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DATE: 10/08/11 PLACE: Desales DATE: 10/08/11 PLACE: DeSales University (Overall Results) DISTANCE: 5 Miles TEAM SCORES -- OVERALL - MEN PLACE SCHOOL INDIVIDUAL SCORES TOTAL 1 Dickinson College 1 8 15 16 18 58 2 Allegheny College 2 11 14 33 44 104 3 Messiah College 5 20 37 38 49 149 4 Saint Vincent College 10 27 30 31 53 151 5 Kutztown University 13 35 36 54 57 195 6 Susquehanna University 7 26 41 69 74 217 7 Gwynedd Mercy 12 19 23 65 107 226 8 York College of Pa 6 17 25 87 104 239 9 Moravian College 29 34 40 48 178 329 10 DeSales University 50 59 64 70 95 338 11 Scranton University 9 60 73 92 105 339 12 Grove City College 51 55 61 81 94 342 13 Salisbury University 3 45 79 102 114 343 14 Misericordia College 43 52 77 83 97 352 15 Roanoke College 4 80 101 116 119 420 16 Richard Stockton College 66 68 90 98 109 431 17 Ursinus College 21 39 117 139 153 469 18 Molloy College 46 58 108 124 147 483 19 Marywood College 56 72 100 112 149 489 20 Penn State Behrend 32 75 78 148 159 492 21 Lebanon Valley College 47 85 89 138 164 523 22 Drew University 24 86 133 190 203 636 23 Rowan University B 82 136 141 142 176 677 24 Swarthmore College 93 140 165 177 179 754 25 St. Mary's College of MD 110 137 160 171 188 766 26 Widener University 122 152 158 173 234 839 27 Keystone College 76 166 167 202 229 840 28 Muhlenberg College 120 128 162 169 267 846 29 Waynesburg University 129 163 175 187 205 859 30 Wilkes University 123 172 198 211 226 930 31 Howard Community College 103 155 192 233 287 970 32 Frostburg State University 125 150 225 239 259 998 33 Albright College 42 223 227 238 277 1007 34 Lycoming College 193 197 200 224 231 1045 35 Stevenson College 144 230 235 237 253 1099 36 Bergen Community College 196 209 218 236 248 1107 37 PennState Abington 143 208 232 266 274 1123 38 FDU-Florham 127 195 256 269 278 1125 39 Goucher College 180 212 243 249 252 1136 40 Kings College 215 219 250 251 262 1197 41 Phila Biblical 184 247 257 258 261 1207 42 Alvernia University 168 213 270 272 291 1214 43 Centenary College 183 216 281 286 288 1254 44 PennState Harrisburg 222 244 255 289 293 1303 45 Gallaudet University 245 273 280 283 285 1366 INDIVIDUAL RESULTS – OVERALL – MEN 1 Dylan Straughn Dickinson College 25:56.24 2 Robert Over Allegheny College 26:01.29 JR 3 Ryan Jackson Salisbury University 26:02.77 4 Tim Smith Roanoke College 26:05.61 SR 5 Tyler Newhook Messiah College 26:09.77 SR 6 Tim Hartung York College of Pa 26:13.94 SO 7 Ian Quinlan Susquehanna University 26:16.83 SR 8 Ted MacDonald Dickinson College 26:18.54 9 Chris Wasnetsky Scranton University 26:19.05 10 Kevin Wanichko Saint Vincent College 26:24.16 SR 11 Patrick McLaughlin Allegheny College 26:32.71 SR 12 Joe Kubiak Gwynedd Mercy 26:35.32 SO 13 Zach Fleming Kutztown University 26:36.33 SO 14 Kevin Edwards Allegheny College 26:37.21 JR 15 Andrew Fine Dickinson College 26:40.45 16 Henry Mynatt Dickinson College 26:41.06 17 Steven Childres York College of Pa 26:41.43 JR 18 Ryan Steinbock Dickinson College 26:41.77 19 Matt VanDenHengel Gwynedd Mercy 26:53.59 SR 20 Zach Hoagland Messiah College 26:54.70 SR 21 Sam Stortz Ursinus College 26:55.01 JR 22 David Breen Dickinson College 26:57.53 23 Brett Kubiak