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2005 NCAA Men's Cross Country Championships Tournament Records DIVISION I MEN’S Cross Country DIVISION I MEN’S 2005 TEAM STANDINGS 1. *Wisconsin............................. 37 11. Ohio St. ................................. 406 21. Alabama................................. 516 31. Loyola (Ill.) .............................. 856 2. Arkansas................................. 105 12. Kansas.................................... 412 22. William & Mary ...................... 518 3. Notre Dame ............................ 178 13. Brigham Young ....................... 416 23. Florida.................................... 520 4. Iona........................................ 205 14. UTEP....................................... 418 24. Eastern Mich. ......................... 525 5. Colorado ................................ 222 15. Dartmouth ............................... 426 25. Butler ...................................... 531 6. Stanford.................................. 231 16. Georgetown............................ 440 26. Virginia................................... 550 7. Texas...................................... 272 17. Arizona St. ............................ 465 27. Washington ............................ 556 8. Oklahoma St. ......................... 355 18. Florida St. .............................. 471 28. Tennessee ............................... 604 9. Portland .................................. 372 19. Iowa....................................... 495 29. Indiana ................................... 617 10. Arizona .................................. 384 20. Minnesota............................... 514 30. American ................................ 699 *Team Places: Simon Bairu 1, Chris Solinsky 3, Matt Withrow 7, Antony Ford 12, Stuart Eagon 14. 2005 INDIVIDUAL RESULTS 81. Dave Burnham, Dartmouth, 30:50.7; 82. Josh Glabb, 161. Tyler Kelly, Kansas, 31:30.7; 162. Frank Corrigan, Colorado St., 30:51.3; 83. Brett Gotcher, Stanford, Iona, 31:30.7; 163. Phil Nichols, Florida St., 31:31.4; 1. Simon Bairu, Wisconsin, 29:15.9; 2. Richard Kiplagat, 30:53.2; 84. David Vidal, Stanford, 30:53.5; 85. Garrett 164. Matt Debole, Georgetown, 31:32.0; 165. Stephen Iona, 29:21.9; 3. Chris Solinsky, Wisconsin, 29:27.8; 4. Heath, Stanford, 30:53.6; 86. Ryan Malmin, Minnesota, Mucchetti, Dartmouth, 31:32.5; 166. Josh Madathil, Josh McDougal, Liberty, 29:32.6; 5. Westly Keating, Tex.- 30:53.7; 87. Colby Wissel, Kansas, 30:53.7; 88. Paul Kansas, 31:32.7; 167. Michael Kilburg, Portland, Pan American, 29:38.1; 6. Josh Rohatinsky, Brigham Hefferon, Kansas, 30:54.1; 89. Dave Nightingale, 31:32.8; 168. Matt Keally, William & Mary, 31:33.6; Young, 29:40.2; 7. Josphat Boit, Arkansas, 29:49.1; 8. Princeton, 30:54.1; 90. Matt Noonan, Missouri, 30:54.2. 