EAU CLAIRE ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME Alex DeLakis - 2013

INDUCTEES - 2019 High School: Swimming: 6-time WIAA state champ: 4-time 100 Breaststroke; 2- time 200 IM: 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 3- Brady Burzynski - 2012 time WISCA Swimmer of the Year: 2011, nd High School: : BRC All- 2012, 2013, 2 swimmer in WIAA state Conference 2nd Team: 2012, 2011, Career history to win same event (100 BA: .361, Played CF: 2012, 2011, 2010, Breaststroke) 4 years in a row: 2010, Hockey: 11th Overall Career Scoring & 2011, 2012, 2013, WIAA State Record Goals (60), 73 Assists, BRC All-Conf. HM: holder: 100 Breaststroke, UW-Madison 2012, 2011, 2010, Team Captain 2012, Pool, 15-time WIAA Sect. Champ, 16-time 2011, Team WI U18 2012, 2011, Senior BRC Champ, 4-time Team High Point Winner: 2010, 2011, National Invite Team 2012, Football: BRC 2012, 2013, Memorial Old Abe School Records: 200 IM, 100 All-Conference HM: 2011, 2010, Played Breaststroke, Team Captain: 2012- 13, Rookie of the Yr.: 2010, RB, DB: 2012, 2011, 2010, Team Iron Man College: University o fWisconsin Badgers: Swimming: Award: 2011, College: University of Wisconsin - Stout Blue Breaststroke and IM as a scholarship athlete: 2013-14, UW- Devils: Baseball: WIAC Max Sparger Scholar Athlete Award: Madison Outstanding Male Volunteer Athlete: 2014, Other: 2016, WIAC All-Conference: 2016, 2014, Holds UW-Stout Holds Black Belt in Karate, USA Swimming Junior Nationals rd Stolen Bases Record: 48, 4 yr. Career BA: .347, Professional: Qualifier, Placed 3 -100 Breaststroke: YMCA Nationals, Placed Baseball: St. Paul Saints (AA), Joliet Slammers (Frontier 7th - 200 Breaststroke, Held many Top-10 national age group League): 2016-17, 2017-18, St. Paul Saints, North Div. individual times through USA Swimming, EC YMCA Marlins: 12 Champs: 2016, Career BA: .256, Other: Baseball: EC Express, yrs., USA Swimming Age Group State Record: 2010: 100 : 2013-2015, EC Express, Team MVP: Breaststroke, 200 Breaststroke, 200 IM, USA Swimming State 2015, Career BA: .305, EC Express, All-time top five leader in Champion: 2012: 100 Breaststroke, 200 Breaststroke, 400 seven categories: Games Played: 148, AB: 528, Hits: 161, IM, L-T Male Athlete of the Year: 2012, Co-facilitated Q2 - a Stolen Bases: 39, Runs Scored: 87, Walks: 72, while 6th for youth group designed to empower LGBTQ youth in the career RBI’s: 64, EC Cavaliers MVP: 2013, EC Cavaliers, Chippewa Valley: 2015-2017 Rookie of the Year: 2013

Jacob Dowell - 2003 Jefferson Dahl - 2008

High School: Hockey: Led the Old Abes High School: WIAA Scholar Athlete: to two WIAA State Tournament 2008, Leader-Telegram Male Athlete of the appearances: 2000, 2001, Scored 90 Year: 2008, MHS Male Athlete of the Year: points in two seasons, Only freshman to 2008, US Marine Corps Distinguished play varsity, Played for Team Wisconsin: Athlete: 2008, Hockey: WIAA State “Mr. 2000-01, Played for National Team Hockey” Player of Year: 2008, All-State 1st Development Program, scoring 52 points: Team: 2007, 2008; HM: 2006, All-State 2001-03, Alternate Captain: 2003, Gold Tournament Team 2007, 2008, Team Medal World Under 17 Tournament, Fourth Captain (undefeated WIAA State Champs: Place World Under 18 Tournament, Gold 2007-08; Captain: 2006-07, BRC Player of Medal, World Under 20 Tournament, Four-time All Northwest the Year: 2008, BRC All-Conference 1st Team: 2007, 2008, Set Male Athlete of the Year. College: University of Wisconsin MHS and City hockey scoring records, Member of Team WI Badgers: Alternate Captain: 2007, Badger Most Valuable select teams: 2004-08, Member of Wisconsin’s Senior Player: 2007, Badgers won NCAA Championship, Junior Year: Showcase team; Captain; All-Tournament Team: 2008, 2006, Led Badger team in goals (19) and power play goals (8): Football: WFCA All-Region Team: 2007, BRC All-Conference 2007, Scored 90 points in his Badger career, Played for 1st Team: 2007, All Northwest 2nd Team: 2007, Coach’s Award: Badgers four years: 2003-07, Professional: Drafted by , Played for Chicago Blackhawks, Dallas Stars, and 2007, Baseball: BRC All-Conference 2nd Team: 2008, WBCA Minnesota Wild, Member of Blackhawk team that won Stanley All-District Awards: 2008, WIAA State Tournament: 2007, 2008, Cup: 2010, Won Frank T. Hunt Award: 2014, Played College: University of Wisconsin Badgers: Hockey: Badger professionally 11 years, Other: Spokesperson for Huntington’s Alternate Captain: 2013-14, Member of Big Ten Conference Disease in NHL/AHL; organized fundraisers for HD in NHL and Tournament Championship team: 2014, Member of Western continues to fundraise, Played in MHS 3 on 3 hockey Collegiate Hockey Association Tournament Championship team: fundraisers, Assisted coaching youth in Eau Claire summer th 2013, Jim Santulli 7 Man Award (Spirit & Sportsmanship): hockey leagues, Volunteer coach for Madison Capitals hockey 2013, Most Improved Player: 2012 & 2013, Professional: EHC team Klostersee, German Professional Hockey League: 2014, Idaho Steelheads (Dallas Stars): 2014-2018, Captain: 2016-2018, Team MVP: 2017, Team Leading Scorer: 2017, 2018, Cleveland Monsters (Columbus Blue Jackets): 2018 1 Billie Flanagan - 1995 Patrick McLain - 2007

High School: Gymnastics: Old Abe All High School: Soccer: Big Rivers Around Points Record, 37.75: Bars: 9.8, Conference Champs: 2006, 2005, Vault: 9.5, Beam: 9.3, Floor: 9.5, Old Abe WIAA State Appearance: 2005, All- Award: 1994-95, Gymnastics MVA: 1993, State Honorable Mention: 2007, Big 1994, 1995, Team Captain: 1993, 1994, Rivers All-Conference 1st Team 2007, 1995, Team High Score: 1992, 1993, Team Captain: 2007, Team MVP: 1994, 1995, Team Hardest Worker: 1993, 2007, Played Varsity Goal Keeper: 1994, 1995, WIAA State Meet, Vault, 4th; 2007, 2006, 2005, Career Saves: 90% (1.00 Goals Against), All Around, 8th: 1995, WIAA State Meet, College: Cal Poly Mustangs: Soccer: Three Year starter, Goal Vault, 4th; All Around 10th: 1994, WIAA Keeper: 2011, 2010, 2009, All-Big West Conference Second State Meet, Vault, 3rd; All Around 10th: 1993, Sectional Meet, All Team: 2011, 2010, 2009, Big West Conference Defensive Around, 1st: 1993, 1994, 1995, BRC All Around, 1st: 1993, Player of the Week: 2011 (Sept. 12), 2010 (Nov. 8), 2009 1994, 1995, Who’s Who In High School Sports: 1994-95, (Oct. 5), Big West Conference Team Sportsmanship Award: College: Texas Woman’s University Pioneers: Gymnastics: 2010, Top 5 Career Goalkeeping Records: Goals Against USAG All American, Vault: 1999, USAG Scholar Athlete: 1999, Average: 1.00, 2007-11 (2nd), Save Percentage: .808, 2007- USAG National Gymnastics Championship Team: 1996, 1998, 2011 (1st), Saves: 193, 2007-2011 (4th), Shutouts: 16, 2007- USAG National Gymnastics Championship Team Runner-up: 2011 (3rd), Starts: 44, 2007-2011 (4th), Top 10 Single Season 1997, 1999, Co-Captain: 1998-99, B.S. degree, Dietetics & Goalkeeping Records: Goals Against Average: 0.92, 2011 (3rd), Institutional Administration: 1999, Other: Member- WI National 1.04, 2010 (6th), 1.06, 2009 (7th), Save Percentage: .835, 2010 HS Gymnastics Championship