Gwynedd Mercy 27:05.87 SO 24 Steve Monteleone Drew University 27:07.81 SR 25 John Wallace York College of Pa 27:07.98 SO 26 Joe Zamadics Susquehanna University 27:09.40 SR 27 Cam Stumme Saint Vincent College 27:10.14 JR 28 Sean Galiczynski Dickinson College 27:10.55 29 James Pagano Dickinson College 27:11.21 30 Matt Lutcza Moravian College 27:13.25 SR 31 Andrew Razanauskas Saint Vincent College 27:14.42 SO 32 Ryan Barlow Saint Vincent College 27:15.53 SR 33 Denny Lydon Penn State Behrend 27:15.69 SO 34 Mike Vlah Allegheny College 27:16.04 JR 35 Alex Strenta Dickinson College 27:16.26 36 Dylan Marton Moravian College 27:17.86 JR 37 Eli Weeks Kutztown University 27:20.44 JR 38 Andrew Hinrichs Kutztown University 27:25.82 SO 39 Matthew Herring Messiah College 27:25.97 SR 40 Daniel Herring Messiah College 27:26.13 SR 41 Jatin Narang Ursinus College 27:29.56 SO 42 Donnie Noble Moravian College 27:31.24 JR 43 Paul Crowe Susquehanna University 27:31.53 FR 44 George Cook Albright College 27:33.41 SR 45 AJ Limongelli Misericordia College 27:40.82 FR 46 Jack Denison Allegheny College 27:41.15 SO 47 Dennis Young Dickinson College 27:41.80 48 Alex Arias Salisbury University 27:42.19 49 Ryan Healy Molloy College 27:43.56 50 Greg Clark Dickinson College 27:44.99 51 Andrew Goelz Lebanon Valley College 27:47.57 FR 52 Alec Duncan Moravian College 27:47.68 FR 53 Craig Hutcheson Messiah College 27:48.85 SR 54 Zach Kaminski DeSales University 27:48.96 SO 55 Alec Schultz Grove City College 27:49.82 SO 56 Bill Cooney Misericordia College 27:53.94 JR 57 Chansler Poole Saint Vincent College 27:55.12 SO 58 Ryan Reich Kutztown University 27:55.54 SR 59 Mark Talbott Grove City College 27:56.08 SO 60 RJ Every Open Athletes 27:58.29 61 Eric Sprenkler Marywood College 27:59.16 JR 62 Joe Dyas Kutztown University 28:00.04 JR 63 Nick Dibenedetto Molloy College 28:02.29 64 Dan Beck DeSales University 28:02.40 SO 65 Pat Casterline Scranton University 28:02.56 66 Paulson Domasky Grove City College 28:03.45 SO 67 Steve Esposito Kutztown University 28:04.38 SR 68 Omar Hyjek Dickinson College 28:04.82 69 James Rynes Allegheny College 28:05.64 FR 70 Jack Tarpey DeSales University 28:05.73 SR 71 Tyler Rooke Gwynedd Mercy 28:06.84 JR 72 Joe Ennis Richard Stockton College 28:07.29 JR 73 Jake Austin Kutztown University 28:07.67 SO 74 Nick Stender Dickinson College 28:08.33 75 Alex Bruno Richard Stockton College 28:08.99 JR 76 Alexander Price Susquehanna University 28:11.68 FR 77 Dan Szilagyi DeSales University 28:13.00 SR 78 Robert Sansevere Dickinson College 28:14.16 79 Alex Simon Allegheny College 28:14.38 FR 80 Brian Lewis Marywood College 28:16.63 JR 81 Jason Bohenek Scranton University 28:17.16 82 Brendan Kane Susquehanna University 28:18.11 JR 83 Peter Sisson Dickinson College 28:18.82 84 Michael Smolinski Penn State Behrend 28:20.27 SO 85 Justin Clarke Keystone College 28:21.44 FR 86 Kyle Suponcic Misericordia College 28:23.00 SR 87 Billy Cvecko Penn State Behrend 28:23.60 FR 88 John Fitzgerald Salisbury University 28:24.70 89 Andrew Bernstein Roanoke College 28:24.71 SO 90 Timothy Coyle Grove City College 28:25.63 JR 91 Jon Sewnig Rowan University B 28:25.88 92 Dave McLean Misericordia College 28:27.39 FR 93 Brad Mayer Kutztown