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2019 SEASON IN REVIEW

2019 Big Ten Championships November 3 • Ohio State University • Columbus, Ohio • Ohio State University Golf Club Team Results Place School Score Individual Finishers 1. Wisconsin 56 1-7-13-15-20-27-33 2. Indiana 70 4-6-12-19-29-31-44 3. Michigan 78 9-14-16-17-22-25-26 4. Purdue 82 5-8-11-23-35-61-63 5. Penn State 169 28-30-32-38-41-68-71 6. Nebraska 172 2-34-39-46-51-72-74 7. Michigan State 176 3-36-42-45-50-54-56 8. Minnesota 193 18-37-43-47-48-53-62 9. Illinois 219 21-24-52-55-67-76-79 10. Iowa 224 10-40-57-58-59-64-69 11. Ohio State 317 49-60-65-70-73-75-78 12. Rutgers 386 66-77-80-81-82-83-84

Individual Results 1. Oliver Hoare, WIS 23:50.9 37. Jack Manderscheid, MINN 24:50.9 73. Brayden Law, MSU 25:27.2 2. George Kusche, NEB 23:57.8 38. Andrew Sell, PSU 24:51.8 74. Christopher Hughes, PSU 25:28.1 3. Morgan Beadlescomb, MSU 24:01.8 39. Ryan Martins, NEB 24:52.1 75. Konnor Sommer, IOWA 25:29.3 4. Ben Veatch, IND 24:03.1 40. Daniel Murphy, IOWA 24:52.7 76. Karson Sommer, IOWA 25:29.5 5. Jaret Carpenter, PUR 24:03.5 41. Owen Wing, PSU 24:52.8 77. Peter Hayden, OSU 25:30.2 6. Kyle Mau, IND 24:04.3 42. Fraser Wilson, MSU 24:53.7 78. Conor Perreault, WIS 25:32.4 7. Olin Hacker, WIS 24:08.1 43. Jordan MacIntosh, MINN 24:54.8 79. Jeremy Kloss, MSU 25:32.7 8. Curt Eckstein, PUR 24:10.6 44. Cooper Williams, IND 24:56.5 80. Evan Ferlic, MINN 25:38.4 9. Devin Meyrer, MICH 24:10.9 45. John Petruno, MSU 24:57.8 81. Ian Hunter, PUR 25:38.6 10. Nathan Mylenek, IOWA 24:16.9 46. Wyatt McGuire, NEB 24:58.2 82. Alex Plasencia, MINN 25:39.0 11. Brody Smith, PUR 24:19.9 47. Connor Olson, MINN 24:58.6 83. Ryan Barton, PSU 25:40.1 12. Arjun Jha, IND 24:21.1 48. Kahlid Hussein, MINN 24:59.9 84. Karson LeComte, NEB 25:40.8 13. Ben Eidenschink, WIS 24:21.8 49. Tevin Brown, OSU 25:01.1 85. Blake Selm, PUR 25:43.2 14. Jack Aho, MICH 24:23.7 50. Jacob Branch, MICH 25:01.6 86. Michael Zedan, OSU 25:43.7 15. Jackson Sharp, WIS 24:23.7 51. Matthew Thomas, MSU 25:02.8 87. Ryan Kennedy, NEB 25:45.3 16. Isaac Harding, MICH 24:26.6 52. Jack Meijer, WIS 25:06.5 88. Paul Bete, OSU 25:51.0 17. Joost Plaetinck, MICH 24:27.2 53. Jordan De Spong, NEB 25:07.3 89. Isaac Davis, PSU 25:51.5 18. Alec Basten, MINN 24:27.3 54. Colin Yandel, ILL 25:07.5 90. Jack Roberts, ILL 25:51.8 19. Bryce Millar, IND 24:27.6 55. Owen Hoeft, MINN 25:08.3 91. Myles Fleming, NEB 25:57.2 20. Shuaib Aljabaly, WIS 24:30.7 56. Matthew Schadler, IND 25:10.0 92. Nick Pschunder, RU 25:59.1 21. Irwin Loud, ILL 24:31.4 57. Steven Stine, MSU 25:10.6 93. Jake Wickert, OSU 26:03.9 22. Jordy Hewitt, MICH 24:31.7 58. Jack Lalonde, ILL 25:13.1 94. Ivan Slyepkan, OSU 26:05.9 23. Bailey McIntire, PUR 24:40.2 59. Winter Romeyn, MSU 25:15.1 95. Michael Madiol, ILL 26:07.2 24. Zach Dale, ILL 24:42.2 60. Jake Gebhardt, IND 25:15.8 96. Jerry Jorgenson, NEB 26:07.4 25. Ben Hill, MICH 24:42.7 61. Spencer Smith, IOWA 25:17.0 97. Bennett Melone, ILL 26:15.5 26. Jacob Lee, MICH 24:43.1 62. Nick Foster, MICH 25:17.6 98. Jeff Roberts, IOWA 26:20.5 27. Seth Hirsch, WIS 24:43.8 63. Brandon Cooley, IOWA 25:17.7 99. Jack Good, OSU 26:36.1 28. Alex Tomasko, PSU 24:44.8 64. Noah Healy, IOWA 25:17.8 100. Billy Hill, RU 26:43.3 29. Dustin Horter, IND 24:45.7 65. Luke Landis, OSU 25:18.9 101. Andrew Comito, RU 26:45.4 30. Billy McDevitt, PSU 24:46.3 66. Kyle Griffith, PUR 25:19.4 102. Will Berger, RU 26:58.8 31. Reese Jordan, IND 24:47.8 67. Robert Wagner, MINN 25:19.4 103. Chris Smith, RU 27:06.6 32. Ben Bumgarner, PSU 24:47.9 68. Alec Fleming, PUR 25:22.3 104. Ryan Mitchell, RU 27:13.9 33. Zack Snider, WIS 24:48.4 69. Luke Sampson, IOWA 25:24.6 105. Thomas Hillyer, RU 27:19.1 34. Mark Freyhof, NEB 24:49.0 70. Giovanni Copploe, OSU 25:24.9 --. Liam McHale, RU DNF 35. Tyler Bowling, PUR 24:49.6 71. Patrick Walsh, RU 25:25.5 36. Abdifetah Ahmed, MSU 24:50.8 72. Logan Hall, ILL 25:26.3

2019 ALL-BIG TEN MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY TEAMS INDIVIDUAL HONORS First Team Second Team Athlete of the Year Kyle Mau, IND Arjun Jha, IND Jaret Carpenter, PUR Ben Veatch, IND Nathan Mylenek, IOWA Freshman of the Year Morgan Beadlescomb, MSU Jack Aho, MICH JACKSON SHARP, WIS George Kusche, NEB Devin Meyrer, MICH Jaret Carpenter, PUR Curt Eckstein, PUR Coach of the Year Olin Hacker, WIS Brody Smith, PUR Mick Byrne, WIS Oliver Hoare, WIS Ben Eidenschink, WIS Unanimous selection in ALL CAPS Big Ten Sportsmanship Award Honorees: Irwin Loud, ILL; Bryce Millar, IND; Noah Healy, IOWA; Devin Meyrer, MICH; Matt Thomas, MSU; Connor Olson, MINN; Jordan De Spong, NEB; Giovanni Copploe, OSU; Billy McDevitt, PSU; Jaret Carpenter, PUR; Cole Pschunder, RU; Shuaib Aljabaly, WIS

2020-21 BIG TEN RECORDS BOOK MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY BIG TEN MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS 1908 at Chicago 1915 at Madison, Wis. 1923 at Columbus, Ohio 1929 at Columbus, Ohio 1. Nebraska 41 1. Wisconsin 38 1. Ohio State 55 1. Indiana 36 2. Purdue 51 2. Iowa State 52 2. Illinois 92 2. Wisconsin 57 3. Wisconsin 59 3. Ohio State 108 3. Wisconsin 93 3. Michigan 109 4. Chicago 69 4. Minnesota 112 4. Iowa 100 4. Ohio State 110 5. Drake 105 5. Illinois 120 5. Iowa State 113 5. Minnesota 130 6. Purdue 123 Michigan 113 6. Chicago 141 1909 at Chicago 7. Kansas 149 7. Minnesota 162 7. Purdue 144 1. Minnesota 40 8. Iowa 182 8. Michigan State 180 8. Iowa 172 2. Nebraska 50 Chicago 182 9. Chicago 182 9. Illinois 201 3. Purdue 63 10. Indiana 185 10. Northwestern 237 4. Iowa State 89 1916 at Lafayette, Ind. 5. Wisconsin 103 1. Purdue 56 1924 at Ann Arbor, Mich. 1930 at Champaign, Ill. 6. Chicago 125 2. Chicago 63 1. Wisconsin 52 1. Indiana 51 7. Iowa INC 3. Iowa State 72 2. Iowa 98 2. Wisconsin 64 4. Minnesota 92 3. Michigan 104 3. Illinois 67 1910 at Madison, Wis. 5. Ohio State 94 4. Ohio State 121 4. Ohio State 125 1. Wisconsin 33 6. Wisconsin 102 5. Illinois 136 5. Michigan 143 2. Minnesota 88 7. Iowa 193 6. Iowa State 143 6. Chicago 151 3. Iowa State 90 8. Indiana INC 7. Oberlin 191 7. Iowa 157 4. Northwestern 92 8. Notre Dame 219 8. Minnesota 173 5. Purdue 108 1917-18: no Championships held 9. Ohio Wesleyan 222 9. Purdue 201 6. Indiana 157 10. Marquette 226 10. Northwestern 232 7. Notre Dame 168 1919 at Columbus, Ohio 11. Minnesota 250 8. Chicago 184 1. Iowa State 38 12. Northwestern 251 1931 at Iowa City, Iowa 9. Iowa State 191 2. Wisconsin 78 13. Chicago 266 1. Indiana 38 10. Nebraska INC 3. Purdue 117 14. Michigan State 288 2. Wisconsin 63 4. Minnesota 120 3. Michigan 76 1911 at Iowa City, Iowa 5. Ohio State 136 1925 at Ann Arbor, Mich. 4. Illinois 91 1. Iowa State 32 6. Michigan 138 1. Wisconsin 39 5. Purdue 127 2. Wisconsin 58 7. Illinois 144 2. Ohio State 75 6. Minnesota 134 3. Minnesota 103 8. Chicago 146 3. Illinois 78 7. Iowa 178 4. Purdue 114 9. Oberlin 158 4. Iowa State 87 8. Chicago 184 5. Nebraska 130 10. Cincinnati 200 5. Michigan 139 9. Northwestern 196 6. Iowa 132 6. Notre Dame 158 7. Indiana 139 1920 at Champaign, Ill. 7. Minnesota 176 1932 at Lafayette, Ind. 8. Northwestern 142 1. Iowa State 32 8. Indiana 188 1. Indiana 42 9. Chicago 226 2. Illinois 53 9. Marquette 244 2. Illinois 65 3. Ohio State 84 10. Northwestern 245 3. Minnesota 92 1912 at Evanston, Ill. 4. Purdue 99 Michigan State 245 4. Purdue 111 1. Wisconsin 61 5. Wisconsin 122 5. Wisconsin 112 2. Iowa State 87 6. Minnesota 132 1926 at Minneapolis, Minn. 6. Michigan 131 3. Missouri 111 7. Michigan 135 1. Wisconsin 34 7. Ohio State 133 4. Minnesota 112 8. Michigan State 185 2. Ohio State 63 8. Chicago 168 5. Northwestern 126 9. Mississippi A&M 205 3. Iowa 65 9. Northwestern 169 6. Ohio State 140 10. Indiana 228 4. Illinois 94 7. Illinois 145 5. Michigan 128 1933-37: no Championships held 8. Indiana 152 1921 at Bloomington, Ind. 6. Minnesota 138 9. Purdue 209 1. Illinois 46 7. Chicago 173 1938 at Lafayette, Ind. Iowa 209 2. Iowa State 66 8. Indiana 191 1. Indiana 30 11. Chicago 243 3. Wisconsin 114 2. Wisconsin 49 4. Ohio State 128 1927 at Ann Arbor, Mich. 3. Ohio State 62 1913 at Columbus, Ohio 5. Michigan 131 1. Wisconsin 51 4. Purdue 78 1. Wisconsin 72 6. Purdue 141 2. Illinois 57 5. Illinois Incomplete 2. Illinois 83 7. Michigan State 161 3. Minnesota 89 Minnesota Incomplete 3. Ohio State 106 8. Minnesota 176 4. Iowa 96 4. Iowa State 109 9. Iowa 180 5. Ohio State 123 1939 at Chicago 5. Purdue 117 10. Northwestern 187 6. Indiana 127 1. Wisconsin 28 6. Minnesota 147 11. Indiana 210 7. Michigan 129 2. Indiana 52 7. Indiana 174 8. Northwestern 217 3. Ohio State 71 8. Northwestern 176 1922 at Lafayette, Ind. Purdue 71 1. Michigan 41 1928 at Madison, Wis. 5. Minnesota Incomplete 1914 at Lafayette, Ind. 2. Wisconsin 51 1. Indiana 72 1. Minnesota 45 3. Iowa State 62 2. Ohio State 79 1940 at Chicago 2. Iowa State 81 4. Illinois 72 3. Michigan 98 1. Indiana 31 3. Illinois 98 5. Ohio State 140 4. Wisconsin 111 2. Ohio State 42 4. Ohio State 116 6. Michigan State 148 5. Iowa 114 3. Purdue 55 5. Wisconsin 124 7. Minnesota 149 6. Minnesota 127 4. Wisconsin 99 6. Northwestern 128 8. Purdue 195 7. Illinois 131 7. Chicago 132 9. Indiana 200 8. Purdue 139 1941 at West Lafayette, Ind. 8. Purdue 142 10. Iowa 217 9. Chicago 186 1. Purdue 33 9. Iowa 211 10. Northwestern 269 2. Indiana 57 10. Indiana 263 3. Ohio State 72 4. Illinois 78 5. Wisconsin 90

