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MONMOUTH COLLEGE MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY RECORD BOOK TEAM HISTORY Men's cross country was begun at Monmouth in the fall of 1927. The first Midwest Collegiate Athletic Conference championship meet was held in 1929 and has been held annually except for the WWII years of 1941 through 1945. After Monmouth won MCAC titles in 1930 and 1931, the sport was dropped at the college but was reinstated in 1946. Monmouth won its first modern-era men’s cross country title in the fall of 1996 as a member of the merged Midwest Conference (MWC). The conference men's championship course distance was 4 miles from 1946 to 1973 and increased to 5 miles from 1974 to 1980. The present race distance of 8000 meters was established in 1981 when most courses were changed to metric distances. The conference held separate men’s and women’s championship races in 1981 and 1982 but the league meets have been held at a common site since 1983. PAGE / CONTENTS 2 Cross Country Coaches 2 Midwest Conference Championship Meet Results 4 Midwest Conference Cross Country Team Champions 5 Team Records - Major Championship Meets 6 Team Records - Pack Split Time 6 Team Records - Total Time 6 Individual Records - All Courses 7 Individual Records - Class & Distance 7 Individual Records - Midwest Conference Championships 8 Individual Records - NCAA Regionals 9 Individual Records - NCAA Nationals 10 Individual Records - Division III Illinois State Meet (1981-98) 11 Top 10 Performances (By Distance) 13 Top 10 Performances (By Meet) 23 Awards – Athletic 26 Awards – Academic 29 Peterson and LeClere Awards [revised July 2020) 1 CROSS COUNTRY COACHES NAME YEAR NAME YEAR George Graham 1927 Pete Smith 1962-63 Alex Thom 1928-29 Hank Andrew 1964-70 Earl Davis 1930-31 Jack Steger 1971-75 Glenn Robinson 1948-49 Pete Gebauer 1976 Bobby Woll 1950-54 Lyndon Brown 1977 Archie Harris 1955-56 Jud Kruidenier 1978, 1980-87 Charles Larson 1957 John Skornicka 1979 Don Rhodes 1958-59 Chris Pio 1988-98 John Corporan 1960 Dan Schisler 1999 Jim Humphrey 1961 Roger Haynes 2000-14 Jon Welty 2015- MIDWEST CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP MEET RESULTS YR. PLACE/PTS COACH HOST 1929 5th Thom Cornell 1930 1st - 11 Davis Cornell 1931 1st - 9 Davis Cornell 1946 5th - 105 1947 no score 1948 5th - 105 Robinson 1949 no score Robinson 1950 7th - 175 Woll 1951 2nd - 79 Woll 1952 6th - 131 Woll 1953 2nd - 48 Woll 1954 4th - 109 Woll 1955 2nd - 61 Harris 1956 3rd - 91 Harris 1957 unknown Larson 1958 7th - 181 Rhodes 1959 8th - 207 Rhodes 1960 9th - 207 Corporon 1961 no score Humphrey 1962 4th - 119 Smith 1963 8th - 188 Smith 1964 7th - 168 Andrew 1965 8th - 202 Andrew 2 1966 4th - 112 Andrew 1967 8th - 166 Andrew Chicago 1968 4th - 133 Andrew Chicago 1969 7th - 152 Andrew Chicago 1970 8th - 183 Andrew Lawrence 1971 unknown Steger Lawrence 1972 10th - 273 Steger Carleton 1973 9th - 283 Steger Beloit 1974 9th - 212 Steger Carleton 1975 5th - 127 Steger Coe 1976 7th - 129 Gebauer Coe 1977 6th - 129 Brown Grinnell 1978 6th - 178 Kruidenier Monmouth 1979 8th - 188 Skornicka Lawrence 1980 7th - 146 Kruidenier Chicago 1981 8th - 183 Kruidenier Beloit 1982 7th - 166 Kruidenier Carleton 1983 6th - 147 Kruidenier Coe 