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Lebanon Valley Cross Countr Lebanon Valley Cross Country Invitational Boy's / Men's Team Scores TEAM SCORES -- HS JR VARSITY BOY XC PLACE SCHOOL INDIVIDUAL SCORES TOTAL 1 St. Joseph Prep HS 2 4 5 6 8 25 2 Central York HS 1 3 12 16 17 49 3 Cedar Crest HS 7 9 10 11 13 50 TEAM SCORES -- HS BOYS VARSITY XC PLACE SCHOOL INDIVIDUAL SCORES TOTAL 1 St. Joseph Prep HS 1 2 6 7 8 24 2 Central York HS 3 5 9 19 25 61 3 Cedar Crest HS 13 15 16 17 18 79 4 Oxford HS 12 14 21 23 31 101 5 Cocalico HS 4 24 27 28 29 112 6 Annville-Cleona HS 10 20 22 36 38 126 TEAM SCORES -- COLLEGE MEN 8K XC PLACE SCHOOL INDIVIDUAL SCORES TOTAL 1 University of Mary Washington 2 9 10 11 15 47 2 Messiah College 3 7 12 13 14 49 3 Gettysburg College 4 5 6 17 26 58 4 York College of Pa 8 19 31 39 54 151 5 Elizabethtown College 25 27 32 33 35 152 6 Rutgers - Camden 1 24 30 42 58 155 7 Dickinson College 29 34 36 37 40 176 8 Lebanon Valley College 18 47 49 50 53 217 9 Gwynedd Mercy College 46 48 51 66 67 278 10 Eastern University 20 63 65 75 81 304 11 Hood College 52 60 62 69 70 313 12 Penn State Berks-Lehigh 57 68 82 88 89 384 13 Mount Aloysius College 73 76 78 84 87 398 14 Penn State Harrisburg 72 83 86 92 94 427 Back to Home Page Lebanon Valley Cross Country Invitational Girls / Women Team Scores TEAM SCORES -- HS JR VAR GIRLS XC PLACE SCHOOL INDIVIDUAL SCORES TOTAL 1 Central York HS 1 2 3 4 5 15 TEAM SCORES -- HS GIRLS VARSITY XC PLACE SCHOOL INDIVIDUAL SCORES TOTAL 1 Central York HS 2 3 7 9 11 32 2 Cedar Crest HS 4 5 6 10 17 42 3 Cocalico HS 8 13 15 16 18 70 4 Oxford HS 1 12 19 22 24 78 TEAM SCORES -- COLLEGE WOMEN 5K XC PLACE SCHOOL INDIVIDUAL SCORES TOTAL 1 Messiah College 2 8 10 11 12 43 2 Gettysburg College 3 4 7 16 28 58 3 University of Mary Washington 1 19 20 23 25 88 4 Elizabethtown College 6 17 18 21 38 100 5 Dickinson College 26 30 31 35 36 158 6 Gwynedd Mercy College 9 14 27 57 61 168 7 Lebanon Valley College 5 34 41 50 51 181 8 York College of Pa 24 44 49 62 63 242 9 Eastern University 37 47 48 55 58 245 10 Hood College 22 52 54 74 76 278 11 Penn State Berks-Lehigh 33 53 75 81 83 325 12 Mount Aloysius College 65 69 70 71 72 347 13 Penn State Harrisburg 78 79 80 84 85 406 Back to Home Page Lebanon Valley Cross Country Invitational Boy's / Men's Individual Results INDIVIDUAL RESULTS -- HS JR VARSITY BOY XC DATE: 09/06/08 TIME: 09:15 AM PLACE: LEBANON VALLEY COLLEGE X COUNTRY INVITATIONAL MEET DISTANCE: 5000 METERS PLACE COMPETITOR SCHOOL TIME GRADE 1 Drew Belnick Central York HS 19:03.63 FR 2 Terrance Murphy St. Joseph Prep HS 19:09.95 SO 3 Jacob Gilliland Central York HS 19:11.32 FR 4 Frank Dehel St. Joseph Prep HS 19:19.45 SR 5 Francis Kelly St. Joseph Prep HS 19:23.40 SO 6 Jon Sharp St. Joseph Prep HS 19:35.60 JR 7 Steve Kurban Cedar Crest HS 19:40.76 JR 8 Sean Travers St. Joseph Prep HS 19:45.37 SR 9 Timothy Reist Cedar Crest HS 20:12.23 SO 10 Braden Ozella Cedar Crest HS 20:23.49 SR 11 Ethan Bingeman Cedar Crest HS 20:28.49 JR 12 Grant Meckley Central York HS 20:34.31 SO 13 David Macmilan Cedar Crest HS 20:46.07 SO 14 Andrew Campbell Cedar Crest HS 20:46.50 SO 15 Tyler Chanas Cedar Crest HS 21:02.54 SR 16 Brian Hamilton Cedar Crest HS 21:19.19 SR 17 Alex Harmuth