Team, NETA Certified Personal (1st), .830, 2009 (2nd), Total Saves: 73, 2009 (9th), Shutouts: 6, Trainer, Founder/Owner of Body By BJ Personal Training, 2011 (5th), 5, 2010 (6th), 5, 2009 (6th), Professional: Soccer: WNBF and WBFF Pro Figure Competitor, Featured in television Played five years in the MLS (): Chicago and print media articles about personal training/fitness, Author, Fire: 2016, 2018, Minnesota United: 2017, Orlando City: 2017, The Body By BJ Fitness Playbook: 2019 Chivas USA: 2012, 2013, Played two years in the USL (United Soccer League): Sacramento Republic: 2015, Orange County J. Mark “Mojo” Johnson - Coach Blues: 2014 High School: Cross Country: BRC Champs: Girls: 2016, 2015, 2014, 2012, Tom “Shanty” Reidinger - 1945 2004, 2003, 2001, 2000, Boys: 2003, 2000, Boys’ Head Coach: 2000-2007, High School: Football: Legendary Girls’ Head Coach: 2000-2017, Asst. Boys’ football player for Old Abes, Old Abes & Girls’ Coach: 1998, 1999, Inducted- top running back in the early 1940’s, Also WCCCA HOF: January 2019, BRC played defensive back, Known as a Individual Meet Champion: Girls: 2016, tough and shifty back, Played 4 years: 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012, 2004, 2003, 1941, 1942, 1943, 1944, Achieved Boys: 2007, 2003, WIAA Sect. Team outstanding athletic achievements while Champs: Girls: 2016, 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012, 2004, 2001, playing with one eye, Baseball: Excelled Boys: 2000, WIAA Girls’ Sect. Individual Champ: 2016, 2015, as a pitcher, Shoulder injury kept him 2013, 2012, 2004, 2003, WIAA State Meet Team Qualifiers: from being a major league prospect, Girls: 2016 (5th), 2015 (1st), 2014 (1st), 2013 (6th), 2012 (5th), Played 4 years: 1942, 1943, 1944, 1945, 2009 (17th), 2004 (4th), 2003 (3rd), 2001 (4th), 2000 (4th), Boys: College: Eau Claire State Teacher’s College (UW-Eau th th th 2004 (10 ), 2003 (8 ), 2000 (11 ), WIAA Girls’ State Meet Team Claire) Blugolds: Member of UW-Eau Claire Blugold Athletic Champs: 2015, 2014, WIAA Girls’ State Meet Individual Champ: Hall of Fame, Key back on Blugold Football Championship 2015 (Aubrey Roberts), WIAA Girls’ State Meet Individual team: 1948, All-Conference Second Team running back: 1948, Runner-up: 2014, 2012 (Aubrey Roberts), Track & Field: Girls’ Also started as a defensive safety, Played football 4 years: Head Coach: 1993-2017, Asst. Coach: 1986-1990, 1992, 2018, 1946, 1947, 1948, 1949, Played baseball 4 years: 1947, 1948, BRC Champs: 2003, 2002, 2001, 2000, 1997, BRC Runners-up: 1949, 1950, Other: Career included selling Caterpillar 2017, 2016, 2015, 2005, 2004, 1999, 1998, 1996, 1995, Reg. equipment for 45 years, Retired as Vice President of Ziegler/ Champs: 2005, 2003, 2002, 2000, 1997, 1995, Sect. Champs: Caterpillar n 1996, Father of three 2015, 2003, 2000, 1998, Sect. Runners-up: 2004, 2002, Individual WIAA State Champs: Aubrey Roberts, 3200m: 2016 (Division 1 State Record), 2015, 4x800m Relay: 2000, 1999, Tanya Lien, 800m: 1998, Katrina Hannaford, Triple Jump: 1993, Individual WIAA State Runner-up: Aubrey Roberts, 1600m: 2015, 3200m: 2014, Tanya Lien, 800m: 1997, 4x800m Relay: 2002, Boys’ : Asst. Coach (Soph.): 1986-1992, Asst. Coach (JV): 1992-1994 2 Peter Rentzepis - 2014 Robert “Pinky” Schaaf - 1947