1984 8th - 174 Kruidenier Lawrence 1985 5th - 132 Kruidenier Cornell 1986 5th - 135 Kruidenier Chicago 1987 6th - 157 Kruidenier Grinnell 1988 5th - 125 Pio Beloit 1989 6th - 132 Pio Coe 1990 2nd - 52 Pio Ripon 1991 2nd - 42 Pio Monmouth 1992 2nd - 95 Pio St. Norbert 1993 3rd - 97 Pio Illinois College 1994 2nd - 82 Pio Lawrence 1995 2nd - 49 Pio Cornell 1996 1st - 19 Pio Carroll 1997 3rd - 81 Pio Grinnell 1998 7th - 160 Pio Beloit 1999 5th - 127 Schisler Monmouth 2000 6th - 121 Haynes Ripon 2001 2nd – 90 Haynes Grinnell 2002 2nd – 84 Haynes St. Norbert 2003 8th – 182 Haynes Lake Forest 2004 2nd – 59 Haynes Lawrence 2005 2nd – 51 Haynes Grinnell 2006 T1st – 36 Haynes Carroll 2007 3rd – 73 Haynes Illinois College 2008 3rd – 87 Haynes Knox 2009 3rd – 80 Haynes Beloit 2010 4th – 95 Haynes Monmouth 2011 3rd – 80 Haynes Ripon 3 2012 4th – 109 Haynes St. Norbert 2013 11th – 307 Haynes Grinnell 2014 No Team Finish Haynes Lawrence 2015 7th – 175 Welty Cornell 2016 2nd – 83 Welty Beloit 2017 5th – 138 Welty Illinois College 2018 4th – 104 Welty Lake Forest 2019 2nd – 79 Welty Knox MIDWEST CONFERENCE CROSS COUNTRY TEAM CHAMPIONS YEAR CHAMPION 1968 St. Olaf 1929 Cornell 1969 Carleton 1930 MONMOUTH 1970 St. Olaf 1931 MONMOUTH 1971 St. Olaf 1932 Carleton 1972 St. Olaf 1933 Cornell 1973 St. Olaf 1934 Cornell 1974 Carleton 1935 Carleton 1975 Carleton 1936 Carleton, Lawrence 1976 Carleton 1937 Cornell 1977 Carleton 1938 Cornell 1978 Carleton 1939 Beloit 1979 Carleton 1940 Coe 1980 Carleton 1946 Cornell 1981 Carleton 1947 Cornell 1982 Carleton 1948 Cornell 1983 Lawrence 1949 Lawrence 1984 Lawrence 1950 Lawrence 1985 Lawrence 1951 Lawrence 1986 Grinnell 1952 Carleton 1987 Grinnell 1953 Carleton 1988 Grinnell 1954 Carleton 1989 Grinnell 1955 Grinnell 1990 Grinnell 1956 Carleton 1991 Grinnell 1957 Lawrence 1992 Grinnell 1958 Grinnell 1993 Grinnell 1959 St. Olaf 1994 Grinnell 1960 Grinnell 1995 Grinnell 1961 Cornell 1996 MONMOUTH 1962 Carleton 1997 Grinnell 1963 Carleton 1998 Grinnell 1964 Carleton 1999 Grinnell 1965 Carleton 2000 Grinnell 1966 Carleton 2001 Grinnell 1967 Carleton 2002 Grinnell 4 2003 Grinnell 2012 Grinnell 2004 Grinnell 2013 Grinnell 2005 Grinnell 2014 Grinnell 2006 MONMOUTH*/Grinnell 2015 Grinnell (*Monmouth wins on 6th man tie- 2016 Grinnell breaker) 2017 Cornell 2007 Grinnell 2018 Cornell 2008 Grinnell 2019 Grinnell 2009 Grinnell 2010 Grinnell 2011 Lawrence TEAM RECORDS - MAJOR CHAMPIONSHIP MEETS NCAA Midwest Regional Meet Highest Place Finish 8th place (1991 at UW-Oshkosh) Lowest Point Total 193 points (1991 at UW-Oshkosh) Midwest Conference Championship Meet Highest Place Finish 1st place (1996 at Carroll; 2006 at Carroll) Lowest Point Total 19 points (1996 at Carroll, 1-2-3-4-9) Most All-Conference Runners 7 (2006 at Carroll) 5 (2005 at Grinnell; 1996 at Carroll; 1991 at Monmouth) Division III Illinois State Meet Highest Place Finish 1st place (1996, 1991, 1990) Lowest Point Total 38 points (1991, 1-2-8-12-15) Most All-State Medalists 7 (1996, 1991) TEAM RECORDS - PACK SPLIT TIME Pack split time records are established by the time difference between position finishers. Split times are listed for common race distances with the invitational race and year. Times are from 1987 season to the present. 