32.2 34 Chris Green (Harvard)...... 25:33.0 Place Runner...... Time 75 Claire Leatherwood (Yale)...... 19:33.0 35 Chas Gillespie (Harvard) ...... 25:34.8 1 Liz Costello (Princeton) ...... 17:14.4 76 Alexandra Cadicamo (Yale)...... 19:34.6 36 Charlie Hatch (Cornell)...... 25:38.2 2 Christy Johnson (Princeton) ...... 17:23.7 77 Thea Lee (Harvard) ...... 19:35.3 37 Brian Schmidt (Brown)...... 25:39.3 3 Lindsay Donaldson (Yale) ...... 17:30.9 78 Erin Walsh (Yale) ...... 19:36.9 38 Brian Trembley (Penn)...... 25:40.3 4 Carmen Ballard (Columbia) ...... 17:37.4 79 Laura Tabor (Dartmouth) ...... 19:38.3 39 Tim Branigan (Princeton) ...... 25:41.2 5 Megan Brandeland (Princeton) ...... 17:45.9 80 Elizabeth Calle (Yale) ...... 19:40.4 40 Duriel Hardy (Brown)...... 25:41.7 6 Smita Gupta (Brown)...... 17:46.5 81 Carol Xu (Penn)...... 19:44.2 41 Anguel Tolev (Penn)...... 25:42.4 7 Ariel Wright (Brown) ...... 17:48.8 82 Lena Groeger (Brown) ...... 19:52.7 42 Luke Grau (Penn) ...... 25:42.8 8 Jolee Van Leuven (Princeton) ...... 17:51.4 83 Elisa McCarthy (Dartmouth) ...... 19:57.8 43 Zack Richard (Columbia)...... 25:43.4 9 Ashley Higginson (Princeton) ...... 17:52.3 84 Lauren Rosenbaum (Dartmouth)...... 20:15.0 44 Alex Hall (Dartmouth)...... 25:43.6 10 Stacy Kim (Penn) ...... 17:53.2 85 Erin Comerford (Penn)...... 20:24.5 45 Tadhg O’Callaghan (Yale) ...... 25:43.8 11 Jackie Drouin (Columbia)...... 17:54.2 86 Caroline Scanlan (Brown) ...... 20:41.7 46 Grant Allen (Dartmouth) ...... 25:45.5 12 Steph Lenihan (Columbia) ...... 17:58.1 87 Stephanie Hayden (Penn) ...... 20:44.3 47 Jared Bell (Yale) ...... 25:46.8 13 Jamie Olson (Harvard) ...... 18:03.4 88 Kelly Hand (Penn)...... 20:52.1 48 Murat Kayali (Yale) ...... 25:48.0 14 Leah Brogan (Penn) ...... 18:03.6 89 Michaeline Nelson (Brown)...... 21:08.5 49 Sam Luff (Cornell) ...... 25:48.3 15 Liz Deir (Princeton) ...... 18:04.2 90 Ashley Schoettle (Princeton) ...... 21:36.1 50 Kevin Treadway (Dartmouth) ...... 25:48.5 16 Heather Iatauro (Princeton) ...... 18:05.1 51 Max Kasak (Cornell) ...... 25:48.8 17 Stephanie Pancoast (Cornell)...... 18:06.3 52 Dustin Martin (Columbia) ...... 25:48.9 18 Sarah Cummings (Princeton) ...... 18:06.6 53 Oliver Townsend (Dartmouth)...... 25:49.8 19 Claire Richardson (Harvard) ...... 18:12.9 54 Ozzie Myers (Brown) ...... 25:50.9 20 Alaina Miller (Columbia)...... 18:13.2 55 Brian Cullin (Penn)...... 25:53.2 21 Jenna Ridgway (Brown) ...... 18:15.5 56 Kyle Wolpert (Cornell)...... 25:54.5 22 Caitlin McTague (Princeton)...... 18:15.9 57 Hari Iyer (Dartmouth) ...... 25:54.9 23 Katie Sullivan (Cornell) ...... 18:17.6 58 Mason McElroy (Columbia) ...... 25:58.4 24 Eliza Ives (Harvard) ...... 18:20.3 59 Nick Sarro (Brown) ...... 26:00.1 25 Kari Higdem (Columbia) ...... 18:23.5 60 Ryan Graddy (Brown) ...... 26:00.3 26 Kinjal Parikh (Penn) ...... 18:27.1 61 Chase Eldredge (Dartmouth) ...... 26:01.5 27 Susan Dunklee (Dartmouth) ...... 18:28.5 Heps Championships, 2008

