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Men's Cross Country - Official Athletic Site of Lewis University Page 1 of 3 INDIVIDUAL 1 Nick Hird Unattached 25:18 2 Michael Spain North Central College 25:33 3 Ryan Carrigan North Central College 25:52 4 John Lancaster North Central College 25:54 5 Chance Kelch Unattached 26:23 6 Nathaniel Hird North Central College 26:25 7 Sean Carlson North Central College 26:30 8 Brad Begyn Monmouth College 26:31 9 Kyle Brady North Central College 26:38 10 Chris Kane North Central College 26:40 11 Billy Miller Illinois Central College 26:51 12 Dan Buys North Central College 26:58 13 Andrew Garvey Edgewood College 27:11 14 Brian Lesiewicz North Central College 27:13 15 Nathan Ahart Unattached 27:20 16 Scott Sheller Monmouth College 27:30 17 Clay Staley Monmouth College 27:31 18 Patrick Walsh Lewis University 27:38 19 T.J. Luby Illinois Wesleyan University 27:45 20 Paul Kwak Illinois Wesleyan University 27:48 21 Rodney Oyler Greenville College 27:50 22 Brandon Hummer Saint Xavier University 27:52 23 Kevin Dockemeyer Lewis University 27:54 24 Justin Jones College of DuPage 27:57 25 Roy Witty Saint Xavier University 27:57 26 Tyler Saunders Illinois Wesleyan University 28:01 27 Matt Rychel Saint Xavier University 28:02 28 Kyle Horst North Central College 28:02 29 Scott Tanis Lewis University 28:02 30 Edgardo Medero Lewis University 28:03 31 Matt Schmidt Saint Ambrose University 28:07 32 Cory Shoopman Illinois Central College 28:07 33 Shane Leiby Illinois Central College 28:09 34 Dan Gruzwalski Saint Xavier University 28:10 35 Adam Chambers Illinois Wesleyan University 28:16 36 Jeff Ritzema Lewis University 28:17 37 Greg Stayley Lincoln College 28:18 38 Nick Kane North Central College 28:21 39 Ross Goers Lewis University 28:23 40 Seth Fankhauser Greenville College 28:24 41 Cole Prins Greenville College 28:30 42 Angel Perez Morton College 28:31 43 Kyle Lueken Illinois Central College 28:36 44 Dave Getz Illinois Wesleyan University 28:38 45 Eric Garcia Unattached 28:43 46 Matt McKinney Illinois Central College 28:45 47 Max Lustick Illinois Wesleyan University 28:45 48 Coree Woltering Greenville College 28:53 49 Matt Peharda Monmouth College 28:54 50 Connor Boushon Edgewood College 28:54 51 Bobbie Rachford Illinois Wesleyan University 28:56 52 Craig Hall Lincoln College 29:01 53 Jonathan Welty Monmouth College 29:01 54 Stafan Huber Lincoln College 29:11 55 Alan Rosiquez Monmouth College 29:14 http://lewisflyers.cstv.com/sports/m-xc/stats/2008-2009/mensbradley.html 9/15/2008 Men's Cross Country - Official Athletic Site of Lewis University Page 2 of 3 56 John Deutsch Lewis University 29:14 57 Jim Fahey Illinois Wesleyan University 29:19 58 Cody Roeder Illinois Central College 29:19 59 Zack Yeager Carl Sandburg College 29:32 60 Geoff Bird Monmouth College 29:34 61 Alfred Brown Illinois Wesleyan University 29:40 62 Leo Pathy Greenville College 29:42 63 Keith Lehuta Illinois Wesleyan University 29:42 64 Craig Maher Monmouth College 29:42 65 Sam Welch Illinois Wesleyan University 29:47 66 Ross Nelson Illinois Wesleyan University 29:48 67 Shaun Nibbe Greenville College 29:52 68 Ryan Perry College of DuPage 29:54 69 Austin Quinn Saint Ambrose University 29:57 70 