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2008-09 Men's Track and Field/Cross Country Roster 2008-09 Men’s Track and Field/Cross Country Roster Information General Name Event Year Hometown/High School College/Major Aaronson, Chase Sprints Fr. Palm, Calif./Palm Springs AS/Biology Arlinghaus, Chris Jumps Fr. North Olmsted, Ohio/North Olmsted AS/Computer Science Ahart, Andrew Sprints So. Kingston, Mo./Polo R-VII CALS/Nutritional Science Ambrosi, Anthony* Javelin So. Newton, Mass./Phillips Academy AS/Undecided Anderson, Aaron Distance So. Portland, Ore./Lincoln EN/Engineering Bass, Andrew Pole Vault Fr. Miami, Fla./Miami Beach EN/Engineering Belden, Robert Weights Fr. Indianapolis, Ind./Decatur Central HE/Human Biology, Health & Society Bogdan, Brad Distance Jr. Buffalo, N.Y./Canisus HE/Human Development Boyd, Cody* Sprints So. St. Catherine’s, Ontario/Sir Winston Churchill EN/Civil Engineering Brinkofski, Teddy Distance Fr. Somerset, N.J./Bishop George Ahr AS/Undecided Canaday, Sage**## Distance Sr. Sheridan, Ore./Newberg HE/Design and Envirinmental Analysis Cato, Matthew Sprints Fr. Spring, N.J./Don Bosco Prep AS/Undecided Meet the Coaches Cerqueira, Daniel Distance Jr. Mansfield, Mass./Mansfield AS/Undecided Corridore, Andrew* Hurdles So. Naugatuck, Conn./Naugatuck AS/Chemistry & Economics Crabtree, Nathan*** Sprints Sr. Bend, Ore./Summit AS/Archaeglogy Cusick, Josh Pole Vault Fr. San Jose, Calif./St. Lawrence ILR/Industrial and Labor Relations Dannemiller, Adrien Distance So. Martinsville, Ind./Martinsville ILR/Industrial and Labor Relations Degraft-Hanson, Kojo* Sprints Sr. Buford, Ga./Phillips Academy EN/Operations Research Donelan, Ryan Sprints Fr. East Windsor, N.J./Hightstown AS/Undecided Edelman, Nathaniel Distance So. Memphis, Tenn./White Station AS/Biological Science English, Eric Mid-Distance So. Pittsford, N.Y./Pittsford Mendon CALS/Biological Science Formica, Vince Jumps Fr. Chalfont, Pa./Central Bucks South CALS/Applied Economics and Management Freitas, Brian* Sprints So. Walpole, Mass./Thayer Academy AS/Undecided Frost-Tift, Joel Distance Jr. Averill Park, N.Y./Averill Park AS/Psychology Gadson, Aaron** Jumps Sr. Ashland, Mass./Phillips Exeter EN/Electrical Engineering Season Outlook Garza, Baldemer Sprints Fr. Rio Grande City, Texas/Rio Grande City AS/Human Biology, Health and Society Gibbons, Douglas Distance Jr. Scranton, Pa./Scranton Prep AS/History & Government Goettert, Philip Distance Fr. Baton Rouge, La./Baton Rouge EN/Mechanical Engineering Gorski, Scott Jumps Jr. Old Westbury, N.Y./Wheatley School CALS/Communications Hagberg, Daniel Hurdles Fr. St. Charles, Ill./Burlington Central AS/Undecided Hall, Matthew Mid-Distance Jr. Exton, Pa./Downingtown East EN/Electrical Engineering Hart, Andrew Distance So. Ithaca, N.Y./Ithaca CALS/Biological and Environmental Engineering Hatch, Charles**## Distance Jr. Nashville, Ill./Nashville Community EN/Mechanical Engineering Herynk, Brad Sprints Jr. Broadview Heights, Ohio/Brecksville-Broadview EN/Biological Engineering Hine, Zachary***## Distance Sr. South Hadley, Mass./South Hadley EN/Chemical Engineering Holcombe, Alexander Multi So. Souderton, Pa./Germantown Academy AS/Undecided Huber, Nick Hurdles Fr. Leopold, Ind./Perry Central ILR/Industrial and Labor Relations Huyler, Garrett*** Jumps Sr. Marlboro, N.Y./Marlboro Central CALS/Information Science Meet The Big Red Inzana, Jason* Pole Vault Jr. Birdsboro, Pa./Daniel Boone CALS/Biological and