2020-21 BIG TEN RECORDS BOOK MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY BIG TEN MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS (continued) 1942 at Chicago 1951 at Chicago 1960 at Chicago 1967 at Chicago 1. Indiana 34 1. Michigan State 49 1. Michigan State 30 1. Indiana 56 2. Illinois 69 2. Wisconsin 62 2. Iowa 61 2. Minnesota 74 3. Purdue 74 3. Michigan 77 3. Indiana 65 3. Iowa 83 4. Ohio State 82 4. Indiana 89 4. Wisconsin 96 4. Ohio State 102 5. Wisconsin 109 5. Iowa 109 5. Minnesota 103 5. Wisconsin 114 6. Chicago 118 6. Minnesota 144 6. Ohio State 125 6. Michigan 127 7. Purdue 152 7. Illinois Incomplete 7. Northwestern 143 1943 at Chicago Northwestern Incomplete 8. Michigan State 146 1. Purdue 26 1952 at Chicago 9. Purdue 250 2. Indiana 75 1. Michigan State 28 1961 at Chicago 10. Illinois 251 3. Iowa 76 2. Indiana 49 1. Iowa 45 4. Ohio State 83 3. Iowa 55 2. Michigan State 59 1968 at Columbus, Ohio 5. Wisconsin 89 4. Wisconsin 90 3. Indiana 62 1. Michigan State 70 4. Wisconsin 77 2. Minnesota 79 1944 at Chicago 1953 at Chicago 5. Ohio State 95 3. Wisconsin 101 1. Wisconsin 38 1. Michigan State 39 6. Northwestern 179 4. Ohio State 105 2. Indiana 52 2. Indiana 43 7. Illinois Incomplete 5. Indiana 110 3. Ohio State 74 3. Wisconsin 63 Michigan Incomplete 6. Illinois 120 4. Purdue 84 4. Michigan 68 7. Michigan 158 5. Illinois 99 1962 at Iowa City, Iowa 8. Purdue 162 6. Iowa 153 1954 at Chicago 1. Michigan State 39 9. Iowa 165 1. Michigan 55 2. Iowa 64 1945 at Chicago 2. Michigan State 75 3. Wisconsin 83 1969 at Bloomington, Ind. 1. Wisconsin 43 3. Illinois 81 4. Illinois 104 1. Minnesota 40 2. Purdue 55 4. Indiana 87 5. Ohio State 114 2. Illinois 73 3. Ohio State 62 5. Ohio State 89 6. Indiana 131 3. Wisconsin 78 4. Illinois 83 6. Wisconsin 95 7. Minnesota 138 4. Michigan State 106 5. Indiana 87 7. Iowa Incomplete 5. Purdue 135 1963 at Champaign, Ill. 6. Indiana 150 1946 at Chicago 1955 at Chicago 1. Michigan State 46 7. Northwestern 151 1. Indiana 48 1. Michigan State 36 2. Wisconsin 87 8. Ohio State 171 Wisconsin 48 2. Iowa 57 3. Minnesota 91 9. Iowa 205 3. Illinois 65 3. Illinois 65 4. Indiana 103 4. Purdue 75 4. Indiana 85 5. Illinois 106 1970 at East Lansing, Mich. 5. Iowa 107 5. Minnesota 108 6. Ohio State 133 1. Michigan State 42 6. Wisconsin 140 7. Iowa 152 2. Minnesota 66 1947 at Chicago Northwestern 152 3. Indiana 67 1. Illinois 48 1956 at Chicago 4. Illinois 82 2. Wisconsin 52 1. Michigan State 21 1964 at Champaign, Ill. 5. Wisconsin 123 3. Indiana 64 2. Illinois 50 1. Minnesota 27 6. Ohio State 154 Purdue 64 3. Indiana 68 2. Michigan State 49 7. Iowa 202 5. Iowa 103 4. Minnesota 78 3. Wisconsin 79 8. Purdue 207 6. Minnesota Incomplete 5. Iowa 133 4. Iowa 95 9. Northwestern 213 6. Ohio State Incomplete 5. Indiana 103 1948 at Chicago Northwestern Incomplete 6. Northwestern Incomplete 1971 at Minneapolis, Minn. 1. Wisconsin 44 Wisconsin Incomplete Ohio State Incomplete 1. Michigan State 74 2. Illinois 66 2. Indiana 82 3. Purdue 75 1957 at Chicago 1965 at Minneapolis, Minn. 3. Michigan 92 4. Indiana 79 1. Michigan State 43 1. Northwestern 40 4. Wisconsin 93 5. Minnesota 93 2. Illinois 74 2. Michigan State 65 5. Illinois 109 6. Iowa 126 3. Iowa 83 3. Minnesota 82 6. Purdue 134 4. Indiana 86 4. Wisconsin 94 7. Minnesota 153 1949 at Chicago 5. Minnesota 96 5. Iowa 107 8. Ohio State 184 1. Wisconsin 49 6. Michigan 103 6. Ohio State 132 9. Iowa 196 2. Illinois 55 7. Illinois 154 10. Northwestern 247 3. Indiana 91 1958 at Chicago 8. Indiana 179 4. Minnesota 106 1. Michigan State 43 1972 at Iowa City, Iowa 5. Iowa 114 2. Iowa 59 1966 at Madison, Wis. 1. Indiana 39 6. Purdue 120 3. Indiana 64 1. Iowa 41 2. Michigan 76 7. Ohio State 142 4. Illinois 77 2. Michigan State 61 3. Wisconsin 87 5. Minnesota 103 3. Wisconsin 68 4. Minnesota 97 1950 at Chicago 6. Northwestern Incomplete 4. Minnesota 73 5. Iowa 136 1. Wisconsin 56 Wisconsin Incomplete 5. Indiana 161 6. Michigan State 137 2. Michigan State 61 Michigan 161 7. Ohio State 146 3. Indiana 70 1959 at Chicago 7. Northwestern 181 8. Illinois 204 4. Michigan 94 1. Michigan State 17 8. Illinois 200 9. Purdue 217 5. Purdue 122 2. Iowa 49 9. Ohio State 224 10. Northwestern 219 6. Illinois 137 3. Minnesota 93 7. Ohio State 142 4. Indiana 94 5. Michigan 103 6. Ohio State Incomplete Wisconsin Incomplete Illinois Incomplete

2020-21 BIG TEN RECORDS BOOK MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY BIG TEN MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS (continued) 1973 at Champaign, Ill. 1979 at Columbus, Ohio 1985 at Ann Arbor, Mich. 1991 at West Lafayette, Ind. 1. Indiana 49 1. Wisconsin 56 1. Wisconsin 26 1. Wisconsin 25 2. Wisconsin 52 2. Indiana 59 2. Purdue 73 2. Michigan 61 3. Michigan 97 3. Michigan 75 3. Northwestern 129 3. Michigan State 83 4. Illinois 100 4. Illinois 98 4. Ohio State 134 4. Penn State 89 5. Michigan State 108 5. Minnesota 119 5. Illinois 139 5. Illinois 143 6. Ohio State 153 6. Michigan State 138 6. Michigan 142 6. Purdue 198 7. Minnesota 161 7. Ohio State 187 7. Indiana 145 7. Ohio State 204 8. Iowa 175 8. Purdue 227 8. Minnesota 177 8. Indiana 218 9. Northwestern 236 9. Iowa 252 9. Michigan State 197 9. Minnesota 222 10. Purdue 246 10. Northwestern 276 10. Iowa 271 10. Iowa 267

1974 at Ann Arbor, Mich. 1980 at East Lansing, Mich. 1986 at Columbus, Ohio 1992 at Champaign, Ill. 1. Michigan 42 1. Indiana 44 1. Wisconsin 48 1. Wisconsin 31 2. Wisconsin 55 Michigan 44 2. Illinois 70 2. Michigan 62 3. Illinois 75 3. Illinois 70 3. Indiana 78 3. Penn State 109 4. Michigan State 84 4. Wisconsin 99 4. Purdue 97 4. Illinois 140 5. Minnesota 120 5. Minnesota 129 5. Michigan 126 5. Indiana 154 6. Ohio State 151 6. Michigan State 159 6. Northwestern 133 6. Michigan State 161 7. Indiana 157 Purdue 159 7. Minnesota 171 7. Iowa 174 8. Purdue 226 8. Ohio State 209 8. Ohio State 173 8. Purdue 185 9. Northwestern 237 9. Iowa 260 9. Michigan State 259 9. Minnesota 195 10. Iowa 283 10. Northwestern 292 10. Iowa 294 10. Ohio State 270

1975 at Madison, Wis. 1981 at Minneapolis, Minn. 1987 at Bloomington, Ind. 1993 at East Lansing, Mich. 1. Michigan 41 1. Wisconsin 27 1. Wisconsin 41 1. Michigan 50 2. Wisconsin 70 2. Illinois 60 2. Illinois 73 2. Wisconsin 66 3. Indiana 73 3. Minnesota 75 3. Indiana 85 3. Penn State 80 4. Illinois 78 4. Michigan 124 4. Michigan State 123 4. Minnesota 120 5. Michigan State 133 5. Indiana 127 5. Northwestern 135 5. Indiana 125 6. Ohio State 173 6. Purdue 128 6. Michigan 137 6. Michigan State 145 7. Minnesota 184 7. Michigan State 197 7. Purdue 182 7. Iowa 149 8. Purdue 196 8. Iowa 223 8. Minnesota 183 8. Illinois 201 9. Iowa 210 9. Ohio State 256 9. Ohio State 215 9. Ohio State 238 10. Northwestern 264 10. Northwestern 260 10. Iowa 272 10. Purdue 263

1976 at Chicago 1982 at Iowa City, Iowa 1988 at Iowa City, Iowa 1994 at Iowa City, Iowa 1. Michigan 67 1. Wisconsin 29 1. Wisconsin 30 1. Wisconsin 42 2. Illinois 78 2. Michigan 62 2. Michigan State 72 2. Michigan 54 3. Minnesota 82 3. Minnesota 100 3. Michigan 73 3. Penn State 75 4. Wisconsin 98 4. Illinois 114 4. Illinois 129 4. Illinois 101 Michigan State 98 5. Purdue 122 5. Minnesota 130 5. Indiana 142 6. Ohio State 121 6. Indiana 149 6. Indiana 144 6. Minnesota 183 7. Indiana 149 7. Iowa 182 7. Ohio State 146 7. Michigan State 189 8. Iowa 217 8. Northwestern 191 8. Purdue 198 8. Purdue 205 9. Purdue 221 9. Michigan State 233 9. Iowa 242 9. Iowa 212 10. Northwestern 297 10. Ohio State 234 10. Ohio State 227 1989 at Madison, Wis. 1977 at West Lafayette, Ind. 1983 at Champaign, Ill. 1. Wisconsin 40 1995 at Minneapolis, Minn. 1. Wisconsin 52 1. Wisconsin 19 2. Illinois 82 1. Wisconsin 37 2. Illinois 75 2. Michigan 71 3. Minnesota 102 2. Michigan 56 Ohio State 75 3. Purdue 78 4. Ohio State 106 3. Michigan State 91 4. Michigan 89 4. Illinois 88 5. Iowa 108 4. Illinois 127 5. Indiana 95 5. Indiana 130 6. Michigan State 150 5. Indiana 129 6. Minnesota 120 6. Ohio State 152 7. Indiana 157 6. Ohio State 160 7. Iowa 216 7. Minnesota 183 8. Michigan 186 7. Penn State 166 8. Northwestern 231 8. Michigan State 212 9. Purdue 267 8. Iowa 208 9. Purdue 245 9. Northwestern 219 9. Minnesota 226 10. Michigan State 257 10. Iowa 282 1990 at Minneapolis, Minn. 10. Purdue 268 1. Wisconsin 53 1978 at Bloomington, Ind. 1984 at West Lafayette, Ind. 2. Michigan 56 1996 at Bloomington, Ind. 1. Wisconsin 24 1. Illinois 58 3. Michigan State 76 1. Wisconsin 55 2. Michigan 70 2. Michigan 62 4. Illinois 91 2. Michigan 63 3. Minnesota 86 3. Wisconsin 64 5. Minnesota 126 3. Michigan State 83 4. Indiana 88 4. Ohio State 107 6. Indiana 145 4. Illinois 106 5. Illinois 109 5. Indiana 111 7. Iowa 166 5. Penn State 118 6. Michigan State 142 6. Minnesota 138 8. Purdue 230 6. Iowa 122 7. Ohio State 194 7. Purdue 162 9. Ohio State 248 7. Minnesota 194 8. Iowa 217 8. Michigan State 173 8. Indiana 201 9. Northwestern 234 9. Northwestern 248 9. Purdue 228 10. Purdue 243 10. Iowa 257 10. Ohio State 273

2020-21 BIG TEN RECORDS BOOK MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY BIG TEN MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS (continued) 1997 at Columbus, Ohio 2003 at East Lansing, Mich. 2009 at University Park, Pa. 2015 at Chicago 1. Michigan 29 1. Wisconsin 40 1. Wisconsin 26 1. Michigan 63 2. Wisconsin 42 2. Michigan 57 2. Ohio State 91 2. Illinois 81 3. Michigan State 79 3. Indiana 90 3. Minnesota 97 3. Minnesota 98 4. Minnesota 131 4. Ohio State 93 4. Indiana 106 4. Indiana 112 5. Iowa 134 5. Iowa 144 5. Michigan 117 5. Michigan State 113 6. Penn State 163 6. Minnesota 159 6. Iowa 149 6. Penn State 169 7. Ohio State 183 7. Penn State 218 7. Illinois 166 7. Purdue 173 8. Indiana 203 Michigan State 218 8. Michigan State 188 8. Wisconsin 199 9. Illinois 217 9. Illinois 233 9. Penn State 232 9. Ohio State 201 10. Purdue 246 10. Purdue 278 10. Purdue 279 10. Iowa 265 11. Nebraska 284 1998 at Ann Arbor, Mich. 2004 at Iowa City, Iowa 2010 at Madison, Wis. 12. Rutgers 337 1. Michigan 50 1. Wisconsin 23 1. Wisconsin 28 2. Michigan State 64 2. Indiana 104 2. Indiana 75 2016 at Falcon Heights, Minn. 3. Wisconsin 70 3. Iowa 110 3. Minnesota 101 1. Wisconsin 63 4. Minnesota 83 4. Minnesota 124 4. Penn State 128 2. Michigan State 66 5. Iowa 110 5. Michigan 125 5. Michigan State 141 3. Indiana 92 6. Ohio State 181 6. Ohio State 127 6. Illinois 150 4. Minnesota 119 7. Purdue 187 7. Michigan State 158 7. Ohio State 164 5. Michigan 123 8. Illinois 192 8. Illinois 162 8. Michigan 185 6. Illinois 126 9. Penn State 248 9. Penn State 206 9. Iowa 205 7. Purdue 168 10. Indiana 254 10. Purdue 312 10. Purdue 212 8. Ohio State 228 9. Penn State 250 1999 at University Park, Pa. 2005 at Minneapolis, Minn. 2011 at Champaign, Ill. 10. Nebraska 275 1. Wisconsin 38 1. Wisconsin 16 1. Wisconsin 17 11. Rutgers 333 2. Michigan 40 2. Ohio State 101 2. Indiana 60 12. Iowa 341 3. Minnesota 61 3. Minnesota 102 3. Michigan 104 4. Ohio State 118 4. Iowa 124 Minnesota 104 2017 at Bloomington, Ind. 5. Indiana 143 5. Michigan 125 5. Ohio State 138 1. Michigan 71 6. Michigan State 147 6. Indiana 137 6. Penn State 165 2. Michigan State 82 7. Penn State 186 7. Michigan State 162 7. Illinois 181 3. Wisconsin 88 8. Illinois 187 8. Purdue 235 8. Michigan State 191 4. Illinois 113 9. Iowa 210 9. Penn State 239 9. Purdue 199 5. Purdue 133 10. Purdue 233 10. Illinois 241 10. Iowa 260 6. Minnesota 142 11. Nebraska 277 7. Indiana 159 2000 at Madison, Wis. 2006 at Bloomington, Ind. 8. Penn State 159 1. Wisconsin 45 1. Wisconsin 27 2012 at East Lansing, Mich. 9. Nebraska 196 2. Indiana 81 2. Michigan 85 1. Wisconsin 33 10. Iowa 235 3. Penn State 82 3. Minnesota 98 2. Michigan 65 11. Ohio State 332 4. Michigan State 103 4. Michigan State 114 3. Indiana 79 12. Rutgers 366 5. Minnesota 133 5. Iowa 136 4. Illinois 86 6. Ohio State 145 6. Indiana 151 5. Minnesota 141 2018 at Lincoln, Neb. 7. Michigan 170 7. Ohio State 169 6. Penn State 169 1. Wisconsin 38 8. Iowa 203 8. Illinois 188 7. Michigan State 183 2. Purdue 88 9. Purdue 219 9. Penn State 207 8. Ohio State 210 3. Indiana 108 10. Illinois 239 10. Purdue 274 9. Purdue 213 4. Michigan 109 10. Iowa 267 5. Michigan State 111 2001 at Champaign, Ill. 2007 at Columbus, Ohio 11. Nebraska 333 6. Iowa 153 1. Wisconsin 28 1. Wisconsin 33 7. Minnesota 164 2. Michigan 71 2. Minnesota 65 2013 at West Lafayette, Ind. 8. Nebraska 179 3. Michigan State 94 3. Ohio State 91 1. Indiana 51 9. Penn State 212 4. Indiana 115 4. Indiana 102 2. Michigan 66 10. Illinois 299 5. Ohio State 126 5. Michigan 104 3. Wisconsin 71 11. Ohio State 350 6. Penn State 131 6. Illinois 152 4. Minnesota 136 12. Rutgers 365 7. Minnesota 174 7. Michigan State 210 5. Illinois 140 8. Iowa 184 8. Iowa 218 6. Purdue 163 2019 at Columbus, Ohio 9. Purdue 199 9. Penn State 249 7. Michigan State 170 1. Wisconsin 56 10. Illinois 231 10. Purdue 286 8. Ohio State 182 2. Indiana 70 9. Penn State 209 3. Michigan 78 2002 at West Lafayette, Ind. 2008 at Ann Arbor, Mich. 10. Iowa 275 4. Purdue 82 1. Wisconsin 25 1. Wisconsin 40 11. Nebraska 314 5. Penn State 169 2. Ohio State 79 2. Michigan 57 6. Nebraska 172 3. Michigan 80 3. Minnesota 60 2014 at Iowa City, Iowa 7. Michigan State 176 4. Indiana 95 4. Penn State 133 1. Wisconsin 47 8. Minnesota 193 5. Minnesota 108 5. Indiana 135 2. Michigan 77 9. Illinois 219 6. Michigan State 156 6. Michigan State 138 3. Penn State 92 10. Iowa 224 7. Iowa 185 7. Iowa 169 4. Indiana 95 11. Ohio State 317 8. Illinois 201 8. Ohio State 209 5. Michigan State 117 12. Rutgers 386 9. Purdue 239 9. Illinois 252 6. Illinois 159 10. Penn State 290 10. Purdue 296 7. Minnesota 160 8. Iowa 191 9. Purdue 253 10. Ohio State 277 11. Nebraska 332 12. Rutgers 397

