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2018 SHU Halo Classic Men's Individual Standings - Final Name School Total 1 Antar Howard Madonna University 1361 2 Steven Kocher Bowling Green University 1255 3 Brandon Kreiner Olivet College 1234 4 Austin Kraemer Spring Arbor University 1203 5 Kyle Waynick Bowling Green University 1188 6 Andy Baculi Cornerstone University 1162 7 Tyler Kolassa Olivet College 1155 8 Zahir Holmes Bowling Green University 1143 9 Tevon Hastings University of Michigan 1140 10 Davey Latter Spring Arbor University 1127 11 Mitchell Rusinek Siena Heights University 1127 12 Dylan Bentley Spring Arbor University 1108 13 Devin Califour Madonna University 1106 14 Jalen Taylor Cornerstone University 1089 15 Dan Ribbink Cornerstone University 1074 16 Nick Lovejoy Cornerstone University 1072 17 Brady Dunigan Bowling Green University 1057 18 Bret Parks Ferris State University 1053 19 Sean Young Olivet College 1051 20 Ryan Reid Siena Heights University 1045 21 Brett Hebel Madonna University 1042 22 Max Newsome Cornerstone University 1040 23 Alexander Mattson Ferris State University 1026 24 Dana Hicks Mt. Vernon Nazarene Univ 1006 25 Keith Reid Siena Heights University 943 26 Jacob McClelland Ferris State University 934 27 Alana Wirgau Ferris State University 874 28 Zach White Spring Arbor University 868 29 Shane Rusinek Siena Heights University 863 30 Joshua McClelland Ferris State University 855 31 Erik Trigger Madonna University 854 32 Stephen Butsko Mt. Vernon Nazarene Univ 836 33 Derek May Bowling Green University 782 34 Travis Marcus Siena Heights University 767 35 Gabe Garfinkel University of Michigan 703 36 Cody VanGordon Olivet College 679 37 Julia Janeski University of Michigan 677 38 Zaquary Strohmeyer Olivet College 660 39 Lucas Treece Madonna University 646 40 Cameron Palmer Spring Arbor University 636 Page 1 2018 SHU Halo Classic Men's Individual Standings - Final 41 Trevor Monk Mt. Vernon Nazarene Univ 625 42 Desmond Rapp Mt. Vernon Nazarene Univ 618 43 Trent Laisch University of Michigan 564 44 Christian Keiser University of Michigan 515 45 David Nordstrom Madonna University 512 46 Matt Dorow Mt. Vernon Nazarene Univ 507 47 Eric Lambert Siena Heights University 449 48 Josh Richardson Spring Arbor University 446 49 Megan Hrit University of Michigan 420 50 Zackery Acton University of Michigan 401 51 Austin Reno Bowling Green University 318 52 Johnny Brazier III Olivet College 312 53 Bailey Bonin Mt. Vernon Nazarene Univ 197 54 Jason Moehlman Olivet College 172 55 Elijah Arns Mt. Vernon Nazarene Univ 165 56 Nicholas Triplett Olivet College 127 57 Jongik Lee University of Michigan 115 58 Austin Bray Spring Arbor University 0 59 Brian Armstrong Bowling Green University 0 60 Brock Iykens Bowling Green University 0 61 Justin Schmitz Madonna University 0 62 Kenny Springett Cornerstone University 0 63 Megan Altenburg Ferris State University 0 64 Orlando Chatman Madonna University 0 65 Scott Frasier Cornerstone University 0 66 Thomas Tompkins Ferris State University 0 67 Tim McTighe Cornerstone University 0 Page 2.

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