Environmental Engineering Jacobson, Chris Mid-Distance Fr. Big Flats, N.Y./East EN/Chemical Engineering Jaffee, Scott** Weights Jr. Blacklick, Ohio/Columbus Academy EN/Civil & Environmental Engineering Karim, Fahad Javelin Fr. Makati City, Philippines/International School of Manilla EN/Mechanical Engineering Jones, Gary Jumps Sr. Webster, N.Y./Schroeder HE/Human Biology, Health & Society Kasak, Maxwell Distance So. Armonk, N.Y./Byram Hills CALS/Sociology Kemp, Chandler Distance Fr. Haines, Alaska/Haines Kimple, Owen**## Mid-Distance Jr. Manlius, N.Y./Fayetteville-Manlius CALS/Applied Economics Management Kippins, Michael** Sprints/Jumps Jr. Latham, N.Y./Shaker AS/Economics Kirkpatrick, Joshua** Pole Vault Jr. London, Ontario/Saunders CALS/Applied Economics Management Knewstub, Lucas Weights Fr. Trumansburg, N.Y./Ithaca CALS/Biological Science Levy, Andrew Distance Sr. Chappaqua, N.Y./Horace Greely AS/Philosophy Longfellow, Nicholas Sprints So. Warwick, N.Y./Warwick Valley CALS/Statistics 2007-08 In Review Loy, Peter Distance Jr. Grosse Pointe, Mich./De La Salle College EN/Electrical Engineering Luff, Samuel*### Distance Sr. Emmaus, Pa./Emmaus ILR/Industrial and Labor Relations McClain, Kenneth Sprints Fr. Jacksonville, Fla./The Bolles School AS/Undecided MacGillivary, Jack Distance Fr. Bedford, Nova Scotia/Charles Allen AS/Biology Miller, Andrew** Mid-Distance Sr. Lebanon, Pa./Cedar Crest CALS/Plant Science Moore, Enbani Jumps So. Suffern, N.Y./Suffern CALS/Biological Science Pierce, Jay** Jumps Jr. Solon, Ohio/Solon EN/Computer Science Potter, Sean Hurdles So. Staten Island, N.Y./Monsignor Farrell CALS/Applied Economics Management Remouns, Julian Jumps So. Washingtonville, N.Y./Washingtonville AS/Undecided Robak, Patrick Sprints Sr. Dix Hills, N.Y./Half Hollow Hills HE/Policy Analysis and Management Roneker, Erik*** Weights Sr. Groton, N.Y./Groton CALS/Natural Resources Rothermel, Shane Distance Jr. Lehighton, Pa./Lehighton Area CALS/Biological Engineering Records and HistoryRecords Roy, Thomas Distance So. Newton, N.J./Pope John XXIII EN/Engineering Ryan, Christopher Multi So. Plainville, Mass./Bishop Feehan AAP/Architecture Ryan, Eric** Distance Sr. Kingwood, W. Va./Central Preston EN/Civil Engineering Semenick, Richard Sprints So. Levittown, N.Y./Chaminade AS/Undecided Shalla, Hassan Distance So. Glenside, Pa./Abington AS/Information Science Shonio, Spencer Sprints Fr. Swampscot, Mass./Swampscot EN/Mechanical Engineering Silverstrim, Damian* Weights Jr. Bethany, Conn./Amity EN/Civil & Environmental Engineering Smith, Jim*** Jumps Sr. Havertown, Pa./Cardinal O’Hara HE/Policy Analysis and Management Soprano, Steven Distance Jr. Queensbury, N.Y./Queensbury AS/Spanish Tait, Christopher Sprints So. Scarborough, Ontario/Mary Ward Catholic HE/Nutrition Tan, Brian Sprints So. Troy, Mich./Detroit Country Day ILR/Industrial and Labor Relations Taylor, Dale* Mid-Distance Jr. Pittstown, N.J./North Hunterdon Regional EN/Electrical & Computer Engineering Teixeira, Duane* Jumps Jr. Melrose HS/Melrose, MA EN/Mechanical Engineering This Is Cornell Thomas, Daniel Sprints Fr. Cathedral Catholic HS/ San Diego, CA HO/Hotel Administration Tilger, Chris Mid-Distance Jr. Archbishop Carol HS/Collegeville, PA EN/Civil Engineering Toro, T. J.