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MEN's OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD TEAM Conference Champions MEN’S OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD TEAM Conference Champions CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS BY EVENT 100-METER DASH YEAR CHAMPIONS SCHOOL TIME 2019 Kendall Belser Stevenson :10.68 2018 Kendall Belser Stevenson :10.75 2017 Devonte Williams Stevenson :10.43 2016 Devonte Williams Stevenson :10.90 2015 Devonte Williams Stevenson :10.69 2014 Devonte Williams Stevenson :10.76 2013 Michael Beidleman Hood :10.75 2012 Travis Pitts Delaware Valley :10.92 2011 Travis Pitts Delaware Valley :10.61 2010 Josh Light Lebanon Valley :11.02 2009 Travis Pitts Delaware Valley :11.14 2008 A.J. Harris Elizabethtown :11.09 2007 Ozzie Brown Moravian :10.60 2006 Randy Anderson Juniata :10.84 2005 Randy Anderson Juniata :10.88 2004 Danny Wicks Messiah :11.14 2003 Jed Warsager Moravian :11.21 2002 Anthony Giles Widener :11.02 2001 Jerome Robinson Widener :10.77 2000 Tony Brown Widener :10.63 1999 Tony Brown Widener :10.80 1998 Tony Brown Widener :10.83 1997 Ian Smith Susquehanna :11.06 1996 Ian Smith Susquehanna :10.77 1995 Ian Smith Susquehanna :10.97 1994 Scot Sechler Susquehanna :11.12 1993 Arif Husain Haverford :10.92 1992 Arif Husain Gettysburg :10.87 1991 Dave Bell Widener :10.70 1990 Arif Husain Gettysburg :10.92 1989 - Anglin Widener :11.10 1988 Mike Spangler Susquehanna :10.72 1987 Mike Spangler Susquehanna :10.95 1986 Mike Spangler Susquehanna :10.98 1985 Mike Spangler Susquehanna :10.83 1984 (Tie) Robert Sorell Upsala :11.00 Ken McKeller Lebanon Valley :11.00 1983 Tony Holland Susquehanna :10.91 1982 Phil Luccarelli Delaware Valley :11.19 1981 Anthony Bruno Albright :11.00 1980 Kevin Connors Franklin & Marshall :11.00 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 200-METER DASH YEAR CHAMPIONS SCHOOL TIME 2019 Kendall Belser Stevenson :21.77 2018 Kendall Belser Stevenson :21.77 2017 Juwan Petties-Jackson Misericordia :21.32 2016 Devonte Williams Stevenson :21.80 2015 Devonte Williams Stevenson :21.41 2014 Devonte Williams Stevenson :21.51 2013 Ricky Bruno Alvernia :21.61 2012 Travis Pitts Delaware Valley :21.82 2011 Travis Pitts Delaware Valley :22.08 2010 Bernard Innocent Widener :22.16 1 MEN’S OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD TEAM Conference Champions CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS BY EVENT (continued) 200-METER DASH (continued) YEAR CHAMPIONS SCHOOL TIME 2009 Wyatt Eaton Elizabethtown :21.92 2008 Patrick Roach Messiah :22.14 2007 Ozzie Brown Moravian :21.37 2006 Ozzie Brown Moravian :21.53 2005 Randy Anderson Juniata :21.77 2004 Danny Wicks Messiah :22.09 2003 Kyle Sanders Susquehanna :22.43 2002 Anthony Giles Widener :22.08 2001 Jerome Robinson Widener :21.84 2000 Tony Brown Widener :21.34 1999 Tony Brown Widener :21.50 1998 Tony Brown Widener :21.63 1997 Tony Brown Widener :22.16 1996 Ian Smith Susquehanna :22.33 1995 Ian Smith Susquehanna :22.44 1994 Dan Cregan Susquehanna :22.33 1993 Arif Husain Haverford :21.91 1992 Arif Husain Gettysburg :21.97 1991 Arif Husain Gettysburg :21.66 1990 Arif Husain Gettysburg :22.69 1989 - Williams Haverford :22.15 1988 Mike Spangler