2020-21 BIG TEN RECORDS BOOK MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY BIG TEN MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS (continued) INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS MULTIPLE INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS

Distance 5 miles until 1909 Distance 6 miles until 1975 4 Craig Virgin, ILL, 1973-74-75-76 1908 Walter Comstock, CHI 28:12 1971 Garry Bjorklund, MINN 29:20.8 Bob Kennedy, IND, 1988-89-90-92 1909 H.B. Wasson, PUR 27:08 1972 Glenn Herold, WIS 29:46 Kevin Sullivan, MICH, 1993-94-95-97 1973 Craig Virgin, ILL 28:30.8 3 F.O. Watson, MINN, 1913-14-15 Distance 4.75 miles - 1910 only 1974 Craig Virgin, ILL 29:11.4 Garry Bjorklund, MINN, 1969-70-71 1910 E.J. Dohmen, WIS 26:21 Tim Hacker, WIS, 1981-84-85 Distance 5 miles until 1977 Simon Bairu, WIS, 2003-04-05 Distance 5 miles until 1931 1975 Craig Virgin, ILL 23:04.5 2 H.R. Phelps, IOWA, 1923-24 1911 C.R. Cleveland, WIS 29:43.2 1976 Craig Virgin, ILL 23:16.7 Earl Mitchell, IND, 1942-46 1912 Irving White, WIS 27:29 Don Gehrmann, WIS, 1947-48 1913 F.O. Watson, MINN 26:44.5 Distance 8,000 meters until 1984 Don McEwen, MICH, 1949-50 1914 F.O. Watson, MINN N/A 1977 Bill Donakowski, MICH 24:14 Rich Ferguson, IOWA, 1952-53 1915 F.O. Watson, MINN 26:14 1978 Steve Lacy, WIS 23:50 Henry Kennedy, MSU, 1955-56 1916 Glenn Tenny, CHI 26:25 1979 Steve Crane, OSU 23:27.9 Allen Carius, ILL, 1962-63 1917-18: no Championships held 1980 Jim Spivey, IND 24:04.9 Lee Assenheimer, NU, 1964-65 1919 G.L. Otis, CHI N/A 1981 Tim Hacker, WIS 24:05.3 Larry Wieczorek, IOWA, 1966-67 1920 C.C. Furnas, PUR 26:30.6 1982 Jim Spivey, IND 24:20 Jim Spivey, IND, 1980-82 1921 C.H. Finkle, WIS 29:12 1983 John Easker, WIS 23:22 Matt Downin, WIS, 1998-99 1922 E.R. Isbell, MICH 26:33.2 Hassan Mead, MINN, 2008-09 1923 H.R. Phelps, IOWA 26:16 Distance 10,000 meters - 1984 only Malachy Schrobilgen, WIS, 2013-14 1924 H.R. Phelps, IOWA 25:59.7 1984 Tim Hacker, WIS 30:18.8 Morgan McDonald, WIS, 2016-18 1925 Vic Chapman, WIS 26:12 Oliver Hoare, WIS, 2017-19 1926 Jock Hunn, IOWA 26:27.8 Distance 8,000 meters since 1985 1927 John Zola, WIS 24:57 1985 Tim Hacker, WIS 24:27.4 1928 David Abbott, ILL 26:42 1986 Chris Brewster, MICH 24:06.6 1929 Orville Martin, PUR 26:26 1987 Scott Williams, IND 24:31.11 1930 Rodney Leas, IND 26:27.7 1988 Bob Kennedy, IND 24:19 1989 Bob Kennedy, IND 24:03.8 Distance 4 miles until 1967 1990 Bob Kennedy, IND 24:41.2 1931 Henry Brocksmith, IND 21:59.7 1991 Donovan Bergstrom, WIS 25:01.3 1932 Dean Woolsey, ILL 21:00.3 1992 Bob Kennedy, IND 23:31 1933-37: no Championships held 1993 Kevin Sullivan, MICH 24:15.89 1938 Mel Trutt, IND 20:11.8 1994 Kevin Sullivan, MICH 24:15.4 1939 Wally Mehl, WIS 20:34.7 1995 Kevin Sullivan, MICH 24:21.4 1940 Wayne Tolliver, IND 22:25.2 1996 John Mortimer, MICH 24:49.1 1941 Fred Wilt, IND 20:01.5 1997 Kevin Sullivan, MICH 23:42.7 1942 Earl Mitchell, IND 21:09.2 1998 Matt Downin, WIS 24:06 1943 Eddie Ericsson, PUR 21:53.6 1999 Matt Downin, WIS 24:57 1944 William Lawson, WIS 21:16 2000 Jason Vanderhoof, WIS 24:01 1945 Victor Twomey, ILL 21:28.9 2001 Alan Webb, MICH 23:19.9 1946 Earl Mitchell, IND 21:10.8 2002 Matt Tegenkamp, WIS 24:01.9 1947 Don Gehrmann, WIS 20:26.4 2003 Simon Bairu, WIS 23:58.8 1948 Don Gehrmann, WIS 20:31.4 2004 Simon Bairu, WIS 23.45 1949 Don McEwen, MICH 19:44.5 2005 Simon Bairu, WIS 23:31.73 1950 Don McEwen, MICH 19:34.3 2006 Chris Rombough, MINN 24:05 1951 Walt Deike, WIS 21:12.3 2007 Matt Withrow, WIS 23:44 1952 Rich Ferguson, IOWA 19:40.5 2008 Hassan Mead, MINN 24:26 1953 Rich Ferguson, IOWA 19:43.2 2009 Hassan Mead, MINN 25:00.2 1954 James Lambert, IND 19:59.6 2010 Landon Peacock, WIS 23:40.8 1955 Henry Kennedy, MSU 19:06 2011 Mohammed Ahmed, WIS 23:18 1956 Henry Kennedy, MSU 20:25.3 2012 Zach Mayhew, IND 23:29.2 1957 Leonard Edelen, MINN 21:09.4 2013 Malachy Schrobilgen, WIS 24:16.9 1958 Charles Jones, IOWA 20:18 2014 Malachy Schrobilgen, WIS 23:35.0 1959 Crawford Kennedy, MSU 20:12.3 2015 Matt McClintock, PUR 23:12.1 1960 Gerald Young, MSU 19:35.3 2016 Morgan McDonald, WIS 24:35.7 1961 James Tucker, IOWA 19:50.4 2017 Oliver Hoare, WIS 24:09.3 1962 Allen Carius, ILL 19:45.2 2018 Morgan McDonald, WIS 23:26.4 1963 Allen Carius, ILL 19:39.4 2019 Oliver Hoare WIS 23:50.9 1964 Lee Assenheimer, NU 20:11 1965 Lee Assenheimer, NU 20:05.2 Big Ten Championships record in bold 1966 Larry Wierczorek, IOWA 19:02.5

Distance 5 miles until 1971 1967 Larry Wierczorek, IOWA 24:17 1968 Doug Scorrar, OSU 24:49 1969 Garry Bjorklund, MINN 25:52.4 1970 Garry Bjorklund, MINN 24:33.7

2020-21 BIG TEN RECORDS BOOK MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY BIG TEN MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS (continued) T I School Team Titles MOST BIG TEN 50 34 Wisconsin 1910-12-13-15-24-25-26-27-39-44-45-46*-48-49-50-77-78-79- COACHING TITLES 81-82-83-85-86-87-88-89-90-91-92-94-95-96-99-2000-01-02- 03-04-05-06-07-08-09-10-11-12-14-16-18-19 Titles Coach, School 14 16 Indiana 1928-29-30-31-32-38-40-42-46*-67-72-73-80*-2013 12 Martin Smith, WIS 14 4 Michigan State 1951-52-53-55-56-57-58-59-60-62-63-68-70-71 1 1 Jerry Schumacher, WIS 111 1 Michigan 1922-54-74-75-76-80*-93-97-98-2015-17 9 Mick Byrne, WIS 4 10 Minnesota 1909-14-64-69 8 Earle C. “Billy” Hayes, IND 3 9 Illinois 1921-47-84 7 Ron Warhurst, MICH 3 5 Purdue 1916-41-43 6 Karl A. Schlademan, MSU 2 9 Iowa 1961-66 6 Thomas E. Jones, WIS 1 2 Northwestern 1965 5 Fran Dittrich, MSU 1 2 Ohio State 1923 5 Dan McClimon, WIS 0 3 Chicago 3 Sam Bell, IND T - team titles, I - individual titles, * - co-champions NOTES: Chicago no longer competes as a Big Ten member; Northwestern discontinued program in 1988 3 James Gibbard, MSU

BIG TEN MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS RECORDS INDIVIDUAL Time Distance Record Holder, School Year Course, Site 19:02.5 4 miles Larry Wieczorek, IOWA 1966 Odana Hills, Madison, Wis. 23:04.5 5 miles Craig Virgin, ILL 1975 Odana Hills, Madison, Wis. 28:30.8 6 miles Craig Virgin, ILL 1973 Savoy, Champaign (Mahomet), Ill. 23:12 8,000 meters Matt McClintock, PUR 2015 Sydney R. Marovitz Golf Course, Chicago, Ill. 30:18.8 10,000 meters Tim Hacker, WIS 1984 Purdue South, West Lafayette, Ind. TEAM Lowest Winning Score 16 Wisconsin, 2005 (1. Simon Bairu, 2. Chris Solinsky, 3. Matt Withrow, 4. Stuart Eagon, 6. Antony Ford) 17 Michigan State, 1959 (1. Crawford Kennedy, 2. William Reynolds, 3. Edward Graydon, 5. Gerald Young, 6. Robert Lake) Wisconsin, 2011 (1. Mohammed Ahmed, 2. Maverick Darling, 3. Elliot Krause, 5. Reed Connor, 6. Ryan Collins) 19 Wisconsin, 1983 (1. John Easker, 2. Scott Jenkins, 3. Joe Stintzi, 5. Randy Berndt, 8. Mark Sisson) 21 Michigan State, 1956 (1. Henry Kennedy, 2. Selwyn Jones, 5. Gaylord Denslow, 6. Terry Block, 7. Ron Wheeler) 23 Wisconsin, 2004 (1. Simon Bairu, 2. Chris Solinsky, 3. Matt Tegenkamp, 6. Josh Spiker, 11. Bobby Lockhart) 24 Wisconsin, 1978 (1. Steve Lacy, 3. Randy Jackson, 4. Jeff Randolph, 5. Jim Stintzi, 11. Phil Lahuerte) 25 Wisconsin, 1991 (1. Donovan Bergstrom, 2. Jason Casiano, 3. Jerry Schumacher, 9. John Morrison, 10. Lee Zubrod) Wisconsin, 2002 (1. Matt Tegenkamp, 2. Isaiah Festa, 5. Wallace Adam, 8. Bobby Lockhart, 9. Simon Bairu) 26 Purdue, 1943 (1. Eddie Ericsson, 2. Bob Mannfeld, 6. Merton Peterson, 8. Joe Kennedy, 9. Bill Biele) Wisconsin, 1985 (1. Tim Hacker, 2. Joe Stintzi, 6. Kelley Delaney, 8. Phil Schoensee, 9. Rusty Korhonen) Wisconsin, 2009 (2. Elliot Krause, 4. Maverick Darling, 5. Mohammed Ahmed, 7. Craig Miller, 8. Landon Peacock)

Highest Winning Score 74 Michigan State, 1971 (4. Ken Popejoy, 5. Randall Kirkpatrick, 13. David Dieters, 14. Robin Cool, 38. Steve Rockey) 72 Wisconsin, 1913 (3. Irving White, Bill Goldie, Buchanan, Harvey, Beck-places N/A) Indiana, 1928 (3. Fields, 8. Leas, 9. Clapham, 24. Banks, 28. Shafer) 71 Michigan, 2017 (6. Ben Flanagan, 11. Aaron Baumgarten, 14. Connor Mora, 18. Isaac Harding, 22. Ben Hill, 23. John Aho, 25. Keenan Rebera 70 Michigan State, 1968 (4. Kim Hartman, 5. Ken Leonowicz, 6. Roger Merchant, 27. Dan Simeck, 28. John Mock) 67 Michigan, 1976 (3. Greg Meyer, 5. Bill Donakowski, 6. Steve Elliot, 24. Bruce McFee, 29. Dan Heikkinen) 63 Michigan, 2015 (2. Mason Ferlic, 8. Ben Flanagan, 9. Tony Smoragiewicz, 19. Connor Mora, 25. Nick Renberg) Wisconsin, 2016 (1. Morgan McDonald, 5. Malachy Schrobilgen, 12. Olin Hacker, 21. Russell Sandvold, 24. Tyson Miehe) 61 Wisconsin, 1912 (1. Irving White, 4. Bill Goldie, 10. George Bresnahan, 21. N/A, 25. N/A) 58 Illinois, 1984 (3. Ty Wolf, 8. Michael Patton, 12. Jeff Jacobs, 17. Dave Haue, 18. Paul Kivela)

Largest Winning Margin Smallest Winning Margin Most Consecutive Titles 85 Wisconsin, 2005 (16 pts., 2nd Indiana 101) tie Indiana and Wisconsin, 1946 (48 pts.) 14 Wisconsin (1999-2012) 81 Wisconsin, 2004 (23 pts., 2nd Indiana 104) Indiana and Michigan, 1980 (44 pts.) 8 Wisconsin (1985-92) 65 Wisconsin, 2009 (26 pts., 2nd Ohio State, 91) 2 Wisconsin, 1999 (38 pts., 2nd Michigan 40) 6* Indiana (1928-32, 1938) 58 Wisconsin, 2006 (27 pts., 2nd Michigan 85) 3 Indiana, 1973 (49 pts., 2nd Wisconsin 52) Michigan State (1955-60) 55 Wisconsin, 1910 (33 pts., 2nd Minnesota 88) Wisconsin, 1979 (56 pts., 2nd Indiana 59) 4 Wisconsin (1924-27) 54 Wisconsin, 2002 (25 pts., 2nd Ohio State 79) Wisconsin, 1990 (53 pts., 2nd Michigan 56) 3 Wisconsin (1944-46) 52 Wisconsin, 1983 (19 pts., 2nd Michigan 71) Wisconsin, 2016 (63 pts., 2nd Michigan State 66) Wisconsin (1948-50) 50 Wisconsin, 2018 (38 pts., 2nd Purdue 88) 4 Illinois, 1947 (48 pts., 2nd Wisconsin 52) Michigan State (1951-53) 49 Purdue, 1943 (26 pts., 2nd Indiana 75) Michigan State, 1953 (39 pts., 2nd Indiana 43) Michigan (1974-76) 47 Wisconsin, 1985 (26 pts., 2nd Purdue 73) Illinois, 1984 (58 pts., 2nd Michigan 62) Wisconsin (1977-79) Wisconsin, 2010 (28 pts., 2nd Indiana 75) 5 Wisconsin, 1950 (56 pts., 2nd Michigan State 61) Wisconsin (1981-83) 46 Wisconsin, 1924 (52 pts., 2nd Iowa 98) Wisconsin (1994-96) Wisconsin, 1978 (24 pts., 2nd Michigan 70) * - no championship held 1933-37