Cedar Crest HS 21:19.41 SR 18 Tyler Robinson Cedar Crest HS 21:27.48 SO 19 Pat Lyons Central York HS 21:39.56 SR 20 Johnathan Jackson Cedar Crest HS 21:42.03 JR 21 Joe Kutch Cedar Crest HS 21:57.74 JR 22 Benjamin Simpkins Cedar Crest HS 24:02.26 SO 23 Kevin Schaefer Cedar Crest HS 24:04.02 SR 24 Gavin Kennedy Cedar Crest HS 24:06.82 SR 25 Michael Rismiller Cocalico HS 24:23.68 SO 26 Tim Sensenig Cocalico HS 24:49.17 SO 27 Zach Anderson Cedar Crest HS 25:32.34 JR 28 Dan Snyder Central York HS 26:45.99 SR 29 Kenneth Cheng Cedar Crest HS 29:59.38 SR 30 Trevor Slade Annville-Cleona HS 31:36.38 SO INDIVIDUAL RESULTS -- HS BOYS VARSITY XC DATE: 09/06/08 TIME: 10:45 AM PLACE: LEBANON VALLEY COLLEGE X COUNTRY INVITATIONAL MEET DISTANCE: 5000 METERS PLACE COMPETITOR SCHOOL TIME GRADE 1 Chris O'Sullivan St. Joseph Prep HS 16:51.46 JR 2 John Pickhaver St. Joseph Prep HS 16:53.88 SR 3 Ben Myers Central York HS 17:20.19 SR 4 John Wallace Cocalico HS 17:30.13 SR 5 Luke Swomley Central York HS 17:35.84 JR 6 Tim Dougherty St. Joseph Prep HS 17:45.24 SR 7 John Castillo St. Joseph Prep HS 17:59.13 SR 8 Brian Wolff St. Joseph Prep HS 18:07.65 SO 9 Ryan Lutz Central York HS 18:09.13 SR 10 Ben Rhoads Annville-Cleona HS 18:24.07 SO 11 Matt Chung St. Joseph Prep HS 18:31.37 JR 12 Alex Camacho Oxford HS 18:34.83 SO 13 Van Hunter Adams Cedar Crest HS 18:39.12 SO 14 Anthony Terranova Oxford HS 18:43.73 JR 15 Aaron Donnachie Cedar Crest HS 18:49.61 JR 16 Matt Holzman Cedar Crest HS 19:07.90 SR 17 Shaun Ditzler Cedar Crest HS 19:10.81 FR 18 Darren Dobroksi Cedar Crest HS 19:16.85 JR 19 Cody Ray Central York HS 19:17.29 SR 20 Eric Scherer Annville-Cleona HS 19:17.62 SO 21 Michael Blaesser Oxford HS 19:18.06 JR 22 Theo Umble Annville-Cleona HS 19:20.53 FR 23 Dan Hubley Oxford HS 19:20.86 JR 24 Kyle Conner Cocalico HS 19:31.02 JR 25 Jordan Strine Central York HS 19:34.37 SO 26 Ethan Bennis Central York HS 19:37.61 SR 27 Frank Weitoish Cocalico HS 19:38.16 JR 28 Eric Waskowicz Cocalico HS 19:40.20 JR 29 Dustin Martin Cocalico HS 19:46.02 SR 30 Jordan Bleyer Cedar Crest HS 19:50.96 SR 31 Mike Mckeever Oxford HS 19:59.14 JR 32 Alex Gilliland Central York HS 20:12.88 JR 33 Andrew Trefny Cocalico HS 20:14.47 JR 34 John Bar Oxford HS 20:59.23 SR 35 Kam Mueller Cocalico HS 20:59.84 FR 36 Nate Fox Annville-Cleona HS 21:03.63 SO 37 Bryan Bernreuther Oxford HS 21:12.20 SR 38 Will Brennan Annville-Cleona HS 22:09.98 SO 39 Max J. Smith Annville-Cleona HS 22:31.18 SO INDIVIDUAL RESULTS -- COLLEGE MEN 8K XC DATE: 09/06/08 TIME: 11:45 AM PLACE: LEBANON VALLEY COLLEGE X COUNTRY INVITATIONAL MEET DISTANCE: 8000 METERS PLACE COMPETITOR SCHOOL TIME GRADE 1 Travis Stewart Rutgers - Camden 26:19.74 SR 2 Frank Devar University of Mary Washington 26:27.42 JR 3 Frank Eanes Messiah College 26:48.24 SR 4 Jeff Butterworth Gettysburg College 26:51.87 JR 5 Greg Cumming Gettysburg College 26:57.91 SR 6 Daniel O'Neill Gettysburg College 26:59.23 SO 7 Tyler Newhook Messiah College 27:01.53 FR 8 Jesse Jaeger York College of Pa 27:02.85 SR 9 Matt Cash University of Mary Washington 27:06.75 JR 10 Jake Pattyson University of Mary Washington 27:10.54 JR 11 Jason Driscoll University of Mary Washington 27:11.58 JR 12 Arthur Black Messiah College 27:18.12 