Men's Team Scores 62 Philip Cawkwell (Penn) ...... 26:28.6 29 Jamie Olson (Harvard) ...... 18:34.4 Place Team...... Points 63 Peter Maag (Princeton)...... 26:30.8 30 Ari Garber (Brown)...... 18:36.4 1 Princeton...... 58 64 Murat Kayali (Yale) ...... 26:33.4 31 Kelli Buck (Yale)...... 18:37.0 2 Columbia ...... 61 65 Ethan Shaw (Dartmouth)...... 26:34.2 32 Meghan Brown (Cornell)...... 18:39.8 3 Cornell ...... 75 66 Max Walden (Yale) ...... 26:37.1 33 Brooke Russell (Princeton) ...... 18:40.6 4 Dartmouth ...... 89 67 Ben Enowitz (Harvard)...... 26:41.1 34 Christina Henderson (Columbia)...... 18:43.5 5 Brown ...... 142 68 Jake McKenzie (Yale) ...... 26:46.7 35 Fiona Cundy (Cornell)...... 18:44.4 6 Harvard ...... 145 69 Clayton Smith (Penn)...... 26:47.0 36 Elizabeth Short (Dartmouth) ...... 18:45.1 7 Yale...... 176 70 Colin Brett (Brown)...... 26:50.4 37 Stacy Carlson (Harvard) ...... 18:50.4 8 Penn ...... 193 71 Charlie Hatch (Cornell)...... 26:53.7 38 Kailyn Kuzmuk (Harvard) ...... 18:50.5 72 Stephen Chaloner (Brown) ...... 26:54.2 39 Amy Schuman (Dartmouth)...... 18:53.0 73 Sean Wilson (Princeton)...... 26:56.5 40 Samantha Aldelberg (Brown)...... 18:53.4 Men's Order of Finish 74 Bobby Kenney (Harvard)...... 26:56.6 41 Maura Carroll (Cornell)...... 18:53.9 Place Runner...... Time 75 Pat Jeffers (Columbia) ...... 27:05.3 42 Bevin Peters (Yale) ...... 18:54.2 1 Ben True (Dartmouth)...... 23:59.6 76 Brian Trembley (Penn)...... 27:06.3 43 Meghan Cleary (Harvard) ...... 18:54.6 2 Michael Maag (Princeton)...... 24:32.4 77 Scott Friedlander (Brown) ...... 27:08.0 44 Michaeline Nelson (Brown)...... 18:55.7 3 Zac Hine (Cornell)...... 24:43.3 78 Alex Brenner (Harvard) ...... 27:09.1 45 Leila Norman (Columbia)...... 18:58.2 4 Ben Sitler (Princeton) ...... 24:46.1 79 Andrew Samuel (Yale) ...... 27:09.6 46 Charlotte Lawson (Penn) ...... 18:58.8 5 Chas Gillespie (Harvard) ...... 24:47.3 80 Jeffrey Weinstein (Penn) ...... 27:13.3 47 Nichole Brown (Dartmouth)...... 18:59.3 6 Brian Leung (Princeton) ...... 24:48.8 81 Brad Kenimer (Dartmouth) ...... 27:14.6 48 Dani Schaub (Cornell)...... 19:01.6 7 Duriel Hardy (Brown)...... 24:52.3 82 Tom Elnick (Brown)...... 27:15.6 49 Eliza Webber (Brown) ...... 19:03.3 8 Dan Chenoweth (Harvard)...... 24:52.5 83 Stephen Couch (Harvard) ...... 27:16.5 50 Julie Quinn (Columbia) ...... 19:04.6 9 Glenn Randall (Dartmouth)...... 24:53.3 84 Mark Hirschboeck (Harvard) ...... 27:19.6 51 Cara Sprague (Harvard) ...... 