2020-21 BIG TEN RECORDS BOOK MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY ALL-BIG TEN SELECTIONS (since 1984; first team only) ILLINOIS (11) MICHIGAN STATE (17) WISCONSIN (101) Ty Wolf, 1984 Anthony Hamm, 1988-90-91 John Easker, 1984 David Halle, 1986-87 Dave Smith, 1990-91-92 Tim Hacker, 1984-85 Len Sitko, 1989-90 Kyle Baker, 1997 Kelly Delaney, 1985 Barry Pearman, 1996 Steve Schell, 1998 Joe Stintzi, 1985 Jason Zieren, 1996 Ryan Taylor, 1998 Phil Schoensee, 1986 John Kronforst, 2001 Steve Padgett, 2000 Chris Borsa, 1987-88 Trent Hoerr, 2007 Caleb Rhynard, 2013-14 Scott Fry, 1987-88 Jannis Topfer, 2013 Sherod Hardt, 2016 Rusty Korhonen, 1987-88 Dylan Lafond, 2015 Clark Ruiz, 2017 Mike Huffman, 1988 Morgan Beadlescomb, 2017-19 John Long, 1989 INDIANA (26) Justine Kiprotich, 2018 Eric Stabb, 1989 Jim White, 1986 Lee Zubrod, 1989 Scott Williams, 1987 MINNESOTA (15) Donovan Bergstrom, 1990-91-92 Bob Kennedy, 1988-89-90-92 Dave Morrison, 1984 Jason DiJoseph, 1990 Thomas Chorny, 1999 Paul Gisselquist, 1985-86 Jason Casiano, 1991-92-93-94 Aaron Gillen, 2000 Rick Obleman, 1996 Jerry Schumacher, 1991-92 John Jefferson, 2002 Andrew Carlson, 2004 James Menon, 1993-94-95 Sean Jefferson, 2002-05 Chris Rombough, 2006 Pascal Dobert, 1995-96 Zachary Mayhew, 2009 Hassan Mead, 2007-08-09-11 Phil Downs, 1995 Andy Bayer, 2010-12 Chris Rombough, 2007-08 Steven Fein, 1997 Andrew Poore, 2011 Ben Blankenship, 2010 Eli Keren, 1997 Zach Mayhew, 2012 Aaron Bartnik, 2014 Jay Schoenfelder, 1997-98-99 Jason Crist, 2013-15-16 Adam Zutz, 2015 Matt Downin, 1998-99 Rorey Hunter, 2013-15 Jared Cordes, 1999-00 Matthew Schwartzer, 2016 NEBRASKA (2) Jason Vanderhoof, 2000 Ben Veatch, 2017-19 George Kusche, 2018-19 Isaiah Festa, 2001-02 Kyle Mau, 2018-19 Josh Spiker, 2001-04 OHIO STATE (13) Matt Tegenkamp, 2001-02-04 IOWA (4) Eric Nelson, 1987 Nick Winkel, 2001 Kevin Herd, 1992-93 Mark Croghan, 1989 Adam Wallace, 2002 Micah VanDenend, 2006 John Gill, 1989 Simon Bairu, 2003-04-05 Kevin Lewis, 2014 Robert Gary, 1993-94-95 Tim Keller, 2003 Ian Connor, 1998-00 Chris Solinsky, 2003-04-05-06 MICHIGAN (45) Rob Myers, 2003 Antony Ford, 2005 Bill Brady, 1984 Brian Olinger, 2004 Christian Wagner, 2005-06-08 Chris Brewster, 1984-85-86 Jeff See, 2007-09 Tim Nelson, 2006 Dave Meyer, 1984 Evan Stifel, 2016 Stuart Eagon, 2005-06-07 John Scherer, 1986 Matt Withrow, 2005-07 Brad Barquist, 1988-90 PENN STATE (9) Jack Bolas, 2008 Tony Carna, 1991 Mark Wimmer, 1991 Landon Peacock, 2008-10 Dan Oden, 1991 Bob Hamer, 1993-94 Mohammed Ahmed, 2009-10-11-12 Matt Smith, 1992 Jake Bartholomy, 1994 Maverick Darling, 2009-10-11-12 Scott MacDonald, 1993-94-96 Che Arosemena, 1996 Elliot Krause, 2009-10-11 Kevin Sullivan, 1993-94-95-97 Chris McGinness, 2000 Craig Miller, 2009 Theo Molla, 1995 Dan Mazzocco, 2003 Ryan Collins, 2011 John Mortimer, 1995-96-97-98 Kyle Dawson, 2008 Reed Connor, 2011-12 Steve Lawrence, 1997-99 Matt Fischer, 2013 Robert Finnerty, 2012 Todd Snyder, 1998 Malachy Schrobilgen, 2013-14-16 Jay Cantin, 1999 PURDUE (10) Michael Van Voorhis, 2014 Michael Wisniewski, 1999-01 John Canpanik, 1985 Morgan McDonald, 2015-16-18 Mark Pilja, 2000 Jim Nagle, 1985 Joe Hardy, 2017 Alan Webb, 2001 Bob Stolz, 1986-87 Oliver Hoare, 2017-18-19 Nate Brannen, 2002-03-04 Matt McClintock, 2013-14-15 Ben Eidenschink, 2018 Nick Willis, 2002 Jaret Carpenter, 2017-18-19 Olin Hacker, 2019 Tom Greenless, 2003 Lex Williams, 2006 Craig Forys, 2007 Sean McNamara, 2008 Bobby Aprill, 2010 Dan Lowry, 2012 Mason Ferlic, 2014-15 Aaron Baumgarten, 2016 Ben Flanagan, 2017

2020-21 BIG TEN RECORDS BOOK MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY INDIVIDUAL HONORS ATHLETE OF THE YEAR FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR COACH OF THE YEAR 1987 Scott Williams, IND 1987 Anthony Hamm, MSU 1987 Jim Stintzi, MSU 1988 Bob Kennedy, IND Eric Nelson, OSU 1988 Jim Stintzi, MSU 1989 Bob Kennedy, IND 1988 Bob Kennedy, IND 1989 Martin Smith, WIS 1990 Bob Kennedy, IND 1989 Chris Lewis, WIS 1990 Ron Warhurst, MICH 1991 Donovan Bergstrom, WIS 1990 Shawn Mackay, MICH 1991 Martin Smith, WIS 1992 Bob Kennedy, IND 1991 Jason Casiano, WIS 1992 Martin Smith, WIS 1993 Kevin Sullivan, MICH 1992 Scott MacDonald, MICH 1993 Ron Warhurst, MICH 1994 Kevin Sullivan, MICH 1993 Kevin Sullivan, MICH 1994 Martin Smith, WIS 1995 Kevin Sullivan, MICH 1994 Jared Pittman, IOWA 1995 Martin Smith, WIS 1996 John Mortimer, MICH 1995 John Mortimer, MICH 1996 Martin Smith, WIS 1997 Kevin Sullivan, MICH 1996 Joe Leo, MSU 1997 Ron Warhurst, MICH 1998 Matt Downin, WIS* 1997 Marius Bakken, IND 1998 Ron Warhurst, MICH 1999 Matt Downin, WIS* 1998 Reed Steele, IOWA 1999 Jerry Schumacher, WIS 2000 Jason Vanderhoof, WIS 1999 Terrance McComb, MINN 2000 Robert Chapman, IND 2001 Alan Webb, MICH 2000 Steve Padgett, MSU 2001 Jerry Schumacher, WIS 2002 Matt Tegenkamp, WIS 2001 Matt Tegenkamp, WIS 2002 Jerry Schumacher, WIS 2003 Simon Bairu, WIS* 2002 John Jefferson, IND 2003 Jerry Schumacher, WIS 2004 Simon Bairu, WIS 2003 Chris Solinsky, WIS 2004 Jerry Schumacher, WIS 2005 Simon Bairu, WIS 2004 John Ealy, OSU 2005 Jerry Schumacher, WIS 2006 Chris Rombough, MINN 2005 Matt Withrow, WIS 2006 Jerry Schumacher, WIS 2007 Matt Withrow, WIS 2006 Brandon Bethke, WIS 2007 Jerry Schumacher, WIS 2008 Hassan Mead, MINN 2007 Hassan Mead, MINN 2008 Mick Byrne, WIS 2009 Hassan Mead, MINN 2008 Kyle Dawson, PSU 2009 Mick Byrne, WIS 2010 Landon Peacock, WIS 2009 Maverick Darling, WIS 2010 Mick Byrne, WIS* 2011 Mohammed Ahmed, WIS 2010 Andrew Shields, WIS 2011 Mick Byrne, WIS* 2012 Zach Mayhew, IND* 2011 David Madrigal, MSU 2012 Mick Byrne, WIS 2013 Malachy Schrobilgen, WIS 2012 Matt McClintock, PUR 2013 Ron Helmer, IND 2014 Malachy Schrobilgen, WIS 2013 Malachy Schrobilgen, WIS 2014 Mick Byrne, WIS 2015 Matt McClintock, PUR* 2014 Morgan McDonald, WIS 2015 Kevin Sullivan, MICH 2016 Morgan McDonald, WIS* 2015 Jesse Reiser, ILL* 2016 Mick Byrne, WIS 2017 Ben Flanagan, MICH 2016 Ben Veatch, IND* 2017 Kevin Sullivan, MICH 2018 Morgan McDonald, WIS* 2017 Curt Eckstein, PUR* 2018 Mick Byrne, WIS 2019 Jaret Carpenter, PUR 2018 George Kusche, NEB 2019 Mick Byrne, WIS 2019 Jackson Sharp, WIS* * - unanimous selection (note: limited records prior to 1996)

BIG TEN MEDAL OF HONOR Awarded to one male and one female from the graduating class of each member institution, who demonstrated athletic and academic excellence throughout their college career. 1922 - Clifford C. Furnas, Purdue 1988 - Paul Gisselquist, Minnesota 1925 - Lloyd Vallely, Wisconsin 1988 - Bob Stolz, Purdue 1927 - J.E. Little, Purdue 1989 - John Stein, Purdue 1932 - Henry A. Brocksmith, Indiana 1993 - Dave Smith, Michigan State 1933 - R. Dean Woolsey, Illinois 1994 - Kevin Herd, Iowa 1938 - Charles H. Fensk, Wisconsin 1998 - Kevin Sullivan, Michigan 1939 - James A. Whittaker, Ohio State 1999 - Bryan Holcomb, Indiana 1941 - Park Brown, Illinois 1999 - Steve Schell, Michigan State 1949 - Evan LeRoy Hultman, Iowa 2000 - Stetson Steele, Iowa 1950 - Richard S. Kilty, Minnesota 2000 - Jay Schoenfelder, Wisconsin 1952 - Walter E. Deike, Wisconsin 2013 - Elliot Krause, Wisconsin 1957 - Robert Dintelmann, Illinois 2015 - Kevin Lewis, Iowa 1961 - William Reynolds, Michigan State 2015 - John Welk, Nebraska 1967 - Thomas G. Heinonen, Minnesota 2016 - Mason Ferlic, Michigan 1974 - Garry Bjorklund, Minnesota 2016 - Aaron Bartnik, Minnesota 1977 - Craig Virgin, Illinois 2016 - Matt McClintock, Purdue 1979 - Steve Lacy, Wisconsin 2017 - Kevin Docherty, Iowa 1983 - Jack Farson, Purdue 2017 - Derek Wiebke, Minnesota 1985 - Dave Morrison, Minnesota 1985 - John Easker, Wisconsin 1986 - Tim Hacker, Wisconsin

2020-21 BIG TEN RECORDS BOOK MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY NCAA MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS

T I App. School Years Participated (as team) 8 1 44 Michigan State 1938-39-40-41-42-44-45-46-47-48-49-50-51-52-53-54-55-56-57-58-59-60-61-62-63-64-65-66-68-70-71-91-95-97-2001- 02-04-06-09-12-14-15-16-17 5 5 57 Wisconsin 1939-45-46-47-48-49-50-51-52-53-63-72-73-74-75-76-77-78-79-80-81-82-83-84-85-86-87-88-89-90-91-92-93-94-95-96-97- 98-99-2000-01-02-03-04-05-06-07-08-09-10-11-12-13-14-16-18-19 3 0 40 Penn State 1941-42*-46-47-48-50-51-52-53-54-56-57-59-60-61-62-68-69-70-71-72-73-74-75-76-77-78-79-80-81-84-86-87-88-89- 91-93-94-2008-10 3 3 39 Indiana 1938-39-40-41-42*-46-47-48-51-52-53-55-56-57-58-59-67-70-71-72-73-75-78-79-80-87-2000-02-03-04-05-07-10-11-12- 13-14-18-19 0 1 15 Illinois 1941-42-49-56-69-70-75-76-77-80-81-83-84-86-2016 0 1 14 Iowa 1952-55-57-58-59-60-61-62-66-98-2002-04-05-06 0 0 34 Michigan 1974-75-76-78-79-80-82-83-84-88-90-91-92-93-94-95-96-97-98-99-2001-02-03-04-07-08-11-12-13-14-15-17-18-19 0 0 23 Minnesota 1964-68-69-70-73-74-78-81-97-98-99-2000-01-02-03-04-05-07-08-09-10-11-15 0 0 14 Purdue 1938-41-42-46-47-48-49-50-82-83-85-86-2018-19 0 0 13 Ohio State 1939-40-44-45-54-2000-02-03-04-05-07-09-11 0 0 9 Nebraska 1969-86-87-88-89-96-97-2000-01 0 0 5 Maryland 1954-72-74-75-76 0 0 4 Rutgers 1963-76-77-78 0 0 1 Chicago 1954 0 0 1 Northwestern 1965

T - team titles I - individual titles NCAA team champions in bold underline * - co-champions NOTES: Includes appearances prior to joining the Big Ten; Chicago no longer competes as a Big Ten member; Northwestern discontinued program in 1988