High School: Soccer: BRC Champions: High School: Football: Legendary 2014, 2013, 2012, 2011, WSCA All-State football player for Old Abes, Captain: “Best of the Rest”: 2013, BRC Player of 1946, Played in North-South All-Star the Year: 2013, BRC All-Conference 1st Game: 1946, Old Abes leading rusher Team: 2013, BRC All-Conference HM: in the mid-1940’s, Played 3 years 2012, Team Captain: 2014, 4 yr. letter varsity: 1944, 1945, 1946, Basketball: winner: 2014, 2013, 2012, 2011, Tennis: Played 2 years varsity: 1944-45, BRC Champs: 2014, 2013, 2012, 2011, 1945-46, 1946-47, Track: Ran 4 years WIAA State Team Runner-up: 2014, WIAA varsity: 1944, 1945, 1946, 1947, All-State 1st Team: 2014, WIAA All-State College: Eau Claire State Teacher’s College (UW-Eau Claire) 2nd Team: 2013, 2012, 2011, BRC All- Blugolds: Star halfback on Blugold Football Championship Conference 1st Team: 2014, 2013, 2012, 2011, Team Captain: team: 1948, Played on Blugold Football Championship team: 2014, 2013, 4 yr. letter winner: 2014, 2013, 2012, 2011, 1956 after leaving school because of injuries 8 years earlier, College: Pomona College Sagehens: Soccer: SCIAC Champ: Played 3 years: 1948, 1949, 1956, Other: Played on Chippewa 2014, NCAA Division III Tournament Qualifier: 2014, SCIAC Marines semi pro football team 3 seasons, One of Eau Claire’s Award of Distinction: 2017, SCIAC All-Academic Team: 2017, great all-around athletes: ski jumping, handball, racquet sports, 2016, 2015, Lead team in assists: 2017, Team Captain: 2017, boxing, , baseball, golf, running, and biking Leading scorer: 2016, Other: National AP Scholar: 2014, National Merit Scholar Finalist: 2014, WIAA Scholar Athlete: 2014, 4.0 GPA as an Old Abe Mike Schwengler - Coach

Joe Saleck - 1984 High School: Hockey: WIAA State Champions: 2013 (23-6-1), WIAA State High School: Baseball: WIAA State Champions: 2008 (26-0-0), Wisconsin Tournament: 1983, BRC Champs: 1983, Hockey Coaches Association – Bob BRC All-Conference 1st Team: 1984, 3 yr. Johnson Memorial Coach of the Year: 2000, WIAA State appearances: (13), letter winner: 1984, 1983, 1982, 2017, 2016, 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012, Basketball: WIAA State Tournament, 2011, 2010, 2008, 2007, 2005, 2001, Division I, Final Four appearance: 1984, 2000, Big Rivers Conference Champions: All-NW 1st Team: 1984, BRC All (10), 2015, 2014, 2012, 2011, 2010, Conference 1st Team: 1984, All-City 1st 2009, 2008, 2007, 2005, 2000, Team: 1984, All-NW HM: 1983, BRC All- Winningest Coach in Eau Claire Conference 2nd Team: 1983, 3 yr. letter Memorial History: (358-129-18), Ten straight winning seasons: 2006-2016, Head Coach 1997- 2017, Assistant Coach: 1994- winner: 1984, 1983, 1982, Football: 3 yr. letter winner: 1984, 1996, College: University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire Blugolds: 1983, 1982, College: United States Air Force Academy Hockey: American Hockey Coaches Association College Falcons: Baseball: WAC HM Outfield: 1989, WAC Athlete of Division All-American: 1994, All-Northern Collegiate Hockey the Week: 1988, April 18, 3 HRs in two game series under head Association 1st Team: 1994, Wisconsin State University coach Paul Mainieri (current LSU Tigers Head coach), Air Force Conference All-Conference 1st Team: 1994, UWEC MVP: 1994, Career BA: .367, Best year at USAFA: 1988, AB (140) 1988, All-Northern Collegiate Hockey Association Honorable Mention: Hits (53), Slug% (.603), BA (.379), HR (11), 3 yr. D1 baseball 1993, Wisconsin State University Conference All-Conference 2nd Team: 1993, UWEC Co-MVP: 1993, UWEC Freshman of letter winner in WAC: 1989, 1988, 1987, Other: USAFA the Year Award: 1991, UWEC All-Time Rankings: Power Play Preparatory School: Most Improved Basketball Player: 1985, Goals (Season): 2nd (13), Power Play Goals (Career): 3rd (30), Saleck family has 82 career USAFA HR: Steve (1976-1980, 46), Scorer 3rd (163 pts.), Assists (One Game): 2nd (4-done twice), Joe (1987-1989, 26), Tyler (2012-2015, 10), American Legion Assists (Career): 4th (98), Points in a Season: 7th (52), Other: Baseball Career BA: (.384) 1983, 1982, Served: 20 yrs.