19:06.5 10 Tom Poland (Columbia) ...... 25:05.5 85 Alex Stern (Brown) ...... 27:20.6 52 Caitlin Stone (Brown) ...... 19:09.8 11 Brendan Martin (Columbia) ...... 25:06.5 86 Scott Cary (Brown) ...... 27:22.7 53 Hilary May (Harvard)...... 19:11.0 12 Ross Turner (Columbia) ...... 25:07.9 87 Michael Cunningham (Penn) ...... 27:25.9 54 Aryn Gruneisen (Dartmouth) ...... 19:11.0 13 Bobby Hartnett (Columbia)...... 25:08.4 88 Austin Santillo (Penn) ...... 27:27.6 55 Caroline Heidt (Cornell)...... 19:13.4 14 Adrien Dannemiller (Cornell) ...... 25:08.4 89 James Wyper (Yale) ...... 27:28.8 56 Jennifer Downing (Yale)...... 19:15.0 15 Jeff Randall (Columbia) ...... 25:09.7 90 Matthew Bogdan (Yale)...... 28:07.9 57 Emma Clarke (Cornell) ...... 19:16.8 16 Ryan Hays (Columbia) ...... 25:14.2 91 John Cassidy (Penn)...... 28:09.3 58 Kim Standridge (Cornell) ...... 19:20.0 17 Nate Edelman (Cornell) ...... 25:17.4 92 Evan Heflin (Penn) ...... 28:16.5 59 Anne Lovelace (Yale) ...... 19:21.7 18 Pete Loy (Cornell) ...... 25:18.2 93 Brian Schmidt (Brown)...... 28:41.6 60 Amanda Herrmann (Brown) ...... 19:22.1 19 Tom Robbins (Dartmouth) ...... 25:19.9 61 Thea Lee (Harvard) ...... 19:24.8 20 Kyle Merber (Columbia) ...... 25:21.4 Women's Team Scores 62 Katie Sullivan (Cornell) ...... 19:26.8 21 Jared Bell (Yale) ...... 25:21.7 Place Team...... Points 63 Alexandra Smrcina (Dartmouth) ...... 19:27.7 22 Cameron Marantz (Princeton) ...... 25:23.4 64 Kellee Hand (Penn)...... 19:28.1 23 Andy Miller (Cornell) ...... 25:24.4 1 Princeton...... 17 65 Megan Fitzpatrick (Brown) ...... 19:28.9 24 Dan Whiit (Columbia)...... 25:26.7 2 Columbia ...... 80 66 Caitlin Clifford (Harvard)...... 19:31.1 25 Rob Speare (Princeton) ...... 25:29.5 3 Brown ...... 92 67 Alexandra Cadicamo (Yale)...... 19:31.8 26 John Haenle (Brown) ...... 25:32.5 4 Cornell ...... 100 68 Anna Aagenes (Penn)...... 19:32.9 27 Luke Grau (Penn) ...... 25:33.3 5 Harvard ...... 112 69 Andrea Imhof (Dartmouth)...... 19:37.3 28 Kevin Treadway (Dartmouth) ...... 25:33.8 6 Penn ...... 179 70 Christine Curtis (Cornell) ...... 19:40.5 29 Sam Luff (Cornell) ...... 25:34.5 7 Dartmouth ...... 180 71 Marissa Greco (Dartmouth) ...... 19:41.6 30 Jake Gallagher (Yale) ...... 25:37.4 8 Yale...... 211 72 Laura Hempel (Dartmouth)...... 19:56.9 31 Hassan Shalla (Cornell)...... 25:38.4 73 Erin Comerford (Penn)...... 19:57.8 32 Bryan Sharkey (Princeton)...... 25:40.6 Women's Order of Finish 74 Lauren Campfield (Dartmouth)...... 20:04.6 33 Matt Duffy (Brown) ...... 25:40.8 Place Runner...... Time 75 Liya Assefa (Yale)...... 20:05.3 34 Alex Hall (Dartmouth)...... 25:42.3 1 Liz Costello (Princeton) ...... 16:59.9 76 Laura Steel (Penn) ...... 20:08.2 35 Terence Prial (Columbia) ...... 