NCAA TOP 10 TEAM FINISHES 1938 1946 1953 1961 1974 Indiana 1st Penn State* 3rd Indiana 2nd Iowa 5th Wisconsin 9th Michigan State* 4th Wisconsin 5th Michigan State 6th Penn State* 8th Penn State* 10th Purdue 6th Michigan State* 6th Wisconsin 8th Michigan State 9th Indiana 7th 1975 1939 1954 1962 Penn State* 4th Michigan State* 1st 1947 Penn State* 5th Michigan State 5th Wisconsin 9th Wisconsin 2nd Penn State* 1st Maryland* 7th Illinois 10th Indiana 3rd Purdue 4th (tie) Michigan State 10th 1963 Ohio State 9th Indiana 4th (tie) Michigan State 5th 1976 Michigan State* 7th 1955 Illinois 5th 1940 Wisconsin 8th Michigan State 1st 1965 Indiana 1st Iowa 2nd Northwestern 2nd 1977 Michigan State* 4th 1948 Indiana 6th Wisconsin 6th Ohio State 6th Michigan State* 1st 1966 Wisconsin 2nd 1956 Iowa 4th 1978 1941 Penn State* 4th Michigan State 1st Wisconsin 3rd Penn State* 2nd Purdue 6th Illinois 4th 1967 Penn State* 4th Purdue 4th Indiana 8th Penn State* 7th Indiana 5th Indiana 8th Michigan State* 5th Indiana 8th Indiana 9th 1949 1968 1979 Illinois 10th Michigan State* 1st 1957 Minnesota 4th Penn State* 3rd Wisconsin 7th Michigan State 2nd Indiana 8th 1942 Illinois 8th Penn State* 9th 1969 Indiana 1st (tie) Purdue 9th Illinois 5th 1980 Penn State* 1st (tie) 1958 Minnesota 7th Penn State* 3rd Michigan State* 4th 1950 Michigan State 1st Penn State* 10th Michigan 7th Illinois 5th Penn State* 1st Indiana 7th Purdue 8th Michigan State 2nd Iowa 8th 1970 1981 Wisconsin 3rd Indiana 4th Wisconsin 4th 1944 Purdue 6th 1959 Michigan State 7th Illinois 10th Ohio State 3rd Michigan State 1st Michigan State* 5th 1951 Iowa 3rd 1971 1982 Wisconsin 3rd Indiana 8th Penn State* 8th Wisconsin 1st 1945 Penn State* 4th Penn State* 10th Michigan 6th Wisconsin 3rd Michigan State 5th 1972 Ohio State 5th Indiana 7th 1960 Indiana 10th 1983 Michigan State* 6th Michigan State 2nd Wisconsin 2nd 1952 Penn State* 4th 1973 Illinois 9th Michigan State 1st Iowa 8th Wisconsin 9th Indiana 2nd Penn State* 10th 1984 Iowa 3rd Wisconsin 4th Wisconsin 9th Michigan 8th

2020-21 BIG TEN RECORDS BOOK MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY NCAA TOP 10 TEAM FINISHES (continued) 1985 2004 Wisconsin 1st Wisconsin 2nd NCAA INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS Year Student School Time 1986 2005 1939 Walter Mehl Wisconsin 20:30.9 Illinois 7th Wisconsin 1st 1941 Fred Wilt Indiana 20:32.1 1955 Charles “Deacon” Jones Iowa 19:57.4 1987 2006 1958 Crawford Kennedy Michigan State 20:07.1 Wisconsin 3rd Wisconsin 2nd 1975 Craig Virgin Illinois 28:23.3 Indiana 10th 1985 Tim Hacker Wisconsin 29:17.88 2007 1988 Bob Kennedy Indiana 29:20.0 1988 Wisconsin 5th 1992 Bob Kennedy Indiana 30:15.3 Wisconsin 1st Minnesota 8th 2004 Simon Bairu Wisconsin 30:37.7 2005 Simon Bairu Wisconsin 29:15.9 1989 2008 2018 Morgan McDonald Wisconsin 29:08.3 Nebraska* 8th Wisconsin 4th NOTE: Race distance 1938-64: 4 miles; 1965-75: 6 miles; 1976-present: 10,000 meters

1990 2009 Wisconsin 9th Wisconsin 7th

1991 2010 Wisconsin 3rd Wisconsin 3rd Michigan 6th Indiana 7th Michigan State 9th Penn State 10th 2011 Wisconsin 1st 1992 Indiana 7th Wisconsin 2nd Michigan 5th 2012 Wisconsin 2nd 1993 Wisconsin 9th 2013 Michigan 10th Indiana 8th Wisconsin 9th 1994 Wisconsin 5th 2014 Michigan 7th Wisconsin 10th Penn State 8th 2015 1996 Michigan 9th Wisconsin 6th Nebraska* 7th 2016 Wisconsin 8th 1997 Michigan 4th 2017 Wisconsin 5th Michigan 10th Michigan State 7th 2018 1998 Wisconsin 8th Michigan 4th Wisconsin 6th 2019 Michigan 7th 1999 Wisconsin 2nd * - prior to joining Big Ten Michigan 5th NCAA Champions in bold

2000 Wisconsin 5th

2001 Wisconsin 5th

2002 Wisconsin 2nd Michigan 8th

2003 Wisconsin 2nd Michigan 9th

2020-21 BIG TEN RECORDS BOOK MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY ALL-TIME BIG TEN ATHLETES OF THE WEEK/MONTH 1990 2001 2007 September Len Sitko, Sr., ILL Sept. 4 Chris Tolof, Fr., MSU Sept. 4 Jeff See, Jr., OSU October Bob Kennedy, So., IND Sept. 11 Trent Corey, Sr. IOWA Brian Fuller, Jr., PSU November No selection Sept. 18 Geoff Flemming, Sr., PUR Sept. 11 Chris Rombough, Jr., MINN Sept. 25 Alan Webb, Fr., MICH Sept. 18 Trent Hoerr, Sr., ILL 1991 Oct. 2 Matt Tegenkamp, Fr., WIS Sept. 25 Lucas Zarzeczny, Fr., PSU September Anthony Hamm, Sr., MICH Oct. 9 Mark Pilja, Sr., MICH Oct. 2 Matt Withrow, Jr., WIS October No selection Stephen Walsh, Sr., PSU Oct. 9 Chirstopher Olinger, So., OSU November No selection Oct. 16 Matt Tegenkamp, Fr., WIS Oct. 16 Mike Woods, Sr., MICH Will McComb, Jr., MINN Oct. 23 Peter Christmas, Fr., MICH 1992 2002 September Kevin Herd, Jr., IOWA Sept. 3 Kyle Orender, Jr., PUR 2008 October Bob Kennedy, Sr., IND Sept. 10 Kyle Orender, Jr., PUR Sept. 2 Lex Williams, Sr., MICH November Bob Kennedy, Sr., IND Sept. 17 Micah VanDenend, Fr., IOWA Sept. 9 Taylor Williams, Fr., OSU Sept. 24 John Jefferson, Fr., IND Sept. 16 Ciaran O'Lionaird, So., MICH 1993 Oct. 1 Kyle Orender, Jr., PUR Sept. 23 Jeremy Stevens, Jr., MICH September Robert Gary, Jr., OSU Oct. 8 Nathan Brannen, So., MICH Sept. 30 Hassan Mead, So., MINN October Kevin Sullivan, Fr., MICH Sean Jefferson, Fr., IND Oct. 7 Jesse Luciano, Jr., IOWA November No selection Oct. 15 Dan Glaz, So., OSU Oct. 14 Skyler Schmitt, So., OSU Oct. 22 Andrew Carlson, Jr., MINN Oct. 21 Hassan Mead, So., MINN 1994 Chris Toloff, So., MSU Oct. 28 Bobby April, Fr., MICH September Keith Ikard, Jr., IND Oct. 29 Martin Robeck, So., MINN October No selection 2009 November Jason Casiano, Sr., WIS 2003 Sept. 8 Alex Russeau, Jr., MSU Sept. 3 David Rae, Jr., PUR Sept. 15 Zachary Mayhew, Fr., IND 1995 Sept. 10 Jason Bill, So., ILL Sept. 22 Andrew Poore, So., IND September James Menon, Sr., WIS Sept. 17 Dan Mazzocco, So., PSU Sept. 29 Hassan Mead, Jr., MINN October Kevin Sullivan, So., MICH Sept. 24 Tom Greenless, Sr., MICH Oct. 6 Andy Bayer, Fr., IND November Kevin Sullivan, So., MICH Oct. 1 Simon Bairu, So., WIS Oct. 13 Peter Christmas, Jr., MICH Oct. 8 Nick Willis, So., MICH Oct. 20 Hassan Mead, Jr., MINN 1996 Sean Jefferson, So., IND Oct. 27 Jeff See, Sr., OSU September John Mortimer, So., MICH Oct. 15 Jason Meuller, Sr., MSU October John Mortimer, So., MICH Oct. 22 Nick Willis, So., MICH November Pascal Dobert, Sr., WIS Dan Mazzocco, So., PSU 2010 Oct. 29 Ryan Hesselink, Sr., MICH Sept. 7 Vince McNally, Jr., PSU 1997 Michael Brice, Fr., WIS September No selection 2004 Sept. 14 Charles White, Jr., PUR October Kevin Sullivan, Sr., MICH Sept. 7 Matt Esche, Sr., IOWA Sept. 21 Colin Mickow, Jr., ILL November Kevin Sullivan, Sr., MICH Sept. 14 Bobby Lockhart, Jr., WIS Aaron Simoneau, Jr., MSU Sept. 21 Sean Jefferson, Jr., IND Sept. 28 Ben Blankenship, Sr., MINN 1998 Sept. 28 Matt Tegenkamp, Sr., WIS Oct. 5 Andy Bayer, So., IND Sept. 9 Geoff Fleming, So., PUR Oct. 5 Nate Brannen, Sr., MICH Oct. 12 Travis Borchard, Fr., MSU Sept. 16 Jared Cordes, So., WIS Oct. 12 Brian Olinger, Jr., OSU Oct. 19 Ben Hubers, Jr., IND Sept. 23 Ryan Taylor, Jr., MSU Oct. 19 Nate Brannen, Sr., MICH Jeff Thode, So., IOWA Sept. 30 Matt Downin, Jr., WIS Andrew Carlson, Sr., MINN Oct. 26 Chris DeSilva, Jr., ILL Oct. 7 Todd Snyder, Sr., MICH Oct. 27 Andrew Bauer, So., MICH Oct. 14 John Mortimer, Sr., MICH 2011 Oct. 21 Matt Downin, Jr., WIS 2005 Sept. 6 Kyle Dawson, Sr., PSU Oct. 28 No selection Sept. 6 Eric MacTaggart, So., IOWA Sept. 13 Pieter Gagnon, Jr., MINN Sept. 13 John Ealy, So., OSU Sept. 20 Jake Edwards, Sr., OSU 1999 Sept. 20 Stephan Shay, So., MSU Michael Brice, So., WIS Sept. 15 Matt Downin, Sr., WIS Sept. 27 Simon Bairu, Sr., WIS Sept. 27 Hassan Mead, Sr., MINN Sept. 22 Ian Connor, Jr., OSU Oct. 4 Chris Solinsky, Jr., WIS Oct. 4 Reed Connor, Jr., WIS Sept. 29 Jay Schoenfelder, Sr., WIS Oct. 11 Alex Bailey, So., OSU Oct. 11 Shaka Dukes, Jr., MSU Oct. 7 Jay Cantin, Sr., MICH Oct. 18 Brian Olinger, Sr., OSU Oct. 18 Hassan Mead, Sr., MINN Oct. 13 Jay Cantin, Sr., MICH Oct. 25 Todd Iacoveeli, Jr., MICH Oct. 25 Mark Donohue, Fr., ILL Oct. 20 Matt Downin, Sr., WIS 2006 2012 2000 Sept. 5 Brandon Fellows, Fr., MICH Sept. 4 Robby Creese, Fr., PSU Sept. 5 Jared Cordes, Sr., WIS Sept. 12 John Ealy, Sr., OSU Sept. 11 Alex Brill, Jr., WIS Sept. 12 Donnie Fellows, Sr., PUR Brandon Bethke, Fr., WIS Sept. 18 Matthew McClintock, Fr., PUR Sept. 19 Donnie Fellows, Sr., PUR Sept. 19 Stephen Shay, Jr., MSU Sept. 25 Mason Ferlic, So., MICH Sept. 26 Mark Pilja, Jr., MICH John Ealy, Sr., OSU Oct. 2 Matthew McClintock, Fr., PUR Oct. 3 Ian Connor, Sr., OSU Sept. 26 Stu Eagon, So., WIS Oct. 9 Andrew Cusmano, Fr., MSU Oct. 10 Mark Pilja, Jr., MICH Oct. 3 Jordan Kyle, Fr., IND Oct. 16 Maverick Darling, Sr., WIS Oct. 17 Nate Uselding, Sr., WIS Oct. 10 Alex Bailey, Jr., OSU Oct. 24 Ryan Hesselink, Fr., MICH Oct. 17 Chris Rombough, So., MINN Oct. 24 Amol Huprikar, Fr., MSU

2020-21 BIG TEN RECORDS BOOK MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY ALL-TIME BIG TEN ATHLETES OF THE WEEK/MONTH (continued) 2013 2019 Sept. 3 Jordan Redd, So., OSU Sept. 5 Isaac Harding, Jr., MICH Sept. 10 Trevor Vidlak, Sr., NEB Sept. 11 Nathan Mylenek, Sr., IOWA Sept. 17 Caleb Rhynard, So., MSU Sept. 18 Kyle Mau, Sr., IND Sept. 24 Matthew McClintock, So., PUR Sept. 25 Christian Hubaker, So., MICH Oct. 1 Michael Van Voorhis, Jr., WIS Oct. 1 Morgan Beadlescomb, Jr., MSU Oct. 8 JR Ricker, Jr., IND Oct. 9 Alec Basten, Jr., MINN Matthew McClintock, So., PUR Oct. 16 No selection Oct. 15 Andrew Cusmano, So., MSU Oct. 23 George Kusche, So., NEB Oct. 22 Mason Ferlic, Jr., MICH Oct. 30 No selection Oct. 29 Sam Telfer, So., ILL

2014 Sept. 2 Nick Moon, So., MSU Sept. 9 Robby Creese, Jr., PSU Sept. 16 Aaron Bartnik, Jr., MINN Sept. 23 Mason Ferlic, Jr., MICH Sept. 30 Caleb Rhynard, Jr., MSU Oct. 7 Mason Ferlic, Jr., MICH Oct. 14 Brannon Kidder, So., PSU Oct. 21 Mason Ferlic, Jr., MICH Oct. 28 George Kelly, So., MICH

2015 Sept. 9 Peter Spinks, Jr., NEB Ean Disilvio, So., PSU Sept. 16 Aaron Baumgarten, So., MICH Sept. 23 Wyatt McGuire, Fr., NEB Sept. 30 Matthew McClintock, Sr., PUR Oct. 7 Mason Ferlic, Sr., MICH Oct. 14 Trent Brinkofski, So., RU Oct. 21 Malachy Schrobilgen, Jr., WIS Oct. 28 Jereme Atchison, Sr., ILL

2016 Sept. 7 Jacob Olson, Sr., NEB Sept. 14 Morgan McDonald, Jr., WIS Sept. 21 Jaret Carpenter, Fr., PUR Sept. 28 Matt Welch, Jr., MINN Oct. 5 Jason Crist, Sr., IND Oct. 12 Trent Brinkofski, Jr., RU Oct. 19 Morgan McDonald, Jr., WIS Oct. 26 Garrett Lee, Sr., ILL Keenan Rebera, Fr., MICH

2017 Sept. 6 Colin Abert, Jr., PSU Sept. 13 Colin Abert, Jr., PSU Sept. 20 Ben Flanagan, Sr., MICH Sept. 27 Jesse Reiser, Jr., ILL Oct. 4 Oliver Hoare, So., WIS Oct. 11 No selection Oct. 18 Colin Abert, Jr., PSU Oct. 25 Alex Gold, Sr., ILL

2018 Sept. 5 Colin Abert, Sr., PSU Sept. 12 Colin Abert, Sr., PSU Sept. 19 Alec Basten, So., MINN Oct. 3 Morgan McDonald, Sr., WIS Oct. 10 No selection Oct. 17 Jaret Carpenter, Jr., PUR Oct. 24 Kenneth Hagen, Gr., IND