** Multi Sr. St. Anthony’s HS/Miller Place, NY CALS/Applied Economics Management Van Eeden, Marcel*** Sprints Sr. W Morris Mendhan HS/Gladstone, NJ CALS/Applied Economics Management Wexler, Steven Hurdles Fr. Don Bosco Prep/ Bergenfield, NJ AS/Economics Wolpert, Kyle Distance Jr. North Carolina School/Durham, NC AS/Neurobiology Wu, Barnett Weights Fr. West Windsor Plainfield HS/Plainsboro, NJ HO/Hotel Administration Wyner, Jimmy Mid-Distance Sr. Somers Point, N.J./Mainland Regional HS CALS/Biometry and Statistics Zamora, Richard Pole Vault Jr. Bernards HS/Gladstone, NJ EN/Civil & Environmental Engineering *Track Letters Won +Cross Country Letters Won Cross Country Captain: Sam Luff Track Captains: Garrett Huyler, Andy Miller, Erik Roneker, Marcel van Eeden 2008-09 Cornell Big Red Cross Country/Track and Field www.CornellBigRed.com • 17 2008 Men’s Cross Country Outlook The Cornell cross-country team enters the 2008 season full of momentum after enjoying sis at regionals. Despite coming in very accomplished (9:05.91 for 3,200 as a prep), Dannemi- a fantastic 2007-2008 campaign. In the fall, the Big Red continued their improvement under ller improved greatly in 2007 and was the strongest freshman for the Big Red in many years. At the tutelage of men’s distance coach Robert Johnson. In 2007, the Big Red improved for the Pre-NCAAs, Dannemiller posted a stellar 24:50 clocking for 8k and at Heps, he was the second fourth straight year and enjoyed its finest season in 13 years, finishing as the conference run- freshman across the line as he finished 22nd overall. ners-up and running the fastest five-man average (25:06.5) in school history at historic Van “I think everyone, including myself, is very excited to get the 2008 season going. We got Cortlandt Park. The Big Red distance men carried that momen- General Information General tum into the track season, as the distance group outscored their Heps rivals by a wide margin both indoors and outdoors and played a key role in the Big Red’s record-breaking wins at both the indoor and outdoor Ivy League championships. The 2008 Big Red men return five runners who have run 25:35 or better at Van Cortlandt Park, in- cluding three seniors. Expected to lead the team up front will be senior Zac Hine. Hine comes into the season full of confidence after excelling in all three Meet the Coaches seasons in 2007-08. In cross-country, he became the 13th Cornellian to break 25:00 at Van Cortlandt Park as he clocked 24:55 to finish eighth and garner sec- ond team All-Ivy honors. Indoors, Hine captured his first Heps title as he won the 5k after scoring in the 3k. Outdoors, he was again a double scorer as he was the runner-up to teammate Sage Canaday in the 10k and was fourth in the 5k. Senior Sam Luff will captain the squad in 2008. Season Outlook The Emmaus, Pa., native and Industrial and Labor Relations student enjoyed an improved junior cam- paign as he lowered his Van Cortlandt Park personal best from 25:55 to 25:31 while earning All-East honors with a 10th-place showing at the IC4A close to the top of the mountain last year, and the guys have been working very hard for a year meet. In track, he set PRs in the 5k (14:35.89) at the Penn Relays and in the 10k (30:34.67) at to take that next step,” said men’s distance coach Robert Johnson. “This team has the best team Bucknell. Even during the off season, Luff has provided the team with inspiration and cohesive- dynamic of any of my teams so far, and I’m hoping that synergy, combined with talent, ends ness with summer training guidelines and a mid-August running mini-camp in Pennsylvania.
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