25:43.0 2 Megan Brandeland (Princeton) ...... 17:34.8 77 Stephany Reaves (Yale)...... 20:12.8 36 Chris Baird (Penn)...... 25:46.5 3 Reilly Kiernan (Princeton)...... 17:36.3 78 Eliza Ives (Harvard) ...... 20:14.0 37 Joel Frost-Tift (Cornell) ...... 25:47.3 4 Claire Richardson (Harvard) ...... 17:43.0 79 Kathryn Schleckser (Yale)...... 20:29.9 38 John Loeser (Brown)...... 25:47.9 5 Alexa Glencer (Princeton) ...... 17:43.4 80 Celia Stockwell (Yale) ...... 20:38.3 39 Trevor Van Ackeren (Princeton)...... 25:47.9 6 Sarah Cummings (Princeton) ...... 17:44.0 81 Brianna Rogers (Brown)...... 20:41.0 40 John Hinkle (Yale)...... 25:48.3 7 Jolee Van Leuven (Princeton) ...... 17:47.2 82 Claire Leatherwood (Yale)...... 20:47.5 41 Chris Zablocki (Dartmouth)...... 25:49.4 8 Meaghan Lessard (Columbia) ...... 17:51.5 83 Madeline Adams (Yale)...... 20:56.1 42 Brandon Jarrett (Harvard) ...... 25:50.6 9 Ashley Higginson (Princeton) ...... 17:55.5 84 Stephaine Hayden (Penn) ...... 21:07.5 43 Andy Han (Dartmouth)...... 25:54.3 10 Liz Deir (Princeton) ...... 17:57.3 85 Katherine Hallock (Penn) ...... 21:16.8 44 Sean McGinley (Penn) ...... 25:56.0 11 Alex Banfich (Princeton) ...... 17:58.2 86 Hannah Dow (Penn) ...... 21:27.0 45 John Means (Cornell) ...... 25:57.4 12 Marie Parks (Cornell)...... 18:00.5 87 Teresa Hamill (Penn) ...... 21:34.3 46 Kevin Sullivan (Penn) ...... 26:01.9 13 Lara Heigis (Brown) ...... 18:06.2 88 Rachel Park (Princeton)...... 22:04.8 47 Brian Schilder (Brown)...... 26:04.4 14 Stephanie Pancoast (Cornell)...... 18:08.3 89 Veronica Salcido (Penn) ...... 22:53.3 48 Max Brown (Yale) ...... 26:05.6 15 Leah Brogan (Penn) ...... 18:08.4 49 Zack Predmore (Princeton)...... 26:07.6 16 Ariel Wright (Brown) ...... 18:13.5 50 Anthony Merra (Columbia)...... 26:10.8 17 Jackie Drouin (Columbia)...... 18:16.6 51 Jimmy Joy (Princeton) ...... 26:15.8 18 Aeriel Emig (Cornell) ...... 18:19.4 52 Oliver Townsend (Dartmouth)...... 26:16.6 19 Kesley Ramsey (Brown)...... 18:21.5 53 Max Kaulbach (Princeton)...... 26:19.2 20 Irena Ossola (Columbia) ...... 18:23.8 54 Ryan Witthal (Columbia) ...... 26:19.5 21 Kari Higdem (Columbia) ...... 18:24.3 55 Corey DeWitt (Dartmouth) ...... 26:19.9 22 Alaina Miller (Columbia)...... 18:25.9 56 Jeff Perrella (Yale) ...... 26:20.6 23 Nicole Cochran (Harvard) ...... 18:27.0 57 Max Kasak (Cornell) ...... 26:22.1 24 Lauren Pischel (Brown) ...... 18:28.5 58 Stephen Chester (Harvard) ...... 26:24.5 25 Caitlin Cunningham (Dartmouth) ....18:30.4 59 Ryan Neely (Harvard) ...... 26:24.7 26 Kinjal Parikh (Penn) ...... 18:30.7 60 Nathan Richards (Yale)...... 26:26.7 27 Alex Crawley (Columbia) ...... 18:30.7 61 Dan Stiles (Harvard)...... 26:27.3 28 Meghan Houser (Harvard) ...... 