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Men DI 10/31/2016 Time Date Meet Dallas Baptist University 2:05:40 10 Team - Men DI 10/31/2016 Time Date Meet Dallas Baptist University 2:05:40 10/22/2016 Heartland Conference Championships Bethel College 2:10:44 10/22/2016 NAIA Great Lakes Challenge Roberts Wesleyan College 2:10:46.5 10/22/2016 East Coast Conference Championships Cedarville University 2:10:48.0 10/8/2016 Lewis Conference Cross-Over Indiana Wesleyan University 2:12:20.0 10/8/2016 Bethel Invitational Campbellsville University 2:12:23 10/22/2016 St. Louis Fall Classic Colorado Christian University 2:12:53 10/8/2016 Fort Hays State Tiger Open University of Northwestern 2:14:31 9/30/2016 UW-EAU CLAIRE BLUGOLD INVITE Judson University 2:14:36 10/22/2016 NAIA Seminole Valley Stampede Oklahoma Baptist University 2:14:44 10/8/2016 Bison Cross Country Invitational College of the Ozarks 2:16:58 10/22/2016 St. Louis College of Pharmacy Fall Classic, St. Louis, Mo. Ohio Christian University 2:17:27 10/14/2016 Jenna Strong Fall Classic Trinity Christian College 2:17:33 10/22/2016 Mt. Mercy NAIA Seminole Valley Stampede Emmanuel College 2:19:17 9/17/2016 Winthrop/Adidas 33RD Inviational Southwestern AG University 2:19:56 9/3/2016 Dallas Baptist University Grace College 2:20:0 9/9/2016 IWU Invite Warner University 2:20:47.97 10/22/2016 Sand Shark Columbia International University 2:24:34 10/29/2016 Toccoa Falls Invitational Oklahoma Wesleyan University 2:30:00 10/8/2016 Univ. Of Ozarks Belhaven University 2:31:29 10/1/2016 East Texas Baptist Invitational Life Pacific College 2:32:14 9/17/2016 UCR invite Cincinnati Christian University 2:35:24 10/14/2016 Jenna Strong XC Invitational Trinity International 2:38:03.62 10/22/2016 NAIA Great Lakes Challenge (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 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Anderson Invitational Logan Hawke 26:25.0 Columbia International University 10/29/2016 Toccoa Falls Invitational Ben Rankin 26:25.0 Grace College 10/22/2016 Great Lakes Challenge Bryson LaVerde 26:25.0 Life Pacific College 9/3/2016 Redlands Cross country invataional Nicholas Modlin 26:27.0 Judson University 9/9/2016 Spartan Classic at Aurora University Kyle Benecke 26:28.70 Ohio Christian University 10/14/2016 Jenna Strong Fall Classic Jesse Saxton 26:29.0 Indiana Wesleyan University 10/8/2016 Bethel Invitational Andy Herbert 26:34.0 Bethel College 10/7/2016 Bethel College Invite Will Ballard 26:38.0 Campbellsville University 10/22/2016 St. Louis Fall Classic Jacob Burgamy 26:38.3 Emmanuel College 9/17/2016 Winthrop/Adidas 33RD Inviational Urias Velasquez 26:38.3 Emmanuel College 10/1/2016 Louisville Classic Joel Bertelsen 26:40.0 Grace College 10/22/2016 Great Lakes Challenge Juwan Lamar 26:40.05 Emmanuel College 10/22/2016 Sand Shark Invitational Keegan Fitzsimmons 26:41.0 Trinity Christian College 10/22/2016 Mt. Mercy NAIA Seminole Valley Stampede Luke Bruns 26:45.0 Colorado Christian University 10/8/2016 Fort Hays State Tiger Open Christopher Sims 26:46.9 Roberts Wesleyan College 9/24/2016 Harry F. Anderson Invitational Deric Laurant 26:48.0 Indiana Wesleyan 10/22/2016 NAIA Great Lakes Challenge Anders Hanson 26:49.0 Colorado Christian University 10/8/2016 Fort Hays State Tiger Open Tyler Klinger 26:50.0 Bethel College 9/9/2016 IWU Invitational Nathan Gerrick 26:52.0 Indiana Wesleyan 10/22/2016 NAIA Great Lakes Challenge Chris Stoeckel 26:53.0 Campbellsville University 10/22/2016 St. Louis Fall Classic Robert Bruns 26:55.0 Judson University 10/22/2016 NAIA Seminole Valley Stampede Joe Capuchino 26:57.0 Central Christian College 10/22/2016 NAIA Mid-States Madison Duggan 26:57.39 Emmanuel College 10/22/2016 Sand Shark Invitational Jackson Peterson 26:58.8 University of Northwestern 10/15/2016 UW-OSHKOSH INVITE Daryle Worley 27:04.0 Judson University 10/22/2016 NAIA Seminole Valley Stampede Keaton Helm 27:09.0 Colorado Christian University 10/8/2016 Fort Hays State Tiger Open Jeremy Wood 27:09.7 College of the Ozarks 10/22/2016 St. Louis College of Pharmacy Fall Classic, St. Louis, Mo. Jonathon Gardner 27:10.20 Ohio Christian University 10/14/2016 Jenna Strong Fall Classic Tony Gatter 27:13.18 Trinity International University 10/22/2016 NAIA Great Lakes Challenge (Grand Rapids, Mich.) Doug Mumme 27:17.19 Belhaven University 10/15/2016 Mississippi College Choctaw Open Sam Hall 27:20.0 Grace College 10/22/2016 Great Lakes Challenge James Harkless 27:21.95 Warner University 10/22/2016 Sand Shark Cole Chudy 27:22.0 Colorado Christian University 10/8/2016 Fort Hays State Tiger Open Wil Maki 27:25.80 University of Northwestern 10/29/2016 UMAC Championships Shane York 27:26.2 College of the Ozarks 10/22/2016 St. Louis College of Pharmacy Fall Classic, St. Louis, Mo. Dameon Davis 27:26.4 College of the Ozarks 10/22/2016 St. Louis College of Pharmacy Fall Classic, St. Louis, Mo. Camyrn Snapp 27:27.0 Campbellsville University 10/22/2016 St. Louis Fall Classic Dylan Newton 27:27.00 Ohio Christian University 10/14/2016 Jenna Strong Fall Classic Joshua Ingalls 27:27.5 College of the Ozarks 10/22/2016 St. Louis College of Pharmacy Fall Classic, St. Louis, Mo. Loyal Carpenter 27:28.5 College of the Ozarks 10/22/2016 St. Louis College of Pharmacy Fall Classic, St. Louis, Mo. Cedillo, Adrian 27:31.1 Southwestern AG University 10/8/2016 Oklahoma Baptist University Cross Country Invitational Tyler Houvener 27:38.0 Grace College 10/22/2016 Great Lakes Challenge Luke Boss 27:41.0 Trinity Christian College 10/22/2016 Mt. 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