Susquehanna :21.37 1987 Mike Spangler Susquehanna :21.92 1986 Mike Spangler Susquehanna :22.00 1985 Mike Spangler Susquehanna :21.60 1984 Dave German Susquehanna :21.90 1983 Tony Holland Susquehanna :21.88 1982 Jeff Williams Widener :22.11 1981 John Scott Gettysburg :22.20 1980 Hal Johnson Widener :21.60 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 400-METER DASH YEAR CHAMPIONS SCHOOL TIME 2019 Marc Brown DeSales :48.70 2018 Josh Tupper Widener :48.31 2017 Honorio Freeland Widener :48.19 2016 Josh Tupper Widener :48.10 2015 Andrew Nelson Misericordia :48.11 2014 Andrew Nelson Misericordia :48.52 2013 Alex Yoder Messiah :49.04 2012 Tyler Schmalhofer Widener :49.92 2011 Tyler Schmalhofer Widener :50.35 2010 Brennon Ferrizzi Alvernia :50.14 2009 Patrick Roach Messiah :49.18 2008 Drew Graybeal Elizabethtown :47.99 2007 Drew Graybeal Elizabethtown :47.89 2006 Lou Corominas DeSales :47.47 2005 Lou Corominas DeSales :47.39 2004 Lou Corominas DeSales :48.59 2003 Kyle Sanders Susquehanna :49.42 2002 Kyle Sanders Susquehanna :49.18 2001 Anthony Giles Widener :49.18 2000 Miguel Pena Widener :49.85 2 MEN’S OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD TEAM Conference Champions CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS BY EVENT (continued) 400-METER DASH (continued) YEAR CHAMPIONS SCHOOL TIME 1999 Nate Bradshaw Delaware Valley :49.05 1998 Nate Bradshaw Delaware Valley :49.06 1997 Nathan Hillegas Lebanon Valley :48.60 1996 Nathan Hillegas Lebanon Valley :49.25 1995 Nathan Hillegas Lebanon Valley :49.78 1994 Dan Cregan Susquehanna :49.39 1993 Arif Husain Haverford :48.16 1992 Kent Lightbourn Western Maryland :48.41 1991 Barret Ziegler Moravian :48.25 1990 Barret Ziegler Moravian :48.63 1989 - Reason Delaware Valley :49.08 1988 Mike Spangler Susquehanna :47.42 1987 Mike Spangler Susquehanna :48.01 1986 Mike Spangler Susquehanna :49.54 1985 Mike Spangler Susquehanna :47.63 1984 Dave German Susquehanna :48.92 1983 Dave German Susquehanna :47.02 1982 Dave German Susquehanna :47.31 1981 Dave German Susquehanna :48.40 1980 Hal Johnson Widener :49.20 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 800-METER RUN YEAR CHAMPIONS SCHOOL TIME 2019 Iddriss Iddriss Stevenson 1:53.64 2018 Iddriss Iddriss Stevenson 1:53.63 2017 Terrence Habiyaremye Lebanon Valley 1:57.05 2016 Leo Harmon Widener 1:54.25 2015 Michael Harnish Lebanon Valley 1:54.41 2014 Matt Rever Elizabethtown 1:55.53 2013 Aaron Reynolds Messiah 1:54.23 2012 Matt Rever Elizabethtown 1:53.41 2011 Tyler Newhook Messiah 1:53.24 2010 Eddy Palmer Messiah 1:54.31 2009 Patrick Roach Messiah 1:51.15 2008 Drew Graybeal Elizabethtown 1:56.86 2007 Drew Graybeal Elizabethtown 1:53.36 2006 Tyson Evensen Elizabethtown 1:52.71 2005 Tyson Evensen Elizabethtown 1:54.67 2004 Greg Wetzel Elizabethtown 1:56.40 2003 Mike McGinley Lebanon Valley 1:57.11 2002 Will Brownback Widener 1:55.32 2001 Will Brownback Widener 1:55.76 2000 Will Brownback Widener 1:53.09 1999 Will Brownback Widener 1:55.33 1998 Jim Wolynetz Susquehanna 1:58.25 1997 Greg Jacoby Messiah 1:56.57 1996 Phillip Gault Messiah 1:55.50 1995 Mike Angelo Susquehanna 1:57.58 1994 David Mullen Moravian 1:57.90 1993 (Tie) Brian Peabody Haverford 1:55.77 William Schaefer Haverford 