-USAF, Junior Hockey: Olds Grizzlys: 1988-1990, Team MVP: 1989- 1 yr.-Korea: 1990, 7th Air Force 6th Tactical Intelligence Group 90, 1988-89, Leading Scorer: 1989-90,Team MVP: 1988-89, All- Time Leading Scorer: (12th) Indications & Warning, 3 mos.-Saudi Arabia: 1996, Team Chief, Signals Intelligence & Deputy Joint Intelligence Center Chief, 6 mos.- Bosnia: 1999, Operations Officer for 30 man NATO unit & operator for Multi-national Division North Allied Military Intelligence Battalion, Awarded National Reconnaissance Office Bronze Medal: 2008, Awarded three Defense Meritorious Service Medals, given after 3/4 yr. tours are complete, (last awarded: 2008), NATO Medal: 1999

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Mary Elizabeth Smith - 1983 Name Grad. Ind. Name Grad. Ind. Andy Akervick 1985 2005 Wally Lehman 1936 2009 High School: Basketball: Big Rivers Tim Baaken 1976 2009 Dick Lewis 1942 2011 Conference Champions: 1983, Big Rivers Bob Barneson 1956 2005 Tom Litscher 2006 2016 Conference MVP: 1983, Big Rivers All- Cy Berg 1941 2006 Traci Litscher 2004 2013 Conference 1st Team: 1983, 1982, USA Ben Berkey 1995 2006 Bekka Lundquist 2000 2013 Today All-American: 1983, WIAA All-State Phil Birkel Coach 2016 Reed MacKenzie 1960 2011 Gregg Bohlig 1970 2005 Patrick McLain 2007 2019 Honorable Mention: 1982, WIAA All-State Dennis Bohman 1959 2006 Julie McNicoll 1985 2007 Special Mention: 1983, Team MVP: 1983, Colin Boone 2005 2013 Michael Melrose 1999 2009 1982, Team Co-Captain: 1983, Team Jim Bowman 1953 2006 Charley Mencel 1951 2005 Achievement Award: 1983, Most points Cub Buck 1911 2005 Sue Mickelson 1981 2011 scored in a game: 1983, Most points Ron Buckli 1952 2016 William “Bill” Milne 1994 2007 scored in a season: 1983, Most free Erin Buenzli 1992 2013 Nate Moch 1999 2006 throws made in a season: 1983, Career records held through Brady Burzynski 2012 2019 Wendy Moch 1996 2006 1983: Most points, Most rebounds, Most free throws made, Best Jerry Carstensen 1996 2007 Karl Monson 1989 2013 free throw percentage, Team Record: 51-9 overall, 25-5 Big Sherm Carstensen 1996 2007 Stanley Morley 1970 2011 John Coggins 1959 2006 Jen Moo 1993 2016 Rivers Conference, Three Year letter winner: 1983, 1982, 1981, Vern Curs 1963 2005 Julie Mueller 1991 2013 First Eau Claire Memorial female basketball player to receive an Jefferson Dahl 2008 2019 Bryan Myers 1997 2016 NCAA Division I athletic scholarship, Volleyball: Team MVP: Alex DeLakis 2013 2019 John Nicholas Coach 2016 1981, Two Year letter winner: 1982, 1981, College: Western Tina DeLakis 2010 2016 Erik Norman 1984 2005 University Westerwinds (nickname used by Greg Dick 1975 2006 John Novak 1929 2005 Women’s Athletics 1977-2009 ): Basketball: Co-Captain Paul Domer 1991 2013 Chimerem Okoroji 2008 2016 1986, All-Time Consecutive Free Throws Made: 28, 1986 (1st), David Donnelley 2008 2016 Adolph “Ade” Olson 1923 2005 All-Time Single Season Free Throw Percentage: 81.5%, 1986 Jacob Dowell 2003 2019 Aubrey Olson 1950 2006 (6th tie), All-Time Sophomore Scoring: 224 points, 1986 (8th), Stan Dufrane 1974 2006 Brian Ostenso 1969 2013 Jeff Ellenson 1965 2006 Karen Ostenso 1980 2009 Other: Women’s Basketball Assistant Coach, DePauw Ralph Engebretson 