JR 13 Peter Schenk Messiah College 27:21.97 JR 14 Cory Kaufman Messiah College 27:29.88 JR 15 Jt Newcomb University of Mary Washington 27:31.19 SR 16 Brian Fulton University of Mary Washington 27:31.74 JR 17 Brenden Repack Gettysburg College 27:33.34 FR 18 Bradley Sweigert Lebanon Valley College 27:37.24 SO 19 Matt Provonche York College of Pa 27:38.06 SO 20 Mike Wilson Eastern University 27:39.16 JR 21 Kyle Anderson University of Mary Washington 27:42.01 FR 22 Jeffrey Smeiles Messiah College 27:44.32 JR 23 Matthew Herring Messiah College 27:47.34 FR 24 Frank Iwanicki Rutgers - Camden 27:55.74 JR 25 Eric Reichert Elizabethtown College 27:59.42 FR 26 Greg Williams Gettysburg College 27:59.86 JR 27 Jeremy Matula Elizabethtown College 28:05.30 SR 28 Clay Reynolds Gettysburg College 28:09.04 SO 29 Wilson Riccardo Dickinson College 28:12.00 SR 30 Jon Salamon Rutgers - Camden 28:12.88 SR 31 Jason Hinkle York College of Pa 28:13.10 JR 32 Evan Dearmitt Elizabethtown College 28:14.09 FR 33 Myles Lund Elizabethtown College 28:14.64 JR 34 Justin Mullen University of Mary Washington 28:15.02 FR 35 Grigory Iventichev Dickinson College 28:16.56 SR 36 Chris Heisey Elizabethtown College 28:17.93 SO 37 David Gayek University of Mary Washington 28:18.65 FR 38 Daniel Herring Messiah College 28:20.24 FR 39 David Breen Dickinson College 28:25.08 SR 40 Sean Galizynski Dickinson College 28:28.86 SR 41 Ryan Pastore Messiah College 28:30.02 SO 42 Jeremy Ansbach Unattached - L V C 28:31.28 43 Taylor Munoz Messiah College 28:31.67 SO 44 Rob Werk Gettysburg College 28:32.05 SR 45 Bret Kilefner York College of Pa 28:34.41 SO 46 Erik Bachrach Dickinson College 28:34.85 SR 47 Russell Speiden Elizabethtown College 28:35.51 FR 48 Mark Mccaskey Messiah College 28:36.66 SR 49 Christopher Boyd Messiah College 28:38.26 FR 50 Adam Biner Rutgers - Camden 28:38.70 FR 51 Sean Denson Dickinson College 28:42.49 SR 52 Dennis Young Dickinson College 28:44.41 SR 53 Scott Derkacz Elizabethtown College 28:46.77 SR 54 Daniel Strein Gettysburg College 28:50.95 SR 55 Crai8g Hutcheson Messiah College 28:51.82 FR 56 Mo Yousuf University of Mary Washington 28:52.48 JR 57 Matthew Vandenhengel Gwynedd Mercy College 28:55.23 FR 58 Gabriel Lincoln Lebanon Valley College 28:55.78 SO 59 Charlie Larsen Elizabethtown College 28:56.49 FR 60 Dylan Rulander Elizabethtown College 28:56.82 SR 61 John Watts Gwynedd Mercy College 28:58.41 SO 62 Courtland Hoose Lebanon Valley College 29:00.56 FR 63 Tom Robson Dickinson College 29:02.75 JR 64 Jim Myers Gettysburg College 29:02.97 FR 65 Marc Stachowski Gettysburg College 29:03.25 FR 66 Andrew Reed Gettysburg College 29:09.56 JR 67 Nicholas D'Angelo Lebanon Valley College 29:13.41 FR 68 Nik Tama Gettysburg College 29:17.64 SO 69 Ben Khouri Dickinson College 29:19.01 SO 70 James Munnelly Elizabethtown College 29:20.22 SR 71 Brendan Sharp Gwynedd Mercy College 29:23.57 FR 72 Phillip Adams University of Mary Washington 29:31.26 FR 73 Evan Bollinger Dickinson College 29:32.96 SO 74 Michael Klein Messiah College 29:33.84 SO 75 Beau Wilson Messiah College 29:34.34 SO 76 Trevor Book Messiah College 29:35.27 JR 77 Adam Derkacz Elizabethtown College 29:40.49 SO
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