169. Titus Koeh, Alabama, 31:35.9; 170. Chris Platt, Kurt Benninger, Notre Dame, 29:50.2; 9. Matt Withrow, Tennessee, 31:37.3. Wisconsin, 29:50.7; 10. Robert Cheseret, Arizona, 91. Ryan Vail, Oklahoma St., 30.55.5; 92. Matt Loiselle, 29:50.8. Central Mich., 30:56.0; 93. Jeremy Mineau, Washington, 171. Michael Krisch, Georgetown, 31:37.8; 172. Nick 30:56.3; 94. Jon Von Letscher, Texas, 30:56.5; 95. Obed McCombs, Brigham Young, 31:39.6; 173. Andy 11. Neftalem Araia, Stanford, 29:51.6; 12. Peter Kosgei, Mutanya, Arizona, 30:56.7; 96. John Ealy, Ohio St., Biladeau, Virginia, 31:39.6; 174. Mike Sayenko, Arkansas, 29:53.7; 13. Brian Olinger, Ohio St., 29:54.3; 30:56.8; 97. Dan Nunn, Georgetown, 30:57.0; 98. Washington, 31:40.2; 175. Sean Burris, Florida St., 14. Antony Ford, Wisconsin, 29:55.2; 15. Joe Thorne, Charlie Millioen, Georgetown, 30:57.3; 99. Patrick 31:41.3; 176. Alex Bailey, Ohio St., 31:41.6; 177. Texas, 29:59.0; 16. Martin Fagan, Providence, 30:00.0; Smyth, Notre Dame, 30:57.9; 100. Adam Roche, Iowa, Jacob Gustafsson, Brigham Young, 31:42.3; 178. Andre 17. Stuart Eagon, Wisconsin, 30:05.3; 18. Tim Nelson, 30:58.0. Laboy, Georgetown, 31:42.6; 179. Chris Esselborn, Wisconsin, 30:06.4; 19. Jacob Korir, Eastern Ky., Georgetown, 31:42.9; 180. Todd Ptacek, Notre Dame, 30:07.1; 20. Stephen Samoei, UTEP, 30:07.5. 101. John McGuire, Stanford, 30:58.2; 102. Payton Batliner, Colorado, 30:58.3; 103. Jan Foerster, Virginia, 31:43.2. 21. Andrew Lemoncello, Florida St., 30:07.5; 22. Japheth 30:58.3; 104. Matt Johnsrud, Cal Poly, 30:58.7; 105. 181. Andy Fader, Washington, 31:43.4; 182. Dustin Ng’ojoy, UTEP, 30:08.0; 23. Zach Sabatino, Tennessee, Chris Rombough, Minnesota, 30:59.5; 106. Matt Clark, Bybee, Brigham Young, 31:43.4; 183. Jeff Eggleston, 30:08.0; 24. Sean Jefferson, Indiana, 30:08.4; 25. Tony Clemson, 30:59.6; 107. Allen Carr, James Madison, Virginia, 31:44.0; 184. Harry Norton, Dartmouth, Okello, South Ala., 30:08.6; 26. Daniel Huling, Miami 31:00.1; 108. Micah Rolfe, Portland, 31:00.1; 109. 31:44.2; 185. Patt Burford, American, 31:46.3; 186. Joe (Ohio), 30:09.8; 27. Harbert Okuti, Iona, 30:10.3; 28. Mark Mandi, Washington, 31:00.2; 110. Chuck Byrne, Southern Ill., 31:46.6; 187. Adam Hortian, Iona, Kenny Cormier, Arkansas, 30:10.4; 29. Sean Quigley, La McKenzie, Portland, 31:00.4. 31:47.3; 188. Sesar Figueroa, Houston, 31:47.3; 189. Salle, 30:10.9; 30. John Moore, Portland, 30:13.0. 111. Andrew Dumm, Virginia, 31:00.5; 112. Jeremy Kevin Peters, Washington, 31:47.5; 190. Dusty Miller, 31. Tim Moore, Notre Dame, 30:15.0; 32. Ben True, Criscione, Florida, 31:01.5; 113. Matt Esche, Iowa, Tennessee, 31:49.6. Dartmouth, 30:15.6; 33. Kip Kangogo, TCU, 30:15.8; 31:03.0; 114. Sam Romanoski, Loyola (Ill.), 31:03.2; 191. Chris Olinger, Portland, 31:50.1; 192. Jeff Kent, 34. Fleet Hower, Georgetown, 30:16.7; 35. James 115. Neal Naughton, Eastern Mich., 31:05.2; 116. Iowa, 31:50.4; 193. Eric Dall, Arizona St., 31:51.0; 194. Strang, Colorado, 30:16.7; 36. Chandler Goodwin, Stephen Chemlany, Iona, 31:06.0; 117. Mike Devenport, Kevin Tschirhart, American, 31:51.6; 195. Luke Beevor, Brigham Young, 30:16.9; 37. Stephen Pifer, Colorado, Oklahoma St., 31:07.1; 118. Mircea Bogdan, UTEP, Florida St., 31:52.3; 196. Kyle Miller, Texas, 31:52.6; 30:18.2; 38. Kevin Chelimo, Texas Tech, 30:21.4; 39. 31:08.2; 119. Pat Werhane, Oregon, 31:08.8; 120. 197. Tyrel Jensen, Brigham Young, 31:52.7; 198. Moses Benson Chesang, Kansas, 30:21.6; 40. Marc Rodrigues, Abraham Kutingala, Alabama, 31:09.3. Mpanga, Arizona, 31:52.9; 199. Matt Sheeks, Portland, Arkansas, 30:21.9. 