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2006 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS 2007 Cross Country NCAA GREAT LAKES RE G IONA L 2006 NCAA NATIONA L CHAMPIONSHIP Bowling Green State University LaVern Gibson Course - Terre Haute, Ind. Bowling Green, Ohio November 20, 2006 November 11, 2006 Men’s 10,000-meter Run ------------------------------------------------------------------- Rank School Points 1. Josh Rohatinsky BYU 30:44.9 1. Wisconsin 52 2. Neftalem Araia Stanford 30:52.6 2. Notre Dame 104 3. Jess Baumgartner Southern Utah 30:53.2 3. Butler 107 4. Lopez Lomong Northern Arizona 30:59.8 4. Michigan State 113 5. Martin Fagan Providence 31:01.0 5. Eastern Michigan 137 6. Galen Rupp Oregon 31:03.0 6. Indiana 162 7. Jacob Korir Eastern Kentucky 31:03.5 7. Michigan 202 8. Peter Kosgei Arkansas 31:04.4 8. Indiana State 230 9. Aaron Aguayo Arizona State 31:06.6 9. Ohio State 232 10. Robert Cheseret Arizona 31:09.3 10. Cincinnati 314 11. Stuart Eagon Wisconsin 31:12.1 12. Brent Vaughn Colorado 31:13.0 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 13. Stephen Samoei UTEP 31:15.5 14. Chris Rombough Minnesota 31.16.9 Men’s 10,000-meter Run 15. Sean Quigley La Salle 31:20.0 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 16. Samuel Chelanga Fairleigh Dickinson 31:20.2 17. Kevin Chelimo Texas Tech 31:22.2 1. Corey Nowitzke Eastern Michigan 30:57.94 2. Scott Overall Butler 31:01.17 18. Tim Nelson Wisconsin 31:23.3 3. Jordan Kyle Indiana 31:02.43 19. Shadrack Songok Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 31:23.3 4. Alex Hains Butler 31:03.59 20. Stephen Pifer Colorado 31:24.2 5. Stuart Eagon Wisconsin 31:07.65 21. Phillip Reid Cal Poly 31:24.8 6. Chris Solinsky Wisconsin 31:07.67 22. Mark Korir Wyoming 31:24.8 7. Kurt Benninger Notre Dame 31:22.67 23. Mohamed Khadroui Iona 31:25.1 8. Patrick Smyth Notre Dame 31:23.21 24. Matt Withrow Wisconsin 31:25.7 9. Craig Miller Wisconsin 31:25.71 25. Seth Pilkington Weber State 31:32.2 10. Brandon Bethke Wisconsin 31:26.83 30. Corey Nowitzke Eastern Michigan 31:36.5 11. Justin Kunz Indiana State 31:28.69 12. Stephan Shay Michigan State 31:33.80 13. John Ealy Ohio State 31:34.29 14. Eddie Kipchoge Bowling Green 31:35.47 15. Jeff Powers Central Michigan 31:36.42 16. Justin Zonotti Michigan State 31:38.16 17. Scott Mueller Marquette 31:41.20 18. Josh Perrin Eastern Michigan 31:41.93 19. John Black Michigan 31:45.27 20. Timothy McLeod Indiana 31:46.67 21. Matt Bartlebaugh Michigan State 31:47.73 22. Andrew Lacy Wisconsin 31:49.52 23. Richard Kay Butler 31:50.66 24. Brock Hagerman Notre Dame 31:53.24 25. Todd Ptacek Notre Dame 31:53.94 26. Michael Woods Michigan 31:54.27 27. Darren Gauson Butler 31:55.37 28. Alex Bailey Ohio State 31:56.11 29. Adam Sprangel Michigan State 31:59.17 30. Mike Anderson Dayton 31:59.34 31. John Dixon Cincinnati 31:59.82 32. Codie See Wisconsin 31:59.83 33. Mark Fruin Indiana 32:01.31 34. Seth Hutchinson Kent State 32:02.91 35. Nick Katsefaras Michigan State 32:05.11 36. Scott Keeney Indiana State 32:09.17 37. Josh Karanja Eastern Michigan 32:12.37 38. Dustin Voss Michigan State 32:14.32 39. Neal Naughton Eastern Michigan 32:15.46 40. Jake Watson Notre Dame 32:16.70 41. Brennon Plotner Indiana 32:17.79 42. David Brent Eastern Michigan 32:18.46 Corey Nowitzke races to victory at the 50. Chris Baldwin Eastern Michigan 32:27.89 2006 NCAA Great Lakes Regional Championships. 