18:31.5 Heps Championships, 2009 Men's Team Scores 63 Phil Royer (Dartmouth) ...... 27:15.1 32 Margaret Diacont (Penn) ...... 18:27.0 Place Team...... Points 64 Nathan Chellman (Brown)...... 27:15.4 33 Leslie Kovach (Penn)...... 18:27.7 1 Columbia ...... 60 65 Michael Cunningham (Penn) ...... 27:16.5 34 Kaitlyn D’Orazio (Dartmouth) ...... 18:30.3 2 Princeton...... 61 66 Julian Sheinbaum (Yale)...... 27:17.5 35 Anne Lovelace (Yale) ...... 18:30.5 3 Dartmouth ...... 90 67 Michael Stumpf (Brown)...... 27:22.3 36 Megan Fitzpatrick (Brown) ...... 18:31.3 3 Cornell...... 90 68 Colin Brett (Brown)...... 27:24.7 37 Hannah Kilgman (Columbia) ...... 18:32.2 5 Brown ...... 106 69 Ben Enowitz (Harvard)...... 27:26.9 38 Anna Aagenes (Penn)...... 18:33.1 6 Harvard ...... 139 70 Jakob Lindaas (Harvard)...... 27:27.8 39 Jeanne Mack (Harvard)...... 18:33.8 7 Yale...... 160 71 Chris Labosky (Yale)...... 27:28.0 40 Kate Sullivan (Dartmouth) ...... 18:36.5 8 Penn ...... 215 72 Goutos Demetri (Yale) ...... 27:29.5 41 Kesley Ramsey (Brown)...... 18:37.3 73 Luke Grau (Penn) ...... 27:30.2 42 Monica Hernandez (Dartmouth)...... 18:38.2 74 Matthew Bogdan (Yale)...... 27:31.1 43 Emma Clarke (Cornell) ...... 18:39.1 Men's Order of Finish 75 Sean Pohorence (Harvard) ...... 27:31.5 44 Alexis Mikaelian (Princeton)...... 18:42.5 Place Runner...... Time 76 James Webb (Princeton)...... 27:31.6 45 Erica Hines (Brown) ...... 18:44.4 1 Dan Chenoweth (Harvard)...... 25:09.2 77 Dan Stiles (Harvard)...... 27:38.1 46 Laura Bilder (Penn) ...... 18:48.2 2 Christian Escareno (Brown)...... 25:19.7 78 Adam Trofa (Cornell)...... 27:39.2 47 Kristin Sellers (Cornell)...... 18:52.7 3 Brian Leung (Princeton) ...... 25:28.0 79 Brian Cullen (Penn)...... 27:41.4 48 Elaine Kuckertz (Brown) ...... 18:53.5 4 Nate Edelman (Cornell) ...... 25:31.2 80 Scott Friedlander (Brown) ...... 27:41.5 49 Michaeline Nelson (Brown)...... 18:53.5 5 Brendan Martin (Columbia) ...... 25:31.2 81 Conor Grogan (Brown)...... 27:47.7 50 Christine Smith (Cornell) ...... 18:55.1 6 Donn Cabral (Princeton) ...... 25:37.9 82 Max Brown (Yale) ...... 27:51.6 51 Alexandra Cadicamo (Yale)...... 18:55.3 7 Duriel Hardy (Brown)...... 25:40.6 83 Austin Santillo (Penn) ...... 27:53.4 52 Brooke Russell (Princeton) ...... 18:56.4 8 Kyle Merber (Columbia) ...... 25:41.9 84 Matt Duffy (Brown) ...... 27:56.9 53 Clare Buck (Columbia)...... 18:56.8 9 Tom Robbins (Dartmouth) ...... 25:42.4 85 Michael Vido (Penn) ...... 28:04.5 54 Brenda Cohen (Harvard)...... 18:57.3 10 John Loeser (Brown)...... 25:43.1 86 Jason Lyon (Dartmouth)...... 28:14.5 55 Cara Costich (Cornell) ...... 18:58.0 11 Rob Speare (Princeton) ...... 25:46.5 87 Michael Kiley (Penn)...... 