1927 2005 Kristen Parker 1988 2016 University: 1993-2015, Recruiting & Philanthropy Coordinator: Kirk Een 1978 2007 Jenny Postlewaite 1989 2006 Program raised over $100,000 for charitable organizations and Nolan Fadness 2007 2016 Ron Poquee 1962 2007 conducted free basketball clinics for local youth, 523-107 Ty Fadness 2004 2016 Tom Poquee 1970 2005 overall record, 16 conference championships, 16 NCAA Division Stephanie Farrell 1991 2011 Bill Priest 1983 2006 III postseason appearances, NCAA Division III Champions Regan Fields 1998 2007 Jason Rabedeau 1983 2005 2013, 2007, Undefeated 34-0 season: 2013, NCAA Division III Billie Flanagan 1995 2019 Jack Rada 1956 2005 Final Four, 3rd place: 2002, Won 20 or more games in 18 of her John Gallagher 1940 2005 Mike Reetz 1966 2006 last 19 seasons, Won more games than any other Division III Harold “Hud” Gelein, Sr 1912 2007 Tom “Shanty” Reidinger 1945 2019 Harold “Hud” Gelein, Jr 1958 2007 Stacey Miler Reinke 1985 2016 women's program over her last 20 seasons Harry Gibbs 1944 2006 Peter Rentzepis 2014 2019 Phil Hagen 1966 2005 Joe Rhin 1984 2009 Bob Hall 1966 2005 Guy Rossato 1974 2006 Carie Steil - 2005 Katrina Hannaford 1993 2005 Jenny Rowe 1983 2013 Tom Hansis 1964 2009 Sara Ryder 1991 2009 High School: Cross-Country: WIAA Arnie Hanson 1935 2011 Lincoln Saito 1966 2011 State Meet, finished 41st: 2001; 17th: 2003; Dick Hanson 1962 2011 Joe Saleck 1984 2019 Jim Hill 1985 2016 John Schaaf 1959 2006 th 15: 2004, All-State, second team: 2003, Jimmy Hendrickson 1931 2005 Robert “Pinky” Schaaf 1947 2019 2004, All-State Academic team: 2001, Bob Hessler 1951 2005 Jeff Schemberger 1990 2011 2003, 2004, Big Rivers Conference Stan Hillestad 1951 2006 Sandra Schumacher 1954 2016 Champion: 2004; Runner up: 2003, All Big Brad Hoffman 1980 2009 Mike Schwengler Coach 2019 Jim Howe 1968 2006 Mary Elizabeth Smith 1983 2019 Rivers Conference First Team: 2001, J. Mark “Mojo” Johnson Coach 2019 Jennifer Stanton 1989 2016 2002, 2003, 2004, Old Abe Team Dave Johnson 1975 2007 Carie Steil 2005 2019 Outstanding Performer Award: 2002, 2003, Jim Johnson 1951 2006 Jim Stewart 1963 2013 Roger “Whitey” Johnson 1955 2005 Todd Sen 1994 2007 2004, Her Old Abe team placed third once Stan Johnson 1962 2005 John Suppon 1969 2006 and fourth twice at the WIAA State Meet, Soccer: WIAA State Vic Johnson 1939 2005 Dick Tornowske 1958 2006 Tournament Participant: 2002, 2003 All Big Rivers Conference, Don Jordan 1950 2009 Meg Van de Loo 2013 2019 Second Team: 2003, Two-time Letter Winner: 2002, 2003, Melissa Kaiser 2001 2011 Jim Van Gorden 1959 2005 Brady Keegan 2008 2016 Sara Vine 2002 2013 th th Track & Field: WIAA State Meet, finished 5 , 3200; finished 9 , Trevor Kohlhepp 1991 2011 Link Walker 1943 2006 1600: 2004, WIAA State Meet, finished 10th, 3200: 2005, Harold “Diz” Kronenberg 1942 2005 Ade Washburn 1945 2006 Sectional Champion, 1600 & 3200: 2004, Big Rivers Michael La Barbera 1999 2006 Sco Webb 1986 2016 Conference Champion, 3200: 2004, 2005, Held Old Abe 3200 Ted Lahner 1954 2006 Elizabeth Weld 1993 2011 Don “Pinky” Lee 1957 2009 Kelly Werner 1995 2009 Team Record, Old Abe Team Outstanding Performer: 2004, 2005, College: University of Minnesota Golden Gophers: Cross-Country: 4 years, Track & Field: 4 years as a distance runner, Other: Assistant Coach for Old Abes Cross-Country Team: 2013, 2014, Competes in road, trail and ultra races such as Pikes Peak Run, Competes in cross country ski races such as the American Birkebeiner

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