1:55.77 1992 Matt Leighninger Haverford 1:57.80 1991 Matt Leighninger Haverford 1:53.28 3 MEN’S OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD TEAM Conference Champions CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS BY EVENT (continued) 800-METER RUN (continued) YEAR CHAMPIONS SCHOOL TIME 1990 Charles Hoch Moravian 1:52.61 1989 - Weitzman Dickinson 1:54.25 1988 Dean Lent Ursinus 1:57.59 1987 Greg Whorral Franklin & Marshall 1:54.46 1986 Liam O’Neill Haverford 1:57.40 1985 Mike Persick Haverford 1:53.06 1984 Bob Walker Susquehanna 1:55.70 1983 Kevin Foley Haverford 1:52.78 1982 Kevin Foley Haverford 1:51.79 1981 Kevin Foley Haverford 1:54.10 1980 Larry Smith Susquehanna 1:57.10 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1,500-METER RUN YEAR CHAMPIONS SCHOOL TIME 2019 Benjamin Schott Messiah 3:55.63 2018 Will McDermott Widener 3:53.38 2017 Ernie Pitone Widener 3:57.47 2016 Ernie Pitone Widener 3:55.44 2015 Michael Harnish Lebanon Valley 3:52.92 2014 Chris Garrity Widener 3:53.92 2013 Chris Garrity Widener 4:00.59 2012 Dennis Conn Widener 3:54.36 2011 Russell Speiden Elizabethtown 3:53.42 2010 Dennis Conn Widener 4:01.96 2009 Dylan Rulander Elizabethtown 3:57.31 2008 Dylan Rulander Elizabethtown 4:00.55 2007 Joe Francisco Widener 3:55.83 2006 Macharia Yuot Widener 3:57.68 2005 Patrick Donovan Elizabethtown 3:58.67 2004 Macharia Yuot Widener 3:56.89 2003 Bobby Dressler Messiah 3:59.44 2002 Will Brownback Widener 3:57.84 2001 Matt Doumaux Widener 4:01.62 2000 Tim Pfluger Moravian 3:57.80 1999 Tim Pfluger Moravian 4:02.18 1998 Tim Pfluger Moravian 4:03.65 1997 Tim Pfluger Moravian 4:02.37 1996 Phillip Gault Messiah 4:02.49 1995 Dave Sanders Widener 4:08.95 1994 Chuck Holiday Delaware Valley 4:02.70 1993 Steve Monaco Franklin & Marshall 3:55.72 1992 Matt Leighninger Haverford 3:56.32 1991 Matt Leighninger Haverford 3:49.39 1990 Matt Leighninger Haverford 3:56.55 1989 Matt Leighninger Haverford 3:57.62 1988 Tom Graham Swarthmore 4:00.50 1987 Greg Whorral Franklin & Marshall 3:57.98 1986 Liam O’Neill Haverford 4:02.30 1985 Greg Whorral Franklin & Marshall 3:57.28 1984 Liam O’Neill Haverford 3:58.14 1983 Kevin Foley Haverford 3:45.68 1982 Kevin Foley Haverford 3:51.09 1981 Kevin Foley Haverford 3:57.20 4 MEN’S OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD TEAM Conference Champions CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS BY EVENT (continued) 1,500-METER RUN (continued) YEAR CHAMPIONS SCHOOL TIME 1980 Eric Holmboe Franklin & Marshall 3:58.10 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5,000-METER RUN YEAR CHAMPIONS SCHOOL TIME 2019 Patrick Watson Stevenson 14:49.86 2018 Will McDermott Widener 14:29.16 2017 Ernie Pitone Widener 14:58.74 2016 Ernie Pitone Widener 15:10.14 2015 Qadree Counsel Widener 15:32.83 2014 Will McDermott Widener 15:07.84 2013 Zach Trama Elizabethtown 15:32.02 2012 Evan DeArmitt Elizabethtown 15:27.73 2011 Chris Heisey Elizabethtown 15:15.11 2010 Colby Miller Elizabethtown 15:37.69 2009 Frank Eanes Messiah 15:20.31 2008 Dave Bresnahan Elizabethtown 15:45.99 2007 Jason Theobald Elizabethtown 15:07.74 2006 Macharia Yuot Widener 15:13.65 2005 Macharia Yuot Widener 14:55.30 2004
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