52. Kevin Naughton Eastern Michigan 32:29.22 17 2007 Eastern Michigan Men’s Cross Country Media Guide 2006 MAC CHAMPIONSHIPS Team Results 1. Eastern Michigan 23 2006 Mid-American Conference 2. Central Michigan 64 3. Kent State 72 Men’s Cross Country Championship • Oct. 28, 2006 4. Miami 144 5. Ohio 148 University at Buffalo • Buffaly, N.Y. 6. Akron 156 7. Buffalo 163 Results by Order of Finish 8. Bowling Green 208 8,000-meter Run: 76 Participants 9. Toledo 256 1. Corey Nowitzke Eastern Michigan 26:52.6 MAC Coach of the Year 2. Josh Perrin Eastern Michigan 27:20.9 3. David Brent Eastern Michigan 27:56.0 John Goodridge-EMU 4. Jason Hedman Akron 27:57.1 5. Ben Wietmarschen Kent State 27:58.4 6. Jeff Powers Central Michigan 28:03.2 7. Josh Karanja Eastern Michigan 28:04.5 Men’s All-MAC Team 8. Matt Loiselle Central Michigan 28:04.5 First Team 9. Ryan Spellman Kent State 28:12.2 Corey Nowitzke - Eastern Michigan 10. Neal Naughton Eastern Michigan 28:21.0 Josh Perrin - Eastern Michigan 11. Andrew Manning Central Michigan 28:25.0 David Brent - Eastern Michigan 12. Curtis Vollmar Eastern Michigan 28:26.1 Jason Hedman- Akron 13. Brian King Ohio 28:26.1 Ben Weitmarschen- Kent State 14. Curtis Baldwin Eastern Michigan 28:29.4 Jeff Powers- Central Michigan 15. Jacob Korir Central Michigan 28:29.6 Josh Karanja- Eastern Michigan 16. Shamus Eaton Ohio 28:32.5 17. Seth Hutchinson Kent State 28:32.7 Second Team 18. Eddie Kipchoge Bowling Green 28:33.9 Matt Loiselle- Central Michigan 19. Dan McKenna Buffalo 28:35.5 Ryan Spellman- Kent State 20. Dan Klatt Kent State 28:35.8 Neal Naughton- Eastern Michigan 21. Matt Willing Eastern Michigan 28:39.0 Andrew Manning- Central Michigan 22. Aiman Scullion Kent State 28:44.7 2007 Cross Country Curtis Vollmar- Eastern Michigan 23. Ray Armstrong Kent State 28:45.6 Brian King- Ohio 24. Andy Leonard Buffalo 28:49.3 Chris Baldwin- Eastern Michigan 25. Daniel Cramer Central Michigan 28:51.9 26. Pat Sovacool Miami 28:52.5 27. Paul Krebs Miami 28:52.6 Men’s All-MAC 28. Kevin Naughton Eastern Michigan 28:54.3 29. Brad Wells Bowling Green 28:59.8 All-Academic Team 30. Kevin Silver Miami 29:03.5 Corey Nowitzke - Eastern Michigan Jeff Swartzel- Akron Andy Leonard- Buffalo Matt Loiselle- Central Michigan EMU Individual Finishes Andrew Manning- Central Michigan Seth Hutchinson- Kent State 1. Corey Nowitzke ..............................26:52.6 Ben Weitmarschen- Kent State 2. Josh Perrin .......................................27:20.9 Pat Sovacool- Miami Shamus Eaton- Ohio 3. David Brent .....................................27:56.0 