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PATRIOT LEAGUE INDOOR TRACK & FIELD RECORD BOOK Men’S Indoor Track and Field All-Time Year-By-Year Results TODAY’Swww.patriotleague.org SCHOLAR-ATHLETES, witter.com/patriotleague TOMORROW’S acebook.com/patriotleague LEADERS INDOOR TRACK & FIELD 2020-212017-18 PATRIOTRECORD LEAGUE BOOK RECORD BOOK WWW.PATRIOTLEAGUE.ORG WITTER.COM/PATRIOTLEAGUE ACEBOOK.COM/PATRIOTLEAGUE TM PATRIOT LEAGUE INDOOR TRACK & FIELD RECORD BOOK Men’s Indoor Track and Field All-Time Year-By-Year Results Championship1991 Results Championship1994 Results Sanford Field House, Colgate University (Hamilton, N.Y.) Sanford Field House, Colgate University (Hamilton, N.Y.) 1. Bucknell .....................205.0 1. Army ..........................216.0 2. Fordham ....................117.0 2. Navy .........................121.33 3. Colgate .......................106.0 3. Bucknell .......................93.0 4. Lehigh ..........................68.0 4. Lafayette ......................63.0 5. Lafayette ......................63.0 5. Lehigh ........................30.33 6. Holy Cross ....................29.0 6. Fordham ......................28.0 7. Colgate .........................27.0 Athlete of the Meet Willie Mitchell, Colgate 8. Holy Cross ..................10.33 Coach of the Year Arthur McKinnon, Colgate Scholar-Athlete of the Year Matt Deardorff, Bucknell All-Patriot League Ray Appehheimer (Colgate); Chris Baker (Army); Travis Bales CoSIDA Academic All-American Matt Deardorff, Bucknell (1st) (Army); Peter Bennitt; (Lehigh); Mike Berstein (Army); Jon Beym (Lafayette); Chris Bogue (Army); Dan Browne (Army); Ken Burkeen (Army); Steve Clarke (Buck- nell); Marc Davis (Lafayette); Tony Dedmond (Army); Joey Deguzman (Navy); Chuck Dodge (Lafayette); Michael Gorman (Army); Robert Green (Navy); Tim Green (Army); Joey Jackson (Navy); Mike Jefferson (Navy); Tige Johnston (Army); Championship1992 Results Tim Krueger (Army); Ed Loges (Bucknell); Jim McPherson (Army); Luke McGuin- Rauch Fieldhouse, Lehigh University (Bethlehem, Pa.) ness (Colgate); Craig Murphy (Army); Darnell Nicholas (Army); Matt Niedzwiecki 1. Bucknell ...................164.25 (Navy); Omar Nixon (Colgate); Tom Palmer (Colgate); Tom Petersen (Army); Tim 2. Lehigh ......................129.25 Phelps (Navy); Justin Poley (Lafayette); Jon Pontius (Army); Nuno Santo (Lafayette); 3. Fordham ....................110.5 Scott Singleton (Lehigh); Brian Smith (Army); Peter Stelling (Army); Jason Stewart 4. Lafayette ......................72.0 (Army); Tom Swain (Navy); Robert Tomlinson (Navy); John Turner (Army); Rick Van 5. Colgate .........................64.0 Emburgh (Bucknell); Doug Walsh (Lafayette). 6. Holy Cross ....................48.0 Athlete of the Meet Ray Appenheimer, Colgate Athlete of the Meet Hassan Young, Lehigh Coach of the Year Ron Bazil, Army Coach of the Year John Covert, Lehigh Scholar-Athlete of the Year Ray Appenheimer, Colgate Scholar-Athlete of the Year Bob Kelly, Bucknell All-American Ray Appenheimer, Colgate (5,000 meters, 10th; Indianapolis, Ind.); All-American Greg Keller, Navy (Mile, 6th; Austin, Texas) Jason Stewart, Army (5,000 meters, 5th; Indianapolis, Ind.) CoSIDA Academic All-American Matt Deardorff, Bucknell (1st); Bob Kelly, Bucknell