5000 meters #1-2 #1-3 #1-4 #1-5 #1-6 #1-7 0:01 0:13 0:15 0:25 0:27 0:34 5 Ill. Wes. Open WIU Open WIU Open WIU Open Elmhurst Invit. Elmhurst Invit. 2019 1995 1995 1995 1996 1996 4 miles 0:01 0:30 0:40 0:46 0:50 1:31 Augustana Cornell Invit. Cornell Invit. Cornell Invit. Cornell Invit. Cornell Invit. 1995 1995 1995 1995 1989 2003 5 miles/ 8000 meters 0:00 0:05 0:14 0:37 0:47 0:56 Les Duke Invit. MWC Champs Augustana Invit MWC Champs NCAA Regional Div 3 State Meet 2011 2005/ 1997 1996 1994 1996 Dan Huston Invite 2018 TEAM RECORDS - TOTAL TIME Total time records are established by adding the cumulative race times of the runners. Time records are listed with the invitational race, year and course location. 5000 meters 4 miles 5 miles 8000 meters TOP 5 RUNNERS 84:58 107:28 133:57 129:36 Ill. Wes. Invit. (2008) Kewanee Hogs Days Div 3 State Meet (1991) Ill. College Invite (2010) Maxwell Park (2004) Monmouth Park Nichols Park Road Course TOP 7 RUNNERS 119:50 153:13 188:56 183:45 Elmhurst Invit (1996) Kewanee Hogs Days Div 3 State Meet (1991) NCAA Regional (2004) Eldridge Park (2004) Monmouth Park Credit Island Park Road Course TOP 10 RUNNERS 171:53 224:05 273:11 268:36 Elmhurst Invit (1996) Kewanee Hogs Days Div 3 State Meet (1996) Augustana Invit (1990) Eldridge Park (2004) Monmouth Park Credit Island Park Road Course INDIVIDUAL RECORDS - ALL COURSES Men’s Cross Country Records, All Courses 5000 meters 16:13 Jake Barr (2012, Augustana Sylvan Island Invitational) 4 miles 20:03 Ken Kite (1968, Monmouth Invitational) 8000 meters 24:28.8 Zach Barr (2004, NCAA Regional – Credit Island) 5 miles 25:38 Dan Schisler (1991, Coe Invitational) Men’s Cross Country Records, Home Course [Monmouth City Park, 1991-1998] - 5 Miles Overall 26:02 Dan Schisler, Monmouth (1991) Monmouth 26:02 Dan Schisler (1991) 6 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS - CLASS & DISTANCE All-time records are listed for each class (freshman through senior) for a number of common race distances. Times are listed with the year and race. The all-course record for each distance is denoted by an asterisk [*]. 4 miles 5 miles 8000 meters SENIOR 20:08 25:52 24:54 Ken Kite, 1968 Ken Kite, 1968 Geoff Bird, 2010 (MCAC - Chicago) (Wheaton) (Ill. College Invite) JUNIOR 20:06 * 25:52 24:28.8 Ed Ryan, 1969 Chris Pio, 1982 Zach Barr, 2004 (MCAC - Chicago) (MCAC - Carleton) (NCAA Regional) SOPH. 20:18 25:38 * 25:01 Ed Ryan, 1968 Dan Schisler, 1991 Clay Staley, 2007 (MCAC - Chicago) (Coe) (NCAA Regional) FRESH. 21:33 26:33 25:06 John Clingan, 1985 Dan Schisler, 1990 Dan Schisler, 1990 (Monmouth) (Lincoln Land) (NCAA Regional) INDIVIDUAL RECORDS - MIDWEST CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS MOST INDIVIDUAL ALL-CONFERENCE MEDALS: 4 - Dan Schisler (1990-93), Mark Luttrell (1990-93), Zach Barr (2002-06) 3 – Jon Welty (2009-11), Clay Staley (2000-08), Kel Bond (2004-06), Scott Heiar (2004-06), Frank Schweda (1995-97), Matt Jenkins (1994-96), Steve Hartman (1989-91), Chris Pio (1980,1982- 83), Ed Ryan (1968-70), Ken Kite (1966-68), Doug Carlson (1963-65) HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL CONFERENCE MEET PLACE: 1st place – Zach Barr (2004 – Lawrence); Jamie Verstraete (1996 - Carroll); Dan Schisler (1992 - St.
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