28:14.8 56 Roey Hines (Harvard) ...... 18:59.1 12 Terence Prial (Columbia) ...... 25:47.7 88 Jeffrey Weinstein (Penn) ...... 28:18.8 57 Irena Ossola (Columbia) ...... 19:00.2 13 Conor Dooney (Yale) ...... 25:50.2 89 Hudson Andrews (Princeton) ...... 28:32.9 58 Melanie Wilcox (Dartmouth)...... 19:05.1 14 Matt De Silva (Cornell) ...... 25:50.9 90 Steve Couch (Harvard)...... 28:43.9 59 Laura Steel (Penn) ...... 19:08.0 15 Justin Heck (Columbia)...... 25:51.5 91 Chas Gillespie (Harvard) ...... 29:08.8 60 Shelby Herman (Cornell)...... 19:08.8 16 Ethan Shaw (Dartmouth)...... 25:55.1 92 Kevin Foy (Penn)...... 29:14.8 61 Kellee Hand (Penn)...... 19:09.1 17 Chris Zablocki (Dartmouth)...... 25:58.7 62 Stacy Carlson (Harvard) ...... 19:10.1 18 Mark Amirault (Princeton) ...... 25:59.7 Women's Team Scores 63 Caitlin Clifford (Harvard)...... 19:11.5 19 Jeff Perrella (Yale) ...... 26:00.2 Place Team...... Points 64 Alexandra Smrcina (Dartmouth) ...... 19:12.7 20 Anthony Merra (Columbia)...... 26:00.3 65 Elizabeth Marvin (Yale) ...... 19:13.2 21 Charlie Hatch (Cornell)...... 26:04.2 1 Princeton...... 15 66 Nihal Kayali (Yale)...... 19:13.3 22 Kevin Treadway (Dartmouth) ...... 26:10.9 2 Harvard ...... 69 67 Kim Condino (Penn)...... 19:14.2 23 Sean Wilson (Princeton)...... 26:11.8 3 Columbia ...... 75 68 Jill Goodwin (Columbia) ...... 19:16.0 24 Joel Frost Tift (Cornell) ...... 26:15.5 4 Cornell ...... 97 69 Erin Hays (Columbia)...... 19:21.0 25 Matt Ciambriello (Columbia) ...... 26:18.0 5 Brown ...... 119 70 Samantha Aldelberg (Brown)...... 19:23.4 26 Alex Hall (Dartmouth)...... 26:18.3 6 Dartmouth ...... 167 71 Emily Pearson (Columbia) ...... 19:24.5 27 Dale Taylor (Cornell) ...... 26:19.2 7 Penn ...... 195 72 Hilary May (Harvard)...... 19:28.1 28 Andy Buchanan (Columbia)...... 26:20.2 8 Yale...... 238 73 Caitlin Hudson (Yale)...... 19:29.7 29 Phil Galebach (Harvard) ...... 26:21.7 74 Carol Xu (Penn)...... 19:29.8 30 Pete Loy (Cornell) ...... 26:26.6 Women's Order of Finish 75 Rosie Fleming (Brown)...... 19:34.2 31 Max Kasak (Cornell) ...... 26:27.2 Place Runner...... Time 76 Abby Hewitt (Princeton) ...... 19:35.0 32 Chase Eldredge (Dartmouth) ...... 26:30.4 1 Liz Costello (Princeton) ...... 16:55.7 77 Liya Assefa (Yale)...... 19:38.1 33 Bobby Hartnett (Columbia)...... 26:32.9 2 Alex Banfich (Princeton) ...... 17:12.9 78 Erin Baird (Penn)...... 19:38.8 34 Ryan Neely (Harvard) ...... 26:33.5 3 Sarah Cummings (Princeton) ...... 17:15.5 79 Stephanie Pearl (Yale) ...... 19:41.1 35 Kevin Johnson (Cornell)...... 26:37.7 4 Ashley Higginson (Princeton) ...... 17:18.0 80 Bree Shugarts (Brown)...... 19:50.2 36 Brad Bogdan (Cornell)...... 26:38.8 5 Reilly Kiernan (Princeton)...... 