2020-21 BIG TEN RECORDS BOOK MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY ACADEMIC ALL-BIG TEN 1986-87 Michalek, Mark Narveson, Jason Rathe, Kurt Runzheimer, MINNESOTA; Paul Kivela, ILLINOIS; Jeff Wheeler, INDIANA; Andy Wiese, IOWA; John Scott Anderson, Jason Baker, Greg Sabol, Bill Werner, Tim Wise, OHIO Scherer, MICHIGAN; Paul Gisselquist, Jonathan Korta, MINNESOTA; STATE; Jake Bartholomy, David Bell, R.B. Caldwell, Ken Cooper, Keith Bruch, Bob Cull, Bob Mau, Tim Phillips, NORTHWESTERN; Dan David Dunson, Jason Fraysier, Rob Goettler, Colin Heitzmann, David Fernandez, John Lowery, John Stein, Robert Stoltz, PURDUE; Ted Hickey, Brian Kelley, Steve Oliver, Andrew Oxendine, Jon Prichard, Balisteri, WISCONSIN. Jason Smith, Scott Thompson, Matt Vezza, PENN STATE; Michael Ball, John Brust, Dan Jones, Kevin O’Bryan, PURDUE; Andy Bosley, Phil 1987-88 Downs, Tony Escarcega, Chris Lynch, Robert Smith, Brian Veit, David Halle, John Jacobson, ILLINOIS; Jeff Wheeler, INDIANA; David WISCONSIN. Brown, IOWA; Jonathan Korta, MINNESOTA; Bob Cull, NORTHWESTERN; Al Hostetler, Eugene Melnyk, OHIO STATE; Jeff 1994-95 Hupke, Todd Sriver, John Stein, Robert Stoltz, PURDUE; Ted Balistreri, Joe Alexander, Eric Henson, Mike Smaidris, ILLINOIS; Jonathan Booth, Troy Maddux, WISCONSIN. Scott Dell, Scott Fihma, William Hinckley, Darrell Hughes, Keith Ikard, Douglas Showley, Matthew Sparks, Michael Tankersley, Jeffrey Tetrick, 1988-89 INDIANA; Ravi B’Have, Matthew Gerard, Peter McDowell, Marc Roehl, Doug Beggs, Ben Cammarata, INDIANA; Louis J. Albrecht J. David IOWA; Jonathan AuBuchon, David Barnett, Jeffery Beuche, Ryan Burt, Brown, IOWA; Adam Norman, Ian Smith, Ken Wolters, MICHIGAN Kris Eggle, Robert Lee, Theodore Molla, Kevin Sullivan, Nicholas STATE; Todd Beetcher, Jonathan Korta, MINNESOTA; Eugene Melnyk, Watson, MICHIGAN; Chris Lett, Kevin Sweeney, MICHIGAN STATE; OHIO STATE; David DeVoe, Jeff Hupke, Todd Sriver, John Stein, Daniel Kevin Dunbar, Mark Gonzales, Neal Janquart, Paul Michalek, Richard Stevenson, PURDUE. Obleman, Jason Rathe, MINNESOTA; Jason Baker, Jason Hager, Bill Werner, Tim Wise, OHIO STATE; Jake Bartholomy, David Carron, 1989-90 Patrick Dolon, Jason Fraysier, Robert Hamer, Colin Heitzman, Steven Andy Homoly, Mark Scheirer, ILLINOIS; Jim Arnold, Chris Calhoun, Brett Oliver, Jason Smith, Scott Thompson, Matthew Vezza, Sean Will, PENN Polizotto, INDIANA; Louis Albrecht, David Brown, IOWA; David Dimcheff, STATE; Dan Jones, Kevin O’Bryan, Jurjuan Walker, PURDUE; Sean Darryl Eddy, Matthew Joseph, Joseph McKown, Karl Welke, MICHIGAN; Agger, Todd Agger, Andrew Bosley, Phil Downs, Tony Escarcega, Ted Jim Huff, Chris Rugh, MICHIGAN STATE; Todd Beetcher, Keith Eidman, Hansen, Chris Lynch, WISCONSIN. Sean Fitzgerald, Dan Hebl, Chris Schmid, Jeff Svedahl, MINNESOTA; Jeff Hupke, Todd Sriver, PURDUE; Robert Heen, Eric Stabb, 1995-96 WISCONSIN. Eric Henson, Marko Koers, Jason Zieren, ILLINOIS; Kyle Bailey, Jonathan Booth, Scott Dell, Jason Ehret, Benjamin Hubbard, Keith Ikard, 1990-91 John O’Brien III, Douglas Showley, Matthew Sparks, Michael Tankersley, Jim DeBeers, Andy Homoly, Mark Scheirer, ILLINOIS; Chris Calhoun, INDIANA; Ravi Bhave, Jared Pittman, Chad Schwitters, IOWA; Jonathan Bob Kennedy, Eric Schwartz, INDIANA; Louis Albrecht, David Brown, AuBuchon, David Barnett, Cory Brown, Kevin Sullivan, Ryan Swan, Kevin Herd, Stephen Morrissey, David White, IOWA; Matthew Schroeder, MICHIGAN; Chris Lett, Jim Marcero, Neil Murphy, MICHIGAN STATE; Sean Sweat, Frank Wolf, MICHIGAN; Steve Charlebois, Adam Norman, Neal Janquart, Paul Michalek, Rick Obleman, MINNESOTA; Jason David Smith, Ian Smith, Ken Wolters, MICHIGAN STATE; Keith Eidman, Baker, Gerald Holmes, Tom Paider, Mark Peterman, Scott Sievering, Dan Fumo, Doug Milkowski, Mark Narveson, Chris Schmid, MINNESOTA; William Werner, OHIO STATE; Che Arosemena, Austin Drager, Colin Jim Katter, David Paul, Eric Polonski, Joe Slater, Todd Sriver, PURDUE; Heitzman, Steven Oliver, Jason Smith, Scott Thompson, Sean Will, Donovan Bergstrom, Joel Kaines, Eric Stabb, WISCONSIN. PENN STATE; Sean Agger, Todd Agger, Andrew Bosley, Eugene Dennis, Philip Downs, Anthony Escarcega, John Harrington, James Menon, Jeff 1991-92 Schrock, J.J. Walker, WISCONSIN. Marc Dickison, David Eckburg, Andy Homoly, Mark Scheirer, ILLINOIS; Kris Desch, Eric Schwartz, INDIANA; Steven Marshall, Stephen 1996-97 Morrissey, Marc Roehl, David White, IOWA; Matt Joseph, Joe McKown, Brett Siglin, Rob Winfield, Jason Zieren, ILLINOIS; Jonathan Booth, Matt Schroeder, Sean Sweat, MICHIGAN; Dave Couch, Toby Lefer, Bryan Holcomb, Matthew Sparks, Michael Tankersley, INDIANA; Ravi Adam Norman, Ian Smith, Dave Smith, Ken Wolters, MICHIGAN STATE; Bhave, Jared Pittman, Chad Schwitters, Stetson Steele, IOWA; David Sean Fitzgerald, Dan Fumo, Dan LeCloux, Chris Schmid, MINNESOTA; Barnett, Christopher Bunt, Ryan Burt, Michael Mahler, John Mortimer, Karl Knoll, OHIO STATE; Stephen Boyd, Ronald Moore, Douglas Sabel, Jeffrey Rogers, Ryan Swan, Nicholas, Watson, MICHIGAN; Jim Marcero, Jon Strange, PENN STATE; David Paul, Joe Slater, PURDUE; Donovan MICHIGAN STATE; Nathaniel Clay, Ron Hoffner, Todd Landgraff, Bergstrom, Joel Kaines, Eric Lueck, Kurt Runzheimer, WISCONSIN. Charles McClure, MINNESOTA; David Browne, Gerald Holmes, John Zimmerly, OHIO STATE; Patrick Dolan, Austin Drager, Benjamin 1992-93 Horwath, Joesph Hubbard, Kevin McGouldrick, Karl Shellenberger, David Eckburg, Dan Mazur, Paul Talbot, Prosper Wang, ILLINOIS; Michael Walker, PENN STATE; Eric Harper, John Harrington, Jeff Stephen Handrich, Darrell Hughes, Bob Kennedy, Mark Naso, Eric Schrock, PURDUE; Sean Agger, Todd Agger, Andrew Bosley, Matthew Schwartz, James Switzer, Jeff Tetrick, INDIANA; Matthew Gerrard, Kevin Downin, Anthony Escarcega, Jay Schoenfelder, WISCONSIN. Herd, Steven Marshall, Marc Roehl, IOWA; James Finlayson, Matthew Joseph, MICHIGAN; Dave Couch, Toby Lefero, Dave Smith, MICHIGAN 1997-98 STATE; Mark Narveson, Jason Rathe, MINNESOTA; Jake Bartholomy, Matthew Hanley, Scott McClennan, Robert Winfield, Matthew Yesko, Ron Caldwell, Ken Cooper, Jason Fraysier, David Hickey, Steve Oliver, Jason Zieren, ILLINOIS; Bryan Holcomb, Nathan Jones, James Lohman, Jon Pritchard, Bob Radzwich, Matt Vezza, PENN STATE; Greg Goodrich, Jonathan Teipen, Ty Yeager, INDIANA; Andrew Morris, Paul Sarris, Dan Jones, Kevin O’Bryan, PURDUE; Donovan Bergstrom, Joel Chad Schwitters, Stetson Steele, IOWA; Cory Brown, Chris Bunt, Kaines, WISCONSIN. Jayson Cantin, Steve Lawrence, Tom Stamboulian, Kevin Sullivan, MICHIGAN; Kyle Baker, Brendan Banyon, Joe Leo, Steve Schell, Chris 1993-94 Wehrman, MICHIGAN STATE; Eric Hartmark, Charles McClure, Eric Henson, Paul Talbot, Mike Uchanski, ILLINOIS; Jon Booth, Stephen MINNESOTA; David Browne, Thomas Deck, Winston Tidwell, John Handrich, William Hinckley, Darrell Hughes, Brad Novak, Matthew Zimmerly, OHIO STATE; Austin Drager, Kevin McGouldrick, Johan Sparks, Jeff Tetrick, INDIANA; Matthew Gerard, Kevin Herd, Steven Sandquist, Karl Shellenberger, PENN STATE; Mike Hall, John Harrington, Marshall, Peter McDowell, Marc Roehl, IOWA; David Barnett, Ryan Burt, Andrew Keffaber, Jeff Schrock, Matt Seeds, PURDUE; Sean Agger, Todd Kristopher Eggle, Theodore Molla, Matthew Schroeder, MICHIGAN; Agger, Steve Fein, James Marschalek, John Schoenfelder, Jason Toby LeFere, Chris Lett, MICHIGAN STATE; Mark Gonzales, Paul Vanderhoof, WISCONSIN.