Brian King- Ohio 7. Josh Karanja ....................................28:04.5 10. Neal Naughton ................................28:21.0 12. Curtis Vollmar ................................23:26.1 14. Curtis Baldwin ................................28:29.4 21. Matt Willing ....................................28:39.0 28. Kevin Naughton ............................28:54.3 18 2007 Eastern Michigan Men’s Cross Country Media Guide EMU MAC CHAMPIONSHIPS 2007 Cross Country 1986 1991 1. EASTERN MICHIGAN 66 1. EASTERN MICHIGAN 30 1973 2. Miami 82 2. Western Michigan 74 1. EASTERN MICHIGAN 56 3. Ohio 86 3. Central Michigan 97 2. Ball State 88 4. Bowling Green 96 4. Kent State 115 3. Miami 92 Western Michigan 96 5. Bowling Green 124 4. Bowling Green 107 6. Central Michigan 104 6. Ohio 128 5. Kent State 129 7. Ball State 148 7. Miami 155 6. Toledo 143 8. Toledo 228 8. Ball State 199 7. Central Michigan 163 9. Kent State 288 9. Toledo 246 8. Western Michigan 165 9. Ohio 224 Coach of the Year: Bob Parks (EMU) Coach of the Year: Jack Shaw (WMU) 10. Northern Illinois 266 MAC Champ: Ron Johnson (CMU) MAC Champ: Jim Loveless (KSU) Coach of the Year: Bob Parks (EMU) MAC Champ: Gordon Minty (EMU) 1990 1. EASTERN MICHIGAN 53 2. Ball State 56 1992 3. Miami 87 1. EASTERN MICHIGAN 32 1974 4. Bowling Green 101 2. Ohio 91 1. EASTERN MICHIGAN 29 5. Ohio 117 3. Central Michigan 95 2. Kent State 82 6. Western Michigan 135 4. Miami 106 3. Ball State 85 7. Central Michigan 165 5. Bowling Green 142 4. Bowling Green 108 8. Kent State 181 6. Ball State 149 5. Western Michigan 143 9. Toledo 227 7. Western Michigan 157 6. Miami 151 8. Kent State 171 7. Toledo 156 Coach of the Year: Bob Parks (EMU) 9. Toledo 236 8. Central Michigan 180 MAC Champ: John Harmeyer (BSU) 10. Akron 282 9. Ohio 190 10. Northern Illinois 308 Coach of the Year: Elmore Banton (Ohio) MAC Champ: Dominic Middleton (EMU) Coach of the Year: Bob Parks (EMU) MAC Champ: Gordon Minty (EMU) 19 2007 Eastern Michigan Men’s Cross Country Media Guide EMU MAC CHAMPIONSHIPS 2000 1. EASTERN MICHIGAN 38 1993 2005 2. Central Michigan 80 1. EASTERN MICHIGAN 40 1. EASTERN MICHIGAN 30 Miami 80 2. Miami 51 2. Miami 64 4. Western Michigan 112 3. Ohio 101 3. Ball State 85 5. Kent State 143 4. Kent State 120 4. Central Michigan 129 6. Bowling Greem 145 5. Central Michigan 132 5. Ohio 135 7. Ball State 183 6. Akron 135 6. Bowling Green 159 8. Akron 245 7. Buffalo 137 7. Western Michigan 162 8. Bowling Green 229 9. Marshall 249 8. Akron 190 9. Toledo 273 10. Buffalo 252 9. Kent State 220 11. Ohio 266 10. Toledo 244 Coach of the Year: John Goodridge 12. Toledo 329 (EMU) Coach of the Year: Chuck Zody (Miami) MAC Champ: Dan Huling (Miami) Coach of the Year: Bob Parks (EMU) MAC Champ: Carl Warren (EMU) MAC Champ: Blake McDowell (EMU) 2006 1. EASTERN MICHIGAN 23 2007 Cross Country 1994 2. Central Michigan 64 1. EASTERN MICHIGAN 37 2001 3. Kent State 72 2. Ohio 64 1. EASTERN MICHIGAN 30 4.
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