121. Mike Hanlon, Colgate, 31:09.4; 122. Mohamed 31:53.2; 200. Robert Wade, Loyola (Ill.), 31:54.8. 41. Kaleb Van Ort, Notre Dame, 30:22.0; 42. Bret Trafeh, Arizona, 31:10.2; 123. Jeff See, Ohio St., 201. Ryder Leary, Florida, 31:55.4; 202. Erik Grumstrup, Schoolmeester, Colorado, 30:23.3; 43. Dan Mazzocco, 31:11.3; 124. Josh Perrin, Eastern Mich., 31:11.3; 125. Minnesota, 31:55.8; 203. Awit Yohannes, American, Penn St., 30:23.8; 44. Antonio Vega, Minnesota, Matt Munoz, Texas, 31:11.6; 126. Patrick Mutai, UTEP, 31:56.0; 204. Pete Janson, Colorado, 31:56.3; 205. 30:24.1; 45. Chris Swisher, Miami (Ohio), 30:24.8; 46. 31:12.8; 127. Henok Lechebo, Florida, 31:13.0; 128. David VanOrsdel, Minnesota, 31:57.3; 206. Hector Frank Macreery, Princeton, 30:25.9; 47. Trever Ball, Utah Brendan Fennell, American, 31:15.1; 129. Ryan Foster, Gandara, Tex.-Pan American, 31:57.9; 207. Matt Davis, St., 30:26.1; 48. Austin Ramos, UCLA, 30:27.4; 49. Virginia, 31:15.4; 130. Alex Hains, Butler, 31:16.6. Dartmouth, 31:58.0; 208. Soeren Lindner, Virginia, Andy Rayner, Butler, 30:29.5; 50. Ryan Warrenburg, 131. Josh McAdams, Brigham Young, 31:17.5; 132. 31:58.8; 209. Andrew Toward, Butler, 31:59.0; 210. Arizona St., 30:29.9. Steven Hassen, Florida, 31:17.9; 133. Joey Heller, Nick Goodliffe, Butler, 32:01.4. 51. Shawn Forrest, Arkansas, 30:30.4; 52. Corey Arizona St., 31:18.3; 134. Jeff Cutrer, Texas, 31:19.6; 211. Justin Grunewald, Minnesota, 32:02.8; 212. Nowitzke, Eastern Mich., 30:33.5; 53. David Jankowski, 135. Sean Anastasia-Murphy, William & Mary, 31:19.6; Marcus Aguilar, Indiana, 32:04.1; 213. Cameron Oklahoma St., 30:33.9; 54. Jonathan Pierce, Stanford, 136. Dan Stock, Illinois, 31:20.6; 137. Seth Summerside, Schwehr, Kansas, 32:05.2; 214. Enoch Nadler, Florida, 30:34.1; 55. Michael Woods, Michigan, 30:34.4; 56. Arkansas, 31:20.6; 138. Vincent Rono, South Ala., 32:05.3; 215. Vinnie Ambrico, Notre Dame, 32:05.6; Joe Gray, Oklahoma St., 30:34.5; 57. Sean O’Donnell, 31:20.6; 139. Andy Baksa, Tennessee, 31:21.1; 140. 216. Kyle Mena, Eastern Mich., 32:05.8; 217. Luke Notre Dame, 30:34.8; 58. Christian Wagner, Wisconsin, Eric MacTaggart, Iowa, 31:21.4. Walker, Minnesota, 32:07.2; 218. Charlie Koeppen, 30:35.7; 59. Augustus Maiyo, Alabama, 30:36.3; 60. 141. Jeff Hedley, William & Mary, 31:22.5; 142. Daniel Indiana, 32:08.0; 219. Keith Bechtol, William & Mary, Erik Stanley, Texas, 30:37.9. Parker, Florida, 31:22.5; 143. Austin Baillie, Colorado, 32:10.8; 220. Ian Mayne, Chattanooga, 32:12.8. 61. Mohamed Khadraoui, Iona, 30:39.0; 62. Casey 31:22.7; 144. Adam Perkins, Arkansas, 31:23.5; 145. 221. Eric Redman, Indiana, 32:15.2; 222. Alan Walker, Burchill, Arizona St., 30:39.3; 63. Giliat Ghebray, Micah VanDenend, Iowa, 31:23.7; 146. Andy Napier, Eastern Mich., 32:16.4; 223. Ben Lukowski, Tennessee, California, 30:39.5; 64. John Crews, North Carolina St., Iowa, 31:24.1; 147. Glenn Collins, Ohio St., 31:24.3; 32:16.6; 224. Jordan McNamara, Washington, 30:39.7; 65. Andrew Ledwith, Iona, 30:40.2; 66. Scott 148. Braden Martinez, Ohio St., 31:24.4; 149. Adam 32:17.0; 225. Conor Lanz, American, 32:17.3; 226. Jeff Overall, Butler, 30:40.3; 67.
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