2020-21 BIG TEN RECORDS BOOK MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY ACADEMIC ALL-BIG TEN (continued) 1998-99 Canterbury, Gregg Davis, Victor Flemming, Ben Goldberg, Scott Munro, Chas Berckman, Ryan Eason, Dan Horyn, Scott McClennan, ILLINOIS; PENN STATE; Mike Ciccarelli, Brad Culbertson, Geoff Fleming, Robert Thomas Brooks, Michael Colston, Bryan Holcomb, Nathan Jones, Heise, PURDUE; Drew Hohensee, Josh Spiker, Colin Steele, Nick Jonathan Teipen, INDIANA; Sean Moeller, Tim Pleskac, Chad Schwitters, Winkel, WISCONSIN. Stetson Steele, IOWA; Chris Bunt, Steve Lawrence, John Mortimer, Thomas Stamboulian, MICHIGAN; Brendan Banyon, Tim Boring, Matt 2002-03 LaFave, Joe Leo, Steve Schell, Brian Wardlow, MICHIGAN STATE; Nate John Kronforst, Justin Mitchell, Bob Pligge, Aaron Wahls, ILLINOIS; Clay, Joey Corr, Ron Hoffner, Charles McClure, Jason Owen, Eric Thomas Burns, Joel Cotton, Robert DeWitte, Kurtis George, Nathan Hartmark, Chuck Smith, MINNESOTA; David Browne, Ian Connor, Gooden, Jonathan Little, Eric Redman, Jeffery Zeha, INDIANA; Dan Andrew Greicius, Timothy Miller, John Zimmerly, OHIO STATE; Joshua Haut, Ben Lloyd, IOWA; Tarn Leach, Sean Moore, Nick Stanko, Brashears, Gregg Davis, Bradd Del Muto, Seth Hendler, Andrew MICHIGAN; Andrew Alley, James Johnson, Warren Krueger, Jason Jenkins, Kevin McGouldrick, Johan Sandquist, Carl Shellenberger, Mueller, Steve Sherer, Nathan Usher, MICHIGAN STATE; Michael Stephan Walsh, PENN STATE; Brad Bernhardt, Chris Boesch, Tito Bialick, Joshua Dobell, Erik Grumstrup, Ryan Malmin, Luke Mullranin, Downer, Donnie Fellows, Geoff Fleming, Mike Hall, Andrew Keffaber, Eric Quam, MINNESOTA; Chris Basinger, Derrick Butler, Aaron Fisher, Brian Metzger, PURDUE; Jay Schoenfelder, Jason Vanderhoof, Sjaan Gerth, Dan Glaz, Nate Hutchinson, Rob Myers, Matt Penza, WISCONSIN. Jonathan White, Mike Zak, OHIO STATE; Kyle Berseth, Christopher Foster, Stephen Holmes, Joe Moceri, Scott Munro, Christopher Pruitt, 1998-99 Timothy Walker, PENN STATE; Jason Carlson, Mike Ciccarelli, Robert Chas Berckman, Ryan Eason, Dan Horyn, Scott McClennan, ILLINOIS; Heise, David Rae, PURDUE; Drew Hohensee, Colin Steele, Adam Thomas Brooks, Michael Colston, Bryan Holcomb, Nathan Jones, Wallace, WISCONSIN. Jonathan Teipen, INDIANA; Sean Moeller, Tim Pleskac, Chad Schwitters, Stetson Steele, IOWA; Chris Bunt, Steve Lawrence, John Mortimer, 2003-04 Thomas Stamboulian, MICHIGAN; Brendan Banyon, Tim Boring, Matt Jason Bill, Kris Cunningham, Brent Pfeiffer, ILLINOIS; Marcus Aguilar, LaFave, Joe Leo, Steve Schell, Brian Wardlow, MICHIGAN STATE; Nate Thomas Burns, Kurtis George, Nathan Gooden, Christopher Powers, Clay, Joey Corr, Ron Hoffner, Charles McClure, Jason Owen, Eric Eric Redman, Jeffery Zeha, INDIANA; Ben Lloyd, IOWA; Ryan Hesselink, Hartmark, Chuck Smith, MINNESOTA; David Browne, Ian Connor, Nick Stanko, MICHIGAN; Matt Bartlebaugh, Nathan Egger, Jason Andrew Greicius, Timothy Miller, John Zimmerly, OHIO STATE; Joshua Mueller, Ryan Newsted, Tim O'Hara, Steve Sherer, Nathan Usher, Brashears, Gregg Davis, Bradd Del Muto, Seth Hendler, Andrew MICHIGAN STATE; Michael Bialick, Josh DoBell, Erik Grumstrup, Ben Jenkins, Kevin McGouldrick, Johan Sandquist, Carl Shellenberger, Hanson, Ryan Malmin, Luke Mullranin, Thomas Schmidt, MINNESOTA; Stephan Walsh, PENN STATE; Brad Bernhardt, Chris Boesch, Tito Aaron Fisher, Sjaan Gerth, Robert Myers, Matthew Penza, Mike Zak, Downer, Donnie Fellows, Geoff Fleming, Mike Hall, Andrew Keffaber, OHIO STATE; Kyle Berseth, Christopher Foster, Benjamin Goldberg, Brian Metzger, PURDUE; Jay Schoenfelder, Jason Vanderhoof, Matthew Lincoln, Dorian McDonald, Patrick McGarry, Joel Moceri, Scott WISCONSIN. Munro, Christopher Pruitt, Timothy Walker, PENN STATE; Jason Carlson, Jonathan Hoggatt, Daniel Mathers, Jason Rahm, PURDUE; 1999-00 Josh Spiker, WISCONSIN. Ryan Eason, Caleb Grinter, Dan Horyn, John Kronforst, Scott McClennan, Justin Mitchell, ILLINOIS; Trey Howell, Nathan Jones, Jonathan 2004-05 Telpen, INDIANA; Sean Moeller, Andrew Morris, Tim Pleskac, IOWA; Jay Jason Bill, Kris Cunningham, Eric Wallor, ILLINOIS; Tom Burns, William Cantin, Nathan Hoffman, Mark Pilja, MICHIGAN; Matt LaFave, Brian Coale, Sean Jefferson, Eric Redman, INDIANA; Daniel Haut, IOWA; Wardlow, MICHIGAN STATE; Nate Clay, Joey Corr, Andy Kummer, Ryan Gall, Todd Iacovelli, Sebastien Lounis, James Reichardt, Jason Owen, Eric Quam, Chuck Smith, Scott Utne, MINNESOTA; Chad MICHIGAN; Matt Bartlebaugh, Nate Egger, Tim O’Hara, MICHIGAN Hermiller, Timothy Miller, J.J. O’Rielly, Anthony Sacco, OHIO STATE; STATE; Mike Bialick, Joshua Dobell, Ben Hanson, Trent Riter, Joshua Brashears, James Canterbury, Gregg Davis, Brad Del Muto, MINNESOTA; Kevin Bruffy, Aaron Fisher, Charlie Straka, Robert Seth Hendler, Andrew Jenkins, Stephen Walsh, PENN STATE; Sturges, Mike Zak, OHIO STATE; Kyle Berseth, Christopher Foster, Christopher Boewsh, Christopher Downer, Donovan Fellows, PURDUE; Matthew Lincoln, Daniel Mazzocco, Ian McCann, Ryan McGarry, Joel James Marschalek, Jay Schoenfelder, Jason Vanderhoof, Jason Moceri, Patrick Murphy, Benjamin Niebel, Penn State; Jon Hoggatt, Weppler, WISCONSIN. David Rae, Joshua Robinson, PURDUE; Tim Nelson, Teddy O’Reilly, Chris Solinsky, Josh Spiker, WISCONSIN. 2000-01 Ryan Eason, Caleb Grinter, Dan Horyn, Andrew Kurtz, Justin Mitchell, 2005-06 Aaron Wahls, ILLINOIS; Kevin Chandler, Nathan Gooden, Chris Powers, Justin Aronson, Ian Clausen, Matt Flaherty, Mike Kelley, Dan Stock, Eric INDIANA; Trent Corey, IOWA; Ryan Hesselink, Nathan Hoffman, Mark Wallor, ILLINOIS; Marcus Aguilar, Chris Honig, John Jefferson, Sean Pilja, MICHIGAN; Jared Aldrich, Benjamin Evans, Jason Mueller, Jefferson, Eric Redman, INDIANA; Daniel Haut, Alan Jackson, Eric MICHIGAN STATE; Joe Corr, Andrew Kummer, Luke Mullranin, Jason MacTaggart, Andrew Napier, IOWA; Victor Gras, James Reichardt, Seth Owen, MINNESOTA; Derrick Butler, Ian Connor, Gregory Cunningham, Thibodeau, MICHIGAN; Matt Bartlebaugh, Nathan Egger, Nick Oertel, Nathan Hutchinson, Timothy Miller, Robert Myers, Jeffrey O'Rielley, John Jim Pancoast, Justin Zanotti, MICHIGAN STATE; Erik Grumstrup, Justin Pacak, Johnathan White, OHIO STATE; Josh Brashears, James Grunewald, Ben Hanson, Todd Johnson, Ben Puhl, Trent Riter, Seijen Canterbury, Gregg Davis, Bradd DelMuto, Ben Goldberg, PENN STATE; Takamura, MINNESOTA; Alex Bailey, Kevin Bruffy, Matthew Buzek, Christopher Boesch, Christopher Downer, Geoffrey Fleming, Mike Hall, Brian Olinger, Matthew Penza, OHIO STATE; Kyle Berseth, Matthew Robert Heise, Brian Metzger, PURDUE; Kyle Fraser, Jason Vanderhoof, Lincoln, Daniel Mazzocco, Ian McCann, David Moore, Patrick Murphy, Nick Winkel, WISCONSIN. Dennis O'Connor, Edward Quinn, PENN STATE; Justin Gauthier, Eric Hammond, David Rae, Joshua Robinson, Justin Stadt, PURDUE; Bryan 2001-02 Culver, Tim Nelson, Teddy O'Reilly, Ben Porter, Christian Wagner, John Kronforst, Richard Lin, Justin Mitchell, Tim Seiwert, Aaron Wahls, WISCONSIN. ILLINOIS; Thomas Burns, Robert DeWitte, Kurtis George, Nathan Gooden, Douglas Paley, Chris Powers, Joshua Trisler, Jeffrey Zeha, 2006-07 INDIANA; Mike Biderman, Trent Corey, Sean Moeller, Adam Thomas, Justin Aronson, Jason Bill, Matt Flaherty, Michael Kelley, Dan Stock, IOWA; Mark Pilja, Nick Stanko, MICHIGAN; Andrew Alley, Kevin Clary, ILLINOIS; Paul Coover, Jordan Kyle, Thomas Martin, Darryl Stevenson, Benjamin Evans, Andrew Marsh, Jason Mueller, MICHIGAN STATE; INDIANA; Eric MacTaggart, Andrew Napier, Blake Schlotzhauer, IOWA; Michael Bialick, Joshua Dobell, MINNESOTA; Derrick Butler, Sjaan Roger Billhardt, Brandon Fellows, Victor Gras, Tony Nalli, James Gerth, Rob Myers, J.J. O'Reilley, Jonathan White, OHIO STATE; James Reichardt, Seth Thibodeau, Lex Williams, Mike Woods, MICHIGAN; 2020-21 BIG TEN RECORDS BOOK MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY ACADEMIC ALL-BIG TEN (continued) Matthew Bartlebaugh, David Bills, Joshua Hofbauer, Daniel Lewis, Dana Derek Henning, Zach Ornelas, Nick Thomas, MICHIGAN; Joe Banyai, Pitcock, Adam Sprangel, MICHIGAN STATE; Justin Grunewald, Todd Travis Borchard, Brett Burdick, Stephen Humes, Kenny Laskowski, Josh Johnson, Ben Kampf, Ben Puhl, Seijen Takumara, David Van Orsdel, McAlary, Alex Russeau, Aaron Simoneau, Isaiah VanDoorne, MICHIGAN MINNESOTA; Alex Bailey, Matthew Buzek, Taylor Candella, John Ealy, STATE; Pieter Gagnon, Kevin Lachowitzer, Andrew Larson, Mike Jeff See, Robert Sturges, OHIO STATE; John Mahoney, Daniel McFarland, Sean Olson, Mike Torchia, MINNESOTA; Chad Balyo, Jake Mazzocco, Patrick Murphy, Christopher Nirschel, Dennis O’Connor, Edwards, Chris Fallon, William Knickel, Cory Leslie, Daryl Murphy, Dennis Pollow, Edward Quinn, Michael Syrnick, PENN STATE; Stephen Daniel White, Taylor Williams, OHIO STATE; Colin Anderson, Chris Bach, Ryan Feeney, Justin Gauthier, Eric Hammond, George Noah, Cipro, Tyler Corkedale, Ryan Foster, Thomas Luff, Daniel Pawola, Josh Robinson, Justin Stadt, Steven Swank, PURDUE; Tim Nelson, Tim Lucas Zarzeczny, PENN STATE; Cale Allen, Ladd Mercer, Simon Pierie, Joe Pierre, WISCONSIN. Rogers, Stephen Schulz, Caden Shields, Steven Stoot, PURDUE; Mohammed Ahmed, Michael Brice, Alex Brill, Reed Connor, Elliot 2007-08 Krause, Landon Peacock, Andrew Shields, Phil Thomas, WISCONSIN. Justin Aronson, Michael Kelley, Tim Maier, Michael Murray, Jacob Nachel, Jeremy Stevens, ILLINOIS; Seth Ball, Paul Coover, Robert 2011-12 Isphording, Tom Martin, Tyler McCreary, Darryl Stevenson, INDIANA; Tom Achtien, Chris DeSilva, Mark Donohue, Kyle Engnell, Graham Brendan Camplin, Jesse Luciano, Andrew Napier, Jay Renaud, IOWA; Farnsworth, Dan Kremske, Hunter Mickow, Phil Pompei, Nate Troester, John Black, Peter Christmas, Miachael Dobmeier, Brandon Fellows, ILLINOIS; Andy Bayer, Ben Bizuneh, Blake Dircksen, Evan Esselink, Victor Gras, Miachael Luginbill, Tony Nalli, Ciaran O’Lionaird, James Nolan Fife, Zach Mayhew, Nate Morrow, Andrew Poore, JR Ricker, Reichardt, Justin Switzer, Seth Thibodeau, Lex Williams, Michael Daniel Stockberger, Andrew Weatherford, INDIANA; Cameron Reiger, Woods, MICHIGAN; Spencer Beatty, James Pancoast, Mike Quick, IOWA; Bobby Aprill, Craig Forys, Derek Henning, Zach Ornelas, James MICHIGAN STATE; Mattew Barrett, Richard Furseth, Justin Grunewald, Yau, MICHIGAN; Joe Banyai, Travis Borchard, Brett Burdick, Ben Benjamin Kampf, David Krueger, Michael McFarland, Ben Puhl, Seijen Carruthers, Stephen Humes, Josh McAlary, Matt McSween, Chris Platt, Takamura, Mike Torchia, MINNESOTA; Alex Bailey, Chad Balyo, Taylor Aaron Simoneau, Isaiah VanDoorne, Drake Veitenheimer, MICHIGAN Candella, John Ealy, Thomas Roof, Skyler Schmitt, Jeffery See, Paul STATE; Pieter Gagnon, Sean Olson, Steven Sulkin, Matt Volz, Shivers, OHIO STATE; Kevin Fuller, John Mahoney, Tyler McCandless, MINNESOTA; Jesse Adams, Tommy Brinn, Brad Doering, Jarren Heng, Dennis O’Connor, Dennis Pollow, Michael Syrnick, PENN STATE; NEBRASKA; Samuel Deskin, Jacob Edwards, Kurt Grove, William Matthew De Silva, George Noah, PURDUE; Jack Bolas, Ryan Craven, Knickel, Cory Leslie, Julian Meyer, Nathan Moore, Daniel White, OHIO Tim Pierie, Christian Wagner, WISCONSIN. STATE; Christopher Cipro, Tyler Corkedale, Matthew Fischer, Thomas Luff, Nicholas Scarpello, PENN STATE; Cale Allen, Allan Appiah, 2008-09 Dominic DeSantis, Brett Klosterhoff, Ladd Mercer, Simon Rogers, Ryne Beeson, Michael Murray, Jeremy Stevens, ILLINOIS; Evan Stephen Schulz, Steve Stoot, Scott Vicenzi, PURDUE; Mohammed Bardach, Cole Hardacre, Ben Hubers, Tom Martin, Andrew Poore, Jacob Ahmed, Michael Brice, Daniel Buechel, Reed Connor, Jake Erschen, Rich, De’Sean Turner, Andy Weatherford, Darryl Stevenson, INDIANA; Elliot Krause, WISCONSIN. Sam Bailin, Brendan Camplin, Jesse Luciano, Eric MacTaggart, Andrew Napier, James Paul, Jay Renaud, IOWA; John Black, Peter Christmas, 2012-13 Miachael Dobmeier, Brandon Fellows, Tony Nalli, Ciaran O’Lionaird, Ian Barnett, Tommy King, Hunter Mickow, Sam Telfer, ILLINOIS; Andy Seth Thibodeau, Lex Williams, MICHIGAN; Ian Girard, Max Goldak, Bayer, Nolan Fife, Jordan Gornall, Zach Mayhew, Robby Nierman, Kyle William Peterson, MIke Quick, Aaron Simoneau, Adam Sprangel, Nick Overway, JR Ricker, Josh Roche, INDIANA; Kevin Lewis, Cameron Tecca, MICHIGAN STATE; Mattew Barrett, Benjamin Kampf, Michael Rieger, Ben Witt, IOWA; Nick Kern, Zach Ornelas, August Pappas, Nick McFarland, Ben Puhl, Mike Torchia, MINNESOTA; Taylor Candella, Posada, Alex Standiford, James Yau, MICHIGAN; Josh McAlary, Joe Brian Gallagher, Paul Shivers, Dan White, Taylor Willaims, OHIO STATE; Banyai, Travis Borchard, Ben Carruthers, Ryan Haag, Caleb Rhynard, John Mahoney, Tyler McCandless, Dennis O’Connor, Dennis Pollow, Casimir Wanczyk, Austin Wissler, MICHIGAN STATE; Blayne Dulian, Edward Quinn, Lucas Zarzeczny, PENN STATE; Matthew De Silva, Pieter Gagnon, Bob Nicolls, Steve Zutz; MINNESOTA; Jarren Heng, George Noah, Steve Swank, PURDUE; Jack Bolas, Ryan Craven, Tim Anthony Pittman, NEBRASKA; Jackson Neff, Josh Sabo, Blake Taneff, Pierie, Luke Rucks, Philip Thomas, Christian Wagner, WISCONSIN. OHIO STATE; Colin Baker, Ryan Brennan, Glen Burkhardt, Tyler Corkedale, Robby Creese, Matt Fischer, Mark Fuller, Thomas Luff, Nick 2009-10 Scarpello, PENN STATE; Allan Appiah, Brett Klosterhoff, Stephen Shulz, Tom Achtien, Nate Bohne, Chris DeSilva, Kyle Engnell, Daniel Kremske, Steven Stoot, PURDUE; Mohammed Ahmed, Michael Brice, Reed Colin Mickow, Michael Murray, Phillip Pompei, Nathan Troester, Connor, Jacob Erschen, Rob Finnerty, Sam Hacker, Michael Van ILLINOIS; Evan Bardach, Andrew Bayer, Cole Hardacre, Ben Hubers, Voorhis, WISCONSIN. Jacob Laird, Zachary Mayhew, Nate Morrow, Andrew Poore, Jacob Rich, Daniel Stockberger, De’Sean Turner, Andrew Weatherford, INDIANA; 2013-14 Brendan Camplin, Chase Kadlec, Jesse Luciano, James Paul, Jay Will Brewster, Tommy King, Liam Markham, Brendan McDonnell, Jannis Renaud, IOWA; Peter Christmas, Brandon Fellows, MICHIGAN; Joe Toepfer, Paul Zeman, ILLINOIS; Mark Chandler, Nolan Fife, Jordan Banyai, Stephen Humes, Josh McAlary, Isaiah VanDoorne, MICHIGAN Gornall, Rorey Hunter, Robbie Nierman, Kyle Overway, JR Ricker, Josh STATE; Matt Barrett, Pieter Gagnon, Kevin Lachowitzer, Mike McFarland, Roche, Matt Schwartzer, Carl Smith, Jonathan Vinnenberg, INDIANA; Sean Olson, MINNESOTA; Chad Bayo, Taylor Candella, Jacob Edwards, Matt Butler, Nate Ferree, Kevin Lewis, Ben Witt, IOWA; Mason Ferlic, Levi Fox, Cory Leslie, Skylar Schmitt, Jeff See, Paul Shivers, Patrick August Pappas, Nick Posada, Morsi Rayyan, James Yau, MICHIGAN; Sovacool, Daniel White, Taylor Williams, OHIO STATE; Christopher Ryan Beyea, Ben Carruthers, Josh Kersjes, Ryan Konen, Nick Moon, Cipro, Ryan Foster, Lucas Zarzeczny, PENN STATE; Cale Allen, Caleb Rhynard, Drake Veitenheimer, Austin Wissler, Garret Zuk, Dominic DeSantis, Ladd Mercer, Caden Shields, PURDUE; Noel MICHIGAN STATE; Aaron Bartnik, Alex Brend, Blayne Dulian, Bob Bateman, Jack Bolas, Elliot Krause, Timothy Pierie, Phil Thomas, Nicolls, Steve Sulkin, Adam Zutz, MINNESOTA; Matt Bloch, Connor WISCONSIN. Gibson, Matthew Gilbert, Jarren Heng, Jonah Heng, Jacob Olson, NEBRASKA; Michael Brajdic, Kurt Grove, Jackson Neff, Joshua Sabo, 2010-11 Blake Taneff, OHIO STATE; Robert Creese, Matthew Fischer, Conrad Nathan Bohne, Chris DeSilva, Kyle Engnell, Dan Kremske, Colin Lippert, Nicholas Scarpello, PENN STATE; Allan Appiah, Josh Haase, Mickow, Mike Murray, Phil Pompei, Jeremy Stevens, Nathan Troester, Dillon Hinen, Sam Hoffman, Caleb Kerr, Brett Klosterhoff, Harlow Ladd, ILLINOIS; Andy Bayer, Ben Bizuneh, Cole Hardacre, Ben Hubers, Matthew McClintock, Robert Pollock, Tate Schienbein, Stephen Schulz, Jacob Laird, Zach Mayhew, Nate Morrow, Andrew Poore, Yoshito Steven Stoot, PURDUE; Amir Alwan, Neal Berman, Michael Brice, Jacob Shimizu, Danny Stockberger, Andy Weatherford, INDIANA; Samuel Erschen, Robert Finnerty, Malachy Schrobilgen, Michael Van Voorhis, Bailin, Chase Kadlec, James Paul, IOWA; Bobby Aprill, Craig Forys, WISCONSIN. 2020-21 BIG TEN RECORDS BOOK MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY ACADEMIC ALL-BIG TEN (continued) 2014-15 2017-18 Ian Barnett, Will Brewster, Brendan McDonnel, Jannis Toepfer, Paul Joe Cowlin, Zach Dale, Alex Gold, Jack LaLonde, Billy Magnesen, Jesse Zeman, ILLINOIS; Mark Chandler, Eric Claxton, Jeremy Coughler, Nolan Reiser, Luke Schroer, Zack Smith, ILLINOIS; Jackson Bertolli, Bobby Fife, Rorey Hunter, Jordan Huntoon, Luke Miller, Kieran Reilly, JR Browning, Teddy Browning, Marcus Ellington, Jordan Huntoon, Daniel Ricker, Josh Roche, Matt Schwartzer, INDIANA; kevin Docherty, Nate Kuhn, Kyle Mau, William Mulloy, Ben Veatch, Adam Wallace, Cooper Ferree, Anthony Gregorio, Kevin Lewis, Taylor Soltys, Ben Witt, IOWA; Williams, INDIANA; Brandon Cooley, Ian Eklin, Daniel Gardasson, Luke Aaron Baumgarten, Micah Beller, Mason Ferlic, Benjamin Flanagan, Sampson, Karson Sommer, Michael Westphal, IOWA; Aaron Baumgarten, August Pappas, Nicholas Posada, James Yau, MICHIGAN; Max Benoit, Micah Beller, Billy Bund, Ben Flanagan, Kevin Hall, Isaac Harding, Jordy David Berry, Ryan Beyea, Eric Buday, Nathan Burnand, Benjamin Hewitt, Ben Hill, Jacob Lee, Andrew Lorant, Garrett McPeek, Connor Carruthers, Joshua Kersjes, Ryan Konen, Nicholas Moon, Caleb Mora, Matt Plowman, MICHIGAN; Morgan Beadlescomb, Luke Rhynard, Clark Ruiz, Drake Veitenheimer, Austin Wissler, Garret Zuk, Beauchamp, Max Benoit, Nathan Burnand, Nick Hirschenberger, Brian MICHIGAN STATE; Aaron Bartnik, Alex Brend, Blayne Dulian, Matthew Kettle, Dan Kroth, Andrew Middleton, Andrew O'Connor, Tommy Osika, Jergenson, Riley Macon, Adam Zutz, MINNESOTA; Nolan Border, Lance Rambo, Winter Romeyn, Clark Ruiz, Dan Sims, Matt Thomas, Connor Gibson, Jonah Heng, Pat Letz, NEBRASKA; Jackson Neff, Zac Wright-Fisher, MICHIGAN STATE; Hamza Ali, Alec Basten, Sam Blake Taneff, OHIO STATE; Glen Burkhardt, Robert Creese, Ean Carlson, Joey Duerr, Evan Ferlic, Owen Hoeft, Charlie Lawrence, DiSilvio, Matthew Fischer, PENN STATE; Andrew Cartwritght, Vincent Connor Olson, Alex Plasencia, Nick Rink, Hunter Staack, Shane Streich, Cicale, Benjamin Eaton, Dillon Hinen, Sam Hoffman, Caleb Kerr, Harlow Derek Wiebke, MINNESOTA; Ryan Bates, Jordan De Spong, Mark Ladd, Matthew McClintock, Alex Milner, Robert Pollockm Tate Freyhof, Eric Karl II, Karson LeComte, Wyatt McGuire, Ty Moss, Austin Schienbein, PURDUE; Nicholas Price, Jaimin Vekaria, RUTGERS; Carl Post, Alec Sery, NEBRASKA; Steven Bauers, Paul Bete, Kevin Blank, Hirsch, Ryan Kromer, Joe McAsey, Malachy Schrobilgen, Michael Van Noah Corbett, Luke Landis, Mitch Leitch, Jake Mandel, Evan Stifel, Voorhis, WISCONSIN. Aaron Wood, OHIO STATE; Brady Bobbitt, William Loevner, Jordan Makins, Andrew Sell, PENN STATE; Theo Burgwald, Jaret Carpenter, 2015-16 Jeremy Craven, Daniel Dalton, Jacob Hanawalt, Levi Taylor, Greg Ian Barnett, Joe Cowlin, Alex Gold, Dylan Lafond, Garrett Lee, Billy Tippmann, PURDUE; Trent Brinkofski, Andrew Comito, Ryan Gross, Magnesen, Liam Markham, Joe McAsey, Zack Smith, Paul Seman, Alexander Livernois, Sean Martinek, Dom Munson, Conor Murphy, Cole ILLINOIS; Jackson Bertoli, Bobby Browning, Mark Chandler, Eric Pschunder, Luke Wiley, RUTGERS; Cooper Barth, Zach Benning, Eric Claxton, Jeremy Coughler, Rorey Hunter, Jordan Huntoon, Daniel Kuhn, Brown, Ben Eidenschink, Olin Hacker, Joe Hardy, Morgan McDonald, Josh Roche, Matt Schwartzer, Carl Smith, INDIANA; Kevin Docherty, Tyson Miehe, Andrew Schilling, Troy Smith, WISCONSIN. Nate Ferree, Daniel Gardarsson, Anthony Gregorio, Daniel Huff, Taylor Soltys, IOWA; Aaron Baumgarten, Micah Beller, Jarred Bratley, Mason 2018-19 Ferlic, Ben Flanagan, Colin Martin, Connor Mora, August Pappas, Nick Zach Dale, Jon Davis, Dan Lathrop, Billy Magnesen, Denis O'Callaghan, Posada, MICHIGAN; Max Benoit, Ryan Beyea, Nathan Burnard, Jesse Reiser, Zack Smith, ILLINOIS; Aaron Bennett, Teddy Browning, Christopher Collier, Sean Kelly, Andrew Kitto, Daniel Kroth, Nicolas Kyle Burks, Marcus Ellington, Jackson Jett, Daniel Kuhn, Kyle Mau, Moon, Andrew O'Connor, Thomas Osika, Caleb Rhynard, Clark Ruiz, William Mulloy, Joseph Murphy, Ben Veatch, Adam Wallace, Cooper Daniel Sims, Austin Wissler, Garret Zuk, MICHIGAN STATE; Aaron Williams, INDIANA; Brandon Cooley, Ian Eklin, Noah Healy, Jeff Bartnik, Riley Macon, Christian Skaret, Matt Welch, Adam Zutz, Roberts, Luke Sampson, Karson Sommer, Daniel Soto, IOWA; Chase MINNESOTA; Matt Gilbert, Wyatt McGuire, Jacob Olson, Austin Post, Barnett, Dominic Dimambro, Kevin Hall, Isaac Harding, Jordy Hewitt, Alec Sery, NEBRASKA; Kevin Blank, Michael Brajdic, Evan Stifel, OHIO Ben Hill, Jared Hill, Jacob Keating, Jacob Lee, Andrew Lorant, Lewis STATE; Glen Burkhardt, William Cather, Robert Creese, Wade Endress, Tate, Luke Wallace, MICHIGAN; Morgan Beadlescomb, Luke Conrad Lippert, Jordan Makins, PENN STATE; Ben Anderson, Andrew Beauchamp, Ty Buckley, John Gove, Jesse Hersha, Nick Hirschenberger, Cartwright, Jeremy Craven, Patrick Dalton, Matthew Grider, Jacob Brian Kettle, Luke Noah, Andrew O'Connor, Tommy Osika, Lance Hanawalt, Dillon Hinen, Sam Hoffman, Caleb Kerr, Matthew McClintock, Rambo, Joe Riordan, Winter Romeyn, Matt Schram, Dan Sims, Steven Alex Milner, Robert Pollock, Tate Schienbein, PURDUE; Trent Brinkofski, Stine, Matt Thomas, Zac Wright-Fisher, MICHIGAN STATE; Hamza Ali, Anthony Horten, Alexander Livernois, Nicholas Price, Jaimin Vekaria, Alec Basten, Joey Duerr, Evan Ferlic, Owen Hoeft, Dawson LaRance, Luke Wiley, RUTGERS; Zach Benning, Carl Hirsch, Joe McAsey, Jordan MacIntosh, Jack Manderscheid, Connor Olson, Alex Plasencia, Morgan McDonald, Tyson Miehe, Malachy Schrobilgen, Troy Smith, Nick Rink, Hunter Staack, Shane Streich, Robert Wagner, MINNESOTA; WISCONSIN. Jordan De Spong, Mark Freyhof, Eric Karl II, Karson LeComte, Ryan Martins, Wyatt McGuire, Alec Sery, Bailey Timmons, NEBRASKA; 2016-17 Steven Bauers, Paul Bete, Noah Corbett, Tyrese Fajardo, Peter Hayden, Joe Cowlin, Zach Dale, Alex Gold, Dylan Lafond, Billy Magnesen, Jesse Luke Landis, Aaron Wood, OHIO STATE; Colin Abert, Brady Bobbitt, Reiser, Zack Smith, ILLINOIS; Jackson Bertoli, Bobby Browning, Mark Brandon Hontz, Andrew Sell, Alex Tomasko, Owen Wing, PENN STATE; Chandler, Eric Claxton, Jeremy Coughler, Jordan Huntoon, Kyle Mau, Theo Burgwald, Jaret Carpenter, Curt Eckstein, Kyle Griffith, Jacob Matt Schwartzer, Carl Smith, INDIANA; Kevin Docherty, Ian Eklin, Daniel Hanawalt, Greg Tippmann, PURDUE; Andrew Comito, Dom Munson, Gardarsson, Anthony Gregorio, Daniel Soto, IOWA; Aaron Baumgarten, Conor Murphy, Cole Pschunder, Patrick Walsh, RUTGERS; Zach Micah Beller, Billy Bund, Kevin Hall, Ben Hill, Connor Mora, MICHIGAN; Benning, Ben Eidenschink, Olin Hacker, Seth Hirsch, Noah Jacobs, Ryan Beyea, Andrew Middleton, Andrew O'Connor, Thomas Osika, Morgan McDonald, Tyson Miehe, Andrew Schilling, Zach Snider, Winter Romeyn, Clark Ruiz, Daniel Sims, Matt Thomas, Garret Zuk, WISCONSIN. MICHIGAN STATE; Joey Duerr, Evan Ferlic, Wayde Hall, Charlie Lawrence, Connor Olson, Shane Streich, Matt Welch, Derek Wiebke, MINNESOTA; Patrick Letz, Wyatt McGuire, Jacob Olson, Austin Post, NEBRASKA; Kevin Blank, Nick Jarrell, Luke Landis, Mitch Leitch, Jake MandeL, Evan Stifel, OHIO STATE; Conrad Lippert, PENN STATE; Ben Anderson, Jeremy Craven, Matthew Grider, Jacob Hanawalt, Mathew Marsh, Alex Milner, Greg Tippmann, PURDUE; Trent Brinkofski, Alexander Livernois, Nicholas Price, Luke Wiley, RUTGERS; Benjamin Eidenschink, Olin Hacker, Joe Hardy, Morgan McDonald, Tyson Miehe, Malachy Schrobilgen; WISCONSIN.

