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October 27, 2012 Results By Superior Timing LLC Table of Contents Finish List - Men - College Men - All Teams Team Summary - Men - College Men - All Teams Top Overall Finish List - Men College Men O'all Adj Place Place Bib No Name Team Time Pace Grade 1 1 74 Frank Canady Grinnell College 25:21.9 3:10/K JR 2 2 23 Jake Barr Monmouth College 25:25.2 3:11/K SR 3 3 26 Matt Gatlin Monmouth College 25:31.5 3:11/K SR 4 4 80 Erik Figge Grinnell College 25:46.5 3:13/K SR 5 5 55 Sean Choate Knox College 25:47.7 3:13/K SR 6 6 30 Curran Carlile Lawrence University 25:52.3 3:14/K JR 7 7 40 Sam Stevens Lawrence University 25:58.1 3:15/K SR 8 8 85 Nate Kolacia Grinnell College 26:00.3 3:15/K FR 9 9 86 Sam Krauth Grinnell College 26:02.1 3:15/K JR 10 10 58 Gabe Moreno Knox College 26:04.2 3:16/K JR 11 11 95 Ben Tyler Grinnell College 26:05.2 3:16/K JR 12 12 78 Adam Dalton Grinnell College 26:05.2 3:16/K FR 13 13 4 Michael Heise St. Norbert College 26:07.3 3:16/K SO 14 14 8 Logan Jadin St. Norbert College 26:09.5 3:16/K SO 15 15 89 Kyle Moorehead Grinnell College 26:09.7 3:16/K SO 16 16 22 Cory Zimmerman Ripon College 26:11.7 3:16/K SR 17 17 25 Paul Davies Monmouth College 26:12.8 3:17/K SR 18 18 104 Jordan Kemme Cornell College 26:13.1 3:17/K SR 19 19 118 Isaac Jordan Carroll University 26:14.7 3:17/K FR 20 20 111 Chris Behling Carroll University 26:15.6 3:17/K SO 21 21 32 Kyle Dockery Lawrence University 26:27.3 3:18/K SO 22 22 115 Zach Fowler Carroll University 26:30.3 3:19/K SR 23 23 114 Pruitt Dakota Carroll University 26:33.4 3:19/K FR 24 24 1 Brady Bemis St. Norbert College 26:37.4 3:20/K JR 25 25 98 Lawrence Dennis Cornell College 26:37.9 3:20/K SO 26 26 29 Jamie Brisbois Lawrence University 26:43.4 3:20/K JR 27 27 5 Nathan Heppe St. Norbert College 26:51.7 3:21/K JR 28 28 6 Hayden Hoffmann St. Norbert College 26:53.8 3:22/K SO 29 29 13 Benny Swift St. Norbert College 26:55.0 3:22/K JR 30 30 103 Mike Kelso Cornell College 26:55.2 3:22/K SR 31 (> 7) 87 Harry Maher Grinnell College 26:55.5 3:22/K SO 32 (> 7) 83 Nate Kakazu Grinnell College 26:56.3 3:22/K SR 33 (> 7) 75 Max Christensen Grinnell College 27:00.0 3:23/K SO 34 31 62 Victor Schultz Knox College 27:05.9 3:23/K FR 35 32 7 Heath Hougas St. Norbert College 27:07.8 3:23/K FR 36 33 41 Dan Thoresen Lawrence University 27:13.5 3:24/K JR 37 (> 7) 9 Michael Linzmeier St. Norbert College 27:16.9 3:25/K JR 38 34 54 Jacob Buddell Knox College 27:23.5 3:25/K SR 39 35 50 Chris Wiatr Lake Forest College 27:28.3 3:26/K 40 36 97 Thomas Chenault Cornell College 27:36.5 3:27/K SO 41 37 37 Pat Mangan Lawrence University 27:41.2 3:28/K SO 42 (> 7) 73 Zach Angel Grinnell College 27:44.8 3:28/K SO 43 38 117 Adam Joerres Carroll University 27:46.7 3:28/K FR 44 39 135 Joseph Skurski Beloit College 27:53.4 3:29/K JR 45 40 69 Tim Southerland Illinois College 27:57.3 3:30/K SO 46 (> 7) 2 Alexander Clemetson St. Norbert College 28:02.2 3:30/K SO 47 41 96 Jacob Butts Cornell College 28:02.4 3:30/K SO 48 42 24 Garrett Daniel Monmouth College 28:05.0 3:31/K JR 49 43 42 Logan Banning-SaughnesLake Forest College 28:08.6 3:31/K 50 44 99 Thomas Guittar Cornell College 28:13.3 3:32/K JR 51 45 28 Dan Reid Monmouth College 28:13.7 3:32/K SR 1 of 3 10/27/2012 2:27 PM Midwest Conference Championship 2012 http://www.superiortiming.