Joe Chew Greenville College 30:00 71 Tim Bentz Monmouth College 30:01 72 Robert Deatherage Illinois Central College 30:02 73 Alan D'Ambrogio College of DuPage 30:03 74 John Spencer Greenville College 30:05 75 Collin Thomas Unattached 30:05 76 Matt Albert Lincoln College 30:09 77 Kip Lichdenburg Unattached 30:17 78 Mustafa Alavi Illinois Wesleyan University 30:20 79 Adrian Ramirez Morton College 30:21 80 Evan Kreiling Lincoln College 30:30 81 Frederick Kiprono Illinois Central College 30:31 82 Shawn Vandolah Lincoln College 30:32 83 Connor Hughes Elgin Community College 30:35 84 Chris Alexander Unattached 30:35 85 Kevin Seske Illinois Wesleyan University 30:36 86 Jack Dalziel College of DuPage 30:43 87 Luke Larson Greenville College 30:48 88 Katie Nowak Unattached 30:48 89 Cameron Costello Unattached 30:48 90 Chris George Unattached 30:49 91 Alex Robertson Greenville College 30:52 92 Xavier Ortiz Greenville College 30:54 93 Dan Oryall Edgewood College 31:04 94 Michael Nix Lincoln College 31:20 95 Chris Frey Edgewood College 31:22 96 Zack Wetzel Carl Sandburg College 31:27 97 Evan Ehrhardt Lincoln College 31:32 98 Manny Gonzalez Saint Xavier University 31:49 99 Stanley Calvin Greenville College 31:51 100 Kyle McKenna Saint Ambrose University 31:58 101 Rylan Mitchell Greenville College 32:00 102 David Vandecar Saint Ambrose University 32:04 103 Francisco Langner Edgewood College 32:20 104 Steven Mrozak College of DuPage 32:24 105 Sean Jankowski Unattached 32:27 106 Olanre Mabodu Lincoln College 32:30 107 Leo Gonzales Morton College 32:31 108 Matt Barr Carl Sandburg College 32:32 109 Greg Van Zuiden Illinois Wesleyan University 32:49 110 Chris Flake Greenville College 32:52 111 Nick Reed Illinois Central College 32:56 112 Bryce Fitch Greenville College 33:21 http://lewisflyers.cstv.com/sports/m-xc/stats/2008-2009/mensbradley.html 9/15/2008 Men's Cross Country - Official Athletic Site of Lewis University Page 3 of 3 113 Corey Vanskike Carl Sandburg College 33:32 114 Jose Balbuena Morton College 33:36 115 Alex Wolfe Greenville College 33:51 116 Alvaro Gutierrez Morton College 34:05 117 Angel E. Perez Morton College 34:30 118 Jamal Harrell Lincoln College 34:57 119 Matt Young Illinois Central College 35:26 120 Juan Olivares Morton College 35:57 121 Joe Shepherd Carl Sandburg College 37:04 122 Rob Quick Elgin Community College 38:00 123 Greg Arata College of DuPage 38:15 124 Darin Woody Lincoln College 39:09 125 John Lebeck Lincoln College 39:44 MEN'S TEAM RESULTS 1. North Central College 1 2 3 4 5 (7) (8) = 15 2. Lewis University 13 18 23 24 29 (31) (47) = 107 3. Monmouth College 6 11 12 40 44 (46) (50) = 113 4. Illinois Wesleyan University 14 15 21 28 36 (38) (42) = 114 5. Illinois Central College 9 25 26 35 37 (48) (55) = 132 6. Saint Xavier University 17 20 22 27 66 = 152 7. Greenville College 16 32 33 39 51 (52) (54) = 171 8. Lincoln College 30 43 45 57 59 (60) (63) = 234 9. Edgewood College 10 41 62 64 67 = 244 10. College of DuPage 19 53 56 61 68 (77) = 257 11. Morton College 34 58 69 72 73 (74) (75) = 306 12. Carl Sandburg College 49 65 70 71 76 = 331 http://lewisflyers.cstv.com/sports/m-xc/stats/2008-2009/mensbradley.html 9/15/2008.
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