University 28:27.83 FR 94 Carl Blickle Open Athletes 28:28.04 95 Dan Martin Susquehanna University 28:28.82 SR 96 Mac Norman Kutztown University 28:30.52 FR 97 Eliott Bonds Lebanon Valley College 28:31.15 SO 98 Erik Gray Drew University 28:31.79 SR 99 Craig Eppler York College of Pa 28:32.32 SO 100 Josh Hooke Saint Vincent College 28:33.48 SR 101 Nick D'Angelo Lebanon Valley College 28:35.65 SR 102 Jim Codianni Richard Stockton College 28:35.69 SR 103 Caleb Liddick Messiah College 28:35.76 SR 104 Jake Kanavy Scranton University 28:36.92 105 Staurt Russell Swarthmore College 28:37.09 SO 106 Hunter Smith Dickinson College 28:37.17 107 Wesley Coopersmith Grove City College 28:38.49 JR 108 Drew Kilker Dickinson College 28:39.48 109 Brent Clauser DeSales University 28:40.25 SR 110 Eric Porter Saint Vincent College 28:40.36 FR 111 JW Krall Misericordia College 28:40.46 SO 112 Mitchell Berlin Richard Stockton College 28:40.85 SO 113 Aaron Reynolds Messiah College 28:41.53 JR 114 Eric LiPuma Marywood College 28:41.67 FR 115 Ian Trepanier Roanoke College 28:42.69 FR 116 Matthew Hallenbeck Salisbury University 28:43.98 117 Andrew Parlette Howard Community College 28:44.80 FR 118 Aaron Robertson York College of Pa 28:45.13 SO 119 Greg Eyer Allegheny College 28:48.70 SR 120 Jeremy Evans Scranton University 28:48.97 121 Justin Zarzaca Susquehanna University 28:50.41 SR 122 James Rogers Gwynedd Mercy 28:52.30 JR 123 Mike mc Shane Molloy College 28:52.71 124 James Rivers Richard Stockton College 28:53.92 SO 125 David Kersey St. Mary's College of MD 28:54.41 FR 126 Michael Miller Grove City College 28:55.68 SO 127 Kevin Seemiller Marywood College 28:56.34 FR 128 Walter Cantwell Scranton University 28:56.57 JR 129 Tyler Miluski Salisbury University 28:57.27 130 Joe Joniec Gwynedd Mercy 28:57.73 FR 131 Austin Grubb Roanoke College 28:58.12 SO 132 Mark Gapinski Ursinus College 28:58.75 JR 133 Matt Smith York College of Pa 28:58.90 SO 134 Drew Landgren Roanoke College 28:59.28 SO 135 Andy Henry Muhlenberg College 29:01.06 136 Scott Woolford Messiah College 29:01.45 SR 137 Michael Stetson York College of Pa 29:02.61 FR 138 Nick Chekas Widener University 29:03.59 FR 139 Tomas McLaughlin Saint Vincent College 29:03.78 SR 140 Tim Jurkowski Wilkes University 29:04.52 FR 141 Nick Filippazzo Molloy College 29:04.74 142 Jesse Henderson Frostburg State University 29:04.89 SR 143 Wil Murray York College of Pa 29:05.05 FR 144 Evan Breitsch Allegheny College 29:05.13 SO 145 John Bayeux DeSales University 29:05.22 FR 146 Mark Weinhoffer Dickinson College 29:05.57 147 Lance Claflin Allegheny College 29:07.38 SO 148 John Cahill FDU-Florham 29:07.98 FR 149 Tom McGuire Muhlenberg College 29:08.37 SO 150 Brandon Dugan Waynesburg University 29:08.38 FR 151 Adam Rudy Salisbury University 29:11.61 152 Tim Skarda Salisbury University 29:11.99 153 Francis Ridge Grove City College 29:12.27 JR 154 Zack Mower Drew University 29:12.98 JR 155 Benjamin Henderson Grove City College 29:15.29 JR 156 Adam Wojtysiak Roanoke College 29:15.55 SO 157 Ryan Guth DeSales University 29:15.66 SO 158 Mike Lewis Rowan University B 29:17.82 159 Nathan Myers Messiah College 29:18.99 SR 160 Matthew Bennett St.
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