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/Midwest_C... 52 46 31 Cameron Davies Lawrence University 28:18.3 3:32/K FR 53 47 123 Jacob Sundberg Carroll University 28:23.0 3:33/K FR 54 48 108 Josh Randall Cornell College 28:23.4 3:33/K JR 55 49 71 Aaron Winenger Illinois College 28:26.0 3:33/K FR 56 50 27 Nate Jones Monmouth College 28:26.7 3:33/K SR 57 51 21 Rob Waters Ripon College 28:29.7 3:34/K SO 58 52 129 Matej Jungwirth Beloit College 28:30.4 3:34/K SO 59 53 131 Ethan Ley Beloit College 28:31.2 3:34/K JR 60 54 46 Tom Flynn Lake Forest College 28:32.4 3:34/K 61 (> 7) 106 Josh Lindsay Cornell College 28:32.8 3:34/K FR 62 55 120 Evan Larson Carroll University 28:35.6 3:34/K FR 63 (> 7) 36 Jonah Laursen Lawrence University 28:36.1 3:35/K FR 64 (> 7) 10 Daniel Reigh St. Norbert College 28:36.5 3:35/K FR 65 (> 7) 101 Arturo Hernandez Cornell College 28:37.7 3:35/K FR 66 56 59 Bobby Mueller Knox College 28:42.9 3:35/K JR 67 57 70 Josh Williams Illinois College 28:43.9 3:35/K JR 68 (> 7) 15 Tommy Zakowski St. Norbert College 28:44.3 3:36/K FR 69 58 68 Lex Smith Illinois College 28:54.3 3:37/K FR 70 (> 7) 84 Patrick Kinley Grinnell College 28:55.3 3:37/K FR 71 (> 7) 94 John Seng Grinnell College 28:57.0 3:37/K JR 72 (> 7) 122 Jay Sparks Carroll University 28:58.1 3:37/K SR 73 (> 7) 112 Ryan Burke Carroll University 29:00.5 3:38/K SO 74 (> 7) 11 Chris Reinhold St. Norbert College 29:03.6 3:38/K FR 75 (> 7) 119 Christopher Koch Carroll University 29:05.9 3:38/K FR 76 (> 7) 116 Mark Hackett Carroll University 29:06.9 3:38/K JR 77 (> 7) 35 Tyler Herman Lawrence University 29:11.7 3:39/K FR 78 59 138 Turner Smith Beloit College 29:11.7 3:39/K SR 79 (> 7) 14 Nick Tomashek St. Norbert College 29:14.3 3:39/K FR 80 (> 7) 107 Charlie Mesimore Cornell College 29:15.1 3:39/K SO 81 (> 7) 72 Doug Anderson Grinnell College 29:16.0 3:40/K SO 82 (> 7) 88 Robbie Menner Grinnell College 29:18.7 3:40/K JR 83 60 126 George Gray Beloit College 29:23.6 3:40/K FR 84 61 124 Adam Beardsley Beloit College 29:25.5 3:41/K FR 85 (> 7) 3 Luke Frommelt St. Norbert College 29:35.8 3:42/K JR 86 62 49 Scott Straight Lake Forest College 29:44.5 3:43/K 87 (> 7) 93 Conner Schake Grinnell College 29:46.6 3:43/K JR 88 (> 7) 38 Mike Mangian Lawrence University 29:47.3 3:43/K JR 89 (> 7) 105 Carsen Kuesel Cornell College 29:52.4 3:44/K JR 90 (> 7) 113 Peter Burress Carroll University 29:53.5 3:44/K FR 91 (> 7) 33 Kevin Fitzgerald Lawrence University 29:53.7 3:44/K JR 92 63 134 Peter Siess Beloit College 29:54.0 3:44/K JR 93 64 48 Adnan Meskic Lake Forest College 29:55.7 3:44/K 94 (> 7) 132 Matthew McKay Beloit College 29:57.2 3:45/K SR 95 (> 7) 91 Lex Mundell Grinnell College 30:00.0 3:45/K FR 96 (> 7) 102 Cj Horan Cornell College 30:00.9 3:45/K JR 97 (> 7) 137 Josh Smith Beloit College 30:13.0 3:47/K SO 98 65 64 Taylor Caputo Illinois College 30:13.6 3:47/K FR 99 66 66 Matt Murphy Illinois College 30:16.1 3:47/K FR 100 67 60 Max Potthoff Knox College 30:22.5 3:48/K JR O'all Adj Place Place Bib No Name Team Time Pace Grade 101 68 18 Andrew Pierson Ripon College 30:23.6 3:48/K FR 102 (> 7) 110 Jacob Ames Carroll University 30:29.4 3:49/K FR 103 (> 7) 82 Chris Gallo Grinnell College 30:35.4 3:49/K JR 104 (> 7) 100 Scott Hageman Cornell College 30:37.3 3:50/K SR 105 69 63 Shane Blackley Illinois College 30:42.4 3:50/K FR 106 (> 7) 34 Chris Fuelling Lawrence University 30:49.6 3:51/K FR 107 70 56 Ian Crutcher Knox College 30:54.5 3:52/K SO 108 (> 7) 76 Ryan Courtney Grinnell College 30:56.6 3:52/K SO 109 71 16 Anibal Cosme Ripon College 30:58.7 3:52/K FR 110 72 43 Thomas Beilke Lake Forest College 31:18.2 3:55/K 111 (> 7) 53 Matt Brongo Knox College 31:27.6 3:56/K JR 112 73 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