17:21.5 81 Stephany Reaves (Yale)...... 19:51.7 37 Gary Brownell (Columbia) ...... 26:39.6 6 Claire Richardson (Harvard) ...... 17:28.1 82 Kimberly Shooshan (Penn)...... 20:03.1 38 Chris Baird (Penn)...... 26:39.7 7 Ariel Wright (Brown) ...... 17:33.9 83 Victoria Flannery (Yale) ...... 20:06.2 39 Mike Murphy (Columbia) ...... 26:41.6 8 Jackie Drouin (Columbia)...... 17:37.4 84 Elizabeth Vienneau (Yale) ...... 20:16.5 40 Ben Vellieux (Columbia)...... 26:41.8 9 Stephanie Pancoast (Cornell)...... 17:37.4 85 Celia Stockwell (Yale) ...... 20:20.3 41 Trevor Van Ackeren (Princeton)...... 26:42.8 10 Julie Quinn (Columbia) ...... 17:46.0 86 Lauren Zumbach (Princeton)...... 20:21.6 42 Kevin Sullivan (Penn) ...... 26:43.2 11 Genna Hartung (Cornell)...... 17:50.7 87 Marissa Greco (Dartmouth) ...... 20:28.4 43 Jeremy Gilmour (Harvard)...... 26:43.3 12 Sammy Silva (Harvard)...... 17:53.7 88 April O’Brien (Dartmouth) ...... 20:30.6 44 Leighton Spencer (Columbia) ...... 26:43.9 13 Lauren Pischel (Brown) ...... 17:55.6 89 Laura Hempel (Dartmouth)...... 20:35.4 45 Joe Stilin (Princeton) ...... 26:47.8 14 Christina Henderson (Columbia)...... 17:57.0 90 Phoebe Gaston (Yale) ...... 20:38.0 46 Michael Hoffmann (Harvard) ...... 26:48.4 15 Eliza Ives (Harvard) ...... 17:57.4 91 Rachel Baker (Brown) ...... 21:10.6 47 Max Walden (Yale) ...... 26:49.9 16 Nicole Cochran (Harvard) ...... 18:00.4 92 Alexi Pappas (Dartmouth)...... 21:39.5 48 Nathan Richards (Yale)...... 26:52.4 17 Liz Deir (Princeton) ...... 18:02.9 93 Courtney Albini (Penn) ...... 21:48.5 49 Jon Gault (Dartmouth) ...... 26:55.8 18 Emily Lanois (Columbia) ...... 18:03.2 94 Laura Tabor (Dartmouth) ...... 23:19.9 50 Brett Kelly (Cornell) ...... 26:57.0 19 Alexa Glencer (Princeton) ...... 18:07.5 51 Austin Snyder (Brown)...... 26:57.6 20 Kailyn Kuzmuk (Harvard) ...... 18:10.6 52 Thomas Dialynas (Princeton)...... 26:57.7 21 Jamie Olson (Harvard) ...... 18:15.6 53 Corey DeWitt (Dartmouth) ...... 26:58.0 22 Ari Garber (Brown)...... 18:16.0 54 John Haenle (Brown) ...... 26:58.5 23 Katie Kellner (Cornell) ...... 18:18.8 55 Robert Dugger (Penn)...... 27:00.1 24 Amy Schuman (Dartmouth)...... 18:19.0 56 John Schroeder (Dartmouth) ...... 27:00.1 25 Camille Murphy (Columbia)...... 18:19.1 57 Kevin Cooper (Brown) ...... 27:03.2 26 Meghan Brown (Cornell) ...... 18:20.0 58 Jake McKenzie (Yale)...... 27:03.7 27 Elizabeth Short (Dartmouth)...... 18:20.1 59 Alex Harris (Yale) ...... 27:07.0 28 Kelsey Karys (Cornell) ...... 18:21.9 60 Owen Kimple (Cornell)...... 27:08.4 29 Erin Roberts (Cornell) ...... 18:22.7 61 Evan Heflin (Penn) ...... 27:09.7 30 Caroline McDonough (Columbia) ....18:23.0 62 Dennis Walsh (Princeton)...... 27:13.0 31 Maura Carroll (Cornell)...... 18:25.2