2020-21 BIG TEN RECORDS BOOK MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY ACADEMIC ALL-BIG TEN (continued) 2019-20 Luke Goebel, Logan Hall, Brendan Lockerby, Irwin Loud, Jesse Reiser, Colin Yandel, ILLINOIS; Aaron Bennett, Teddy Browning, Jake Gebhardt, Dustin Horter, Arjun Jha, Kyle Mau, Ben Miller, Hunter Moore, Colin Murphy, Matthew Schadler, Skylar Stidam, Ben Veatch, Adam Wallace, Cooper Williams, INDIANA; Brandon Cooley, Noah Healy, Daniel Murphy, Luke Sampson, Spencer Smith, Karson Sommer, Konnor Sommer, IOWA; Jack Aho, Isaac Harding, Jordy Hewitt, Ben Hill, Cole Johnson, Will Landowne, Jacob Lee, Devin Meyrer, Gabe Mudel, Lewis Tate, Nick Trevisan, Colton Yesney, MICHIGAN; Brendan Allen, Luke Beauchamp, Ty Buckley, Avery Felty, John Gove, Jack Huber, John Petruno, Joe Riordan, Winter Romeyn, Matt Schram, Steven Stine, Fraser Wilson, Zac Wright-Fisher, MICHIGAN STATE; Alec Basten, Declan Dahlberg, Seth Eliason, Evan Ferlic, Owen Hoeft, Dawson LaRance, Jordan MacIntosh, Jack Manderscheid, Connor Olson, Alex Plasencia, Nick Rink, Hunter Staack, Shane Streich, Robert Wagner, MINNESOTA; Jordan De Spong, Ryan Eastman, Mark Freyhof, Ryan Kennedy, George Kusche, Karson LeComte, Ryan Martins, Wyatt McGuire, Brandon Nelson, Jack Slagle, Bailey Timmons, NEBRASKA; Steven Bauers, Paul Bete, Noah Corbett, Eric Halford, Peter Hayden, Luke Landis, Nick Miller, Nick Regs, Aaron Wood, OHIO STATE; Ryan Barton, Isaiah Claiborne, Hudson Delisle, Brandon Hontz, Andrew Sell, Alex Tomasko, Owen Wing, PENN STATE; Jaret Carpenter, Curt Eckstein, Alec Fleming, Kyle Griffith, Ian Hunter, John Pieper, Blake Sehn, Brody Smith, PURDUE; Will Berger, Andrew Comito, Cole Pschunder, Christopher Smith, Peter Tilton, Patrick Walsh, RUTGERS; Ben Eidenschink, Ansel Fellman, Kavanaugh FitzPatrick, Olin Hacker, Seth Hirsch, Noah Jacobs, Connor Perreault, Derick Peters, Andrew Schilling, Zach Snider, WISCONSIN.

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