CoSIDA Academic All-American Ray Appenheimer, Colgate (1st) (2nd) Championship1993 Results Championship1995 Results Davis Field House, Bucknell University (Lewisburg, Pa.) Rauch Fieldhouse, Lehigh University (Bethlehem, Pa.) 1. Bucknell .....................170.5 1. Army ..........................200.0 2. Lehigh ........................108.0 2. Bucknell .....................113.0 3. Lafayette ....................101.0 3. Navy .............................95.0 4. Colgate .........................88.0 4. Lafayette ......................50.5 5. Fordham ......................84.5 5. Lehigh ..........................44.0 6. Holy Cross .....................37.0 6. Colgate .........................29.0 7. Holy Cross ....................28.5 Athlete of the Meet Ray Appenheimer, Colgate 8. Fordham ......................28.0 Coach of the Year Art Gulden, Bucknell Scholar-Athlete of the Year Ray Appenheimer, Colgate All-Patriot League Karim Abdul-Martin (Bucknell); Mike Bernstein (Army); Dan Browne (Army); Mark Ervin (Holy Cross); Jamal Haywood (Colgate); Darrin Hinman All-American Ray Appenheimer, Colgate (3,000 meters, 2nd; New Orleans, La.); (Army); Gerald Ingalls (Army); Rance Lee (Army); Bill Kilgallen (Fordham); Cleve- Greg Keller, Navy (3,000 meters, 5th; New Orleans, La.) land McCray (Lehigh); Brendan Mahon (Navy); Dominique Neal (Navy); Omar Nix- CoSIDA Academic All-American Ray Appenheimer, Colgate (2nd) on (Colgate); Jeff Paterno (Holy Cross); Joel Pates (Army); Thomas Petersen (Army); Brian Preputnik (Bucknell); Chris Priestaf (Bucknell); Erik Rheam (Army); Matthew Rutt (Lafayette); Jamar Scott (Army); Brian Smith (Army); Erik Stieler (Bucknell); Tom Swain (Navy); Jason Tomsic (Lehigh); Rick Van Emburgh (Bucknell); Darryl Vol- picelli (Bucknell); Blake Wilburn (Navy). Athlete of the Meet Mike Bernstein, Army Coach of the Year Ron Bazil, Army Scholar-Athlete of the Year Chris Priestaf, Bucknell All-American Mike Bernstein, Army (3,000 meters, 10th; Indianapolis, Ind.) Today’s Scholar-Athletes, Tomorrow’s Leaders 1 PATRIOT LEAGUE INDOOR TRACK & FIELD RECORD BOOK Men’s Indoor Track and Field All-Time Year-By-Year Results Championship1996 Results Championship1998 Results Gillis Field House, U.S. Military Academy (West Point, N.Y.) Davis Field House, Bucknell University (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1. Army ..........................238.0 1. Army ..........................212.5 2. Bucknell .....................158.0 2. Bucknell .....................139.0 3. Lafayette ......................62.0 3. Lafayette ......................80.0 4. Lehigh ..........................44.0 4. Lehigh ..........................71.5 5. Colgate .........................36.0 5. Navy .............................70.0 6. Navy .............................34.0 6. Colgate .........................20.0 7. Holy Cross ....................17.0 7. Holy Cross ......................6.0 All-Patriot League Karim Abdul-Martin (Bucknell); Dan Akwei (Bucknell); Mark Beaver (Bucknell); Jerry Bell (Army); Rodney Bronson (Lafayette); Dan Browne All-Patriot League Reggie Anderson (Army); Bill Bartsch (Bucknell); Jerry Bell (Army); Brian Cagno (Bucknell); Matt Cashen (Colgate); Jim Cronin (Lehigh); Tony (Army); Nick Bobrowski (Army); Mike Ditzel (Bucknell); Alan Ferguson (Lehigh); Dedmond (Army); Mike Ditzel (Bucknell); Jason Ellis (Lehigh); Mark Ervin (Holy Scott Goff (Army); Vinnie Guandolo (Bucknell); Artie Gulden (Bucknell); Ron Hess Cross); Marcus Ferrera (Army); Mike Gorman (Army); Dave Granger (Bucknell); (Bucknell); Nick Gantt (Army); Charles Holland (Colgate); Richard Johnson (Army); Jim Heizman (Bucknell); Darren Hinman (Army); Charles Holland (Colgate); Gavin Joseph Jones (Army); Nitech Kadakia (Lafayette); David Kasza (Army); Peter Kelly Hoppie (Army); Gerald Ingalls (Army); Benjamin Irwin (Lehigh); Scott Kirkpatrick (Bucknell); James Koehler (Navy); Charlie Kubic (Lehigh); Ryan Lundberg (Army); (Army); Sean Lock (Army); Ed Loges (Bucknell); Todd Malligan (Bucknell); Zachery Ryan McKee (Army); John McNamara (Navy); Brian Meyers (Lafayette); Brad Pasho Miller (Army); Craig Murphy (Army); Darnell Nicholas (Army); T.J. Peterson (Army); (Army); Dave Pomfret (Bucknell); Jeff Rios (Lafayette); David Robinson (Lafayette); Michael Pistella (Bucknell); Jon Pontius (Army); Steve Roeser (Bucknell); Matt Rutt Michael Ross (Army); Michael Ryan (Navy); Adam Seavey (Bucknell); Paul Schaffer (Lafayette); Jamar Scott (Army); Kevin Schilling (Bucknell); Shawn Smith (Army); Ed (Army); Aaron Shulski (Navy); Jason Steger (Army); John Teal (Army); Brian Torres Stieler (Bucknell); Robert Sundy (Army); Sean Taylor (Navy); John Terrell (Army); (Bucknell); Kris Terrill (Army); Daryl Volpicelli (Bucknell); Steve Williamson (Buck- Brian Torres (Bucknell); Brett Warner (Bucknell). nell); Doug Yarosz (Bucknell); Bill Yinger (Lafayette). Athlete of the Meet T.J. Peterson, Army Athlete of the Meet Mike Ross, Army Coach of the Year Jerry Quiller, Army Coach of the Year Jerry Quiller, Army Scholar-Athlete of the Year Gerald Ingalls, Army Scholar-Athlete of the Year Ron Hess, Bucknell All-American Gerald Ingalls, Army (35-lb. weight, 13th; Indianapolis, Ind.) CoSIDA Academic All-American Gerald Ingalls, Army (1st) Championship1999 Results Sanford Field House, Colgate University (Hamilton, N.Y.) 1. Army ..........................238.0 Championship1997 Results 2. Bucknell .....................170.0 Sanford Field House, Colgate University (Hamilton, N.Y.) 3. Lafayette ......................66.0 1. Army ..........................203.0 4. Lehigh ..........................60.0 2. Bucknell .....................133.0 5. Colgate .........................48.0 3. Lafayette ....................108.0 6. Holy Cross ....................33.0 4. Lehigh ..........................55.0 5. Colgate .........................35.0 All-Patriot League Reggie Anderson (Army); Robert Anderson (Army); Bill Bartsch 6. Navy .............................33.0 (Bucknell); Jeff Boden (Holy Cross); Roberto Brenes (Colgate); Chris Bryce (Lehigh); 7. Holy Cross ....................22.0 Chris Curry (Army); Nii Darko (Lehigh); Matt Davis (Bucknell); James Edwards (Army); Mark Fretta (Holy Cross); David Gabriel (Bucknell); Jeffery Gallart (Army); All-Patriot League Samuel Adams (Navy); Mark Beaver (Bucknell); Jerry Bell Nicholas Gantt (Army); Brian Gebhart (Army); Scott Goff (Army); Mike Graziano (Army); Rodney Bronson (Lafayette); Brian Cagno (Bucknell); Sean Callahan (La-
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